FrClft tke LON 110 N G .9Z 17'l 17, . ffrd 15. enniciitTiniit in the Zsir.rtlittniherlmii.) ryn-.43 by the Lend Lirtiret,Ant. lieeley. FLi tobe Caprti• of one of •'+•• 7eweall:t Deed March st. tar L..,uloinp Cau4on. kftl. to Ipc bated April 6 C , ..i•Ttlitii•.n in the Invertles, tc. ktriinei,t N. 'tit li:ititti ligreci by the I: nil Lieu• trn.iut D. 4 DrCetntler 24. OZ.:. tnhn ; refer, bfq. to he Cap /In. l'ottimilrion% in the Nt.rt•- , llt Militia, figne.l i, the Lieutenant.—Vegern ea!olin Hanlbleton Thomita Ctift4lice et Major, vire Major refignett 17 tied March 1:. Re's. JerrnikiiiToturfon. t;enrc. awl Riihran Itnltettfoi, tents. t.. be S.nfigna. nst , rl Aprll 1. 'dos Comniiiiinns in the StafFnedlhire Miiiti.t, by the Lori Lielite..lant.—Tr. he C..ptrins. Shapland Swine, Efq. Dated March st, t Ro s t. I.i.outenant John Neste. Ef . ‘ldeeh 46, 18:11. jah,r niilippt, Ffq. Rata March 1 1801. WAter tlitt CnV: - ry. F7q. natrd April 7, tft3. j .h. Newton, Erg !kited tr, 1 go.t. ke Lieutenant.. T-4ton Vallnee, Ffq. Dated Nlar It t 6, tBot. i.t . ;llktin ‘t heckled', (lent. Dated .M.trch 37. :803. t,Cdliaru Hall. n, Gert. Dated I.,reh 3t, To he Richard RiddicGlrn, Gent. Dated March ;t, 1843. rANKIZIIPTCY ENLARGED. ?One rr. Rotren pried, tate ot Size-lane, I.outlnti. but now of the !Noel of tolia.N, in the Well !saheb, ntercrr:nt, 41 ten, at t;taildhall,l.nneaki. B A NKR UPI'S. Jame , ' Rawferne, late of the pari% of l'ontefraa, Torkflire, merchant, dealer and chspulan, to turrender May at lit, 70..7 t. and 211, at eleven, It the Red lion Inn. l'ontcfraa. Aizomies, Mr. 'l'honias William lonic, at Leeds; or Mr. ja:ne• I sarnhert, tfatton•Garden Loudon. Wal er the youhger, of Kingßoadopon-Ifiall, mrr eLant, dealer and ehapman, April 29. 3C, sad May 2g. at eleven. at the White• Hart Tavern, Kineamupon-Hull Artornles, 'Vier . Lynn and Collier, lie,:tor,lirow„ Lank.), nr 11r. JACItrOII, in Hull. Tht mas Moore Made, of Old Rond.ftreet, Mildlet:r. dialer, April 23,16. and May si, at tle ,, n, at Attorney, Mr. Kitohlewhite, Gray's-Inn-Place. Robert Hafted, of Worfthorn, near Burnley, in Lancalliire. ealieo-manufatturer, dealer and chapman. April 29, 3‘2. and May sl. at three, at the nor Inn, lilascholiar. Attorney. Mr. Jobtifon, klanebelter. DIVIDENDS. April 29. Charles Rogerfon, of Warrington, l.ancaraire, dealer and chapman. at ten, at the Globe Tavtrn, Liverpool April 29. William Hibbs, of Stowerton, Warwieldhire, wo flapicr, deals and chapman, at ebtven, at the &Italie Inn, Shiplton-upon-Stows. Woreefterthire. April 17. John Laft, of All-Saints, South Elmbam. Suffolk, Ikopkeeper, at eleven, at the Tuna Inn, Bungay, Suffolk. April 27. John Davidion the elder, %Villis.-a bavidfon, John Elavidfon the younger, and Infeph Davidfau, now or late of Halifax, Yorkfbire, dyers, and copartners, at eleven, at the Old Cock, In Halifax. April 27. Daniel Hainaway, now or late of Brandon, Norfolk and Suffolk. m.reltarit, at twelve, at the Guildhall, Lynn. April 16. Henry Reimer. of Catherine-court, Tower-Hill, London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall BANKRUPT IN IRELAND. Jobs Wilgus mid Atentokr Witron. of Limerick, "merchants, So lorronder the 20 Wt. sad silt May. WESTMIXSTAR SASSIONS. GUTI.DEIALL, R. APRIL 16. Vohs Ferment was indieted for affaulting John Gimlet, a watchman, while ht the execution of his duty. The proftetitor filled, that between one and two on the morning of the 6th of March lilt, he obferved the prifoner and two fellows with him. at the corner of Nag's.head.court. Drury-lane : they were very nnify, and he &fired them to go away ; they refuted, and in a (cut& which imme diately took place; the watchman was knocked down by the other two, and at the fame time (tab bed in the fide by the prifoner with a knife. The knife penetrated his coat and three waillcoats. and cut his fide very much. He had no doubt as to the prifoner's perfon. having feen him often be fore ; he defcribed him as bully to the girl kept by the late notorious Jerry Aber:haw. The af fault upon the profecutor was alto proved by one of the beadles of St. Clement's Danes. who taw him brought to the watch houfe bleeding feverely. The prifoner, in his defence, raid, that a perfon named Farrell was the man who wounded the watchman. He alto attempted to eilablith an alibi, but in this he completely failed. The Jury with out hefitation found him Guilty. He was tried upottanotherindidment,charging him with affault log John Camerford. Camerford defcribed himfelf as a porter in an oil and,colour (hop, in Piccadilly. and that upon the above evening, while jolt go ing into his father's haute, in Nag's head -court, he was article by the prifoncr aver the head with a catllellick, which had cut open the tkull over oue of his eyes. 'chi* !tory was corroborated by the profecutres father, but thinly denied by the prisimer, who en deavoured to retort the charge of afttult, by ray ing. that in coming down the court h: had been fit .ved about, and 'truck by the profecutor. There a:lotions being totally sinfupported by any ev deuce, he WAS infirmity found Guilty. The Court lentenced him to two years impviiimment fur the firilairault, and to fit montl.<impoifonment for the it , rind ; to find foretics, 1.4,141 in yol. and two others in 401. each, for kei t iOng the peace for two years. When sentence WAS paired, the pi ifoner begged rather to he fent on hoard a man of w a r, brit he was 11161 inned that Inch was the enormity of the fir:t offence, that his reyieft could not he complied yr idt. nor" tube was cony ined of haling, on the t9tL iii Janet try hall, nee book, %.4:11C Lod. the pro. p.rzy ot Edward Lloyd. It aliptarird trom the evidence, that this was the third thrrtt committed w thin three luctellive dA, s 6 the fame prifoner, at his fh.ip, in Clare coup, En t er y •lane. pri Vinci, in his dance, laid, he was roach dillrerled, being A lilverinrith out or .LlTiplot.inent—that he had been a fr.Arrl 411 lot 'tar, on board the leis gate, and diteharged iu May Cotot pair ed no fottelice, v:cv. ut 4 c•thnin t ,- Liza to the I.a I.CI Se•-. 16 wag eonviaednf clealingtwripewter pint pot. from A pnbliean. The Court admonilh• eJ 14.:r levertlv. the being a perfon who had lung got licr livelihood Ai An informer ag.Linit °theta 1,4 violating the 14‘e., and tlitrefore one who 111 , 113 have bee❑ peculiarly aria in her own tun. tJ.at. 1u be t 9 Pkt.:ltht . rPTC;RAM TO AN ANnNYNTOUI r.mkrpooNrß. Ohs! jam fa:is eft. C.n! !MT thv pen upon the fh-'f, n +het n, it her fame •,nr pelf Al.Ol . 01, (Oren Nell an Ti:fgr..ceo. un a.le— With.nn, Elf, a. Cobb y he, made her apnearance at the EdnibulgL, C;l3l . gn.v, and Newc3tile Theatres, a, a yming c.,11, 7 .41,tc tor vocal fame. She was received' w i t h t h h: Avdi ncti arplauce, and promiles to be a , erg- Erie I et former. In a m• it curious produnion which has been holy rtibiiihed at Paria, by a Frent4 Author, who II: lc, hinrteit Profeiiiir of Languages, and entitles hi, An Englifistati's Judgment on Boma- AitTr ;"—" Ou Bonaparte jugi par fin Anglais;"— we read the following rstodf i lezpreflions, which, no doubt, will be felt in London as highly delcriptive iif the fentiments of John Bull: moires dir7mt toujourla •erite • I t •ranfinettrunt ton nom a la poftctitd !" •• !:./or.a are Traps to fpread tAr name !" •• Pyr,o—the Guardian of illy lame." Upon tilde lines we lhall only remark that the Fi T CON SU L'S Telegraphs are gr•ing C.' fast out of d..•r:romosurworling,partktilarly his Du rcH and his Swiss Tettgraphr, that " Pollerity—the Guar• likely to have loon—a finecure employ. mein ! ! T“ c..rnpare hi, hero to Julius Czfar was alto a natural turn enough, and he has accordingly avadeJ hitniellof hi,cletlic parallel in there lines: " Lork;ue pour echapper aus horreu-s de la mart. N. ptune cn fureur Cslar commit fon fort; " II reodatt d'unc main les vague. timiraires, " Et de l'antre it trout fcs Lime •x Cometstrntatta." CJIIAR, nn Fgypt's fhores his life to fare, From the near tumors of a wat'ry grave, Boldly comniita his fortune to the waves ; And whiiit nee band the hoifterous bLlows braves, Sate Com the (urges that around I im roar, the other bore." This is rather All unhappy allution. The fight of Bo AAAAAA a from Egypt would fcarce bran a commentary. Lately :kir. William Weave, of Knighton, in the parilh of Cranford Magna, had a South Down ewe which brought five lambs, by a Dorfetthire rani. It is to he regretted that the lambs are dead ; but it fhews plainly what great improvement may be made by the curious farmer in cro&ng the breed. At a village sear Thiengen, in Upper Snabia, on the 19th of March, a dreadful fire broke out, which confirmed nine /miles, with kveral barns; and, melancholy to fay, three children fell Geri aces to the flames, and a liable full of oxen, none of which could be faveJ. On Saturday evening, between nine and ten o'clock, an aged man, employed in the Panic' of Watts's gables, at CarletorTholife, was killed by 1 a fall from a Ilaircafe in the 'fables. He has been' one of the helpers in his Royal Hie:well's Rabies for upwards of fisteen years, and was well known by the name of Old George. His Royal Highnefs being informed at the Opera.houie of the accident, was much affeaed. and humanely gave direftions to Mn Townfend, the police officer, to go and fee that every neceffary attention was paid. On Friday, about three o'clock In the afternoon as fonse Labouring men were digging under the foundation of a hook in Somers Town. the fabrick fell to the ground, from the ruins of which two men and a woman were dug out materially hurt. It is not yet certain that there are nut tome perfons lonby the fall of the building. A finicking accident happened on Friday even. ing, about (even o'clock in St. Martin's.lane:—A genteel dreired woman, alnuit 40 years of age, fell down in a fit oppofite to Mr. Aldridge's Rabies, and fiaetured her &till in to dreadful a maun.r, that her life is in imminent danger. Some alights ago, a fervent belonging to Mr.' Moore, tinibenmetchant, in Whitechapel, while at. tempting to defcend from a hay•loft in a Rate of intoxication, fell down and broke his neck. Coro. ner's renliO—Accidental Death. Early on Saturday fennight two men, brother, when tiefcending a coal pit at IVetithora, in the neighbourhood of Glasgow, the dog of the bucket not being properly put in, they fel: to the bottom and were killed un the (pit. An unfortunate occurrence took place on Thutfclay teunight at the Cowcadden., in thc neighbourhood ut Clalgow : Two fervants driv ing a boric in a gig on the Garfcui.e Road, the boric ran off; threw thetn both nut ti the carriage, and ran with ruch fury • againit the !torte of a gentleman riding on the road, that the (haft of the carriage penetrated his flank leYeral inches, in conlemience of which the animal died in ierb than a quarter of an hour. The body of a black man was picked np at Stone Stairs, who had been drowned at RateMT lona time luck. Th: Cornner'i Jury wok a view of the body. and from certain appearances And citconiftaitc,rcturned a cm.d,i:t of—Wiltol Mtn der agents man of his oun ..olour. who IA not yet in . Ahoist eiczht utclock, nn Sunday fenniglit, as Mr. limes iii:l, a tide-waiter at Deal. was return ing Iron) St. Margaret's Bay ti. that place. in con'. pAny with his wile, a (mall buc.f.e. which lie car ried 011 A nick en Li. thoulder, iwung off, mid in endeavouring to prevent iist.iii down the cliff hi. font flipped, •nd, Mocking to iclate, he 5% AS pi c• cipitaten to the LintiM) as the hea..l4. 1:e wis taken up as loon Ai pofliLi!e .11:cr, aiict, althoir:h ieliftliii;, not then tic4d, but eXpliCd All,`lli, lat. O'Cil.t:K Clit .161:•)14.111g ninriiing. Tiitlday 141 i, as Mi. °Moine, liair•drcillr, of Chilnislot.hul.o WAS tf 411C . a:Ing lil A M liitkCy.l.ll the Omani iw road, en bum te WA, itipptitc..l to Live tom:thing the matter with his mouth. and Mr. Olinni.c called to a labourer iii take the bridle off, which was no former done.than the bead. allll4l/111 Apparently much jaded, rulhed forward and ran away.. Mr. Ofborne tell upon h:s head in jumping n u t of the whilkey. A yniing woman also was riding with him kept her le-ai l :mil the Shafts were broken °fibs' running agaii.it . vitt. when the was throit n nut 'backwards, and received but little in ;um Mr. o:botnt i s , huwcvcr, touch.bruifest.. 0 , • POI ICE, E7c. Mitustrix Hoost•--SsitterdaF, for theifivattirne, Mr. Robcri 4/141, one of the CAthiers of tine was hi ought ha ire the I.."RD MAYOR,./I1 8 charge of enthezhling Exchequer Bills, Stc. were iriti.icr his care. The ex4miliation was Ftivstte, and it was thought to be the Lot, sylik,h 1111 i tiniortu -11:Ite get:tk111:4I1 teas to Atrisfergo ; bat on accouli; oldie hillitiefs being to comp:is:at:4 and extenfiste as to require further instetliga:iou, the prifoncr was ordered to h: brought up igain uu \\ ethiefday the 27th, 1.. that he Asia not be uied at the next Old Dailey SetTions. A Jew practitioner in medicine, reading near St. Mary Axe, teas Inmintmed bcfoie the Los u Masct, charged with a• violent aiToult ou his ap prentice. The young gentleman Iwnie that his mailer threatened to blow his Mains out with a piaci', and (truck hint a Vi:,lcat blow on the ribs.— The father of the lad Paid he was prefent when the defendant druck his apprentice, and that he was determined to isrofeente the Dt•Etor in • rmfrquence silitis having dropped infiunat ions ihjni ions to the charatter of his um. 11. faid g is en the I)o,hr 4 poi. on condition that hi. tins:lls old be in flruned in the medical art, and have condonable board and lodging for liven .years; but that the defendant, aft:r having kept LiRI for two years, wanted to get rid of him without returning any of the money he had with him. The (and NIA yor laid he cools' do nothing more than oblige the .le fendat.t to find feciirity to keep .he pease. and arifw.er for the alf.tUlt, which the drkelidalit was ObiliZel In do before he left the C o. Un Wednefday lad Abraham Pine, a journey man currier, was brought before Sir W. 1.1,11.• If• Tom, the fitting Alderman at Guildhall, charged by his employers, Wall. Wyatt and C0...152.4e man street, with &letting their employ, and ing his work in an unanilhed state, when the to being frilly eltablithed. he was CUlllMittta to Bride well for tii& months. Me. Sur st's MURD/R.—The different reports lately circulated refpeaing the mifcreauts whu murdered the unfortunate Mr.. Sr vx. appear to have originated limn the (oho% nag partrcuiars commiinicatcd to Mr. S ri sa.'s family an Catheri:.e , tiree, by Mr. ISA IX Cutar os, the cuntta.bie of lioaardlow, who has exerted hinifelf in the bulimia. with great zeal and ablivity : " Ibis is to certify, that Richard Ron, of the parifh of Iftcworth, Genie and informed nic, ftsac Clayton. exist vn Tburfasy before the Saturday +hat Mr. Steele was murdered. Ruben Newton did attack, near the Powder Mills *Mr, ea HounQuw bleatb. the above-mentiotied Davis. with one of his brotbth, fie lays, you old rope, have you got all year lit• cell:nue f lie sofwcred, I don't know what you nicen. New ton replied, Have pie got twenty pound. in money lie re. plied. No. Newton then put his hand M his pocket. and pul led out a leather Arap, said fald, Damn you, have you ipoke to all your friends 1 The ftrap appears,according to the ed ? . non. much like that *Mich was bound on Mr. Stici's neck.— Davis iths be thinks he could (wear toahe &up from any other, fur be thought they would have murdered him, but a ouch ePPeerietS do Wu. they walked away fin ry faft towanle the Dravel kits. There was a woman with them at that dote In a red clerk the fame woman now toissbith with sue of diem. " Your humble Servant. _ _ " Isaac Ca Conftable tied Beadle, tioiseitow." About a week ago the younger Newton attempt ed to hang himfelf in his liable, at Hutton, but was cut down by his father, and on being ailed the nation of his widow to dellrny himfelf, fsid, it was to put an end to his mifery, fur Alpo krasitt," added he, lam aniferable." ,Richard Brown, who received fenteoce of (Wen at the last Suffolk Affixes for burglary, wax on Wednefday executed at Bum—Hannah convided of the fame .offence, is related during his Majellespleafure. R. Brown, executed ha week at Burry, Ora; ; man who had been extremely well educated. and conducted himfelf ins decent manner from the time of his lenience to his death. The night be. fire his execution he made an impreWve .exliorta tation to his fellow.prifoners, which melted them into tears : his fortitude did not forlake him till the time of tying his arms and knocking , off his irons, when lie Ihewed fume ligns of fear. lie addrefred the multitude at the fcaffold. and assn bitted hi, er,d to his atiociation with bad Tue(day Lill Wm. Leeee, of Laneaßer, srp• er, was convißecl before the Mayor, in the p••!, y of 5:. for ranting to receive and fitrititli j Price, a tick foldier belonging to the ad rewnictit tf dragoon gliards, he having been legally hair tted lip.m him. The larged penalty was inflitl rd. ,:n acciumt of Leece turning the foldier out of the huule at eleven o'clock at night. Twefilay night, batween eight and nine o'clock. an inhabitant of Birmingham was flopped and bed, about the middle of Wett Droniwich by two footpads; ant of them was well dreifed, and the mho-, although shiguifed by a fni ,, ck frock, Teemed uu:.of the lowed rank. On TliurillaySerittight in .the evening. bet teen ievcis and tight o'clock, four laa . ars. vi•iiking on tlie If:ill:LI turnpike road, were ItnppcJ a ;40'7 he!, oil,' 110'4111 lIIIIICkaIIS (About three (par tea id A milc iitol)by a rodin, %%lin with JteAdlitl int. pr:cati ms prziented a Oita to them, dei.ianding y, when he rubbed them nF between and eight guineas in guild ittiJ Oil TilleidAy :In information wilt laid At Newark agaiiitt te venteeit journeymen.cabinet.m4icei., who 1...01 entered ioto a combination for the pl.lpule ..t I mi.:lg their w.igec,,uol noilit4rxegolations th, ir trade, Moen toorteett of tlleou weic fc.tcot:ed to 1..;:c ;in Fr;.l:tr night, a man in St P.tual', (tenth yard Pfferiug a pst:r nt .hoots for !Alt t., ievei palng, gave Tie ti; .t itilpit.i.;ll that 10.: li.td dolen 'Lem, . Gentitn An 1.44,1 11.41(1 c.l him, when :he drawing a kr.ite, he deemed ;t p; u‘hia to let go I.i, iwia, when the fri'oivi mat,: hi. cl‘Ape, leaving one of the boots behind shim. morning, *bunt f k x o'clock, two men of the banns of Herbert, a journeyman weaver, env j. , hn Oakley, having hod a difpute *WA the merirs of Belcher and the RASan, agreed to light jor five guises a fide in a .field near Hoz:on.--- The contest Wed ly minsges„ .when Oakley was .declared viZtor. 'They was both taken off the.Aeld tbeir aisfpative film,is At sBalPle.s Rite. 7‘l.ititßll43. On the • Inft iolkattt, at Wet* by the Rev. %Lt. Clutterbuck. Sol c.tnr, of Winceistusl. akan:efkt. 0 tint l , tk, dituittir Cm* I :Ai 14 ell,. Vriday pt :Or j..tvrt %inch es. I ...Ir.' l'oncem ,to 7 % - i , t 1 3 4: 11 . , •':r, J.% 6,t ft., of the 44re i;eorg, F.fq. of URAter, • 1)11:1 ~. At F.linlr.rith, on the Bta „ele year 0: age, :11e. Jules Sibh,ll,l, bookf,llee. a: a , ; , • „ of nwft fft nee.) learning and intorn,Atinn,xnnre it: the antiquities of his cogrAry, "tete vtry uonsta reipeeted. At Eitinnurgii, on the 6th inftant, Sir John Wh Whitelaird, Bart. _ . At Daiktith, on the Bth in/tient, Captain James ja2ic, Lea the h:A't 1111 , j4 Company's rervice. MA, %VA t i.e A r LoNttoN To•moßp.ov, Nion,,,, c • • •• •• • 0 mintitea 3:trr t;.; Amis...vs s; minutcs after FOR CHILBLAINS, RHEILIMAI ISMS, IBLUJSE,S, & De. SFEER.ii OPOPELOO. _ _ _ THIS Medicine has beat long J eeknowl e d ze ,t to be foperiot to every Peeper/Riau of the Kind in - he Cure of druifes, Sprains, itheuntatihsta, Cramps. Nwtnhoei, and htitihrfA ur the Joint*. aro! ...the extern...l well a.)1.1 reltulfine a proper Circulation to the I .ioeba when ir,l Paralytica SIAre. It is ,) ruff ICUlhrly frrsiceshle for Chß, blaint ; but in tbta Cogoplatnt xt fl/ccad be •diPPlvcd, and atv . pikd warm. .03 the ()tuft& of each Dottie at rhe,GancineQpodehice is' patted a Clamp. in wl:ich are engraved theft Words "y.. >tor, Wry, No 45, at. Paul's." A:loaves are Counterfeit Sold only by F. Nowa, o . at the W.r. hook f.o. Dodtor janteb's eowder, N 0.44, if , St. Vaul's Church-yard, a few doors f the Cornet of Cbeaidide, London; an t • arr)intmcilt. by Media Jeboult and Co. bl 9. ;cc., and .1. No 74, Qzionl-Rrett; f. Wa .(?144 jikand-gre c t. BA.I y arwl Co. Cockt . dur-!(fret; J. Ward. Bdiddie•rrw. h.., ; Royti-Exchw.tge; and' W, itbark.e. B temilp 1)45 itrect. Pre ts. 6d. tlot!ktauto, yp biz or 014 (0.1. \V HEN an IndieLiitAi )tai et nevienc ed titular mark of undue?:, in which his welfare and bap pinsts have been conduct - alt.y promo c 4. nothing itt more no ur..l than to leek our the perfon by whom we lave been feria, tor the put-pole ot eypredlng our grateful ft•fe of At two*, bellowed. but i , c res of health, where we have bfeo Future : . ed from the lad deplorable Italic of debilitated nEurt. Aind cc : doted to the lad enjoyment ut all the vario4l. talelhogs uf we are forcibly :allot on by every s,uilaideration, to aI*PCP: lodge it in the trod public manger. We owe this nitiajlyt4 our own fcciinge, which mutt be fanfibly awakened od PA *z ealot' to the and Wants of the Dotlor, which merit Ayer, encomium. and to public at large, in order that theft vilao may 1104 a. ned lamb+ benefit/, may know yam WIT: Cave them. Having made tAicid Recces? aticriaciuma proceed to ItatWttie pa/titular cafe that hay ocedioned them, and to lay before the public the falutary cffetets that I have ea, periauced under the greatest afeidtione that can Wilily hail wa t was hewn amd 'Mewed at Wjaatlyetter, and 4 (minm& years of age wad to clue thalreffill atletuirt f/tAtir tit an' leaving Wincheiter, 41.1 More particularly at College, I wtg reduced to the mot grievous Rate, by .the baral and mnuattnt4 pratticca. tuttancident to youth, 114 which @repot moremarte ful to our ht:th. than Gisful in she qe of Goa. f Ras at lytt alniaed wish a sllninsf• of fight. a wmkacfs in lay YAns, ata t j a dephir,..,,,,r (pied.. Io this fuddigp t appliegps Boron „Wertz fcl, the farneus nruliß, Who IteorMed cot It p occcdcd Cron? s ilin optic nerves. I (or lonic time followed his od•ks. ejll ppedav set ungur from shooting. I data, I'4o with a nigntinifit gager limbs to fuch a degree% PIO lead tor to conclude that 1 flaoliki. entirely ,infc the oft. of thaw This induced se to pot rwgislf under eke hands tat Dr. W. of Qaford ; hut milker h&P.mellL ow the wide" at Bath, which place I vifired, . !owed the ek e km; relief • my fpirita at length woe fu pit; ale' derailed wort' vi. kmt palpitatio.a of the heart, and my 'n much threat:eq . , that I became a mere &chitin. O r.f• .• wever, bilk; deb Papers, a Pu'dication by )nutt:led Guide to Old Age." dedicated • •.; was ifi4occ4 to penile the fame. when I . the c0n.7444 I had to bug laboured under. . . I Lave the bappinds to add, tt..it Ly f the 64 jcz eaotained therein, and p.inoi hrough a eorni.:etd of I:+r. Baozion's Joy/liable . .tierVOUS Cor.id. I w 1/ O W, tball* H , perl4ly movcr,J, and as well JP ewer 1 .wasA, Inv life. " " • • ' , " I hay, fher coisted the Urdverfity,azd am pink 10 Soto llac 10.4 II nt•ttultony, Ith A t ieseen t hutt o e uovy to he without •• A Cuide to OW Age ;". and, at the lime dim, ! think it my d.,ty t.ladvi'e ail yom g nlen totollow ruyip, ample. as • peruist if this excetlei.t It•sA may happily prssuo grcelyitAtctl hr - .olors ttl all UntitNe!" snore, which, but tor Ur. V 1. ,, Dt , sr, mould t4440#. Snay.t o itly La• e t:ern n.y caft..-1 am, 3,r, oar's, &4. stst. rd. • A D. M. A." _ _ .1 he Ii Hanical Syrop. and RetUrrive Nervoto Co: coo, so be h.l at t! e Dn:l , r's iinitte, No. y.,.-I)!.:twn ltret 1. in bottles 11. a, —it , . 6,1. and 5.. cd ; and l'..Lot eta, I.lnokfellen. and Vailict, of Niedionc, in the killitt4 n.4b•Sup, W4la rCe pef t;ife‘:111,1: - - - - \I! H ProleIlion:II Men of edneation and rc tleViPtr from the gutaal fyftreti by !reboil of • peceliar Branch, the ranetioa uf log $4,140•4 ik.a. c-itt rano ul Inperintity. •F,ta yt 4...ve I 6.•••••.1 my priAtc. in th e etclutixe trel - 4- 11, , t or 1 . 1-11:h''. Iti. , 0111)1-.NS, and the hiceeftful relish of ttv plan ,;;Art adtti:ional :..1 - 2uUr to 0 14 ,4 ufu as I ietu • th, arc theAnoll,:ntrorc. • i•• •he tatatico, ;Inman ittlitntivet. _ ritter itut•attott pito svcry brantt 4 to Army Surgeon. trot . .l a sst.l.l at an. a", i•ertod of to reftueintlitatio 4 . 11!:.,n1 i s naor awe of ohrtiorotcal Niels, or tilt 01 1 .417041: - en 00... general Yraebraourr'• I rc OISOICUEItSito tht curt: uf which I hare +.• voted nty atttinion, ..oinortac every fpt . eie. INII ;ON, wnethar of a recent yr leg All kout. of DEN I.ITY, 111.11ctbcr fr , tot the ballot* ..t r ~ .-tt...aht.yr, ..r ti.•• 1111halgtilit of /13..1••11 . Y 5., awl laftly that tit taneconta the tvikot m 11 ' innen v. melt t: called . I.l.i ; i:cit NEN , tr sTvittLi Numerous tlifeattit ate the refult of ! ; :norance or hafte,in.tite rr ctt molt of a Gonorrhea, an.i it uut uutreguchtly hat ,- r.Los that the 1 . ..c0it of Lite are poilotte4l4 the indiferetiott pt ...a urigtiardeti b.tur. I.lf a fupertor itteshud fuel. complaints • at.i ; curet!, anti even whrre others have tallest, I,u:hit abril r re'air.c r•I t" . r a radtial re ettabiithmeut. .1. •.v, et r, cabe of cturoilleatcd there. it; d. 6 J,lcr, .umi•afrtl watt th• c>lamitoto !stoat...y*of A1et..,r4. , Lull: ini.J!rynce in a SOl.l • , or the pr.:v.:L.:a .Life. that itate of llchih: w 46 h • th ..:.arr , dald• a.nlrqurl., c .4ltch rank4og.• 1: hero• the "iltl:riaV i.ll. rtr brood. ovir P•p. • rtii:y Ctof:CC.:4 14' I.l.!.r:nnc, it may he ("nit tom to knew • that al:lt.a.dh it lo - an .11.jer:t .Iftiooln Lanny w.th intler 112 Ih;i.ocro, •!..f /. 11, /1. CIL NCI ES t !rile i•r,ttua! at tot u: to! My rip. r.eue... It ilia rai,.• ,V 01••• t.,, L.!. 4,..A•0••• 3 , 31•1 • .1.1 ••, V.trly a•:::•tt l• 7 ••11 I '1.,. • , 1• 4 . 1•• 1-4 :I! occur. . . . i$ • C.i• 4,11. • 'krt. exi2,d. a pt... , l'• •• trealt,.: t!:•i•r r Ate to frVIV, 1110%1 3 • t I :It: 3 - .1 I. tt•itiaar. 7e the Cooilt:tution .1.14 ICU) s,s t. h.. Lave 1.“ 4 1 I,ern . liL.ppritu c: 0. 0 .;, • ,• -1 a I atzo:v, may he altiorrd, that in C•s e. :to arc cnr eo. by \ ladicslp:Jl. K; t zh /Ey .4..4-rt..kint• 3" eat 1.. I hivi. F.refunis.l en lLite, bon Er- • Bilis .4 Isph fuel, this inn 14.1 t n a kern. 0 4 \lq BKEE nay On tborilltcilinsion-nir 'or by tetra ra ibcioaney r final mots) Ai 21ia Poute, 2). 4 1 ...i' o•rar.d., near lemOs-Bar 'l . l.cre is so si:Joi..nal csitnuice ia Water-alert 114.140PJ 1 u,.1 she name is on the ,'+ n. M. BKEE, Nli.mber of tbe itorl C.l.K.ge of Surrolli- LONDON. Primal sodmahliacd by LEVEI -KENT.; 'fear.' tobury•place. I.2anheth)at the aTAI OVIIC l'?". 1. e•ai•s•' stroes. P. 114444 age as the Staia pri.aca. Tulti.'r 14.