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A GUIDE '1I) OLD AGE.

The Battering reception which this work has experienced, has
induced the Doctor to publilit the two yoluttory in one at a re-
ducal price, In as to hring it within the reach of a more enlarzra.
deck of When a hook has run tttuu,eli a great DlM-
her of editioils, what the fele is sapid, when it is fought with
avidity, and acknowledged to he read with profit. theft are fu
; many inemiteßible prnot's of iti utility; to tittle proofs, then.
the GUIDE to OLD AGE may lay claim, as this is the forty-
ninth Ealitiou of this Publication; a puhlicatiou that cannot
fall into the hands GI any rea.!CT, of any climate, age, felt, eon-
' ditiun,married,or liogle,that ntey a it derive oilvantarr• from the
Kraal of it. sod art icularly to t. 1:.; 'Urn rnlongeuyages,
if Inclined to I.n.ferve or recovir hrahl., or :o avoid the hair.
erttions of youth, or the fobixirodiss..l in.turrr age. 'lids
itopretlion will he round to glEtrain ol,f :mations, the
emiTion. of which would be utipardorethlt in a work of this
kind, which, out a .1..1i, ey,.annot rem l,c ran caned I.: a public
print. The 1.4;11 elttmati..n it is li:eh this wt.; kis held by the
public, it: great ut•tity, oat the unpreccdented fele it has mat
with, is fuhyproved by the loUtnving tettimeny :
I I haehy certify, that I have 1.-ftttal Ttir.f,TY TIIOU-
SAND of Dr. BRODUM's GUIDE to 0 t. free its
,
belt
publication. J. W. 11i Y 1 Printer"
1 The IiOTANICAL SYRITP and NERV.,/i/S CORDIAL,
to lie had at the Doctor's Et4uP, No. 9, Allti m-itrect, feven
doors from the I.everian Islaekfriars Bridge, In But.
ties at zis. Its. 61 and s 6.1.;
Sold alio by J. Ilium, Loris; Wood. W.:%.• held; Brooks
Huddersfield; Ferrer, Ripon; Hargrove, Knaraboruogle ;
Benne and talwarsls, Halifax ; hart). y and Alitworth, Ruch.
dale; Howarth and Hun.; Dourlas, Blackburn;
San mar, Clit h. to ; WalroDey, I.ancafter ; WaMer, Prof
ton; Ltrathwaite, Kendall; Wilbert, Nit rrito, and Wright.
Liverpool; Cowdroy and radii), Staines and Lynch, Man-
i co.iter ; dliaihutl, L'hclter ; L' ii arid 1:10WII, Hull; Wil•
inn Rotherham; Pill, Taieiler ; Shackleton Skipton ;
Nielsolfsal and stanfield, Bradford; and by molt 13ookItUtrs
;iu the Country.

• • I .etters, dating Patient's rafts, With the Dodoes ufual
fa. of a Uuitita, will beltrietly attankd to.
It will he neecifary the floor Mould de filch Patients agar*
afflided with Dialawfs or lA% of .4:fit. or feud th.lr C.tics, by
letter or parcel. to the Dodor, 'putt or carra:;e wits
his alma! tec.—.The Ntellaisies way ha asil every day.

HEN Protetlinn:tl n 1 education and re.
• 4onfibility deviate from the I.enend Cyflem by tha f.
rat a peruliar itrarich, the lan:t•ata ut cuntinvt4
uccefi is the belt criterim of fuperiority.
Li, ht years have I devoted my pradliceto luting:rest.
mutt of THREE Dirl(dit DERN, urd the ft:, ~'dal rt fed of
my plau gives me additional ardour to onote La' ar I aua
abl: the ravages of thole complaints whirl: arc the molt import-
ant in the eat:donee of human Inlirmiti,s.
Atter initiation into .very branch as an Army Surjeon. I
formed a mills at an early p, nod of I.radtice to mica.; inalividw
ads front the ignorance of unc.:ueare tMen, or the t puny dan-
germ. nipitaney of general Pradt tionmv..

The THIIIEE liftVittfl RS. to :hi tumid which I have de.
vutil my aticution conirise crcry floccie, of VI.NEREAL
INFELTION, whilscr of a ..cent ur lung ilumion,—tilly.
All kinds of DEBlLrry,whctlur ariaai from the habit"' of
Schoolberyi. ur the inaltilecoc•• n minim:age, laftly that Jo.
ransement A the fyituu Wion,n which as caked 13.111.REN.
NEM; ur STI:RII.rrY.

dikafcs arc the rcfult of iprmrance or ludic in the
treat...cot of 4 flnipk Gonorrhea, ant it not un:ricitictstly bap.
pats that tin: fccds of 1 .ik arc puifuneal t /sr i:..tfctetiota of an
ungc.crled hour. By a fuperior method furls complaint. ate
tidily cured, and (Val when, ot.:1;r• have faik,l, 1 Ulla that
may peek's...to offers radical rc..ttatiliflimnt.
Fcw howcvcr arc thr cafes of monistic:n.4 &fleck in this
&ford. r compartd vrit% the calamitous lit uatlonc of hivn, who
from indulgence Ma rtol VICE,or fh. prcvalco t:alm
tit of a fathionable i.ik, ecnoire that Rate of !kiiha which
Is the unavoidable confesincrce of fuch pernicion. hall;-.
Witcrit thc unbagry fotkrvr broons over his r, rare.
'ldly runtish hi. misfortune, it may he funs cci:Solation for
hint to know, that although it be an object of Joilin or omens
taintr with nth. r Practilloncr., the tesnoval ed* Ow& I WFI •
CI ENCI ES by thc r.t.1.881 pro. rcb ..f it en. ivat.on i. the sestuire •
mem et my ceparist..... If flu rite. of !larch:. •or V:r., save
b,gur. to rethic: atm Iv vijour. much :,to.lety ,v II be h torelitcJ
by an call couttrcra.:tion of this Fingnld that,, aid in :h.,*
cafe. nay gnat diAicultiar will occt,r.
But where this Iktiei.ncy ha. Cut y..nelift ti rroverl'er
devseaner is in.lifiett leafy re Taft.. to res.., the (rafts
w Ilk. and to c0...M1.1am the -Clam.
ARM Eit )MEN. lye i,'r t.•
in tintir xrcetztions of • lamin . may le "aut..', that in molt
inglarec. Inch ticket. arc .1.1...bie :.y .4rtical bkpt.
SICRECY which I. etTILO tome., undevaklng. and
the lLtalLicatior, initial I have eft fimc.l to It tte. form the
Han. my Pretcnt ms, in mint... Liner with filch this anti
illation is +rem thAt bveuttfultfdpectmll7
for 11 iota. Melanie a ten IN nacre! 4, his henfe, Nary, Aras
sitrand. mar Tottgic-Bar.
• Mere i. an :Olational eatralee In %Vac-Free adluirin2
11106 tae 1.41.%

C. Nl,:mbe- ot tLe Ruy d of Surgeon%

AMERICA.

Ho 7.; .'E 01 P EPRESE NTATI VES, TUESDAY, FEB. 17.

The Speaker declared to the Hoare, that THO-
MAN JEFFERSON, of Virginia, had the votes of ten
States; AARON BCRR, of Ncw York, four; and
that the votes of two States had been given in
blank ; and that confequently THOMAS JEFFERSON,
of Virginia, had been, agreeable to the Conftitu-
tion, eluted Prefident of the United States, for
the term of four years, commencing on the fourth
clay of March next.
Meffages were fent to the Prefident of the United
States, and to the Senate, to notify them thereof.
A Meffage was received from the Prefident of
the United States as follows :

" Gentlemen of the Senile, and
'6 Gentlemen ofthe Hot O. of Rlrlfentativet,
1 With to know the pleafure of Congrefs, and
requeft their advice concerning the difpolition of
the property of the United States now in my pot•
feffion ; whether I than deliver it into the hands of
the Heads of the Departments, or of the Commif-
floners of the City of Walhington, or of a Com-
mittee of Congrefs, or to any other perfons Con-
grefs may appoint, to be delivered into the hands
of my Succeffor ; or whether I shall prcfent it my-
felf to the Prefident of the United States on the 4th
of March next.

" Any of there modes will be agreeable to me.
(Signed) a JOHN ADAMS.
United States, February i 6, ski."
It was referred to MeiFrs. RUTLEDGE, OTIS, and
J. C. SMlTH.—Adjourned.

FRANCE.

CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL-PARIS, APRIL T.

INvtawat. MACHINE.—The Criminal Tribunal
of the Seine this day proceeded upon the trial of,
the perfons accufed of being concerned in the af-
fair of the Infernal Machine, which took place on
the 24th of December laffi—The prifoners were
fixteen in number ; ten women, viz. Mrs. Salon
and her two daughters ; the widow Goyon-Beau-
fort and her two daughters, Mrs. Lequillouz,
Mrs. Laiveuville ; the Mitres Cice and Duquefne ;
and fix men, viz. Carbon, Saint Regent Lequil-
loux, Beaudet, Collin, and Laivcuville Bourgeois,
Cotter Saint Vigor, dward Lahaye, called Saint
Hilaire Picot-Lamoelan Joyau; Songe did not ap-
pear, and Mrs. Jourdan, with whom St. Regent
lodged, was killed by throwing herlelf from the
ircafe of her lodging, when the officers went
there to arreft her.
All the preliminary forms being gone through,
the Court proceeded to the examination of witnef-
fes on behalf of the profecution.
Lambel, a feedfman, living in the area Melee,
was the firft called. He faid-he knew the prifoner,
Carbon, otherwiii Petit-Francois, and that he was
the fame perfon who bought from him, for 200
francs, the horfe and car which drew the infernal
machine to the greet Saint Nicaife. Thefe fads
were admitted by Carbon ; but he Paid, in his de-
fence, that he only ailed under the dire&ions of
Lamoelan, and was ignorant of the purpofe for
which they were intended. Being interrogated,
whether he had not hired a coach-houfe in Paradife-
ftreet for the hurfc and car, until the moment for

the execution of the plot arrived ?—whether he did
. not go to it feveral times in company with 1.4111 a
elan and St. Regent, to make the neceffary prepa-
rations ?—whether he had not been at a cooper's on
the 2 tit, to have four iron hoops put on a tub ?
'whether Lamoelan did not,on thenight of the a4th,
in the drefs of a carman, lead that horfe and car
to the gate of St. Dennis, where two men unknown
took the tub from the car ?—whether they did not
carry it into the flreet St. Dennis, and fhortly after
return with it, apparently much more weighty in
their arms, and put it again on the car, in com-
pany with St. Regent ?—as hether he did not then,
along with St. Regent and Lamoelan, lead the car
as far as the (beet, New Saint Euftache, and gather
on the way the 'tones and gravel which were put
under the car ? Carbon further admitted all there
circumftances, but perfißed in denying that he was
aware of any criminal intention ; and that he
quitted Lamoelan and St. Regent, at the end of
the ftreet Montmartre.
The principal evidence againft the prifoner,
St. Regent, was a fufpicious letter of the 2 1 11 De-
cember, found in his lodg7ng, figned " Gideon ;"
but proved, by a comparifou of hand-writing, to
have been written by Georges, the (Inman ; and,
another later, found alfo in his lodging, contain-
ing the knowing evreffions on the fubjed of the
cxplotion :
The perfon who was to have executed the plan,
not being properly inflo incted, was not aware of the
arrival of the carriage of the Firll 0.111111, until he
law it. It was not, as he had been told, preceded by
an advanced guard; however he prepared to exe•
cute his plan. At that moment the boric of a
ier drove him againft the wall, and deranged
grenadier drove him agasnft the wall, and deranged
him. He returned, and tot lire to the machine;
but the powder not being good, its effect was two
or three feconds too late, otherwife the Fief Conful
mutt have inevitably perifhed.
The prifoner, St. Regent, in his defence, denied
all knowledge of thefe letters, and of the circum-
fiances mentioned in the confeflion of Carbon. He
acknowledged, however, that he was wounded by
the esplofion on the 24th ; but fetid he happened
ta be prefe.o by mere chance. The evidence againft
the other prifoners went chiefly to prove them 2C.
Ct 11:triCS after the fad, by Clewing that they had
hal hound and communicated with Carbon and
St. Regent, after the affair; but they appeared to
be in general relatives or_ friends, ignorant that
thefe men were concerned to the crime.
The molt diftinguillsed of. thefe was Mademoi-
(elle Cice, lifter to the ei-deoent Biihop of Auxerre, ,
and to the ci-glevaci Archbifhop of Bourdeaux. The
fpccific charge again!' her was having, at the re-
commendation o 1 Lamoclan, procured an afylum
for Carbon, c.i having delivered him a billet from
that pi-ironer, and main. ained a criminal COM&
fp.g.dence with the EnliArants.
Ir. her Uzi, ace (he raiti, that it was not at the
reecturnendation of Lamoclan, but of anutlter,

whom the refuted to name, that the procured an
afylum for Carbon, not fulpeEling him guilty of
any crime, but fuppofing him an unfortunate Emi-
grant, whole papers were not ftrielly regular.
Marie Duchefuc, another of the pritoners, ad-
mitted that it was at the requea of Mademoilelle
Cice, the received Carbon into her houfe ; but that
fu far from fulpecling him to have been concerned
in the attempt, the ?ring re Deum on hearing that
the Fa Conful had efcapcd the infernal machine.
There woe 62 witnefles examined i:: ftipport of
the profccution, of whom thirty were tinflrtunate
victims of the explolion, whole wounds and muti-
lations excited very ftrong foliations io their favour.
The witneffes for the Filoners were heard on the
td; Carbon and St. Iteg,ent were the only ones
who did not produce any. A great number were
examined on behalf of Madentoifelle CieC, who
gave her an excellent charaster, and reprelented
her as a model of every virtue. The Commiilioner
of Government then fummed up the evidence, and
concluded with obferving, that there was no evi-
dence againft the two Mils Goyons and the two
Mifs Vellons, and that Laiveuville and wife were
the only two prilbners who had jullified their con-
dud by their aniwers.
Several advocates (poke in defence of the pri-
loners, and the judge fummed up.—The proceed-
ings took up fume days. By the papers received
yelterday, we have the following account of the
conclufion of the trial :

PARIS, APRIL 7.
At half pal/ fix o'clock, the Jury, who had been
impannelled (ince one o'clock yeiterclay afternoon,
returned their verdict. _

St. Regent otherwife Pierrot, and Carbon other-
wife the little Frenchman, were condemned to
death.

Bazils-Jacques Louis, Colin, le Gui Hem and his
wife, Duquefile the ex-religieufe, the ?Are of Val-
lon, and the widow Beaufort, were condemned to
three months imprifonment in a houfe of correc-
tion, and Colin to a fine of 300 francs.
The wife of Cice, the two daughters of Fallon,
the two daughters of Beaufort, Jean Baudet, La-
vieurille and his wife, were acquitted.
The two condemned to death, have been fent to
the houfe of confinement the Bicetre.