Old) BA/L16:)': Ye flerday the Setrons commenced at the Old Bai. .cy, before tit right Hon. the I,oen Mayott, Mr. I Q:lice LAWRENCE., Mr. R ccoa- OF e,ll piill‘ners were tried, four c f whom W. 9 e I:1;11 C , MVitlted, ViZ. : i lthie X ; i:jorf for felmioldly or the 26 , h of M..; having a!raulted and put in f,:ar, on the IN.:- ..'s way, Mary Hind, and r ob. • her f a balket, containing 4 variety of knitt;q ; ntes, a pair nt fpalacles and other articles.. Mai Fluttt, tht pioieentrix, .01 oid woman of 85 years of age, depoicd, that on the night of the 26th of May, about elevek o'clock, as the was Wing to wards Hat ford, about a mile ft OM TIIIIIh3III Gt een, the wai alfaulteu by the pi loner at the bar, who eirew her down, and manifelled an intention of com mitling a rape•tipon her. He beat her violently about the head and eye.,(tamped upon her llomach, •nd utherui:c ill ticated her. lie then leized her and ran . ff. It ua , fo dark that the could not be quite certain ttl.ed-eu the pi liter was the perfon, but the recollcilcd that he ware dark clothes, and had a black complexion. Roger Gibbs, night watchman at Hammerfmith, depoted, that on the morning of the 27th of May hall, he obferved the profccurrix crawling on her hands and feet. Her head was Inuifed and dreadfully fwelletf; her face covered with blood, and altogether flue wat in a Chocking condition. He took her to the llork and Chalk public houfe, and caufed her to be taken care of. . _ Matthew Wells, hoftler at thew public houfe above mentioned, depofcd, that early on the morning of the et7th of May, about three o'clock, the prifoner came to their hottre with a bafket upon his arm. He faw him twice while be was drinking fume beer, and was pofilive that the ptifoner at the bar was the fame man. Soon after he departed, the profecutris was brought to the hoar. When he heard how the had been ufed, and her batket taken from her, it occurs ed to him that this might be the fame perfon whom he had Teen that moining with the bafket. He imme diately wept in puritiit of him, came to town, and paling the Hay-market, he law the prifoner with the batket, walking along Piccadilly. He accofted hint, afking him if he was wet, and offered to treat him with liaise pull, which offer the prifoner accepted.— As foon as he came to a watch box, he collared the prifoner, un 1 delivered him to the care of the watch man. The prifonet was then by the watchman and the conflable of the ni t i , t carried to Marlhorough• (freer, and committed for trial. While under exa mination, he told the Magiitrate that his name was John Kelly ; but nem morning laid that his name was Thornion, and that Kelly was the perfon who had robbed the old woman. - Mr. Lupin., the conflahle, confirmed the latter part of the evidence of the laft witnefs, and produced the baCeet in queftion. The woman, being again called upon, (wore to the bafket, Id the articles found in it, being her property. The prienuer alledged that he had been that night at Brentiord ; and that on his way borne, when near to Hyde Fmk corner, he met a man in the habit of a tailor, with whom he went into an alehoufe, and got Come gin ; that this tailor, after he came out of the houfe, alledging he had fornething to do at a place at fume confiderable diflance, gave the prifo ner the laniket to hold till he (the tailor) Ihould re turn ;—but he not coming back as loon as he Paid, he, the prifoner, could do nothing elfe than come off with the batket. - Mr. Juftice Lawatect rammed up the evidence, and raid, that no doubt could exift about the woman being extremely ill ufed. The only queftion then .was, who was the perfon guilty ? It was fo dark at the time that the woman could not fay pofitively that it was the prifoner at the bar. But Matthew %Vilnius tavern pofitively, that this was the man whom he law at his mater's houfe with the batket; and if this was true, the prifoner would not, as he himfelf had Paid, have received it from another man many hours after. The Jury, after a few minutes, returned a Verdia, finding the Prifontr Guilty— Death. BeFO. Smith, for Reeling a brown mare, the proper ty of J. Rapier. S. Coitau and D. IVO, for break; n$ into the dwelli mg !inure of A. Greendler, and Reeling 14 bear thins, value 141. Five were conviaed of felony, via. 7. ifid•rfon ' for 'taking violently, &c. from the per fon of James Lacore, a filver watch his property. The profecutor. was walking through Brick lane, on the lath of June, when the prifoner ran up and fuddenly fbatched the watch nut of his pocket, and ran away with it. This cafe was deemed by the Court not involve the neceffary cireumltanees to confii tote highway robbery. The verdiet was Guilty of fleeting only. W. GiGfon, for haling a great coat, the property of W. Jennet. ilfarg , ,ret Tyr, for (baling a cotton gown, the pro. petty ail J. Townro. IF:Barrow, lOr fielding a Ilk handkerchief, the property of W Hambleton. F. Miler, for ftealing a pocket book, the property of Sir W. Young. And fix were acquitted, among whom were Ann Grape, who itood indifted for affaulting in the parifh of St. Giles in the Fields, John Harrifon, a watchmaker, putting him in bodily fear, and taking from him a filver watch, on the 3111 of May left. It appeared from the evidence, that no force was slid by this woman till after the had got poffeffion of the watch. She then, 24 Harrifon alledged, (truck him violently with the poker. This only amounted to the clime of larceny ; and the matter not bein clearly proved, the jury teturned a verdifl of Not G uilty. ist%Liciousty suoorisa.—Mr. William Kehler was placed at the Bar, and tried upon as indiehnent, charging Lim with hting a 001, loaded with pow der and ball, at Juts Creek, en the 13th of May lag. John Creek Rated, tt.at he lives with a Mr. Talbot, in Garden court, Temple, and on the ;,:h of May he had occasion to go through the Temple Gardens, between ten and eleven o'clock, on an errand for his mailer, which he was to execute before his return home in the evening ; that he law Mr. Kilner fiand -...e.n th e g..rden fte - •ho, upon his approach, nothing to the witnefs; ted home to bis makes ion; on the infide ; that ma at the door, on R,r y -d which he opened it, and law Mr. Kilner Rand at his' own door, which was nearly oppofite on the fame floor, with a pittoll in his hand, which he instantly difeliarged at him without laying a word either be fore or after ; that he inflanily thut the doors and called the watch, who came immediately. William Day and William Blackburn, watchmen, corroborated the foregoing teliimony. The Plifoner's Counfcl, Mr. Serjeant BEST, Paid, he would prove to the fatisfaetion of the Jury that his client was deranged in his inteltals; courfe they mull rind their verdict as fuck. To prove this itaiement, Dr. Sims was called, who laid, he had known the prifoner for twelve years pall, the four Lift of which he had laboured under mental ..iel,angement. and he had attended him ever fince ; that he was at a private houfe at Horton for a Ilion time, and was thought to have recovered fo far, that he was kiffered to be at large ; but any little thing that occurred, not common, would be liable to affeet bis brain. Mr. Kirby was called, and laid he had (hewn evi dent figns f derangement, by taking his men for keepers of private houfes for the reception of lunatics. The Learned insige in charging the Jury, defined their attention to the particular evidence, fo far as it refpefted the prifoner's conduEt at the moment of filing the pitlol. If they were fatisfied that he did it in one of his lucid intervals, they must find him guilty ; for it was to be recollefted, that many perfons who were deranged like the prifoner had intervals of rcafon ; but if they were fatisfied he was not fine at the moment he committed the at, then they mull 'acquit him.—The Jury, after a (bort confultation, acquitted the prifoner on the'plea of infanity. The prifoner was dreffed very genteelly, with his hair powdered, and appears to be about forty years of age. He feemed to be totally infenfible of his fituation, and jullified the verdift of the Jury. ing uprn the g..tden Reps, wl let up a Inucitingh, bat (aid 1 th. afl Jf,tivirkshiciurn• - 4 • „ - 4 , 5t6" • , • • ' • t 7, *e . d MIDDLESL•X SESSIONS, CLERKENWELL, JULY 4. Mr. Thomas hunt, a Navy Agent, was convitted of a violent affault on the widow of a Tailor, who came to receive fome prize-money which had been due to her buiband. He was fentenced way a fine of fol. jocv 5.-7 tawnerkr and two others were tried on a charge of riot and affrult, in refitting Mr. Hogg, of Ogle.fireet, a Conflable, in the execution of his duty. In the courfe of h is crofs-examination, fome fufpicious eircumflances came out ; and part of his tefiimony was contraditled by other evidence: 7 - The Jury gave a verdift Not G u lly. hi , Larrems was tried for arfaulting --- War wick, a Thames Police C;ncer, in the execution of his duty ; and for attempting to fire a pillol at Geo. Cowan,. a Surveyor, between twelve and one o'clock on Sunday the 27th of March. Cowan and the other police oflieers;fwore that the prifoner was one of the party called St. Catharine's Gang, which infeits the River. Four perfons fwore pofitively to an the circum• (lances, and to the identity of the Prifoner.—The Prifoner's friends, as many in number, fwore as po fitively to an ; but there being a great deal of difference in their accounts, the jury returned a ver diti—Guilty. Jobts IP. Hidher and another were convitted on fe• parate indiements of receiving a quantity of lynx Akins, knowing , them to be Rosen. The principal evidence confeffed on oath that be was the thief, and that he had been tried at the UR Old Bailey Beffions for letting his mailer's houfe on-fire. Captain Mitchell, of the' Ifabella fnow, and Mr. John Pbei, a refiner, of Long Aere, were acquit ted of a fimilar charge. RECORDER'S REPORT. Yellerday Mr. RICORDEII made a Report to His MAJLiTIf of the following prifoners under fcntence of death in Newgate conviaed in May Srffiont lalt, Via. Williams Wells alias Haney, fat flailing live Sm.?, the property of Themes Field. Jobe Bryan for Iklesionfly and tridteroully &outing with ma tedals producing the colour of Giver. certain round blanks of bate metal, of a fit Sze and figure to be coined into counterfeit milled money, reit:tabling ihiMngs. John Grant, for wilfully and malicintilly mooting. at Spencer George Townikaid,Efq. with a piftol, leaded with powder and belL William Aldridge, F r Sealing 17111. weight of wit candies, va lue aL the property of Henri Tosberlake,iu lib aliening haulm When John Grant was ordered for execution ea Widnefclay next, the 13th intl. POLICE. Bow-srasur.---YefferdaiUpwards of 4o perfons were taken into cutiody, under authority of privy. fearch warrants, at two houtercif ill fame ; the one in Tottenham Court-road, and the other near Lei. cefter-fquare. They were brought before N. BOND, and Sir W. Fortson', for examination r when leyeral of them, not being able to give a fatisfaltory account of thernfelves, and being able bodied men, were fent on board a Tender lying off the Tower. Two very notorious fellows among them were ar relied in the Office for pretended debts, as it appeared, for the purpole of preventing their being fent to lea, the writs having been jun taken out, and at the fuit of perfons as notorious as themtelves. The Magif states, however, could not prevent the execution of 1 the civil procets, as there was no criminal charge againfi them, which would juftify their commitment. Lail week the Wifbeach mail going from London was overturned near Royfton, in liens s by which accident one woman was killed on the fpot, and the , other palTengers much hurt. On Friday evening as the Ipfwich waggon belong. ing to Mr. Burnes, was coming to town, a Rage. coach prang by, the coachman cut with his whip one of the hortes in the waggon, which canted the horfe to (tattle by which the waggoner was thrown down : one o f wheels go'rig over him he had an a:m crufhed in a mod dreadful manner; he was very much bruited, and was taken to the London Infirma ry with very little hopes of recovery. He bas a wife and thre: young children. A new born female child was 101 l wed. found dead in a ditch in the parifh of Bathwick, Somerfet. The Coroner's Jury found a verdia of widul murder againa the unknown mother. At Hefle, on Saturday, a child two years old, was chnaked by attempting to fwallow agoofcberry. Saturday mnrning a lad bathing at the back ofSo. merfet Honk, going beyond his depth, la a. carried away with the current alai drowned. On Saturday a fi:rce dog belonging to a butcher in Drury-lane tore a boy's cLuk in a mutt flunking Inaancr. A TRUE SONG. jack Frenchman is comTiig, we're taught for to think. o Date our Pudding, Roaß Beef, and ftrong Drink; But that is not all, for when they've do: e picking , • They'll tread all our hens, and kill all our chicken. Derry down, down deny down Then let us Rand true, like old Englifh folk, Fora bundle of flick% is hard to be broke; And let each Englifbman fight fur Lis Fame, And keep jack Frenchman from his Pudding and Dame. Before they tafte Mea•. they mutt always fay Grace, And before they kifs Dame they mutt have a clean Face; There will be no lots, but I think a great Caving, If ere they touch ICII nC e thould have a clean Raving. Now this is the plan I would with to adopt, A Jarman Steel Razor and Feerc u led round Strop "; Well fisave them much clofis than all Chriftian men, As you know their Sabbath is one day in ten. You'll ezeufc me, Monfieur, If my Razor 'hook! flip, And make an incision juft under your lip: I know you will pardon, if I am not to blame, And you have your fill after of Pudeling and Dame. Our Children and Chicken to us are the fame As Remit Beef and Plumb Pudding, or my old Englifh Dame; My Ring, %lee°, and PrlneelTes,--they're all of them dear—. Draw your (words, my dear bop, We have nothing to fear ! • • FLETCHER'S round Strop may he had of Mr. Middleton, Sta tioner to his Mak fly and Prince of Wales, in the Strand; whole f,de of Melds. Jacob and Halfe, No. I. Crefernt, Cripplegate ; of Mr. Rowney, Holborn, London ; and of one or more [realms in every Town in the Kingdom; and of the Maker, BriftuL ECCLESIAST.CAL PROMOTION. The Prefbytery of Edinburgh hare ordered a cull to be mrde rated on the 18th of Auguft to the Rev. Mr. Anderfon, Minifter of the College Church, to be .Minifter of the Old Grey Friars Church, in room of Dr. Erfkine. Biwrits. Saturday fennight. at Cafticmartyr, ete Lady of Lord V'ilkotant Boyle, of a daughter. At Hornautifton, ou the 31 ina. the Rizht lion. Lady Sinclair, of a fon. Mn Lockhart, of Newhall, of a daughter, on the aotb Wednefday fc'nuight Niro. Bailie, of Jeritifwoode, of a daughter, at Mcilerftain. On Saturday Mr.. tt 01-trtfan, of Latlyrigg, of a dagghter. At Tarbt. t• hour, , Rotsfaire, the lion. Mrs. May Nlctekanzle, of a Rill-born child. WItRIAGES. Jot Smith, of Dublin, at;9recy, to Mifs Pearfon, daughter of Richard I'. arfon, Efq. of Clout:arr.:sees, county of Dublin. On Tuefday, the with ult. at rortl4 Berwick, Capt. Fortye, of the Bth Regiment, to M ifs Murray, daughter og the late Rev. Mr. Murray. of that place. Monday, at Lewilltam church, by the Rev. Mr. Hugh Jones, T. Tanner F fq. to Mrs. Wzr: , cr, only daughter of Capt. George Sim fon, Lite of the F...n.Eaft India Company's fervice. On Friday ie'nnight, at I.lar.Eiti:n, in Angle ca, Richard Ed wards. Efq. of Naniaeoa, Lieut. Colonel of the Carnarvoniiire ml lids, and eideft fan of tie late Capt. Timothy Edwards, R. N. to mit. Lloyd, only daughter of Richard Lloyd, Efq. of Rhothetrio. DIM. On Sunday, General Smith, leaving a 'try large fortune he hind hint. On Saturday, the ad hid. at Dartford, Kent. /Ara rooks, wife of , Mr. Fouka, of that place, foileitor, and eldell daughter of John Tat., hot, of Stone Caßie, in the fame county, Efq. Lately, In Dublin, Robert Jephfon, Efq. Anther of Brogans', the count of Narbonne, and feveral other literary works. On Friday fennight, no his birth-day, Robert Barton, Efq. of Lawlor. in the county of Salop. ID RA, alter a thort EWA F.dw. Strange, Efq. At Athuove, Cork, the lady of Counfellor Franklin. If Country Gendarme and others are Informed, that they may be fapplied with this valuable Medicine by fending their Centers by Coachmen or Newfmen, or by entioling Ca& in a tinall Parcel, dircined to Mr. JOHN WADE, N 0.103, Fleet-ftreet, London, for which Porpofe complete Packing Bum are pro. vided for fending it with fafety to any pan of this Kingdom, Ireland, Scotland, &e . HUNTER's RESTORATIVE BALSAM of LIFE and HEALTH, Is the fiat Medicine In the world for renewing mid Invigorating the Confiltutious of perfens weakened and debilitated by a courfe of dilfipated pleatures, or Indeed by any other mares. • • • Gentlemen of the ern di ft ininion In this kingdom, u well as others, whole menhaden' were broken and debilitated, have experienced the good effedts of this Renovative Medicine. For Nervous Diforders, proceeding from exceflive drinking, dillipated plagues, the immoderate ufe of tea, or from whatever mentions great iiebilitrond Mazatlan of the Wilda, a better and farm Media tine cannot be ashen.. Numbers *he bad undergone too power• lui modes of mercury, (that b unla of health), which reduced them to a 'bite of venerable miftenee, received the utmoft benefit from this Reiterative; for-after his of 'trends and vigour, they happily regale& their formet health. For pains in the back and loins,gleas and famine weakneffes, perhaps there is not any Medicine in pub. Ile or private Frames which has been fe fouefsfuL Note.,--This Reftorative is prepared in pills, which produce mote gradual and Lifting &eels than all the int, mat forms; the finer parts of the Banana are ano better preferred. Tube had alto at Wade's Medicine Warehoufe, No, t 3,ohiSonda Ricci; Tutt, Royal Exchange; and of all other Voider; of Medi an:ll in Town and Country, price 6s. 3d. the box ; err it may be had In larger bum, price only tl. ye which contain the quantity of ha Gull boxes, as made up for the army, navy, dot. A Pamphlet on the virtue. of the Refterati-e, with a Lilt of lin portant Cures aenexed, may be had of the Venders. Xl/HEN Profeional Men of education and te- V v fponfibitity deviate from the general fyltem by the fete ion of a peculiar Branch, Me Candice of long continued fuccefs is the bdt witerlon of rupefiatity. Tea years have I devoted my pro lee to the erelueve treatment of TfiRES DISORDERS, and the fuccefstul refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppec as far as I am able the ra wages of thee complaints which are the molt Important In the Cata logue of human infirmities. Aker initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an Patsy period of Pradtice to refeue Individuals Iron the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Pradicioness. The THREE IN R D Elt S, to lie care of which I have devoted my attention, comprise (wry (petiei of VENEREAL. INFEC TION, whether of a recent or lung duration.--2dly, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and telly that derangement of the fyftan In Women which is caned BAR R E N NES:I or sr ER I txr Y. Numerous 'Breaks are the refuk of ignorance or bete in the treauneat of a Eutpk Gonorrhea, and It not unfrequently happens that the feeds of Life are poiffmed by the indiferainn of an ungnanl od hour. By a taperior method Itch complaints are sulky cured, and even whore others have failed, I waft that I may presume to offer a radical re-eitabllflunent. Few, however, arc the cafes of complicated diftnek in the dif order, compared with the c larnitous &mations of E'en, who from indulgence its a SOLtrARY VICE, cc the pmvalent Gaieties of a falbioaabie Life, acquire that Rata of Debility which is the unavoidable conkquence of fuels pernicious hati:s. Where the unhappy Racier broods over his mitrr. bet carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be lonic toofolation for him to know, that although it be an ohjeek of doubt nr mice-minty with other Pradtitioncra, the removal of !bete DhFiCil NCIEd by the If Irpropels of renovgioo is :Le acquiremott of my exrerience. e rites of Ilsechus at Venus Lie. begun to reduce manly vi gour, much anxiety will be prevented by an cal) , couvers•tlion of this languid Rate, and in thcce cG s t.o great diffieultie. will occur. But where this &firkin hate for ytnrs d, a proper F. -• fermate is indllpendbly rcquifite to revive the numbering (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Conilitution. _ MARRIED WOMEN. who hare tong Leon dirappointed In their ex Ration. of a mly be a!Thred, that h 2 molt in Ran= fuch deka, ;.re en Alc . . . The SECRECY wb eh is to LEI , tit i.i. to my uns!i-rtaking, and the Qualificatians which I have ;returned to fate, form the Lolls of ti3y pretentions, coineiiiener with loch this irtimation is given, that Mr. MEE ray be confnitetl perfonnly (or by litters Meiotic; a fawn note) at his hook, No... , ,,Aruncleiplitert, Stroud, near Tempksbor There is an additioral entrance in Watcr-ftreet adjoio'r,;, arc] the tome ism both the ot.ors. AL NW, Mamba of she Itnal Celicgc of Surge/as. TESTIMONY OF THE EFFICACY OF AD.% &Ts' , znl.VElfr • FOR TUX CURB OF THE. STONE .1 Nt (tit rl V EL. As it was through an 4.ctvcrtiiirivzilt I ac. qusinted with the Virtues of the Solvait, w!ti. h :rted me front the alarming ravages of that molt e a c ruciating ea,,, , 0r the §tone, I with to acknowledge in the fame ni::::ner ti” ! ott raordina ry and perfeet Cure; the particulars of whi.:ll I tit always be ready to communicate to any Perfon who May d,,t,of the Itmo. crney and efficacy of tpe Medicine. M t Olt fON. Hereford-itreet, Hyde-Park, No. ,f, May 20, t £ For a further account of the Cures of contirtwd Stone in AG Bladder and Kidneys, effedied by the SOLVENT, arecr trunk& trials of Soap, Lime. Soda, and A; kalinclVatets—ice Dif• quifition of tb Stone, Ike. price Is. whercir are tilt. ttvin.ous of l o s veral eminent Surgeons on the important: o ea iv i:,:uccry. The following perfons of difitindtion I dto recommend the Solvent, from Its happy cfledlcon tbemfelvt9 Cr Cr Relation% viz. Lord Vifcount Sackville, Sir Edward Knatehhull, Bart. J, Amyltt, Efq. M. P. &c. Sze..—Tbe Salvont is tOhl by Mr. Perry, Surgeon, No. 9, Sonthampton-ttrert. 'Bin: mflaticy-Nuare, in bot tles of 45. 6d. rte. and 11. as. Duty included. Two large Bottles never fail to corredt the ealerlars the habit, and tile.reby prevent the formation bf Stone infedenta. ry rerfuos., TO PREVENT FRAUD, The Honourable Commiifioners of bit 71,14011's Syinut OfEr* have granted Permiffion to l)r. Br om . ai to li.tve Lis Kano ita full length infertzd on the Stamps of his l'iduttirtnea, viz. " Wm. Brat/W/1, d i.Lion•firre:, t Zvi;" to imitate which. is #elony, The Medicine is nottrouble,uniw the above mac on Lite Stamps. Dr. BRODUM'• • . NERVOUS CORDIAI. and BOTANICAL SYRUP. • IT has long been a queitiOn, as well As a matter of furprize, why Dr. Barmen [tumid be more refotttedro as a Medical Man, than fome of our fiat Phylicians, whole character and eminence has never been doubted : this Enigma has long puzzled alt ranks of people ; but when we weigh and confider the eaufe in a deliberate manner, the furprize mks, sod the catered is taken from the eye. For infiance, hew numerous are the dd orders the human frame is fubjeti to, and whicia fokiy Iron the Patient's imprudence; thefe complaints the Patient Is shamed to unfold to his own family Phy Origin, either fearful it may bf foole unforefeen accident become public, or don not like to confab his weak:leis to the Phyfichn he is intimate with ; and in which cafe the female in particular often fees a - facrifiee, rather thee Mullin the keret of their guilt; and without knowing the origia of the diforder it is impoirible for any Phyficlau to prigerfin with fuccels • theft, then, are the patients who can with falai apply,* Dr. *Odom, for they have only to fign initials to tbetr lepers, and Itatc their Cafe Without any referve whatever. The Daher fends them either a Prefaiption or medicine (as the cafe may re. quite) without ever knowing the perfon who has made aptilendin . to him, and the matter ruts for ever a fecret, as it is me of the power of the Dodlor to make a difeovery : this is the eddy axdi true. caufe why Dr. Brodum monopolizes tho appliattien a a ranks of people to himfelf ; and particularly fo, as his thereat! is fo well cflablifited via OMNI Phyfician, when we obfeive hi the daily papers, the well authenticated Cures performed by hires to perfons who have laboured for many years under Oout, Rhea* ntatifm, Evil, Scurvy, Nervous, Confumptive, Veber Frosty Jaundice, Bilious Complaints, !palms in the Stomach ad= and Debilities of Both Sexes, ailing from natural or Casks; in particubr, thole Complaints originating ranee, improper Indulgences, Inebriety, or eacethve Otic hignin f= the removal of every kind of Obibudtioo In the Syftem, there ate few Medicines of equal elsacy, and in Compkints of the tent many can teftify, who have witneffed in beneficial ekes, OM after pie formation of a ehirrous Sotatance.—.The Vane Fates, and thole fatal Difeaks that originate in the baneful Atmelphoilh in hot Climates. The Botanical Syrup and lefierat4e Nervous Catdial,tote la at the Dator's hook, Nay, Albion-fireet, 7 doers fs the Usenet; Macula, Surrey fide o( Biaehrrkrwhildges beak" at tl. as. acs. 6d. art 61. a (duty included) at Withers' OW Cockells) Medicine Wareboufe, 291, Strand ; Shaw sad Edna % St. Paul's Church yard ; and Brennand, No. rj6, ftrect Without ; W. Bulgin, Feiner and Bookfeller, lll = diens' Warehotife, No. 3,Wine-fireet, who has received a Imp and frees fupply; Thempfues and Mills, Caftle•ftreet BI WA Tracey; C Routh, Bridge-erect; Reed and • Mktg Metier and Crutwell, Bath; Mal& Goa4by, Shaheen; Mk Rakes, Oloneefter ; Mr. Troths, Woreater Mt: Tretithary Exeter ; Winn", Birmingham; MMury and Co. Mary-ant% Dublin; and by all Printers. and Vaiders WM tines in einthe Three Kingdom& It will be neeeffary the Dotter Amid tee huh Patients ob do Meted with Darnel's or Lots of Sight, or fend their ealawhytata ter or Pared, to the Dodge (pat or careage paid),witk Fee. The Adellleioe may be had away day. A quart battle (ma) mutant equal to fire (mall alma . To the NOBILITY, OEN tit Y, aod tete Public ID THE celebrated ABSTERGENT L0T17 . 41:23, the cure of ‘:CORBU (TIC ERUPTIONS, Coarkocie, Beim • ads, Pi&plea, &c. oo the Face, Heeds, Wod Neck t the wet ilia Gutty foe eleaollog the Complellow, and otosorto/ Maks of the Selo; is prepared by the Inventor and fats Prepdhow tor, S. SOLOMON, IN D. at Solcomo's Moat. Liwirpool l Airs thor of " The Oa h e to . Health," and other reliable Wooer p Pieta aa it Half Pinta, to. yd. Doty ieebtdal. CY Note —A Government Stamp is parted en welt Sate* wf the name and p . lce of abode of the Provider, tbow," s c hema, Ltee l pool, cogramd that* to saaerterfeto *bilk* Felony, and "unifiable with Death.—_4kop elk ate Gamble. TO LADIES AND OIpfTLEMIIIN. Dr. SOLOMON ha* allength Y a i a lie r t i dtaldai De MB allaefeill conerposdente, and has sow Owen& his ABIITEL. GENT LOTION few pubic We, which, few • *tea of year% has been the wonder and admiration of hi. private palms ! Ile Is the molt elegmt, fravans, sHW, fafe, nod valuable %v.& for hcorbetle and ether iroptioas on tie Pace and Skies It gently retiores the Skin to . degree of farads sod porky be. cud the powers of deferiptian. Ladles nay any that It rendes* the Skin fair, delicate, and removes every lend of Rain, tan, is.. bum, and all t►o(e (melte' which room keg Moth, or futile geturAlly pr.doce i in Mort, it a the wily mimetic • Lady anent at her toilet with eait, and comfort, or a gentleman have halide to when Caving is bosoms • dreadtat operation by any sniptival thi-rife on the face. - illnl;rge — Timsy be applied without the fogalt e gt begird, W a more rove/din randy cannot be deviled for even the MA dam kat. frame. Ladies and Gentheate war tell no the Pa "Milo dr thill Abdcepint, as the belt desert and beautifier of the fikki. k iree removes fpmdtiy, without pats or Wash's, all Made of Planeles t Totters iten g .w o rras, Spots, Redacts, Swellings or Carbuncles - et the Note, Blotches, Sun-bun., Tan or Freckles, Scurf, and cud/ (pecks nt crupt rain on the father of the home body. It is unnee‘tfary to ale invite the adinattages Waldo/ te the emanation of ca Kann, by effectually ranovine oberiethate from the (attack of die and diwyby leseyeaLfres sad spa the ialluMt ratite parades and pier dwough whida eaten espeli sSt ufaifs or nos' ius humours front the dad Odd, and wealth Wen/ obltraseted, are forted back agile boa the blood, sod Merry the. frames of many dangerous (Vesta. It I. diatforo a Mena of mock crainguenee, as well to revolt hurtful Monte% as for the pre krvation of cafe, condom and beauty to OW owfor that we thould occallonally have recourfe to proper ootweed a a but more ofpccially it becomes utseady regellite when the of obit( salsa nuke their appeam and break outlaw ikaticap Carbuncles, or cloweele Erg/dom. It is by no weans Dr. Sossalilotes intention to omit the Me dr meditates publilhad for finalist putpass, at to infer any thing tttd may convey the fossil& idea of their aidleacy t nothing bet dOlf flower ft foitaitatino hem palominos of high rah!, world bald induced him to (skink his Atittergent for labile Cale, not only a/ • Lotion, to be Wed %HAIR under am t ide oldie An but am a Cametie In general, the proofs padared l y gl if vii fuss are as bennotrable as they are Incestrotartfige and Vide, ahhough they may be labionted to the lolpedion of • vss. trait, cannot be laid bare the pialselc; ncr will any cat or aria however wooderows in its flatter, or exalted the charadkh be publillied. Akita -teem raver Ida of fueeda Whit win give it a fait tad, ai d all its price (Manly *ewe that Di ptivate emolument is taught for by the Pnwitetor,fo ails may the public be convine,l that 'lathing but a certainty of no faecal could holder Dr. r.tiorneon to bused the good oplidels he • &mooed with by all rank., In prefenung Mow with the At AWN gent Lotion it :deb they will no doubt peocunt geonine by at the Stamp. told at bit Watehoofe, No. 6, Cal g wod4 his appaintmeot, by J. M ithews, Trtr:d r. g 1 = 1 :1= 40. Cn. ISA" Churchla,l, Pondsu ; Smith, Banta, H Elder, Eilltburlii iti•Domild, Wafgowl and by all hi Venders to every Market rowo a Great bites% Itetaed, ea/ America. LONDON: Printed and priblilbsd by LEVELPANT,(ef Cane wintry lace, Lara , th) at the STA% ORM., 14. z, canr Mat. git ihaa OR/N i T Mlle ii/. MN r