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London, England, 1811-05-16 00:00:00

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WENCH NAVAL FORCE► TN THE MEDITERE ANLAN.
ale following is a list of the French marine force as
it stood at tke beginning of April, 1811 :

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ACCLESLAS ricAt PROMOTIONS. f - "flit: POTTTERGYVS NtritVOUS CORDIAL DROPS.
Wtucatrratt, May 11.—At a private ordination, held by the "1. 'HE latent cause of Nervous 'Disorders lies in an
Lord Bishop of Gloucester, on Sunday morning, in the College 1 imporeState of the animal juices, Which instead of nourish.
Chapel, Mr. Charles Williams, A. B. Fellow of New College. Inilnd aupprt.ug the principle of life, irritate and derange the
'Oxford, was admitted to the order pf priest; and Mr. Joseph nervous fibres; tl.is produces various complaints of a relax. .1
Charles Helm, A. B. Fellow of Waitham College, Oxford, atnl
habit, the animal spirits not beim supported, Hypochondriac aril
Mr Henry Huntinitford (nephew to his I .orcishlp,) student of Hys-erie affections arier,and from td's diseased state of the blood;
Civil Law, and Fe•low of New College, Oxford, were admitted proceed the varletss maladiestbat etnbitur life,- mar every pre,..nt
to the order of Deacons. enjoyment, and cut the thread a existence by a premature decay.
----''''—'"-- For t hese disorders Ur. For is cam L's Fah awl s Coaot A 5. Daors
Tuesfity het. at Cl•Fon, near Bristol,Mrs. Struth, wife of WU
• BIRTHG. have been Wend ihz lm: remedy, the most powerful restorative,
lam John truth, Esq. of a daughter. and reanimating tins:dimmer it has been proved an infaibble cure
ft.: thmevescou brelth, has been injured in warm climates, or
A few days since, tire Lady of Captain Bates, of Marlboroughlet
dose attelAtem to boomers, and a sedentary life. Its powirs have
been fully confirmed in those infirmities which a tick 'he young
?lice, Brighton, of a son. It is a remarkable el instance, ttat
no female has beets born in the Captain's family, winch is vary
of either sex, and too often prematurely produce old age and all
numerous, for snore dna' half i century. the weaknesses connected with it. No metlidne poueors such
MARRIED. gtineral r.:storative qualities, or en wen adapted to eery class of
On the 14th hist St St.l,uke's, Chelsea, John Veiled, Esq. Sur- I
vale. to:Marian, ; the cold nerves and weak muscles of related ha
germ, R. N. to Mlas Anne Hunter Alknium second daughter of bits are warmed, at:mated, and confirmed; by them the limbs
AlotanderAlltman, Fug. senior, of the Island of Jamaica. acquire fresh vigour, the exhausted veins are filled with ri•.ll and
Saturday.. at Se. Georges Church, Hanover-square, wiriarn Ihealthy juices, the spirits droop;ng aid larg ilii, bee. tue rotted
Hargood, Fsq Rear-Adosiral of the Blue, to Maria, third daugli- and etbi'rated, the different fut ctions of o. p -ite and dig-steal
ter of the late Thomas Somers Cocks, t.sq. are promoted by it, and the whole censtitutou receives new lik
Saturday last, at St. Mary-la-Bonne Church, tfie Rev. Jobe and strength. This grand restorative of health cannot lie recom
Ballard, of Easton, Hams, to Sophia, widow of the late Robert 1 mended with too much eagerness to the female sex, in the dtiicate
Moss, F.sq. • and highly nervous state which Is known to succeed cbil.lh,d,ard
1 thee peculiar indispositions of the set, which by want of site:
tion, are apt to produce the most fatal and lingering disuses, and
even devil itself.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Bider's, No. 4. Cheapside,
corner of Paternoster-row, I .ondon ; and by mow Coilliity Me-
thane Venders In every town, in bottles at 411. titi. nn,!2•,.. -rot,

LAW

'GE,

ADMIRALTY COURT, MAY' 14. Majestuetise - 120 guns, Adsn.Ganteaume, Chef trEtat.
Major Duranteau, Premier Adjut.
Golfinho, -Pinto master.—This-Was a question 01 Volsin Capitaine Violet
salvage, for Which the Court pronounced 1-Bth. Austerlitz - 120 Vice-Admiral Allemande
Sill of Akona, Houricks master.—This was a fur. Capitaine Guien
ther proof case horespect to certain goods, which mere commerce de Paris 190 near-Admire comas
Capt. Brouard
condemned. Donauw ert - 110 Capt. Internet •
(Economic, Kruse master —This was a reserved th,„ - _ 74 Durtoa
question of damages, which happened to the ship Danube - 74 Henri
subsequent to the capture. The Court was of opinion Bieoaw - 74 Allem
illeande
that no blame was imputable to the captors, but that 3"firlnn - f 4 Leav
mea GMontalvert
damage arose c
the
inonsequence of the tempestuous. "i 4 • - 7 4
74
gnannue Ju:no
state of the weather, and dismissed the complaint. Ajax - - 74 Petit
El Rayo.—This was a question with respect to La Boree . 74 Senn',
74 Mahe
head-money. The Court pronounced the interest to H'"s"ibal -
• . 40 Capitaine Dubordan, C. V.
be exclusively in the Donegal, but allowed the joint Pe 1
p, , I ~e, „I Penelope - 40 Capitne Duborde, C. V.
be exclusively in the Donegal, but allowed the joint Ponit,ne - 40 1 .osamel, C. v.
captor his expences. Pauline - 40 Monttort, C. V.
.
Gustaf Adolph, Peters master.—:..Restittition ff . Annelle - 40 Maynard, C. V.
i -
the proixrty was decreed, subject to the captor's Prostrptne 36 Ganteaume, C. F.
I Incorruptible '4O Martin, C. F.
expences. •
Themise - 36 Villon, C. F.
Maria Sophia, Guhlshoff master.—Certain goods, Is Vettoriense 22 csittenades
consisting of candles, soap, and tea, were condemned.. Alrien - 40 new
Hercules, Jurgenson master.—Cargo aniderlltledi. Armed store-ships, carrying each fle guns—La Navire and la Ba-
leine, 800. tons each; and Durango., 450 tons.
. Building—At Toulon, Monarque and Sceptre; at Genoa, a line
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY 13. of battle ship and a frigate.
THE RING V. THOMAS MILLS. N. All the 40-gun frigates carry 18-pouttifers—these of 34
•The defendant, who had been found guilty on an guns only 12-pounders; those marked thus • were built at Genoa;
signifies Capitaine de Vaisseau—C.
u.
F. Capitaine de negate..
indictment of assault upon a man of the name of C. V.
Yarnton, by striking him with his shovel, for re- lAT
La Danae', Capitalne Decouche;c°R la 11ore, Capitaine Lambert,
moving the defendant's dust-cart, on order to pass by i4O gulls tack.
with his cattle, was adjudged to pay a fine of it 5 to ;• AT LTOOAT.
the King. La Girafe and Is Caravan armed store-ships—SOO tons, SO guns.
, A r LROIIORN. PORT VISINI ARO GENOA.* •
THE KING 9. T/T2 CORPORATIoII OF GREAT YARMOUTH. L'Abeille, IS carronaties, 36-pounders, Murat, L V.; le
The Rule Nisi, obtained by Mr. GARROW in this Courier, is, l'Endyniion, 16, Janus, foi, and la I.igurie, 16.
case on a former day, calling on the Mayor and Corn- ; AI POST VCNORt.
La Tactique, eo, 20 carronades, 36-pounders „ and la Fleas.,
mon Council of Great Yarmouth to shew cause why '
10 guns, schooner.
a Mandamus should not issue, on the grounds of their TOULON.
having thought fit to neglect meeting for the purpose : Rtssian Ships—Moscow, 74, and St. Pierre, 64, unserviceable
of transacting the public business of the Corporation, —to be cut down to hulks for the slaves.
as required by their charter, was this day opposed by , - L. V. signifies Lieutenant de Vaisseau.
Mr. BIST.
Mr..GAnnow was heard in support of the Rule,
which the ordered to be made absolute.
The business of the Court this day was wholly un-
interesting. At one o'clock Lord ELLE:SWAM:LAI
went to the House of Peers, and Mr. Justice BAILIN
sat at Nisi Prius for his Lordship in the City, but no
Cause of interest was decided.

- . DIED. - - •
On the 6th instant, at Upton-on-Severn, Katherine, wife of
Colonel Houstotin.
On the 21st ult. at Rytoo, in the county of Durham, Mrs. F.
Wilkie 'Thorp, wife of
sthe itev. Charles Thorp, Rector of that
place.
Mr. Benjamin Cannon, second Clerk• of the Master Ship-
wright's Office, in his Majesty's Dock-yard at Portsmouth.
On the 14th March last, at Kingston, Jamaica, Capta'.n Thos.
Cha. Brodie, of his Majesty's ship Hyperion, second on of WM.
Brodie, Esq. of Great Marlborough-street. . •
`Thursday, May 2d, at Kelly, the family Mandan of his bro-.
titer Ar.hur Kelly, Esq. where he went on- Sunday preerdwg
(accompanied by kis amiable daughter) foe the beezht of his na-
. tive air, to the great grief of his numerous family, Vice-Admiral
William Hancock Kelly, Esq. of Plymouth—it is difficult to do
justice to the merits of this evellent mats his general goodness
of heir; 1111 justness, his firmness of mind, and his zeal for the
service to which he belonged, and in which he spent almost forty-
five years of faithful and active duty, ambitod him to hear with
manly fortitude the neglect of those who direct the helm of our
navy in not accepting his repeated offers of service, but his All.
wise Creator has been pleased to reward him with a blessed and
enviable death, by permitting him to expire with serene happi.
ness in the arms of his beloved daughter without a sigh.

ADVICE. •
FNCOURAGED by the uniform success Attend rag
1,1 their peculiar method of treatment in the cure of a kw
prevalent complaints, Mich hit been confirmed by the experience
'of many years in a large and es feriae, practice meble also of
the l'appy effects resulting to the politic from medical men
confining their attention to 3 certain class of diseares, Mews.
tIOSS and CO. continue to dirme their studies to those di,ordets
ethic* frost a secret destructive habit of inernatidetwe youth,
which not only occasions & numerous train of nervous affeitionss
bur also entails oo Its votaries all the enervating imbecilints of
old age. In that distressing state of debility or deficiency, wits.
ther the cons quit 'Cr of such baneful Itabitt, elgettliVe drinking,
Inns residence in hot climates, or any other mouse, by which ti.,
powers of the constitution become enfeebled, as regularly Wiser
ted surgeons of London, they offer a firm, safe, and ',reedy rest*
•
ration to sound and vigorous health.
Where an early applicatinn is made for the core of s• mum
disorder, frequently cantracted in a moment of inebriety, the era.
dication is generally completed in the short space of two days,
and in the mote advanced and Inveterate stages of venereal
infection, characterized by a variety of painful and diwresaing
symptoms, a perseverance in their plan (without restraint iu (lie
or exercise) will ensure to the patient a permanent and rad, id
cure. The diseases of the l'rethra, as frequemly tonne:4
with or arising from the above complaint, have non escaped
their attention; by an infallible and improved plan, the.; are tn.
abled to remove obstinate GLLITS and Stems:les, wit
recent or of long duration, without resorting to tie pier d
dangerous use of the caustic bongie. 'Amoy instances-can
duced of very Inveterate cups, of several years
ing yielded to their method in a few days, after the care had been
attempted by other practitioners without siker ; and such has been
, the ago cable result of a practice of fourteen years, that the mode
of treatment lath not in one single Instance ever proved abortive,
during which period many ttousand persons, of both texts, have
experienced the erjoyatent of having been perfectly cured,after set
vere and injurious methods had been persevered in to no purpose.
Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these
particular etinVaints, in order that they may not fie, by a nde.
taken few, niarked with the obloquy so Ilbitly attached to thtig-
norant empiric, think it but justice to .heaselves to rune, that they
have been properly educated and ed into every branch of the
preremlon (certificates of width, from different' Hospitals, and
testimor:ils from the most eminent Physicians, they have to coo-
wince any isquirer), that the success resulting from their endest
yours first induced them to quit the 'attire of the general Prac
thinner, and they presume that tbriepretentions constitute a Ws
Around for the.unpr•Mtfiented confidence with whisk they have,
by the Public. been so liberally honoured.
GOSS and Co. morons, IS, ' •

Lord EARDLEY met a serious accident, in taking the
air on horseback in Hyde Park on Saturday. Whilst
tiding at a slow pace, the horse stumbled and fell :
his Lordship was in consequence thrown from the sad-
dle, and received a severe contusion on the head.
Being taken into the Keeper's house, his Lordship was
immediately bled, and afterwards conveyed in a coach
to his residence, in Lower Gosvenor-street, where he
attended by Sir JAMES EARL. and Sur KNIGur.

RECENT CURES,
To Dr. SO LOM u PI, Gilead-House, near LiverpooL
SIR—An instance of the singular efficacy of your
Cordial Balm of Gilead, has Eaten under my notice, which
merits general publicity. A man, in this neighbourhood, about
the age of thirty, had the Appearance of labouring under that
most dangerous disease, the Phthisis Pulmonalts, or Consumption.
He had a considerable degree of hectic fever, profuse night sweats,
expectorated much, and was 'reduced to a state of extreme debi-
lity. Having had the brit medical advice he could procure, with-
out obtaining relief, he had recourse to your Cordial Balm of
Gilead. For some time he perceived little alteration ; but perse-
vering in the use of this medicine, all the unfavourable symptoms
gradually &bites!, and he Isas attained a vigorous state of heabb:
Yours respectfully. B. Boornaoro.
Pontefract, April 2, 1811.
Da.SoLunos, Gilead-House, near Liverpool.
Sra-.-About two years ago I laboured under a violent
Complaint, attended with great Weakness and Loss of Merrsoqh
was induced to try your Cordial Balm of Gilead, which 1 pur.
Chased of your agents M. and R. Branthwaite, Booksellers, in
Kendal, and very soon found the happy effects hub it produced
by being restored to my former strength and memory. I have a
wish to make this ease public, but motives of deUeacy prevent my
name being inserted. Any person wishing to be informed of fur•
ther particulars, may have ample information, and a proper ad-
dress, by applying to Messrs. Branthwaite. M. a.
Hawkshead, April sth, 1511.
Sold at 105.6 d. per bottle, and family bottles containing four
at 335. each, by Mathews and Leigh, 18, strand, Lando:, and
all Mishcine Venders.

_....ai by bi. _ _,tirgeon .
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MAY 14. 1 Tuesday afternoon, as Mr. Spillesby, of Great
SCHLENKER t. notions..
Marlborough street, was driving a spirited horse in a
The Court in this oase granted a new trial. It
chaise, in Hyde Park, accompanied by a young Lady,
was an action in which the plaintiff recovered £2B
damages of the defendant, for giving a false character ,the off rein became unbuckled and the animal started
; off at full speed. Mr. S. succeeded in getting on to
of a person Rho had purchased a quantity of flour.
the horse's back, when he was thrown off, and re-
this stage of the proceedings, and observed' on the The CHIEF JUSTICE advised the parties to stop at
ceived a contusion on the back of the head, which
subject of giving characters of persons, 0 Men ought rendered him senseless, and he was conveyed home
to hold their tongues, when asked what they think of in a very precarious state. The young Lady kept
her seat until the chaise was overturned and broken
i
aerson. If a man knows any thing of a neighbour. n ieces, but shemiraculously escaped w
he cannot give him a bad character—he cannot say
,other harm than occasioned by fright. ithout any
the worst of him."
Mr. Justice HEATH.—" If he does, he is liable him- ! A lady of respectable appearance left Bedminster,
, near Bristol, on Friday morning, on her way to Hills-
self to an action."
bridge, with the intention of meeting one of the
An irregularity in the declaration was then pointed
coaches; she was accompanied by a servant, and a
out by Mr. Justice Law-Rearm which, independent of ,
porter with luggage. When she had got about halt=
every other consideration, became the ground of a With each bottle is given a copious bill of directions, and select 1
I way, she was suddenly taken ill, and in a few mi- IiOCIAL HAPPINESS.
new trial. illustrations of its efficacy—on the Government stamp is engraved I
MARRIAGE should be the Inundation of Social
I nutes expired without a groan or struggle. the words" Saml. Solomon, Liverpool,' to coontertee watch is I
Happiness, which Is often disturbed through the piries
• A young woman named Samfnrd, was killed by a felony.
Thursday the Court of King's Bench, Dublin
' fall from the Bath stage on Tuesday. She was seated
made the Rule for filing • a criminal informationEAST, WEST, NORTH, AND SOUTH. I Cure diens the enjoyment of the great domestic blcssing. eisvie
on the outside, with two children, while her mis- of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock; but where
against JOHN MAGEE, Proprietor of The Dublin Even- tress was in the inside, and one of them falling, she, CHEAP AND EXPEDITIGOSTRAVELLINU,
the con:4ifinion has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a
ins Post, for an alledged libel against the Police Ma- • of • . .FROM
THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOW-H 11.1„ LONDON. certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovatina of stability
,in the act saving it, fell, alighted on her head and
gistrates, absolute.r I 'HE following POST-CACHES set out at re- previous to entering that state is Indlspentibly requisite to revive
• was killed on the spot.the slumbering
, sphrks of fife, and to reanimate the system. For
Bow•svager.—Tuesday Peter Brown was charged , A few days ago a valuable hone belonging,to Mr. Ji. duced prices: To EXETEK, Only Two Guineas, Inside, no wonders have contributed more essentially to desttoy Hynes
with stealing hal!. a- guinea, the property of Susannah A it'll d and Zit ism ed. Inside, to PLY MOU WI, at'Sevirn o'Clock ever;
Wins&r,of the. King;,si
prols, Plymouth,
.svas. i e Mailing, with a Guard and Lamps through Honiton, Ataninster neat Wiliam than those which. are the consequence
. of unguarded
Mead. The prosecutrix, a poor, old, infirm woman, '
while driving in the y i tgence, by coming in con.; Brislport, Blatulfoid, and Salisbury, to Mr. WiND)Oles. King's
, pleasure It was this consideration ',ltch snowed Maws.
depending for her support on an allowance of her son, •
tact. a one-hoe se cart, (driving in an opposite' Arms,. ily.mouth; and to the King's Arms, Dock.
a seaman in the navy, which she went to receive oncries i EIS, Newport, and Whitchurch New Post-Coach, dies and p•ractice exclusively to the treatment and Ctirge set theVee
direction) the shaft of which entered his and ' vernal Disease, and the disorders arising then:lrani ;as also to that
Monday, at the Navy Pay Office, when the prisoner pen_e,trate n.ear yto the heart.
d 1chest, every Evening at Five o'clock. derangement of the system, produced by the destruaive habit 4
followed her into the Strand, accosted her in a proton-
Ihe very important business of lambing down the BOS TON, Spalding, Peterborough. Stilton and Nuntinrdon
new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every- Eveninig.—Coaches "from the inconsiderate school-boy, which brings ou those digressing
ded hurry telling her that her son had sent an order flocks . Debilities and Deficient that prevent or embitter the Matti-
, South-Down is now nearly completed; and we Boston ro S ilsb Grinish and H 11. '
for her to receive sos. per month instead of half-a- 1 .P Y 1 Louth, l, u mortal state. Tbe succersful result of their plan, gives that
believe there has seldom been a more successful one.— I LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Koutsford, Stone, and Litcheeld • •
guinea, and if she would go with him he would get The lambs h ' • of ' Post C
f are, every w here, owing to the plenty Coach called the Expedition,every Evening atl Five o'clock, additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these completes,
which are the most Important in the catalogue of human infir-
the necessary paper signed. He then took her to to the Angel Intl, Dak-street, Dv L—Guarded throughout.
suit-
feedf.o. r the ewes, rema it ly strong ; and the drop 1 n ides: It behnvesevery per on who has indulged in tins
I-lunge:ford Market, when he lets her for a few mi.BATH and BRIA•l'OE Flying Post-Coaches.through Oilmen- tary vice to seek relief by conntltteg Professional teen of enn-
ot ars has been uncommonly. numerous. t barn, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. and
runes, and on his return told her, if she would give , 6name l.onour, to which assn. CUR IE and Co. clam
The army are • in with each other to evince May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the I.ondon Tavern no-
him the half-guinea, he would pay her a two-pound '
. their loyalty to our Sovereign, on his approaching : ails-street, s,ot, next Men e.
lill- --- t• ''''''Sr" uocuntradicted etas. In professing the cure of these conieltrott,
note, which she simply complying with, he immedi- • Birthday. • •
' . water, 'Taunton, &c.
y. Stmtettes are in the mess-rooms . they hold out no inducement to vice; but sensible as alt Met
: LEEDS flew light Coach,calledthe Ruckinghair.f•e's out every mast be of the existene.e of such calamities, thce eff.e thee
ately ran off with it. Tuesday she went again to So-
t tr( u rl out the for the forming
art •
and 7,. country, pur ice of 'Pickets Morning at Eight o'Clock, carries tour insides only, and goes re-
merset-place, where she saw the prisoner, who was assistance as rceularlv educated i the it •v. I Oleos
, Shares in the present Grand Lottery of Sixty markably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes them gh Seam- of s - • °..", A
taken into custody.ergeons of Loaded arts! Edinburgh. Meet and ream
Capital Prizes, of gm ow &c &c all to be drawn ' ford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Furrybridge, to the cases of Syphilitic infection are radically cured in the shalt
On his examination he denied any knowledge of the • , " ' ' : Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at noon. Notwithstanding the
on his Majesty' s Birth-day, Tuesday, 4th Junespace of two dais. Those of the must obstinate duration, stick
transaction. He was committed for Friday when . • ! uncommon expedition of this coach, it is allowed to be the most • •• ' • •
, A young Lady, with her child in her arms, was
agreeable and complete public conveyance on the North Ruses as obstructions, inveterate strictures, pains of the boots, glees,
many other charges of the same sort are expected to , ill in sce. are permanently and speedily cured. .everal Noblemen wl
taken suddenly at Church, in a convulsion fit, , being unequalled its accomnioiation by any other.
be brought against him.Gendemen of the first respeetabikty have been ether the care of
' which deprived her of reason for nearly two hours • ' KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Lousdale, Bolton, Messrt. Currie and Co. for the removal of cone), :tins of the we.
RLIKIPROUGII-STREete--Tuesday Judith Wilmot was fortunately it • ' Chorley, Onnskirk, and Garstang Post Coachet,every Afternoon
for them there was assistance or mi ht Mrs, atrictures, he. and having received a rade al and prrmatint
committed for fraudulent!y obtaining of AnnJacaues, Pg at Five o'clock
have proved fatal to the child, but as it is not a sill- •
GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annatt, Dumfries, cure, request that references maybe made to them AISMIMIKI.AI/
a servant, the whole of l.er wearing apparel, 15s. in_..., evidences of the decidedsuperioritg of fetes.n. Currie and Cu 't
Solar case it is be I dit will bepaid
money, &c. by pretending to disclose future events.to.
ito,i rope
,small
particular ; iirowannhsiu,
of •SicliotlanbdiliZ.i'zannt lett=a
tc'ti'la)Dn°l4 KlRgswdlt acid plan af treatment. Many of these gentlemen had strictures frsia
attention
The Sybil had found out this poor ignorant girl _.__ The cause . was white worms, : allj:
YORK, Newcastle, andP
Ellillbl:rgb tleWill f
Coach,
per firmest
. 10 to 20 years, and were under the care of Merits. Prime,: Her
which were afterwards voided in man thousands....viside and other thrgeons of equal eulineete watt attempted
ender pretence of vending basket articles, and she
The Lad is now in d health. They
having just left Somersetshire, became an easy prey isG goo, worms may i six o'Clock, by way of Neves*, Retford, Tadcaster, Darlington, MessrseCurrie ertilCo have selected tuhse fidniks'ing letter from
be seen•
Medicine
et le ARDNER S, 74i, Long Acre, by whoa, . Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick.
to the defendant's et aftiaess. It appeared that a partkw"."lll"/ the ihiei are .l; receiving fronl *een;lionett retionirc Oen
she was cured. The Doctor consulted as I finding themselves fatigued from the length a the. journey, se y , thanks toe their mateeoffeo to sound and vigorous health. It ass
of her mistress's apparel had been pledged in her , rest what time they please, and then proceed on without arty ad-
above, and at 5, High-street Shoreditch. I sent to theneunaoli *ted ttonrene our • ea. Noble Earl, who had
anxiety for knowledge. I Beautiful Wlit 'teeth"maybe i.e y-street, York, eed d •h• c.d. -' • .°t- ; iad 1 ,ear.•
int:tire under
a t ts tutresaug sail imp it ma.
.y..nr ten) . •
Stehle: was .yesterday committed from the. runs Coaches to Suuderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, 'M. be under the care of several surgeons ot profess, eil
the. greatest blessngs Providence can bestow, without
other place.. -
above Office, for extorting money from a Mrs. Chain..eminence, none of whom Worded him perma!lrilt trial; I,:
which the finest for mod face is imperfect; inattention•
BRIDGENORTH and Walsall new Post Coach,
1 every from the superior Mode of 'treatment adopted and pursued M
hers, by threatening toeharge her with infidelity.— :to t. t .
and
The prisoner had watched a female from a brothel • is theprincipal cause of an Evening.
_ the eetit gums
, , gy Nitride and Whitehaven P Coach, Pose goes with ' „e,„ set one se
Messrs. Curriteaud Co.' be Reeked a radical sires in the 0,-,r•
' Offensive breatl
, 1. BUTLER a v ILHETABLE RENTORA-
with a Naval Lieutenant, in the vicinity of Queen Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Brough, 1.-' —•- '44. .h.
• i'
. " May
"I
II".
SlVEl'mm! POWDER is a most elegant and certain Appleby, Greatabridge, Richnkind, Catterick, Burutigebeidee, I 14 1.0;t1 •I'-
foeellisru.C,,uatatiti r, treeeinHcatatomna-Garden.
to
Dc.t..,t
Ann-street, and the next day obtained an interviewl
remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums ; its vhitikertge
by,aAberflorti, Doncaster, and Gratithain (the nearest way ' st Cherie
with the prosecutt ix, whom he swore to be the per-the perfect r-eestableahtitent of bit Match, in mete'
particular. qualities are not simply confined to clean- by "of•his mild and tuintirehlutvativent of .;trir.wregin ine.t.7r.i.r7
so 9, and threatened to expose, unless she bribed himjourneyeg with theell)g.reaSte%tsto4't curry
Morning,Paiie sasdujetaPet "rot: the :
sing the teeth, but will. preserve them in the highest NKr. may add, that he leas pot Op many Jews mimed !e. r-:,'•
to silence. The complainant, though she had ampleroad by business, or pleasure, have the p tiler adventage of their
state of it will renderthem
perfection; beautifully • Feats being secured in der rat coach. s minion and freedom bairn pain ; and he entertaine nett?' 1—
proof of not having been from home the whole day, fasteno his having obtained,•throuela Ms skill and eateries< a r,"fr..
white, suchas
. may be loose, and restore them t liCt.li' Sll, a
dnewti Flying Post-Coach, to York, Sunderland, wand
was induced, through fear of the scandal, to give himand retical cure of that Merritt e •nt. Am inn was tee i
to their original purity, entirely eridicate the scurvy : Newcastle,
Ev Evening,
at Fourati
aLcocibaue;h,
bywayearies _Four, bead,. wily, every.
. " stranger to the nial:ner that others treated the complenrtehr 1"-
a sel note ; but afterwards, by the advice of her •
lin the gums, cause them to adhere close and firm to , of Doncas.er, Grantham, !tea 1
. " it to Ine lamer, from; fair frill and a just compareme :u • e..
friends, she had him secured.stanuogol.
the teeth, render them of a healthful
that dibute of applauee td Dr: Cutrie %Alija he sensibly 11.'04,
WIIITICHAPEL•OFFICE.—Yesterday J. Celli: was Yarns new Coach every. it - - • "
end sbefl ever be most ready apd wllleng to ackenvidedv.,
i breath delicately sweet relieve and cure the most Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland.
fully committed, charged with the murder at his wife L• M kRitIED, WOMEN wbo have been dlrmetefeed 1.-
' ' excruciating tooth-a ' ch, gum-biles, and swelled flee MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleten, Newcastle, WaYsei;--..5. •' • .1 • • 1. • long .•. • ~
by nearly severing her head from her body, at their 1
wholesale --
•. * and Wolverhampton Post C h f •re • eee'r rein-venal, cif a family. ma 'he assered tkat ii most i
-. oat , every 4 ternoote—Gua ed.
Cheap- : 'itanc,..,*bitch•ltefects are curable bymeslie,al skill • ard f!ltkoW'
SHREWSBURY
' ." field
lodgings in Sun-yard, East I,mtili . —Sold and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4,
I side, corner of Paternoster-row • and retail ,by Belam , Wellington, and Shifitial Post-Coach, the the. ranee,' ee t„ce .eh,pctem'etee ie an Ara- • ,is- assubt mcl enc.--
Pair:eh Collin: was also examined at the above 1 , Royal Charlotte, every Evening at five o'C:ha-it—unaided. tetniii with ethers, yet the titre of' :uch lettik by t6l74l'''•
. • and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and Johnson Gots ort • ' SHEFFIEL D and Rotherham l' - ' at-Ca:act, called.the Rocking-
Office, charged with a similar fact, and Was commit- . ..
,progreleof ret.aat'on, If it be aenutrionsinaf their aped/her-
iet tinutt, Weston, maitor and Jones, Portsea ; Trew- gam. every Morning.
red to await the Coroner's decision.Messrs. Currie aria Co. may he consulted by parie ts qt neer
, man, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville Gilbert and HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster Post- Set, welt the greatest 'eclecy mid bintoue, tit gob not*, Nc
J. William: was fully committed, for stealing a .
! Hoxl d Plymouth an ,; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and
Coach, every Morning at Seven o'clock, to the Bull and Sun inn,. lo7,4laeforeganlene•:-;Letterseneist be pas NV- ,
the river,
quantity of goods from on board a vessel in , . M'Donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Mand t
Myton-Gate, Hull.
'ENHA.b.I and Edmonton Coach, Daily, as Half-past
and G. Brown, for stealing some timber from a house '
C. .1 Edinburgh i argi ,; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Ten, Half-past 1 wo, Half-past Four, and Half-past Seven o'tluek.
at Bethnal-green. 1 Hull ; Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool • Stains and WILLIAM B. Mousse aim and Co. respectfully acquaint nit
Early on Saturday morning, the premises of a gee- Friends and the Public, that they vial not be accountable tut any
Lynch, Manchester ;Bowen, No •h ' Knott
r"vie ; and
tleman at Tooting, in Surrey, were broken into and• Lloyd,Birmingham
Parcels or Luggage, &c. of more than Five Posindi Value, ir kat
robbed of plate, -linen, &c. to amount of A'6o. damaged, unless entered al such and paid for aecordiegly, at
i Medicine Venders, in Boxes 2s. 9d. each. the Saracen's Heat bin, Sagew44l, Leaden.- . •' , • )

t, Fler-stre«t:

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