TO THE IiDI i TOR OF 1H: A very fenfible letter made its appearance,l think in your Paper the other day, on the tubjea of the naval defence of our coafls, againft the threatened inva lion. I am perfallv of the writer's opinion. that our fleets. :f properly difpoled, are adequate to the defeat of this boafted armada, and confider the Britifh (bores completely proteeted from danger, by the formidable lines of armed boats and fee fencibles, which every where (Toole their front to an invading.foe. But I would with, through your means, to call the atten tion of Government to the defence of our filler Wand ; ',We internal cominotirms unhappily invite a vifit from the French; and whole coatis are expofed to impreffion, either from fquadrons or fingle Chips, that may contrive to evade the blockade of their ports In the relent temper of that country, the mirchief is incaculable, which the landing of tOOO or 1500 French on the fouthern or weflern (bores might oc• cation to the United Kingdon. Cot k is certainly the proper nation for the largeft fquadrnn; that it effeetnally guards St. Gertrre's Channel, the exper ience of the kfl war will vouch, if the mad attempt on rifliguard be excepted. The provinces if Leinfter and Ulltcr are thereby fecured from naval attack. A fquadron of frigates, led by a 74, is alfo laid to he cruizing off Cape Clear. Its cruize Ihould be limited to the fouthern (bores, and Bantry bay its nation, and two additional fquadrons of equal flrength be immediately Cent to the Shannon or Galway, and to Sligo or Donewl bay. To cruize on the weflern coati, while the weather permits, and to run into their (banns, in cafes of necellity, will provide for the intended proteCtion of that part of the Mend. By this difpofition of the force, with the at. glance of telegraphs, a quick communication might be kept tip between Cork and Sligo, and the different fquadrons, either tingly or combined, as the exigency requires, pro:mile to defeat ahy naval expedition that may flip out of France, for the purpofe of effecting a landing in Ireland. As a fa' Cher fecurity for that IfiAnd. I would ("Jig gle% that Cork be the haven of retreat to the grand Beet, inllead of Torbay, or at lean to a divifion of it, when driven from Brea by tempeftuous weather. Britain is invulnerable to any force that the fleet of France could bring againa her. But this is the dan ger to be apprehended by Ireland. 'The enemy only wait for an opportunity to difpateh a fleet to that quarter, and the acquifition of fo much Chipping at Cork would prove her titivation in fuck an event. The Infurg!ntsor Ireland look to a foreign force to execute their plan of Operation. To preclude them at once from Inch hopes, would de more, and at little comparative expence, to tranquillize the country, than all the military in our power to throw into it. It would teem a providential eircumllance, that the defence of the two Iflands is fuited to the means ire can moll cafily command. The diaante of Ire land from the French (bores excludes her from the danger of a esesp•ek-soairt, by flat-bottom boats ; from -wthich attack Britain is alone affailable, but happily tit,ld by the invincible areagth of her Bei Fend ead the loyalty of her inhabitants Cala, Aosta sz, stos, zatrzsantes. POLIOB, &c. Masters Hossto—illetierday Gasp Rik*, Yells JOevir, and Mine ffeharrfr, who were examined Tome days fine before the Loan MAYO*. charged with attempting to get payment of a bill for sad. which had been Itolen from a Gentleman Rune time fince en Fith.fireet•hill. in confequence of a dere& in the evidence, were all dikharged t—but •officers were in waiting, who arrefled Davis and Robertt for debt. Harrow Gaeta I a o—Yefterday Jared Seiviiiiam Kari was brousht up to undrrges a third examination.— The particular ciretnrillances of this cafe have been fonsterly flitted. He flood charged with being the Bank of a young lady of the name of Smith being drowned on•Sonday the aath of July lag. -• The mailer of the Swan Tavern, near Chelfea Bridge, faid. that on further confident:on, knee his firmer examination, be thought it proper to Rate, Lhat he could not be pofitive as to the prifoner being tlae individuat concerning whom he (the winters) had hid to his wife, " I do not like the appearance of thas•fellow, his ecrndua is moR fcaadalous, and I &mid not be forprifed that he threw the woman seaboard." He Paid that, en that,particular day, member Gentleman and Lady, who vette alto in a boar, came to- his hoof., and he was inclined to think that the Gentleman.about whom he bad tired there exprelßnus, came out of the boat and left the Lady (sting in it, ttith• hit ghat eb* t about her. This Gentle/sr/rand Lady got ea ch a ears ofbrandy at the witners's honk, and there was no fymptom of intoxi. station in either of them. On account of the oircum. lances of inn parties corning to the witners's houre en the fame Sunday, and much in the fame manner, the witners could set take upon him to fay pofitively tthat be recognifed the pastier as heists the Gentle. suite who appeared to be quarrelling with the Lady, when at the witnefs's hoofe—and who °cc:finned the witnefito are Fisch exprelSons. This witnefs's wife however, had mentioned to him (the winters) that The thought the could (wear pofitively as to the per. fon of the Lady, bus tbuld not identify the perfon of the Gentleman. Mrs. Del swell, a winters who was alto formerly examined, tlated, that Ike was a half filler to the prifoner at the bar, his friler having married her huf band's brother. It was at this witnefs's hnufe that the prifuner and th. deceafed, Mrs. Smith, formerly lodged. The ha( Lind of this wirneli'died about a yeas and tins months ago. She (fated, that the de ceAfed, at the time of her death, was p.sfferkil of an annuity of fifty pounds per annum, which anntny sem under the management of Mars. Newland and Arnett, of the Yank of England, and fevers! other Gentlemen, whom fhe eodhinot rreollett. The de. ceafed Mrs. Smith, with the knowledge of her hut. band, had hotirrowed money of the witnef, about twelve montlicago, upon the faith of that annuity. She'alto undianwd. that upon the death of Mrs. Smiih. the armpit,' was to dercend to her (Mrs. smith's) heirs and eteenters. Mrs. Smith dying without children, her hatband told the witnefs that he had taken out letters of adminiffration of his wife's eifeets, and that, as to the annuity, he intended to fell it in order to pay Mr. Mkt' and others, and 41 order to fettle his wife's stifaits. Mr. Smith alio told the %vitae& that, after difpdfisig of the emit?, he thould be enabled to fettle accounts with the wit nefs, as to the money which had been borrowed front her, and alfn the flan which was due to her for the rent of his wife's lodgings. This witnefs Paid, that Mr. Smith, fince her lag examination on the a4th told her that he thought it would be be& to fettle ac counts by making an affignment of the * annuity to her and her family. This affignment was according ly made out in her favour upon the 1 5 th inft. being the very day following her laR examination. This witnefs (aid, that the had neither fern nor beard of Mr. Smith finee that thy. Mr. Williams, an Attorney, Rated, that Mr. Smith and Mrs. Delawall came to his office, and Paid, that they withed him to make out a power of attorney in favonrof the latter. Smith had brought nopapers with him, but Paid that if the witnefs would go along with him to the coffee-houfe, he would thew him letters of adminiftration which empowered him to coiled his wife's debts. The Witnefa went accordingly to the coffee-houfe, along with them ; when the original letters of adminifiration were fhewn to him, and the witnefs then learned, that the inhument or deed which was required, was of the nature of an affign ment of annuity, in payment of a debt of 7001. due, or pretended to be due, by Mr. Smith to Mrs. Dela wall. They parted, and the witnefs foon after fet about making out the deed. Mrs. Delawall came next day to the witnefs's houfe, and contradided the order, faying, that Mr. Smith had changed his mind, and defiring, at the fame time, that the matter might not be made public;—that fame day, however, Mr. Smith came and executed the affignment as for merly agreed upon, the deed having been then made out as defired, in favour of Mrs. Delawall and her children. . A young woman, whore name we could not learn, Paid, that on Sooday evening, much about the time alluded to, the law a young Lady walking on the banks of the Thames, at a place called Mill-bank, about half way betwixt Chelfea Hofpital and Weil minfler. The Lady had a dark brown great coat about her fhonlders. but the witnefs did not difcover any hoat or Gentleman near her. The Prifoner laid, that he and the Lady came flraight down the river in the boat, and that the did not walk at the place mentioned by the lag witnefs. Here the examination ended for this day, and the matter was ordered to Rand over till Mr. Smith, the hulband of the deceafed, fhould make his appearance. Mrs. Delawall was ordered to be confined in the Houfe of Corredion, and the Prifoner to be convey. ed to the New Jail. A further ferutiny of the whole myllerious bufinefs is appointed to take place us Friday next ; when it is expeded that Mr. Smith, the hufband of the deceafed, will attend. On Saturday evening three young gentlemen rafhly fcaled the play-ground walls of Keppel Houle Aca demy, near Chelfea i and ran down to bathe in that dangerous part of the River Thames, which borders on the villa! of Lord Cum:rams and of Lady Maav Coca. One of them was drowned. A few days fince the following extraordinary dr. cot:glance happened at Chirk, in Denbighlhirer—A child about four years old, walking acrofs an ague. dud thrown over the river Dee, 69 feet above the furface of the water, was, by the violence of the wind, blown off, when its clothes forming a kind of parachute,, it gently defcended into the meadows, without fullaining the fmallefi injury. On Saturday fe'nnight Peter Ceift, a Frenchman, refident in the peas of Falmouth, in Cornwall, and profefling to teach the French language, was brought before the Rev, Rims** Posterns', at Mawsnan frnith, in confequence of a fpecial warrant from that Gentleman, who had been informed of tome fufpici ons circ.imilances in his eharader. It appeared, on *his examination, that in his political fuhjeas, to which he was not averfe, he bad once or twice ufed feveral berth expreflions :—and in particular had " damn'd the country." This the prifoner acknow ledged ; but raid, that he meant his own country, not England. His papers, (cited and produced by order of the the Magiarate, contained nothing of impor tance. The prifoner was however remanded for a further examination. On Thorfday an inqueft was taken at Mansfield by a Coroner's Jury, on view of the bodies of two men named Wainwright and Wood, who were acciden tally lanceted by what is termed the damp of a well, which the former was employed to fink for Mr. C. Stanton, of that place. It appeared, that about fir o'clock the preceding morning, Wainwright was let down into the well by his brother ; he had, how ever, fcarcely got to the bottom before he was fuffo. cited. The brother at the top Coon became alarmed, and flouted to him, but obtaining no anfwer, fur peeled what was the matter, and prevailed upon Wood (a youth about so years of age), to go down and afcertain the cattle, when, melancholy to relate, the nafortunate young man fell a facrifice to his hu. marity, by (hating the farm , fate. Some time elapfcd before the bodies were got out, which even at lan was elicited with great danger, owing to the inter. fent sewn of the damp. Wainwright has left a widow; who, in a (late bordering on diftraftion for the fate of her hulband, attempted feveral times to go down into the well to bring him up, till abfolutely forced away from the impending danger. _ _ _ _ In thofe ages when frumlicity of manners and re gularity of living were the refult of mankind's inclif ration, difeafe had made little progrefs on the race of men ; perhaps k war from this cattle Scurvy had no• made its rapid progreft till about the time of Hippo crates, whale aphorifins prove he knew the diteafe. When DRAKE, Anson, and Cnoxa extended their route la unexplored fees, their hißories prove ently its fad ersifteoce. The United kingdoms of Great Britian would teßify this fcourge on land with , out fearching the hiftery of campaigns. When any. tomy taught that the human body was capable of ab. forption. they partially buried the amiaed. The rue cats of this treatment gave the idea of a complete an. dame, and a vegetable and mineral preparation was to be the remedy appropriated by medical eiperience. On eh; sprinciple,Sr s tea VAT'S As meets u vac Daors obtained the aneion of Europe, has gained his Ma. jelly's Letters Patent, and held (rich an eflimation in every county of the United Kingdom.—For the truth of the affertiou of its aßion on Scurvy, vide Spa &or y'sTreati fe and Cafes of Scurvy, Seraph ula,C•ltt• &c. price 3s. 6d. fold, together with the Dropsy No. p, Moho-Notre, inlentles of N. 6d. to,, sad all. tts. with a Watt lamp aired to cask. GOVERNMENT SECURITY AGAINST COON TER b I I'S Nam are Genuine without !Newby, SAUL. SoLomen, Lava'. POOL: . engraved in the Stamp: and Teo Pound , . Rewani for every Davie had without Stamps. to be paid on eonviethan, en der AR of Parlament, the 4M Geo. 111. chap. rd. before any loftterof tbc Peon. HE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, which is prepared (noly) by S. SOLOMON, M. D. of the Uni• entity and College of Phylicians. and Author of The Cottle to Hesith." at Solorasta's4lare, Liverpool ; Price Half-a-.ulna Boalc, or tl.e quantity et Your In noe Famil Dottie So Tithe. three Shillings, on which Nine Mailinea are lived, Including al to the Doty, the Stamp of which, by order of his Majtßy's Cent milSoners, hears the word', a Sand. Solomon. Liverpool:" aid all others are Counterfeits. ris theisse halm W Ciikad I Is there no Phytietam there?' SVlty then is out the Warts of tbe daughter army people rveisserid I" Jai. viti.sa. " The Loyd bath *sorts{ 'medicines to grow out of the earth, and he that is spite twin not abhor thew; fin- with ;ieb duth he beat me, and take away their patr.s.'—iccs.as.l4. NERVOUS SYSTEM. The train of melancholy ;tii•Wer;;liiciSiffiftebe bosun frame, tinder the denomination of Nervous Difesles, are the principal Coerces of benne miler, in the privation arlitalth. Theft Aristides . proceed from tech an infinite variety and eimgdication of castes, as to render it ismoDhle, if evai it were always necelfary, to trace dime to their true room. The clefts, however, are but too well known and (toady felt omega the greater portion of mankind; and to three effedk it may without exageneration be arena. that any remedy foperior or more celeheated for /Nosey than Dr. 8.. Inmon's Cordial Balm of Glimd, never has been difoovend. la all delicate, weakly, end release oonffitutions„ korner, of fpirits, by ria, honors,tresahlinp, weakuets of fight, lots of memory, rm 'c it bc aird vigour, Jibes &dello nerebus cannimpons and the nu:filmier, fymptems of impaired and tottering weiltituelens, whether aritiog from a life of ioadivity, intemperance or Mat. tendon to health, its efficecy has attained throughout ;be three , kingdoms, univethl and Imp/gaffed calamity. By Aria yetieveo. ranee hi he ilk, it chum braces, andtindgerates the whole flee. roue (yam, tad giver new tone to all the vital fundbon 1, of which numberiefs initances have ken &CO. The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is a mitt noble medicine, computed of (time of tbeefoleett balfiens and kreogthesers ii, the whole Materia Niedica.—The procele is long sad laborious, tad requires the moll nice and minute attention. "rho dikevery of it hi. colt the Proprietor :mailing fume. great lola .4 time, tapioca cape to, and elate application to profiled clecathiry ; and it his no (mall vatiffcation to avow, that in .firing Ilia the pubic he invades no sun's property, sew imitatehany sealo doe at pretest bowers In pebble or private profiler. Torok and age of either tea, are equally the Aloes of this re. Iterative, and they will uniformly participate lii its folubeiess qualities and effeas. To the yew" if *Naffed kiting health, Strength, and Wits, in place eflebtude anti &Wry, and to dm aged and kfirm. it will ailaredly Antra gnat Mkt and asinfort, by gently and tafely invigorating the fyiters. It wilt nut give law mortality, but If it be in the power of ritedtelee to OH the asuman of deeliniog years, and calmly and (grimly yawed the dote of life beyond its narrow fps this infteradve is eapabit af elredlft that grand dadaists's. Conftinatims related, weak or decayed - , In sawn ON woman ; are wader the Immediate Influence of this refits. ratite; and okl eouglikafilimas s ead eadomptive habits, are loos relieved, and (peony cured. Poverty of blood, sod misdated limbs, will, erelong, mom mg lamina change. the chill watery 0,14 will become rich sad bal fork, and the timbals covered with deb. ham and healthy. fa A "'let, of artnnedtoary and well-stuffed Mires ant a be lean he the panwhet, faded op with each bottle , which ars tionletsd herds t he w of room. — SECURIIT to PURCHASERS. Do careful to diem the Name. 0 SAMS.. Somme'. Lioua Not., to the Stamp. sliced to every Genuine Settle, .5 when ere almisterfetre. Sold id bh Wambold& No. 6. CaNdtedl66lk NM," dad b 7 hie eyymintesete, by J. Nlathous. No. a. 3lrsod. 666 Me) sad C.. law Osercbiord, London Batter. Hrammi, add Z.6l(e. Edir.bwr,do ; Douala. Glafgew ; and byik a Medicine Vas den lii every Menet Tee, w Genslidtale, tielis4 add America rtinntorts t THE PAWS • THE I nionfi lit nt dodr Ina rif thole- who reattilMiltd External Applications far !reeved Oomplaintr, h nbviatail. in the following Bmple qualm t Will the fur which adheres as the Wilde of a trade, or huder, berm/trod by wanting the outrid e ' , The fame comparifotrnray be made tifpedlisig theAuthan frame f Can an beam*, complaint be renvoll d by as external application: Theft quell Sens are left to be anfwercd by every Rear*, p4i c h will Thew the ridieuloufnefs . of inculcating this dud rine, while the In Ettlitbility- at Dr.BRODUM's ROTA N ICA L SYRUP is evinced in the extraordinary Cures that daily appear is the Papers, pant o ,. brit in cares of the above nature: Dr. Brodum. a regular Phy. &lan, bas been known many years, and Dot as a Noltrom Vendera His motive for pubi digit)* this advertifement,isto fecure the Health of the Public from the danger that attends external applicati my • which, to his knowledge; has wooed fatal ta away whohaveplawsi in it anisnyroper con6dcaoeL who - -- - To thnfe have revelled in the midnight trap, wr madly drained nature of her rieheft floret, by oordtrained or lirenttinud love or lay the horrid (clad puffin of Dina" reglntinivi wilfrender alTpoffltdc Alliance ; and, if the vital gorier' bi oat entirely deltroyed, it win gradually repair dm mehneholy evil. Ladies of any time of life may, by thi, medicine, be freed from on: of the mote ailluslingffiforders iliadent butte let and at a amo; Lain period it i. m , dl highly uleful. lit all nervous affibsllgns, lown-fs of fp'ritt, trembling% misfit memory, impaired rivur, and the numbcrlch fyorptorns of paired and tottering conftitutioas, whether ariang from' a ffife et inadivity, intemperance, or inattention to health, its efficacy bon attained throughout the three kingdoms uvivrtfal and unparalleled col brity. By Raid perfeverance In its ufe, it chewy, broom, and invigorates the whole nervous fyitem, and gtvcs new tone toad as vital fffiraftions, of which numberlefa infiances can be mooched A molt noble medicine, emnpored of fan of the Admit balfams and ttrengtheners in the whale anaemia medical and*♦ particularly apglicable to thofe whole conflatutions are reined by extreme wennefs and debLity,or broken by eventing or 'Mose lino/nen _ _ _ The Botanical Syrup and Rettorative Nervous Cordlar,to be ha 4 at the Dodoes honk, No. y„ Albion-Brett, ; dunes ham thli Leer= Murepm, Surrey fide of libekkiarsbuidge, In Wilke at ti. Is. Its. a. and 6s. od. (duty ineture..9_se Withers' (is Codicil's) Medicine Wareboule, 2p2, Strand; hhawand St. Paul's Church yard ; and . Brennand, Ws. 136, Nesspismee- , ftr. et WIVIOUI ; W. Bulsin. Printer and Booktellar, at Ma sn. dicinal Wareboufe, No. 3, Wine-Rant, mks has reeehred a hove and freei (apply; Tharnpron and Mills, C.aßle-Broca; Smoak, Tolley ; C. Routh, Bri*.ftreet ; Reed and Sheppard !Irina; Meykr and Crutwell, Bash ; Mars. Goadby, Ralkes, GlN:teller ; Mr. Trull% Won:elks ; Mr. Treenail'. Exeter ; Swinney, Birmingham ; Splttbury and Co. Mary-Brest, Dublin; and by aill Printers, 800 • .111. , and Venders of Medi eines in the Three KIP/dons. WHEN Profelfional Mcu of educa t i on an d se fpondbility deviate from tho general titan the bleiticia of a peculiar Branch, the randier at keg konadilit the Mk criteria. K fuperiority. Ten yan have I devoted my pradtice as the codukrettuatillilk of THREh DISORDERS, and the frambial ref& d nip*" gives me additional aided to oppalb Mkt ao Lam aka die ft• eagle of thole complaints which are thrbmldlialpittant In tissue,. lope of human indrnalties. Akar inithetko into ek ps, lifer *we, formed a with at an eats perio d of Sadie:els neve kiliddualk from the ignorance of uneducated Mani male assay alaugleame precipitancy drama. Endisicmers. The THREE DISORDER S, to the mei/brill:0 bilk= Tay attention, compete every becks of VOINUIAL TION, whither of a ream or bag of DEBILITY. whether arlfutz frosts the habits of er the indulgurce of mature age, and laftly that • ale fythen in Women which is called BA RR EN ISM ogd:INDULVT:. Numerous difeafes are the nigh of ignorsitee or bake& *ha taannent of a lintric Gonorrhea, and it am rintrektenk bums that the feeds of Lik am polkaed bytbe iellikretino atm eapird ed hour. By a Ripener orothod Ipek complaints ace sulk nolle‘ and ever whore others tree faked. I me that I my pow ins Oft a rodlsal re-ettablament. . . Few, however,- bee the cafes d compliamil ..1115* twer.thomered with the todardtana doubts OM*, Nam. loddeante in a SOUTAR Y ar the plunilant mid a fabionaldc Life, acquire that Ram of Debility while Osaka vos voidable confonsenee of fueb pernieless bablis Where the unhappy former broads over his ardery,auttsedift commis his misfortune, it may be fasue ambiance for Ilya se knew, that although it be an abk sidteht ue ummikaty with other Pmcliticoers, the remetal l eidors DRElClRlSellibbpde gradual progriSs of remomion is the munkeinaut of inumpothean. If the des of Baeelas or Venue boom milks mia r goer, meth .nziety wails* pmemael by as gat assateralliss thk languid fiate,and k thole ode no grant ielder arlt wild Ikt where this delickney ihr yen ailed, I peke Pang femme is indipanetly rogellas M neekude diambillkulkike dLife. and to madame tha Oanditition MARRIED WOMEN, who have long km illibpgakiniika their apsdations of a Family, may be dirandoket IS Ranee, lath deredia are eurabk by Medial iii. The SECRECY which is is effernial to my undertaking, red ilk qualifications which I have prebend to Oka& ken the Bate it my penenlions, and hi coincidence with bah this , latination given, that Mr. BARR may be cookthed bp Intim eclair( a (mat note) at his bode, Neap, fkukak oar Temple-Bar There is an addkimal ekrance in Wate‘Arigt the name is an both ths down M. RASE, Menke 'tithe RoyalColkga ad 611111111M1 To T. TATLOIt. barium. iio. g o New Bedige-Itreee,O idiabargb, Telo a. egge IN the fpring of .1 ycal, was evititt. ;Otto real Canplaint„. whkk I treated with Indllinmethrlat months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phylleieskiiim • put a temporary top to thee %mimeos oldie dillasic (by ! rtat applications) for knee time ; buigrinv4infaiiccfulf cine andthe advice. of Ilk ifit Gentlemen orelbe • Parity wade sad wade f years, I was cedaccilyea * *ale enpandleled and beyomi being as meeirelortiomi tetges: rated from Mad to foot. head: thaw, Mouth. cdC. ' arms, dm have been &trammel, la danger of bemire Mg - OA in tort I have had from so mats eating Mamas windy. • nearly :and deprived of would be valandnems tergara • deeded= at my cafe.-dike It to fay, there tter,r was, ar will be, me of a mare'dangerous, or of a awe complieseals& turn. I wee long looked upon by in'y friends, sad imagined mye felf,beyond albums of recovery and.lndeed, In in that arat.. tboo,deathwaspreferableismymaretluisalsablstats Indite dreadful &satinet dill drag a as 'offerable ellitener,tlCDayea, PA OTID e threw Uttar way a DCWfriper the Orr Mr. 1. of Phatemtb-.eny Mends read ho I taro . end procared fume of your LIARS'S P Petted, of sling from HIM to time am Dow, and lenns bask( er glow • than four pars indefcribable dialers), In as geed ailintaiiiieth IS !MST I 1111ljed ass pogo( of this, I had a flee, theiving. thy child, born to me a few momhs ago. Is gratified* es ' and In hopes of readering my fellow-erpatato feryiner, l vaPIIIL , mato publith this ; and pm may at any time refer peame._ . 1 1 00 wlm t• Ito hada of the truth of this, or farther putiallevils to one oe-my friends, by letter or paten. • As few cafes for hadnefs will ever ortal raisee,and none Mani it, I have from experience every rmfoirte allure ranekled. that in your LCAISt'S PILLS they will And a fare, fpos7, fah, and cal cure, I w that molt dreadful Stage of the mensal Maier which healed— a commies DD . 1. 7. Prepared and Slid bg the Sole Proprlsear, Timbal Ter may Member of the Royal College af Surgeons la Lege" aib s be VIA 9. N.:ol` Brislio4trost l where he will gbe advice. wkMat a fec, to perfona taking thole Pills wad wit enfant cabman Mrs. If pelt paid, on the ire terra., °Weir* hi all ails the asst Inviolable Feeney, so Pagan's manse al cafe hadeig haw memo Mooed, but at their own particular moo" by the herrkair, ab• ring the COSIFft of more than 36 years, 'that he has had thecae• dueling of ea satenim fah of the above 'medicine, aid Me pram the 'Arm. tberefrosn. They are aro fold, by Al. Approtenwit, for the ocavesieser d theta liven at a dilanee, by Mr. lister, dasth beidge. tam. burg ; Mr. Macaws, Primer • Olafgerw. atm, Ws Mr. T . rein for Ale whin*: at the P , erflaaer's. m, flaw. Pat-Mall ; Mr. Itebertfoa s Tay-eary , hhs. 103, Oz fent. duet ; Mr. Dillsoroagles, Mt. 7, Fil&trest-idli Pearly mode the litomement ; Mr.Stoers, NOWcaer, Ne.l. cildve 4 r° Litt* " Tower-hill; Mr. CaDweWs.Dablin ; and by me Peelba In every' eadderable tows in Coot-Brimie and inked. In Dom of 'WY ;laina. tiled up with fail and ppttsallmm Itredilans. witsmet of Weer ton army ma thrtambtur wl th eat lid firretp, NDOPY — F — "Poketed ..d pea br LE KL I*.(as isainary-place, Lambed) at tat ham Orrice, *a I. Cale lbws. Mast alio at tM STA% Olen, rot* Le. LONDON• hid f IBTA PRICE OP HOPS IN THE BOEOUGft Eats (new) si 12 . 5 . !? 61 vs 1 Pockcts (new) 6110 lb fl „ smn - iinimp, Adrift 19. • To fink the offal—per Rose of Beef es 4J to se sd Veal 30 64 to Itts 01 Mottos 4 to p ed Pork es id to 51 44 p. od. to 6s. ad. MEAD Or lllll DAY. Bea& about 1200--Sheep sad l....ntbs NLWGATE and LEADENFIALL, Aura 29 Pet Rone of 81b. by the aware. Bed 3s LI to es 41 Veal es id to 3$ Id Mattes es 01 to es Od Pork es lid to 31 101 Lamb . to 3s. ed. A PARODY ON SHAKSPEARE'S VEEN MAIL BY I. POPE. Rowe. I dreamt of Fortune's Wheel, lylt night— Afire, tio. 0 then ( fee you've communed with Queen Cannea... Of teeming Hope the midwife—and who smiles Nn bigger than that rapt'rnus little (cull, Which yields a Fria al Tw [NTT 'fIIOUS iND POUSIDS Drawn by a team of Fancy's fairy Elves Athwart Advenerces nofe., as they flap; Her Waggon (pokes are tore d of golden rar--‘ The covet.—of Abraham Newland's 6ne thin Paper..o Tlye traces—of Line. of Leery Tickets... The Collats—the circling beams of funfhine ;faith t Her whips--the goading to adventure—. Her waggons—a little blue•emted boy— Not half fo big as that contempt'ous Elf, Who threats elintide, burn, plunder, and lay wafts: • OLD A Litotes fea-girt, imperial, free inc. lo fhb gate, night by night, doth %Jetta CNANC I gallop Theo' various brains—the Lover dreams °llia& Angelic—deb fettiernents, and marriage joys: The fubtle Courtier dreams of plates finectire. Sometimes the gallops o'er a Lawyer's ado— • • Who fmells chat noble Prise--a lengthened fait. With Ctrs will (port, who fancy fumptuous Feaßs Sats in the Senate—Knighthood, and my Lady Wife: And to crown all, the blazon'd Car of 114Avet.rr O'er Merchants' eyes will roll, who archly exclaim—. • A glorious Senna' a—Debit—Pounds Seventeen— On Credit fide—Prize—Twes TT Tnoosx ma POUNDS! Croffes the Sailor's brealt—who ftraitway clam • Fleets - era!) Prisew..grapples with the Poe— Then bold cries out—Strike; (trite! _„ For Tyrant know—thy iiros a ftro's all a BLA ! Q D ZIN CUANCI,WhYII tir' of her nightly tour, • Smiling returns to Fortune e ehofen Fame— Facing OLD ENOLAND'S Bank.—which Office, Fame So oft and loudly founds—belougs to Pon. BIRTBS Oa Friday, at Little Campden lode, Kcnfington, the Lady of Lawrence Duadu Campbell, Efq. of a fon. On Thurfday, the Lady of W. Merry, Efq. of Gowcr.ftreet, of a daughter. Oa Friday, Mrs. Groom, of Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, of a fort MARRIED. Monday, at Bath-RAM, near Bath. Capt. 'Addis's', of the Navy to Mifs Cleather,daughtee of J. CU: other, Efq. of Plymouth. Captain Akunder Francis Bail/k, of the Royal Navy, to Mrs. Mitabeth Gorden, of Edinburgh At Bella, Lieut. Fellows, of the Royal • Navy 9 to Mifs Mary Ann Cerfon ; and Dan. Doolittle, Lieutenant and Adjutant or the stoat regiment, to Miro Harriet Reid. • . At tit nagh, Henry Andlrfeo, Rig. to )ifs Maxwell, bah of Paid town. DIED. Sunday fennight. la the ysth . year of his age, after a bag Moth, at Teignmoutb, Dews, the Right Has. Conswallis Maude, NW count Hawarden and Baron de Moatalt; of Hawarden, Flint &Ire. His Load''p was thrice married; lists:owl Lady was the oleos of the late Ralph Allen. Efq. of Prior Park., near Bath ; and he ➢ fiseessied is tkle and eases by her fon, the Hon. Thomas Ralph Mande. On the reek December lA, at Viaigaratara, Ead. Colw nel George Fotbaingbam. At his honk, is George'wfmtare, Edinburgh, on the iota ink. Lientasent-Colood George Clark, of the Honomabie EaR ladig Company's terrice. On the abt► MIL at Maws, Rkbard Cone, Efq. of I:intimate , Place. At Bath, Mr. Thomas Collinfon, late of Southgate. On Retarday, the infant foe of Sir Robert Barclay, Bet. M. P. at his beak in Lower brook-fireet. Ck ' . ..;04 ten 9 04, tilt OM trig ki ll SDI elv Ac Ca Ti Ay ae Lar Co Ad ZWI Zfi frni Kt T.l ti