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.~ NI.IIfT3EX X. I.offife t .1kr:1 Z 2, 13os. ssg ? • I4aVing direr ed C'aiatain Wriodriff, the Super intendant at Ilk;orMan Ceoss Prison, to report to .::Us on the subjea • of seiniy. complaints made .by the PiiS;),no ... rs confined at tlo'it place, he li,ts. informed us of Most-pernicious pratice atnriog the.Pri -Otters, .which Ife• has med every possible Means - •to picyent, bltt withoi.tt success :SOrne 'of the Irmo, ViltOitifhe Stared to been long confined I;tvithola reteiVilig from their FriendS,. haveO;ily Prison-Xllowat ce to subist on, and this allowance he considers sMflieleot to novisli and. keep the in in health,, if they received,. it daily,; 'bot'he ,states, this is not the case; -al ' thOugla the full Ration, is regillarly served by the St;:ward to 'each Mess, of Twelve Men. There are in those Prisons, he observes, some men, if they i dditrvc that nain(t,• who ppss!;* money, with whith'fbey purchaSe at the I) my Market whate\ier is allowed to enter s and with those Ar. ticlei 'they purchase °l . di - tie unfortunate and un -thinking Fellow-Prisoner his Ration of,Bread, for several' days' together, 'and frequently bith'Bread andße'effor a Month, Which he, the Merchant, seizes.upon daily, and sells it out again to Some other unfortunate being on the same VAirious tents, allowing the former One Half-parrylyof•th of Poiators - daily to keep him alive ; 'not content ed With this more than savage barbarity, be por chao: ntxt . his Clothes •und Bedd'i'ng, and sees the miserable Mao lie naked onthe'Plankividess he will consent ro allow him One- Half.pnny-,a night to lay in his Own Hammocki rand whiett he w a kes him .pay bya. lurches deprivation of Rath n whe,i his original 'debt paid.. , ClimaitilWoodriff adds;' it will be found;. that thvorigin of. the 'distress SO irtuch:tomplained Of thb iS:eottirely amor,g thems,elVes for it is daily deeded by him, and punished as tig6rouAlrok:possible.;..but without the desired effetl. In ectristotiuenee . of this representation, we have now . direEted. Ca'ptain.Woodriir trr,ketly a list of e%ierjr)mari . of:the7 de , A; tpt n Mothant above mentioned, in order that. they ms)rl')e vus at the end of tWList of Exchange .yatid , we have mi'doelii, but you VA.llloorove of the measure, and inform the Prisoners of your determination to punish accordiney ,1111,treh; vs shall be guilty of a Irak so. injukious to their rellcq-creatures. We are , &e. , (Signedr ' Rt.7l•lt'lrf CF: o R Ameitost StkLZ. JOHN StIIANK. JOSEPiI i ., M. Otnt. !:e on:Li4.ll. ) ~ - . CLER,VE,A7I, 7 ELL SESSIONS.. TtIE,SDAY3 JAN* I- 3- ' ffeederic scdgmont was convided of making an ASsault oft I.4',li.iabeth Brarros:•ell,,i;young girl , of fifteen yenta- of age, with intent to 'commit a rat upon her. - , . The Prisorxr was Porter to Lord Besborough; the Prosecut'rix was. also, employed in a menial capaCity in. his :Lordship's house. It appeated,, that he, had been one evening left alone in. the., hotise with her, and that he took this'opportunity firit, to endeavour, to win her to his put pone, and wards to ,accomplish it by force ; that she, alarmed. 'by his attempts, and exhausted: by re„ sistAnee,,fell into a violent hysterical fit ; thatop recovering a little from this, she found him, in a • impepper situation, that - with a knife in his hand, he threittened het life if she would not yield to liis &Sires ; that she again fell into 'violent fits, waS found in this situation by the other ser.: . ••• 'vants, and nctintinuM so during the whole of the ensuing night. The case. was evidently one of great atrocity. Sentence was not pronounced. :Tr..tcs wa,i found ,guilty of receiving three trusses 6f hay, l'.nowing tt to 6e stolen, It appeared that a farmer in ticrifbrdshire had sent three cart loads of hay, 'each, consisting o f ihirty -six trusses, to Willocks and, Co. , Man. clietiter.situare,: one on.fhe 230„ another 'on 'the `2sth, - and , the third on 'the ,;Bth of November last ; that" these carts Were driven by a man of came, of 14,<Y40, servant to the 'farmer ;, . that t his man o nly,derivered thirty-five, trusses each time: in thLt yard of Messrs, pillocks and Co,' and that he took the othor truss; dayJiack to the Red Lion,at I'addington, svhcrc, Janes was hostler, , ind .4old r , them to .114pc5,:.the two 'first for, is. 64. aid 1, a 'pint: of beet,..and.the third for rs. end half a pint of pepper Mint. A boy of the name of Groves who accOmpanicd Howe with the carts, .having quarrelled with Howe, told his master' jthe farmer) of the itianiter in" which he bad been defrauded. Howe was taken for thir • tlit•ftbut ' ' up to stand his trial on own 4pplit.ition' , was admitted qvidence against kmeS;the , Prlioner.„ -- on the charge of having re., caved the bay knOwing it to be stolen.. Howe was the.'only, Witness Whose : evidence went to prove that the Prionct knew thit the hay was' sttsien.; but his evidence was very precise upon this'. point, and the 'Prisoner though he several: Witnesses to his gen e ral eitarafter," did not 'endetvour to rebut this;cliarge : . by any evidence: , . Sentence not pronounce& 'foht.f .A:;irt;sr was indi4ted for a nuisance in the neighhourliood of . Oxford-road. it appeared that the Def,!ntlaklr, ftltogether regardless of the com fort of his neighbours habitations, had thought pro-, per to - establish a insrigirj , at the upper end of War.' dour-street. It was his constant pritaice to drive - 2. - O Or lo of the swinish tribe. into a little yard at, the back of his house, aid there slaughter, scald, ic'g u t and hang them tip , in tilugt, he performed all the ric'erat ions of a l'ark-butcher. The stencil a ris:. ing , from the blood nd filth , was sach, that those 'l4 , llkme 110d$C$ Werenear him Were deserted by their customers and lodgers, and after vain rerun-' striineesi.ne&stitated, w appeal to the law to re move the nuisance. It appeared to the Court that the ntlisirrice was of a' private, and not o 1 public 'nature, eohsequently the Defendant Was acquit- a At_ the *VN,UFFICYI, teti, trat, under an itssurance, tat if he cii‘i not remove himself and hishogs;lle would be liable to theconseuences of it separate Aaion 4t th.:. suit of every ilrtelglibour whern he-aanciyed. PUZLIC OFFICE, BOW-STREET. BgfORM R. GL.ARKE, ESQ. MONDAY evening Wm. Wilson -and Tho. Jones were brought in custody before the above 1,,‘,(1a., gistrate, on,suspiclOn of lacing house-breakers, a dark lantern, a bottle of having been found on Jones. They were committed as rogues and va gabonds until the next WestminStcr Sessions. John York was charged on suspicion of steal_ ing a quantity of carpeting - . one of the Bow-street Officers, stated, ; that hiving onMondayeliening receiNled informa— tion of a cart being robbed of -a basket, contain ing a quantity of linen, in Brownlotv-street, and that a woman,' in 'attempting to defend it, In been treated extremely ill by-the robbers, he and I, another Officer went in ,search of the depredators 3 / 4 , at several places in the neighbourhood of St. - Giles's, 'and ping-info a house inTaker's-lane, met the Prisoner coming out with the carpeting 1) , %t; prbduced, on his shoulderi which he. threw ' down, and endeavoured to escape, but was secur ed ; that, as witne;,s wavliringing him to the Mee, several of his , associates followed and gave him a violent blow on the nose, in order to make him let the,Prisorer go. The Prisoneri who is a well-known charaeter, denied 'having the carpeting in his possession, but was committed tbr further examination till the tylvner dirt be found. FirFOltli N. 119?f1),,E5Q,..4ND,,,511 1 Yesterday 'calling two more journeymen 'fay lori were convicted before the above Macristra:es, on - the complaint of, Mr. Brocklesby, their. mas ter, for being concerned in the combination for antadvance of wages, and Were adjadged to two months imprisonment each in the House of Car realm, Cold-bath-fields ; but having bail ready, they entered into a recognizance to appeal against the conviction at the next. Middlesex Sessions. LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL, iitAtt F.WSI3i-YRY4QtAiIE.' Mrs. CROSS respectfully informs the Gentry, Merchatits, and her` Friend's' in vieral, that her School will recommence, on MondPi next, and ihat she has accomModation for'Cre more young Ladies' as BOgrdeis': 'she hoes, that the flat tering' success she has Met with for , these se ventetn years, in" Educating th.t Daughters of some of the first Families in r the City, Will be'no small recommendation to those Ladies ,and`Gco ttemen who fray honour her witWtheir Patronage.. The`i-fotisse stands in a Very - Jilry hnehcidthy si_ threeDdors from the Square, of which 'Mrs. CTO“ has a Key, and in which the young Ladies Walk as' often as convenient, and the Nvetahei erats-- , -L:The s oung Lacliei are boaftleci, und : !dught the English and . Fiench Languages ~ vith',C;i:ammatical purity and correct. n6s, - History and Needle-work's, for Twenty eight ' Guineas per' Antitim, .Viagliing included; Prrlour,Boarders, Forty Giiineas a Year ; nay- DoartiOi,..Three Guineas per :Quarter Oay.. Se;hdfari,' a Guinea and 'a 'No'Entrariec , Monty expected, 'either :from boaruers or Day- SHmiars.. Writing; At ithiniftic,Niu,.ic, Dancing, Drawing, I till Geography, th, Use'. of the :Glebe's, and ASP.ronomy; taught by Professors of eminence and established merit. Mrs. Ci-oSii may be 'spoken with, or dire6ted to, at herSeirlinary, `No; 4, Christopher-streets, Fin,bury.fsquate.----- This .Establishment cohststs htit.of a small and select number of Ladies. , SHIP ATEII-... :_ronT.E; Atrivcd =th 4dive, Percy,"froni Southampton ; Botqy and Nano;!, Griiiirt, and. Merinoidi Giibc rt, Lit mouth ,-, and Lapwing, C:irtridgc t Sailed-7-01a 1-lopv, N'..th4wood, and Afermaid, King, for Pommuth and Rivicre, ).t.nw,,,tbr St. I GKAVE.ND, JAN. rz. . . Passed by---the llarriott,, Pipers, from Soston ; and Maria Clare,: Itokloi6,' from Barcelona. for Sligo. BIRTH. A t Monymusk, on the vi inst. Lady Grant, of Mony musk ; vats. sately deliVeTed of a daughter. MAR R On Friday last, at Bruton, Someisetshire, by the Rev. Dr. (.01(lesbrOukh., Mr. Charles Wuallam, of Ely-place, Ward, of Bruton. Yesterday, 3V, Muy—te-bone,Church, by the Rev. Dr. Ficave; Robert ; jonoka, Es9..pf Winve.w CAtte ' morgans'Aire, to ;vliss' Frances Laseelles, eldest tiaughter of the tart; Coleral Lascelles, At Edinbur , ,h, on Thurstby last, Capt. Charles Dalias,l -of the lion, g.tht India Company') Service, to Mt Il;tla' (lane, eldest daughter of the late George Ihddanr, Gleneay,les. , _ DIED. . On,the 24th of OCtaberia.ct-, at Wrtitti,itt,..., %Valiant Swales, of the Aurora Tranip,rt, 'Yesterday, Mr. Vines Carr, Of St. jars.ss.-strect. • On Monday, at Ills house: M Portoian square., Harriet, younv,4 daughter of Thotnai .Esq. Ott the gth inst. at , Brottipton, the Lady of William, Lowndes, jun. Esti, of Citc,,hato, Mucks. • I'hu4day lat;t, at ItiLiqrtontl, surriiy, Nlrs. l'ye, Lady of Lieutenant-t'olor , ei On the 31st ult. at Newenr, in Gloucestershire, Eyks, wife 01 John Lyles; E,q. of Wimhlenon, urrcy, At 'Brew, on the 3.1 inst. Mri. Mackenzie, of 1-lil ton. -• On tho'id inst. Mrs. Gultskoll s , wile or Mr. lolut Gait skell, ,Surrey-plaCe, Kent-pgitl. On Monday the sth inst. suddenly, Mr. Barnard G re-; gory, Of Wax-eltandkfe.' Hall. iteßev, George Buckley. TPower, M. A, Archdeacon of Richmond,' in the Dioceso of ChNtur, In the garil year of his at e, th: Rot. Gibbons Baf2,nall, A. M. Canon-Rtssidcutiary of Ilert.,tord Cathcdril, 11 2 _ 'Nardi or 57 years Rector of Home I..aey, 11.ector of Upton 13. hop, licteftirdshire. At Bnehin the 3d'inst. Symmer tilair, daughter of Mi . . David Blair, late one of the Ministers of that town. At Aberdeen, on Sunday tit; zSth ult. Mr. Andrew . Hay, nu:reliant, Queen -sereet. At. nintrte.ii on the 4th iota, Miss C. Mitchell, eldest.. daughter of ColleCtor ehell, of the F.xcise there. I by 11V CHANAN 141•:(01 LI AN, (of }t-w-!Nircet. Covrip 0. 1 12, so4nd ; where Advert:xerzentr, Okirrs PRICE .1... Y t S't 73111 C. StOCK 162 tiv — Navy 5 per Cent. 964 5 pCE Cent. 1797 96i1 I risit 5 per Cent. 94 31 4 4 per Cent. Con. Se l 4l -- 3 p,erCent, Red. 3 per Cent. Con. 610 Ditto Scrip Lank 1.. Ann... 61 7 ,16 Ititto Shnrt Ann. 51 Ditto Scrip COfiRSE.OI.: LE.4pn.y, ,14 3( - 5 2),14... 31 .6 Us. 54 - - .40 liamhurgli - Aftona' r.chdin - Naples Genoa 46i • WANTS" A SITUATION, • A S ENGLISH TEACHER in a'BOARDINC; SCHOOL, a YOUNG TE4SON, who under stands Fmell enough to instruct _Young I3eginners ; also Embroidery, and various sorts of Needlework. ; • 11,1).111.7 Vim - lib the lboVe Capacity some time, and can,be VCII rs i;oinmended. ••• _ Letters addressed to A:-8,---No. 18, Tavistock-strut, Covcrit-Garden, will b!.: llmucdiay.:ly attended to. LARGE OFFICE s P i F.3 uIICtit.IARLY evident""-advantages of having NArrizing Pens well cut and well 4hapedtolliii fingitKatut of that trig elastic mould, -as` ripe :010 seastlned42uills.pnly are cap'able of, a nzve ring'and 'bearin that nice etattnetsof points, Which a clean and open slit will. leriderositoeth and tine, as to write any kind of band with pateA freed4.)in and pleasantness. Thisc ircumstance moot not be very convenient, brit truly interesting to every person in the habit of writing; great ilains.have been taken to.selea propt.l'Siock.of Prime 'QuaLilicti, and Spsoncti Quills for tins purpose, in outer to remove the evil of bad l'ens, so ft:l6oy and Universal ly in' ibis Colintry. Made,and old by E. V;iliiutna, Statioper to the:.Pqkr and Dutchess of '‘l, or): (Soc.:et:sm . :to Mr. No. tr . , Strand, ncar - Clr,rill;;-Crot i, London. Old Pens Inerltitd , and amde . OLD melior4te4 . by kevpina large quatititias together in Vatr.:, by SPENCER. Prid P itK $, tiai. 44, -oppiisite Sr. !Se . - Snow,-111114,whn,, tram .12t.years i.ence of keeping such ,quantitiqs as front . t':',7o to tour thousand gallon% of Wine togetitel, can assert that their tonic is not only -More .oe . iiable &vont :to the palate i Out Anord *festOrai!ve ano hOlesonkb to .the.oolltacil Of. the 440. and iidii n. , have Port, whieh, atter being ripened in 'a Vat containing twenty Pipe ,s' has. been in bottle.froin ttva to , seven. years. - White Wines Slierry, Duce,lla, Lishon;and Alountain,-.lliey bottle front the Vats as wanted. lus mole, of kcep'mg glycs Elicit Wines that.decided superiority so well known , --and 'acknowledged.' Such an incense titok enables' than to . serve, their in Friends with superior Wine, ,of the heat Vintages on their usual i.,(l::r . ,tc . tritis for Ready - *Aloney: They send to oily part of the Tutvit (tiotless than alkrten) free of.experux. • ' INDIA A.X G E SHRP - 13 ' TO keep up that rei , u{ ,, t.on (they have - 'for 'm'any years enjoyed) tor selling; supei ior Lig:lots; they- have imported the above Shrub, .and take th: linerty of recommending it, asexcellins e very utlIL r. t:;: . Lieutenant W; PARDO g*,/ of His Mojetty‘s . PC, B,LESS. . s la, . • Plyineuthr;r4o;ll . JlllY4h. tEea. ••T is with infinitesatisfadion I acknowit:ave thc excellence of your BOTANICALS Y,Rtl P, which has relicVed me from 'the' most excruciarhtritirett Pains and Coratae.tion (tthe joints, 'which I hatieween atllided with upwards of. tea /oontlis ; be assured 17A.hall rcrotnrnend your valuable Medicine to the utmosfbf pinvet:• ' "' gir, your very obedient hurnhkServant. To Dr. litt.ODWd. London. . Witness to the above Cute; L. Congdon, Printer and Sta ' tioner, No. sz, Fore-street, Plmouth-Dock. • s IR, • 'Golden-Grove 'W est" I Tt.bi, but justice t qlould Inform you, that during , tliy trout Entl:inttn - the'West-Itirlies I IN:al - Very muctut eoulded. with a Bilious 'Coniplkitn, wilivkattbAvd me, tn,an , aming degtoc.-; ft; rt u ;la tely I';ASSCI.Iger of ni i tie had some of your NervousCoithal on, anti was per ;waded by bun to make trial of a bottle; which 'tat,' mid to my utter askonishtnent ;found almoht• instuitatieous re lief, pal have never since Inch troubled with the above complaint ; as Such.' shall re'ronintend your Medicines to all lay friends both in England and the West-lndies. arn, Sir, your truly obliged; humble Servant, No. 9, Prosnea-place, near W. BUTLER, Dock-heal.. .-4;4ptain of the-Colden-GrOve West ,. Indianian. 'Tbe . ALEICANDER, of LONDON. Captain William Taylor, .of the Alexander, of London,' was for a considerable length of time afflicted with a Bili ous and•Neryou.; Complaint, for which he had-tried Seve ral Medicines without effeel.; in this situation he had re course to De. Brocluiri's, and by takinga few bottles of his Nervous , COrdial, was perfetily.cured ; and at his request this, Caia, is made public, for the. benefit, ofthose who may 'labcnir.tinder complaint. . • IS5o". TAYOB. Capttin Alexander 131,11:14 NVltillet, of South, Shields, acknowleclgts to have reccived ntch,,krenetit.by taking Dt. Brotium's••Bonalical .Sirup; he bring.,ilii.kd 'with the Scurvy 'and Tlttr Botanical Syrup and Nerious Cordi:ll. to be had at the Dc • - ..aorts Rouse, 10. 9, A 1 nion-street, sev en Deets from the Leverian Nrusenin liri;ge, in Bottles at 11. 25, lIS. Gd: . and SS. : ali‘o at 'Air. Pidding4 Me dicine Warehtinse, No, 76, 0 xford- ! stiwt, opposite the pantheon ; jcboult and Co. (late Bacon), No. tso, 'Ox ferit-,strect; E-. New oerk , Lerner of St. Paul's t butt yard ;' Tint, Royal Exchange frt most IlooksAlers and Medicine-Waders in the, tbrps Kingdoms. .."r• To those ladies and ~;:.:ittleitien'horderink on the state of Matrimony, the DuelOr would particularly recom mend the Botanical Syrup (prior to diets appearance be fore lb:: Altar of flymen),, who arc, :Li the smallest di;'rta: apprehensive or the sy ,tc,;, tint bein- entirely setu►ut t or Stllljett to relaxations of tiler Many Hundreds of Per, in-, lit the Coluties of D. won and Dorset have aeon r;...,ter.,%: from the brink °foie The w1),.:1t the Papers, in the said visit an account ot. 4 , ;T-41o; areat donaild for .1.11e.e irtvAtt.Abk 4.%gt.tpts..throhgliout the three I;.iui.,,doia. hes•theit shlutary A • cis. Bottle, contaitul equal to CA" small ones, • To Mr. BAXTER, Italian Warehouse, South 13ri4e, 1. 7 it ) die use of eight 20itits of SPIIS. Fi IIFtNY.; N'T Y.SC..O-101; I - IC 1)R.0 I'S, Willa to 6110114 you, I am ot t! , .- NNl:.i;:h aft:: :led both itty legs anti arm's, 'l' - cot h most 'tent hntiton that .entitel!; ut, It, o: was - Iv, a pimp l , 0..1 y; .41- o - eased to that .1•,-,tr!,...,1 Pre -' violas -to my taking the 17r;. - .1.%, evzry which had boot. recontntended to MO .1 hare taken thelibertii to address Letter to y..•.,, Sic, by your meats, tllr cifieacy or this Medit:ir.e. ,ay F c ii.:tic, known to t'dosi; :tithe - U.s l ,in sintilar mantrr, ;4 . 4 .;.-,rne teculttpkne t 91114 Prollietor,tO 4.vltoin no i-:.,•:r gratitude is &Iv, tltulkt refeaSe I am, Sif, voilrrnsi.st c k e i Lilt . ltim ii I,asAvade, nlar it - :diutaufgh, 0 OODL L T. April 20,18.00. r s The to, 1,1 - .13; Lit ;on,::(lGcnti atltl•st the anthem:levy of ;. I ,ti „Litre'. 10 I-IN TON,PA . URR AN, flder, 111::$•1-113;%1E, ' „tt • J.1..1 7 , 7 S ,51`,F.WART, Surgeon. I .•!,! ir. L'.•.)ttles of ss. anti 11. 2i. tad', by the 1'011,41.i of 111 TOWII and c o uAtry 13otoo:,11 only 1. - f, Mt. ['Lake, No. 269, and B. W - tecn! ; eikikt Vtih r l,Shekl i bY 1pf4.4 5 0 !:"1, 'O4 t ur . r the ' l ' d/it!, 4..eltei 4. tai the Li ff , r - ) e• r id $ .l r STOCKS, India Stoek • Ditto Bonds . s. prem. Exchequer Bilis Lottery 'rickets Irish ditto , omnium prem. 'raper. 3 per L:ent. - 61 Ditto Attn. ',a 7.-i6 Bank for , Account In;tia for ditto • [ Con's. for Op. 634 'CHANGE, IS. Venice - Lisbon Oporto Dublin - - 4G§ 6, 0 - fizz - M. T s , , , ~ „„ - • • F 104 er itteid," ' PoundriT .: t* eQ N t' V al .1 t;:?0 171- iL E Sli F il ° 1i ( i ) ;:,. ii1 ..: : . - i i- a , TO THE i't)()lt i ,, t ll Yi >F 4I Pcr lb. Best Gro . .aid Rice 6: - .1. pzr ila: - --liest Rice Flour 7id. , .1 . .-..*: „ 3e'rsll4tCFCEll:lß°"l:ll;t:e:lT s(l'- , ,iler 11-1.. c.r.6ls,.iaenewt, -•:,,-;',. .. per lb. Scotch Bzsle7 , .3 c.l. t0'.;(1.. t:er '.h: "4. " N. B. T;.e, i..ivc not r_q t.1.1c nett any Places for the;,.:".:; Sale ; of '21.:4:',1;...,.'.; Mc:a. ..0 . .1 1't , t. , ..*ii)...s ;_ neither-du theY4 receive any Stit'.44rl r i.,..:_t, is ..,•,. c.: them, to a•;sist the, Poor. , . .. ~... . • We are the Porn': ; - ..''' -.- . ~ tilt' yend sincerely; EDWARi , _._ . , ' : Tk)N and et). ..t , Thirty Ve-a's (fli.LE•e.t.: , - • . —.• . 1',..•• . .: •... ;, theOX.t. -; gin:.:l (...4 C 2 ,"....?....1 - 10 piy...-r, .`.‘,. ~, ~ '. '.' - 1 , 1 '.: , :aid 140:‘,1,' .„. •.. • Ilishoost-ate-street Willtin,,,,. . . , • ..?.• • . . ,-......... SUGARS, I' I . 'A :3, ti;' 1 t.. i... , ,' 4. ' • •) 1 ,, 1 -1 Clt,.:•)-r thin at any uth..*.r lic*.:' , ,it• ; ~. 1.,:i. • • i ; with 1.,i - ii Ounce , to every „Poinid of ".'. - , 0 vcr . 0 .. cigllV. —...----. ~4 \ .. -1 - Tl - IEN Prolestonal. Men of ,E(inc:ltion aria ,:-'l"' ' I , Responsibility deviate from 514 unercil s}-itetti:b.Y tli.: selection, Of a peculiar branch, - ,t heitattctrotf.of long cci tinuFtlstlecess is, the bast criteriottor supuriorlty, Eight vezrs have I devoted my praaiee to tin:exclusive treatmcrt of Three Disorders, anti the successful result , Of :iv Olin giveslisdackliticiaal ardor to opptise, as tar as Liao .tithe, the riipzcl of thou: Complaints which are the mart important n. the Catalogue of 1-Innian Intirinities. After Mitiaeron into every Branch, "its'ari Army Surgeon. .1 tOrtocrl a wish at an early period of er g ..cti cg to rescueis l- '. dividuals froth - the ig,noranee of tmedueated men, or the q (equally dangerous precipitancy ot general Practitioners. 1 . , , , , The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I ;have 41 ,,e - 4 :voted my attention, comprise every apecies of 1. Lb T.,:.. REAL .1 - S:FECTIQN; whether ot a recent ur long du- if ratiort tdlv, All kinds of debility, '' whether arising frog' ' .the habits ,if school boys, , or. the indulgeuc46. of Maw° ') age: And, lastly, that derangement -of the syStem in vv-o -y, nr.a which Is e:ilig'd . 11A RR ENN ES S, or B'l'E Rd I, iTY. . Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste ;: in the, rru4llicht-ot .s simple Goncirrlitea; and it not tin- '. frequently' Wappens that the seeds of !Me are poi f •ioned tel theThdiseretion of all unguarded hour.---By a superior mee thod:stualk‘4l4opiaints, : ate easily cured ; and, even whoa' others have failed, I trust that I.suay presurne to ooh a 3 , radical re-establishment. - ' - • • - . f.fewtitoweiver, arbtha cases of. complicated distress .n. this disbuter, caßtpase4 wit n the calamitous sienations of `•'f ; ii, ivliti;i3itgitt an illdili4e:tiee iiiit'sulitar vice, or the prevateilt fairtitS'ditAla94 - ;ionahltf lif, acquire that stark of Debititii, wiiich4 tiee tinAvoiile,l4o consequence p 1 suc i t ' NI - nu - tout llaaoits Witi* thttottrhv ly Su r"feed flerc•b. , ;Ovcr his niistiv, I,U '. carefttik'Yatorierais his inistiortutie,t. ir,.anay,ho bUIiW 4( 4l 'i ° r. latiou tit. 40 .1 to know, that alt i 'iguill it he ,iii oi)jtSkt ( it doubt Oruncertainty Wilh - . - itlier I'llartforices, the•tertioval "" these Deiitiencies byetiitt•• gradicialt progios of RetiO:ua ,44ll,o. is t...tie,a94 . iirctue;it Qt . Ply Expo ienee. . Lt the rite; at oacctius or ventis,havis iiei.,-..ir. to V.',.1110: Manly vivur; ninety anxiit i.Vill Ale . prevented by an early Votitittitit. . ti(4l ` °f ", 't l44 ..,landttist Icit4 ; and. in _tilos: ea,i44. ill(it.iOrt- 4 ~. dillii;P,lttY .Yll;J.Atigur..• . ...„,.. :..,,.. - , ,-..r - i Ent ritherii thlg Do.fitielie"V hAS fbr l'eaS CK 'S;C", i i la , t4 . . ,i perseicratice isinatS/14111sably requisite to ti- . % iy , C , llie , bit . i ~ wanSSEArxs ot Li te, : aild, to,a4 o .traitiate lite (..90 11 tt.!. ia 1 1 NIARRIED WONIEN, who . 11:1* lont bc.„ll 91_ 4 . 1 -pointed , lit , thei r expeekatiorilioNi &mil) Yi trNY be ale l l,LAr, tthatiiMlnost instances, such.ileioAts,Alio t c.‘tr4 l .,u .1 3 Y 47W!.w . :,' cal sk i l l. s t l : - Fr • e i l Sr-C l tru . r a e t g iii r ,: '‘ a V t ! i i o iC as tr iv 'ii h ' it sO h l eS ha seitf ve ttf lue ' xi to un 'inZ tto itti pt. deri tc a e.par 's rt k . ,hg basis pt niy,pr,:iensions and. in coincldtp*.vv , i tit, iiti! -1 - this intimation' is - ?,'Sferi, t'lfift Aft. n. - tnII• 14 i Miiqbil ~ ~, perlitnatly,or by Letscrs i t iotosingr. a sinalt -Mitch* aig' ..,,.. .lions N..,49,44..run401-stree.Str4ll4o4-4;144421).1e.47 There Is ars al s elitional E.hirance in Water-streffst; aiijelitifig"iriß ihe ' R arni is,imi btith ifie'etdiiii: • ' ' . 4 - 4 " 'M. B---., Member at the.geiyitlS(ll,l4;g; id . siit,oortf-A';' E xt :44 01: . ri 4,tst ter ,t'orri .W'ilii4ln , 44 reeo..;hiebt, Estr.'ov e y' . of liisAlajesty!s justices of the i?. - - ice rot die i.... L iana 1 , r , . ~, of I4ublirt, to Dr: S k oloincin,rl.lverp...- , 01. -" - - NA RS. GREENSHISLI) . -has . tried l'cl.„ . .t*t'l IVI. - :Cordial Balm of, Gilead,. and tlusitgll - 61r , t 111 1',i:' had the advice of many of the most Li - 1141cm of the l'aa4,4 - . ty in Ireland to, prescribe 1 ,, r a bilious,effinpl.iiiit.o l ., ~ hatitificltid h4t . '. !het:: ten vicars, she fOulin the most v.;'ol 4 i,' - , ~., . -der " . bene 6 t•fro ll )44c A lecticillo ~,lotto, .• ' y` • 4. W NI. C It. E ENSHI EL • - , DUbliii, No'. -j . ,!Ntoritaglie-street',• . . , ''.." - -*P t)etotier g, 18.30." ' .. • -, . I li Exica,a,po. I.etter front Mr. S. hat Bath, ard, dated •ti ~. , , . . 6th ot Oetober, fgea , " A Lady a few days sins 'callednpon-nie, and (fee edtliat yoltr . Cordiii , lkihrt, of Gilead. hod . saved , tAi hcll° l ' of her Friend. Another Lady assuresd me that she liiii cured ot a violent Nervous toniptithit :Ur : a tin ,. bottle - 4 ' . -T, aid that when she began taking.it, .she: ill/u Id not write. , ~,::". a:arecly attend_to,„Any thi.rtg.,. , '. ... ~ ..„,7. Extract of a Letter from ' Mr: eihorifis Greeiojees, 110cP: i. , dillo;liatat die lAtli3Of (Ictrititit; iBco. . - " On the tlith instant .I ,hyl the pleasure of being 0 4 . - "z1 formed by Mr. John Iloyle, : Woollen Tratiesinan, n: 4+ New ChittCh, Roisendale, of lAs .being resttoredro a felif).", good state of Beast h 4 the use or Your bottles of your 4 .et ig '.:, lehratod Cordial Balm eirrin'itil;tav M k, I ‘ 3 g been ban , a F' ' '; : appearance, iti.a deep decline,"' . ,, . .. .. . ~ 1 .4 ,, ,, ,] Lxtrait °fa Letter front B&verlev, an the. COu;irY Of 3 4. 4 -f i Zl - " 'A' respectable farmer's battetter in the 'Ne -kp . bourhood - - at iioivriey, waii-for !fitYten Y-airs - 1111 i o it'4,' with a Nervous. Complaint, attended with L0wait4,... ; 4. , i acK - Spirits, violent Pains; in. her Il and .left .Breasr;„ 4 ‘ .l -i',l , -which Aturnerotis :Reiriedics were-triad in vain, ohtllin e complete , Cure ; by "t‘vo , Bottles of the Cordial Dalin: l .4 Gild." , , ~.- . . w. itness, turner, Brverlev, Dec. 2.0, t 799. I ?.0 0 RTANT ENV t) MAT) ON . I, Jane tnglish, wife of CNA:lobo 'English, laboitria, undo - a violent Cough:and S Olttinfs, attended %vied 51 1 "11, ces&* of Sccati i . for upwards oftilrerycesv - and was perrt"4 ar" ' cured by Dr. Soloinoift Cordial ilaint of Gilead inib `NI is :f ' SitoPkeeper,. 1103 r. ihe Tiiree tegs of 1'',1 4- ci ' I71;L i. ::::1, wa ' scured . hti' Dt t '. ' 'S olo:noWs - 13alm i'.lC;l - - 'l'lA, ' ''' of a trto4t ittYetciata. and tianorottrPlatindliN., arisir;;;;;l7l,l''' , a •Nervoits Complaint of long Aancliiw - .. ' - '1 ,-• ~,,5.,,,,f ; ailk, , A Centle.ti hi seventy-six year; of Lige. cllrou` ''' v rie ASthina, ‘‘'eakness and hum tire, by the Cordial 1311#1 . .;_,,, Gilead. 'l'his 'Gentleman is Nlr. W. Will:lawn, tleVt. nierchma nnd Iteip:-iiiakei, of Sto2:ktriti:olitui-Te •.' 1111 ,-;. to I,lr. Thowas Wilkiiii(4l, rritiVti., ' 51tbek- I', ii.Cliantil..;:l ..,, •4.: 'fill CORDIAL llALtii:Ot' (4'1.11.7f , ,,k0 , ;,,,, I S [et. 0 Ittpl de* tia all persori I ahouriug unit''! ‘V'l,,. tic'ss z ililailiie; LoWit&%t of'Sirtrits: - L,;.-,S"c•CAppetit,., 't : i la - a.ation', Intitg:irstion ; .s4.44;:4s„Vg.initinic *ll,,tak• Si,,i'',' of Ilt;.''S'orilach, IlvSteri.:M ;tad 114ot:hood! 1.6..i1y'r "1.1 - vou't.A.ttimfsiit. i ,tliiiitutasiof Sighs/. 4 .4ntittstif 'l' 14 Aligp": :uttiervAg ofthe Niirai, ire. In All NViikh t:.l c- o'l ls . ,!,6 0 41,;44ji t i i5„1.,a1i..., and. eer'l, 41' I: ~!Int,-.IV, Co. ." ) . Itir. :- :...."F;tditiat:lr and IlliciA,4;, 4 ,i, ii ; ilk, tiler ScAli.,l•, a i't ` t` .+;f to the whole:)s4ervous Sysietn. ' • :.•::1 io I 3"4CTIVF , -A:Agiiii . iiiiit Bottle ;:hlin in Cases ol 51. e', - ; • h*•.!reipt there is a saving of 11. 6;;.) i.l,' 1. nither, , s; I'M, ..': ..,. .d. and Nless. Dicey and CO; ft , i,y Cliurcheyqrd;,. ; '',Yi,, ; 341 -t 0 4-0 14, i ) Y l'lallitd,t 134104, is ;:. Prig , . .11; (:•: , :!ory ; hirrniuy,harn, Swinne yq•E,xitord, salii i , ::: l!: (2 , , - .. .. - ..'.izm; 110 Ward ; tatnbt-idi.;o, tiodgsoq ; (2.0. --r , : i'',- : ' -1. ; Colchester, Ic'. ey Trier ; C;iliteliii/r% , F,iii;rnatli _;; I` ' ;.•1. , , mitre; C1t,41131.0,' I.ltherii*ter•; • Ch , l - 6 -10.1/1 " t': . _"nar; Chciter, Poiile awl WI ChicheAcr, I'hill2" 10 .CircilL - ,1,:r, Stephens,; (_ hippenhatn, Coro- $; ~ , • . '1 ri, 1) , .', ,:, : Derby, Drury' ; 'Durham, Pettillog . , .., .7, ,!•: 1, ; DeViYei, 13roughton '; Dorchester, ~ ;I, , U.O le ; Oartniontli,: laek ur h son ; Lktirlo -- -.'• ; : ::!.'...., 'l'rewitriii anti 5U1V..,..' Falmouth, , N..1110t 3 ; (.. ". • .., kliikes ; G1;....3k0w, 4 , 1' Donald ; , (...ospol: i ; i 1.. . . ,1 . 11, Itziwson ; Ipswich; Nlid.lkcliteh : :1- i, ! !;1 ; - Krivial, Ile4nthvyttitc• i . I•hic-f1 i.. .,,, / s";i•' :::'..ki.iti ,thil. ;A.l - 4cit ; ' Lai :waster, WillrfltitCy ;' l',;letlS ; Lilleolll, .Driay ; Lynn, Ileartley I :1 •.„,,;„ let, Grez , :ry, S,winfen .;: Loves, Lee ; NLIIIC.II.,* j ; I.yi,cli ; Nl.irgate; Ito\Ve C l Maidstone, Mike ; 14, ,P r i , 1 - ,cmo , h, Ihrold; Ncv,hury, Fidler ; Newca•llo, *",.., Ir.:t -, -- , NortOrnpton;•EA., , e ;-- Nettrutthani, Ilitrbage ; L', 1,',. wicti # .;ii . ctic,nen, And c.ffinpiity-;. Oxford, lotus i t'i., itria . th, Richards ; l'Ort-tiipitrii, Beinni ; Presipn, o , e , f ; mit'l'ReAliilk, Srhart arid CO. i ' Shrewsbury • ‘ 3l i* ~, , S•authantotart,llaker ;. StOtiittt; Smith ; Sthtni;;rtl, P: C } ; . ,', VO:fit; ; Sunii:riarvi., lray ; Salisdatiry, t:ol !iris; ' c ' l 'lf # ', . ruiigli, l 4 :t i . ley ; 'RiAltteciis f Pool l ; 'unbrislie c Cox ; %, ;- ,,, e `,., r , I,s 'F s ill ; Weymouth; Watxt ; Waldihr, Blake:hey ; ' • cester, Tvinbs; Warwick, Pon s. ; Winchester, kobbin i I : 1 i York, T:,syrnan ; Yarmouth, f 3cyvy cis. is tel.: Ai Id trj at I tli., reput able Nl.?iticine Venileri; 1 30 °,.. - 4, lens, ifcc..in eve; v principal 'telon in EnglanA, 1 1 ' 0 ' 4 " ' _ Seotlatot, ;hid America. •