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When the Counsellors of State had tetired, the Co:renatory Senate.eaArce : to e9.lut.i;aft to ,*e;10 the following Me sate TREATY OF c',1111 . 20 FORMIO. LENT CIRCUITS. ' The Circuits appointed-for the Lent Assize, :3QI, are as follow : .NORTUERN.CIttCOIT. LOMIK N ?ON, Lord Chief Just. S 7% t. ItititieeCti A ars City of York —Sattirdai,' Mar:h.?, at the ,Guildhall of tiitrzlid City. • Yorkshire—The same day,, at the Castle of York . Laneashire=-Tuuslay, March a.b . at the C.istle of Lancas. ter. t t the re.xilt of which will he, to gi cues new diresaion to the thought; of men, and a new .folarot to the attaits of the universe. The ambition of znerhiing our TerVitnry has given place to the int.re.tttieroty, and more . cnlarged am bition of giving Liberty to pr.9llyrocl VaxiuN. • " What events, wha..t., rodigis luxe hattpenol ,13 the space of one year sinc e the 'hippyet/10i .Con. standar, WAS eSt:tbli&K;:ti . of wht . O.y r o‘ ate ;: o • Citizen Setiatoq, 4:P.979 . 0111::5 But though nothips ‘ }r.ore.rke.m.einiii.obseal9te tor.o.u,rgiory, a vast and that niit 14spriltiActiggv,t4,0p944 .far our ha ppine:s. We' abill . 49t ibt&et .tkx War' I! a sigin4ut.to unhajo one, ni4h:ii 4 1141 .1 .7,- tivai l eibe lo be cli4charget4 fa crier.te g...erArm .1411 ;which dye iitve to human na(ari." " GITtZLN co,tist/t.S, " after ten years of .:nexampledAVgfare art .heainurable - P 4.1, acquired by dari,ltiat cairn :to Enrop . e, gatt* .our .bnu Ties, Arid sectue:' for ever the Const itution and I.l*rzy - : Cons:::tvatur'y -Senate receives mint:poet. .A.mong the.imwrierable 4enetiss ‘vhich-PenC4 IS tO' pro. (O Gl:4 leY 04:c Ya4tionsiur.- supported both from:witbaat anda , .ithin, disappear be. pre universal happiness and universal - industry. . • 44 Thanks to the valour of ourAnnies, to the Ocnius which has guided them, and to the wisdom of Govern rrient, ‘.ri now remains' tor tlizini to Conglicithe liberty of *he setts. The 'Maritime PoArers' have alrearly'uniied to f.i'efend it, and the only Power ; Which' by .exagte - ated pre. • 'tensions, and those inconsittnt 7.4,ith the rights , of nations • sduses to aalcr.owlvage it, will scion be forceCto do so. •(Signed) . " LA PLACE." TiE following ar tale Articles •of the Treaty of Ctintpo FIPM;i, referred to in the Treaty of 'Peace concluded at "'mum);tie andbY that Treaty remove:l and orade part .of it : 1 • AAT.XII. All sales or Aliena6ons made, all Engage . tr t ent4 contraaed; either by the : Cities or" by the Govern ntent, or Civil or •AdMinistrative ,Authorities of the <ount ries formerly belonging to Venice, for the mainte nance of the C:ernan and French Armies ' up' to the day of bi . 7ni2v; -the pr .nit Treaty; shall be confirmed and censi;tercdas,valid. ~4t11.7. XI 11, The-Titles, Dekxls,- and Archives, of the dilli:rent Countries ceded or exchanged by the przient Treaty, shall be given up within the space of three month:, from the date of • the exchange of the Rat itica lions, to the Powers who shall have acquired the Sove reignty of such Countriei: The Plans and Charts of the Fortresses, Cities, and Countries, which the ContraCt- • ing Powers have acquired by the present (*treaty, shall be faithfully delivered to them. Aar. XV Treaty of cntrunerce upon equitable bases - immediately be conCludeki the terms of which shall sectiie to His M.ije4ty the Emperor Ktuo of Hutt an ay and BoireitrA, advantages equal to those en joy 41• rsspeffwely, ikv most fitVOUrCiltlatiOllS. 111 the mean time, cdmmercial cdmintinitattons and re lations shall be estalaliSlfed' hi the sihrie sitiationisbe fore the:War. I• ART . XVI . No lnlia,bitant of any of the-Countries.occu . p . 1014 ty,the Austrian or I, , yerichAraires Shall be injured, either in his per* or proprit)/; . 0 acedunt of his piii tic'al opinions. or civil, military and commercial has, during the War between the (wo roweri. Art. X VII. His Majesty the Emperor and KING of • ARV anti 80t4j9 shall not, to criiilonnity .with the principles Of Neutpll, Nations; teeeive in a y one of -Tiffs . ports; during ibc-totirse (Write present War, more titan six • Shipa of Nai l belonging til..anyllelligerent Vower. ;. „ , , •iikir. XXIII. His Majesty the Einperer and KINCI of ' HUVG 'NAY .11 . 10 . 0111.M1 A . , shall noscriitthe saute are. monies betw.:,en tliernSclVcs, as with,reipect to rank anti tidir etiquette, as ha 's. been constantly obs:.;reild. bt:lbre the War. Ilia said Majesty and the Cisalpine Repub. • lie shall ob^a:ivc t h o same menu:Gies and etiquette w.ir.ls one another, as have been pradtised. between Its , 11,k14V,4nti the Republic of Ventre. • NORTOLK CIRCUIT. ',OM Etna , Lord Chiuf Ju6tiite ; Mr. J ustireG aost Ituckinrchifint.hire,-Saturdayf February zR, at 4ylcsbury. 8.-drordbhir6.;—^l'huy:;dayi Itlarch 5, at Budroid. • /{)tatingdonshire-Saturclay, M4_r4. - .11 7, 'at 41untingdon. ;;' , .Carnbridgeihire•--•ViredneWay, hiarch rr t 'at . Csmbridge. . 7 , 10rt,*(47-sAturriay, March 14, at Thetford. ,Sutrialk-411\trstta.y, March 19, at Bury St: Edmund's. MIDLAND CIROU/T. „Lout Cilia Bvort MACDONALD ; Mr. Baron GRA TIA,I. . .., thTrOlthlitpt.oo4l}llTe 7 -Monday, March a; at Northatup . ton. • Rut land..-Friclay, March 6, at Oakham. ' ' Li nc.9,lsishi re —, S..ita,! , rjtay,,ga IN h 7,,atthi.: Castle of Lincoln; • City bf Ancol:1-- ri-.,.. sine ,1;.‘ , ,, at the City of Lincoln~•• NottJogltahuhirc—TtAtri4ay, i.trel - s ta, at :N tiin4liarn. • ' Town of Nottiughx:l—'l 4 he sumac. day, at.tho Town of . ~,• Nininy;l4m. , ' - . `f-Deer—Satntaayi Mirch 14, at Derhy. Le.ic gtershire—W..6)e4day, March Al, at the Castle of i l licelittzr.. • • • • . 110roiiiili'orteiceiter-l'he same flay , .at rho Iloraugh, of .. . • iLeaLester... City .ofCttyyltry- 7 ,-Monday,, Much 23, - at` the City of, • ' Coventry: . , ••Warwit.kshire--The same day, at Warwick.* ..ttomn. Mr. ilnton ifoTitAm 1. Mr. justice HIATT!. ..Hertfurphire,-Thursday, March 5, at Hcrtfard. Essex—tviotittiy, Mptcll . 9, . at .Clu : tlntstintt, ,o 4 Kent—Morulay, March i 6, Maidstone. Sus oci Monday, March 23, at lltirpham. AUfluy—AVOnisay,Alsittlisc,aticingston-upon-Tharttes . -W ESTE RN cfltturr. Mr. Barorr'rotampsorr Mr: justice Lx 14. arc. Southanipton 7 Monclay, March a, arthe CasllC of Wirt. chestcr. W4ts--Saturday,, Minh 7, at . Ncw. Sarum. tDorscr-4'hursrlay , , March ii, at purcheiter. •Di:von —IMPrAa', '!lVlarelpt6, Airthe I:astlg.of lAxeter. City and County or Ec:tar-,The i s q ncilar r. at the hall of the City of .Cornwall-4Satuiclayi arch at t at Lauiveston. Sornebet—SaiurAlay, .March allp.at the C.a.sac.of Taitn;ton OXFORD CIRCUIT, i Mr. Justice Roofs.—Mr.justict .I...st . it,prOt. Berkshire.- Saturday; • February 213, at Reading. Oxfordshire—T4iti4ay,,Mareb 3, .at Ox fad. Worceitirshire- -; rida v.. M 'Arch 6,,,g,W,prcesier. City of Worcester—The same day, at . the Vf f City.o ,or- Oiler. . • St:I10)rd Alire-- WednevLoy, March tr,,at Statrord., . Shropshire--Saturtily, March 14, at Shrewbhwy. ilerefordshire-I'hursthy, Mardi lg, at HerefOrd. itionino4tlitatkre --Nppday l Nlatch 2.3, at Monmouth. fr; lelf.tscsterihirc-- . -Wett a wsky, Alaren.2.s", at. 0 Itmcciter. eit!: ofCloui.c..eter---"flic saingl day. at the City of Gluts- I esicr. , £4lf r . VEPO COV OF KING's BUNCH, VII, 21. SITTING? !MVOS/ tllsl3 KIhYOV AGI.) A srtclAt. • SPiq AvfOitt!.N6"fis.-.f.t. • pii 4 ut.z rd. ALLAII. THls was an ,Aaion for erbninal Conversa tion l*tween the I-Yet - end:tilt illld the Pl:;lurid's wile, the details of which we. cannot enter into, at present , aid which are indeed alreikly, in - a great me:lsure, Wore the Public ; for this was ; a New Trial, 'for the purpose of -lettinK in smile i evidence, Which, t was contended on . the part of the Plaintiff, had been improperly Shia out by the Chiejtrstice—ar the fOrMer Trial, when the yetdift went for the Defendant. The jury. witharew, and deliberated for half an hour - upon this Trial; after which they brought iR the .sarne,vertliel as thelormer Jury—For tke Defendant: OLD BAILEY. FOURTH D AV-..--ATUB.D AT, FE 8..11. hrugliTrelly and gohn Mullings, .the former twe(v'e, and che latter, eleven years of age, were tried for a .capital ottence, inbarglarionsly ibreak ing and entering ille d iLvelling;honse-of Matthew MOggeridge, and stealing therein one pair of shoes, valued at ifs.; his prOperty.The Jury, after deliberating soil* time, found the Prisoner Tully, (twelve years old) Guil!) , --Death, and ac quitted Mullings. . . 0" On Monday next the English Lottery begins drawing.-'—The kkets, Halves, Onar ters, Eigtiths,. and Sixteenth Stampt Shares arc selling in the greatest variety of — Num bers, and lowest terms, at Mr.' N10101.501 , 1'5 : Office, No. •16, Cernhill, opposite the Bank pf England ; where the Schemes at large, contaia ing the partioularS of the extraordinary sueceS.; that has attended the purchasers at this Office, arb to be had gratis.—N. B. As Tickets, atid . , Shares (will not be lo.wer,'Merchants and Clubs,' &c. .&c. will save money by an irtimediatc pur_ chase. On Monday the zd of March, the EnglishStatc . .Lottery beginsDrawing.—Messrs. j. Johnson and . Co. beg leave. to inform .their numerous Friends.. and the Public in general, that from the richness . Of' the Scheme, and the demand for Tickets in consequence being so great,, that they can. assert with' confidence, 'tickets will not he cheaper, : , they ttterefore recommend an early ..porchase Tickets, Halves, Quarters, .Eighths,. amt.. Six-• teenths, are selling in a great 'variety of Nmn. hers, and at the lowest prices, - at their 4W Licensed State. Lottery -Office, No. 3, Pope s Head Alley, Ctiinhill, which has been so highfy . distinguished in. the late and former Lotteries fOr • Selling and Sharing Capital-Prizes. Tickets are carefully regiitered, . the earliest account sent . of their success, and motley for the Prizes paid on demand. , For the Rheurnatisms and Colds which prevail at this season of the year, noMedicine is so safe and etficaciotiszsDr. JAOE5'$ ANALEPTIC . PJLLE. —Thei r peculiar tendency .to promote .perspira tion, and all the natural stCretions .2 will a c count for heir singular virtues in ; ttle,Se CPl3ll4iiints, as well'asin many others to which rh human , frame is liable from the vicissitudes, of our C:iiuzate.-- They arc ,ad:nirably calculated for disorders of the b`romaeli and Bowels, for persons of a Bilious or 'a -Gouty habit, as also for those whose, con. stitutions.have been. affeaea hy• a too alive ac too sedentary life. The:, , are likewise particu. laxly serviceithle in, I-fead,,ach* 41ccafioned" 1y in. digestion,. and..itvreinovinuthe-'..bad eifeets of free, living; as also in preventing' Palsies and ApOplexies, so .often the consequen4e of intem perance. Recourse should be bad•to them after every excesi of eating or drinking, and upon every slight. indisposition ; aryl Ihus their well. known charafteristic ofpromoting longevity will be maintained I 'for, by assisting Vii. twe in 'the due discharge of the animal . funaioits, and by keeping the constitution is it Were in :•onrinu . al . repair, they preserve the body. in htmltb and vi. b ' , our, an& prevent premature-decay, As .the Analeptic.Pills owe thtir excellence to a•peculiar preparation, which has never been di.. vulged.by the Inventor but -.to the present Pro.: prictors, they can- only be had genuine •froni them ' • and they are sold by Frantic Newbery, at the Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No..};, .the Est End ofSt. Paul', a few doors from Cheap. side, tondon; ancl"'at Dr. James's late house h Bruton-street ; in.boxes,, price_ 4.5. 6d. eachopmp included ; or t)le.quaritity of six, may be hadin one large box, for zs. 6d. Observe 'that the' name " I t . Newbery, No. 45, .St. is ,en raved in the stamps. All others arc cOurt.l terfeits. . - j CASE XXV'. Reigate, Jan: 2'), 179 I . I received peat benefit from c i•our C.i.rdiac , which folic:Nod Whfti kttiatly. ppirescui with wit . . depression of spiritsi I ant, Sir, your humble k.erv.i..r, MARY 'BRYANT. • ) CASE xxy.i..!. To Mr. RYMER, Chelmsford, June '4, 1.192. 1 do hereby certify, that I Piave fepeatedly experienced great relief in nervous :dietitians,. indigestion, andibilious coMplaints, ,froin Mr. Rymer's Cardiac Titiclure.:: JAMES TIIOMPSON RUFFI-fEAD, Clerk. From To v Anti head. • This Metlicine,• an immediate restorative and cot . rOb9r4n t s 16 ~moat eactual. remed y in female obst r utt and suppressions ' and cases of retention at maturity; aka in weakness, morbid discharges, and irregularity ahoutthe turn of years. Sold at Mr. Rxrner's, No. 36, Gerrard-street, Soho, bottles, 12S. sd. , and 2s. yd. with Direato,, and Certificates of Cures; Hours of advice from it t) .Mess., Dicey and Beynon,-No, Id, Bow7Chutcll-)441, " appointed by . Mr. Ify frier t h e sole Wholesale Venders of the abOve4ltclictur (as Troll as or the•Dctergent 'Pills for the cure of (diseased liver, attended with asthma and dropsical ldgq for theldiDChargeof gall stones, (lest rtsaien of worms, Sic.) of whom„ ,and every Vender, of their Medicines in all the principal Towns, it may be had retail: • The Author's Tract on indigestion, the Ilypochohdriac Disease, and the /Qout, may be had as above,. price.lfi. • r • , *** Rymer's Celebrated PeiLoral Medicine for Colds, Coughs, Declines, Asthma, sgsc. alid.for the . Preidption And. Cure of Pulmonary - Consumption, may . :be !haelas 'above, in bottles at ss. sd. and Its. 6d. with full Direc tions and Cases of Cures. taI.EWING AND ?.ALT1 . 14( 4 , AR. MORTON, :at* Nti.. 28„ . . in the S;rand ) respcdfoly intbros the Public, that .he instt , eets Gentlemen in the rise ti: tn.: Thosi•i-innicter, and tllt ap plicatiOnr.of chat. Instrument relative to Brfwingi .and will silinish thein with bilanus.:ript Instruatons, which enable them to iwailise the Art of • Brewing Porter, Pale Ale, aid other !kith Lig...ors. He will al.io furnish therm with Mathisi.-:ript Inithiction; lei Milting Vale anti Brown Malts, after the mckiAt approved pr.,aice, ar.d-having been letng in baSiness upon his own a'..:couni, - aod taking:ts plea sure us trying many and. various experiments, and !noting their resat, if has liven him a degree of pr..o,TiCal' and exth:rirnentat knowledge, ip the, different lines-of ,his profession, which very fe.w possess, as can be pzoved from 'the-many Letters and Voti;:fters of; the rno'4lle isi.. cent Brewers both i.s G rest .Brit.lin and 1 relind, t.k;hly appreoringPf his di:ter:at' modes of praditz, and - Many or these Gentlemen he never had the pleasure , of , seing, .. Ills M.i'ritieripts grit it 'IA' the' power 'of Centleiifen Ica .' brew an citc.eorling fine flavoured Port .:r . from Malt, ahtt-7-.. H ops alone, comb'ned with the sitni)leekthent of Wa.. -,,-,- ter, without the use'of any .weber iitgrechept• :vharevet. i Any aliress, sent post-paid, to D. Morton, will be '!, duly .attenda to.L-Fle returns.. his 'relPi..,itfi:l ''.Ch k's to .: thoso Gentlemen who have approved so highly.of the.uti.. lity of his Maim icripts, and mcnssional Abilities.. ' AN IMPORTANT cAuTioN. Wl-IF,N the • eflicactoor .1 royerties of .nr Medicine have fully established its repute,: and when it is univtriilly recomm.ided by the grateful voica of thaie who nay:: experienced its benefits, there caimot arise any necessity otubtrudin l i s it upon the public notice. : S'uCh is tite preSC:st COhditiOlierSi i t 5 !ICI Y'i A KT BUT LC DR ors, which, as.a Medicine ter the Cure of the Scurvy, Gout, It heitihatism, and all Disueders arising from Indigestion or Impurities-et . stantis•oanfessedly %vithout a rival. It wduld, be unnecessary, therefure, to come forwmtl with any et logintraton its vtell'attestectaius titles, Were it not incumbent on the Proprietor, to put the Public on their guarcNainst nnpOsition: 'ln' a late trial . in the Court of Cununop haute Lord. Ecnow, it was fully proved that a §pittion6 hem nold by Messrs. Forbes, Chymisti, itt v the Borough, in lieu of Spilsbitty' . s . l)rops. The Public are therefore cantioneci to avoid such The substitutiortsVao 'the Paticiit'tOton.,' suit his own health, by applying tor the Medicine at, this , Dispensary, No. ts,.Satho-sqriate. N. B. It was proved that the spurious Mixture,waii . sold in bottles 'marked, " By Auth6rity2" •The genuine Medicine is sold and marked, " By the King's l'atent.'.' . - MEDICINE ACT. .«„ «•,. .' At the only Warehouse tbr Dr. JAM ES's POW D ER.. -H(1 No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, a finv Doors fiknn. the '. - ' - Corner or Cheapside, : I THE following MEDICINES are Sold, at thet:,.n Prices annexed, inclusive...lf the Stamp . Out4s int- -,, pused by this AO; hut no additional-charge has been rnatitt .- .4,• upon Dr. J AMES's,p4WD ii it, _which is- .c.-ontined at . t.lie original Price of 'ls ..6.1. per'Packet. .It . May 'Ail) be r . , had at il. 45. per Doicit; or the quantity of • a.. Doren Packets in one Bottle (or, ;I. as. 6d. Duty included; so- i that the Puttlie are' no suaters; - '• ' • , . . Hut in order to facilitate the operation, and to kssest eh*, . .i •• h•trdelt of this Ack, Which would • in•a great - theasure hav; , ' p;oved a Tax upon Benevolence, . all the other Medicirts . • are sold to :tor Perz:on.i purchasing half a Dozen, or More,. free front the e.pctice of the Stamps.. t • ' '- t i. d. ' 5, el. , Dr. James's Powder . 2 `6 . 'Cephalic Snuff o 9 • . - Atialcic,Pills ,4 6 Dr...Steers's P.trego- . , ..- :.------ Cattle ••owder 1. 6- - tie Lozenges - vll . A Dr e ,Hoopoek Pills j si --CaMomile Drops 1, 9'- -. Dr. Anstiii's - Chalyheat. ' F.ssOle6ofeoltstubt 3' o '.'-,! Pills - - 4. o .iiiehcept - Pepperm. 1 ri Betty's Bilious,Pills s 0 Orniskirk Medicines 5 5 Dalby's Carminative • t q. G lass's Magnesia 3. 4 .: TickelPsitthereal S pi- . .1 oglich's Scots Pills 1 6 . ',..... tit '- , - - . -3 '4- I;yarit'S Drops -:.'- r :0 Greenough's TinAnres 1 i4 Norton's nroo . . 5 _ ,i. ----L2Tbin , Loren g ec r tE Spilibity's Dr6ps s' 0 Mr. Spence's Danl . -ill - ice 4 o . SpFecliman's- Pills . .2 ! •et Fre.o.:e's 'find - . of Bark 3 6 English Colrce a . 9 Huxharn's, by ditto, • s 6 ...DC: SOlan.cler's Tea _ i -4 Dr. Steer's Opodeliloc 2 .6 'knees. ithoutn:.t':,: i•—• Convulsion Oil 2 6,: 'find - ate. '.- - ' '3.'6 Alio, the (:.timinc Arquebusaile, ikt;ly importmi, ,aild most of the other Proprfeury Mecti4,-izies In repute.. Pr r- dr., n- . Exportation Ire supplied without Stamps,ltbe... -ern+, this - Vat: - '." , . N. 33,. , A *, many Pervms,„pailtculirtY.Servaatound Nes sengers:, niistnitc the House, F. Nt W.l3Eltsi, the Propriev -,,_ ;• tor,- is - under the necessity of pointing out, that it ii.at the ...1 East End of St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapsicte, =4 that it ..• has a large White S taiccoed. / 7 root; .wit n these 4 . B 7ittist , in. scribed.: " THE ON I V WAREBOUSE F)lt DR• l rkkiEssi rowptlt." .- ...„ To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, - No. .g, New Bcidge-strqt. • - - - • '7 - ; LOlldon. - "" • " ••.• *- ' " ' ' sift,. 7. Edinburgh,. Iklay,aolooi, TN the 'Slicing of 1794 . I ii*as afiliOed . • with a •X • Ventres U Clom p I ain i, W Ilk li ' 1: ' t reefed •to itlf intlifir ence ter tiv.e,momhs ; ,but, was theii obliged m apply anal regular l i ity'ski.tn;• 'Who Out a temporary Stop to the.viru lenct of the Disease (hy T niercorial applications) for come time; but groiYin e f, in spite of all medicine and the Advioe ' of the th - st Gentlethen Of the • Vacuity here, worse and . *IV: - for ftviv . yeau;•• 1 100 reduCial - to - A. - state a Intkisit un-. paralleled and beyond ii'.escription, being an entire. leper, •• and 'u 1c erat - L4 from headsrofoot .—F. I V li +•d l, throat, n-iiiiriit ~ nose,, legs, arms, &c. have Vaal alternately in flange; of becbining uselcss'; 'in short, I' have had faun tWettly 1TIC••:," thirty eating ulcers cui• my ht - sly,,.and itivaiiY 4111111 Y ile-% - • privjd • of Sight.—lt would 'he voluminous to pa:tient:sr .:';•. ft ce all myclse-titticuiri trisayi'tli‘m ne v er Viai,• or OVtl ' 'rj . ,, , . will . be, one of a more dangerous, ,or of a More immpli- .. cued tiltore; 1 was long lonk.crtjitpun by my tileas, Inil .- imagined myoelf, beyond akl hopes. of recovery • aud,-in. deed,' : in . fily • •then' c6aditiotf, death Was prete'n.:ble 'to 'rim . i nwre, Allan miserable. state. _. In tint tlrt:aclful situation OA 7, I'drag 'a 'most miserable existence, till Divine Providtasce •,..': threw-in my , way a Newspaper conanining - the 'Cabe of a Mr. li. of Plymouth —my friend's read it, I co'tld not.--I. sent and.procured sonic - tif ryntir LEAKE , s'•P AT ENT PILLS, which, by using from time to tinat t ant now, :inch' have long bt:vni-(40:r more than tint: . yearainclescrilaa. ' , ble distress), in us good a state of health as ever 1 enjiyetl;. ' as a proof of this, I bad a line, thriving, healthy child, horn to me-a few months agg. .i n gratitticlo • to• God, and . in 'hopes of rendering my tallow-creature service; 1 re quest you to publiilt this; and you: 'nay at 'any , tittle refer '.. persons who wish to be itatisfied of .the truth of this, or further particulars*, to :tie ui' tit) friends; V letter or tie. - - son. , -I 4s few cases for badness will e'er equal mine, and none exceed it, I Imv4 frem -ex perieticis every- reason to 'assure mankind, that in your 1. PAKE's PILLS they will rinds 'ire; 'Speedy , Safe, and radical CUM • .tiiir that most ti read. lul stage of ill.: Vozereal Disease, w hich is' called a Cob- ..• FlR2fr:l.t.ifs. , , ;:, ' :- '' • ' ' - ' ' '•:; 1 ain, witlAgraiituclu, Sir, Your obliged humble serva!lt. * Insurmountable. fainitv reasons prevent making my name and address public:l . hut creditable persons rec.l4 , waiitirtg infarin3tionlinay also ht.:referred' to me arid my friends by Mrs. S. Clar, Ramsay-C;ardens, • Prepa red ar.:l. Sold L;y" the Seilt. Pro pritstoil. ." T TAYLOR', A.lember or the 4oyal. college ..or is - in • Lobilon;•iir hn' e, hto. 't.); Iv.Jii:‘ , ;llL: will vivoAd.4ice witnOUt lee,• to. tersous tak.. ihesd Pills; ankl ‘',lll insWetr . patients' letters,' if past pi d,.on 't/he saint , torins,- observing in alt cases. the $lllSt 1.. 'iL)fable sxrecv, 11 , 1 per,)ll's*uanle Or case hiving been mentioned, but at. theft ONVlTFlttittilar , retfitesr,"hY :the Proprietor, during the coiirw of , more than thirty-,six years', *.thii r lie his df . an bltenilie - ialo of the above Medicine alai the pi:agile°. arising tl4rp tcoin . ney ara:also spa hy Appeititment.; fear, the-conye niel LC ot th:) , , , e It vir , at a distance, l:ty Mr. iVat;;on, Soutn-bridge, Etiintltiigh; *lr. _Nlennong,-. BAnter, •.-I;:fas gum', to whom also,Mr. T. r. - ,:fers for his *idrgss . ; at the Perit.nnet'a,•_ iit'stitrier.;:;PitliLinialll -1 / I fr. Robertbon's Toy- , hop, .N(,)• Jcl . olll-street;, Mr. Diinorough's; • No. -, oill b tte:itlfqpi,iosl - te the Monument ; Mr: t;r::I • ii6eptctcher',' No. r, Xlman-row, Little - Tnwer=bil I ;.'M r. ,pnhlitt ; Slid by one !jerz,t),... eVerV 0 , 11 ' town rent-Dritaindud treLout, tiOies ‘istil each;.-S6ahßl ' tip With .and plant diritilotit; iirherebrinitsons of either Sex rn-iy cure.. t femme! ft ease ands l actt4 4 .l_,', . ".. . N. B. Every 'Bin( ;sok! Brit tilt is scaled up with a Stanip: . ' 1 0;e".-CtitiinA5 - sionek,- i 3 •pritttoi ; at : ttle iltArdlVOlTiee-e-, 4 54";..fray10r, No. q, New Bridge-street." •to imitate! which ,is felony, and 411 others ate - coikrterfelt. ' , . I ..; SHIP IMPS. joot.i,, sta. 20. Arrivc4—the Hope, Thompson, and pad Spencer . Si;npkin, from Portsmbuth ; f tiends, Hobpef,'and ye. pg,..,1,., YWe tr fr . ol2 South ; nutti*: " 01 C --t ~. m Silver, and Sisters, Hunt, for LOP don ; Good Intent,. Ballard, for Cowcs; *Slvanagc; Ros. siter, and Nancy ' -Howard, for Portsmouth. ... . .41414,41 ED. , , Lattl7, at St, Pancras, , Capt. Patterson, .of His Ma. jaty'l t Ship • St. Fierepao, to Mis 4. At tats t pl4tv_iapghtcr nrtlielatc Tyavt - CYtili, Esq. ftcskStrat o f kiis..Mapety's I'4 Frotintett East E loritt. • • • • • ' - ' • ' - PR ICE O 1 STOCKS, • sA - itturev. Rank Stock shut. ' India Stock Nall' iecr-c;clit; ,, ii,ll ~- llitto Bonds- s. dis. i kier Cear..1797; 911 ' I: scheql#ll3ills• • I rtsh 5 per C:c!.t. siint• New ditto , 4 per Cent. Con. 704,1 ' Lottery Tickets per Cent. Red. 57k ' Oihnium 3,1 3 i prem. .; per Cent. 0)41461 4 a ' .1 raper. 3 per,Cent. 1A11115 4 641, '' A ' , . Ditto AIM. to 13-t6i Rank Long Ann. 17 7-16, Bank. for AccOunt Ditto Short Ann. 51 5- ti; India for ditto Ditto Scrip ...... ..• 'Cons. for Feb. - dit. NIINERVA-OFFICI...LEADENIIALL-STREET. publisher?. in Two'VOls: Limo. VUGITIV.E-of the FOREST. A Romance. . . r By MARIA LAVINIA SNIITIL Printed for Willlamiane Leadenhalr6treet and said by eveg Booksalvr in ULU; kinsdom. Where nntY be had, JuSf pulilisked, Andrew Stuart, o' the Northern IV:li:deter.; by Macy Anne Hanyay, 4 voi. price los. sewed: - ' t Ais9, 5y I the same Au,thni, •Eihkor, or the World As It Cocs, 4 vols. 10:,. sewed. • S j aded I y will be published, • THE ENCHANTRESS t or • V. 7 !l , !re shall I • - find Ffer a , TALE. By the Author of Melbourne Deloraine, Reginald, 84e. " You. sec me tossing on a sea of passions, , An ;ebb and Tow " Which now seem kindly wafting me to shore, " ,And.. the next moment' plunge me bavk again _"-Into the bosom of the outra , ;couS.deep." Minted at the MlnervaPress,i,eildenhall-Street, for W. Lane..; and sold.byevery other lioqksclin in. this King dom, •- Mr. Lane ,would este:cut it a favour, lithe Author would. oblige bit by calling at the Minerva-Mice, Lcadrnlull stheet. . VALUABLE CHURCH PREFERMENT. • TO BE SOLD 11Y AUCTION, Hy 9. Mr. SYDER • . . At 6 r arraway's CoMe-house, on Friday the 27th instant, . .at One'o'Clock, preci - sOy ; MfiE, .PERPtTUAL ADVOWSON of the VI CAR'AGB of CIIATT ERIS, Irt `the County ht . Carnbridite sUbjeit. to the.l.ifc.of the present incumbent, aged. 63 ;consisting of a Modern and Substantial Brick: Vicarage Fibuse, Offices . and Garden, with the VI CA RIAL TITHES of the svitole,Paris4, contanling• neary t4Ooo Acre's of fertile arable 2nd pasture Und, whe'rct.;t arc already inclosed, and in. a. high state of Cnit:% . .. - 'tiali ;. of the anlitilf value - of 5;01. Chatteritt is a Post TOWnotbOut 69 rciles trait; London, 24 Irani Cambridge; and 12 from Ely,. , Pari Of the Purchase Money ina - V - leinain on Mortgage ; and printed particulars may be had of M r.. Tyndale Ilincoln's Inn Fiolds; of Mr. PaddiSan, at . Louth; in -Lincolnshire ; and of the AuctiOneet,•nt .Thetford, Norfolk' (by letters pOst-paid.) • WV THE KING's PATENT. The CARDIAC and NERVOUS•TINCTURE. CASE XIX. • . • To Mr. Deistol, Oa. 17, ino. QIR, •by .your Cardiac Tinlure have been freca from the G out in my stomach and head: :1 t has mended my appetite and digestion, and removed COStiVt• mess. It discharges - the bile, - and clears my sallow Ain: : My Sister- -hai ottfiftiy purs4K. your directions— The Tincture has quite restored her lost, appetite, strength, sPithi. The ,t;to with which she had been attin:tcd many years i and for wit#ll-.she had usedmariy: Meßicines without benefit, t;Qt returued *nice Ahtt•took.your Pills - *; which have c:.t'rieit oft'an .amazing timber tt small white wormi with - slime. 1 am, Sir, your. ohligtitl humble Servant, J. HOWARD. See Detergent , , • CASE XX.. , _ ' i Qucen-square, Westininster, Oft; ~ Inc". In my case 9t sickness of stoinoch, bilious 4:tchings, wind, sourness; 'and siWerc he.ad:dchs iion volsions, and. nervous agitations, which greatly rellucen Inc, 1 'was cured•bi'Mr."Ryiners'Cardiae . Tinjilrc, after halting, for,yvars, ..taken, to no.-purpow, - a variety of •Me dic-ines prescribed by • hysicia9s ainl Apothecaries. . ANN PHILIPS. CASE XXI. • Reigate; Jan. 2.9, 1591. • I do hereby certify, that in violent pains in lily'-Atemach and ray licatioviih wind att , t was iininediately relieved by Mr. Rymer's Car&c.Tineture. • , lARY STANNING. I Front Mrs. Mary Manning,' of Reigate. • • • . CASE XXIL, Disbopsgate-street, Jan. TO 179 ,do certify, that it;rving,many.years been atilietZd wit i tlik !Yellow fanndice, and- a disorder 'in my wit dreadful' conißlaints in the head, steniagli, and bowels, and SiVelled dropsical legs,' *as perteekly restored It) health and strength by, the v irate, 0( the .Cardii.e.Tincldrit ' • ' 'PETER H(tLFORD. CASE XXIII. • • . ' , - in Feb. 1, .debility . • These are toiertify that:of stomacib bilious retellings in. the,inorniN, sourness, PTIIGT;111011s, iiii4ons, and wind,. I obtained grcat and'permanenr bei.t•- nt trout Mr—Ryiners•Carthat: TinetureF . - RICHARD — I - MO:ER POOLE it. From Mr. R. 1 1 oolvr, r Mathematical • Instrument-ni9ker to the .I'tinee t 01 . Wales, Great Tower.stittet CASE XXIV. - *Pall-Mall, Dec. 2, 1790. My iegul . or gout having become, anpina loos,- attecting zpy head With great Confusion, diarcitillg giddiness and wise; with impaired memory and derangement of thought.; and my stomach with spasms, hiccups• acidity, wind, fnllncsi a'n . o Iftsi 'aliliVtitc; incligestion't 'With costiveness; general iv4itiZl)ess, nervous startings, and paralytic tupiors, These arc' tci cartify„• that I 'was relieved; by the dailruse of Mr. Rynur's Tincture ; anti that since, by taking it oecabiwtaily, '1 CollllllCle in cointi;rtablc health and spirits, GEORGE DIE!) On the 14th inst. at Irrferness,,.Williim .laxlis, Esq.; 'Ate P ,t ha t tors. ()n Sati2 MOrnitigs ,at his apapnvmts iti.KensinltOn Paine, Aft. . J ames f'yt; Mews.kccprr, anit one of the Grooins of His Majesty's Kifeheh. On Mundytha thtb inst. at - foyer, Airs. Jane w Ma*,in the .i6t h year of hit 4&e,. mother .b T as fily,g3, ;Esq. .of that place. ' LON 1)014 : P 'lnject ANA ts; M MII.I.AN, ( 0 1; liolv4 vett, Cov:or-Garilebel ancrilublishothrkfuttAm S..k s , s (of I furw-lerry- rod, Wesfiatiqci);" . At - tic , litiN•°rY l Clo"DiV• x 12, 4Y(!rand • where .ttivoicionoritt Urdiri for the Paler, Lairrs Tor the Editor, &c. (pit.paid),•7olttst be a(itirecie4, "." 1 TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By - . Mr. . At his Great 100r11 in Pall-Mall, On THURSPAY'N EX T; at Two o'Clock, precisely, TWO.ORRERIES; , :most ingeniouily and ex. pensively constrated by Air. MARTIN; to illustrate the Pllcenomena Tides, Eclipses, and the Motions of the Heavenly Bodies, according to a new Sysitht. ' • The aboVe have been publiclyexhibitcd to the curious, and are now to be sold witbout . reserve. * I