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ASSIZES. CROYDON, AUGUST 7. The following curinus caulc came nn this day : 11 1 Witfin was isdid fd for ravifiling, and carnally knowing Elizabeth Palmer, at Guadf td, againa her _ . . The prifoncr is a tailor at Guildford, and was very tittle known to Mrs. Palmer. the having never Peen him above three or four times, when he came to her hufband's, the Greyhound public houfe at Guildford. On the 9th of June there had been a cricket matcri at Guildford, at which the prifoner, among(' others. attended. About feven o'clock the priforter and fe veral people went to the Greyhound, and remained drinking all the evening ; at eleven Mrs. P. went to .bed, and her hufbsnd fat up to attend the guells ; the maid alfo went to bed. About one o'cbck the prifo ner, who was drinking in the hack parlour, winch is detached from the houfe, quitted the room, and paffed through the yard into Mrs. Pahner's room. She was afleep, but was loon awaked—finding a man in bed with her, fuppofing, it to he her huloand, Mrs. Pal mer did nut repel his attack ; but, perceiving he had his clothes on, the faid---'' Palmer! what do you do with your clothes on He made no reply. Soon after, the Paid--" Are you drank ? if you can't pull off your chdhe o I will get tip and do it for you."— He oot nut tt bed, and (loud behind the curtain.— and the Ltid, " Palmer, Purely you are not going down any where !" Ile then feigned the voLe of Palmer, and laid that he mull go down (lairs, and fee if any thing was wanted, for all the guens were not gone. She immediately dilcovered the trick and jumped out of bed, and, by the light of the window, the taw it was the ptifoner. She exclaimed—" You blackguard, you are not my htifb and." She feized hold of him, andcried—"Murder—help—Muttler!" three times. The ptifoner dragged her acrofs the room, and ran down flair:, and the followed him, and was met by her hutband, who came cut of one door as the pritoner ran out of the other. He follow: elf him, hut the ptifoner turned a corner, near Mr. Smallpiece, the attorney's, and the hulband went to the prifoner's lodging, where he was taken. When acculed of the fad, he at firtl denied it, but after wards tail he would make him any recompenfe and quit file tov.n. Palmer replied, that neither he ncr any man in England could recompenfe him. Upon crofs-examlootion, the profecutrix admitted, that when the firti awoke, flue believed -it to be her bulb tad, and ailed accordinolv, and that the did rot difcstver the ptifoner till after hip purpcfe was fully labels :d. Sir J. MANSFIELD laid, that it was neceffary to' cemtlitute a rape, that it thoold be againfl the will of the female. Here the had conf_nteci ' believing it to be her latiol.—Tite priftner was therefore acquit. ted. He was afterwaids tried for an arraolt with t a commit :t r ape, and for a common affault. Sir I Mat sii tl./) held. that, as the offence, when *dually committed, was not a rape ; and as it was very unlikely the ptifoner thould chafe fuch a time and place to c(•mmit a rape, he mull be acquitted of the former pat; of the charge. His intent was to lie with the woman by Ilratagerm and fraud, which was a very oiclod ad, and throe was an affault upon her perfm.—Trto prilotter was found guilty of a corninon affauf , road leno.rccd to cote year's in.ptifonment. k. .!:Ai.ler was iridided for flealiog a 301. Bal.k note from the counting horde of T. Moulden. Thomas Moulden tikepf•led, that he was a wonl• tlapler, relo'ent in the par ifh of St. George, South wark. On the ad of Jantrary lag, lie received 4.21. in payment of a bill of exchange, horn a Mr. George Bethel, one 301. one tol. and two 11. notes ; he put them into his bill book, and about five o'clock the fame day, when he went to look tar them, he found they had been taken away. At that time the pith. ner was in the habit of coming to his hook. They were both freemen of Rochetier, and the witnefs was very anxious to ferve Sir S. Smith. He knew no. thing of the prifoner having taken the note, except as the 301. noteteas afterwards traced to his pofretlion. Other witreffes proved the fad, and the ptifoner was found—Guiity. AUGUCT 8. GOWER. v. SCR Tit , sins TV R7(114, BART.—This ' was a Special Jury cattie. and was Hated by SCl:raTit SIIEP FRI) to Se brought recover wcompenfaticn in damages for tieterioiatims to the Plaintiff's ma nor, by felling trees. The main points in this caufe were,. that Sir Thomas Tinton, who refides at Star borcuAli Caine, in this connty, paying a quit rent to the Lord of the Manor of Limpsfield ; in which is ir.fulatcd another manor called Brinkholm, Sir This. tsar wifb;ng to improve the view from the Cattle, and put the Approaches in order, dug a Ida Ha next ti wale abutting on Longbridge.lane, grubbed *up the okl hedge that ran within tide, and in the end ell! down Inch of the trees as interrupted his view.— Mr. Gower, who it was Rated does not live on very good terms - with his neighbours or tenants, in vain remonfirated ; Sir Thomas 11111 continued his im• psovements, gaining 'at each place a breadth of [pound from the want ; to flop this plan was the jet of the talon. A cloud of aged witneffes ware called to prove ufages, cultorns, &c. And the eloquence of Serjeants &Immo and Darr. with Mr. Gaartow, were exerted in arguing the points of law ;—which ultimately were decided for the Defendant. Another cafe, exally of the fame nature, where Fir Jofe?h Mawbey was the Defendant, was tried, and met a amass. decilion. CLOWN SIMI* 'T kenos Ratieelse. a genteel looking young Man, was indicted t.•r dealing a one pound note and two guineas and a half in the (hop of George Waugh, at Guildford. The prifoner was fhopman to Mr. Waugh, a linen drader, at Guildford, who, having oecafion to fufpeet the b ,, nelly of the prifoner, markak (nine *money which was in the till. One feven (billing piece he traced, that the prifoner had changed at the play -I.oule door during the )aft races. He secured him ith the theft, and the prifoner immediately confetred i , . He was found guilty, and fentenecd to feven years tranfpnt tation. The bufinels here fiaifhed. The judges left the town, but the Chief Jullice was expected to return on Monday to try trilling cafes of afranit, which were 'moved from the left &Irmo. _ _ Fear pnfoners only •received reatenee of death, and I none, it was oaderikood, would be left fat caseation.- COTS APPEAL. DUK EOP EA MlLTdiii Seml%—On Titerday, Thurfday, and Monday lan, the Hou'e of Lords heard Counfel at great length, on the appeal of the Doke of Hamilton against the Rev. Mr. Scott, mi nitler of Avondale. Judgment was deferred till Monday next. This appeal raifes the quellion of i new, which was In much agitated a few years ago ; whether the Court of Sefilon, as Comnialioners of Ttind , , have the power of augmrn!ing a liipend, once fairly modified ? In cafes which occurred. in 174 and 1787, the Judges, . with perfe& unanimity, again and again decided, that the Court had no filch power ; but their decifions were reverted, and the caides remitted by the Hotire of Lords, in refpeel of their beinrz attended with fpecial circumflances. The fecriel is thus Rated in the Duke of Hamilton', cafe on the preent occafion— ". Since that period ( t 792) the Judges who decided 'hat the Court had no power, either by law or prac tice, to grant a fecond augmentation, being all dead, their focceffors, without exprefsly deciding that they have the power, have ailed as if clearly invelled with l it. .There is fearcely one living in Scotland which ri has ~t been greatly augmented during that period, many of them twice, come of them even three times. The landholders are harraffed beyond all tolerance— what they elleetn their property, is in a Rate of perpe tual fluettiation; and this is nor the extent of the evil. From procelL•sof aognientation, and modification,and the confequent proceres of locality, they ate kept in a Rate of conflant litigation and expence. To afcer- I lain whether the Court really has a power b} law, to keep the landholders in this Rate, is the great pnr t pole of this appeal. If it has, recourfe mutt he had to the Legillature for relief, hot till otherwife taught by your Lordthips, the appellant mutt think it has not." On Tuefday fennight, 7. Hu/kr', cnnvi&cd at Salifbary Affizes of horfe-healing, was executed in front of Fifherton Gaol. He penitently acknowledged the juflice of his fentecce, and has left a wife, two children, and an aged mother, to bewail his fate. On Saturday David Porgan, aged 65, and John Watkins, aged z 2, were executed at Dorchelier, for ' palling and uttering a note, purporting to be a pro. miffory note of the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, knowing the fame to be forged and counterfeit, with intent to defraud lt. Hiifary. They acknowledged the jullice of their fentence, and died I penitent. A efisite has been received for James Hooper, who was Afa conviaed and left for execution at Dotcheiler, for paffing and uttering another forged and counte , feit note of the Bank of England, with intent defraud John Puckett, in confequer.ce el lonic doubt rchich has arifen on his cafe, and which left for the dCal(111 of the Twelve Jud,4e,. Monilay as a labourer in the employ of Mr. Collif I was digging chall► at Stir, ( which he had imp tr• eltruly undermined feveral feet) a large quantity fell in upon him, and &flowed his shoulder, and leverely bruifed him. - - - - Tut y fe'onight a fire broke nut in a hay flack at Smallhridge farm, in Bares St. Mary, Suffolk, that communicated to fix others, which were totally deittoyed. The damage is efiimated at toot)]. MARRIED. Yefterc moroinz, by fpecial licence, Lady Charlotte jtokin fon, only od,u,,liter at the Earl Oi L iverpool, to the liottontahle Mr. imftone, full of Lord Vifcoont Verolam Grin tone. The ce remony waA potot rued by the Rev. Dr. Ireland, our of the Pre belt& of Weilminfter, and domatic Chapi4in to the Earl of Li verponl AtWhnlzfeld, near Kelfo, on Tuefday Unright, the Rev. James Pringle, to Nils Ann Oliver, both of Ncwc4'.ll.! MED. On Friday Taft. at her hoof. in Edgware roid, aftcr a lingering Mild's, Mrs. Elizabeth Swim, age.] 74 years. On Thurfday. at HALT Mori ital, I.i.ut. C—n, of the Royal Navy, late of his Majefty's Clip Mars, is co..llltienet. of a wound he recaved in a duel TO-MORROW. Sun rifee Svn Pets I Full Moon 9 minutes after 4 12 mit:tires after 7 it mict:tes after tz MOH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. 54 minutes alter 9 Afternoon 29 minutes after so LEASEHOLD COTTAGE and GARDEN, MITCHAM. To be LET or SOLD, B. Meffrs.HOGOART and PHILLIP 3, AConvenient Fanny Cottage fi tuate at Mitcham, with an excellent walled Arden, coach honk and its. bling, the property of William Penning, jun. Mg. removing to Ravehihury. Particulars may be had of Mr. Sharon, St. Paul's Church-yard; and of Men. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 6s. Broad arca. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, MANOR, AND MANSION, ESSEX. oo the bordera of SUFFOLK, Land is& redeemed. TO . BE SOLD IW PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Meirrs, HOGGART and PHILLIPS, succeffors to Mr. SMITH, AVERY fele& and delirable FREEHOLD PRO. PEATY, cornprifing Great Bromley Hall Eftate, confining of about twelve hundr.ll acres of rich pliture, arable, and wood land. the chief put coneeiiii.ntly divi kil into thirteen Farms, whereon are excellent farm-hnufes and out-buildings, together with the Manor of Great Brantley Hall, extendirig over the Pa. rifh, of about 3002 acres, with the rights of Court Baron, and Court-Legit, fines, quit•rents, on death or alienation, heriots, thirds of timber, and other privileges Cher unto beloniii g .---. In the centre of the Elate is rousted the tle4ant and eubttstitial Manfion, containing 20 bed-chambers, numerous dreffing rooms, boudoir or lady's morning room, 11 feet fquare; dining and drawing.rumns, 34 feet- by 24 etch , witL fokling doors; colUy marble chimney-pisses, and oak floors, a billiard room, library, dreffing apartments, fteward's and houfekeeper's rooms, excellent offices, capacious casting, and fine fpring water; double coach houfes, and ftabling for to horfes, lofts, and numerous agricultu ral out buildings, lawns, rich paddocks, flower and fruit garden g, confervatory and hot hoteiv,iuxuriant plantations and well ftored fins-ponds. The Eftate abounds with hares and other game, and will afford its poir-nr molt of the luxuries of the table wiliiii it- Self.• To the Manfion is attached about 170 acres of rick pafture land, and a purchafer of it will be accommodated by the option of taking the whole of the Farms, and other parts of the Eftate, in addition to the above quantity, or feleding loch only as front Situation or defcrintion may be defirahlc to him. *rhe Eftate is fituated in a bea%tiful and healthy part of the County of Bfex, furrountled by fine roads and plcafant rides, fix miles from Ded• ham and Culchefter, and four front Manningtree am& Miftley, all good market towns, and 37 front London. The chief part of the Farms are held under agreements, determinable at Otort periods, at low rents, now producing 1221. exclufive of the Manor, Min- Son, and the 1.-tid, presumed to be worth at leaft 7col. pei an 1f num, and exclefive of timber in the valuable woods. A pick et fox-hounds are kept in the neighbourhood. 'The Manfion and Farms may be viewed at any time, by application to William Mafon, Efq. Solicitor, in Colebefter; or to Mr. John illmfon, one of the tenants en the premifrs ; of whom printed particulars may be had ; alfo of Meffrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6s, Old Broad area, London ; where, as alio at Mr. Won's, in Cokhefter, an Elevation of the Km& and l iras ig the Mate may be Eton. SALES BY AUCTION. .BRICK EARTH, CROYDON CANAL By Meifrs. HOGGART and PHII.LIP3, (Succeffors to Mr. SNIT ITS); Gatraway's, on Tuefday, Auguft sc, a . 12, in ten lots, ALarge Quantity of BRICK EARTH , lying on the Borders of the CROYDON CANAL. The Po-- chafers will be allowed to remove the loti, free from tonnage on the fald Canal, which is ever open to tbe Thames. May he viewed, by applying to Mr. Clark, the engine r, at New Crofs, Kent Road, of whom Catalogues tray be bad fix days previous to the Sec; alfo at Gamway's; and of Marrs Hoggart and Phillips, Gs, Broad-ftreet. KEW FOOT LANE, near RICHMOND, SURREY. By Marrs. HOGOART and PHILLIPS, (Succeirori. to Mr. SMITH), To be peremptorily Sold, at Garraway's on Tutfday the 25th inet. at Twelve o'Clock. A Very deferable COPY HOLD ESTATE, corn. 1 prifing a fubfluntial Family Houle, containing numerous bed chambers, dining and drawing rooms, filitable for the accom modation of a rdpeetablc lawny, wi•li offices of every defetiption, double coach honk. and [tabling fur four horees,loft and tavaute fpaciuus kitchen g.irden, and numerous fruit treed ; hand• Conte drive in front, enclof..ll by iron Bares and rails. The pre miers are well flipplit d with fine water, and early potfAm may may be had.--To be viewed and particulars had at the Talbot, Richmond; at Oarraway's ; and of Meet. Henan and Phillips, No. 62,13r0ad-ftreet, Royal Exchange. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE and LAND, CHIGWELL, ESSEX. By Mcffrs HO G GART and PHILLIPS, (Succctr,rs to Mr. Smith), At Garraway's, on Tnefd Ay the 25th init. at Twelve, A Very defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, corn / -s• prifiug a cheerful rcfidence at Chigwell, near Wnetlford bridge and Abridge, eleven miles fr..m London, hi the County of Eifel. The Houfe contains airy bedchambers, dr& fling rooms, and dotes, a dining room, 24 by 18 ; drawing room and break. Taft parlour. fuitable attached offices, fine (prim; water, and at y eellartns ; (landing for three carriages, flabling ;Or nine hot 1. a : barn, cow honk, and out-huildings ; with n frocious flue in front of the high road, fore court, and prociuc%vc ki-cfmn garden, or chard, and two rich paddocks adjoining, containing altogether about fix acres. To be viewed fix days preceding the Pale, with ticket., which, with particula^s, may then be had of Melirs. I loggart and Pintips, No. 62, Broad ftrect, near the Royal Exchange particular, alfu at the Green Man, Laytonftone ; Eagle, Snaretbrouk ; White Hart, Abridge ; and at Garraway.s. Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANOR, NIANSIWN, (ARMS, and rrri IFS—SURREY Dy Marrs. HOGGAR f• and PHILLIPS, • (iiicciffoa to Mr. Site u) At Garraway`s Coffee hour,: Cornhill. on Thud(lay, Anglin 27, at One o'Clock, (unle-fs an acceptable of is made in the mean time by Private Contract ), • A`L A. LIM !ILE ‘:4 nil fingularly beltitifill FREE HOLD, and a (Mall par COPYHOLD and Ll-: Aro:, HOLD Ei; co.' aaiog 7.17 At:es of cr.:elk/it Arable, l' store, Meatl.:w. and Wood I.and, a ring foie,: and high Rate of cultivation. grew. - past tyt:•.c fee e, and Loud TAN redeemed aide ti % Manor of Ilatiglnt. Lad Court, Court Lee:s, and Paron. fines, quit reins aA it.unnniiies, exten.li::g over a large track of country, abounding with game, near the fox hounds arid harti:rs, in a tine fporting part of tb' county of Surrey ; tight miles from Guildford, three 'rsmi Dorleio7 and 23 from London : with a bib ttantiel modern Refnience, fe 7 ated on a eeliallitul eminence, fur. rounded by ornamental w.:041, plantations, and roma,nie belonging to the Fltatc, commanding exteufive diverfified prof pedt.in ever} titre Lion. The Maidion contains 15 bed chambers and .fervants' rooms; I Irmdfc me drawing. diEinz.“l.l morning rooms, library Rudy and Gentleman's parlour, with an eivnt gothic dairy. daces and eel larie!g. Raiding fur ic horf.:s. couch hmfes, green hunk, fevers) barns. panarics, rix houfes, ftalding and outbuildings; cottages, bailiff,' hook, V.lchfinitil's and doe kenn...l. The whole in excellent eel-air, forming a mole Lflate for the relide nee of a Nobleman or. Gentleman, fond of agricultural putfuits and field fp-rts. AlCo three Farms. called ling !en's, Carthoufe, and Stone Rocks, containing about 24c acres, in the parithes nt Effingham and Book ham, ;he great tythes extending over arc acres. The purchafer will be accommodtsted with early rffellion. The 'lliac is in hand, and the neat modern furniture, farming uten flit, timber, Rock, Roe. may he taken at a fair valuation. To be viewed with tickets only, which with particulars, may be had of Mr. Litchfield, Solicitor to the rreafury, No to, Lin ea''' Inn, Ohl Nuarc; and of Aleflrs. Horgait and Phillips, No. 62. Broad-ticket, Royal ExchaLze, where imp; of the 1 Itate may be Peen. SURREY. KNIGHT'S HILL. MANSION HOUSE and LAND, the Property of the late LORD THURLOVI. Shealy, at Oarraway's Coffee Houle. THIS truly elegant and fplendid MANSION , with fuitabie attached and detached Offices, Para Yard, and Out-baildings, replete with every convenience ; and upwards of too Acres of excellent produclive Meadow and Paftute Land. forming altogether a molt important Domain fit for the Refidence of a Family of the lirft The fitnation of Knight's Hill is retired, arri.l:l the molt in. welting rural Scenery, commanding extenfivz, richly wooed and diverfificd Profpedts ; diftant five Miles only from London, and one Mile each from Streatham and Dulwich. Particulars are preparing, and will he shortly ready for delivery, of which due notice will be given in this Paper, and Ora of the Day of Sale, when every ncceffary information may be had, and plans of the Pilate real, on application to Mr. Townley, I.and Surveyor, Walworth acid at Mr. James's Office, No. 5, New Baiwell-Court, Lincoln's Inr. FONTHILL MANSION. WILTS. • TO BP. SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, on the Pr:mires, on Monday the t 7th of Mama, and fix follow irg days (Sunday ezcepted) at twelve, A- LL the magnificent acrd cnltly HOUSEHOLD FURNITURC ; noble French Plate Glaffes, of fingular Magnitude, Pellet:lion and Beauty, meafuring from ic6 by 64 i I t h 1 .64, and of kiTer dinwnfions ; the fuberb Organ in the Halt, the! celebrated Statue of Bacchus, brought from, Rome by the Hontrorahle Charles Hamilton, Bronzes. Carvings in Ivory, Two fuperb Tables of Oriental Abbafter. Ftrufcan Ware; Valuable ORIGINAL PICTURES,by N. Potiffiu, Leonarili di Vinel. Lu dovtccu Carrachl, Vernet, Ste.—a complete Stt of the Lamle of the Vatican, coloured, ethernet) the fit.eft and mutt perfedi extant, and illumined with gold by F. Panioi, correfpondently framed and glazed with French Plate Glafs—Colledion of Modern Pieturcs and Drawing', by Turner, Hamilton ,Ronincy, Hodges and others —A Cabinet of rare Mandarin, Royal Seve, hr.sf I.n and French PORCF LANE, compofed of jars, Ciflerns, Vales, Urns, and Cabinet Gems, Dinner, Deffert, and Tea Services; an Affemblagc of the frarce and fine Old Gold Japan—The feveral vairable Sta tuary Marble Chimney Pieces, of el-bunt Deily] anfl cxquifite Sculpture. by Bacon, Banks and Flaxman; (opera Stoves, all the lacautitUl Mahogany Doors, and other valuable and fplendid EffeCts, Of FoNTHiLL MANSION. near SALISBURY, WILTS. The Domeftic Furniture is in the immediate Tafte, and compofed of a fuperior Dcfcription of Materials-, the Draperies being formed of colt!) , Satins, Silks, Doinhfic, and Chintz; particularly a Suite of Satin Hangings, elaborately and beautifully painted in lowers • the COMMOda. Cabinets, Cheffobiers, C.orifoles, and Pier Tables, are formed of Role and Satin Woods, defigned a l'Antique, and decorated with Or-Molu ; Mahogany and Role Wood Dining, Pembroke, Library, Writing. sod Drcirtn; Tables; Suites of Chairs, covered with Satin, Morocco, and Chintz; faltionahle Sophas, Faureuls, and Bergiers; Carpets, of the Axminfier, Bruf-• fels and turkey Factories, and feted Patterns; fumptuovs carved and gilt Tripods and antique Candelabras; excellent Canopy, Fourpoft, Sopha, and Field Bedlteads, and rich Hangings, with appropriate Bedding, Goofc and Down Beds, Wardrobes, Drefling Commodes and Tables, Chefts of Drawers, and the dual Afiloe ment of Chamber Furniture, the molt of which New within the kilt Four Years, and now in the higheft Rate of Prcfervation. May he viewed from the 27th of July, 1807, to the Day of Sale, by Catalogues only, at et. each, to be had of Mr. Collins, Printer, Saifbury ; Mr. Crutwell, printer of the Bith Paper ; Meffrs. Foxall, Fryer, and Co. Old Cavendifla-ftrect ; at the Place of Sale; and of Mr. Phillips, New Bond area. N. B. The Sale of the Valuable Materials of die Manfiosi will take place in September neat. Whore eq temporary fit uario " ii r °l4 uir A e l‘' s r a LAb.irSi tettren MR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Man Mid wifir offers to aCcoarmddate Ladies in an a;ry and retired Simi tion, With Apartments to lye-in, on terms fuittti to their eircuniz ftauces and lituation in life ; their infants put out to nerfe, anti humanely taken care of ; and as Humanity inducer hill to offer: his aifift:ince to alleviate. the horrors of concealed Pregnancy, hi flatters hinftelf Ladies will find on application to him th! gutted attention, and moft profound fecrecy. Letters (pelt paid) to Mr. Wat fon, Surgeon and Ti.Thn-Miderif t , or to Mrs. Watfon, i.Tidw ife, N. 19, Charlotte-P.1.2a, Sau c y; fide of Blackfriar's-bridgc, will meat the moll pointed att:enoe, Where may be had, The Pll.l. BENEDICTA, at 11. as. box, a eatain and efkelual Remedy to reunovy all Oliftruelioa ; and irregularities, and an excellent Medlcine after bad Lyings A CH ~LLENGE MESSRS.CUR RIE And CO. Stirgv , ns,ch4llenge' the whole world to prove a fingic instance where their Ve dicine and method of cure have failed of the defired cff.A. The pradlice of moo) , year, in :Ids pirlieJlar branch of their profellion has but given rife to oar imittcc,:flul cafe.. They continue to eirat the it Rulk t- the treatment and cur of Venereal Complaints, and t'iat tieravg- ment of the fyfiemi which is the coufequenct: of the pernicious watteful tff ets o' a he: hit long and molt unhappily put Coed by the youths ut both fez,' in the oue it will be found to be the unfailing Source of hareem:eh/ the other have its ravages fatally dcvelf.peel to them by a dittreffine Rate of debility, which, if not timely lemedied, terminates fn potence. 'l'hcfe are its remote and ultimate cfTeds ; white con ft.mptions,lofs of mufcular power, and vadat', cervous c.riplahut tlrttally charaelerife the earlier Rages of tl.is folitary vie:•. Of per. fans languilltiog under the diforders incident to fuel, a life flute treatments• limple,and has never proved unlUccefAul in the col rfe of a long. laborious. and much extended pradlice. lo the molt °Ululate and complicated cafes of Vciter , alltsteetion,fuch as ob. lirudlions in the Urethra, Spongy Excreicences, Hard Tumours ; Callous Ulcer., truptinos Seminal Weakticfs, Gleets, &c. Ste which have hitherto barn: tithe Skill of the general prodlitioner, Alr ffra Curr e and Co arenow enabled radically to cure by a new, fate, and expeditious mode of practice, fuptrior to any other yct adopted. They may be confulted by either Sex with the greairlt delicacy, Secrecy and honour. at their houfe, No. ic.7,Ha.t •n Gar den. Pitients in the country are rrqueft dto Rats the pani.ailars of their cafe, their ag:, and general mode of Livine. Letters, pia paid, enclofwg a bank note, will be duty anfwered ; and the area -1 fary advice and medicines given orient to any pa. t of the kingdom. au. k 1-01t.Okt., burgcon,No. 9, New Bridle-fir .et, I.ondiTt7 sin, Edinburgh, May 2, ;goo.. 114 V a fpring of t79¢ I was afflicted with a Vene• real Complaint, which I treats 1 with indifference for five months; but was then obliged to al.gfy to a regular Phyficiaa,whcs put a temporary ill) to the vie °lance of the difeafe (by mercu rial apple, ation; f• .r louse time ; but growing, in fpite of all awl& chic and the advice of the firft Gentlemen oe the Faculty here, mod: and worft, for two years. I was reduced to a ftate almoft unparaUcled and bey , ..nd deception, being an entire kepi r.and ulce rated from head to font. My head, throat, mouth, note, legs, arms, &e. Is the been alternately in danger of becoming uf, kis ; in (bort, I have had from to to 30 eating ulcers on my body, and nearly.toully deprived of fight. It would be voluminous to par tieularVe all my cafe—fuffice it to fay, there never was, or ever wilt he, one or a revere dangerous or of a more complicated na ture. I we: long linked upon by my fritnds, and imagined my. Pelf beyond all hopes of recovery, and, indeed, id my then, condi tion, death was preferable to my more than miferahle ftate. In tbis drn.iful fituation did I drag a twill 'inferable eriftoe:ce,tillDiviNe Ps ev i n arc c threw in my way a newfp.tper containing the cafe of a Mr.B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could not. I fent and procured fume of your LEAReII PATENT PILLS, which, Ly afar; from time tee time, ant now, and have long keen, (after mote than fear ye r• indeferitsable diflrefs), in as g Ind a Rate of health as ever I enjoyed ; as a proof of this. I had a fine, thriving,heal• thy child horn to me a kW n!•.4ntila age. In gratitude to Goa, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-a catures fervice, I requeft you to polders this ; and you may at any time refer perfons, who' 1 raft!' to t.e fatisfied of the truth in this, er further particulars, to. I me or my friends, by letter or perfon. I As few cafes for badnefs will ever equal mine, and none med. it, I have from errerience. every reafeen to aCure mankind, that in four LEAK E'S Piece they ss ill find a Pure, fpeedy, fate, and radi cal cure. _ 1 I'. Prepared and rni.l hy the Sole Prorrietnr, TH/31 1 TATLet, Member of the Royal Coago eu Surgeons in I endoo, at his hoide. No. 9, New Bridge.ltrect ; where he will give advice. without a• fee, to perfons taking there Pills, and will aufw-r patients letters, if poft paid, on the fame terms, obferving in alleges the snail le. violahle fecrticy, no perfon's name or cafe having been mentioned, but at their own particular requ, R. hy the Proprietor, during die courfe of titre than 36 years, that he his had the conduding of an ettentive file of the above Medicine, and the pradice arifing therefrom. They are alto f hl, hy his appointment. for the convenience of thole living at a distance. hy Mr. Baxter, South-hi idge. Edinburgh, Mr. M. noon', printer, Glafgow, to whom alto Mr. T. refers for his addrefs ; at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-ft -ter, Pall- Mall; Mr ltobcrtfon's Toy-Atop, No. 103, :..xford-ftrett ; No. y, Fifh-ftreet-hill, nearly oppoute the Monu ment; Mr. Steel's, hookftller, No. I, Union-rJw, Little Tower ill; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; and by one ptrfon in every confider able town in Great Pritain and Ireland, in Boxes of only ac.9d. each, Pealed up with full and plain Diredtions, whereby Perron, of either fez may cure themfelves with cafe and fecrecy W - HEN Profeffional Men of Education and Re (pa:Ability deviate from the general Sy Rem by the fried - ion of a particular blanch the fandtion of long continued (needles is the heft criterion of fuperiorlty. Thirteen years have I devoted my pra&ice to the exclolive treat ment of Three Diforlers, and the fuccefiful rdult of my plan gives . me additional ardour to oppofc, as far as I am able, the ravages of tiofe Complaints which are the moft important in the Catalogue of Haman Infirmiies. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an earl* period of pradice to rcfctie individuals from the igu.srance of uneducated men, or the equally. dangerJus precipitarty of general Pradtitioirers. - 1 he Three DiLrrders, to the cure of which I have devoted my atteroion.comprife every fperies of VENEREAL IN h whether of a recent or long duration; idly, all kinds of debility, whether arifing from this habits of fdtool boys. or the indidgencca of mature age; atitLlatily, that sfierengement of the rifts= in wo men which is called BARILIINNESS,or STERILITY. Numerous Difeares arc the refalt of ignorance, or haße in the treatment of a footsie Gooorrlima ; and It not unfrtcuently hap pens that the feeds of I.lk are poifoned by the Jodi:action of as unguarded hour. By a fuperlor method inch Complaints arc eafily cured; and, even wherC others have failed, I trait that I may re run* to offer a radical re-ettabliflonent Few, however, are the cafes of complicated difirefs in this dif• order, compared with the calamitous fituations of mil, who. frost an indulge lee in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a. fafhionahle life, acquire that flute of debility which is the eras voidable confrquence of fuch pernicious habits . Where the unhappy (offerer Croods over his toffery, but err: fully conceals his misfortune, it may be tome cooftgation for ha. to know, that although it he an objeet of doubt t.r . .ncertairdi with other praditioners, the removal of thefe deficichcies by t: 6 gradual proErefs of renovation. is the acquirement of my errot once if the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to redooe rosary Rigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early countersetioc:• of this languid Rate; .and in thee cafes no great difficulty will otter- But where this deficiency has fur years exifted, a proper perk ve-ance Is indifpcniably tequifite to revive the Innbericgiparist' of life, and to re-animate the conftitution. The lecrery which is fa of ential to my undertaking, and thrt cralifications which I have prefumed to state, form the hsfis of my pretenfions, and in coincideece with fucb this intir. , atinn given, that Mr. 13ree may he confuired pe clonally, or by Letters (indollog a (mall Note), at hut houfc, Nu. ao, Arur.d.:-ftrems Strand, rear Temple-Bar. ref There is an additional Entrance in Water ftreet ad;oinings and the name in on both the doors. MARI IN 14:2 Eh, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Landon. A Ceuriorr.—Sotne Perfons, who falfely alit* t hen rives to be ?AZURE R S OF Tut ROYAL COLLEGL, having for:everal months' paR copied my Advertifements alatoft soord for word. an 3 infected them as their own produCtions, it i. my duty t.) mention, thee thole Perfons arc sot Members of any Colle;e in I. , ridon• burgh, or elfcwhere; nor have they my right to practice Surgery In London. N.B. 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