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OLI) IFAILEY. DAY, WEDNESDAY, APRIL .15. The Sessions were opened.in the usual form, he .fc.re o e, - Lotto I\tvioß,' Lord Cbitfjuslice KEN.. v oN, the LORD CHI EF BARON, and, Mr. Justice . the Reconier,' &c. , - Our limits restiia us to a mention of the bare proceedings in • the course of the day.' :Ten were conviaed of divers felonies, and fifteen weie l acquitteu. Among the Co9via's were the following Capital cases. , Thorn/Jura, for sacrilege 'and burglary, in breaking and entering the Parish Church of Sr. Panikg, Shadweli, 'and stealing therein three 'velvet ) Ctlshivnsrtitnrned with gold lace and frin - ge, a corn - hiulion cloth, - "three damask napkins, and other ar ticles laid as the property of the; ChurChwaraens, &c. of the said Parish.—Guilty Death.' • '7ll;am Withers, and Williams Withers, jun.' ea, pi!ally charged with stealing a sheep, the 'property' ofAbratn Willidnson.—Guilt . y Death.. Yesterday twenty-six Prisoners Were tried, six of whom were capitally convieled, Robert CriPhs and Thomas Iloplills for highway robbery.—One 'of their accomplices turned King's evidence ; and it appearedi• from his evidence, tngerhee with that of • the Prosecutor,' that this transaction took puce on the. gth of March. The Prosecutor : Whose name is Samiison; on that day Art fitliiiths,- with Whom he had been acquainted, and 'was taken by him - lo 'a public.house in Grace church-street, where they found the other prisoner, Hopkins. Having drank there three- or four half_' pints of they went into a hackney-coach, and ordered the coachman to drivefor Soho square t they stopt and took another,half-pint in Cornhill, and went on very well till they came into. Holborn, There. Griffiths . struck Sampson i.blow, with. which he was. stunned. He and :Hopkins immediately proceeded to fob him of his purse, watch, rings, buckles, &c. . They then opened the coach-door, and made off.—. Hopkins escaped, but Griffiths was, taken by the coachman, ana carried to the Hatton Garden . Police. Office . . Hopkins was apprehended a c ew days after. • Vey were found in possession of the articles which "Sampson had lost, and no doubt could be entertained of their guilt. The Jury ftitind them guilty without the least hesitation--;.Derith. John Drake, for feloniously assaulting Edward 6eorge on the highway, and robbing him of, a • bundle, containing A .waistcoat and other articles; Susannah Cordon, fir burglatiously breaking and entering tha dwelling-house of William . Harwood, and stealing therein eight pidures, and other articles ; 4,zn Noll, fir stealing pine tahlecloths, and other article's, value .pos., and tip Wards; the property of Simon Levy, in his dWelfing-house; Francis. Barnes, for privately stealing from the peison 'of Nathaniel . Swan a 'pocket-book,. containing Notes to the amount of . 17 zl. Fifteen were conviacd of felony ; and five were acquitted. IRELAND. CARLaW, APRIL 4. At our Assizes a case singularly interesting was tried before. Lord Norbury, which excited sensa tions of horror and disgust in every person who was present. Mr. Barrington, leading Counsel for the prosecu tion stated, that Mary Doyle stood indicted for an offence of the ntoSt barbarmis description, that of procuring Infant Children from the-Foundling Hos . under false pretences, as a nurse ; robbing of the covering which they received from the • .ity of the,institetion; then starving the unfor ate infant, to render its tniseiable appearance an ibjett lo excite compas s lion ;, and; when famine and nakedness had reduced it to tlielast extremity; sell ing it to some person who wOuld caily it to town fn- the quitter's wages of ii, - ss. and leaving it Al -. :etwards w nerish.—Mary Moyle hid pratlised that traffic, • which disgraced the very name of the `human species': the most fixoeititls'-of the brute creation proteßed their young ; bet Mary Doyle, though In a human formrdestroyed,theinnocent in_• fants which she - was bound by humanity, duty, and trust, to proteeckand nourish: Tbe prosecution liFtd been carried' on by direAions 1)f those.amiable and distinguished persons,- whose benevolence and charity had induced them to super „ intend the arrangement of the, Foundling Hospital. Institution, and to whobe-ftelulom attentions and benevolent exertion, the Country is indebted for • , the , preservation of thousands of these unfortunate, infants, who, deserted by their unnatural parents,, be.come the Childien .of the Public,, and. aretntitied to the humanity which - their • helpless and innocent situations comiturnds from every heart whi c b .reta i n S • one principle of human feeling; • Mi Barring-on stlt-d fully evidence for the prosecution, an d the absolute neceesitv o f ex e m -, . platy puni , benent on the Priioner ; and much regret ted that the circumstances of thecase did not legally n indiament for murder, to which' the of -fence virtually amounted. Mr. Wm. reiidept Apothecary to the Hosp,ital, proved illat the Prisimer, under the assuln.: -ed' name of Margaret Collins had under a recOm , mendatiOn from the Rev. Mr. *Neil, procured as a nurse from the Poundling'floSpital, in November 1799, a male infant of the name of "Michael Slain and In De..-enihr foll6Wing another child •of the name of John Pa, about three months old ; that, she got clothes with each of them, and five shillings travelling expellees. - The Rev. Mr. MeNeil.proved, that she . procured • the recommendat ion by false .pretences, and that her real name was Mary Doyle; that'discovering the decepion,. he had her apprehended, upon which she acknowledged:the faa of her selling John Ball, one of the children, for 3s, 9 1d, Ann Vines proved, that in December 1799, the Prisoner came to her house with a child, which s h e sa id was her own ; that she staid a few days and went away ; that she returned again in about a _ . . . . . •anten' • I.()NpuN: I, anti i.ttbitstteg by WILLIAM AltMlClLit.SCltucrs 'o' . iilorie fen ►old Wes-minst;:r 0 k . - • friti/10/Ptit . Orders f Printed 4.' BUCHANAN hl'M! (of BoveStrezt. Covent.t At the Stit.4.ovrtos No. 112, Strand ; where tidw , or the Paper, Letters fox the Editor, 6cc. i Pit,la;d./, mist be , -a t icir c :ssed; y month with another child, which she said was a ti'atirhi4n that she had got at the Foundling Hospi tal, .and it was called John- Ball, -about tour months old: when Witness saw the child, it was nuked, and nothing but skin and bone, being nearly dead with:famine and cold ; that Prisoner told-her she had g •4`,. ot_two suits of clothes and a yard f of diaper from the Hospital with it, and a crown for travelling ex_ pences; that she had sold the clothes, and begged. about with ibeAild,. nearly naked ; it appeared to Witness almost dead with hunger, and used to cry all 'night from want .of food; Witness used to give-it some food she had for her own child, to preserve its life ; Witness fregtiently desired the Prisoner not to take the infant otti b iWthe cold, or it would certainly die, to which the Prisoner replied, the Dsvit s cure to it-i'' In-a few daysi Prisoner said that she would sell it,' and try to get another from the Hospital, and offereittheschild for a .crown, which nobody would give ;';4tt length Witness thinking the infant would die with hunger and. cold if the . Prisoner took it away, gave her 35..91d. for the-child ; and `on Mr. 'Mq•leiPs- coming home, acquainted him with the transanion, who procured it clothes. The Prisoner informed Witness that she had got another infant before, ,but that she had not milk for that child and her own, and that they Both died of want. The -Prisoner told Witness that she had also procured another infant from theToundling Hospital, of the name of Michael Slain; that her sister went to Ditb lin with her to help her to carry it ; that she and her sister quarrelled on the road, and laid the infant down in thesnow ; that it died withcold,and that they buried it in achurch-yard, and the Prisoner sold its clothes. Witness then produced a badge, which Prisoner had left behind her in WitneSi's house, which appeared to be the Hospital badge of the child Michael Slain,' which had so died•On the road through cold. Witness said, the Prisoner was a woman of infamous chars ter, and had no fixed place of abode. Witness took John Ball to pre vent its dying with famine, and weaned her own child to enable her to nurse it. The infant John Ball had died also. Witness stated the blue marks and numbers impressed on the child's arm at the Hospital,. Mr." Lindsay, who was again called, identiAed the4e marks, which were entered in a book kept in the Hospital for that purpose, and which corresponded With the badge which was produced. The Prisoner evinced the most hardened and im ,pudent demeanor deriuoer t rial, but did not call any Witness. Lord Norbury much lamented, thzt the, circum_ stances stated. could not fully support an indictment for Murder, ‘again3t a wretch who was clearly. guilty of the most barbarous and inhuman condia he had ever heard of: the oifence, he was sorry, could. only be laid as a 14441emeanor, her guilt .of which there could be no doollt." The Jury instantly found her guilty ; and Lord Norbory sentenced her to stand three, times in the pillory; "and• a year's is prisomnent and direeted that she should be pre. sented by the Grand Jury as a agabond, so as, to have her transported for life. NAAS, q. • The whole of yesterday . ".was occupied in the trial of three women and a lad, for the murder of poor Protestant Woman near Athy, on ti, e 2 4 th oc May, 179 K 'They were clearly convitted,' and, will lie executed in the morning.. •, • CORK, APRIL 7. The Grand Jury of the'County of Limerick have liublished - a caution to all • persons within that County,- not to keep:cash or bank notes in their respeffive houses, ,as they are determined to oppose in future, all applications, tending io repay the loss of cash or bank notes, .hy robbery or burning. Another of the villains who attacked the. house of John Duggan, near Blarney; Wai yesieed;iyrap pfehended, and committed to 'jail by AldermAn Sitaiv. This man, .whose name is-Humphrey.Crow. ley, had enlisted for the purpose,. no doubt, of escaping justice, and was taKen by bii - Set9int be_ fOre Mr. Shaw, ft) be attested.: this . circumstance led Mr, Shaw to an attentive examination of his person, and 6ndin;,it , to answer the deiciiption he had previously received, itntheilicitelv coilintitted him, and 'Obtain:6B from him it full confc'ssitin of his guilt. , Thus- to the attentive obseeVatiori of this excellent Magistrate, to • whom the public are so highly.. indebted, may. be attributed the probable -deteCtion of tfle nefarious gang, of depredators who, have so .lung : infested ibis neigli4ur4cod. -Duggan. is ,not dead, as has been reported, but we are sorry to state, that little hopes ,are. entertained of his recovery. . On Wednesday night the„house of Mr. Savage, far Mer- neat Farren, Sisutho *ide.. of the Lee, waS:broke into, and robbed of eighty guineas, and a quantity of wearing. apparel. This gang,. which consisted of a great number, were seen returning to this City mOuuted on seven hOrses, they had stoliat 0:i the way : -they were an.arme,.. COUNTRY NEWS. SA I, IS BIJ itY, Ara IL 11. At our Cattle Market on Tuesday kit, the prices were, from sl. to 71. a.head lower than. at any of the lite Markets,' and the supply so great, that considerable numbers remained unsold at a late hour in the afternoon. ReekOning . the i•eduttion Of priCe by weight, it aniounicd to at least three halfpence a pound. The prices of Corn were a trifle lower as was also the case at Devii6, on Thursday. But a more important redulion took place at Wirminiter on Saturday, where. Wheat fell eight shillings a quarter. lIRISTOL, APRIL 13. At Cadiff Assizes,, which ended on Vriday last, and occupied the whole of the week, three of the rioters at Merthyr, who had committed felonies, were capitally con vided and received sentence of de trli, vix. Samuel Hill, James Lark, and Aaron Williams ; as were Thomas Johsfand Cwenllian Watkin, for sheep-stealing. Judgment is suspended on three others of the rioters who _wet:: not foupd guilty of felonies. About twenty othtt were dis charged by proclamation ; there being no prosecu tions brotight forward against them. NEWCASTLE, A.P . R.IL 11. At a Special Sessions_ held a Morpeth -on the 1 Bth instant, Thomas Blair, Of Newminster Abbey mill, miller, and R"Obert Gray, of DOve.Cote-inill, near Morpeth,lniller; were severally - coriviEted for returning less than the 'full weight of corn deliver ed to them tobe grotirid, after - allowing for the di minution of Weight cauged by waste in grinding.- 7 Tgomas Blair was fined 21. I2S. 63. and Robert Gray 11. is. being treble the value of such defici ency, and is. per bushel of the corn deficient in weight. The Assizes commenced at Lancaster' the . t4.th ult. before Sir "Alin ,diambre, There were not less' than io6 felons, the gieatest number ever' known there . ; among whom Were, John- Moore' Charles Moore, and Wm.-Ryder, for a burglary in the house of Henry Webster, of .Maghull, and sir ing two pistols' at him, loaded with three balls, which fortunately, missed him. This , trial lasted about six hours, and was a very affefting one, not only from the yery clear and steady manner in which,the old man gave his evidence, confirming most minutely every article of the wicked accOm pike through whom the discovery of this scene of villany was made (and proceeding regularly froth the first attack upon this peaceful mansion, at twelve o'clock at night, and the firing the piStols thus deep; ly loaden by those villains, who threatened•destrue non to the old man and his fainily, by Setting fire to' the house, and even putting a rope about his neck in the presence Of his wife, with the Most wicked oaths that - they would instantly tie him up if he did not disc s- over where his money was, though he had given them all he had), but from the very humane, solemn, and dignified manner in which Mr. Ser jeant Cockell (sitting as Judge for Mr. Justice Chainbre) conduEled himself throughout the whole of the trial, especially in passing the awful sen tence, which drew tears from every eye in the most crowded Court almost ever remembered, except in deed from 'the Prisoners thernselves, whose habits of vice and wickedness appeared to have hardened their minds against all the tender feelings of human beings. ' CONCRETE LEMON JUICE. Mr. Coxlv lA, of Temple-Bar,having been given to understand that some other Acid has been sold for Ctincrete Lemon Juice, feels it ne. cessary to observe,' that he is permitted to refer to the highest Acitharities in this Kingdom, for the purity •,Of -that prepared by himself ; and 'he trusts that the.precaution of signing every Package with his name, and in his own 'hand-writing, will afford Sufficient secUrity.against, imposition to those who .shall be desirous to make use of this conve— nient and elegant preparation. The Rey. T. GREEN, of Middleton Cheney, \orthamptonshire; in a lertr of the 13th instant, has • communicated to B. D. Pa ILK i NS, A. M. of Leicester-square, Loiidon; the Patentee of the Metallic Tractors, the result of a long cow-sc. of ExperiMents with thOse Instruments;---LN4r. Gat et,ii commenced under unfavourable impressions, froM their simple appearance, but on their merits con cludes in these words : " I consider the Metallic Traaors an invaluable acquisition to everyfamily, and , wish their ex ten sion. through every part. of the world. I hare no doubt, notwithstanding the opposition {bey may meet with from interested men, but future time will venerate the name of the Discoverer." , • Among the Many miport'ant cures Mr. GREEN acklucei, arc foul' of itheitinatim i . including a Lumbago, .two.ChilblainS, a Sprain ' a; Cotti:usion, and a Tooth-ach ; also irmentioncd , thexcint )val of a _large Tumour upon a' Horse, at ising from ; I kick., Me. Q. describes the following died ,upon his own person : , 6 In the month of NoveMber last, I ree:eived a violent blow ; On. my wrist' which caused a cot 7 siderable attended p with great pain. * By the 1156 of the - 'fraEtorsi once. the swelling pod pain entirely subsided during the application, ar rio-Ye"- mins of Ifie blow were in tit seen, but a little fed. ness on the skin;: which soon also disappeamd." '7 The Cures of Cout, Rheumatism, Head-ach, T . Ooth_aelt, Sprains, .Erniscs, anti all analogoils Diseases.pf flor;u;s which are published, are innumerable. Trii Tractors, s`o'ileOeisary tit every Farnily, mitring Horses; may be Ititd,.genuirte, with new.und irnptti trcl dit&- thins for using them, lor ,Fiveptiineas the set, qr 1 41, 4 .D. i .Per, kins .A. NI. the fatyntee; LeicL:ster-sqtrare.,4' and . of Fteb.ric Smith, ehetrust Drit.grist,.. 4 lll the .Hbv.makket, London ; The ..itortable tae of titc : TraCtors rolders their cOnveyance by Ctiaeli, of even by POSi, 'perfectly .00tivenicnr. Letters inclosing their amount (post paid) tat Ly 'attended to. . , . . On the Ist of April was published, the tatentee, an entire new Wort:, entitled, Cases 'of tiuTecssful• with P ratont Troaorst z eiv,ed.sintc'.Ja. Cej I, u l krY 1 34 Z, XllC,,date Of the Rai-- Sold by J. Johnson, S. N ,u . Chtireb.:Nard,:-T.On apply* to.the kanttiter. it may be hat gratib, by all who have purchased the TraitiorS. :The. PA: EN 't er. think, it proper als to notify, that he haF, removetlfroW. No. is, to, No. 2ti , I ,l..,eiceste 7 r-bquar, the house of tbe.ltttejohn Itunter, Surgeou, which he has to ken front its superior convenieuce4 for receiNing Patients, as, well nunieruirs Visitors.. CORN EXCHANGE, FRYD.AY, Ar 1111: 17. At our m rket this meriting., evety Gitidluv:ms ex tretn4y dull of sate ; Oats in partielLlAr ApetielleeciA decline of full zs. p r kjtart , 2.r sinee'Montlay. - tkieed We ire in kill expeadtine th?,r every thing will furllicr mint. tion:qa iqonday, . The very tineex samples of Wheat alone - prOcured a brisk sale. Though the price of English Flour is continued it nos. per sack, yet barrels of American Flour are, to be purchased at a much - ea s ier,ratc. ENCLISJI STATE LOTTERY. FORTIETH DAY. NO. ::(;, - ;6, a Prize of 181. and as first drawn on the Ltst day, is entitled to ac 001, sillP NEIVS. CR AVESLIIIN APR 11. 16. Passed b3 7 .--the Ntorris, from, i)einetra ; . Cuft: netts, Cotton, and koyal Chailottu s . Ropy( ' leolit.China. Sailett—the S tacit Embilat, for ikt.• • ArinRlED. 111ttriday Dst, `Alip;il,:ittll, P. L. v‘ell: Esci, , laverliardwz,t; he late 'futile'', Esq. of filo fontiVf 1)14,e. ~f DIED. On the t3th inst. -at, I*e - 11..1111A oil; much rEgrctietli dirt. 13ttrtoni •wire M oner4l At LittlLi Ilford. Es§iew, in :4 V,ery advan ce d :vac, Lady" Puul. Sit'OncsiVit , ru Zan!, Bart. or 1-1111-ihnSe; Gloncestfm-shirc." 4*, ~ . , • . .- , .. •: . , PRICE OF STOCKS, IiEST Lit DAV-, _ • , , ItAhk - Sldei: 163 4 b' 'lnd& Slncii -196 • 7 ' • • Nary't per gel it. q 7. Ditto Bonds b. ills.. .....,•-.,.....- „: i per Cent. 1797, 9.i . ' Exchequer Ili Ila s. dis . . '' liisii.3.per tci.t.- • -.....-NetV4l4to 4 per Cent: Con. 71 1 Lottery Tielets „ • . 3 per Cent. 1ted . ..60 yl 4 "mitidin 9i to yi lo 3 per Cent.•Con.-01ik.,1 Li' I iiiiitr. 3 per Ccpt. I hit° Scrip 4 ' Dnto Ann. , Bank Lotig Ann: iSill ' Ban% rur Acconnt nittO Siiini 'Ann. 3 "3-16 i • 'lntim for A!ay Ditto Selig , Cens. for May 62 6t1,- , 1 2i COVSE OF E. iDAY, APR 3 1 ' 4 2 4 I". - 30 5 .zL i us. - s4f - 40.' - • - - 4 8 . ll3mburgh M toria - - Leghorn - Naples: - Geuo,t r f - , tn. 17. VeMCC - - 4 Lisboit - - - 34 lOporto - - 5,0 A)ublin - - I.ii !lf, • Icn •rcE ie hereby given, to all Persons who . can , prove NcX of Kin to teliA Et. WHARTON, foritt:rly of ;:i:Lilets:g, m the CoLinti of Weitmor;A:mti, Esq. but Life of Tornpie Sowerhy. in th* • same County, deceas;.li, tit bv,i.pplying to the Rcv. Mr. John of Apple?...), ll i ticienttit, : theymay hear or somethinA to their Adv.:maze. Appleby, Apr:! 7, iSoi. DR. LIGN•LIM's AN'rfscOltbllTlC okwi's• THE following kabl s an& e.il.Olen- . tieated C' nas been recently r.ornivniti. - attd by Mr. Richardson Ferranti, antl,,Druppst, in siert:. ton-upori-Tecs,lo Mr. tignjtni, ,Suri -, ,con, nit Niaardiesta, who takes the earliest opportunity ot, laying - A . I r-foil -the eublic, in order that those lanou4r.ge•ttrahT. s.i.ji,:tr com plaints utav know where to 'find reliCkf, at`) a be cchnfortA under such ItcN•ivy THE CASE. . . A Boy, about twelve tears .of age, Son of • Mr. (...;:ntr.: SCOttlo2), 3 Gslitlefitall Stockton- upon - Tees, in the County of , DUrii uxs br o ught to Mr. Ferrand, pri.raig, i n 5pe . .. 1 „.,„ „ bout years•ago, and was then a dreldfttl his neck teed chap.; were full of .h01e5,,./a.avir k4 eveiN qri2;tr— ;litolextl s dace o f lnc tc iof the ',tit uw i6l b l ntiinets ,, eropl r tnl,l o. z icc r evilr.imi ...A .: :::u a .rc a; :i ,dr r n ints t• i -e_ t, occasioned .by thf contutUal fain,_ his lify was rellte.4 a buitlion to": ' -7Et • i ral gtrontrly ••r econ t i t ir daia Mr. Lignum's • Itpv titis,:orinitic . prop. con ivitienec, en te red' u'vron ., a course of tit:',::, 7•• ;Id bitig e had finished six bottles nis,4ealth :w,a 3 rest,prza, sleep came natural, and all the itle-asitealed•aud-dlap'illyat:d!!— Mr. Fernand advised hit= to...take.- tt battle in spring ••••nd. 'autumn, toprevcnt any 'return, so that in the whole he has take 'nate bottles; ;Irlit -is (Mffedly -cured.... iiix rithei wwte to Mr. l'crrAnd bshort thin: after this, -astonisititi cure Was tlfe&td, Lctterlas My Son,. who has .taka)..ninc. has rather a little crab sortietinies,• but - ncnifing Of constr; quence,•which we slope t:ail/ wear of i44irrie. I ani arc.• • GEORGE` SCOTSON, • • • Bishopfon, near Stoekteneupart.Tct‘ tl a ry Ceaitied unler the hatiT of ItieltimlAm lerrawl, Drug- , gist, in Stockton, one of .t:!te .A!..Aitts,cppc : i,it..A to mite's R6Yal Ar.tisbutic Drops. • Mr. , Liiturn's „Yips. for a certain Disease, ‘'• ithciAlt the least confinement in any seSOO,' restr.iint of clic!, or tu.l. drance• of businesg,. when all other methods haves Price 25. 9d. the Box, Wail 1:1(Ce.1011s.. Also Lignuni's. Lotion, which' is -lcuad•.a sofereign r inoey for surfeits, and all scothutic citipti,yas Wl rise ja,e and skin, however viOlent or -4. - iiAl ., -ivfrA ; pl9l'l)l!'.'si • , or . r.4c..tetut, reztness, of the clan,att.t for cv,:ry impurity N)ptt,trance with whii-h "kilt rlt.iy be - • wktil zs.,oti.• the act Thess Drops are -501.41 in mould:A 4an .Bet 'l e '; la nid .14. 04. Ohel Bottle•i s . c . crva L a quantity to tie:.:.tr oil. ones. 3shey bt.iy he bad, wholesale ar,si re - t,41, at Mr. 1.1g3t1111'5, Q. B rittAlC rg rrett ; and, poll:inlet - it, of l%ley:srs. Howatd...m4 .No., •42, line, West Smithfield, sole Wholes le A 7 eiittLondon; :wet sold retail by the following Per.ons • It. Cundell, No. 47, Minortes ; V. Clarke, Na.: no rough 4 fordan, 33, VN t hitcult•uel- ; jellottit iota No. t ip, Oxford-street • Knight, 'I•::orton Kisk, No. lig, C oc khilt, Ratc i lirliy; Mr. Prtkiing, No. 76, x. tOrtl-sti,:et ; Sutton, No. 41, tong -Acre ; 'Putt and i ton, Royal' ExChange; Turtle; No. • ri7, opikite xe ter -Change ; Ward, No. 374, Holborn ; Wade, 014 1 Bond-street, and Np: 16,1, I:Arm:met. • VENEREAL . BLINDNIISS,./zr. - To Mr. Tuoskio, 15:.,. 9 Nevi ,:t 13r4c.stte, most heartfelt satisfatqi:m .t hatNvit4 the you on tlie-iitenhiliathir excellent: 4,(Cialit valuable Medicine., P ,1) I 1.1.4. it , t h o Sr'ritig of this i'‘;:ir I liad mistbrfluie ti to'ittnia re!' co l iyi a ii k t, A t . todect i witit : tjtc IrIOSt alctrtriirg and , firn gerotts .;,,yinptonis ; insprntich, that I 114 VC !Veil ,CollfiZlrd to illy town foraN-liole Wet L . 4gue . ier, )vot.tibit, out of it; rest Fig ht u9r4iay, at,c, stilrorisd ntost torment, • , 1111 cvorL t . mY we,Ak,a44l ,s 0 t j : s ,racc:c (114ft:r t .) uny Object, if ever Ind oxPccim nothing less til24 the total fjosTof and rather 'ea4iuTent' nian, I tiCcitrie a nier' 5 ' 1 11 ' 3 % 6 1 1v. 41 1 0 4 ` 0 bit'efqrpi ty 11(14 ."'" 4 over, thought my : - Fcovery sfote. /Cpl:eting eery ll)..l)e, wqrlcl, I was forturlattey reGominety4o-P;i try t "c)ltt - Me.!icin6;'hnt-havitiiir" alt ' 111 " 7111c-111 ar(l i „ i)y , fl), 6 allii i.)elng.2t uncap 07 1 .011$ ,CN? I "! T)tiore-1 Lotihrb pre valled tO tlZe i , ent . : 4 fat - Jix...147 , At.4 - ailo:l;nforg4 I,):4‘takt4l,Jl/414 , 4 1 ' , sitic.rabl:: benefit.; illy imibily .. ' - sight;grew bertbr, awl; grilat ..gr.rptrlts anti IM 4 11::,.11-',.; inent of allnty friends i,after ,takingtllree i.)CNCS ITt9i3i, heaTtiraitd strength pt. , rcectiv• rcst,iriLl; ::.;ir i tint now Tay (;? ..1 .l - -s acid Ileart• as ever l was in m . \: fife. 'You are at full- lib4tty to iutbikh.ibii in a ll y,ipanner you Think pfiiper, b'ene.it (.1 large, ‘ViliCh 1 shotild - liavFsent you=sooncr, at •y ti:artni ot rel,:pse. 1 minalu, with the utrnoe zratit 13t..ar Sir,- yniar • I street,. Ihrrninghani, Nov., I, t;0. .I.i . ove 11 - lerticlec, is carr.,.-94y recoutruci,:ie;, !e; arc in any iti)nbi bt he, o t every Venereal ANc.lion altet. ;rig their. con(lition in lift, Ii wiil every taint of , :that natr, t r, ;tit' litm;ever ktit! SLinleitr, cv however dissalksciiktikkr theappearar i m of yther i t may be GlatttitaßT, CU tar. ,•.7 COM. I) l4into. it is also recunitiwthlcd to be taken, espe,i.4lly i4l the Spring, suminer, and 1.• PreP 3lol W*l .bY •,t he X!) le rop e tor,..T 14,03 , 4 A• - r A 1 0 : y o n, Aletnber of the c;orporatioit et 'Surgeons,. Lontic‘it, his HOUSC,:. NO. 9, New .I.3ritige:!street ;.•Wnere 'Will Ailt c r Adv without a. fee, to perspns takkag tiv,sc Pilisotn4 I,vill answer Patients' Le:let's, :if' an. the WA terius, k )bserving in.a!kca.:t4,rhe..rrynt-inviola.ble-sciiick•y v 110 I'. tient':; 11:1M6: or case hat' bech - mention(!, at th t if .own ,particniar-rtvit, by tile Proprietof, timing , the courst of inure th in 3i }'cars, that he has had the conduc'tini,.; an iixiett sive - sale of the ahnve Medicine, •atid ithe 1' f,, t etke arising therefrom. They ar ti6'' sold bv - his apporntment; at the Per- fumect, N0..3i, St. ~Altmes-sto.t.t, L;; ) ,. bertsrsn's toy-shop, Na. t;.,.3, 1 .. 0rc,'.,-`s_ WI.: .alt. Stecjis, No. 1, I nii)ii- . rov.", anfi'• by 'one Po t . son in ,-..v,'.4",'"Mi',1`.4 . . 1 .etab1e TO‘tiii P:ty,.;larvi, in hoxii of 0411 V ZS. 941.: C.;01, sr aierl up, iit Oil and _ plain wher,:by Persons of Sex. may' ewe- tho,n. ~ ,elveb 'veldt ewe nrath • "f Britain is. szulcd up • ‘ ,..i t h N. H. Each' swx suid "itc. , he 6ituniss;pmrs is priEltet . , . • • s F e lony, m 4 all uthd iiridge-strort,"--to imitatc. w lic 4 are 4.touuterfeit. - on which,. UV taVOOr of: r _. O. .New P :tt Stamp-011ice-1."1. TA,lo , itJ a ..Stan •