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London, England, 1809-02-07 00:00:00

DR. JAMF-s'S ANALEPTIC PILLS.
CAUTION.

¶UKJAilliq PERRIN has in..
lir trade.' himself epee the Public no " the original and
only person- who ever prepared the Fever Powder suit Ana-
leptic Pill. t'or the late Dr. ,1141111141• they will he ettats!ed to
ju:Lre of this Sinai pectination% when they arc iaformed that
be was a labourer hi the Duchies garden, at Lambeth, at
Mecca sta!!.tr. per week, a.id afterwards employed to make
up his the ingredients of which were weielied out and
deliverei to him, in miss, fur that purpose; and that h. ne-
ver 41 ilasi.t in any part of the process of the farm Pow-
der, to which the Ausleptie Pills one their peculiar vtlicvey.
It will be evident, therefore, that Mr. P.Tritni are lk.
Jainea's Pills; sod the Public will darn *lra arise, of
cr..iit is to he given to oar who has asserted, that be wits
the ...it i4inal and sink person" who ever swilled lk. Janos
rl oreprrine bus l'onaer, alien it appears that the i'r*er
d.•r was prepared many gran before he worked for Dr.
.131114. Intl eve, before lie was Lore. The Analeptic Pills
Is 1.1. Dr. JatUrn CUniriVell as a Itmeedy fur him.clf, and
icelt preserved his hfe to an savoured ago), are admira:ity
ca,esolsted for Di.urdria t,f the Slomiich and Bon ell, aril for
tin- Ilead•Arb, and other hail effects of free linter, m alas
fin gliesimatic, Ramos, and Dotty Complaluts titr? evenly
011(.1 the pores by slight, mid the body by day sod are
eaeell of w CukiS and slight Freers, soul aloodd et see
be milted at bed time, after any ever it of E•nnig or
Dr;lettaj
5.01.1 wily by F. Newhery and So is, No. 41, St. Tatra
Church-yard, lanidnis: and at Dr. dames', late Imo •C, in
in litrxer, price 44. lid: each or Si.. iii use
. 11.nr,prica 11. N. duty tochideil.
N. R. Deseret that the aorta, '• F. Newhery, No it,
It. Pawl's," are swayed is Orr stamps.
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NEW twoms, ilANovEst-iou‘ite-
MESSRS. IiARISON.
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and GIREATOREX, most respectfaili aciesiest.the
Nobility wad Gentry, Ord the TICKETS are now re..dy rur
delivery to the Satinet doers gent rally, at RCM A 1.1.'5,
No i'CW Bond street, when lee Seetweriptian,
is rapid; Pilau', will cuatinac upon till the hwitnJ nnoilssi•
is completed. Nu more will be issur.J than the loon eau
perfectly secvnimuclee.
Mrs. BII.I.INGTOS and Mridame BIANCHI are en.
p.gcd for the whole number of Hi. Concerts. The Rand
Won tits enlarged scale of hest Sessou Leader, Mr I,lettli.
eel; Cooductur, Mr., Grratures.
.4 List of the many eminent Performers, l'eseal gu:rl fa-
strutuental, with the I rms sub,cript iiiii , other par-
ticulars, being :tau 11l tau lung tor an Adyrrticeument, sire
given in the hills distributed at Mr. Pinball's, w. k 11.1111..
The tint Performance well be en Friday, the I;tis instant.

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Rl:FuHtteAnß4Dthei.'l,llHmE,..ll. or .
csetTliese:anudith.a.,
1` ba+4ag
bastv metnuraartnin, to infnais thi! /Puri, i inscf hYI
}41;111^8 VATENT A NTIV:OttIIt;TiC DEOPS, that,
frotn takintg three bottles of his ny.dit;lne he has derived
twr e seta sissaris* ewer esperimsse4. Is it Motes* albsetese* *
complaint, and begging at tie same tiose a f.:-.llt supply of
the gounine stieilieue tinny be sot him.
• The Kenai's, 31clie.,n, tuts the ouch, By the la it s
csrreimed on the bottle, hill of direetina, and uds.
byte wrapper: and the Ling's duty is printed in black ink.
Sohl at the Dispensary, Snhu.sipcire, Lendo,i, in small
bottka ol is. 6;1 doable buttita PIS. and larger li es. LUSs•
LUC:lel to allay unpleasant init“ti,,u, es.

.4 WONDERFUL DiSt!tWEIZ Y.
TO IHE MARRIED WORLD.
VOTHING eNtintis domestic happiness so
rnech as a Ge:tain Disease, when brought home ; bet •
the inaladi is nafortizately entail. .d uu a tender
1.1 ins, the refiecCom leaves a sting in this culpable- breast,
that a man can no more. escape, than he c to fly fr,do hi wood( ;
inir object, therefore, it t t prevent all lb, ntischiec which
is dose iu the fulloring sonple /1131111 U? V. hoever
suspects himself to he affected, and :e -,train of basin duos ,
niisehief at home, :wed only &suite.: his reseal letter only) :
nod lactose a small note, directed I. %Ir. A: 8., to he put
into dlr. T. Letter-box, No. 7, tloPsiro-court, Gray's •
Landon,' when an sus .r shall tse inintedintet; retususd,
ritti .lone:tx sad losteucti-tu, scaled up, to order ; which
will not ooh core hiutult, unknowa teen to a bedfellow, but
at.o core tt..: injnred part:, without thrir ktiowkdze or the
is est 1.,1/014.1411e. utli ra wishing to he cured immediate-
h.„ nerd only Ih:scribe their case, turluse a it. Note, and pot
it into the above letter-box, say where the Ale.iielnem way be
scut to, which th.ill he dune direitly, umd nu further deotand
mini/ed. It is the b,.t medicine fir a warns climate.
N.B. This is inserted at the earnest request of many that
have been saved front de, trnetion„ and tins cured of that
disease upwards of 1.1,0.11, patient,.
No.

IMPEItI.II. PARLIAMENT.

110USi: OF LORDS, Moxoar, rca. 6.

LORD BORINGDONS DIVORCE BILL.

Upon the set :&d readeug of this Lbll, Counsel
appeared at the bar when
Mr. Purls stated. that. on lasss4-11H
ringdsln, he should consider it hi. duty to confine
himself to a short statem,mt of the nature of the
evidelicf! get,..rally adduced in eliiCN of this de-
scription, and he should du su in as few words as
possible. It would be proved that Lewd und Lady •
lionmplon wel: married in June, 1904, and that
they lived together very happily till the year 199 g.
Several witnesses *meld be called, who could
speak to their having seen Lady Boriugdou and
Sir Arthur Paget toga her. ut two different Odes's,
and under such cocoa:stances as to leave no
doubt of the act of adultery. in addition to this
evidence, he should prove, that agreeably to a ver-
dict found, judgrucut was given iu the Court of
King's Bench against Sir Arthur, for 10,0h01.
and he coin:rived their Lordships would deem it
unnecessary for him to take up more time, if
what he bail already stated were substantiated L.y
credible witnesses
John Spine, the first witness called, preyed his
having served an order of that House on Lady
Boringdon, on Mumble, the 11.1 d of January,
and Ins having delivered to her a copy of the Di-
vorce Bill.

A copy of the Register, from St. George's, lien-
over-square, was next produced, which shewed,
that John Lord Boringdon was married on the
',2oth of June, 1804, by special license, to Lady
Augusta Fame, in the house of the Earl of West-
morland, in Berkeley-square.
Mrs. Villiers, sister of Lord Boringdoo, stated,
she was present at the Earl of Westmorland's,
and was a witness to the inarriage having been
solemnized. She had often .le•en the parties
since, down to IBn4, and they always appeareil to
live happily, and spewed every attention to each
others
Mr. Spinx produced also a copy of the Judg-
ment of the Court in King's beach, whereby Sir
Arthur Pep' was rendered liable to pay to Lord
Boringdon the auto of 10,1111.
Mr. Lowtea proved, that lie had received the
atiove-nientioatil sum Irons Sir Aithur's Attorte y,
and paid it over to Lord Boringthat-
Miss Stockivell wild, she was living at the Crown
Inn, iu Linillnirst, last Nlay, and she reeolleeted a
carriage and roar hones driving up to the dour oil
a Sunday. A gentleman and lady came out of the
carriage, and went up stairs; they tuekrd ut the
bell-roams, and gave orders that two rooms should
he provided fur them, one fur a Beeping-rooms, and
the other fir a dressing-room : in the sleeping-room
there was only one bed. Th-y slept there all that
night, and when the witness wi iit iuto their room
in the morning, the had presented that appearance
which mopped her to st.v she had nu doubt of two
persons having slept there the preceding night.—
They slid not leave Lindhurst tilt IVeditesday, and
on Monday Tuesday nights they slept in the
seine manner. She remembered several persons
coming to liiiilhurst on the Wialtieday, which
was the ststh of May, and one of them was Mr.
Symmonds. On the 19th of July foilowing she
went to Fulham, and there she saw tho same
gentleman and lady again. who she tutu was in-
formed were Sir Arthur earretand Lady Boringdon.
she was certain that eft other bed-was I:r.w.ded for

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them at Liell"First, nor had any person slept in
the iressivie-risoan.
James Bunion, the servant of Lrvil Boringdon. •
descrineil bus having gone to Lindhurst on the Ybth
of Mat, mil his having seen Sir Arthur Paget and
Lady Birmigdon ; and Witell he afterwards, on the
' pals of July, al.; ut Fulham, the last witness was
their also; end she identified them to have been
the same pvr,o::s whom she saw at Litidhurst.
Atm litailiaii alleged, that on the -25th of •May
last she reineintitred a gentleinaii and lady coin-
lug in their carriage to Popham-lane, where they
inquired for a bed-room, and *lle sheered them a
bed-c:iasuber, and also a dressing -room : in, this
dressilig-rown time was no lard Inside sty. She
went Imo their rumn the next tworuity, and hash
of them were there, but one of them was not u.O ;
the heel had every appearance, nor alas there umk
doubt, of ts slept in by two persoc,.
SLe ako sent to Fulham on the lid!, of Jul;,
whims she caw 16r ;ff,l'iltielllDO and lady in the ye-
w/taw • f James Burris., ond was i,forrried one
they were sir Arthur Paget and Lady lioringdots.
James Blandon was tig:.in called to prove that
the last witness was at Fulham, and pointed out
the parties in this transaction to have been the
same as she saw at Popham-tape.
Mm. Park here csiner‘i•d, that for the purpose of
'hewing the susteuf Lord Boriagdon's futuily, he
would call •
Mrs. Villiers, who said, that one son was the
only issue of Lord Boringdon by that marnage.
The LORD CDANCELLOR intimate) that some
difficulty might arise in respect to a elm's Lou-
t:Ma:el in tile devil ofsettleinent, where it had heel;
provided ludiool. should be settled upon a secimit
child ; now it might happen that another cld.l
....old be bons; and supposing it had been tto7li
this morning, reeled fatii; that child would be le-,
W6:flee: yet such legitimate child, -vs the. 13i!('
now stood, stud minim:tug it were passed into ant
Act, would-1w precluded from takiog advantage of
the clause in the deed of settlerneut. He thought
it proper that such evidence ought, if possible. in
to adduced, which might lease it for the considera-
tion of that House, whether or not a clause shod I
be introduced into the Bill, to blietv their &tenni-
nation, of that subject ?
Another witness, of the name of Tenant, etiste?,.
that he was a subscribing witness to the stelii .1
rrtticitient between Lord mid Lady Borirt,elqi:,
slated the _Kith of June, 1504.
IVit:i respect to the other witnesses eh: were
resent at the marriage, Mr. Park ob,erves,
Solite of them were dead, and others were so udi,
pose:l.as to retsina attendance.
Lord HARILOWNY lammed the Howse, that
Lord Ilnringdois was in, attendance to answe any •
question *bleb any Noble Lord might cheese to
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