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EXETER, APRIL Is. M ONDA Y last, as the daughter of James Merl_ vale, E-q.,of ,this city, was riding a high-spirited . horse . near Cleave, tht....animal suddenly took fright, and galloped, with its fair rider, from thence to St.* Thomas, a distance of mire than a mile, where. it sprung into the river, Exe, and threw the young Lady into the stream. It was a most.fortonafe cir_ ctimstance, that Mr. Daviiun, of the Seven -Stars Inn, was near the spot ; he. immediately jumped into the water, and , hrought Miss Merivale s.}fely to land, although, deprived of her senses. She was immediately put to tied, in the house of a respect- able Aporhecary in_the neighboutlmd, and we are h.wpy to learn .she has experienced no injury, other than the fright which such a tlzingerous iituatiun must have occasioned. The horse was also taken, from the river,unhort.. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET ;FIRST _SPRING MEETING.- TiIUitSDDAY, APRIL 19. • The King's Pine of lougs. for 4 yr olds. tist. S yr'old fut. 91h. 6 yr olds and aged, fast. ,R. C. Sir H. 'o. h. Walton, 4 yr: old Sir F Standish's b. h. Duxbury, 4 yrs old - - 2 Mr. Ho%yorr,h's - c. h. Slapbang. aged 3 6 to 4 on Walton ; 7 to 4 against Duxbury ; 25 to x against S kar'!bang. Tite Second,Class of thg prinee's•Stakes of soogs each, h. ft . colts, Ast. 71b. fillies, Bsi. 41b. Across the Flat. Rising; yrs. old. Lord G rosventiec c. by fohn Bull, out of Anna - Mr. Glover's ch. 1. Spinaway, by Volunteer 2 Duke of Grafton's b. c. Bugbear, by PotE.O's • - 3 4 tot agst Lord Grosvenor's c. ; 5 to i agst Spinaway ; 6 to.; on aigbear. Mr. Norton's Sir H,arry Dimsdale heat. Mr. H. 1. Llttieloey, Sst 31b. etch. T. M. M. toogsr.-5 to 4 agst Sir Harry Dimsdale. . Duke of.,Graftolo4 Duckling. Est. 71. b.. beat Lord Darling ton's Mer4luan, 7st. 41b. Two-yr old C. s.ogs.—z tot ott Ducklio7. , Mr: eadbroke'S lutia; .7st. tolb. beat Mr. Mellish's Sur, , prise, Est. iii. Ab. M. t007„5.• 7t04 on [til;a. -Mr. Pipylin, Bsr. beat Mr. Howard's Chippen ham, Est. 9113 , . TWa-yr old'C. sogs. -6 to 5 on Pipylin. Sir H. Williamson's Ditto, Est. 71h. agst Mr. Norton's Sir Harry Dimsdale, Bst. D. 1. ;bogs. Olt by consent. Mr. MelliSli's Eazle, Est. 71b. received ft. from the Duke of Gatou'S Parasol, 7st. Two-yr old C. 2oogs. 'h. ft. By a letter from Harnburgh, dated the zith We are informed of the following very singularly cruel, and unnatural murder : " A personof-the name of Reuse,. a recpeelable schooi.mastes.here, about 40 years of : age, having a wife and fiveAittlren, anti -possessing therewith a competence,. and evert" means of rendering himself and 1.4 . mi1y happy, rook occasion, a few ni hq.ago, whilst they ail slept, to murder them.inAlte most. cruel and barbarous manner. '4 On the tiay preceding this horrid catastrophe,. Reuse was, with some friends and the whole of his fimily, on pleasure at Wansbeek, a pieaiant f e y" miles from Harnburgh. .About nine in the even .• they all returned to town ; and between the m nuntirg, if is believed, he had liven employed in the horrid work of nuts latrivg all hi; family. " The eldest, a girl of about r 6 years of age, ' from the condition she was in when found in the morning, appeared to have struggled severely with this monster in human fim, as she had received many curs and stabs in different parts of her body. During the awful conflid, long had she, doubtless,, petitioned for mercy—but in vain ; determined on his sanguinary purpose, and equally callous to the. feelings and inaccessible 10 the last cries of huma nity, he had, by-dint of perseverance, succeeded in almost severing her head from her body.—His wife and the otlwr tour children, which were boys, had their necks cut nearly asunder, it is supposed while asleep, ',raving not a spark of life in any of them, except the youngest, who survived, in the agonies of death, about five hours. What is shocking to remark concerning the child last-mentioned (as it proves him capable of deliberate discrimination), is, that to died his cruel purpose, and complete the massacre, he had taken this, his youngest child, out of bed from between.. two children he had for tuition belonging to a merchant. Early in the morning he left the house, de siring the servant not to awake hermistress, or any of the family, till he. retiiined. The gates of ,the city 9pening.atan early hour, .he skulked into the most retird part of:die samparts, where he made a slight attempt to cut his own throat.; and had laid down on his face,- by some water, - endeavouring 'to bleed gently to death.. . . , "' The LorriS transaElion was, however, soon discovered, and reported . through the city. And. in the afternuon of flit\ same day, two gentlemen, who were 'out sporting, came to the place where Reuse, was laid ; and' finding him in the situation already described, inquired it he was the wretch who had murdered Hi' fatuity in the morning ? He answered in the affirmative, at the same time begging for some water to drink, which was re fused him. He was then' taken ; and at the dead hour of the night (to secure him from the vengeance of the people), he was conveyed to his own house, to behold the awful scene, in order to obtain s if pose sible, .a confession of the. motives .which induced him to commit an aa of Such singular barbarity ;, but he assigned no other reason for. his condud;_ than%the losing of a trifling law-suit, and the posrerous idea of love to his family, which, .he said, prompted him to save them from the direful cork t .. quences. " .It is, however,,reniarkahle, that previn.us.to the commission of this sanguinary ad, he bad never evinced any symptoms of insanity. 4-iaving property, he was . confined in a comfort able prison, where he, spent his time in playing at cards and other ainusements. WA-a IN .CEYLON. (Cm:blue:l froln oar raper cf Yesterday.) , -His Majesty the King of Candy. 'MOST ILLUSTRIOUS PRINCE, The respeet and attachment which I haire alw t - 4 expressed towards . your Majesty, and- the de.fre which I have always manifested to preserve the lest understanding with the KingdomoiCandy, In.if:e it a very painful duty to me to lay before your Ma. 'jesry the Remonstrance «hick accompanies this Let ter ; but - the proteCtion Which I . owe to the people ,subjeft to my Government, 'will not altow 'me to ..verlook or to comprOmis:e An at of such gross in justice and Oppression *as that of which I complain. Your Majesty will see by.the Papers transmitted by the "ChielSecretary of my Government to your First Adigaar, th'at. certain merchants resident at Putelangi having liareliaied a Considerable quantity of Arelot nut.at a. fair marker, according to esta blished ctistontio your:MAjesty's Territories, have been deSpOited of it by the violence of one of your principal Officers, without compensation being made to thern. . 'The wisdom and justice of-your Majesty's cha.: rate will, I am sure, induce 3 . 70 .1 3 to make the, most atitple reparation both to the Individuals whO have strfPred, and -to. my Government, whose honour and dignity have been essentially injured in their persons,: and I most sincerely hope, that --the 41)a. rent necessity of preventing the recurrence of-such dangerous events, will persuade your Majesty to a - more favourable consideration than you have hitherto given to the terms of amity and alliarkce which I have sa.frequen-Oy offered, and which would ensure t he happiness ofyour Royal Person and of your Pot, terity, as long as the sun and moon shall endure. - Witat can a friend say more ? ( ‘ Signed) FREDERACK NORTH. Columbo, ;tit Sept. 1803. , • • Translation of a Chinglee'Letter, on Cadjan, addressed to the ChielSmretary, and written by the Malta Adigaar of Candia,, Pitlenta. Tallawa, Wyeji Soondra, Raja Catooma, SeneWiratne Abejecon, Pandita Moodyance. On previouscompliments: I have duly, received your Letter sent to the by order of His Excellency the Governor, covering a Paper, wherein is plainly said, the_cases 'tvitic4 hap. pened at the village Cakkoonacooly, situated in site DistriCt of Candy, in the course of the rupiahss-of March and April, and in what manner some mer chants.of Putelang were rObbed of their goods and . merchandises. In answer to it I have to_ inform you, that,l will send for the, people who robbed the aforesaid, goods, • and,' after striti examination, write to you the circumstances thereof, for the in formation of His Excellency the Governor. In the mean time, I request you will mention to His Ex. Cellency .the Governor, of this Letter; • Thus written, in the year 1724, called Dundoo. wynam, in the- month -flinara, the ad of the new moon, on Tuesday, (or, the 18tIt of September, r8o;). At the. bottom, signed with an illegible handwriting._ For the Translation, (Signed) • A. L. FRANTZ, ad A. Tro. • For the Interpretation, (Signed) - D. P. SAMERKOON, Mohottiaar. Translation ea Dutch Translation - of a Letter on ()la, writ ten, from .Candia to the Chief Secretary of Columbo, a joint Membzr of the Council of His Excellency the Go vernor who is a fiithful Friend of the Court of His Ma jesty tie King there, by the First Adigaar of the said King dom riiimetelauwee, Wigesoodere, Rajekarocaa, Senewe ratite, Abcejekoon, Pandite, Moedian, Sera'chanty ; sound ing thus After previous Compliments : The Letters written and dispatched in our name 'having read and considered, we saw thereby •that the merchants who arrived here from Putelang to trade were bereft of their beetle nuts. We sent for the peoplewho took away the beetW nuts, and, having questioned them, we discovered that it was a matter of fad.. On the question„ why they had taken away - the goods of the t raders'in thane way ? they replied, Because they had already taken the beetle-nut farms of those Dossavonies. On the question, Whether tilt)/ had.likewise so taken away. the beetle nuts previous hereto? they replied, They bad, previous to this, in the years when entitled to the farm, ailed in this way. • The beetle nut Renters say farther, That as they had engaged to bring up - more beetle nuts for the farm in this year than in the former ones, they can permit nobody else to coiled the beetle nuts for himself. • On the question, What quantity of beetle nuts . they had taken away from the traders of Putelang they replied, They had taken -13 z ammonams and 3668 . puts ; and that they had learnt, that the re maining quantity was left by the traders in the same, at such place as was appointed thereto, and . that they had gone away afterwards. As the traders of Putelang had come in . thosc' , countries previous to the beetle-nut Renters' arrival there, and had exchanged their merchandizes for . beetle nuts; it' is- but just to cede the beetle nuts to. those thders. Theiefore, when the Proprietors of the same be sent to Kakoonakoli, shall the beetle nuts taken away be returned to them. 'lt will be good to form His Excellency the Governor hereof. Thus is this Ola, sent in the Sakka year Doen, doehinamwaree 574, on Sunday the 7th, after the dew moon of the month Bender,emagre (or, accor4- . ing to the Christian "chronology, the 30 instant), . with an illegible signature, and the Chingaly cy— pher 5. • Columba, Bth Oaobtr, 1802: A true Translation, (Signed) J..G. KRI FICENB EK, Assist. Transl., For the Translation, (Signed) DN. P. SAMERKOON, 1\401106W. Translation • of a ..Letter on. Ola, written by the ionjuna Courtiers of Cady, by order of the King there, to itts Ex cellency the Honourable F. North, faithful Friend of His Majesty the King of Candy. . , etc streh I , ;II no his Nbiegt the i n Carviy to -fix a laviiur , tb t e 0)1 manner his Aljetty the King„ . , ; ( - Candy bad done till now; on the. prrirtisiii;:ns ot f r i en clshirand:alliAnce so often offered-iv .your eellency,-and which were to, , secor.e.t. haipiness, : both of his Majesty's Person and 4:f his 01f.pring., is long as the sun and 'moon exist; at tl that your - Excellency had further.the, horiCtur, to be with'high .esteem. , . The contents_ of the said Letter heing . represented , i ,to His Majesty our God and King, great etkltmi. urns were, on that occasion, bestowed by .the on your Excelleprzy, itoporting4 , 4at ytur Exoellenty.-a was, a fortunate and wise person, - who eriie.avottrs he more favoured by his ,Majesty thel4 - ,ing _of Can., dia. His Majesty the King .okAntliA; under fur- • ther declaration, namely, that .y4ust Exciellency, by tie aid of. your great wisdom, would,make 4uclt. disposals as to render the .continuance of friendship still more-inviolable during the existence of sun and direded us,to write thii Letter in our name, wlarich command while : borne on our,heads, is this Letter written . and dispatched in ,the Sakka year, called Doondoohinam- 174, on 'Tuesday after the new moon of the month lien'Ara mase, Agreeably to ,the• Christian chronology the zStll. September I 80'• At the.heAd of the 01.1 stood thee Chingaly cypher s, and the two first letters of 'the Chingaly alphabet. • • " A true Translation, (Signed) J. P. KillEKtistßEEttl, Assist. Trans!. or the Interptetkikinn,, . „ • . , 1). P. SAM,ERKOOII, [To be continued.] - On' previous Compliments : By the Letter sent by your Excellency to this Court, it was mentioned, among other friendly ex_ press - inns,' that your Excellency sincerely hopecl,. - that the evident necessity. to hinder the future oe g‘ P. S. On Monday the 19th of March, Reuse was racked by a wheel, 'which came down 18 times on hisi-neck, arms, was a shocking sight I" 1 , . LODON: Printed by BUCHANAN WMILLAN, (olßow-Street, Covent. Garden) ; and Published- hY 'L I .I am AR MIGIR SCRIPPS, (o . i'South t; ioiveilor-square); Letie r i . for the Editor, &c. (poit.paid), ukustve atitireised. At the Svh.guict, NRe Prid; where Aact:eftisements, Orders for ,fiche Paper. SHIP WEIN% •caft.vr.sEivtx, • Passed by--the Vrow E twin N'ordan ; Vrow Christiana, —, Fortuna, ---; Vtow . 1-lendrica; Luckey, and Two Sisters,. , ,—, from. l'appenburg ; Young ‘ from Catwyck ; Two - Brothers,- VrOw B Nlargaretta, Gross,. Dangolass, .Twe Gebioders, Dat. zen, Three Brothers, .the Vrow Rebecca, •Croker, from Embden. Sailed—the Otrenatering, Vlieland, and the Iris,"; Kemp, for Amsterdam ; longe • (an, Glivt, for Rotterdam ;' Snel- Ile(,. is fir Catwyck ; Negoltie, ,: •, and,K,elie soli, for Tonningetl. Ara IL Passed by—the Young Ai lbrook, Adams, Two. Brothers, lacobs, Princess, Bayne, and•Stadi - Holden, - Allen. bung, from Tonningen. • • Sailed—the Brothers Barr, for New Brunswick.; Thames, Todd, and Alfred, Robinson, for Oporto i Lady Ann, Mar-, tin, for Venice'; Rover, Waite, for Gibraltar ;. San -losepb, —, for St, Sebastians ; Tivitovia, —, for Varell ; Le, •vant, Dtydeti, for Kiel ; Diligence, Butler, - .l•lendrica, Vrow Margaretta, and Vrow Anna, —7—, for Tonningen. • BIRTHS. "On Wednesday last, at his house in Gower-street, Bedford square, the Lady of Dr. Holland, of a Son. The same day, a: his Lordship's house in Queen-..street, May-fair, Lady G EaVes, of:: Son and Heir. MARRIED. Yesterday morning, at St. James's Church, the Hon. Co, lonel Stellan, son of the Earl of Galloway, to Miss Douglas, d:iughter of the Hon, John Dough,s, and grand:daughter.to Lord Hareviood. • DIED. • On Wednesday the ath inst. Colonel Hodges, of Boul ruby Court, in the County of Oxford. On Thursday the.t9th inst. at her house in Hind-street, Marichester-square' the Right lion. ViseounressiVeOlnan, widow of PhilliplasrViscount Wenman, and aunt of Wil loughby F,arl of Abingdon. - The, same morning, , at Maidstone, in the 79th year of her age, Mrs. (ane Lewis, widow of the Rev. Israel Lewis, . formerly a Protestant Dissenting Minister in that -Town for more than twenty-four years. At Stourton Castle; Staffordshire, Edward Carver, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel of the, Warwickshire Regillitht of Mi litia. On the 7,4 th of I anuary last,•ar Messina, of afeyer, Samuel Ogden .Esq. of:Fiiiliviorth Lodge , nearAancliester ; and on the 'Atli of the same mouth, hislughter, MisS Nlary [birch, of the Same fever. -. , . .• •. • . Lan:ly, at Cloisters, in the tovyntif Ruthip, the Rev. W. • Parry, Warden at that place, lector of Llanfsvrog-,- and Vi car of Llonfair , .i.u.idenly, at Bury, Mrs. Morrall, aged. 44; a Women well known throtiglanut, the kingdo.rn• as An ext,t - aotsii!Fory prodirc.; . tion of Nature, having been bora w it hout arms. She could ! cut. the striallest watch-papers and devices, in- the most in , genious manner, with a pair of scissors, by means of h e r toes. i She has .for many years' travelled the c ountry as a public _ . _ exhibition. . E Oh' YESTYP .I . IOL'A.S. • DAY. 3 pe: C. Ccn. 55 B. 1.. Ann. ►5 is- iosi6 India Stock t6S I mpvria: 3 per Cent. shut Ditto Ann. shut Cons. for May 551 4 Wink Stock, 147 1 47 1 1 Nairy 5 ', , er Celli. 90 1 1-1 5 pert err. f , q7. 94 t 04i Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per Cent. 70 3 per Cent. Red. 544$ W • HEN PrDfessional Men of Education and Responsibility deviate from the general Systent by the selettion or a peculiar branch, the sanction of tong con tinued success is the best criterion of stipetiority.. Eight years have 1 devoted my practice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders ' and the,suixess•All result 01 my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, :as tar as I am able, :the ravages of those Complaints whit:ll.am the most imoortantin the Catalogue of Human Infirmities, After initiation into 'every Branch, as an Army - Surgeon, I formed a wish at an early period Of P. - aetice to rescuein aividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the eqUally dangerous precipitancy of general Praetitioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which 1 have de. voted my attention, comprise every species of VEN E . ; REAL IN 1 , EC - Ftl , l, whether of a -recent . nr long du ration: oily, All kinds of debility,. whether arising from the habits of school:boys, or tilt indulgences ail nutters • age :, And, last'y, t:iat derangement of the system in Wo, men which is called ;TARR ENN'ESS, o,r ST E RI L.I Ty. Numerous DiseaSei are the result of ignorance, or haste . in the treatment of a , simple Gonorrhoea; and it not un- • frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poisoneel by , the indiscretion of an tOguarded hour.—lay a sooerior me. thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where others have failek I trust . that 1 may presume to Offer a t radical re-establisimient. Few, however, are the-cases of complicated distress in this disorder, compared with the calantitous situations of Men, who, front an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the • prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, afaqttire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. , - - Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, - but.. carefully conceals his inistbrtune, it may be some conso- • lation for him to know, that although it be all °bid} Of doubt or uncertainty with other Practitiuriers; the rentova) of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova tion; is the acquirement of snY Experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early Counterac tion of this languid State ; and in these cases, no gre:a difficulty will occur: But where this Deficiency•has ter years existed, a propel perseverance is indispensably .equisite to revive the slum bering Sparks of Life, and to re-animate the Constitution. MARR I El) WOMEN, who have long been Oisapponited in their expeCtations of a Family, may be assured, that in most instances, such defe4s are curable by Meclica/. skill. The . secresy which is., so essential to my . undertaking, • and the qualifications which I have presumed to state, for:n, the basis at my pretensians, and in coincidence with s'ich this intimation is given, that Mr. lirce may he consulter' age o r u s s o e n : l N I i , - ;. 01 9, b ; v ‘. - ru L t e ik f ie tc l rs st (inc. t 1 o .s s i t n ra g nd a , sm nt ti r l • F T : o f, t rh ef p , te at , 3 a h r o 7" There is an additional Entrance in Watef-street. ad/°"' in g , ang the Name is on both the doors. • , Martin 'tree. Member of the Rotal c, - illei:e of SUrge,nF. SALES BY AUCTION. '; SUPERB COLLECTION OF RARE AMOK-) 1 - - - NIISSALS, '&c. • By Mr. CHRISTIE, At the Gteat•Roont, Pall NlOll, On \V ED NES DAY r the 2.5 th inst. and three following DRY,,' I . SPLENDID} and- T RULY VALUABL E A-COLLECTILIN of BOOKS, SUPERB MISSALS', &c. the Genuine Property of A GENTLEMIA/C;of DISTINC'PIQN, ' Retiring into the Country ; • ritY ' Comprising numerous Articles, unique in p o int of Ra • L ,, j land Beauty, particularly. the following: , • , HOMER, the FIRST EDITION, with M.S. Not ess , 1 hy - BUDDUS. ' • . HOMER, the Large-vaper,QuarioEdition, of the GRO' VI 1 4 1.E1-FA NMI"; • HOMER, the Large Glasgow Edition, with Beauti ful /3raii , in, , ;, by MiSS . Wrt - K - E - s: - UETONIUS, First Edition.. S I-I AKSSIA E AR E.; the Flour: First Editions,' in Folio. 110 C; ..i RTH's WORKS, capital Old Impressions. Tit Iti , ',l-1 1 HS 'of - MAXI' M'l lAA N, on Vellum , • c ' SIR:\ kV-RE 12.R.Y. 111 1,L,400K5, a large Assernblag • AC () ;,I.I,,CTIO'N'ofITALIAN ROMANCES. • 11•lany:Butiful Atticlep ptinted•on Vellum, &c. &e• ... Also a sinoil.arly tine *BUST 'of SHAKESPEARE , fro the Cilandos Picture, ihOOE PIL (sizeIAC. ,- And a CAPITAL STATUE of life) of 1 014 4 ` 4 -,, .Cl4-TURCHILL, , DUKE `of MARLBOROUGH, by ~, BA R:‘ T TA, Pe F.l9rCtic6, .formerly in the Possession ofti'- ,BL'itilil:ti - Finnic. . -. 11 2 1. je is ,,;:inv c tto p t a lp l is i s it r l ec i. eding the Sale, and Catalogue° ____--e-1 FREER() LM 1-11(311\S"FR F. ET CHELMSFOR I)I ,ESSEX. By Mr.. CHRISTIE, , At the. - aracen's Head Inn, at Chelmsford, On t , KI DAY, May 11 7 at Three•o!Clock,- .1N TWO' LOTS, '•' 1,17 TWO Soho antiM. and , Coot , entent'.FßEE l4n- 5, DWELLING 'LOUSES, ,with numerous 0 PFICO Yar.t.s. and Back and laige WALLED rf C 0 0 4 ; u RD EN S, iksirably situated three doors above the DO 'BOY ht E—HIG:IIISTREEy, CHELMFORD. t he (lie of tlic . abov.,; th, occupation of Mrs. DearsleY' al other untoired. l'h , i'reurise.s have two good Apartinc„P on each Floor, witlt , aseent. by Stone Steps from the St re with :a depth of isb, feet; uon which :are , Back wit secondary. Apartment ~p 0 fliers . and Stabling. A= l)u rr , eArrrAL KITCHEN (;,t).RDEN to' each House, >`.o rounded loity planted ; subject Outgoiiigs. lnunediate losscs:. - ,l;ya of both the Premises be,givett., :May he viewed, and--prinred Partietlars had after the.f/t& inst. of. kilasev Stacy. Esq. itoo:Hrd ; of the Printer o t 30 1 ' Ctiehinford Paper ; at the Saracen'slicad, Chelinsford; in Pall-Mail. . • . Eligible FRE E HOE D . RESID E NC E :Lod LA N D,, in al - most beautiful Parr of rho C' 0 I,i v'ili3Y of ;LEWI S. By Mr. M.);' SIN i • i At Garraway's.colfee-l - iduse, Cornhiil, plocgs On - MON DAV the 14tit t.,f May.next, at .o's-- - FR El ; " . ))....tu ratite, Substantial and Corrunthilow ... k r f;,, 'OLD RE.SIDENCE',eaiIed ESSENDON 1.0 1) : ILI A A ituate at - Essendon; ty Miles.from I.oncia, between liiit'l it 'll a Tutliertford, the most beautiful part a the County , vl : convenient :attached . and :de ticho.d 0 ffiet-s of eVery (I,,cnc tion ;- capital Garden,. walied . rOttnd, a weil-platned SH I ` A . I O ber,* and Paddock of twelve Tikens - ,. laid out wi th tatile , -- , AI S . Ornamented with Forest Trees..anct SOrulDs. The 1 - 1v 1,3 'bit Office's fiave been later) , 'altered andirnproved at a consiil,..!3o, ex'pence.,. and are - well.'supplied with water 7* .the whole O r ing..a truly . eFsi,ble•sittlation for a Gentizimn's Farnily• / „ . ,,,i To be'vtewed with 'rickets on )y'. - l'artietilari . ,rnaY 1 7e ~s, at. the Red Lion, and Green Man . , Barnet ; Salisbttry , -',,.. i ii Hatfield; 13 11, Hertford ; WeOloaek, Sr. A Ihaii's-t PV, Ware ; At Garraway's ; and of M:. Robins, Warwic k -6o' Golden-square, where'Tick.ets for vie Wing ~..o.zy.-be FOR THE STONE AND GRAVEL. 4 01 Q EVERAL years success-ful Pr,iaiee has „ r s l ' fi f 1,„31 established, tht reputation of A DAM S's. , SOLV EN ", curing the above aillieting Disdnfers in either Kikliic,•s43; Bladder; after,' fruitless trials - of Soap, Lime, aml-41 era * tors ; thereby saving thtnisands from the pain and ° o , the' knife; but' as there are Many 'persons wiromaY.ll, ;n oel he4kci .of thisbappy discoYery, the Proprietor avails ''' v ac oi'the'beneyoleht dispositipu; of 'those ‘N ha wish t ° pa r: testimony of its efficacy and amollg , Lord Sackville, the Flon.Nlr. Zierntaine Sir Edvtird bull, Bart. Governor Lane, of Do.ver•C:astie ; Esq„latc„Mayyr of Veal ; Coxe Peary, i Esq...ilinot`:iiint•i near St. Ives; the 'Rev , ML'M'alynetix,' of Garbvld vA N;orfolk ThorniS - , Esq. Bristol ; •S. 1341;,er ,. .. /i ityr Ii! t 3 near Bristol ; V4ltir a great number of the P:', o o. Viz. •M t. Gunning, Mr.- i ßell, Mr. Hume, Dr. and Dr. Stevenson, whose Father was cured, by this•Me , "' l ly, justas4teo.vas,abourto undergo the operation ;- and t'''; ; ,,:ppi, since Cie last publication, it has eff;4cked a singular .all" • Cure a near relation of Achniiiil Sir Richard King. P-60. The Solvent is sold by the Proprietor, Mr. Perry, sti r gdt . No. 9„ , Southampton-street, I}loornsbory.stipare, 3 ° 64 Messrs. Bacons, No. , Ise,o Oxford-street, in Bottles 0-454;er One Pound Two t‘vo or which last tail, to correel the Cale - Alfons .Diathesis in the 1--li'bit?.oo:.;" th,-;reby prevent the forinatio,ii of a Stone in sedeniary i tv tro • N. B. A Treatiw op the Disorder and the Reii,n-A observed, with Caf,es of Cure, that be had, ttrice 25 —i- .., ,ANTI-.INIPETIGINES. lt el iisC, THOSE PI'S 011 S Wilo live - 1. l of that dangerous .rr.ineral, rilereurv, would do 0 t O7 weigh the consequences before it is too" late, and res t !iof? ) . those Medicines of establisheci 'celebrity and cliara6lo-okr permanent and radical Cute, and therehe esiiiblish 000' heal;,h;, the' most valuable of ell jewels, tii , on 'tqc 1 0° , 5 , 1 t iut and lasting foundation. Tlie A riti-linpetigines,bciog ',.)l.ttiw-- eci on a chyrnical and philosonnical basiS, 'pr0vc, 5 ,, 44 : • Ingest utility in all 'eases of " depravee Habit o' , ",', i nfli ' tions of the. Skin :" hence its efficacy. in Cases at ''," : ' . 1 1 .„, - :.:1-(ifula or Leprosy, as well as in the'contir I Llie - * IL'' - ,Vl,c pi ~.. }Mice,' 'by' its sanative previer, it expels the' ..- V'it'ust*,;,-' Co': system, and restores it to convalescence. In Sc' plaints, Liles, &p. Mercury,. Anti:ll%lv, and' a;, L ied t t have bean reconimeladed and tried, but they 'llayb • . ,lowri Patients who have made use of them to: the most iii_fi;bilitiC A state, and have left Coonpfaints which the skill iiit' Oa'''. Of the first Physicians have beenunable to blie wi,"' e i, -- f re ,.; Disorders .fly hefere the eireas or theAnt;.littp,:jii' islatt; pared by Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool, wilicli Ns:n. l 'l ll . v vitc 4 to her vristine state in the mcst gentle manner. ec t , - -00 0 1 1 Salivation has iailed, and leaves; the vholt.t frai l ''' . -- yvlli' - . healthful. The numerous and tespeaable Siga 3t " tc : 00 0' have appeared in our I . ) aper win speak Mute ,titati i nIitINIS Wft can bestow Upon it.' Prepared by Dr. Solo Mon, nloo 4' Bottles : the latter contain tour of the former, bY w'',, f oril:i Liverpool, in los. 6d• ',le° t 4 Purchaser saves 95. EYerY genuine Bottle has a . , s, , , i i p' which bears the Proprietor's Name and Address, B a r •Solornon, Liverpool," to imitate which i s f elony• tatF N. . The Postage of all Letters to the Dueled 111 paid, and los. 6d. as a Fee,. enclosed for Advi ce. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, A itti-Impetigmes, a , — ! 41 stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are . -s ire' i 0 Sold by Remnant, Harr.burgh ; . R. Bach, Petc r „Jet , . New-York ; Mathews, No. tB, Strand, London ; " iit , Bath, by Hazard ; Bristol, Bulgin ; Brighton,. 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