The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-13 00:00:00

[PRICE SIXPENCE.

GEN6RAL POW OFFICE,

Noz,cuther 12,
JOHN HATFIELD standing ckrged upon Oath
with Counterfeiting the Hand-writing of a Member of Par-
liament in the Superscription of Letters. to be, sent by the Post, in
order to avoid the Payment of the Dray on Portage. •

Whom'ler shall appl4hend the said :jes'_ /FIN- ond
secure him in any of His 11112jes!y' 3 Goo/Jb: this 'Kingdom, within

Three Months from the Date hereof, will receive

A REWARD OF FIFTY' POUNDS.
Ry don ma nd of His Majecty's Postmaster Gc,eral,

FRANCIS FREELING, See.

The raid yOliN HATFIELD is about 45years of age;
born at a place called Cradden Brooke, at the eXtrenrib• of the
County of Chester, adjrining to Yorkshire and Derlishire : he i.e
the Son of a Clothier there, and that business until be
married a Lady of Fami.ly, mar?), "ears ago, when he removed to
near Chester, and afterwards to near Liverpool, and appeared as
a Gentleman.—He was for several years confined it Scarborough
Gar 4 and aboxt tvroyears since v.s.r relayed, when he went into
the ntlgolourhoOd of Tiverton, a7,tl married a second Wife, who
is still living; he entered into Partnership in the Mereartile Line
in that neighbourhood; and in June last'he was diciared a Ban 4.,
rupt, but never surrendered to the Commission. LTC speht several
weeks at Keswick, arid the neighboicrhood, daring the- Summer,
on a Tom' to the Lakes, where he rcpretenied him3elf as the Hon.
Alexander Hope, M. P. and in that charaaer franked several
Letters. , On the 2el of Oflober he was married at Lorton Cburchl
near Keswick, by the name of the Hon.. A. Hope; to a ioung
woman, the daughter of a person who keeps ,an Inn adjoining the
Lake of Buttermere ; be absconded from theuce soon afterwards ;
was at Ravenglass on the 2,6 th efOetober, took the Coach from
thence to
,Lancaster, and was at the Hotel at Chestrr a few days
afterwards, where he slept,,and went away on foot the next morn.
ing.

He Is about 5 fret lo inches high, stout 4nade, f:;21 face, bright
eyes, light thick eye-brows-, strong Zutrathet a light beard,
fine teeth, has a smiling countenance,• good address, and manners
of a Gentleman : he has a scar on one of his jaw bones near the
chin; the two middle
.fingeri of his left hand are stiff from an cld
wound, and he has a custom of pulling them straight with his
right hand; is Imo; alive, ancl.has.a spring in his gait.

PUBLIC-OFFICE; BOVV-STREET,
November 6,1 S z.
FIFTY POUNDS REWARD.

'WHEREAS JOHN IJATFIELD, a Bankrupt,
stands charged with FELONY, ill not having sur-
rendered himself to the Commissioners, pursuant to Procla-
mation, and according to Law
Whoever ‘v ill apprehend him, or give Information to Sir.
Richard Ford, Chiet Magistrate of the Police, or Mr. "Tun-
ton, No. 4, Punp-court, Temple, so that he may be safely-
lodged in any of His Alajesty's.Gaols, shall receive FIFTY
POUNDS REWARD.

The said John Hatfield has lately torrimitted several
Frauds end Felonies in the Neighbourhood of Keswick, anl
of the' Lakes in Cumberland, under the name of Hope, arid
particularly has betrayed and married a young Weman ut
Buttertnere-, in that- CouriTy, •-•
He is about feet tointhes in ivight, age about 44, full face,
bright eyes, thick cye-broWS, strong but light beard,
.good
complexion with some colour, thick-but not very prominent
nose, smiling countenance, good, teeth; a scar on one of his
.cheeks near the chin, very long thick light hair; with a great
deal of it grey, done up in a club, stout made, square Shoul-
dered, full breast and chest. rather. corpulent and stout
limbed, but very active, and has rather a spring in his gait,
with apparently a little hitch in bringing up one leg ; the
two middle' fingers of his left hand are stiff from an Old'
wound, and he has a custom of frequently putting therts
straight with his right. Has something of toe Irish brogue
in his speech. Pretends to have served in the Army, and to
have been much abroad.
N. B. Was confined many years in Scarborough Gaol.

DR. NORRIS's DROPS.
TN exciting the Public Attention to these Va..
luable Drops, an enumeration.of particular Cases would
be unnecessary ; successful experience for more than had f a
century having sufficiently established their reputation in
the cure of every species of Fever,. especially the Yellow or
Putrid; tbr which they are eminently distingu►shed, the Pro-
prietor, from their increasing celebrity, not only derives the
highest 'gratification, but is enabled with confidence to re-
commend a trial of their virtues, the Asthma, inveterate
Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds, Stomach
and Bowel Complaints, yield to their benign, yet powerful in.
fluence,and as a salutary cordial in those discomforts attendant
on advanced life, nothing can surpass their beneficial effeds.;
The Family Bottle, 21,5. is only to be had at.the Doaor's
House, Lower Brook-street, Grosvenor-squire, where Books
of Cures are delivered gratis, and all Orders for Exportation
executed. Smaller bottles are sold wholesale and retail by
Messrs. Jeboult and Co. and retail by all Venders of Medi-
cines ; also Dr. Norris's Antibilious Pill, celebrated as a
safe and effedive aperient, may be had at all the above.
Places, in boxes, at 25; 9d.

FOR DISORDERS OF THE 130WELS, •
• DALEY's CARMINATIVE. -
A CAUTION
~To MERCHANTS AND AGENTS, IN CONSEQUENCE OF 'THE
' STAMP DUTY UPON ALL MEDICINES EXPORTED.
• WHEREAS many Counterfeited 'Sorts of this
Medicine are olfered-for-Sale by sundry Druggist; and
others, under specious pretences ; and whereas repeated
Complaints have been made of the bad Effects of these Com-
positions, all Purchasers' arc requested to be particularly •
careful in observing, that the name of F. N EW !SERV is en-
graved in the Stamp, which is pasted.on each Bottle, as the
surest mark ofauthentictty; and that in the Bill-Of Diredions, .
in which such Bottle is wrapped, is the following
EXTRACT FROM TILE WILL OF THE LATE MR. DALEY:
" And whereas, I did many- years' since instruct my
Daughter Frances, now the-Wife of Anthony Gell, of North-
street, Westminster, Gentleman, in ..the Art and Method of
preparing, compounding, and making up a certain. Medicine,
of. which I . am the sole Inventor, called and universally
known by the Name of Dalby's Carminative ; I have again
in§truded, and communicated to my said Daughter, Frances
Gell, the Secret of preparing or making up the said Medi-
cine ; and I do hereby constitute and appoint my said- Daiigh,
ter, the sole Preparer this useful appoint
_likewise
give to my said Daughter, -Frances Gell, the sere Property •
of the said Carminative, and all Profits arising.from the Sale
thereof, to her and her Heirs for ever." •
This excellent Medicine is a most' safe effeclual, and in,
general an immediate Remedy for the Wind, Cholics, Con..
vulsions,. Fluxes, and other Disorders .in the Bowels of In-
tants ; and is equally serviceable to persons of all Ages,
for internal Complaints occasioned by. bad Liquors,' Fruit,
&c. &c.
It is sold wholesale- only at Mr.. Newbery's r the only
Warehouse for Dr. James's Powde,:), No. c, in St. Paul's
Church-yard, on the Coach-Way, a tew doors from the Cor-
ner of Clieapside, London, in Bottles,-price is. 6d: eadh, and
3d. Duty.—Also retail, by his appointment, at Messrs. le-
bouleand Co.'s,' No. .150, and T. Bidding, No. 76, -Oxford.:
street; T. Wade's,'.No. 13,. Old Bond-street; Bayley and
• Co.'s, CockSpur-sttdet; W. Barry's, stationer, Bridge-
, sireet, Westminster; B. 'Burcheit's, Long-Acre ; I. Wa•d,
No. 325,' Holborn; T. Tutt's, Royal Exchange; and W.
• Clarke's, No. 269, Borough High-street. ..'