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COMMISSION IN • - 1106•Itkitto-Yesterday, Ulm Kent *as Isteight before Y.
Ornate, Esq. on a charge of stealing tottrdeals, the property or
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COURT 07 hING's BENCH, MARCH 1. The enttlirtliasiOtt was opened by the Rhea gone I
6rg Robert Holmes of Twickenham.
nAlutis v. cont. 4. the Lord Mayor, Lord Norbury, and Baron Georgi.l GcMre .
'Hitlenes is aes nutr, and his premises hassingarpeated‘
The plaintiff in this Case is a Jew attorney, and the Lord Nonnetty proceeded to charge the Grand in- ily been rubbed in the night of timber end various other articles,
&few lout. Henry Celsen, is a young Mall, for whom ries-be observed, that he always considered it a mat-1 two men were placed there tO waimb on Wednesday dot, and
Mr. Harris acted as attorney in the course of a prose. ter of great solemnity when he was called on by le, :. took up their ststion in a workashop. Early lo the morning tfiey
lu the premises, Who went to a barn from
cution agaiest the defendant bn a charge of felony,, duty on occasions similar to the present to meet the : °wl'i'cie.irte'veedh'ehteooPr thei;our deals, will' which he was In nt ''
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ie ses.ling e piece of plate. The plaintiff attended i respective Grand Juries of the metropolis of Ireland, ' whet one of the men,' won Wse stated wi ti a pistols 'want 6,;
et I:rot. dttferent examinatinns of the defendant before I and of the County of Dublin, from whom he expected and seized him; si desperate wool., took place, and though the
the natal- Olagistrates; he called in the aidoe'Coun- ! that co-operation which would preserve the petite of : other Mau assisted, the prisoner extricated himself from diem
;manfedliwbraairtunwo•lgnadwedayi;nbtotetsbettlanHflfeedhcheervisrtol atiuhith,
lei .i! s •,ne of these eirerninetions, on observierhat I the count' y by a faithful discharge of their duties at i b°
andlil
the le teectitor was assisted by Counsel ; and, On the ! the present Commission: Al:hough it did not appear sioed, and, jumpgine up, endeavoured to get a kniteer,ut"of his
&tt rt.J.,t , being folly committed to take his trial for ito his Lordship that there were many prbmineet mat- pm ket, when they knocked him down with the pistol, and secu •
' the °tame_ ,e ihe plAiiitiff acted As his attorney on that I tens to which he felt it necessary to direct the particto ; fed bins. The pistol, It appeared, was loaded with slugs. three or
; hfour
tisfLhlch entered his side, and when brought into the office,
trial eo It lidyeJ Counsel to conduct his defence, and i far attention of the luries, yet probably some of no
took secu utc.:s‘...try seeps, that the defendant was ! inconsiderabie concern
.were likely to come before ;ir.
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RAD •strru7glyrrai:p,randtweda4,hoebckongeluttotb4e,fsethateedmiennafocrhafiirr:
acquieed of the charge. It was for the plaintiff's i them. In point of legal advice lie could anticipate , hie at the prisoner under such eircumstatices contriving, -that
bet of costs in the course of these proceedings, amount- ' nothing by way of prelimieary instructions : if they being two of them, they might have been able to secure him,
proreeding to such violent means, especially as kr was
log to &57. that the p eseet action wail brought. should have occasion fOr such information, from the without
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known to them, having lately worked on the premises.
The above feats were given in evidence on the part high situation in which they were placed, they were 'The fact of the I.lony being proved, the prisoner wall NI
of the pleintele and Bailey,
a Police-officer, !wore. enabled to take the best iadvice the country could of-' eomniftree for trial, and ordered to be seat to the House of cor.
that on bringiee the defendant to the office on the , ford. It waa a matter of great consolation to the ci- ' rection, Cold hath-ficidi, where there is an infirmary, and a sur-
charge of felony, the defendant appliedte him to re- ! tizens of Dublin, to find that by the diligence, the as- germ in contemn attendatee.
UnioN.Hott..-Yesterday Joseph Hum, a hackney Coach-
Commend hill :tit Attorney, when he mentioned the i siduity and unremitting attention of their Recorder, mass, was brought before the sating- Magistrate, charged with
Verne 01 the plaintiff, Mr.. Harris. I and those associated with him, that the ditties of this _ stealing a bundle of chants, the property of Sophia bousfield.
Tile defences set up were manifold. It was al- ! Court has been so extremely well performed, and jus. Thee
prosecutrix
tiered,st.t th
atch tooker thes coach at Miim to drile-end. anve
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'edged that the defendant, at the period in question, nee so equally and impartially administered, that On th prisoner put i tor hhe ordered h
to, Blackman.atri!er, iu the Borough, where he set her down.
was a minor. ~.the presenteecasion these appeared but a very small,
whoseetisiiii
n.hieeng.:rt ovitita,sabeufiotergants
bad, forgot
r handle; and Co e
Lord Eeerentonoucts observed, however, that toi- i proportion of criminals that had not undergoneh
to give it herj•rbb es
sors- were liable for necessaries; and that nothing ;their sentence or conviction before the Recorder, or mounted his
boa, atliii tirOve elf. The proseeutrg however
could be a greater necessary to the defendant than :been delivered out of peel in consequence of their ac- soon recollecting her bundle, instantly went to two sldferent
coach-stands, which were Uccle 1110Fifttcni tsetse- y yards horn the
to furnish him with the means of defending a charge aquittals-bowever, some cases still remain. His Lord- ea t • but, though there were coaches upon each of them, the
of felony made agaiust him. The employment on ship had before him authentic documents on the tub- _ '
priiso'tter was not there, He was nb•erved by a tradesman to
the pert of the defendant was also denied ; and it jest under those wise regulations for the economy and dome Off at a great ratethe torment fie 'had set her down. Ihe
was contended, and was also given in evidence, that government of gaols, and which gave e full intimas yg worn= fortunately mare to the numher of the coach,
the prisoner was taken into cosnaiy. He was fully committed
' the plaintiff had been employed, not by the defendant, tion of the eleve) of every person that has been in-
but by a Mrs. Simons, his mother-in-law, and who carcerated since the last Commission. Experience and f" trial. •
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was suspected. of baing a party iu the alledged information had nettle it well known of what imper- i
felony. i tance it was iti a country like this, that justice samial LONDON MARKEPS.
The evidence adduced on both sides wits° corn- be well administered, and that the Megistrates should ; INSPF.CTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, February es.
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pletely at variance, that '• • -I
be active and Vigilant its their duty. No man ac- i . Wheat Perk" ill. Os. to 2§l lot. .•
Barley, per leaner 345. -41. to 425. -.4.
'Loyd Eueseotioucti declated himself(p unable, as ainted with the interior of the country, but must I slats'
265. -d. to 365. -1
In most cases, to ask the Jury to say where the pre. know what serious effects every thing like a disor- I Beans 545. -d. to 535.
.New dine 425. -d. to 4Gs. -4.
popery:ince of credit lay, but mutt rather ask them, ; ganised system of affairs within the metropolis and its
precincts have t n the extremities aird remoter parts Peal; 525. -d. to 565. -d
• 'if possible, to discover on what side, in this case, there eMiTHillet Al MARKET, March 1.
Was least of disgrace and infamy. That the plaintiff of the country : for the fashion of vice is more fol-1 . To sink the Offal per stone of alb.
had done the business was undoubted ; but on whose ilowed and more destructive, than any. other fashion. ! Beef 4s. 6d. to 6s. Od. Veal Ss. 6d. ro 71• id
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' account* Wed de it was the question for the consi- . There are various means taken of disseminating mis- attes . as. oe. to ss. od. Park ,ss. 4d. to 75 Od
* doe ion of the Jery. There were two circumstances in 'chief within. the metropolis, particularly through the' lIFAD OF CATTI I This !ma'. '
Beasts, al:out sso-weep ;nd Lambs, 4,100.
public prints, these are no secrets; every thing that is
' •'esSicleocee and those, Wet; which could not lie against Calves. iso-eers, too •
the piebatiffi first, that-he had, as was admitted, re- mischievous, is industriously promulgated abroad, the INEWCATE ANL:. I.EADENHALI. MARKET
: extent of those operations, upon the unsettled inhabi. ' Pervonenf alb.lsy the carcase.
abed 416, CiVatetoUilt, for which he had given no
. a arijditeand, secnndlYetbithe•was so little scrupulous, ' cants of the remote parts at drecountry, is beyond. nest 4s. 041. to Ss. Ihl. Mutton es Od. to Sc.ed. Veal Ss- Od. to Ts. Od
'Whit could get payment of his account, as to the per- calculation-they have very insidious .teachers, wboi • . Pork Ls. 4d. to 75. Od
Sheep Skins Sa. W. to 6s. Od.
thelefront whom he did receive payment of it, that het are never wanting to communicate the contents of i . PRICES OP HAY AND STRAW.
'Away wrote to the defendant's brother a letter, , those prints, bet also of adding comments of theid- Si. pyre's. Werrtemaetc.
threatening him with a prosecution if he did not pay ' own, calculated to deceive and mislead the common ' Hal' 61. Os. to 91. 15s. Hay 11. 105. to 91. 14s
that account. This letter had been produced to. ay ! pettpie, and to further the views of those, from Whom Straw se 155. to 41. 7s. Clover SI. Ow to 111. 10s.
• 1 Straw Si. 10s. to SI. IS.
but it' was for the Jury to determine how far this i such productions flow. - PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.
could, is conjunction with the other circumstances of His Lordthip was certain, that the Gentlemen of Meadow Hay 71. ts. to 91. Os. Bowen se la. to et. tn.
the Cases tend to shew that the defendant himself had
the city and county of Dublin must feel great ogli.: Clover se es fa 91. 9, Straw 31. is.. to 31. 15t.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH NIAREET.
sewer undertaker] to pay the costs of proceedings, in . gations to the Magistrates, for their vigilance, ala-1 • Bags Pockets
which he' was so vitally interested.-The Jury, after crity and zaal ; the late improvements, under the . Kent 51. Ss. to 71. 155. Kent GI. es. to 91. 9s
consulting fps a few minutes, found for the defendant. j auspices of the Legislature, to regulate the wino.; Sussex 51. Os. to 71. Cs. Suva 51. 101. to 71. 151
Mtn/COUR v. WAIBRHOUSE. t my of the metropolis, by dividing it into districts, i RAW HIDES.
This was an action brought by a travelling dentist has been the consequence, in defiance of every in- Best Heifers ant Steers (per Ordinary Is. 10d. to Ss. Od
against the proprietor of the stage-coaches which start .4idious endeavour to promote breaches of public de- : stone) ess ad. to Si. std. Market Calf 15.. M. each
- Iva) lead•lane, to recover the sum of £4. I Os. the . torus', which is permitted to be presevered in with- mPitttroga. ed. to. stw M. English Horse les. to 14.. Od
• LEA I HER IN. LIiADEN HALL MatlitKET.
value of nine doyen tooth-brushes, directed for the out observation or coercion, would breed anarchy and Butts WO. Sad. Calf Skins S4s. 45.1
• plaintiff by the defendant's Shrewsbury coach, which confusion, the history of our own times tells us so-. i Ditto 24d: 114501.• Ditto Ms. Aod '
lever came to hand. The plaintiffs mother, who de. die time is not loag past by, when it was felt-the I. Metelanes' Beaks lad' "K D'"' 275 32d
livered the pir cel' at Lad-line, at first swore that she country ought to profit by the history of those times, ! rFer7eit.leag leiidHesetes 3 :ddi. Lid. Large small Sal.. Ss* ad' sa" id
id. ' Large ditto I2os. 160.
lii4l no AO the Soh or 10th ef March, but afterwards and to co-operate nn a determined resolution to pre-lOrop Hiects for tut t. 141 mt. Tanned Horse Hides led atsd
404bessed her uncertainty as to the dty ; but it ap- vent a recurrence of the same ;to keep a good watch i Ditto lied. 1941. Goat Skins Stn. 70s
pealed from the books of the coach-office, that the over the peace of the country-every man to act in I PRICE DF TALLOW.
St. James's Market 45. 414. Town 'fallow 76:1 01
delivery" did ant take place till the 29th, which was his respective sphere with vigorous and well regu.l
Clare Market et. ed. Yellow Russia
lits std
rafter the period of the plaintiff's enquiring for the par- laced. vigilance. He did not wish to let down the u,
..bitechapel Market 4s. 4,1. White ditto Mit od
eel at Shee*Sintry. It was remanded to London
... country with respect to its history-he wept for per stone of .51b. ---- Soap data. Ms Ott
.&; ,nn the. plaintiff's enquiry for it in town ; and an of: her misfortunes, arid wished to draw is veil over them, its Sid. Melting Sao[ ells We M
fee to deliver it to the plaintiff on the Ist of May was but he could not lose sight of them-even the great Average 4s 54 Ditto royl" Ses 00s OA
Graves les Od Good Dregs lls Od
proved by the defendant. The parcel, which wes metropolis of England has felt the ill effects arising • Yellow Soap, Ws-Mottlod, 90s ocl-a.Curd, ass. M.
11, • w opened, contained two or three letters dated as from the inattention of her magistrates; and in the year/ Price of Candles, per &meta ifts od-Muoids, is. ed..
lately as the 20th of March ; and ! 1780, in consequence of their supineness, and for want • eteurrote FAsa.-Wednesday se nnight there was the largest
Lord Ect,eNsoneuoft, in directing the plaintiff to of a proper exertion of their dutiesand authorities, that show of Mimes ever remembered. Prices considerably lower than
last year.
dealers.
Thom: ofligure and action rapid)), bought up by dos
.• be non-suited, observed, that if others were to deal as great metropolis of the empire, the proudest city in the
pridrcessu.gGhtrehatornsursnthweerrsewnelnutcahwin request,
hardly bysthe plaintiff as he had done by the defen- world, had nearly been destroyed by the inertness of a butsouthboerunceteaalterres.ducCedo
dant, he would be sued for the Post-office penalties magistrate that afterwards suffered heavy penalty I
; : front their total inutility; not knowing for what purapyoseonsther;
• of R2O, Upon
,sending each of ehtese letters in a parcel. in the character of Lord Mayor of Lotedon, a charac. were to be arplied. The grain market, the day preceding. was '
very dull. Wheat front 275. to 301.. the Carllsle bushel. Barley
In the examination of a clerk in theeleiendant's coach ter very different, in comparison, with that vigilant
office, his Lordship also observed, that the public had . firm, active, and great personage, the present Lord very heavy, as low as I ill. Oats froth 8"' 6‘!' to Ms' 64'
At Norwich Corn Market, yon Saturda there was a tolerable
a right to.seesthe parcels hooked for which they paid ''Mayor of. Dublin, with whom his Lordship bad the supply of Wheat, which sold frons 425. t 04.45. per caomb. Barley
. . tielo-penCe booker"; and directed the witness to Cora : honour to be associated in the present Commission, was lower, and business Bat, the growers not liking to sell at a
.stet the'Practice of his office in that particular, he and with the zeal and activity of those highly respec. further reducti one price, namely, Lis. to 16s. Beans likewise
were not of soh value, fetching only from 175. to les.
, • having hitherto refused to chew his books for that table characters, who had for the last few years, so
very prime samples las. scl. Oats remain steady from Its. to
purpose. .. • i ably filled that important office ;to that vigilance the 1.,. per comb.-At the Castle Hill, on Satur.My, there was a
: FULI.i.a It. FORD. i country owed much, but cases would come before the . better 'hew of fat beef than on thepreci-sling week, and whklr
This was an action on a Bill of Exchange, which Juries in their several jurisdictions, which would call I was somewhat deeper, selling at from 9s. 6d. to 91.94, per stone.
Fat mutton was very scarce,
Was agreed to be metre a special case for the opinion for their patient and elaborate inquiry ; if such casestbut yet cheaper, fetching front 71
to 73,1. per lb. There eras scatcely any lean stock exhibited. '' 1
of the Court, on 'the. f 'flowing facts : The Bill in were connected with those momentous matters which
mii.oshriere:iowt,isets. es.- ]'ills being the slay appointed for the
question was paid into the B..nkers' by a person of threaten diserganizetion, the Jury should deliberitily
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np.o4risisaticortelmprupiot nortsheelxoeins
edfortrich they .
theinerhs of Hattie, who after paying it in, and be- and scrupulousty inquire into the foandation of the bad igprenvifousatlye
• . fire It Was duo; became a bankrupt, having overdrawn charges ; for, according to their oaths, they should with uauch keenness, and the work as
in general so
outdidwee peers.
' ... bis account with the plaintiff. 'lle had- frectiently leave nothing uninquired into, for if justice be hood, formed, that it was with great diliculty the Judges eter-
inlonde who were entitled to the premiums. After a very misstate
overdrailebtfore; on' stkh occasions the Bankers winked by Grand Jurors not doing their dutyeit of-
guineas
ac, Itrlo examination,telobnK. chary
inadtorage‘dvatnheh is;opirhemt.untht
eo,fzds
discopnted; nut of which they wrote off the amount fenders were let go abroad not only with impunity, but
overdrawn; but the bill in qnestion was wrote short in with triumph, in consequence of the inattention of of 2 guineas, to William itutliveo, Oahiltreeg, Mile; the 3d, of
guinea, to Hens y Hastln, • servant to Mr. tames
gave him notice, and he usually sent them bills to be Grand Jurors to the solemn oath they have taken- onc
Loanha-ad ; and the Allan, of
Lis account and *as not discounted. The question their being assembled together wduld be a mischief fourth, of half a guinea to Pavid Mason,
,:.servant to the sense Mr. Allan. 'lite Judges appointed to ell-
reserved Vrah whether the Bankerc, under these cir- instead of a benefit to the country.
cumstances, had a lieu upon the Bill' amine the work, and award•.the •prentitons. were Mr. James
1 His Lordship said, lie would abstain from glarcing 'France, Mr. Jelin Trotter, Mr. William Wilkie, had Mr. 110-
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-------.- ; at any thing that did not come within their commas 1 ens :Man. ,
Thursday a case was tried at the Court of Requests, duty • co-operating, as they were, for the preserve- i - -
Westminster, of some importance
summoned by
impettarte to housekeepers,housekeepers,thin of the public peace, it was not his intention or
The master ef a house si r his servants wish to take a wide political view of. things, however
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for a month's wages, whys it was decided in favour they were passing in review before him, that were not
. •ct the master ;on the groend that where servants strictly with the splice of the present criminal inquiry.
misbehave, thatigh they may have agreed for a month's But it there were matters of public notoriety passing
notice, or wages, they are not entitled to recover the before the eyes of the Jury, it would stimulate the
same. Jury to a due sense of the importance of the sacred
' - A few evenings ago as Mr. Pledge, a builder, was duty they were engaged in, and make them unremit-
returning from litcheling, on horseback, he was steps ens and aeieu ut-,and give them the pleasing reflec-
ped by two to•itrads, in the stable costrime of the 10th, non, that when the Commission was over, they could
Or Prince of Yales's Own Light Dregoons, who rob-, Congratitlate themselves:with having doe their duty
bed Lim of what loose silver he had about lien ; but, :to the public. His Lordship concluded by observing,
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fortueataly, missed his pocket-book, in which was
that he has lemented, and was had''
cons :terabits eropetay, stud his watch. When tie el- lament; that dote was not better
lains feat him, Mr Pledge, at full speed, cut across the . Grand Juries; he would be sorry
Down for the ban-arks-where the 10th Dragoons are ference of men who he was io dr
statimied, mid communicated to the officer of the , and retpecting.in private life, '
and what had (lectured, who instan•ly ordered the of this feeling, and take
,notic,
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bugle to be sounded, the reeiment dune quartered to duty in men whti were seeking
be mustered, and their names called over, when it
wishing to be thereps esentati vat.
WO s.4slactorily femur that not a single individual i .Atter a few motions were'a
gilts whole corps was absent. I adjourned tu Monday.
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AfiVte2. . .
WAN Men of Education an..l pioressionid h;,;I
use persevering endeay.iites to .listutsr tl.: that to 44:4
cettain enethod of treating a kw I.reraVdng Diets.. One sti. a.,,
ful resnit *Falsely experitoos it thenrit pfto7uf inipervitity..
Messrs. GOSS end Cu. Saracens, rcacLuly etUuntint seal toi.
tined inri every branch of theprufessien 6..keiha at des of . th,
front different heispitals-, and test ipamials Loin she Most viol . at
Physicians, they have to Convince any itittairerl, Ilete brie{,.
duced to make the cute of the fnilowing thy abject ii their pl r.
titular study, viz. a terrain Irlsordcr, (resins-nth, cots/ea.:tea Lt a
!moment of intoxication, and Ls Co:tombs:in:, : trictsrt%abd
j ()leers which! bran Imprtieed plan, are t?eirdily and' cf..etailly
'Cured ; as also debility, IllklidlCT ilfeiltg front Rteidtattaistis it.dtti.
'mimes, lotsg resi..lence in warm Climate., 06. a ',ere, snla at, vine,
;too 0 ten unhappily Orstitsl by tie reads of both-st tics.% eke
lone causing sterility or barrenne-s, and in C.v,,thvi a slitter:4a'
I train of nervous disease:, Svbieb, if not tinnily rettl'Aal, tern*
nate in impotence and Cunsaniptlon. .
The tenth of a long and defensive -pr.tetir., has emulated theist.
by t superior meriatd, to remove tityrst coin; i nett, huw''nr its:
venerate or trituplitatedonithaut I.l.c:up. t L,- i.st cat tisist tin
least restraint in diet lice/cerise; ar,d in re• i r Visa Teas ..1.,.
;where an early altritcattoo is made at tlistov-g y nY oa, inTectam.,
'they pledge themsetvrt to pet lam 1 tag' in 'the sfitiltitsci!.i
vat* drys. 'lke unprecedented beiv*ts of their neck. 41 tl:! •
!men (which his nev.trbeenlemen to Eli! in •1111: siazle inst.r...-e
in a practice of twelve years. clatitia selsith ytektnl mar t :is.sit..:
of both sexes hate been cured. even lifter severe tuns t.)trith,
'methods had been pursued Ly "o:!‘<:. itiatatnsietvi VOLLWt ii !yea's'
induces them to thus pttlAiciy sffer their Idvie.
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Merits. GOSS and Co. may be cothultid taailypthtmilly at by
letter, by either see, with inbiokible seer,. cT,iicli•-itch; rid at : tinier,.
P.itients in the country are retipeced td ducrthe their ase,
manner of living, &c. intioving,a Bank gate, ada the erre nil,
be duly attended to, and adelte and mill:Jena sent to tbq tart n
the kingdom.-Is, Bouverde-strvi, Pkil tees.
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FOk COUGHS, HGARAEN'

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THE; great Demand for Mr. GREEN OUGli's
LOZYNGES of TOLU, after fifty years' trial, proves
their superiority as'thelnoit pseasant at.d effimitalskesileily
all Coughs, Hilarsenesses, Sor: Throws, arditigetunions an the
Lungs, healing the Rawness and Somme 4 sf o'llo 4 , 'talc.
fording Relief in Sh.artnes.of Astionalc, and Clanswovs
tiVe Complaints, They do no, cloy the Sttswic.4, CM4L,t oa
Appetitt. The g;nulne, only, have R. HILT WARDspAutaa as
the stamp; all others are counterfeits.
They ire prepared and sold by R. Hayward, (Successor to 'l'
Greenough, the Inventor,) retnnved from Ltolgstt -hal to 15,
Piccadilly, London; sold also by.gewrierrys, St. Pail's Clittretts
yard ; Dicey* and Co. Bow COurch-yard ; 13sy:ey and Co.
spur-street; Bolton and Tut, Rota% EZetft ter; Bacon, ittr.fott..
street ; Clarke, Borough ; and Ward, lioltinin and the Veadia
of Genuine filedicints tl•ougl:cia the *Jutted Niogslutis.
Price Otte Sl,ilCiag and Three liwftio ree the Bees.

DR. likt.F.M AN'S GU a' 11A t'Ll.tl FARES
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'HE ,valte of' this Infallible h.ts beee ss
long proved, that notitle.g of the prevent day tan bar
comp.:4'm with It in all the clan-rot ante! of ts certain Distese„
which it effectually tures and eradicates from the habit, withon
exciting the painfad feelings- and exponire that metals salivate:a,
without debilitatlug the constitution in any degi4e, arrren rein.
ring confinement from trualaossor ran-talon in diet. 1 ht radital
virtues of these iNstitnahl !Drops have provtli thArrlaint to paLiic
approbation for more than $0 years. lo all the dabiiiry of both
seses, they prove a never falling restore-cave...Wu/her the dshAty
',produced by too free U3C ntescury, illicit ;flout:ray or Utast.
facts of a warm climate to travellers, and those guiug kbroad,..l.
riiey cannot. be recommended too strongly to those *rho will its
ceive a safe. speedy, and complete cure in all oki stubborn
and every weakness that affects the bladder aod organs of urine. i:y
Its efficacy natty, woseiln have heeome caosharterhe lee years bed
been deprived of that happiness.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheigitle,cury
net. of Patentostcr-row ; miter and Co. scett, Carsaiik Mantlet•
sten, and Snatch,- rAnburgl: ;• Baiter and NPlitinald,
gow ; Hosland. Granville anti Son, Githert, ard
mouth; Hall, Hardieg, and Johnston, Leppert ; Neither? and
Son, Dublin ; Pack and Turlier, HuU; Al nett, Malor),
Jones, Portsea; Sharp, Portsitiouth ; Jogger, 1 aileron ; Tn. waist',
Exeter; Creswell and Banns, bath; rirown,briatoll and tuu.4
Cosntry Medicine Vandurs, In hazes at is.9l W. avid this. cam
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EAST, WErSt NORTH, A Sp..;—oU'llt,
CHBA.PANDEXPEDITIOuSiILAVELLLSG,
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THE SARACEN'S 13/141).1biN, SNOW- I.GMX)N.
'l'Hl,' following POST-COA.CIIES Set Hitt at *t.
duced pricey I'ER, only Two Cerra; I vb:4e;
and Al tits. 6d. Inside, t 3 LILY MOU-1-1-I, &anew.* o'Lleeir ev.
Morning, with a Guars!. and Lamps throtrel HuAteit, At
Bridpott, !Panellised, and Salisbury, to Mr. WiNrishlCS,
Arias, llynionth; and to the King's Aries, Dock.
CHESTER, Newport, and Wbitchurch Ist:w Post. Lori,
every Evening at Hee o'Clitek.
BOSTON, Spalding, ken:thorough, Stilton, and HttnitingCs
new Royal Mall Coach, nets net every Lvetnns.—Coachei a _a
Boston to Sptlsby, Louth, Giiinsby, aui Heil, ,
I.IVER,POOIO Warrington, Ktursford, :iron', and Liteth.i.
Post Coach, coiled the Expeduion, every k veining at Five eau:,
to the Angel Inn, Deefatrett, bsvervol.—Guaril thriughow.
BATH and BRIsTOL Flynt; Post-f7oaches. through Our- 34
ham, Caine, assii Marlborough, every Afternoon Tv Wear W.:.
May's, the Greyhound Inn, Baru, and the Loudon
teas-street, Eris 01, next hibtliing.=Coac:cs to Wells,
water, Taunton, &c. , •
LEEDS new light Corach.ealled the Ruckir.gham, sets out vice!
Morning at Eight o'Cluck, carries tune ,at,
markably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes thr.urrh stain.
ford, Newark, Retiord, Doncaalf.r, and F. rrybr.f7;;e, to the
Golden Lion, Leeds, Aso day at neon. 'll:,,twith4•;W:l.ng tln
uncommon expediuon of tins coach, it is allowed to be the aloe
agreeable and complete public eue‘veyance in the North
being unequalled ie acconimodkitin b any tither:
KENDAL, Laiteaster, Preston, Kirby, Lomat', Boitc.i,
Chorky, Ortaskirk, and Game/1g Fog cosehes,every
at Five o'Clock.—Guarded.
GLASGGIA',. Longrown, Grerne.Green, Anne, Demi,' 1,
Brownhill,lhorulidl. singular-ISA:4 Cualuock,
alllarts of Scotland, Canipf tflosen Coa,ds, Daffy.
YORK, Newcastle, add Ediubtergh new Come., pee4n.
with a Guard throughout, sea out every Martinig ac
Six o'Cloet, by way of Newark, Raiford, Tadeaf ter, Dar,i:y,•
Nurthaertosi, Dosiheree,, hlorpetk, and licrwi:k. Pus. ",•r•
tiuding themselves fatigued Iron the I, ttg:!k of the feta:toy, vv.,.
rest what time therphase,and then Froceetl on w;th...t any a -
ditional Clark, the Black Jwan, Goney-surer, Yet...
runs Coaches to *sadvelaud, • Hull, hcarbotuugh, Lay, a:
locker place..
BP3DGENOILTI-1 and 'Walsall, new Peer C,.-".
Evening.
CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven Post Coarb, g V
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Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. pow. thrOug4 ••
, Appleby,. Grew abridge ' Riehmvnd. Catteriek, Berf..e.l '..•
Yr./herby, Aberdeen, aviertter, Ind Grantham (the n•ii. • •
by eighteen miles). Seteopt only Morning, and pt.to7 •
journey with the greatest facility. Passengers (arta a:ed
road by business, et pizasure, have the la:collar aiivar.taf,c
artits•bring secured* the n tat
•
EGLIFSE, a new Flying Post-s.;oach, to York, Sun:. -.1.• •
GRAVEL., S ANIS LUMBAGO. , Newcastle, acid Edinburgh', carries Poor [miles ads, ,r V
IT ICKMAN's PILLS is an effeetuat Cure for toe Evening, at Four e' Cock, by way.of Doncaster, Grauttiari, Al .1
.11. Gravel and Stone, stoppage Al Urine, Complaints In the ,Stamford.
Back and Latins, Kldner, and Bladder, LIAM:Mrs iStc. SUNDEN.AND, Stockton, and Yarm
•new Coach tY.ry
Of the various complaints tocldere to tie human frame, then Morning. to the Oeuege Inn, Jantleeend.
are none mote dreadful in their nature, nor more alarming in MANCHESiIiIt, Winulow, Congletan, Newcastle, Wal,fll
their consetuences, thap the Gravel and Stone. They are emu- and Woisierhampton Pow-Coack, every Mterreson.—Guardel•
plaints to which every person, even the most ahreendous, is bripiwgiutty, Wellington, and Shia:and roft-Cuitcb,
liable, se the air we breathe and the Water we drink are imp, eg- , Royal Charlotte, eve: y Evtifir.e, —totiatided.
nand with particles which put only cause these excruciating tor- SHEFFIEI.D and Itotberhain Post-Coach, cal Led the Itt.ck' tL-
tures, bucase a foundation for rem otter spec es of disorder. hum every Moreing.
' I iicc A'S Original compnsid of the niosr innoceut in- • BiltivllNGliAiVl :Mercury P.-iii--coseh, with a Guard, sets f a
bate b,en, found of singular efficacy, IR not only dim afternoon, sue reaches. Birmingham met ti.iy at none
strengthening the vessels containing the urine, but happily de- Passes by ()Hogs!, Euwtuttt and Eituystusie to the Saracen's I iV4.11
straying the Petrifflog quality' of it, from which proceed the ‘, Bull-street, Ilirmineham.
•-• &C. retuoving the calculi, or grtity concretions, Tur I'ENHAI4 and Pee montin Coach, Daily, at Half.?ae.
.
?try seralcioussteedeney to those disorders, wage-Tea, lialflost Two, Hal:-paa Fosse,and Hair-past haven e e.;
HEIL I FORD, Ware, Huddession, mid Carman Coas:ll,rril
remit at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cbeapside, coma .tooettit.y,
; Scott, Baxter and Co. and ‘ViasifLat B. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully acquaint :
,*; Calf and Scott? Edinburgh; iina;and. Friends ami the Public, Vac they will nor be accultir.ratlle for
Glibrit, and Heydon, Plymooth ; Newt ery Parcels or 1.11;az,,,, ittc. -.1 more than Five dotwaits Value,
; Pak and Turner, Hull; Wilnry and Jones, or damaged, unless entered as !meta Betio& for aceuedulyi;.
Portsmouth ' • lo;;get, Taunton ; Trewman, L •-
ae- e baraeyee Haise4,44s ' 5iuma4,11,1,01034.
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'4 limo, Bath ; Boerne, Bristol; Hull and ,
and meet neekseliers in every town, in
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• LAIV INTELLIGENCE.
newels,* / k AM% RENCK. MARCH 1.

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as sorry be had sun to above compliiurs, &c.
qter attendances on the 'aus bin".:ll.B t'vcrY ge
orTy to speak with 11)44-
out coolitement.
i the habits of meeting of Pladtowntstect-roa;d• r
, but he must lose sight 7 burib ani Glogov::
:c of inch derelictio4 of ', Granvill lull Son. Gin
g the highest qffices iitid aid Sun, I! t71.4i11; Pd
to of thetrfeaow-citizolns. rt ti:rr:liveari;',„larl',.H' ~„„—..d 1
disrlitd 04 the Court Brovriv, NewTork;
/am 4,1 61,1445 ch.
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