Star.
London, England, 1802-09-24 00:00:00

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Yenerday thirty pat). tiers were tried, vtenty of
whom were convi&ed of felony, viz.
G. Dui*, for ,itealing a fill; handkerchief, the
property of T. Sedgwick.
John Davis, for ttealing a hat-, the property of
James Budget.
gait Hun gar, for Ilealing two waiacoats, the
property of B. Pritchard. '

34,4 :Jones, for Pealing a black Mk .cloak, the
property of N. Levy.
Mary Smith, Mix. Richard*, and Mary lnangim,
for flealing 24 yards of printed calico, the proper.
ty of W. Williams.
inth. Martin, for Ilealing a filver watch, the
property of AaroirStear ra y.
#'m. 34, for ftealing a bat, the property of i.
Clements.

Geo. Welon, for (leafing a pidure, the property
of T. Atkinfon.

yobs Murphy. for fiealing a trufs, containing
goods, the property of J. D. Middleton-
H. Oteuay, for healing 86 lb. weight of lead, the
property of J. Mufgrove.
Needham, for healing two pllons of wine, the
property of W. Orme.

lianiels and R. Henrotr, fir ilealittg a Mad-
der of lard, the property of C. G. Cotterell.
Ca:barine Kirby, a woman ipf newly eighty Teats
of age, and apparently in the lowa degree of hu-
Man wretchednefs, notwithaanding which the bore
evident marks of her having leen far better days,
was charged *with stealing, on the 4th of Augul,
a pair of linen !beets, value 9s. the goods of Wil-
liam Gill.

The profecutor Rated, that he is the fervent of
William Egerton, nil. of St. James's *are, that
on the above mentioned day, he found the piifo•
ner, whore appearance was then comparatively
decent, in the Houfekeeper's room, to a hich The
had got down through the area gate. He fufpea-
ed her intentions, and proceeding to fearch her,
found the (beets ir, queftion rolled up in her apron;
he accordingly had her taken to a Magiarate, by
whom he was bound over to profecute, and he had
no doubt of the theets being the property of his
matter.

On clear and pofitive evidence to this effee, the
Jury were confirained to find her Guilty, and Mr.
COMMON SERJEANT enquiring of Mr. Kirby, whe-
ther he had any knowledge of the prifoner before
the prefint occafion ? was anfwered in the nega-
tive.

William At' A'evin, for (leaning feven (hirts, two
pair of ffockings, a blacking brufh and ball, the
property of Robc• t Hayden.
The profecutor, it appeared, is a private in the
Coldftream Guards, and having obtained a fur-
lough, rather unfortunately fell into company with
the prifianer at'a public houfe ; the articles in quef-
tion he had with him, economically packed up in
his Imapfack. Liking the company of the prifo-
ner, they drank together fume time ; he went out
occafionally, and having no fufpicion of the piifo-
ner, left his portable wardrobe on the feat ; how-
ever he did this once too often, for on returning
after one of his retirements he mitred both the pp,
Diner and his tnapfack. Fortune Rood the Sol-
dier's.friend, for it appeared that one of the wit-
neffes, who was waiting for her hu(band, obferved
the prifoner remove the property, and attempt to
conceal it in another part of the room. Uc then
left the place, but the withers alluded to very
properly communicated what the had obferved to
a watchmen, who ran after and took the prifoner
into cuftody.
Thefe fads appearing in evidence, and the
prifoner's defence not being at all fatisfatiory, the
Jury had nO hefitation in finding a verdict of—
Guilty.
..Efizaheth Prefer, for felonioully Reeling, on the
26th of July, one fhirt, a •thift, a dimity petticoat,
and cotton gown, the goods of John 4radarect.
The parties it appeared lodged in the houfe of a
Mr. Thomas, in Gray's•lnn-Lane. On the above
day, Mrs. Bradftreet, wife of the profecutor weut
out about two o'clock; and locked her apart-
ment, as ufual; about half pail four fin returned,
found her room door broke open by the staple be-
ing taken away, and her drawers rifled of the ar-
ticles laid in the indictment. The landlord detect,
that between three and four o'clock he law the
prifoner coming down from Mrs. Bradareet's
room ; and as loon as he heard what-had happen.
ed, he went up to the prifoner's room, which he open-
ed, and found the staple which was on the door of
the profecutor's apartmcnt on the head other, the
prifoner's bed ; die fhirt watafterwardsitraced to
pawnbroker's in that quarter, who Rated that the
prifoner herfelf pawned it with him.
On evidence to this circa, which wss not in the
lean fliaken by the defence, the Jury immediately
found the prifoner Guilty.
Mary Callaghan, for Reeling four live rabbits, and
four Millings, the property of John Rowley.
It appeared, that the profecutor on this day
fortnight miffed the rabbits and the-Money from
his apartment in a court near Liquorpond-fireet.
On the fame day the prifoner was taken into cut'.
tody on lufpicion of having llolen the rabbits,
which the had offered to feveral perfons for fale.—
The profecutor had no fort of knowledge of the
prifoner, nor could he account for how the came
into polfeffion of his property. On being search-
ed, Tome halfpence were found p nn d up in, the
prifoner's shift, and as 'much money ab ut ether
parts of her perfon, as made up the mon y which
the profecutor faid had been taken out of his
room—three of tie rabbits, one beiog fin-e dead,
were produced in Count and iclentifi,:o by R )wley.
The fum of the prifon:r's defence we,' that the
had bought the ra'>hits from a w man, for. two
thillings,_ who Teemed to be in dittrefs, but or this
perfon the knew wailing—nor had fhe any oit-
neffes in her behalf.

Mr. Common Se. jeant SYLVESTER addreffed the
Jury.—" Gentlemen, you have heard the (tory of
the rabbits—you will difpcfe of it as you think
protstr."
Ihe cafe was rather an intricate one, but what
was detailed in evidence feemed to fatisfy the Jury
—they pronounced the prifoner Guilty.
Dieaure.Edatard O'Donnell, a young man of

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very Itentefl appearance, was tried for felonioully
in,ermarrying with Mary Price, his former wife
being (La alive.
air. KNAPP, on the part of the profecution,
made Come °triers' ations on the enot mitt' of fuclt
an offence as that with which the prifimer flood
charged ; and the .tendency it had to break the
baods 'if civil fikiety, and detlroy the comforts of
private life. He Paid the Defendant was a gentle-
man from Ireland, who kept a Chop in Hart-tireet,
Bloondbury. He then dated the fiEts of the
cafe.
Mr. KNOWLVI and Mr. ALLEY, as Counfel for.
the Priforter, took an objcaion to the indiAment,
in which hi. name WAS {laced as O'Donnel; where-
as in the metier of his firii, marriage, it was writ-
ten O'Dannel. •
MT. COMMON SFRI/11ANT overruled this objec:
lino, which if once admitted, would expofe the
daughters of every man to he injured with impu-
nity ; for the offender would then have nothing
to do but to write his name dawndifferentlyfrons
the manner it was generally (pelt, and he might
efcape punifhment. He thought it fuffiaient if the
Prifaer could be identified as being the fame man
whOTtad married the two women mentioned in the
indiAment.
The firft witnefs called, was
Samuel Pride, who fail he was Parifh Clerk of
St. -James's, Weftminfter ; he was prefent at •11
marriage. between a Mr. O'Dannel and a Mifs jua
We Anne Robertfon, on the 31 ft of Jan. 1797.
Thomas O'Donnel fetid, he knew the Prifoner,
and was prefent at St. James's Church when he
was married to Mils Robertfon. This winters was
an Iranian; he was Aced if he knew the Pao-
per's former wife ? he Paid he did. He was ached'
*hen he had teen her?—A. I now fee be ;ay
lad. (a loud burl/ oflaughter). This woman was.
Minding behidd him at die time. •He was then
diked it he was any way related to the Prifoner
—A. 7 rah, I Ac's ham eaktier. lam or nat.
Henry- William Pacey, the Parith Clerk of St.
Lake's, Middlefex, Paid, he knew the Prifoner.
He was prefent on the 15th of April 'aft„ when
the Pritimer was married to Mary Price. The
Ilegitter (fated that the Prifoner was a bachelor.
The Prifoner being called oa for tsis defence.
when.he was firft married he was only 19
years of age, and was moft unhappily deceived as
to the perion be made choice of. She repretented
herfelf as a woman of good chargler, and as liv.
ing with a Lady 'of refpeaability ;.but he after.
wards had the mortification to difcover that iht
bad only been a fervaut to a kept woman. Befides
this,the was addiaed to drunkennefs, and became ,
fo extravagant that he was unable to fupport her.
he being only an articled, (errant. At lail the
went away, and robbed him -of every thing he,
had in the world. He nem heard any thing of
her until he was infordted that the was dead, and
until then, he never thought of marrying any body
elfe. He folemnly declared-to the Juiy, that his
late marriage was not an interefted one ; for the.
young Wontan had no fortune. It was a marriage
entirely of affeEtion. After being united they had,
lived-happily together, and were getting on very
well in the world, until the prefent protestation
was carried on againft him by her relations.
The Prifoner's Counfel then called on Thonso'
O'Donnel, who was already examined on the pate
of the profecution, to give evidence as to the baeL,
charaaer of tlse.former wife ; but although he ha&
the faculty of fairs harivvardr, be would 'beide"'
nothing on this oceafion.
Mary Price, the fecond wife. who appeared
very decent young woman, was then called to
fpeak in behalf of him wham he had confidered
as her hatband. She Paid that when the Prifoner
married her the had aofortune nor expeCtation of
a fortune. She had heard fome reports that hs
bad a &titter wife. During the whole' of the
time they lived together, he conduacd hinsfelf in
an honeft aid indultriOus manner; he always,,
!tested the Witnefs with every poffsble degree of
station ; and even fince his arreA has fent her an
kindred poends.
Mrs. Matthew raid, the knew the Prifoner and
'his firit wife. They lodged in herhoafe for about
twelve months. They Separated at the. time they
lived there. The woman are& to• drink a little,
but the ne.-er law her intoxicated.
?ilr. COMMON SSIIJEANT, in his addrefs to the
Jury, obferved, that the offence in queflian was
one which Was attended with many shades and de-
grecs of-atrocity. There were fome cafes of the
moll: agg;avated nature, filch as that of "a man
- marrying a woman in ardor to sob her of her pro.
party ; and theft were . others to which no moral
guilt could be raid to attach. In ail there cafes
the law very wifely left a difcretionary power in
the Court to india a punifitment proportionate to
the offence. The prelim cafe was, compriftd with-
in a very narrow compafs ; the Prifoner was clear.
ly proftd to hare married while his .former wife
was living ; and it was no defence to fay that that
Wife behaved hcrfelf improperly ; for the injury
vas to' the fecund wife, who by fit& pretended
spat sage loft her peace of mind, and mutt fuller
in.her reputation.
It Jury found the Fanner Guilty, but recom-
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Mm to mercy.
His fecoad wife, a very bandfome young lady,
was moth itifeaed while giving her telliroony,
and fainted when the jury nursed their verdia..
Ana ten mere azgaittui, viz :—T. lira rase, L
salad Jlemr,fisahr:b Adana, j yoh#B, -Stiassak.
Drs, W Ireelliags, Cbarleirs Ellyia, E. Fork
aril Elszaki 6,prtlea.
Qras Aeforairai tt led upon an iftd;Elment, clkarg.
in& for-tit-at he, being a perfon employed by
liaplibilips. in the capacity of a fervent. did, by
virtuiar fgeb employment, receive, and take. itita:
his polfcfrson, of and from one Thomas Griffi
her and in m the nae, .and os the account of the
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raid Philips, the rum of 18s. and did fa-
loninutly and fraudulently embexile, fecrete, and
make away with the fame, againft the ftatute, ice.
Mr. !Caere opened the" cafe for the Profecittienr
and oblerved, that by a late Ail of Parliinne
embrsating propene of a mailer, by a fer•r,
was made Methyl. and fubjereeithe aim
at the, diferetiotirst the Cepa,' to traniPartil-
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cum:lances of the-cafe, and proceeded to can ,
dente. _
Atut PLitlipY fripEe, that the is the lifter or the
.ptofecutor, William' Philips. That fome time
ago, he had the misfortune to break his thigh?
and thereffne could not attend to his buf inefs, and.
the had the care of :it' for him. He is a.balcer,,
living iu Carcaby-lirect, Carnal)), Market. Sbe
oiceived<cf the prifoner the money which hi col-
Idled for Mr. Philips, whole fervant he was: the.
had keen in the habit of receiving money of the
prifoner in ,thiutter fo about two months.—.
He never acced.t6- her E.* the kBs‘.
which:he receivedof a geattlensates.fcrvaot of the
• nalbe CitGriffiths ; he was a cullomer of her bra-
this. Ai) raved-him with brook She, always gave
ciut.the bilk to the prifoner for.bint to deliver, to
the aullomera and to receineihetßotleY4 40 dick
wards.to account with her for the money, She de-
; livered to.him a bill to be delivered to Mr. Grit',
Atlas. When he waived money of the cultomers,
he always wane paid upin thebill,, which, was
the only receipt he gave.. Sbe had feifft toe hill of
Mr. Griffiths, and it Was the fame bill Which the
delivered to the
prifoner.
J. Griffiths produced the bill. and faid, that
when he paid the prifoner I.Bs. he produced the
bill to the witnefs, who had. kept it ever fince,
faying to the prifoner, he fhould afterwards pay
the whole of it. This was .the bill, it amounted to
6s. Bd. of which he paid 18s.
Mrs. Philips faid that the prifoner never account-
ed-with her for thefe Oh. nor did the !now of his
having received it until Ike was told fo by Mr.
Griffiths.
Crofs examined by Mr.,. Quetta,' the faid that
her brother, the believed, had, about too. cutiom-
ers, but the could not tell, without the books,
which were not in Court. There was a book in
which the prifoner entered all the fume of money
he received from his matter's cultomers, and that
book was not in Court.
The Co neon SIRPIANT faid, that owing to the
very grofs abufe of the null repofed in 'fervants by
their matters, and their embezzling property fo
much, the Legigature had, of late, made it ex-
tremely penal*, fubjea to tranfporeation at the dif-
cretion of the Court for fourteen years. It was a
ntceffitry fecurity, but being fo penal..care thould
be taken, that it thould not operate unlefs the
proof was complete, the law required the heft,
evidence the nature of the safe would admit--,now.
That belt evidence was the book, in which the hi-
forter's accounts were kept • that book ,was not
in Court, there was a poiSkility, though, it-was
not very probable, that Mrs. Philips had made a
millake in this cafe, but is the abfence of the bet
evidence which the cafe was capable of, it was the
duty of the Jury to pronounce him Not Guilty--
Not Gray.

BCCLESAFEICM. PILSPE.R.P4F-IfTS.
The Rev. I W. Virkkai,. M. A. Derbarth: Chaplain to
Royal Mentes the Duke of Cumberland. is pretested to the
Redory of Wardley cum Helm, is the County of Rutland,
by the Look Chancellor.
The Am Robert Gray M. A. late of 'Trinity College, Rec-
tor of Waled in Him is permuted by the Lott Chancaor
to the Reetoty if lieldhuts, otheremire 1114 Imam Pam, is the,
bait county.

The Rcv. joke Novneg. B. D. Fellow of St. bbe's GOV,
and Reaor of Ditchingbant in Norfolk, has been collated-by
the Loci Dillsoi of Litchfield and Coventry, to the Prebend if
Wellington in Litchfield Z.athedral.
The gm W. Cretan, fertneT of Nue atilige,.Caathrifte,
L Junketed to the Vicarage of Claverden, Ciloeceitareske.
The Rev. John , Robert Deureil. of College, is op-.
PdatficadAtignOuliefla OS his Oxice Be Duke of Aeolic*. .
of Doane:aim appointed the. Rev. James
es, of Lynn, IlisDoesdtle Chaplain.
The Prelbytery of kvine Whig agreed to the trannation of
tie Rev. Dr. Ritchie from Rioinning, thePreihytery of Glaf-
paw hameappointodhis abeam. as Plinlititr of St Andrew'
elands, Gialgow; to taktpiese swell /May the nit day .Of
Ofieber neat.
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Tba Rev. John lend, A.M. has been inftituted by the Lard
Who, of Lincoln. to the rafters/ Saltfleettiy St. Peter's, in
that COINIty, on the prefentaslen if she Reg Dr. breitigh, Pro-
ve:oh et Oriel Calk's, Osferd.
Oa Midday fended the Rev. Wet. Jeeldnisa M. A. Yel-
low of Catherine Hall, in the Uubrerfuy of Cambridge,-wan
eleaalnta the Maßerillip of theSchsol at York, founded by
the late Wm. Houghton, gri.voidly. the• death of the Rey:
John Bell.

DIVIDENDS.

Osftober u. Ebenezer Mein% aid 'atria, Baru. of Liver-
pool, merchants and copartners, at one, at the Globe Tavern,
Odaher 4. Sant=liVunes, John Milfons, and Samuel Floward,
all c? Brox:font,- ts, clothier', dealers and copartgers, at
twelve, at the White Swan, Bradford.
Onnher tt. Thomas Iftautkfworth, of Tamworth, Sitafrof6
Ogre and gr.arvddeltire, mercer, dealer and daimon, at five
at the Cattle Inn; Tamtreeth.
Nov. 5. Walling liswerise, of Wymendhans. Norfolk, tanner
dealer and chisplasn, attest. at else Maid'* Head, Norwich
Gibber ta. Jobe ladalesnot Liverpool, and William Lever,
. et Matta:Her,. merchants and copartners, at one, at the
Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
&Roller 21. Thomas Parkinfen, of Gaintbrosigli,Lineolotkire,
brandy merchant, at eleven, at the Blathaaoor'sgHeaul, in
. aainfbrwagb.
adober at. U'Ullam Hitches, lately of Hatberton, aseldrc,
earn-dealer, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Nintateb.
041ober 13. John Taylor and John Hucifon, of BordedeT, in
the parith •of Afton nigh Birmingham, fadtore bekinuths,
dealers and /*partway at eleven, at the Ssra Tavern, tull-
ftreet, Birmingham.
October u. Richard Mee, of the part% of Kingfainford, Staf-
for Whirr, nail ironmonger, dealer and clutpinad, at eleven, at
the Talbot Inn, Stourbridge, Woreetteribire
o.9ober 5. Richard Robert William Tulford and Benjamin
kranbury, of artist Rnt6ll4treet, Bloomlbuvy. copartners,
fhoeln ishers. dealers and &amen, at ten, at Guildhall.
.1,,,,, Odbaber S. oi n Barker, late 61 the Royalty Coffee-lsonfe,
• Waldorf owe vianalier, at ten, at Cisildhall.
Odtober IP. tl:anid Loogbottan, of Halifax, Yorkfbire,
grocer, dealer and ehaptnaft, at clean, at the White Lion,
in Halifax. 1
Weber al• Rev. Sir William Henry Clarke, Bart. Clerk, late
96 Waheallity. 'with of Bury, Lantaftiire, miller, dcakr and
Aaron!" It' ti, at the Old Hare 'B4 Hounds Inn, Bury,
Odlobass. William Matters the elder and Wiiihm Matters
the conger, of Gran...4a! Kent, diltilkrs, wine-merchants,
In trade, at ten, at Gaillilhall, Loneion.
iIZT.. Margaret BaUman. oj Cork Mullen, Durfathire,*
vanilla, • dealer and charwoman. at eleven, at the
I nisapad in Wimborne-Minfter, Denfetthire.
Oe?nbtr aa. Oeirge Harris, of Briftol, grocer, at eleven, at the
Beds Tavern, BMW.
Oflober 3. *Shama* leffeafon. now or late of Hudfwell, York-
- Naas dialer and &spawn, at eleven, gt,tbeCrown and Mi-
tre, Gantlet, Cpmberland. . , . •
Oltoba 6. Rabat Taylor, of Neale* Ilireset, Cited*, tot-
toetploncr, dealer and deposal% at stlevelai Ili tiftillaidia-
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Nov. 30. listerldos Bird,
owip•4retok ePiiiiiiiig4f. clef and ,
charms, at tee, at 010141111.4 J..osign.

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META& •
On Thurfday morning, at his boort in Sprmz, Garden, the
Lady of Jofeph Jeky:L.Efq. M. P. of a fon.
"Oir Wadsr fasmight, the Lady. of Richard Elindaurft, tiff
of Enderby Hall, io I.incoinfhire.. of a Om and.hejr.
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Tuefiley, Lytnington Church, the Hon... Charles Murray,
troth= to tho Earl of Mansfield, to Mifs LaW. •
At Aherilgen. on rbc 9th ing. Mr. Thonisil (;!kthtiea
of bee*, to Mifs Agnes Powiie, diughtig.of the late Mr.Wiat.
:Fowlie, merchant, Ctunineitown.
James Colgan, °X Efq. to Mils Gain. daniatter.of
Ilithohul Collin, of Moorefield county, Wicklow, Efq.
lam Curtis, Efq. of Mount Hanover, countfMeath,to Mils
Curtis, of Stephen's-grcen,
• Robert Darlington, of lidonattry. empty Wicidovr,
Mrs, Darling, daughter of Faweettl of Raihdriunt F•fr4*
At Aden, on Thwfday bit; Mi. Thomas Ferguton. Writer
in Edinburgh, Mifs Catherine Conine, fccond datylitteiof
James Cuminc, Efq. of Kininmontli.
At Aberdeen on.the 'lath infh polka Audafon, Efo. late of
C*ltOn ttleht.tititrdaipattanl49rgairt. Jethiti6 GlfirroSb "SteiAltenhcipeg4i.n, Efq. of Great
OrrnondAreet, to Mifs Eleanor Smith, daii.ghtcr of Huge
Smith, of 131popliturrfquare, Eft.
On Monday lib, at St: Jaines'a;Chureb, Puff Tahourdlias •
Efq, of Arzyllrftrpotvo kW. S OW" 4..dat fame plaice:.
On Kontlay the *Oa intl. at*, Otione`ii, lianoverteptarel
the Chevalier de Perrin, to billtsCotton, daughter of the late
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Matthew Cotton, Efq.
On Saturday la, at St. George's; lilanover.fquare, Nathaniel
Saxon, Efq. of, the Middle Teniplo, tp•Siifs Godfal, diughter,
of Philip Godfal, Efq. ofHampitead, Mieldlekx.
On Tucfday kit, at Enfield, Mr. B.M. da Coils, of Enfield
Highway, to Mile Ladle Naylor, daughter of Edward Nay-
lot, Efq. of Ponder's End.
Ora the tea ult. at St. Goarge's, Huover-fquare, Jorepb
Pricc.Efq.olStratum-ilteet,toblifoßilliogton ofCurzon-itreet.
Latelyet Atrial*, Cram, Yorkihirt, Thomas lhotnpfon,
Efq. of Braop Wearmouth, to Mils M Johnfon, daughter of
the late Thomas Johnkn, Efq. of the fOnner place.
W. Harvey. hfq. to Mils Tracy, of Stephen's-green, Dublin.
Captain Thomas, of the Bengal Arw, to M ifs Maria Frances
Houghton, third daughter of the late y, Thoinas Houghtoq,
Efq. of Kilmiumek, county of Weeded; •
fohn Coffart, Efq. to the eideft datighter.d Leland Croithwait,
Ffq. one of the Governors of tba bt4 of Ireland.
At Cafilc-Townfend, etitytty of Cork, Simon White, Efq.
brother of Lord Vifeount and nephew of Lady Lon-
gueyille, to Mil's Saynh youngeft daughter of the
late John NewatharpostMatitiorotigh, Efq. •

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On the 20th tenant, rged.trs. years, Mrs. Lockhart, wife of
James Lockhart, juilorj Efq. of ernes Terrace, Surrey, and
daughter of Daniel 003Civr.4 ftjohn-ftrect, Iterkeley-fpuire-
Monday fennightvat Preftelb-Nifa Jane Wall, daughter. of
the late Lawrence Wakaili. Of Oat place. She had attended
Divine Service Twice the preeiding day, was well and cheerful
in the evening, and fou deadin bed the next morning.
. On Monday fenniglit, at Leeds, very fuddeoly, Matthew
Wombs, Efq. an eminent merchant of that place,
‘..oo.Saturday leap Mrs. Ann C'4, aged 75, firto to J. C.
jervelfe,Efq. M. P. at his houfe in ver-fquare.
• ne-13th inft. at Mitcham,Surry, Thomas Hinchliff, Efq.
Saturday night, at his houfe in Marlbro' Building, Bath,
Granada Pigott,Efq.
Ots Wadaeftlap fe'nnight, in Water4,rcet, Bridewell PreeinA,
llamas Wathliton, Efq.
Oil liteaday, Mrs. Ann lvatt, of Brompton, aged SS.
At Ha .wdls, Briftol, Charles Must, Lieutenant in the Royal
Navy, &left fun of the late Henry Hunt. of Henry-ftreut• Dub-,
link Efq.
At Drunsculliher, county Limerick, Jane Hedor , aged too.
Mrs. Brown, wife of Mr. Samuel,Briirn of Lurgan.
On the sad Augutt, at Porto, Rickard Harris, Efq. many
years a merchant at that place. His death was oceaftoned by
a Zone thrown at him by (tine perfon at prefent undlfcovered,
which .his Scull.
Lately, at Hall, fuddenly, aged 48, Mr. Jofeph Hargrave,
arehited and furveyor. He had Beal fallowing the ufual du-
ties othis profeißon the whole of the preceding day, and retired
Sea pia the evesiing in perfect health.

IVOR Rheumatilmsl Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica,
leenbago, Held-ads, .Numbnefs, Palfy, Indigeltion, Ra-
iniest afparmodic or Eying Pains, general Debility and Relaxa-
den of the Syfteni, SPRAINS, BE.UISES., &c.
Experience has proved the mild flimulating powers of
ESSICNCI CPT MUSTAIb Pills, and Fluid, the
moßeffeitual remedy ever madelatoWn to the world, having
(unneeded in elks of fin. tight, ten, twenty, and even of
tasty years. itanding.. after other Inca ns had failed, and it bas
Walnut, cured more patienti of, the above Complaints, than
all the medicinci eV* before made Public. The fluid Ef-
fence is fo 'lardedy penetrating, and fpeedy in its operaden, as
seaway to died the cure of
SPRAINS and BRUISES by a few Epp} Nt' lens.
Whitehead's Elflike of Muftara ptevart4 ind fold at
as. 9d. each Box or Bottle, by R. lontirron, Apothecary,
N. rs, Greek-that, Soho, Leaden
And its eeputatlo ls fa oniiiatfally eftablillied, the it may
he had of every Medicine Vender in England, Ireland,
.Weft
. .
Indies, and America. 1
To prevent counter felt impofithin, puFclpareys are hefted
'to obferve, the Genuine is dlititiguiSed by the King's Pateni,
and the Signature of 1.40 if N sTurs, the Patentee's own writing
oa the label of each Battle or Box.

N rivieffional Men of; edncition and re-.
AipoidlaiSty deviate frocia the gaseral fyftem by the fa
baba of *peculiar &aneb, the faniSta of ion combined
Altura la the belt exiterien offupedurisq.
ater etiTar=arittetretitaleCcedZivr:fttrdeatt of
. .
pi Plangrvelitne additional ardour: to oppofe as far as I am
able encamps or theft complaints which ere the molt import
ant thetatalogue of hen= kilfiradtlea.
Alter Into every.! raueh As an Anny Suwim.
*lol9a wife at an oat PefindofTiadtice to recut
asponi taoranceof iiIIOdUCIOPI 14M or the equally dm
,peascy of enend Pradlitionera.
The 131801iD1?U,to thee:lino( wliiith I have.dw '
wred.un attention% comprise everg cpecieq YEN :MEAL -
INFECTIQN, whather of a recent pi, long clurailk
All kinds otINIBUIrif, whedut arlfing from the habits m
Schoolboy., or dye indulgence of mature age, and MIT that de
magm= of the fyftem in Wan= Ithich SAILREN
NM or 11171ILLITY.
. Numerous Woke are the, refund Ignorance of hide lo rks
taut:mem of a flmpk Goootrbea, and it not unfrequently
pens *male feeds of Life ire polfonal by the indiferetion *AM
Marhour. fy a Riper:or method fueh complaints are
ure4ed, and even. where othYrs have failed, I truft that i
may prefume to offer a radical raeftabliihment.-
ifew,however, are the cares of. Complicated .dlitrdi in do
in*.f,cerapared with the calamitous *nations of blen,wht
from indulgenee Ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prewar* Ode.
des of a faihionable Life, acquire that hate of Pedal "Mob
is the unavoidable confequsuce offuels pernicious habits, .
Where the unhappy fulferet over hill stildf t.
idly einiceabi hit misfortune, it mays. be 'fame conkilNtl s•
him to know, chat aithough it be an objed.of doubt or voseew•
talaty with other. Prattidonore, tbs. relpoval .of theta
CLEM lES by the gradually.* grR -t*siar is the acquire-
man of my czperier.ge. I the rho- of • •s. or Venus have
bosun to reduce manly vigour. much anxiety Will be pmvdited
iy an early counteradtion of .tble languid date, and le dirk
safes rile great difftruhiea will *coin
But. is here this Deficiency has 00 years edited. a proper P.
fever:ince is indlfgeptiblyresulanito revive the Ilumbring (packs
of 4-ife inAto tateruate the Coottitutlen.
MAP)U*D: OWN. who' bane long been &appointed
is !body. czeidiginiie %rift tx.aftbrea, thatha Pia
bleb tletrav turn qinkk isoL .* Sbill• •
.111aCIZ: fspdbibiliPaq caking,4cl:taking, and
= rat' I bast preftuned to Rate, form* *
1 flab of my *train. -and ht ookoldmM with** this Old
etton is gives, that ME Walt maybe eonfaked .pdtwally
I •
for by leases WAWA r04111i15030411 bolas b 14% *9l
flrtaa-
dd-ftreet, Scrawl. was Tespoiapts. •
'Mere Is tin sabligenal ntitOlnir g
and die namea -`4 doe dOors.•
bd..Lillaw of **awl Caw of Pawky;

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.- irVitINAL AtzTgovr v,
imotrimis coltiirkt
_ ; a 'CERTAIN CT/pt
r -fcr the BOWEL COMMA INT,, le a E'hy,,, &Lou ii
`APT-ER TAKINCI.
The molt excelleot and efficacious h7edieinc•for that Dlfqr,
der ofer yet difoatrefed; alfo for Nervosa Dif.aG•s, 5h..tt,.t.:4
Conftititkons, Confumptions, TrembliAss, &c. Dam' ity of tits
Body, StomachiC CoMplaints, and alrother.DiforCos, afitit,i
from a•reiartd State of the Nervous Syltent. .
Sold in lialf,pim,Bottles, costaioius Two. o„f9. ae si ~.4.
each, duty included
•At No. It' Pliers-ftreet, Soho, three doois front X,;...
..
Itrsucetc.hlipyoothrei)erfPinopnrigestbro tray
be afflided with that diart-racs
Complaint, 4 .callting as Apse, titan receive a 114 ttanTisi
as the Vendome inicat* is. far, thcii,od RI in:mit-ma.
~.

WORTHY Artartion OF THE A Fruer h a
ZRr--It is but juilkoto your merit, that l :hould
acknowledge, in this-Pahl* Manner, the Good 14,:d
per*secil from taking your asbableittfdiciscs, the Ilptank:i
Syral) andjtvervoos Cordial.
•I was allliatd for ftverd.years with a Violent Scorbutic Vl-
order ; se, atfd, with Dearnefkin an Arming degree.--I
find awhile& foi thefc CoMplaints. although I aopiitfltu
rtl orthe wit eminent of thelacallz, but was perfettlly
by taking the abovC Medleiges.
Yard, Sir, your ever Grateful and Hantble &tram
JOSEPH A ILTHY, Fartair and Kau,
Reybridge, ;scar Nialdeq, 1.411.5.
Witnefs to the above, Wu, SAXTON, Tihinghatn, Efits,
To Elie Brodum, Albion-ftreet, Illuckfriars,

ADVICE to BATHERS at B4TH HOT WELLS, SrA
BATHERS, &c. &c.
Dr) &moon begs leave to recommend the Butaniral
(the virtues of which are acknowledged brperfon/ of L:z
faihion and diftimition) to Bathers inutteasteiy aka quita.-4
the Bath, and one hour before, and iii.tsartieuiar to Goff
arc fubjeci to eruptions arifing from widow' hurnc.:ts, furry.
&c. the quantity taken each time two table fpoonfuis.
To nervous and debilitated conftitntioncin g:ticr4l, owing t,
an irregular cantle of life, as hard drinking, emotive gtitf, tad
thole debilities brought on by not knowing the cl. nttrout ten_
dency of a certain habit contracted at an early age, the Datuc
recommend.; the NE Imo sCo an L, two tt•a-fpootis ef
to he taken one hour before bathing, and one after. Tenni.'
antes walk after is necelfary.
. .

The Nervous Cordial hasbeen particulsrly arm:on; in Ar.e.
rice, where even a thoufand perfons have been raved &wing the
late prevalence of the yellow fcver.—The Dm for paztieutarly
recommends the above Mediciu e to pwfbeiegOit,g out to the Eat
or Weft indite, where the change °fair 'am} climate require the
aid of medicine to prevent the dungeons coacsuence which
muff refult in various conititutions.. _

The medicines may be bad at all hours, NV.th proper dined. .
tions wbolefide and retail; and wnriever will*. to conft.lz tic
Doetor, may do it every Monday. Tuefday, Werl:seijay, 2,4
Tlearfiry, from eleven to three o:clock, at his bOufe as abort.
...Innate to thake the bottle.
N. B. Perfons wad apply for theft medicines, will picf to
take notice, that it will be in vain to exped any reii4 from this
remedy without punanality ; for taking a bottle or twopro-
perly. then leaving a for tome day.* and beginning again, will
be of no kind of fervice. It Inuit he taken regular; aadin fora:
Mks it hath required the quantity netelfary for a perfect core,
to be taken before the patiait has perceived that he had Oh.
talned any relief; therefore perfons in the country, who wigs
to go through a regular courfe of it, thould take ears to have a
proper fapply of Dr. Brodum's medicines. .
The Botanical Syrup and Reltorative Nervous Cordial,to he
had at the Doaor's hook, No. 9, Albion-ftrect, near the Le-
verian Mormon, Surry-fide of Blachriars Bridge, in Bottles at
at as.; t a.; and 65.; (dutyinclu‘ded) ; Jebouk & Co.'s, late Bs.
con, No. tso,oxford-ftrect, oppofite Bor.d-Itreet ; Golding, NO.
Cornidil ; Ward, No 324, Holborn ; Wit her 4 (late Cockelesi
Medicine Warchoufe, No. zan, Stand, Temple Bar;
Royal Exchange; Williams, Perfumer to his Majefty, No. 41,
Pall-Malt E. **lett, arner of St. Paul's Church-yard;
Eaton's, Royal change;Ex Chintand Butler, No 4, Chap-.
'Ade; Buqgcols, Amick, and Son, No. 32, Harnar::::t ; Slom's
MedicineWarchoofe, High • fired,. Borough, oppoti re the South-
wark tank; Mr.Pidding's No. 76, Oxford Itreet, oppofite
the Pantheon; Forbes, DrUggitt, No. 32, Blackman-arm:,
Borough; and Dicey, Bow-lane.
And by all Printers, BookfrEcrs, and Venslers of Itledkicr.
In the three Kingdoms.

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