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• DUBLIN, JANUARY3t.
On sunday lalt two murders of an horrid na-
ture were ditcoVeed to hive heen committed in
the town of Kaiak:se ; the viaims were Mrs.
Frances and Alicia Kawkins, lifters, and maiden
ladies of very advanced.age. They had not been
Peen in that town front the Wednefday preceding :
an acquaintance going to church on Sunday, ac-
cidentally called at their houfe, and found them, •
both murdered in their beds. No caufe whatever
can be alifigned for depriving thefe unfortunate
women •of life, as they were rather in diked
circumilances, and of the. molt inoffeefive cha-
ratfter.
.Wednefday night -a number of armed villains
'found means toenter the hqufe of Mr. Adair, near
Sherlockilown, in the county of Kildare, and after
-difcharging a couple of piftols
_et Mr. Adair; the
ball from one of which paled through his body,
they robbed the houfe of divers very. valuable ar-
ticles, and Mounting Mr Adair's horfes, taken
from his Rable, proceeded to this city With their
booty. According to the account which. has
reached us, Mr. Adair's fervants, during the
night time, were, as a precautionary meafure,
placed in fume of the offices detached' from the
houfe, with which circumllance it wouldsfeem the
villains were acqtuiinted ; for having got into one
of thofe offices, they, under the Menace of death
in cafe of refufal; obliged one of the fervants to
proceed to the hope, whore voice being recog
nixed, ott requiring to be admitted, the door was
opened. The banditti entered on the infant, and
the fanguintry Wretches, withqnt any previtins de- ,
Mand or refulid, difchatged two pittolsone with
the eff...Et mentioned, and the other lodging 'eve-
ral !lugs in Mr. A's thigh. After tying him in
this melancholy Rate, they proceeded to his lino:.
they' t apartment, (truck her with the but end of a
pilot, and forced her to furrendcr her keys, and
point out the fituation of the portable property.
Mr. Adair was Rated not to have been dead when
this favagetranfaaion was related to our informant.
On Friday night laft, at Puckllown, near San-
try, in the county of Dublin, the houfe of an in-
dultrious farmer, of the name of Atkinfon, was
broke open by a gang of robbers, who.-plundered
it of every thing they could lay hands on, cal h,
hang-beef, Meal; &c. While they were in the
houfe, it was obferved that the fat mer's dogs,
which were Uncommonly fbarp, never barked, ben
on the contrary, followed them familiarly through
the houfe in the dark, the villains ordering to
have no candle-light. On application to Jutlice
Godfrey, and relating the above circumfiance, he
caufed fearch to be made in the cabins of the la-
bourers employed by Mr. Atkinfon, and in one of
thein was found the beef, which was pofitively
(worn to, as it had been dried and cured in the
country, and was cut in a different manner to
what is fold in Dublin, and was hung up by the
very man with .whom it was found—i.rie has been
committed, to abide his trial at the next Commit--
fion, Oa Itrong fufpicion of being a party in the
burglary and robbery above Rated—he had been
in the employment of Mr. Atkinfon three years.

MARRIED.
On the lad ult. by (pedal licence, at Ardfry, the feat of the
Right Hon. Lord Walkout, Arthur French St. George, Efq.
of Tyrone, in the county of Gamy, to the lica. Mira Hen-
rietta St. Lawrence, eldeft daughter of Lord Vikount St. Idaw.
renee, and one of the co-he-Vera of the late Countefs of KAI.

DIED,
Yefterday rooming, at his boat in Hertford-Street, May-
fair, the Right Hon. the Earl of Liverpool, one of his Ma-
jelly's Cabinet Minifters,ident of the Board of Trade,
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancafter, and Crdiedtor of the
Cultoms. His Lordihip bad been near fosir moths witted
to his boufe by a mutt revere rheurnatifia, which was a family
a/Cid/lon. He died in the both year of his agd, and has lift a
very large property behind him. He is fucceeded by his fon,
Lord Havviiefhury, M. l', for the Town of Rye in Siam •
At Bdinbuigh, ott the asd of January. Patti& kliab* of
Douniield and Morton, bfq.
On the 07th ale
.at Sonicrteo, in his scut year, joil.ph
Brain. He IVIIS a very hearty old M2ll, had not loft a tooth,
could read the fmaileft print without fpretaeles, and walk &OS
one codof the town to the other with the help of two flicks.
He has left children, grand-children, and gm, grand-children,

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greCUPat be. Si itNbeet whiCi r
ytnir BOTANie;'AI. Sllti: •
entix dOrnicnieceqtt uende of Ih6
at
wag
and VOUS CORDIAL, I think it but Jab to requelt • es
to pa my cafe, for the locntat of thufe who Insy laka •
Under a findlar complaint. I sv.•s afflicted fur a length of tin •
With a dreadful Nervous Diforder, that affedted me in a •
oxiiming , degree, my body was alfo (willed in a manner the
made my tithe:lce very, ;inferable ; I was advifed by the 1...-
en* to try the country air, at a time when they cook I,„
longer preferilmsto relieve MC, tIAiN I iilio diJ, but found 00 be-
relit ; -but by applying to you,. Sir, and taking your Modiehm I
ant quite rollored to beta and fpirits. I am, Sir, your ever
gmteful humble fervant, MARY CAIII.ANp,
Tallow Chandler,No• 34, Greii Alio-and, P, nd ......`,-fields.
Witpefs, WM. SPURGON. liath‘lal, near Clidmsfont, dui
father of Mrs. Callake; alfo AENJAMIS HAWKINS.
Nov. x, Him
• Mrs. Caflake will give any further inhumation to!pertuns
delirous of a perfanal interview, or by letters, pun pad.
Mrs. Taylor,l.ooklug-glafs Matattfatili,rfs C:..44, Ikaton.
(quart, was afflieled fur 13 years with a fever: Rheurisitifa.,
and an tibilniCtion in the Womb, which ennfed.her tin, nu.%
eacheiating paini; Ilie :Applied' to levant eminent l'hy 'lei:T..,
but never me ived any issmetit. In this lunation fin Ma ri-
courte to Dr. BltOD4iieMl Botanical: Syr Nervous Ce.ritin,
a.by only taking five bottles was per eured,an ' d Ins for
benefit of the afftiete'd, requefted Dr Brodura to puldilhlsir
cafe, and will give any
,pafon further fatisfiVidon who is d Cr.
cms of being ',stoma, —•Witnufs her Wag, this sth day uC
November, 1.400.
' Witnefs to the above,
ANY BROWN, B4tehcr, No. •

SARAU TAVLOI%
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A GUIDE TO OLD AGE.

The-flattering reception which this work has erperisaced Li
induced the Doctor to publilla the two volumes in one at a re-
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have THIRTY fulloulizzdftirnony
" 'I hereby certify, that
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SOLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH, price 3a
Jirß publiDied by Mathews, No. n! Strand, and Symonds,
Patasofter4oVea--40 THE PUBLIC.
THIS Work his paired through a mlinber of
*linens, and his experienced a fah unprececiently great ;
it is therefore now reprinted with many improvements, and it
may bo with conficience aliened, that fo valuable a publication
to the afilided In general has never been printed in this or
any who language he weak and delicate fcmalo—the
youth who has jun finifhed his education at any of dr! public
reminarics—the aged who are drooping uder &finders
Originating from 30 impurity of Lloo.i...ekeeple of :athian—
ftudious perform of a confined. 7.nd fedentery life—as alio
thole afflided with neryom. atfediloos'-in general, will hod
5'91141340N.11 ercirslE TO HEALTH" a faithiul compa-
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voities the enjoyment of a goal Rate of health will be a momem
without being ',offered of this [mail, cheap, valuable, audio..
portent publication.
The diforders peculiarly incident to the female lea in ever'
flotation. are alto expatiated upon, together wish advice to bet!
(cosi (or thole force infirmities of nature, which delicacy nft.a
forbids to difclofe' even to the neared relative: nomprraig a
'freatife on Female Drafts, Nervous, Hypochondriac, Coo-
funaptive Complaints, See. See.
The public are now prcfmted with a variety sinew °brava-
! lions in this edition, whereby the valetudinarian may belie;:i
the true pidure of his &fonder, whether hereditary or acciden-
tal, el:roe:deal or acute, and arothe belt approved renicdia fur
obtainment immediate and letting cure recommended.
And as tIeTTOWI and hypochondriac complaints are mush
snore prevail of in Europe than is generally Mushiest, attee"l.4
With many dreadful and alarming Symptoms, which certainly
chins affillance, and not as is too generally the r -;f;
contempt, the Author has Leen-very attentive to their method
of curs; and he flatters hintrelf from the olafervations be has
made, that the prefect is as good a maitre an thoth diloosy a.
any extant.
The tender Female, who, though by nature is &dined to
be the preferver of the human race, yet is, alas ! liable to
many Datum' fad:494nm. whirl renal= her condition truly
wretched and unequal when compared to the male. For what-
ever Stool= of life She is plated us, the feldenv enjoys a Peet!e'l-
Itate of health. If Scepters into the Wedded Rate, even teem
that tonne of pleafure romobing bitter arifes ; and Pregnancy
brings-with it a train of loathing, fickne/S:Bee. If the remains
tingle, the will (caredy be able to avoid labouring tinder tome
infirmity,becanfe (he is a" Brassier to a mother's pangs."
What can be of more importance to a female, than to be r rew-
perly acquainted with every Symptom to which the is peculiarly
liable ? And how to condo& hufafin fuck circumftancev,with- •
out wounding her delicacy by a ditch:Ore of her fears other ap-
prehenfluin, to the rude feintiny of pretended Friends ?
The Pamphlet points mu the methods of cure, friun a Lien-
horragia or Gonorrhoea to a confirmed &ORM To which is
added, an Dray on Seem Venery, and a Dlicourfe on Impo-
tency In the Male; Sterility or Borrowers incidantto Fens do,
Sec.; an Appendix on the fubjcd of a folitsry and &Relative
vice, and an addrers to Parents, Guardians:Tutors, and thole
who have the care and edit:Mien of youth. Likcwire advice
' to Bathers at Margate, , Scarborough, Bath,
Brif-
toi,'dtc. Sac. particularly thn with Nervous Complaint'.
The whale is diuftrated and interfperfed with a variety of ar-
thank fads, never before publitied, espial-Wog the rymptoreles
mode of treatment, awdntreedits in the different Rages ota cer-
tain difeafe : cautions to young perfuns of the danger of irapro-
pa connexions or improper treatment, Ste. with the difference
barns-it real venereal tymptoms and chore frequently miflakcn
fur than.
Thoth who have refideil in hot climates, and are ernaciat:e,
or labour under a contional drain of nature, whereby their bo-
dily Rime's is not only est. and, but silo their vigour and
vivacity impaired, will meet with a friendly monitor in this
(mall, though important publicadon.,-11 has been the means of
faring dividends of liras in the late epidemic complaints :a
America.
'rhc•valetudinazien by blab, who has raceivod from his pa-
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with the immoderate ufe of tva, and other weak and watery a' -
ments, has, without any fault of her's, brourtt on all the ofoiei"
tour fymptoens of a cunfuniptivt- :'able, and are, without timely
affillance, Stoking into art. untimely dove! To tech as the
The Guide to Health," will afford the molt pone:went m ate I,
and point out the mode of ref oration, to the enjoyment of dm
greateft of all the comfons.l-lealna, withal which life is ""t
worth ehjoying.
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no lets that Fifty Thailand Copies having boo dsfpoled 44 in
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