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London, England, 1808-01-14 00:00:00

CLERICEN WELL SESSIONS, JAN. 13.

Two shipwrights, who stood charged with an as-
sault, with an }meta to commit murder on one of
their comrades, were tried. But the indietment was
not supported in, so. satisfactory a way as to induce
the Jury to find them guilty.
There were upwards of forty witnesses examined it
all, and from the testimony of all, collectively consi.
dered, it could not be regarded as any thing but
mutual quarrel and conflict. The parties were o)
course acquitted.

A Mr. R. a Midshipman in the navy, h committed
to Newgate, for robbing a naval Surgeon at the Gol-
den Cross Inn, Charing Cross, and for stealing a draft
for 331. 9s. in the mating house of Mr. Dunbar,
shipbroker.

Last night, two fellows had the audacity to enter
the shop of. Mr. Hatchard, shoemaker, in Piocadill3
One stopped inside the door, whilst the other advan-
ced, and although there was .a boy in the shop,
snatched up two pair of shoes, which be handed -o
his accomplice, and they both ran off, the one with
the shoes to the left, and the other to the right, who
was pursued by the boy, exclaiming " stop thief !"
but he joining in the cry, escaped, to commit his de-
predations on some other worthy and industrious citizen.
Two men named Edward Davy, late of Newing-
ton, a hatter, and Thomas Meek, his wife's brother.
were committed, on Monday last, from Henley, in
Oxfordshire, by the Mayor and a brother Magistrate;
to Oxford Castle for trial at the Assizes, on five
charges of uttering forged countr y banknotes. The case
that led to their detection was the uttering one of 51. ,
to Mr. Plunibe, a mercer at Henley, in payment of
some stockings, which note purported to be a note of
the Ipswich and Suffolk Bank, in the funs of Ralph
Holden and Co. and made payable at St. Michael's-
alley, Camhill. After he had taken it, and given
the change, sometEing excited his suspicion, and he
pursued them to an adjacent village, and brought
them back to. Henley. - As they would not say who
they were, or from whence they came, Mr. Plumbe
, sent to ollingbourae, at Union Hall, who came
down, and recognized them a. old acquaintances.—
Some notes for 51. and 11. of the same description,
were found concealed in their hats, and they were
seen to throw some others into the fire.
Yegterdayl4. Carper, of Henley, came to town,
and, with Collingbounze, proceeded to 'search Davy's
residence, in Funds-street, Walworth, and in a box
in his son's room foUnd a number of noses, similar to
those uttered. The five-pound notes were of the Ips-
wich and Suffolk Bank ; the one-pound not.ef.of the
Ipiwich Bank, payable at Winkfield, Brothers and
Co.'s, No. 6, St. Michael'o.alley, Cornhill, (or Ralph,
Hot Ons Stmulderss and CO- signold "4, 54Iniders."
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SLIC AL
'1 'HE a'eaotage the phi. mei
Ji• from regularly cc/netted profeftional
elefively their *tlles to one species of m;
clearly demooftrwed than by the unman
attended the adminiftration of their new

ordinary cures it has performed. 'Fora Meg
CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his
have made the %Twang Difeafe die particular 1
mitigation, and are floppy in having &remelted
nor to mercury in the cure of that
obferve that the effeaaof this remedy a
thole of mercury Joe though it completely
of the virus, in its moft confirmed Rages, petit does
feat injure the conflituti,n—.on thecentrary, it
tem in all its natural fundions, promotes ap
digtition—thus instead of reducing a final
don to the frightful condition that mercury does, t Dot
krves that conflitutton in ine primitive ftate, but reftlassega
ad debilitated one to its natural ftrragth and *our.
Iklumberlefs itritances are on recent record dein lupine
of-this Medicine, its inherent and fpeciae virtues ading r *Le'
petual corrective to bodily debility, whether procatdial
an excels of conjugal or illicit pkafase, or from deal°
infoluons, though not ids deftrudive indulgence af
Sinus youthof both female a certain pernicious habit Add
the melancholy variety of diforders which ace tbezookgseso_
this faitary vice, there are nonemore sfilidingtban that dam*
ftate of debility and defidenoy, which prevents orembitterstletw
trimonial Rate ; Ise unhappy (offerer broods over his misfuallP_.,
attained tofeek relief, until be is reduced to flab a &gee solv
ads as to render life opprefftre. Tofuch pedons it owl dal*
Wing reflation, .to know that they 11711 y now, by a amid:
mode of treatment, be reftored to that greateit of all Waal
togas all, =WY, and vigorous conftitation.
In desa of debility,-deficiency, from whatever ode
as well as in may fpecies of venereal infedion, _.,..a
Co. may he confulted by patients of either fax, with the
fecrecy and honour, at their hook, No. toy, liattoo,Oadda
Letters from the Country (pea paid) Including *bulk
ogliihave the necdfary medicine sad advice (emu any
Kingdom. lie. v:O7. Hum

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Published Matz at the Sna-cipci, Tert3o4l'

zebiasiminem.; PRomatioNs.
ogeoprlANvAall 19*-:-91rTlanrsday leaashe.stec
D.D.1181119 of Exam Culler, was unanimously ek . rgeb
of dux Society—And the Rev. Mr. Read, Sub-Rocsor,i4 th . • lig'
.oftiiitilWe pa. C 4 ' s
A,The Rev. Charles Neve, B. D. is instituted to the .
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VNte Lady Aston, Worcestershire, void by the cession of the .•
ILO. Vernon. , .a•
The Rekallarleat Philpot, Curate of St, Michael's, !.1 :
memo's*, the. ftnetorf of Kingston-Deiverell, Wile. • t
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sentatirnt of the Marquis of Bath. V
Mr; John Bennet is elected a Lay Clerk of Worcester t a
in the room of Mr. Samuel Simmons, deceased. . ...;
Lately the Royal:Mathias, MA. and a Senior Fellow d ,
nose College, was presented, lri thp Right• Rev. the 4, •
Senior Fellowtof that Society, Rectory of SL Mary. .'.
chapel '
CANSRIDGR, JANUARY 5.5.--The Rev. William pro
- Fellow of Trinity College, hai been/In:milted by the Mot;
Fellows of that Society, to the Vicarage of. Darneld, in y .
vacated by the death of the Rev. John Losaditle.
WINCIULSTER. JANUARY' 4.—A dispensation has pew
Great Seal, to enable the Rev.Thotr.as Garnier,L.L. B. is
' the Rectory of Alverstoke, with the Rectory- Of Bislerv, A
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both in this county. , ; •
I On Monday last the Rev. Davie' Williams was inducted..
Vicarage of Romsey, vacant by the death eithe Rev. Lag .74 la9oo-
on the presentation of the Dean and Chapter of 'Wiwi.. 1 • a
the great satisfaction of the numerous inhabitants of the --" uo- 1
of Romsey Infra and Romsey Extra, where he has boa , a
4 nearly dirty-Eve years.
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I DIV
lan. V. Edward Presgrave, of Splicing, Lincolnshire,
at one, at Guildhall, London.
Jan. 30. John Carleton, of Hilbeck Hall, Westmoreland, crok 1
spinner and manufacturer, at one, at Guildhall, Lwow.
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Feb. 6. Thomas White, of Southwark, Surrey, halordoku
: one, at Guildhall. tom
Feb. 2. James Burgesu,now or late of Ceventry-streetArs .
kcr, military batter, it ten, at Guildhall.
Jan. 31. John Hood Smith, of Water-lane,Tower-street, , 11
wine and spirit-broker, at ten, at Guildhall. •
• March 12. Thotuas Shepherd, of Rumford, Essex, a.. . .
. 1 and seedsman, at twelve, at Guildhall.
' i Jan. 21. Joseph Jackson, of Newington Causeway, St rres,h, .
0 . maker, at ten, at Ghildhall.
I 1 Bat '1 Hs.
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On Saturday last, in Stratford-p ace, the Hon. Mrs.r, .
i Stratford, of a daughter.
r : Sunday se'nnigir, at Eglantine, near Hillsbro', at thew •,.
, : Hugh Moore, Esq. the Lady of Robert Slaw, Est. M. p. ..
' , Dublin, of Sum, i
r At Freeland House, Perthshire, the Hon. Mrs. Ike, d
I daughter.
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HARRIET).
r I The Hop. Hector Graham Toler, second son of the likko
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2 • John Lord Norbury, to Miss Elisabeth Brabazon, dans:obese
~ late William Brabazon, F.sq. of the county Mayo.
Saturday, at St. Margaret's Church, A. it. Suthelatikkts i
Miss Mills, daughter of John Mills, Esq. of Parliameatirst.
DIED. - ----
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1." I. On Friday, the 9th inst. at Fast-Stonellonse, Dem, la*
e bloom of youth, universally regretted, after a short but sets
e illness, Miss Mary Betidek, aged Do, the amiable sal am,
~, plishe daughter of Richard Eedilek, Esq. Agent ei Wei* 5,
Naval Hospital. there. 1-•
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d . PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
Bags, SL. se. to 61. Gs I Pockets 51. los. to 71. le
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELO, t:
ee . Hay 41. Ins. to 6L. Cos. New Clover GL Os is d. k
✓ Clover 51. HU. to 61. 106. Straw IL 16s. to 41. k . •
r• 1 COAL MARKET, Jaeuary 13.
• • Ships at Market Ships sold r
a 1 57 Newcastle Coals 44 455. 01. to Sh 9d
)e 3 Sunderland 1 {Ss. Od. to -1.014
TO-MORROW
h I Sun rises Sun sets Moon eke
31 S 2 'minutes after 7lft • minutes after 41 44 raised! 1.
:0 . HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. -.,
Le • Morning. ..... -..........17 minutes after 3
2 Aftern00n............ 34 minutes 3
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ATTESTATION.
i T THOMAS GLAISTER, farmer, of SA*
If 1 9 In tue Parini of Abbey-Ilan, near Caddie, do dechsete
El' I was for above fix months rarely %Aided with a pawnor
rt- plaint, attended with Internal wcaknefs, loft of raemory.piel
le my head, ears and breaft, and was be bad as to be coofiatdom
bed. I had massy remedies prefcribed me by the faeoky,bansts
'tempt:de. Fortunately, Mr. Jollie of Caddie, who knew red
Ecuador), recommended to me the CORDIAL BALM de.
' LEAD, prepared by Dr. SOLO Mu N, of Liverpoolastdado
of which medicine only, I declare. has reftored me espial :
rs- health. I have taken a voyage to Liverpool, on parpabta tri.
Of my hearty thanks to Dr Solomon, for the great blefioglanto
THOMAS GLAIsTEL
asoi jotayanifienaidy health, through the great difeovery, the Cordial by
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Cc Liverpool, Auguft ii, 1797.
P. S. I Mall return to Candle by the Margaret Captain Ti
i Barnes, of Carlille, with whom I arrived, when I weautorm
In Mr. joule t'anks for his kind rectsomendation.
si- Reference may be had to Mr. Francis ionic, Scotch Steel Col'
a The Cordial Balm of Gilead may be had of every tied*
of Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom.
There are ago family bottles, containing the quantkadfurl
the era, EKL Wei, fat' 335. by wtich 95 arefaved.
Thole who whir to have the Medicine immediateisfroott
eelDed. or, by fending the money for any quantity they tleitikre‘
will have cheat fent by hada carrier as they fhall appoint. Bb
ol- office orders for any (urn maybe fent by port. and the balagoell
aft be returned In the box, or elders with cal coclefeti will ltail
are attended to
Proper direetions for twerycife,teenahleperconswairetla
feittes, is given with each bottle, price half a guinea.
tie:. .
sNaomy.sol—Eotnaccinh b, oLttilweeharpecds a.g.oengverrnawmedentthercitarnonp:
towiltuhitatetheimiiall
' is felony.
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-irs, I'V BLIC ADVANTAGE.
'0 THE advantage the pbblic mail always Oil
ith from regularly educated profeelional men diredliagelnidet
eiatively their *tlles to one tpecies of malady. 'Wei tr MI.
ilo clearly Semonitneed than by the unexampled foot& WWII
!" attended the adminiftration of their sew ralledy, aodde
de- ordinary cures it has performed. Fora long feriesefyean,
CUR RIB and Co. Sargeons, formerly in his Majelty's
en. have made the Venereal Dikak du particular objed of there
tg- veitigation, and &Kilroy in having difeoured a nuclide
tr. rior to mercury in the cure of that complaint--dc is • •
e of mercuinryitfos rmtbo
in aatorferve that the cffettsof this remedy are diametrically • .;
fitucgohr.firmit completely
enages eradlcat,
praaecistite:tilligla.
tte, of the virus,
ive teat injure the conitituti,n-.on thecentrary, it renewaresittO
rise tem in all its natural funetions, promotes appetite, and bad
.51. digtition—thus inftead of reducing a ltrong andvigoroossodkr
don to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not salt r