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prizes di, 1,25,: For SALE by AUCTION, by Mr'. LIM PUS, at the Stele - ,
tilW IN7ELLIGENCE. :
The following vessels have put into Ramsgate, Vt. tie Choices CAmesitioE, JANUARY 30e—f he two annual Droxford, on Thursday, the Otki del of Pehrtmey, 1309, " L
'lore dismasted; Exton, James, from London, for Plymouth; , each, given by the late Dr. Smith, Master of Trinity College, to
ALL the STOCK. of HORSES, POST-CHA I-
COURT OF CHANCERY, FEBRUARY 4, Prifcllla, Webb; and Admiral Nelson, Jule, • from London, for two commencing bachelors of arts, the best proficient. in male. '
I SES, edARNeeSS, Scc. belonghey to har. •I'n mews No se i e s
Dublin; Ceres, Tailor, from London for Liverpool, (ail with the i mattes and natural philosophy, are this year adjudged to .
MACKENZIES v. MAC'KENZIES." loss of archon and cables); and about 20 sail of outward-bound Mr. Alderson, of Caius College, tied 1 who is declining the Coach. end Posting business ; romnrite: e
The Plaintiffs and Defendants in this case had formerly been vessels, for shelter. Standley, of Cale, College 1
eaual. , Eleven strong seasoned Coacheand Chilliest Horses; 'fwo near st„,e _
perniers in trade, but their affairs getting into disorder, they, in The Henry, Hepburn, from London for Bermuda, has lost her Gorham, of Queen's College • I Chaises, a variety of Coach and Chaise Harness, and °du r l'• c;, ;
the year 1807, entered into an agreement with their creditors, bowsprit and foremast in Torbay, and gone to Dartmouth to
be `This prize was first instituted in 1768 and a similar decision "Meets- The Horses are fresh, in eXcel'ent condition, a d 1;1 1.,
be which the Defendants quitted all concern in the business, and repaired. ; has not before taken place, . .. : immediate use: the Post Chaise. and Harness are ia good i r 'see air•
surrendered up their share and interest in the fame and in all the The Catherine Brigarte -----, froth the Baltic, is taken and i _ The following are the names of those gentlemen, who obtained station, being nearly new. The whole to be sold without ree...s. , i...,
stock, debts, Esc. thereto belonging, to the Plaintiffs, who again, carried into Christlansand. -- academical honours upon taking their bachelor's degrees : The sale to commence at twelve o'clock. ise
on their part, undertook to relieve the Defendants of every con- The Eden, Davis, front St. Kitts, has been on shore in the WRANGLERS. . N.B. Drexford is situated on the London Road to Gosport.
sequence arising from the partnership concern, and the creditors, river, lost both her anchors and cables and received dathage. Ds. Alderson Gains. Ds. Jeremy, Trio. TIMBER.
on their part, agreed to accept of a composition of 10s. per pound The Felicidade, Da Silva, sailed from Maranham early in Dee Stamdlye 'ditto. . Beaver, Queen's TO BE SOLD, 160 Acres of very
.fine o.al- •
of their debts from the Plaintiffs. The Defendants were also cre- cember, bound to Oporto, and was lost these days after. Gotham, Queen's. Turner, Caiup. , . ,
TIMBER :mixed with wen 'very valuable ASli ;si
dtnrs of the Plaintiffs, on bands to the amount of £9OOO, and they, The Trafalgar, Young, from St. Lucia to New York, has been Leeson, Clare. Johnson, ditto. t
ALDER, all of above lUO' years growth. It •is situated wets,,
like all the other creditors, agreed to accept of 10s. In the pound taken, plundered, and arrived at St. Thomas's. Bayley, Trin. King, Pct.'
of their debt, on. notes, payable by instalments. When the first The Lord Duncan, Woodthorie, from London to Gijon, was Evans, Clare. Hutchins, Trim-ball. fifteen miles of Clonmell,• and twenty-one of Limerick, ie is, •
Kingdom of Ireland, from each of which ToWns there I; 1::•,.•
. reel:tent became due, the Plaintiffs being unable to pay, the De- lost near Gijon 18th December. Gllby, Trin. i carriage,--Proposals (post paid) will be received until the ni • • .
fondants Logan to proceed against them at law on the original The Neptune, Smith, from St. Thomas's for London, is towed stEM March, by Wm. Roper, Esq. 34, North Great George's-re
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bonds, and to the full amount of their debt. A, bill was in con- into Whitstable, dismasted, with the loss of anchors and cables. I Ds. Yarker, :Trinity. Da. Harrison, tath. ' Dublin, and further particulars mae be known, by apelicatioi, • • Mr.
sequence filed by the present Plaintiffs, and an injunction was • The Caledonia, Stewart, from Alicant for Belfast, is on shore • Fayrer, Clare. Hargreave, Trinity. Mr. John Nethitt, No. 16, Tokenhouse-Yatd, Leedom
now moved for to restrain the Defendants in egnity (Plaintiffs in in Tramorne Bay, and, it is feared, will be lost. Bedwell, Clare. Hey, Queen's.
law) from proceeding to recover under their bond. The Lord Collingwood, Martin, "from Antigua for Liverpool, Plues, Trinity. Johnson, Trinity. 1 TA"F'S DORSALIS ; Or, the Consume ptien iTe-
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Mr. THo7.traoN and Mr. PELL,' for the Plaintiffs, contended, has put into Rutland (North of Ireland) with much damage. Greenwood, Pet. '1 hompson, Queen's. dent to Young Pcx sons o" salacious iti•positloi•s, 1, s., i:•
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that there was here a strong case for the equitable interference of The Brunswick, Sulu, from Quebec, -has put into Pbrikepd- Ward, Caius. Fallowfield, Pet. . treated of by the ancient practitioners of reedeeee, is '17'.,1
roads, leaky, with the loss of rudder and foremast. G. Lloyd, Trinity.
the Court. The Plaintiffs and Defendants were not alone parties , • through the delicacy of modern physicians, that an adeeti tit • ' , • I
The Robert transport, Thorn, from Lisbon, last from Quibe- suNIOIL IRTTIMES.
S.) the transaction—the creditors were also deeply interested; and o: it cannot be colleted from their writings. It is noose:le se -i. • .
to allow the Defendants to make good their claim to the full ron, where she landed French troops, was captured by a French Ds. Handley, Trinity. Ds. Ward, Jesus. t) say, that the first symptores of the Tabes Dorselis an:. 1..• i :
' amount, would be to digippoint all the just creditossa the whole privateer off Beachy Head and carried into Calais ; detained I Howard, Clare-hall Fisher, Magil. I discerned by involuntary noetnrred emissioes ; pains it, ;lel; . Se
three days and then liberated; she arrived in the Downs on Roberts, John's. Hewitt, Trinity,
of their claims. -as well as often in the head ; finenication of the si in.: ;
Ellis, 'Trio. Metcalfe, Jesus.
Sir SALICIL Romney, for the Defendants, argued, that the Thursday.puns, and weakness of sight; defect of me:nury, I:y an e :.I a! ei•
Liverpool, was Gelart, Cath. . Smedley, Trinity. • ar
mealier sum, or 105. in the pound, being taken in lieu of the l'he Triton, Cummings, from Rib Janeiro to ! dejection esti the mental faceß es • and contingele t a t'' -
sensations which, '.. ' '''
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d:i ten on shore on Monday, got off that evening, and towed upon The Rev. Gs. J. Davies, M.A. and master of Campton school • . .. . - • ••
full demand, only on a certain condition, it followed in justice school, grata-sere meagre maser, emaciated body, tree-even ae•- -• • •
Hoyle Bank, where she went to pieces during a violent gale that is licensed by the Lord Bishop of Lincoln,to the perpetual curacy
and equity, as well as in law, that the moment the condition of
I Very little of the cargo will be saved. . of Upper Graveniturst, in the county of Bedford, ou the preset:- ; h, pre a sy.teroests of hecucal cete.s... ; •
ultimatelykelose the fa al co es he. T ''
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the *now contract was the original one revived in full nV• troe e. he tae of the te.• e
, broken, The Duke of Kent and Chesterfield packets drove on shore tenon of the inhabitants,
- Balm of Gileed i 3 daily demonstratexi in eradicating tee • •
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, . force. . from their moorings at Faltimuth on Sundly, but got off with lOx re ab, JANUARY 30.-Ayednesday last the following gentle., and most dan ' '• •
gerous symptoms of nervous oisorders ; and nos! -
I ' , The LORD CHANCELLOR ruled the equity of the case to be, little dam:le.—lle American, Colburn, from New Brunswick, •
men N.• re admitted to degrees : heAs-rzes er• ARTS. has tended so much to esteldlsh the fame of this medicine, a . s. .:
that the Defendants were not entitled to the whole amount of parted from her cables and drove bn shore ; she carried away the ; Rev. George Rashleigh, of Oriel college. - certain successin tfiose comeliiate which strike their r,,0.„ „,,,i.tp
their original bonds, but only to the instalments of the 105. per bowsprit and foremast of the George transport, and the bowsprit ' Rev. Edward Durell, of Pembroke college. ' in the constitution, and are so fatal to the happiness oe...seeiee.
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• . pound as they should become due. On the Plaintiffs paying the of the American ship Cincinnatus. Rev. William Dowell, of Werth= colleg,e. Sold in bottles at 10.. CI and 335. each, by le et:•• e. slid
• instahnents now due, and interest, his Lordship wanted the in- The Hope, Orchard, front i\lalta to Liverpool, put into Syra- Mr. Benjamin Dent, of Worcester. college. Leigh, No. 13, Strand, London ' • and by every respeenteie Mt.*
II junction. cuse in December leaky, and cargo shifted. Rev. John Harward, of Trinity college. dicine Vender in the United Kingdom. I
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• - .'The John, Potter, bound to America, was on shore in the Mer- Mr. Robinson Eisdale, of Corpus Christi college.
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FEB. 4. sey on Tuesday - BACHELORS OT ea rs. e. FOR COUGHS, CONSUAIVI.IONS, &c.
The Firm, Mg .end, frera Mahe to London, eat on shore in Mr. George William Newton, of Brasenose college. PECTORAL ESSENCE OP COIXSTOOT.
The Court was occupied to-day in hearing argu returning into port in December, knocked off her rudder, and has Mr. JohneGordon M9Caul, of /fretted colleee. THE • herd Coltsfoot, called Tussilago by the
ments for new trials, which were of little public irate-
discharged. The Rev. E• B. James, A.M. is appointed 'chaplain of Magda-
rest. At one o'clock Lord ELLENDOEOUGH eat at Nis;
The Wilson, Abbott, from Nevis to Boston, was lost Dec. 20,
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'lra college, in the room of the Rev. J. Dix. ancients, was distinguished by as its name sufFelentiv
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conveys, for its excellence in the cure of them,Coughs, and other put.-
on the coast of America—Most of the cargo saved. monary complaints; and this Esseeoe has, in the course of keg
frost, in the City, whire he tried several undefended Ike OnThursday, Mr. Edward Davison, of Corpus Christi college,
Olive Branch, odand from Quebec; the Gardner and le- was elected Fellow of University college. • prettier, been found the most safe and effectual remedy fur
cases. t seph, ---; and the Select, --, from Quebec to London, and i The Rev. Charles Neve, curate of Wednesbury, has been pre- -9 1.
coughs, Astimias, and all Disoret rs of the Lungs. It gene-
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IIe)OPER en lIANTIAM, BART. two schooners, with provisions, for Halifax, are totally lost in opens the breast, and immielately gives liberty of bree:i•ie.
vented to the Ind. g of Brierley-hall, near Stoturb;idge- void by
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This cause was tried at the last Assizes for the
County of,Dorset, which was brought by the Plain- .
tiff against the Defendant, as the executor of the late . '
Si: James Hanham, Bar[. deceased, to recover the the River St. Lawrence. •
The Young Jshn, from Quebec to Liverpool, and the Three • - •
Brothers, front Quebec to London, arc on shore on Goree island, een„e,
but will be got off.
The Neva, Kirisew,the death of the Rev. Thomas Moss.
'The Rev. Matthew Lurtees is presented by the Lord Char-
vicerree ofSwindon,Wilts.
to the • e
The Rev. Dr 1 :Jinn dean Exeter,of-is pro cud to the dear.- witlesut any danger of taking cold. It admirably allays the '.!. _-
ling which provokes fre_quent coughing, cleanses the small y!..stt,
relaxes the fibres, and therein, enlarges the cavities of the s e.. 7 .::.
Ti n: is will prevent Cuensfilptions if taken before the lii•ses arc
of Hell; and the Margaret, 'elilsonof • ' ' - 221. ' . . . ' •
, cry of Salisbury. ulsera.ed. It cures also all liesky and dry treughs, heals rain ;a
sum of 891. 17s. which was alledged to be due , Greenock, were by the last advices safe at Kamarouslii, but had j
d'or the keep of an old mare, from the 22d of January, received damage, beim; on shore. SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICB, LONDON, FEB. 4. age orintirwity, are deprived of net or sleep.
1798, till the 20th of October,. 1803, at 151. l'2s.
a-year, when a verdict was found for the Plaintiff. The America, ---.., from New Brunswick, which eras on shore
at Falmouth, is got off wi,hlittle damage.
l'he Vovenguen, Collins, front TeaeritTe, was driven on shore CARGOLS, 'SOLD, and PRICE.
NEWCASTLE COAL. Jan. 30. Feb.l. This F. 3 zJICe is prepared by James Ryan, surgeon, in Frietol;
Mayday, Wednesd. Friday, and sole oeiv by le Newhery and Soes No. 45 theens!
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. I Feb. 3. St. Pate's, London, i:: bottles, 'es. Gel. each duty included; eel
Last Term Mr. CAM:SEED obtained a Rule to shew at Falmouth oa Monday. , Aclair's Main • • SISS 6 none are genuine but those which Live the words "F. Newberv, Gs;
cause why there should not be a new trial. Mr. The Canada, Stirling, from London to Surinam, lost her fore- Bryan 2'l 56 0 a No. 45, St. Peer s," engraved on the stet-up; and by th;•ir le:Toler-
TAuserox, on Saturday last, sheaved cause against mast and bowsprit. i Bigg's Main
. I e,9 6 ment, by Macon and C. and Allen, Oxford-street; Wade, Old
The Carteret pocket has been driven on shore. . Brandling's Main '152 0 insndestreet ; Bailey and Co: Cociesper-street ; Ward, Holborn;
the Rule; but the Court, after hearing Mr. Baron•
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I 'lsm, rom , a ga and turaltar, to Fat- Collingwood
The Adventure,' - f NT IA G" 1:6 0 14 ands.ll, Royal Exc h ant e ; rice y asid, Co. Bow Chet els-ysti;
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GRAIL-I'We Report, who tried the cause, stopt Mr. mouth, wes drive on shore near Penzunce, and is full of wa- • Eighton Moor
1 573 6 [lave!., Ludgate-hill ; Clirk, and POseling and Om Borough
i I CASH MID in support of ahe Rule, thinking the eel- ter; she lost her mainmast. Crew saved. i Flatworth 1 44i 6 -_-_-___--.
dente adduced at the trial conclusive in favour of the ' The Diana, Boag, bound to St: Thomas's, having lost her jib- . Hebburn -Main • 258 0 1:11 PORTANT DrCOVERY
boom and sprung !fir bowsprit at Cork; was prevented sailing ; Kenton Main '256 6 I 'HE Advantage the Puhl:c must always derive •
Defendant, and that the Jery ought to have found
e, with the fleet on the 2ed ult. I killtnglow Main • 1 48 0 d- from regulerly educated prefestional men directing ainees
for him. The Rule for a new trial was accordingly The Britannia, Nixon, f Whitehaven, bound to St. Vincent's, Murton Maims —. 1 4.9 6 - exclusively their studies 'to one seed es of malady, was never ittcre
made absolute. • put back to Cork 27th 47. with loss of topmasts. Percy Main 2 .59 61630 1 63 6 cleariy demonstrated than by the uneeam h pled success which Est— ch
• The Maids transport, from Corunna, arrived at Liverpool, has Tanfield Moor 1 60 0 attended•the administration of their new remedy, and the extract: -
I been cut shore in Booth Bay, after having cut her eable there. She Townley 154 0 -linary cures it has performed. For a long series of years, Meer,
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Munnaa.---Saturday morning, the constable of the lost an anchor and cable at Corunna. Walker 255 6 ' Cuttaie and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service, lee:
Matter of Hatcham, discovered the body of a man The Kitigsmill, arrived at Liverpool, spoke on 25th• ult. the 1 Wall's End —15 P made the [venereal I)lnetse the narticuiar object of their invo ti •
of and for Belfast, Leen Jamaica, out 59 days— i Kiliingworth 11 58 6 IGI 0 gation, and are happy in having discovered a medicine superior :3
lying dead near the gate leading to Mr. Hardcastle's Gold" Flee",
bee experienced very bad weather—the mate and three seamen I Charlotte i 2 60 () 163 6 mercury in the cure of that senuplaint ;itis se ITiciaut to übserre
house, at New Cross, Deptford, and not far from the washed overbes.d and drowned. ; South Hebburn 158 6 163 0 that the effects of th-t remedy are diametrically opposite to Ow es
Five Bells public-house. The appearance of the body The Snapdragon, Arnett, from London to Trinidad, received I Bell and Co's. Walls-End 4i 59 6 li 62 0 of mercury, for though it -completely eral,cetes every vestige of
left no doubt of the deceased having been murdered : considereble damage in Ratusgate harbeur op 'Moseley night, by ; Hartley 12-1 53 0 153 6 the virus, inets most confirmed -teem, yet it does not in theteast
a transport brcu!:ingtOrift and rannin7 ford of her. , i Cinders . 137 0 injure the eonstitutiol ;on the contra: it it enovetes the systole
—his throat Was cut even through the silk hanciker- •
'lhe Robert, blecle bound to Jan-ie.:ea, put back to Clyee 27th SUNDERLAND. in all its natural 'unctions, promotes appetite, and facilitates de.
chief which he wore, his cheeks and chin were stabbed ults having received damage-. Bourn Moor --1 52 6 1 52 6 2 let 6 gestionl thus instt ad or reducirg a Strorg and vigorous censtie,-
in several places, and the back of his head was dread- The Sultan and the Berkshire, from Shields I
to London, col- . . to :6 o tion to the tried:tell eendition t! se mercury does, it net mile pie-
fully cut and contused. The decea. el, who appeared hers, were totally lost on Screby Sand the Ist lust. I Hedsworth 15201 52 6 ' serves that constitution in its primitive state, but restores awe'`:'
The Choice, Hore, from Qteebec to 1 eindon, drove on board I Newbottle Moor 449 6 ' aid ilebiptated one to its natural strength-and virtue • Nene •
to be good looking man, about 40 y man ears of age, was .
.- the •1 rusty ma of war in the Downs, during the gale on Mon- I to 50 0 less instances are on recent reefed of the superior efficacy cf ;1.,.,
dressed in blue, with naval buttons—his pockets weie •
day, and lost her n-acts, anchors, and tables. 'lwo or three other Urpeth 150 0 nee-Heine, Its inheresc net specific virtues acting as a eeiTee.
turned inside out, but one of them still contained a vessels lost their anchors, ler. Routlilge 1 48 0 . corrective to !eel-1y tiehility, wh.ither t n-ceeding fretn an erre 1
hair-dresser's bill, signed H. Daniels, and addressed The Desire, Pre t, from New Providence to London, is taken Wear's Wall's-End .151 6 ' of conjusel or illicit eieesinet, or from the more insidiote, thee:,'':
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to Nlr. J. .Tohnson.—Every exertion has been made by a French privet; er off Bettelty I-1; ad, and carried into Caleis. . • not less eiesirecive, in:le:seiner of it eaatious youth of heti: s,
The Henry transport, Bence, was driven on slier; near UM- Ships ......... ......34e . lei 6 in a cermet etrnicietis let'er. A- eldst the melancholy V.17.:::' C.'f
by the Police Officers to discover the murderers, but disorders settich ere the tf.T: Tqt:'.'Rt:!-1 Ot !htS S:',li-Ziu-y vice, In ...-.: sts
dor ~ Irelard, 21th ult. and it is leered will be ;utally wrecked— ...... ....,....
we are sorry to add, to a late hour last night, d
--ley Crew saved. none more affl:cting tiien test es- reseeg state of debility et. t : • •
had been without effect. -- BY liIS MAJESTes 'S ROYAL LETTERS PATLNT. fir!rocy ...v;i;A: preTt::t ; (..r ernt.t.ers :An: matrinionif.l sr. ; •.*,*
• .• SUTTON'S STEAM KITCHEN. • unhaepy eetierer Ineetals over his misfortune -shamed tr. -• •
BOW-STREET.—Saturday James Lowe, alias Smiih, Much Cru'anal Litile li'ool.--Th us it is with the tailors THE Pro •
oftheabove •
enabledoffer • • . • • ' - -
Proprietor
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was examined on a charge of robbing the shop of Nlr. who, leiviir? long had the art of trimming to them- to the P üblic a:: an article which, from its extensive use- life oppressive. To such persons it must be a consolii-e r-. 's •
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Bilger, jeweller, in Piccadilly, of several diamond iselves, are nov: trimmed ba the rich speculators, who, fulness, great economy, and moderate• experce, is proved to be an tion to know, that they tray now, by a neer infallible root' i.
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rings, and a peall broach of great value. Several jew- ;titer raisin,/ the hue and cry of "no more Spanish Steam
of real importance. The advantages' of the Patent treatment, be restored to that greate,t of all Iranian blesieee,
o, Kitchen are many • it enables the cook to dress a strea mete and vienells Ca"St4trtOrl
team .
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Cl!Cri have lately been robbed of valuable articles by W 001," have advanced the price of that article enor- -
large or small quantity at Wilma! or vegetable food a'. 0::e altd the In all cases of elebility, t:eaCien:y, from whatever cause al '':se
• FCTStMS pretending to purchase, end contriving to se- mously to the manufacturer ; they again give the : same time, in a small compass, in the but, the eleanliet, and as well as in every species of venereal infection Meisrs. ten -e.
erete the property. The prisoner, who is suspected trim to the/actors, who, in their turn, fleece the dra- I :nost delicate manner, envies the victuals a very superior flavour and Co. may he consulted by raricnts of either see welt t!..1.
'amid colour, keeping them free from the unwholesome effects of egreatest secrecy, and hotiotte, at their house, No. 107, t i ere
to have assumed a variety of gzirbs, in order to foci- pers, while the tailor is daily trimmed by his cos- i
imeure water, or copper badly tinned. Garden. Patioors in the• country, describing the p.
]irate of
litate his depredations, was therefore committed for tourer, for giving him a more coast!)' trimming than ' • • --
. . a i ihe Kitchell is so constructed as not to be liable to be out of re-_ their complaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a Bank wee V;ql
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I , i urtaer exam:let:ma, when a variety of charges are it was his interest to have done. 1 pair—the inter vessels, which are made of tin, not being at all base the neeessary medicine anti advice sent to any part of !let
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I ' expected to be brought forward. Mrs. Meerrnaw, No. 17, Charles-strect, Covent- , exposed to the action of the lire, will last a great number of kingdom. No. 107, HattonGarder.
On Saturday a. Jew, named Joseph, was charged garden, has expenenced the good effect of the A:es- I
i years, without sustaining any Mien yat all. It is only necessary
Ito inspect the Kitchen, blot-der to understand the mode of using TO THOMAS '1 ae.Y I OR, ESQ.
on suspicion of hying concerned in robbing the hi:usel No. 9, NEW bRIDGE-S'IREF.T LONDON
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v. . ING Ssltt. . her infant Was reeuced to I it. iat that is unpleasant' in cooeing, such as bing exposed to ••
'Portsmouth. On searching
of Admiral Nlont..gti at — consider it out act of justice due to flee
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~ a mere skeleton, thribugh the extremo tm-ture and dif- : large nod tan fires, or accidents, front scalds or burns, hand-1
his house in the city, none of the Admiral's plate was fi 1
. cu ty it laboured under in Cutting, its Teeth, and , 'leg dirty pots and kettles, ►links, houks, eec. etc. is entirely done merits -of.. •• - '' an-
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your s PA FEN r 1 ILLS, to conenueisen
to you the following Qum, wbich has recently been pert'eretesi
found, but.a quantity of other plate, with the marks to all appearance it must have died, without speedy ling
I awAy, anti many superior advantages obtained, the cook hav-
by them: An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking our
erased, and a nut eber of papers in his cellar, that Were
stolen from ()shunt's Hotel, in the Adelphi, some relief—but fortunately she heard the r-reat benefit
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a received from this Medicine ; after ex- the power, by using the Steam Kitchen, to cook any quantity
of victuals with by
the labour which has hitherto been found
necessary in all other modes of cooking ; and after the victuals are et ; e.-
titan old Venereal Complaint (attended by a cornplicat. n e
ceders arising therefrom) was reduesd sienna to a skeleton, .s: .t
time since. He was committed for further examina- dressed to the greatest nicety, the whole may (should' eircum- although he had the best medical advice which could be elesie .
periencing many restless nights with her Child, sent
tion. for a Bcatle, and rubb6d its gums •; after rubbing the Stances require it) be kept back for the: space of an hour, without and tried a variety of patent mediciues, nothing couldbe an 7::
which seemed-to sues his case, or to do him uny service ... e
• spoiling the most delicate fish, by the simple act of turning a cock.
Cu Saturday evening, as a party of the Bens-streetchild's
three times the child got better, and inmained ie a most reduced and pitiable situation for is: e• e e
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gums And any kind of fish, flesh, or fowl, may be cooked a second
ix and seven o'cl '-
patrol e were upon duty, between s oc. , two days had several 'Peeth through.—To b • had Of time, and be equally good as at first, which is im task to be unable to follow his profession, and scarcely able to wre : ... •s• --
rear the turnpike at the top of St. John-street, they tlie proprietor, .1. Johnson, No. 94, Newman-street, dune by boiling in water, as water extracts the gravy, and curse- to stand on his legs; in fact no one who knew him ce, r . se: si
it possiblefor him to recover. He was advised at lest ; e -..- •
ebSer Ved ;t mar. wheeling a barrow, with a Page has- Oxford r andretailof C 1-1. ~ 0 . i .., .quently impoverishes
the meat ; whereas by this method of cook-
LEAKE'S PILLS--he did so, adhering strictly to tes to
het in it, COA'r`led with a cloth, so as to give it the
.Idall dan ie.principal Medicine Venders in town and portion
me, the meatermains nearly the Whole a its jo:ces,_and' the small
necessarily drawn out is reserved pure and strcng in the given withe Lem—he had not taken more thee ie.,' '; 7' r• :,"-:'•r"
sippearence ea t..2'.111 linen ; b observing
Lit tl-at the
- country, at 2s. 9d. a bottle. bon tents of the kettles, and -which affords an ample quantity for he found an alteration for the better; this e•: -2,•=22 I: ',l
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barrow inoved as if it cetried something heavier, they , . making Soups, Sauces, &c. and preventing the expence and trouble proceed and byeaking a few bores more he Ise s s ne s• 7- • -:*2
asked the man v.-het he had got in it, he outwered I.- I
I • BIRTH. of drawing gravies for particular purposes. and strength gradually return, and is new as hese .; s, si tt •s:s• •
any man I know. You are welcome, Sir, to ree r ele- p r
lien, but en examina Lion, It proved to be the ctep,e S .Yeetsr,Lly, the Right Hon. 114 Grantham, of a dapehter. The saving of fuel is very important even where coals are cheap.
me for a confirmation of the above acstetne •:i, ae•eeri
of a loan, sarpesed to I:aye beea buried '[,tit e.- tafe i
mAR117,.1). It has been ascertained, that one of these Kitchens, capable of
cooking enalb. of animal food, has been kept boiling two and i doUbted. I am, Sir, your obedient !tumble sem-en. . I
i hears, enci StOit:ll iron! Isinigton church-yard. He 1 Tuesday se'unight, at Eaileen, fele st dl' errind, Esq. of St. a Self hours at the trifling ex pence of two pennyworth of coals, Isibrary, Folkstone, July 10, lSe5. THOS. 1 CR1.1.''..?
wee benteeht before ..le. Cereham, when Ile said he hae! ' lees to fenny, youeeest els •• 'te •5' •If • 1-Lof
et.,;.1 .r en I tan linden, .sq. •
weere they cost three gnu ea per chaldron. 'lhis Kitchen will prepared and sold by tin,. sole Prnpieter, 'Peeea... ';'. se.
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,Member of the R's at College of Su rgeoes, Loeilete 2t Ili:, : i',..
been crnpioyed at St. il: rtholoenew's Hospital '25 yeal ; I aaaca n, Yorkshire. i answer most of the purposes of a etew-Hearth, and thereby save
that he had he.:Y. (-.1::,.;:d by two nien to fe:
_ ch diet wceees la), the 25th test. 3t .0 is nomas Huth], Es q..; the cost and unwholesome use of charcoal. Whea the victuele
• No. 9, New'Thidge-street • where, after a consteet r, •ii!..':-. •
more than forty - s in 'a
Pen' I practice partica.arl, c 1 c ... e
to Alitie elde,t daughter of Aienn Cherebile, f sq. Clerk el the • are tnken up, tee clean boiling water contained' in the Pittwaid :•
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' basket, 170/I1 I s.iiil .4.t()11, out dia not kaove the contenis, 1,, . '
• * nice tor the Ceenty of Bucliingitarre _ i boiler will be of great use, being ready to clean up with, and will Cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to tie- e
t . althow;11 he had cerde.ssed it to tile patrole.—He was
t DIED. men of his profession should always observe, he fito r' I!!:
I seving in the article of Soap nu: aintel by the use of the Patent
• c3mrnittv d. .
On Wednesdev evening last, 'ell-. John Motile, of Lamb's Con- • Steam Kitchen, as so little washing will be found • necessary in re- . •
theadvice arid assistance he gratuitously administers to e -
MANSION-HOU x'•'..—Saturday C. ./1-07:,a v;as re-eni.- 4,1,, .•-st ter:: Solicitor. ' spent to the Cook's clothes, tesvels, &c. every thing belonging to ' am ng this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discieniee et.' ..
Is 1 . ' ined, charg,ed with Leinfa conceened with odic:: cin on
rin thel../.6th oftast November, of the yellow fever, at Up Park the ap '►' .
paretusbeleg perfectly clean. 1 heresare new a great mum- ,
e as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambles ,• -
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robbing a Mr. Phillips of his pocket-book, contairihr.e he' reeks, !minden, LieuteColueel.Honyman, of the 18th Regi- her of the Patent Steam Kitchens in use most highly aprnia,:..d
of;s, Also sold, by his appeenttnent, for the convenience et ies
meet, anti ik•cond son of lee d A rti..a., , -'ivi gat a distance, at the Perfumer's, Po. S 5, St. Albsc'e.-- ' •
1- . rstee then • Los &se
sew, tie ~ . ~ , . He made no defence, but • and references may be had to many Farnilics of great respectabi-
On Tuesday the eist t•f etseeary;iii Stliebury-street, Strand, lily who have adopted them. , Pal, Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Oxford street ; Mr. -1:: ' •
• on being iteel request_..e that the
fully conur. - , pro- Mrs. Sinclair, wife of Robert Sinclair, eeeq. Her death was occa-' • The above article is manufactured of various sizes, and Ma TOl gh's No: 7, Fish-erreet-hill; Mr. Beetter'e, Sol:these-2
ybe • . 1
foued on 1:i at ltiteell ne returned ; this however 'Edinburgh; Mr. M‘Donald's, illargow ; Mr. Calker:llh.. 1- p ;) .
• perty shined by the rupture of a blood vessel in tame heart, which . bad from a small single kettle to dress potatoes, to one of any
oval refused, from an idea That the notes might be ca: riedher off in• nine hours. She was in perfect health and dimensions or number of pans. One whose exterior pan will Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; a•• i.•
claimed previous to die. ti ial. spires, and conversing with her family, when the fatal accident stand in the compass of a temare yard, will cOntein the conve- site permits in every cousidernble tewu in Great Britain ate_ •.,-
, happened. She las left a husband, a family, and a numerous dr- . niencies for dressing many sores of victuals it stall • i ment quantity. - ' .
. • land, in boxes of only es. 9d. cache Seeled tip with feli e 7 ~. ' . !•
HATTON GA nrr.:.—.aturcla y J. Ptizh. ir :IS fully i cle of frien is encerely to lament he: less. , •
to dine thirty persons or metre. directions, whereby permits .cf either Set may cure tee; e-. •
CoMneitted, for , toa..eg a lavea, quanta), 01 parchment I Ou the morning of the 17th ult. Lae .ti heiGee, an vu -eenconer, • Agents already appointed for the Sale of the above Article: "1, with ease, speed, secrecy, mid safety.
-e 01 ir Phillips ct ti nr ir ll,' • was found lying dead near Ballywalte r. Ph. died at the age of 70 , ROBERT BILL, lay No. 49, RathboneePlade, London. 1 N. B. Evert' Box sold in Great Britain is sealetd tre ••••
from the warenous • •, , ' --- and was buried in 'of •' .
the churchyard Grey-Abbey, where now lies i Mr. JOHNIIRADLEY, Worcester. .1 Stamp, on which, by favour of the Ccmmessienees is •pit::•.:
, born. ' thi • ' r-or but Iton. st soldier." • 1 Mr. Is NASH,.No. 3, on the. Back, Bristot. . 1 the Stamp-Office...dr. Taylor, . No. 9, New Bride; -Sta., ;
tite —Saturday a man was convieted i ' "
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