LONDON MARA'E.7S'. CORN-F.XCHANGE, MONDAY, MARCH 2g. RETURN of WHEAT i Mark-lane, including only Irons the 19th of March to the 26th of March. Total--7168 Quarters. v;rsge FS*. toil 3*. 9 7 ,d higher char. laft return PRICE OP HOPS IN THII BOROUGH. ' - . —...—. . Bast (sew) 81 os to 91 91 I P,,citett (new) 91 es to 'Tit is Shli ritHELu, March 2g. To fiolt the offal—per ltooe of Mb. Beef 4$ et! to 5$ 6(1 . 1Vell ss «1 to 6s 6, , Mutton .ts od to Os od Pork 4 1 04 to 5$ 04 NEIC.:ATE and LE . ENHALL, March 22. . Per Rone of 816. by the carcate. Beef _II Itt to 4s 6d I Veal 3s 6d to 61 od Mutton p 14 to 4s 84 Pork 41 oil so 31 od Stock at Market this day—Beall. so-o—Sheep 7.000. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, March at. St. James's. Whimelspel. 0. Hay s IS to 6 7 5 40 to 7 70 4 to to 7 0 • Straw a s O 8 s SO to sl4 0 a 4tos 10 Clone 410 to 7 0 6aoto 7 12 0 COALS, March 21. Bert Coals in the Pool, 21. as• 6d. per Children. TX se red 21. 13s. 6d. Sunderland, 21. os. od. Delivered al. 91. od. ASSIZES, &c. YORK ASSIZES. Tits Knits v. IYoiisorr.:-Theprifoner flood in clined on the Aft of ad Geo. 11. tor attempting to (educe artificers out of the kingdom. Laft Pontefraft Seffions, the prifoner was tried upon an indinment on the fame Ate, for taking models or plans of the manufanuring machinery of this country, for the purpole of introducing them into a foreign country, upon which indict ment he was found guilty, and fentenced to one year's imprifunment, and to pay a fine of 2001. to the King. Mr. Boca, in fupport of the profecution, in his addrefs to the Jury Paid, that the extenfive perfec tion rf the manuf aflures of this country, was the caufe of its pre.eminence in the world ; that if we coffered our artificers to be reduced into foreign countries, then the very foundation upon which we flood was taken from under us ; we fhould lofe that rank we hold amongft nations,who, if they got poffeffion of our artificers, would alfo get poffetlion of our machinery, and fo the espence of living be ing much more lower in other countries than in this, they would not only be able to rival us, but confiderably to underfelt us ; but, he thanked Goa, , that by the wife laws enafted by our Government, they had rendered, he hoped, fuch a thing impof fible ; for fuels fevere punifhment was inflined up. on thofe who made the attempt, that, if they once were detefted, they would not be likely to make the attempt a fecond time. The Learned Counfel Elated the prifoner to be an Engliftiman by birth, who went to France at an early age—that he af terwards eftablifised a manufaaory in the call iron bufinefe; chat at the conclufion of peace, he returned to this country, and went into Lancafter, and came into Yorkfhire, to get models of our machinery, for which he had been indiaed, and was now ay enduring the punifhment of the law ; and h p e was now upon his trial for endeavour - ing to (educe our artificers. Mr. Buck Paid, he be lieved the painter at the bar to have been fent over by the French Government; but he wonder. ed that a Government that had mannfattured fo many Conaitutions both for themfelves and other people, (bould not be able to invent a (pinning machine; but he was fare they would be as little capable of rivalling us in the invention of Coati. mons, as they had been in rivalling us in our machinery : Mr. Buck then called John Archer. He faid s that the prifoner came from Dieppe, in Normandy, to this country that about the 25th of February, 5802, he told the psi liner, that his mother had told him his father was going with him (the prifoner) to live in France; that he eked the prifoner the particulars of their agmtment ; the prifoner replied, you (hall know that hereafter—that the prifoncr (aid, that he had a plot of ground in France, on which he meant to era! a mill, &c. he raid the building and flock ne eeffary would colt him at leali ;cool. and that he could raife that rum without any Alliance ; upon eking the prifoner if lie meant to have any Eng liat workmen ? he (rid no, he could have had a regiment of them at Norwich and London, bin he would not; that the prifoner (aid, that the object of his coming into Yorkfhire, was to get plans and models, and to take his father with him ; that he was going to Mancheller, and had letters of re. comnendation there, and that he meant to fee their machinery. Upon being crofs.examined by Mr. Lasts for the prifoner, he confeffed that he had had a quar rel with his mother, and was not upon good terms with her. Thomas Butterfield oroved, that be. knew George Archer (the perfon whom the prifoner flood charged with having attempted to (educe' and that he was a machine maker. Mr. LAMB, on behalf of the prifoner, obferved, in reply to Mr. Buck, that our eminence as a ma. nutaauring country did not arife from the per. feaion of our machinery, but from our fuperior capital, our indußry, and the honour of nigh& merchants I indeed, Mr. Lamb kid. that when the prilneer was indiaed at Pontelratt Seifions, for 'akin models of our machinery, he called on one the molt eminent merchants in Yorkikire, (Mr. L Atkinfon of Bradley Mill) upon whofe teflimonv it appeared, that the French were in poffetiion of alenoe all our machiner:, etcept, perhaps, tome of recent difcovery, and therefore that our diltinguifh cd pre-anitsence did not depend upon our fupaior machiaery, which. it appeared, we pelletal not eicluliealy„ but s DIM what be had before Qat ari, our capital, our it dailry. and our hcnottr.— Mr. Lases then. on behalf of the prifoner, called Archer. foe of John Archer ; he laid. that be raw :he pritoner, Dobfon. he had f• rue thonflits goir.g to America, and to•IJ Dola. I (4,. I be pertoner, e t his intention. that he inter.ded n. be,,,„;,, his ba us a, was bad ; that he ailed the rinsing what prol - pi.a there ass for 111121 it i.e %scut I to Frame t The pi tioner replied, o her ma y A n t to France. bit I (ball not adviie r • n to it ; I li a Ind a great deal th tc tilt; is ; I 0i..11 n adrift. 7.4 srs do it —)nuts know o.thiri„; La the cua.t; y, and ynn area Rranger to the language." Witnefs the priinner always objeCted to his going to i•• lance —lllizabeth Archer, wife of the preceding wil Lei.. corroborated his teitimony. The Learned Judge then recapitulated the evi• ."..nce to the Jury, and obferved upon the wifdom fnor Lliilature in inflieling fuch fevere penalties upein thole who (truck at the very exiitence of the state ; that the only queßion for them to confider %,‘ as, the credit they fhould pay to theteßinumy of J. Archer, after it had been contradided by his father and mother. The Jury found the prifoner—Guilty. Sentence, One gem'. impi ifonment and a fine of Soot. John Gore was indiaed for killing and Baying Henry Gotham , of Sherburn, in the Eaft Riding. It appeared upon the evidence, that the deceaf ed was a young boy, who lived with his uncle at Sherburn, and had puflied a child of the prifoner's into fhme water, at a time that he was ill ; there- fore the prifoner (truck the deceafed a flight blow, which caufed him to (tumble over a (tone, by which be was thrown againit a wall with his head ; the quellion then to be decided was, whether that blow which the deceafed's head received againa the wall, had been the caufe of his death ? Mark . Johnfon was called upon to prose, that the deceafed had complained of being poorly a week or a fortnight before he received the blow; that he was accuflomed to a pain in his head. Mr. Smart, furgeon, proved, Ist was the firft perfon called upon to attend the deceafed, about ten days after be had received the blow ; that the aunt of the deceafed told him, that the opening in the head of the deceafed after his birth was longer in doting than is ulna' in infants ; the witnefs in ferred from thence, that the head was fubjed to more than ordinary complaints, particularly water in the brain ; that there was no difcolouring in the exterior of the head, as if a blow had been re ceived ; that he opened the head of the deceafed after his death, and found a great quantity of wa ter in the brain ; a greater quantity than he, the witnefs, thought could have been colleted from the time the deceafed received the blow ; that the blAv might have battened that colledion of water, but could not, in his opinion, have been the im mediate cattle of it ; that there is a &in which ad heres to the interior of the skull, and that the ad hetion is fit thong in a healthy objeft, that it would require a confiderable weight to feparate them; p that on the left fide of the deceafed's &nil, he diC covered not only a feparation, but almoft an entire decay of that (kin • that that could not have been rattled from the b low received; that the blow re caved might have battened the deceafed's death, but was not the cattle of it. The Jury found the prifoner—Not Guilty. Mr. Pear, who fat as Judge, faid, that though the prifoner had been found not guilty. yet he would not fuffer this cafe to leave the Court with out making Tome remarks upon it :—he obferved, that though the prifoner had been brought to the bar upon a charge, which originated in the dii. charge of a molt - (acted duty, namely, the pro teetion of his own child, yet the law had Pet bounds to that duty; we were not from an overflow of affedien to our own children, fo violently to inter rupt the laws of fociety as to caufe the death of others; it was to be difcriminated in fuch cafes by a Jury, whether our children were in fuch danger as to juflify the extent of our proteflion ? if we had exceeded the fair boundaries of that protec tion, the law will pupil% us for 't ; but it was our duty. and the law would proteel us in the difcharge of it, if we etercifed that proteEtion only equal to the •'anger; if our proteltion exceeded the danger, we were amenable to the laws of our county; and therefor: he would caution every parent. not to fuffer his parental affeaion to lead him beyond thofe wife and falutary bounds which the laws of the country had prefcribed. LEICESTER ASSIZES, MARCH as. This day was tried before Mr. Baron GRAHAM and a Special Jury, a caufe of great intereft and magnitude to the Potters and Merchants of Stet forcillsire. This aaioo was brought by the King's Mill Company of Flint-grinders in Leicelterfhire, to recover a furn of 1251. of Meffrs. Wedgwood and Co. of Etruria, for ground flint fold to them, and for which they refufed payment, on the plea of its being an adulterated article, and not merchant able. About the middle of the year tBo2, a lingo- lar difcafe appeared upon the earthenware of Etru ria, and its furrounding works. The fymptoms were, that the plates and vales (in the bifcuit (late) in ( le;d of their ufual whitenefi, appeared of a dull red, and would not take the glaring only on the edges; and, when finilbed, on being expofed to the air, nine out of twelve chipped and flew in to pieces. Thefe effeas continued for Tome time, without any one guellng at the eaufe ; but, after a long courfe of experiment, Mr. Wedgwood was of optnicn he could demnnflrate the imperkftion to Tea io the flinty matter purchafed of the King's Mill Con patsy. Previous to the commencing of this aaioo, the Company employed Mr. Waitman and I)r. Forefier French, of Derby, both eminent chemilts, analyfe the Illiceous matter in dif pure ; and dick Gentlemen gave in the refolt of their experiments at the bar, accompanied with this obfervation, og that the lime contained in the King's Mill Flint was too infignificaot to account for the appearances on the difeafed pottery." After Mr. Wedgwood and his brother petters had il lut-trated weir experiments by numerous fpecimens ofpatery introduced into Court, Mr. I)avy, Pro teiliir of Chemiftry to the Royal Inkitute, was called in evidence, to prove from his a:l*G? of the King's Mill Flint, that it contained proportions of tiles.alunsen, lime, and iron, different from thole dircovered by Mr. Wittman and Di. Forreller French. On a fpecimen of the chin none being produced bit Court, with nhich the flint had been gri•und, Cie i'mfetfor attrihuted the ill effeas occa turned by it. to its ccataii.ing ton great a portion of lime. I'r: m the numiier ni illudrations, and I detailed e periments, the trial had DOW taken up , ninz hours, an.l there .41 both fides, near an liondr,d Om? ar.d pc:tcrs to give &ore, hardy vcrdia wa% cAlled I for. from t!ic n:ceCity of the Judge proceeding on and it was tut the plaintiffs. B~JMPER TOASTS: ea Tire SODS TN MERRY CONFAB Si taros licet csaiSowere isorrisrAr Men and Nitrne were drinking. fame fay, With the G-.,w of Chance Pother day, And talking 'bout war on our coal!, When each gave a favourite wait. Here's to NE Lion, cried Nettnr-, whom none can Enel—and to VINWIT sod DUNCAN, GAlD . uaa, KtlTli, Sir SJ/611DT, Pau.sw, Sat/Wass, all tan of tram kidney. Fifty Admirals more I could toaft. Of OLD ALKIUN the pride and the boaft. I give Royal Tout, (Mars exclaimed) COINWALLIi and HOYCIUNSON famed— , A. STZWART,COOT I. TA II LETON, and Mania, And of OcreanLE =old add many a (core, in the brave Britt& Army, whnfe Crown No Pow'r upon Earth Stall pull down. But here's (cried the Grains sf Chaase) To Oise, who, without gun or lance, Or rile of death, wound, or • far. More Prize-Mealy gains, In Lotery Campaigns, For his Friends, than is got by the War. Then halt. Volunteers, Buy Tickets and Shares, To entitle to For and Rank ; The belt Itowdereart Lucky POPE keeps for you. As his OFFICE Rands ciok to the BANK. MYTHOLOCOS. On Monday - next the State Lottery will begin Drawl ag I... The Tickets and Shares are on laic at the old Office of Swiss and Co. in the Poultry, where a great proportion of Capital Prizes have have been fold, in the late Lotteries. Monday next the State Lottery commences Drawing :—Tickets and Shares are on Pale at the corner of the Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the gate of the King's Mews, Charing Crofs, Lon don, the Liceneed State Lottery Offices of RI CHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. ?duly very refpelable Ladies and Gentlemen have, from different caufes, negleded to learn the accomplifhment of Dancing, moll of whom mull be defirons of acquiring it, if they could learn in a more private and expeditious way than ufual.— Such will find Mr. ALLEN'S private Dancing Aca demies, No. 19, Sherrard-ftreet, Golden-fquare, and. No. to, Great Alie-greet, Diforders that proceed either from an impure Rate of the blood, or a relaxed Rate of the nerves, having, in innumerable inftances, fublided by a course of SPILSOURY'S Antifeorbutic Drops, too much cannot be faid in prade of that invaluable preparation. This unparalleled fuccefs, in the moll complicated cafes, has eftabliffied its celebrity throughout the univerfe ; indeed, where is it poill ble to obtain inch a reftorer of the conflitution and infallible cure of the Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm, Evil, Leprofy, and a variety of other complaints, too generally incident to human nature ? There Drops are fold in bottles of Ss. and 6d. los. and tl. as. each, with a black Ramp affixed to each bet de, by the following venders in Londoa : F. New bery, 45, St. Paul's ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's ; Wray, Bircbinlane; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Evans and Co. Long-lane ; Barclay, Fleet-market ; Bacon, Oxford -greet ; Ward, Holborn ; Bayley, Cockfpur-flreer ; Swinney, Pall Mall; Walfh and Withers, No. 229, Strand; Brennand, Bifbopf gate-areet ; Clark, No. 269, and B. Shaw, No. 7Borough, Southwark ; and at the Difpenfary, o .Is, &ho-fquare. BIRTHS. Friday laft, the Lady of John Mitward, Efq. of Bromley, Middkfm, of a daughter. On Sunday, the Lady of Charles Samuel Milward, Efq. of Bow, Middlefts, of a foe. liellerday morning, the Lady of —••—• Dupre, Efq. at Ms boufe in Oraftoo-ftrect, of a fon. MARRIED. Tuefday la& at golithamptoo, Lieutenant-Colonel Home, of Yarmouth, 10e of Wight, to Mils Golfct, of Lymingtoo. Wednefday bat, at Edinburgh, Richard Clogg, Efq. of Man chelter, M Mils Margaret Allan, voangek daughter of the demoted David Allan, of Ingliftonmains. DIED. At her feat at Bounds, near Tunbridge Wells, in the 56th year of her age, the Dowager Counts% of Darnky. Yetterday morning, at her hook in Welheek-ftreet, Caren& difh-fquare, Mrs. Cartwright, MI& of the late William Cart wright, Efej. of Aynho, In the county of Northampton. Lately, at his hook at Chifwiek, the Has. T. Walpole, in the y6th year of his age. At Tipperary, Capt. Thomas Hillman, late of the Sad Foot. At EiGneur, oft the 9th Wit Mr. John Howdah of the hook of Howtien and Co. Oa Wedneiday owe hit, at Ids wt.:nage hook In New Branford, the Bre. Jobs Radek, is the bad year of hit age, who had been Mbniter of that Chapel as yeara The gift of It is In the Rev. Mr. Mare, Rtetor of Hanwell. which Bettor fhlp hln the patronage of the Whop of London. The living of New Branford a (tippet/41 to be worth acct. a year. Mr. Randal fotanaied Mr. Horne Tooke to the Chapelry of New Branford. TO DE SOLD ET AUCTION-By Mr. SHAW Oa Monday, the esk day of April, do; at the °conic Inn, Derby. at Two o'clock In the Afternoon, fabled to fuck Candidata as will be then produced, A CAPITAL HOUSE for the residence of a Genteel Poway, or to be occupied as an inn, limited ea the Brook-Ada, Derby, four Bodes high, the Rams lofty and elegant, wilt Ckiets, Deeding Roma, aad other seri eli gible coomnienea. having good Caving, Stables. °imbed& ings, and a large Yard and Garden adjoining. Alfo a quantity of Land called the Wall Chafe, in Myron lane, In tie Pal& of St. Werburgis, Daby, lotted out for Gardena, or Banding Lied. The Land Tat of the abuse Prernifes Is patelsafed. Far other Particulars apply to Mr. LOOIII. Daisy, who will flaw the Pmnifes. INFAI.LIBLE GERMAII CORN-PLAISTER, THE PROPRIETOR of this moR eseellent h fo certain a( its Macy having never felled is a tarkty of Cafes, agree% if it does not eradicate the Cana. neat TO TN& MON/T. It Wi 11,or. applkatlett,take Jtbe Indiaminatimi in a few hours. mod deitroy eifeSually the Malignity without the lift bawd; Printed Direfiluna faded up with it. Is the celebrated PLAISTF.R that prised fo much rat. potation in Germany, and bas been fold in London upwards of Fifty Years, with theorem* rcroutios. bed Wholefak and Retail by T. Ara, Nw r, rpm? tiie Royal Pachange; aid alto by Mr. Day, Na 7, Mil: ririt-ftreet ; Mr. %View', No, 39. St. jarnm'rltrer • Mr. Sw Mr!, No. Is. Tall-Mall; Mr. Ward, iski. 314, Holborn. te:iouir and Co. No. aco, Orrmi-areet. At I. Sul, by Sulrin and Sheppard; and Bonner, rimers. Lek. By Hagan!, bookfeller, and Rufornan, perfumer. - . I .! , I,burik, by litter. South 'Briar. P•art res Guipart, Mr. Hording s. by Mr. Gore. prints:v.Bnd Mr. Joao ,booi.A.:kr, rur.1r..4460. Mr. Motky. book :cilia OJOSFiAM, BrlliC4.-TO BE 901. D BY AtTc-rT; N , By Mcfro. SKINNER, DYKE, an* CO: _ _ . On Saturday, the t6th day of April, at 'he Sun lr.n Maiden , bead, punaually at Three o'clock, in Fifteen Las, IN.FREEHOLD. COPYHOI.I), and LEASE. HOLD ESTATE, defirably fitunte in the Part% of Cnnkhant, a delightful and much admired part of the county tr Berko, three miles trin Maidenhead; compiling a genteel llwelling-lionfe with convenient urnas and garden, the polfelGo of Captain Angel, an d ab out se acres of inaffed open Id , meadow, and arable , now In the occupAtioa of Mr. George Allen, who has notice to quit at Michaelmas neat; alb a papers*, rat-charge of tot per annum', To be viewed, and particulars had at the Bell and Dragon, Cookkans ; Sun. Maidenhead; Bar, Reading; Bell, Henley; of Marrs. Dawlnts, Printers Oaf , rd ; MeOrs Smart and C. Printers, Reading; of Mr Hunt, Solicitor, Maidekhead; and of Meas. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Altierfgate4 at. NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY. LIVERPOOL, BOOTLE WATER WORKS, &e. MONTHLY SALE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—Br Mr. SCO . A . . A. On Friday, April the A, at is o'cloch, at Oamw•ry THE OXFORD CANAL, Five Shares or . 001 . eaeb, in this eilabliChed and improvng Navigation ; t‘le dividends have ftcadlly advanced to the rate of sal. per Slum per sun. w ith fair profrets of confiderably inemailey. The Grand Jundtion and Paddington Canal, orizinal Shares and half Shares. _ _ _ . - -- The Lnwer Trent Navigation, Two Shares of loot. cock, paying yrpor cent. per ann. The Upper Trent Navigation, Ten Shares. The Liverpool Bootle Water Works, live Shares, poffAng fair profpeds of proving eminently a dvantageous to the Fro. pr etors. Alfo Shares in the Rochdale, Mhby-de-la-Zouch, Rennet and Avon, and the Balingftoice Navigation,. Particulars at the Hen and Chicken, at Birmingham; the Bear, at Reading; the Star, at Os ccd; White Hock, Us bridge; at Machete's Hotel, Piccadilly; at Gamuts) '1; and of Mr. Scott, Ludgate-hill, who Is comutillioned to 'lfpnfe of Shares in various Navigations, Elates, /kr. by private Cootradt. • - - _ . WHEN Profeffional Men of education and re fponfibility deviate from the general fyftcm by the fe leftion of a peculiar Bench, the Landion of long continued fuccefs is the belt criterion of foperiority. Tat years have I devoted my predict to the exclave treat. meat of THREL DISORDERS, and the fiscoi.ful trait-of my plan gives me additional ardour to °wok as far as lam able the ranges of thole complaints which arc the molt import ant In the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a With at an cos., period of Prateftice to relcueindivids. als from the ignooance of uneducated Mon, or the equally dm. peon precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de. voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL. INFECTION, whether of a recent or long domtioo.-.-2dly, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether aching Irons the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and Wily that de rangement of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN NES3 or'STERILICIf. Numerous &fries are the reit* of ignorance or hate is the treatment of a fun* Gonorrhea, and it not unirmiiiesidy her pens that the foals of Life are poifoned bythe indifcretian of an unguarded hour. By a fawner method filch compbints are dilly cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that I may prefume to offer a radical re-eitablifkment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs the diforier, compared with the c.lantitous fituatioos Meth wise from islWgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the preralcrt Gaieties of a falbionable Life, sco,•liec that Sate of Debility which is the unavoidable ronfomence of fuels pernicious habits. Whom the unhappy fufferer lewd' over his mitery, but care. fully conceal. his misfortune, It may be (cute confolation foe hint to know, that allough it be an objea of doubt or uncer tainty with other Pr:Et/Honer% the removal of theft DEFI CIENCIF.S by the gradual provers of renocatices is theaeguiro. smut of my experience. If the rites of Bacithas er Vanes hare begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety said be prevented, by an early counteraetion f this languid date, and is theta • cafes no great diEculties will occur. But where this deficiency has for years milted, a peeper. Perfeveranee is Indifpcsfibly requifite to revive the flumbenes (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Continue/on. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dlfaprainta in their expeEtations Of a Family, may be 'Shred, that In wet ingenue fiat defects are curable by Medical &id. The SECRECY which Is fo effeotial to my arndertakirg. sea the Qyaiifieatioos which I have prefunied to Rate, tens she Bs& a my macaws, and in coincidence with filch this isell nution Is given, that Mr. BREE may be confialteal perfosidg (or by letters inclofing a knell note) at his houfe, No. xi. Arm de-ftreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-Erect adjoiaini and the name is cm both the doors. M. BREE, Member of the Royal College or Sinews. Foe FEVERS, INFLUENZA% COLDS, SORE THROATS RHLTMATISMS, AGUES, the YELLOW FEVER. SF ANTHONY'. FIRE, and for ill RU.IOUS and INI:LAM• MNTORY COMPLAINTS. Da. JAMES', POWDER. 'rHOUGM this Medicine has outlived its op wows and it become a lavas:etc Remedy ameng the molt colleens of the Feeslt,. it is fingolar that an early preje dice Obould BM remain In the Minds of Conte Perlin's, with re gard to Its lardy: but the tar..ito.... of more than Gala Century has brava, that the Danger attending its Ufe (how. ever indliercet) Is not greater than that of other Medicines, whit+ open the Body; end that it pofft See Ws peculiar Vine% thatif oo vitiated Bile, or other Matter, on which it is btend ed to ad, be contained la the Stomach and Bowels, it nfeally paffes off without any koftble cited. To this old prejudice le is owing.' that the Powder Is cammonly given in Dotes ton (mall to carry off the Complaint Thok however who have had the molt Fruiter with that Medicine, uknowledge, that the free Adminiftration of it I. large Doles hat *reamed Ids I inconvenience and gnaws. faeces. It /mid hr Oven as :voce as peffible after the attack of a Fever. or any tech vas Clit Alke don; when it cannot de harm. sem Uneash the Diforder he not aftertained; and if a Cure be not the canfequecze, it wil have the good &ea of preparing the body for other Madieham which the indication er the gdII of doe Pradtit loner baß dire/. This Remark is the more terefary In cafe, of Irides Bieck where Medical Advice Is net to be immediately obtained; and therefore all parlous in remote Stilettoes Weald he provided with a Remedy, !be which every advantage may be gained, and no Oa Incurred. But here indeed a CiatiOil if ettlaitite to guard %abaft inmolities by eoeuterieited preparations, which., by rods' a di/appointment, and often even a detriment, to the Patient, tend to being the original Powder bate ditrettate it may be oeretfary therefore to r.peat. that the last Dr. James left in the Hands of his Execeiars an ME dark, whi. b they puha/led at his deeeafe, for the farieftetiou of the Wo Id ; d.. elating, • that he had never steel-fed the Secret and the Is provcanent of his Powder to ary Perioits, bet hisSao and Mr. Newbury." from whom cooly the genuine Medicine call Os obtained. _ - It is fold therefore only by Ranch Newbery, No. 4e. Se. Peers ebesellesti. a few Doers from the Comer of Cheah- Ade, Landon; and at Dr. jam s', late Hoek is )Bruton-Roost ; in Packets, Price as. yd. each; or is Bottles, containing is Pusses, (as made up fur the Amy and Nary.) Price II as. Dade. Inc tnird: and asby the Late .%'t tlse Duties are Medea epos Medicinos for Forage as well as Hanle Cesfemgtino. Pseehafers win ix careful to 'throe, that the Wails r. Newbery, No. 4 , , &awl's," in engraved is each Stamper wo others are gemisset N. B. As Lid. Powder is food to he pondlarfy clneaclnss, Chz Montero of Hares, and la the D;dannorr which is k fatal to Dogs, particular Medium aft sow glees kw the Dlc el k is the printed dike. HIGH %Wet i Llt AT LONIJON BRIDG. TO-741011HAS 1 4 4 , -mnq •••• • • • it minute, dui 7 Aftc.noon :..inted for the Prop-Arturo, by JOHN DANIEL (" 11 Mairll4.^e, INVIIIV43114111) at the Vr ae PIO wieve. Orrocr, Ne. r, Carert rect i and ki`olieb.l pat LEVE L K Rtil*.c4 Cant-latarrirlazej.arittel ) at Mo. s.C.my-!hare. an•: at the hi as-Orrice, Tempk-fiat ; wUz. °err roann..;/.ti, Wanly/ dm rea m: rty to adinfa