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1' s ' there, and up again should be deducted, but tfie vmainder of ,the 201 a he ought to have without any regard whatever to any bill of costs from any Attorney, there being no foundation in law for any such bill of Costs. • _ The case was then referred to Mr. LOWTOW who immediately duided it, disallowing all the charges by''way Of deduaion out of the lol..except the expences of the Plaintiff going dawn to Guild ford,- at Guildford, and returning, direeting him to take the fire pounds that were tendered to him by Mr. Bigg, considering that as so much money paid into Court ; at 4 further, direding Mr. Bigg to pay hito live pounds more--- - -and herc the case ended: THURSDAY, MAY 28. TIiE.KING WILKES, ON rItOSECUT/ON OF GEO, SIDNEY. This w ;TS an. Inditiment preferred against the Dolendant for Perjury, in 'ilk Answer to a Bill .of Complaint filed by the Prosecutor in the Court of ExL. I:equer. . , It arose in consequence of the Defendant haVing enured .into an agreement with the Prosecutor, to make over to him the exclusive 'right Of printing' a certain Book, of which the,Defendant is the Author, huid e d. Encyclopetdia Llndia,llsis, or Diaionary of Ants, St (17:d Liieralure; but which exclusive right of 'priiitips the Detei:dant had ~since taken away from the Prosecutor, on accOunt'ahis:inatten tion and neglea ire the-eXecurion of it.. The Pro.' seeutor then charged the l)afendant, among other things, with having given part of the above men tinned Work, so exclusively secured to himself, to • sundry other persons' to print, and partieUlarly to one Joseph Bucknell; of Farnham, in Sorry, in fraud of the said agreement ; .and whiCh being denied bt the Defendant in his answer; drew on 'him the charge of perjury in the present anion. Some lit tle time was taken up in .stating - 'what the Witness Joseph Bucknell had printed • for the Defendant when, on 'Kr. ERsota NE'S stating .the substance of the agreement, it was found to be a reprint,, or second edition of the firstvOlutne ofithe said Eney:: elopxdia, not assigned by the,agreement, and had no relation whatever to the busitiesg exclusively made over , to the Prosecutor, which was only " The rest and residue of the prOgressive work, or first edition, from, part of ; the third volume unto the full corn ' pletion and termination of the said Encyclopaedia Londinensis." The witness Bucknell was asked, whether he was not indebted to the Defepdant ? He said, he did, not now consider that he was, because Mr. Wilkes, like a generoo goad man, had sent him a letter stating, that he would never hurt or trouble him for the debt. He was then'Aked, 'whether that letter was written since the present indiftmobit had been pre.fcrred 3 To which he answered, "It was sent him long before." So that it clearly appeared lid . beno view of suborning his evidence. Mr. E ItSit INE then, on behalf of the Defendant, repeated his observation, " that this charge was wholly unfoimded, ina6nvich as the printing veork given to the Wirnehs Buclioell, was not within the agreement ; and said that, he had permanent evidence to fr refure every diing. charged in the Indidment, apd to !,hew. that Ow Defendant was one of the inot honourable menhir' the world. Lord Kt:I.:YON Said, " It dick not appeai to him on,-the fact' of the agreement, that there was the slightest ground for this Prowcution ; and if the Jury thought as he did, he should•go no farther into it,,, The Jury (which , was Special) were unanimously 'of the Same opinion, and here the cause ended. Counsel for the Prosecution, the A frOlt n EY GE NERAL) Mr. Guns, and Mr. Wools ; Attorney, Mt", CHAR-rait--For the Defendant, Mr. ERSKINE, Mr. ,GAtt 'tow, and Mr. Boattoucti ; -Attorney, Mr. SHERWIN. ' Many ientlemen of respeaability attended the Court in support of the' Defenlint's good fame and ‘chltraeler ; among who'm were, Charles Bicknell, .Esq, Solicitor to the Admiralty ; Peter Barfoot, Esq. of Niidlington-place, Hants; Robert Travis, ;Esq. of Silkstead-BOuse, near Winchester.; J. Sims, Esq. Laytonstone, Essex; Richard Dalton, Esq..af `Camberwell' ; Dr. Edmund FrY, of Kingslanki ; 'John Bigg, Esq. of Iping, Sussex; Myles Rowe, Esq. • ot Norton-place, near Chichester ; Jocin Smith, Esq. of Winchester ; Edward V: Utterson, Esq. of Lincoln's:lnn ; Rev. William Carwardine, Coln Priory, Essex ; W. Box;Esq. Ludgate-street. Defendant had' likewise testimonials from the 'following Gentlemen in the country : from John Uuerson, Esq. of ,Chichester, one of His 'Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the county of Sussex 4! Mr. Wilkeslath been my tenant at Milian& }louse, in Sussex, seven years ; and in all andevery trans action I have had with him, he has. conduaed himself in the not honourable and respet.clable tnan. ner.”—From Samuel TW'yford, Esq: Lae High She.. riff for Sussex ; and the Rev. Charles Alcock, Pre bend ofthichester, and Chaplain to the Bishop "of LLi e l.,,:st er "We have been personally at:. quaintcd with 'Mr. Wilkes for these last five xears, and have always considered him as'a Gentleman of strict veracity and integrity, and incapable of tempting to support 'a falsehood' by the violation of an oath.' - • , From the Rev. Charles Richards, Master of Win. chester Hyde. 'Abbey School : " Mr. Wilkes I have intimately known for more than twenty years, I have nnifOrmly found him a man of Stria integrity, and always had the highest opinion of his honour and probity." Front' the Rev. Tames 'Cookson, of Colmar, one of • His IVlajesty's justices of Peace for the county of Hants :—" It' is but justice in me to say, and I - atn -ready to say it on all occtsions, to bear testi. many to the reputation of Mr. Wilkes, that having known him for many •years, and had several tram. sa6tions_ with him, I always 'found his condua fair and just." • , _ From the Rev. Newbolt, of Winchester, one, of Flis Majesty's Justices for the county of Ilauts have the pleasure with great rruth)to say, that having known Mr, Wilkes many years, I never beard of .any thing to impeach his general good Chlirgter." From the Rev.G. J. Huntingford, P. D. Warden of Winchester College :—" I have kliown Mr. Wilkes many -yeltrs. I have never beep acquainted with any transaetion, 'which could just►ty the slightest imputatio►► on his moral clmraEter; and I verily believe him utterly incapable of violating truth 4nd honesty." Da D. On Friday the 22.1 inst. John Wenyeve, Esq. of Britten. ham Hail, in the County txt Sulk')lk.. • Yesterday, at his house at Putney, Surrey, Simeon Warner, On Monday, the 25th instant, at Chigwell, Essex, 'Mrs. Anne Pead, aged 6-. YESTERDAY BEING' A`TIOLIDAY, IVO Bus INE.,ys DONE Al THE stock: Excil.l":-F.: KENNET and AVON CANAL. . , THECOMMITTEE of. NIANAtEMENT • think it their duty thn's publicly to apprize- the Pro. prietors, that the•Ad orPar!ilment solicited-under the-di ree vans arum at the last Gencral,:tlzeing held at Bath, rec6ved the Royal As.:;ent nn the list day of May instant ; and that, by a Ciauseiwthe , Att,..a preii!reilee of subscribing for the few remaining:New ShaKes.,is secured to the Proprietors :for Thirty Days trOin Abe passing.the same; after whit:hi - should any remain, the Subscription will be open to the 'Public :az *.„* Subscriptions .may be made either personally, or by Letter (post-past; at the Banking.hottse of :Messrs. Larfords, Davis, and Co. Bristol. • -- Bristol, zsth May, !Sot: • KENT. T0 . ,8E SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A .FREEHOLD ESTATE, consistin , ;- of • 0 Ninety-Si'x Acres ot excellent Marsh LAnd,,ituate between Rochester and Cr.ivesend, let on Lease to a very cc spedable Tenantot the clear yearly Rentof isol. For further Particulars apply to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, o. 6, Lin,:oln's-I Fiel(6. 1. 4 .12. E EEIOLD ESTATES, SALOP. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION„ Togethet biin Two Lots," on Monday rzd ititle,:aqt, at the Angel inn, in Ludlow, at Four. o'elock, MWCY gLIGHILE FARMS;, called GREAT P 0 sTo N , containing 3. AMA; and LITTLE eOS TON FARM, and I.DWIN's COPPICE, Containing 325 Aeres;'situate tiVe Miles North East of Linilow,lield. twin Year to Year, under Keats of more than Thirty Years staluiiog. ' lioth Farms lie convenient . to be oeLlipitd together or - separately, forming one comOuct Estate, within a*Ring Fence, well wooded and watered; and 'are capable of 'rery , peat improVemerit by I)rainins, and other good Husbandry, at an easy expenee. Lime-stone arid Coil are near, and pro bably in the Estate.' For a view of the' Premises, apply to the Tenants. ' EIGI-IT'NEW SEEDS; viz. t. r ir HE LEVANT •CUCUMBER, which in —L • -193 so highly grayiried.the Coriolis, is ag:..11 ob.. rained front the Easr For size, very rich flavour, firm sub stance innocent nature, and superlative. beauty, no edict. can be compared witli it. a. NATOLIAN ASPARAC VS, described by Guthrie. vide . c.; cog. Grant. .50S, 4th Edit. It titres buds tir g e as six or er r tlit °fare coinnura'sort, and the taste is exquisite. 3. LARGE „ITALIAN lIROCOLI, forms a head six or eight inches broad, and the lateral branches swell to beans of the Common size. Its flavour is mosrdeliciotts, and. its suc cession long.. 4. -NEW SPANISH LETTUCE, is: of the Coss kind, growS half a yard high, and two feet round, is the sweetest Lettuce known, and appears to be almost all heart. s: MALTA CAULIFLOWER, often grows to a foot, or more,. broad:. Its delicacy is as superior as its:size. ' .6. ANT WE RP CE LL ER Y, grows three feet itigh,_ and six or eight inches rottad,.'and'has the most exalted richness of flavour.- 7. LABRADOR • KALE, a daicate species of Winter C reens. The ,severest weather cannot hurt it. It boils as green as the sprigging grass, .and is stvset as Aiparagus.. S. Ai RICAN ENDIVE, a Sailadsuperior to every other in the world; slyect as a Summer Lettuce, and often is large , as middling Cabbages. All . Sold. at Skill's, NO. zs, Strand, near Charing-Cross. No Credit. Pay'Postage. , • For RUIELIMAfiISMS, SPRAINS, 'BRUISES, Dr. S'rEERS's OPODELDOC. T is with real regret that the Proprietors of this M,-,licine consequence of the extraordinary riselipoil 'Spicits, and upon other articles of which 'it is composed, find themselves under the necessity of having recourse to tire ; same nie4sure which they adopted in 1795, namely, that of' , adding Si*pence. per Bottle to „the Price, in order that they may be able to continue the tatsiness with a fair profit. 'they, however, pledge themselves to the kublic, that when any material and permanent reduction in the articles of this Com position shall take eireti, they will again lower the charge and give notice of it. as they dtd.upon the former occasion. . H The superior excellence of this Medicine, and the conk- Ti omit demand, having produced a. variety of Imitations, Pur.. , l .chasers arc requested to observe, that on the outtide of each B6ttle of the t;z:nuine VpOdeltlonis pasted a Stamp, in which - I are engraved these words-" F. Newbery, _No. 45, St. Paul's." All others are counterfeit. Sold only by F. Newberg,' at the Warehouse for Dr. james's Powder, No. 4-i, in St. Paul's-Church-yard, a few doors froth the corner or Cheapsitle, London ; and by his ap pointment, by Messrs. jeboult and Co. No. xso, anti . Pidding, No. 76.. OXtortf-street ; J'. Wade, Old Bontl-swer arty ley Ald Co. CoLl - -spur-street ;.,6otiftey ittld Cpnke, Soot h. ; J. Ward, Middle-row, Holborn • T. Tutr, Royal -Exchange ; anti W. Clarke, Borough, High -strut.. Price 25. .60. per Bottle, -including the Stamp, or• six lor 13s. 6d. • • N. B. AS the Opodeldoc for Exportation is exempted front the Stamps, and therefore deprived of' that mark of . authen. ticity, and as .great quantities of counterfeits arc xnt out of the Kingdom, all persons abroad, to prevent such imposi= tioos, are desired to-be partieutar in ordering their Agents to procure. this Medicine from gr, Nt.whtry's. VENEREAI. COMPLAINTS. DR; .ARNOLD's' PILLS, so . well kncmin all A,J• over Eitmve for their .superior efficacy and p4..cullar' mildness, in pertettly eradicating every ...legrce of the Vene.. real Nsca.se without the least troubk or e t onfinetnent. The Puhlic may be assured this ext. - client Medicine is perfcaly congenial to the conititntion, and 'many have remarked their h'ealrli having been flinch iniproved in other roipects_after its the.. Printal Direztbns, signed by Dr. Arnold, are inclosed with each Ilot,•vviiich will cnabloall Persons to Curt) selVel without the knowledge of any one. Pletiared by Dr. Aimltl, at .Whetstone, Middlesex; sold in Lonnen by Mr. Ax tell. No. r, Finch-I:ale, ; Mr. Ward, :it his Patent Meclicane Woreftouse,_No. 3Z4, Holborn, Oepc,:itc, Gra y 's Inn Gate ; a n d Mr. Pidding, at his Pate n t Medkita, Warehotise, N 6. 76, Oxford-street, opposite the •' Sad alib by the following Booksellers ; 'heard, Bath ; Sheppard', Ifirtstor; Mottle), Portsmouth ; bury ;' I-bittop and Thr , mpion, -Nlanciteiter ; June; and (..;or, Livecp BulkeleY and. Poole, Chester ; Pearson and Piciet..y, Birmingham ; Stevenson, Norwich • Mitidllitch awl Bardshy, Ipswich G tees Sheffield ; 1.r4A.; , ; Peck, York; Brown, Hull ; kltmSlr, Neweitale; Nl'Dn nard, jtwuller, Glasgow; S..7Oft,''Aputheeary, Edinburgh'; and- by One ►t pittlblr BOokszikr in mos rfowns in ,Engl.lod. Price tyl. and s.4:id. a tlo, Duty included. - ,4Vhere may be had,' , Arnuld's Nervous Rtztotative Drops. FAMILY MAGAZINE. On .Itiondivy, June ist, i 4: r, will be published, Nionoer IH . (Price Nine-p , lnce),_ of • • 11-10DOX CEIURCit , iIANIs GAZINE Cr, A Treasury of Div,ne :1;1 K'nowledge.r.i,consisting . of 'Biography of Judie I: , Intergretation of Joseph's Dream, Essay on Cone.. tu:celi Religion and Civiico*Nninent, (continued;, scri'ocd Form of Prayer _(contirlue(l), - &e. Popery of . jacobinism; Thoughts on the Stasons; , Translarion ut I:ii chaelis's l)issertation on the Hehrew ttiuntlis, l!tousiste'nOttA of the New 'Philosoph , ; ; hei'Snltan and nis Gardener, a Dialogue; Polwhele's CtintrOver4 with7Drs.J - lawker; Account of the New • ez - 1 of Universalians,; Instructions to the' Einissaries of the Nctc. SttlitialB SOcierics,. referred to ix the' Reports of the Secret 'Committee; Anecdotes ot Priestley, of the ChurCh of- Neu fihate, Are.-; Chlrac ter of Dr. ferenty'Taylor ; Selealuns fromiliale on Troll. blesome Times, &c. &e. ; with a List of llo*s on Divinity, Poetry,. Obituary, List of Church Preferments:, &c. The First, and Second Numbers of this Moral and Religious .7•liscellany,, contain a copious Account ut the' pious knd • learned William Jones', of Nayland; an original Duhwite Christianity ;- a Dissertation on the Sabbath ; with z variety of Natter original and stk.cted, compiled with viea; ut illustiatii* the Principles of the. Church of Enxla..il, and.' giving to ,Religious_Fantilie, a Work at ogee eniertainiyi instrtiCtiirc., and moral. • London' : • printeW for J Spragg, No. Panton-street, • Haymarket ; to whom Communications, L,..iters, C. paid) for the Editors, •afe. 'respectfully request to be ail dressed. Sold by C. Chapple, Pall-mall ; Cooke, Ckrtford;. Nicholson, Cambridge ; Canterbuq; Pearson, Birmingham; Clarke, Niancttester; H azard,Lath; rose, Bristol; Goadb*, Sllerborne• ' Drewry, D4rby ; ArAet, Dublin ; Bell, Edinburgh ; and ail other prin.:ipal Book sellers in the United Dominions. _ PEDOMETER,I'.E unproved - 1. WISER, which when wore in the Pocket, the distance the Wearer walks (priee Two Quint:as). Saki by SPENCER. arid PERKINS, Wateli-inaker* No• 44 ' (1 ,t ) ,/,-T3 sits St. Sepulchre's Church Snow-hili Tito loir•taT - years liave thestAlachines ; 'and tliongh Ira claim the invention, it' bciii* ahnost as antient'.lS:eoaet Watches t , yet all that ever came to their kiicded',s li 4l l vectrains ,Peen so rude'. in their. shale, inconvenient' in weatin i t 4 ? ) „, ,pees in their .perforinance, as to have been seen as useless. m i t' it • Thii, which they Lake the liberty to offer th" 1 , ..,:ant in itself, in;...st 'eonvenientlV used. pi:rie4lg atm , and what is tiesirable in all Machines al lanjc, eNcf gcl : ll4. cheap.; not liable to be out of Order, :Ind is a Inuit arniisl Companion to ; C'critiein4n who - ,arc of .W 11; 6 ;4 a' Flattering themselves Shooting. , great I rr.provernedtlat ct y has carritxt it to its uithn.ttaint,. thl:y take this zie-'lllod ut I:l,l:.ittic it public, to se6nr , ' to thmiselvit, credit 1, having beu material! v injured by. Plr g i a r i sts. wio copied their Machines, anil passed them oft. w inm a; taeir own : lnventions, though at.inuch,higber.Pri"' and very itireriOt work, MEDICINE ,A.c'r. . . • At the Only:Warehouse for Dr. lA. Ts,i ES.'s P (INVI)F, I:, , No. 45.,, St, Paul's Church-N . :ad, a Ica I)uOrs 1110111 the Corner of eheansi , k-, i, . Sahel, F rIIE fOlipwing .1.\ , 1t.))1C I•N * ES p• --' 3t Ille I. Prices annexed, inLlll:;ive of the, .-:; !mi.!) Dutioti;, p.>sc(l by this Act ; but..no additional-,,4h.ii re , has I,', en ' '..., t " l l i ' e 9 C I original Dr : I . 1 4 ir N i .'rice e E S's °r - ' ls l , ' ( 6 ) 4 1 . V i i ) )e E r i lk l t i t c. . ; 11 I s t . cOn1::.:, i ".: ''' "I . . ;7 :; iiad at il. 4s. Rer Dozen; ni the Illlalftiy t.,• , ' Packets in one 'Bottle for 0; Z.:. (4: - Dtity i, ,',,,..:; so that the Public aut no solliirers. - •., •. , ,':e But in order to' facilitate thz oper..,!ion, :.,-, : ,:. e , burden . of tlii . Atl, - whis;h wOuld inu )7,,c,:.t r!, . ~ t• - . 4 17e : C dv f (ed) r i o d' m at Cs' t r i a: :: Y :x.l lls t: I t l it n e ll O i' l ' d': :i rl l ' s el t i a iel ' ill ' I: ll' .. id it' i : : : "ll' 1 LL . . .' . . . . 1' j ': . . ' • •••. . . .r. d. ' . Dr. Tantes's Powder .1 - 6 Cephalic Snu 1 . . ff - Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr, Stcci . -.'; r..r ..- , 1 ;I -----, Cattle.P.ovviler ,1. 6 . ric1.0 . 1.,.. . , r 3r r . . f A i u oo sti p a er:: c p l i l l a l i s ,4_ t 1 t ---:r:..-,n, .' f ~ , i,;, . 1 ti o . , it,)• , ) "3 , . F.ir . l.lo.: l k,l:kk ,() '" • .* I ii. Pills - •,4 o . • Esseticeior Pel)!'''''' , - Perry's Minus Pills 5 o Oi V rinAtl: vil.in.:s i - '' Daltiy's Carminative I. 9 Glass's :vi-'''') l "'3 l3 , AI; ''.3 1 6 Tiotell's /Ethereal S pi- . 1 o !i. glisil - •-• , ;nrs ,": i 0 rat . - - 3 6 C r. 1; ,'..; Does Greenough's Tineiures r - .14 liortc,:)':; WOr s 5 ‘ll ' ;l l 7 r r e . al SP e e ' T s n ' t° l 4 i ti' n 3 e li i. e'l o ne f tjr )3 tl :i c k e 3 4! . 6 1°4- BS l,? '-': ::.: ‘ f li s il l ;ii : aI C :.1 : 1 " , : L9 - 1.44 : 11: • 1 9 12:- Iluxhani's, by ditto, i 6- Dr : sofauttris T ea ' lir. Steer's Opodeldoe.. at': 6 . iorvs's AilW iwtic s t ' 6 ---- Convulsion Oil z 6 Tlodtire •- ' 1 r..0rl . I Also, the Genuine A. rquehu sade, . lately ilnP ( lr le( l l, l l,frs most of the other Proprietary Medicin,,-s in repue. . t „, , ii, for Exportation are slipplied without Stamps, as' be&rt Aa. . f Afes• 5t,...n 1%.1 8r 8 5. . n A li s st m ak al e ly iti P e erAtn u s s , ,e, p a , t. r . t . ic li ula w ri l.l v IS:Azarva,litt'sheol;firtl:4 or, is under the,..neeessity of pohiting Ont, tli.:t it ii ..' i 1 East End of St. Paul's, nearest to Chcapsitic, antir, o , 4 ,, , „. has a large White Sttuxattl I;ront, • wit h t:ltse ‘ 1 °, 7 " 5 ii, scribed; - .. THE ONLY WAItEIIOUSE - fOk'" . lA,MES's POWDER." . • . VENEKEAI. BLINDNESS, Sce. w To Mr. TIIONIAS TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, j" - 13fidge-street, LOndon. DEAR Slit, h i t is with the Most . heartfelt, t I address you on the incomparable eicell,eree of P )u ,,,, r t t valuable Metilcinc, LE AK.E's 1. VtiNT I • Spring of. this: year I had the misfortune to c o,,Ariet real Copplaint, attended .with the: most. gerous sy low - anis ; insomuch, that I have bcv , ;" ; to nt: )yt i . o t ue i bf. j.ei r ets l g o ;l ie ! livh t e 'o a r ; : cialr 'i o : sy l oa t , o n4c l dt e i ondwisieg:hlc:: :tilt ~v Ott excruciating pain and. torment, a• n 4 Mlat*"'" s than tile toot loss : of my sight,—FrucuPaeltie4forli:me, i:I• id lit°:Pillltrigholt ugntiny covery tsoapfor;uty,atrretrresp3r,i:aooxitits ro object of pity and compassion. My .friends had all and expc'.tw l ; every unite to be llCy' la'. ur vuritt, I wits fortunately recommended by tt. neig': k i'' t o t Medicine ; but having • helot!. 1 ,could be prevailed on- to e, anal being at aft boxe► and before I had :tiacte• e..i)taCiltile'l.llCielelitl:llaediltii:Cai:Sl4,'s`o4:;:::::;l‘l:4t''!:lli'lleill side-rabic benefit;, my -pains gradually decreased, 4""" o isiP sight grew better, anti, to the great silpriza and ast ° , inent•of all my friends falter taking three boxes opl'ouri health and strength tunsperiectl res t o ied,' .04 4 ' 41 5 1 0- (thanks to ni): Goti and ‘Gur lay er nest hearty as ever I Was . in my life. tn F ttl.l - Y 011• are at full iitiaty .to publish this in you think. rroner, . for, the , beuatir of winch I shoutdinivo sent you sooner, tit;t v 1 14: relapse. I remain, with-t tie utmost gratitude , , FIG II. Dept Sir, your obliged }tumble Servant, 1 4 -• Iligh-street t .iiitittingharn No v. • , OV. I, I '99. a nt ' The above tkledicine caracStly' reconitiyll'--1). Persons that ate any doubt of !wing entae_„ t er every 'Venereil A action, partitulath tho,e at,"eo.jicat4 ir.g thor'condition ia lite, as it will ceiV inl •fanai<ti, t , every taint 'of that nature„ however. long 01 ,or however dispised tinder the, appearance of utivc,:i., coal' it may be for Scorbutic, (; landular, and ettl.:1!( LZ 3 ity it* plaints, it is also recommended to be ,taken; the Spring, titiraincr, arid . • s . r AV :` . V repartd unit sold by the sole Proprietor, `1.2t",',10',,ti0n,,; Loa, Member of thel'orporation o/:Sumen, his'llouse, No. 4, , New Bridge-street; Who.: Adviae, without a fee, to, persons takiii , 4*the' - ) th i c , answer P:ttiefllS l Letters, it post-payi.,_, °ll it orecYi terms, observing in all cases the mos t inviolay - iP , it Patient's mime or case having mentionetlt. et-1;11;coors OW path:War request, by the I'mprietor, duct.lUtittim: of more than 3 5 year;, that he has na,t " an extensive sale of the fiboVe . Medicine , and El ' r ari3ing therpftom. • ' at. ti; c Vt •o: They too also. sold hr h 4; a } t}i c itutut+t , to fuitter'::, No. 35, Sr. Al!Jati's-street, b r i tsot es•coy...shap, Nu, 103, ON.:Ord-5;14 ,4 •- , r, No. t, Urtion.:row. Little Tower-Itlil4 l r 4 i ll4 bo ; ;` i, 5011 in every' considerable Town ill of only As. 9d. each, sealetl up, %Vith thew reetionS, wht,-reby Per.ons.ot .eithor Sex. may 0 01 selves with ease and . „oat . is' N. .11. Each Box. soh: in Great Britvin is 5-.ol„,ttrs‘ a Stamp, 011 Rich, {2y tat Our of the Coo ll4 P 9 "``. ,No• her printed at the Stionp-Oilice.'---‘' T. ntYloi! j ti Bridge-semet,"—to imitate winch , is, Eelofq! 1. ate counterfeit. ,~~ I NTil6l' INC TR . !ALS. TIIC,ICI NG againit GEORGE WOODFORD THEL LUSSON, for wilful and corrupt Perjury ; and GEO. WOODFORD THELLUSSON, Esq. against RICHARD COPINGE;, on :tn Aaron of Damages for io,ogol. for a malicious Piosecution. These causes are- ap. pointed for trial on Wednesdarmorning, the 3d of June, li - efore__ Lord KENYON 1111t1 a Special Jury of Me.rch,ants, at, the 'Guildhall of the City of London. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. GUILDFORD, MAI , 20. its Majestyti'Plate tongs.' for 4-yr olds,- tost. 411).---s yr olds, tzst.'6lb.--6-yr olds, tact.--anti 110,. I2St. 2,1 b. Four-mile heats. . . . . Ld Sackville's h. h. Wil aer, by King Fergus, aged 2 1 I Capt. Rigat's ch. h. Slapbang, s.yrs. (rode by the owner) .. - . 1 .2 2- . The excellence - of the Amusements at the Royal Circus is the theme of the' Polite Cirales; anti ter_ tainly they are not to be excelled for rationality, taste, and in : amongst these, the Pantomime of Harlequin Mamaluke has to boast of Scenes which possess: mirth, grandeur, and affeaing inci(knr ; this, with the Serious Pantomitne of Rinaldini, an , i the' Speaacle Of the Northern Fleet, in which th! invincible , bravery of the British, both by Sea anti Land, is, most highly conspicUous, are considered as, chefd'auvres of Theatrical and Scenic effect, by .the numerous frequenters of that Theatre. CONCRETE LEMON JUICE. Mr. COXWELL, of Temple-Bar, h2ving been given to understank,r,that some other Acid .has been sold for Concrete Lemou Juice, firls it ne cessary to observe, tf Y iat .he is pet mittcd to refer to the highest Authorities in this Kingdom, for the purity of that prepared by himself ; and he trusts that the precaution of signing eve-y Package with his name, and in his own:hand-writing, will afford sufficient seeurity.against imposition to those who shall be.desirous to make use 4 This conve nient and elegant preparation. TO THE LADIES. The happiness of both Sexes is 'so conneaed with the increase of female charms, it is not to be won dered at that the inventive genius shoild be cm ploYed-to discover' what may be innocently used to assist Nature, • in keeping the tyrant man in a state of pleasing bondage tb the softer sex. This , disco-' very is now made, and as imposition has been but too frequently ;?raetised upon the creduous, the Gentleman who is the inventor of the iVIA.oNEI3c CREAIq, has consulted the deßeacy of the Sex,. by committing the sale of this curious . .and elegant pre paration to a Lady of honour and respectability, who has authority To return the money, if this in nocent Liquid does, not give to the skin:that peat liar fairness, which, as well'as bestowing delicacy, bespeaks health, and throws an animation into the countenance, which ,shall giv4 the eye the full power to. charm and fascinate. For the hand and arm it is prepared in a different fOrm, and if delicacy would moat the ,names of those Ladies to be men tioned who 'have approved this innocent Compoii . .. non, their number would exceed . belicf, - for rank and fashion.' It can be had only at No. t 3, Brown low,-street,' near Nolborti, in bottles at Jos. 6d. each. Lc. - 'N.I3. 'Ladies rewliug , , in the Country, by in closiug a. one-pound note, may have two bottles sent to them, safely packed' in a,box, With bills of directions, to any , part of the.kingdoin. A FACT.—Hunking . Razbrs, or the Treple Ra i zor, doubly secured with 'a guard to prevent cut ting, with six Blades changeable to one Halt, but only one Blade can be used in the Handle at the same time : the nearest -description, is, they as as a Plane, though used as a common Razor, very 'use ful for the Army or Navy, especially in squally weather, or for Gentlemen with nerVous complaints, or young and timid Shavers. To 'prove their uti lity, a Gentleman has shaved himself with one , of these Razors, travelling along the road on horse. back, and citn repeat it again to satisfy a doubtful, curiosity ; recommended as something not common, and may be said, on the first view, that it is more than giver was expeeted to he seen made useful in the shape of a Razor. Price 21. 125. 64t. including Packwood's Razor Strop, joined to a Case in a Small compass. 'These strops are a great expedient at this time, suitable to' the invention well known, in England, Ireland, and other parts 'abroad, price 35. 6d. ss, and ros. 6d. each, and a Box of Paste 2s. 6d, to repair and keep them in good order. Sold by the following Perfumers : Mr. Love, No. 12, Haymarket ; Messrs. Hendries and Son, middle of Shug-lane Meslrs. Rowneys, No. 9g, Holborn hill ; Mr. Sizeland, No. 2, Vere-Areet,. Caven. dkli-square ; Mr.. Vickery, _ '.1•7 .o. 6, 2ay.; stock. st reet ; and wholesale 'and retail by Mr. Raeburn, Edinburgh , and Mr. Simmons, Dublin.—The above Raiors sold only by Mr.ra*wood, NO. t 6,Grace. church-street, "London. N, B. An sorts of Razors ground, - .set, and put in goad order, wiiVPeculi# care. LONDON MARK'E'TS, " CORN 'EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, MAY.,29. Every thing went off extremely brisk this morning at 1 Monday's p i kes, particularly One Wheat and Oats'. On Mnriday there will be a sale of near sOOO barrels of Anwrican ,•-- . 6 • •••••••••...........•••••••••••••.••••••••••••• l;••••,•••••••••••rr......••••••••••••••••• i 3 ) NIA)N : Priritcti by BLit, i 1,, N s k N M.tvi I 1.1,,A N,, (of flow.•11C : t, t oy‘11:-, t...a.ra, ;- 4ikti i , ualittl:3l try W 11 T.; -.-: too t :1 , R. 5;..,R. Tr re ', o: iii,l47-p1.4)-(o.lii, WeSminster ;) , At the SuN.9rince. NO. 11 2, Strand ; where A - - d vert """"st Order , f . " the Paper. Lritrr t tur the Cattyr i &c. rpszt:l : ;:.! , ` m , . , :c be addresse d` i , 31111' NEHT. roott, Arrived—..the Brothers,Gillingham,from Lyme ;-auktolirt, Heath, r i Dartmouth. - i Sail4.-d—tite Frien%iship, Oak, for Cowes ; Active, Hawker, for Portsmouth I)itity, Floul, for Liverpool; Arne, lcuig, and Williatn'and Nlaq,,Boynes, for Southampton. CRAVESENU, MAY 23. Passed' by ~tlie Minetva, from Bengal ; Wil lielmina, frOm Antwerp r John, Waller, front 'Lisbon'; Shyltkek, Nickoils,.frima NeW-York ; Ariadne, Pork s, from I)4ntzic ; Vrow• Alarettitetta, Hurst, .Vrow GetNters, Corot, Priinks t ''anA jim.,, , ; - e Peters, nt trom Ebden. Sailed- -MO Hannah, Gale, for Copenhagen, and Glenvi!!,‘, • Flenderiortr lbr New- York. - F 4 v~ MARRIED. On Thursday, at Mary-le-hone Church, by the Right Hon. Lord' George Murray, ishop of Sr. David's, Captain Drummond, - of the Royal iavy-, to the Right, Hon. Lady !.lenzies, eldest &taught a of His .G race the Duke of Athol. * . • Lately, }oho Holines, Esq. of Liverpool, to Miss Board- man. p 1' 1' L h 6 S a 1