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London, England, 1808-03-11 00:00:00

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OXFORD

• ' READING ASSIZES.
:On Tuesday the Lent Assizes commenced there
BefOre the Honourable Justice CHANUME and the Ho-
nourable Baron Gustiest, when the following prisoners
toidt their *trials viz..
ThlUral Co a;, charged on the cash of 'William
Jones, of Abingdon, of haxiisg:. on: The 25th day of
November, last stolen a number of . watches of the
value of 101., his property. The prosecutor , stated.
that w> the 25th day of November last, between the
Looms of twelve at night and four in the morning,
'toe of his shop Window was forced Open,
and 'a pine-of glass broken, and the articles stated
hi the odic t, taken away. The prisoner was
apprehended at WhOlWich on the 28th of. November,.
where he offered several of the ivatchesfbr sale; they.
were ArOcltieed in Court, and sworn to by the prose-
char as being;the articles stolen from his shop.—
The pristine: made no
:defence, and the Jury found
hiip Guilty—Dee/h.
Eilinaret Miler was fbund guilty of stealing divers
quantities of lead, the property of the Rev. Richard
Godley, of eaten., from- off a house belonging to. the
prosecutor at Clewer.—Tramliortedfor seven year:.
Henrylrigir was indicted fot. stealing a quantity of
hay from. the rick-yid of Henry Gearing, of Watch-
field-7-44;1/d: ; • .• • • •
under an in
jireltlromkinson was Charged' quisi-
tion taken.-before .14t.stte. Etimerosa, .Esq. Coroner,
with having feliinicusly killed and slayed John Chad-
wick, of the EOrough of. New Windsor. The pri-
son`pt is a soldier belonging to the Royal Horse
Guards Blue; the deceased was a ,private belonging
to the Staffordshire it appeared in evidence
that the pristiner andthe deceased wire, drinking at
a public-house at Windstir, that they were both in-
tolkated; when words arose, and the prisoner struck.
the deceased, and be died he' following day—The
Jury returned' a verdict Of -Man;4laughter; and the
Court sentenced him to pay. a fine of One' and
and' to be imprisoned One Month. • .
10/sevi Cox :was .indicted for a rape on the body of
Sailali.Holfidge, spinster, on the 10th of February
last, .in the parlili,of .Leicomb Bassett. 'Tie prose.•
cutrix, who is a liuk diminutive girl.. Tkit-mOre th
an
an
eleven. years el age,- and appeared extremely
stated,thut as she was going on the road on the 10th
of lebroary last, 'sheaves met By the prisoner, whom
she never. saw before, oudet*. behaving very inde-
cent. to,her; threw- her forctrehly.on the ground, and i
coMmitted the criina Tentioned.in. the ndictment—
from the nature of the. Child's teitinseny there appear.
ed doubt Of ths: tact butt, front a small de-
fect in the evidence t he vies. to4the regret of the whole
Court* acquitted 9f the . rape, but was afterwards
tried for the assault;and competed, And sentenced to
pay.. a fine of LOs. and be
,Inprisonea. for Two Years.
The case of several Serpli us Ulcers at York,
inserted in the public papers, and. stated as advan
cing towards recovary.„ and:. as. having existed for
seven preceding years, in the• and.: of a young girl,
aged fourteen, with much injury to her health, is now
declared, on the mother's authority, healed, and the
girl restored to health, by the sole operation of SPILS-
BURY'S Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, as administered
in Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, and eruptive com-
plaints. Those pertont, anxious as to this case, are
informed, the original letters may be seen at the Dis-
pensary,
.in Soho,sqnare,• London ; and at York,
Mrs. Dancer will give all necessary information. It
ss requested you will ask for the Patent Antiscoiltu-
tic Drops, with a blaCk ink stamp, in bottles of 51..6d-
double bottles 10s. and larger 11. 2s..duty included.—
An allowance on takinglielf a dozen.

DLVIDENDS..
Much 12. Peter Degraves, of Cheapsido, London, and of Man-
chester; and Thomas Bainbridge, of Manchester, warehousc-
men and copartners, at tvrelvc at Gidictnall.
March 12. Thomas Bishop, cif bide Bast Cheap, London, car-
penter, at one at Guildhall. •
March 1 Spencer Fern, of Cannon-street , Londom , dry-
salter, at •

DIkD.
On the. Rth instant, at her boom in grosvertor-squate, in the 82d
year of her ve., Mrs. Allinson, witiow of the late, el'atleS
son, Esqt Brarnhaht itiggtrOn di! county of York. and daugh-
ter of the late Wrn. Aislane, Esq. of Studley Royal, in the same
CountT.
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On Tuesday, at Rs:sprit*, inSomersetahire, the Lady of Hairy
Strangsvisys, Esq. of a ion,

•
. CURE .oy. STONE AND GRAVEL.•
. PERRY, Surgeon, _ Souchampton-street,
Av-g• „ploomsbory-squire; Proprietor of ADAMS's SOLVENT,
a mild* yet efficacious cure of S'l ON
iand GRAVEL in the Blad-
der orKidneys, acquaints the public, that he has for dome years de-
voted Ma who's+ professional attention to the above Diseases, He
may be consulted daily at his, own House, and more especially on
Wednesdays and Friday', wriire he dispenses the Solvent In bot-
tles of 45. ed. i is. and iL tls. Stamps included, two of which last
scarcely ever fail to correct the calculousdiathesis in the habil, and
therebrprevent the concretion of Stone in persons of a sedentary
life. Sold also at Bacon and Co':, 150, Oxford-street, and at Hot-
con's, front of the Royal Exchange. The Author's " Disquisition
of the Scone and Gravel," 9th edition, pointing out their cause
and the diet to be observed duiing the cure, with many exfraor-
dinary cases, some of perfect recovery even after the Operation
had been resolved on ; may be had at Symonds's, Bookseller
No. Paternoster-row,

1.41 J FLEK'S RES I'ORA rivE TOOTH-rOW•
1 DER, here affiired to the ufe of the Public at large, was in
the circle of Dr. P. H. Dimfdale's particular acquaintance, and the
Nobility and Gentry, his patients. and its virtues juftly appreciat-
ed ;hut a certain delicaty prevented him from publicly announcing:
tl•it preparation. Mr. butler has come into poffeffien of the originii
reipe, and be begs to affure thofe afilleted with decayed or offen
five teeth and gums, that they may rely on its efficacy and refleor.
rive quality—a truifm of which any one may be convinced, by a
fair and candid trial of one box. Of the properties of this Tooth
Powder, its deterfive property is juit fullicient to clear away thofe
d ftruelive particles of acid which generally adhere to the gums,
and in the ince:Ricca of the teeth. without injuring the furnace of
either, healing forenefs in the former, and promoting a new ena•
via of pearly whiteners, where it has been injured or corroded on
the latter. It has a pleafant and agreeable odour and is withal fo
perreEtly innocent, that it may be eaten without njt,ry. Thefe
diftinguiffling charadtcriftles of its fanative effeds and fuperiority.
have procured it the unbounded approbation of the (Imam. she
Trinceffet, the Emerefs of Ruflla, the Ducileff,s of York, Redford
Gorbilitdon, Leeds.
bility Rnthod,and mit of the I. ngliffl and foreign No
many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a necef
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tice herein, firer it imparts a firmer!' and beau tit ul redners to the
-row ,to the breath the molt deledtahle Ivreetnefs and. if tired COll.
as diredted, will render the teeth' firm and white, and Pea
vent the tooth ach from returning to that who have been liable to
its I nnit baneful eficdts.
Prepared and fold wholefale and retail by Mr Barter, No. 4.
t'Chespfhle. corner of Paternotter-row, London. and of molt .bun
tr Mt.ticifie Venders•ard Perfumcrs,ln.boxes at 25. 9d. etch.
of whom may be had, Butler's improved Silver-wired Tooth.
`MAIM, price Is. each.

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