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S 7 ATE PAPER. Lift Frawlassuiv's circular 'note has hitherto ken pUblifhed in a very inaccurate manner. We s•i, however, now enabled to give a genuine and cor • red copy of that important and istereiling paper : COPY OF A CIRCULAR NOTE ADDRESSED TO THE tOREAGN IvuNistE.R.s RESIDENT AT THIS COURT. SIR, Downing-itrect,3oth April, tgoh The experience which* all Europe malt have had of the con dud of the Government of France, would have Induced His Ma. jetty to treat any charges which might• have been brought by them agaion. hi. Govanment, with lilence and contempt, If the ...en extraordinary and unauthotifed aLfwers which many of the Minders of Foreign Powers have thought proper to return to a recent communication of the ?Monter for Foreign Affairs at Paris, h..d not given to the fobjed of that communicadon a greater de. gree of importance than it would otherwife have poffeffed Majeity has therefore commanded me to declare, that he trails i! cannot'be neceffary for him to repel, with the Icoen and indigna tion which it defence, that moll unfounded and atrocious ca lumny, Mathis Government were parties to any puled of Affaf finatim—an &mutation molt faltely and caltmnioutly advanced andevihe fame authority againft memblre of his Nlajefty's former GirrMintent in the loft was—an accufation incontinent with his Majcity's honour. and with the known charadcr of the Brides na ti o n; and to completely untuppored by even any Marlow of proof, that It may junly be pr efumed to have been brought for ward at the preterit moment, fur the tole purr& of diverting the attention of Europe from the contemplation of that Gangainary deed which, in violation of the law of nations, and of the plainett dic tate• of honour and humanity. has been recently perpetrated by d the du on:we of the Firft Cndul of France. That his Majefty's Government fhould difregagi the fend:tient' of loch of the inhabitants of Frame as are jultly diffatisfied with ea. sass econtry :that they Geoid refute to Viten to their defigns for liberating their cannily from the eitgrading yoke of bondage under which it now grams, or to aid and OM • them as far as loch dam are fair and jaftifiable, would ace incon tinent with the duties wtfleh, under eircumaances like the pre - f en t, every wife and jail Government owes to bid( mad to the world in general. It is an acknowledged right of Usitlltrehl Pawnee. win than' Rives of toy elite-outwits milling in the conneriee with which they may happen to be at war. The expediency al offing wpm this I right (even if the tight were in any degree doubtful) wield, in th e I of Chet cafe, be moftfully fandioned; not onlybythendual nate of the French nation, het by the coodnd of the Otheroment of that country, which ever lime the commencemeot of the pretest , war, has maintained a communication with th e ditaffbifted in his Pilakill's dominion+, particay in helmet!. Ind has oddly af- ferabkd, on the theft of Fraate,a body at Irith rebds,to=l pole of aiding their defigns agaleft that part Olds Unked Ur ,ier there circumnanceshis WOO Governmest would not lasted be warranted its frophig thhirriglit to deport, b emitter: with tisofe principles of the law of Melons, which an el dived Governments have hitherto acknowledged, the efforts of c.en the inhabitants of France as may profelkhoftility to lea pre • COVeTOIIIIIII. They feet, In common with all Europe, an sr slow de to fee cite:11111M in M thantry et ,an order orator. {roes cauliflast with lac own hoppinds, and with dm Irwin ef •Sateausding nations. nut if this cannot be accansplilbed, they at pittified on the (triad! prhaciples of fell defame, lo thasavendog to cripple the elertesesw 4o dared the °voodoos, and to cue found the propane ofs Government whole avowed (Titan of war fare is not merely to diftrefe the commerce, to reduce the power, or to abridge the dominions of Its asernyi—bat to carry devallation soil ruin ions the very bout of the BMA empire. • to the application of tbde principles, His Majefly has direded me further to declare, that his Govenniscat have never authorised any one ad which will sot fiend the wilt el the aside* principles • apatite, and the known sod a vowed predict of all ages. If OFT Minder accredited by His Majtity to a kedge Caen, has hthi correfpondence wifh purlieus to France, with a view et ditainkeg thfurmatioo of the projeds of the heads Othensistat, or far any other legitimate purpak, he has done now than litimiters un der Smiler eirconittawees have been uniformly othadsrolas Mang o right to do. with relped to the theatrics with which their So vereign was at war.-and much leis than the Isfinialts end Com inertial w as of France in neutral cassaba em be Proved to hast done wish regard to the Maeda is parts at bb MORO don time .. In condoltlag, thertimm Rich a conelpandthst, Ise would not, in any,degree. 'labile% his public duty. A hli oilier is s ratelen estaltry is bound, s•y the oaten ef his rice, and the dude. of his fituation, to ablais from all cominvoliadon with the elf:A/idol in the thantry to which Itc is awaked, as oral as from any adt Harlots to the imilliata of thus ethustry t bat be is not fah). ft to tbetame reit:ants with refpcit to that coon- I Mes with which his Sovereign is at war. His ads refrain, thern may be rage-worthy or blameable, according to the nature of the ads themfelves f t . r, they would not eneltitute any violation of his public ch gra d: r, mole* they militated the peace ut Se curity of the country to which he was accredited. But of all Governments pretending to be tivilimed,tbat of Fresco lies the k.O Opt to appeal to the law of nations. With what nifidence can they appeal to that law, who,from the commence ment of boltilkles, hwe been in the cow* of conflandy f--Tteey prosnifed their protedioo to fuels of the fohje= England as Were retch:ea in France, and might be damns of re• tnaining there after the real of his Itelajeßy s Asnbaffedor. They necked this prorate wfthect any previous notice, and condemned elude very pedals to he prilenen of war, and Rill retain them as (wk. to defiance of their own engagetnents, and of the univerfal ornate of all civilised 1116/11. 1 hey apphed this new and barba- TOM role even tc individuals who had the protedion and authority of trerch Arohaffaders end Minttlen at loreigu Coons, to return 11 fafety through trame to their own country. They gave dtrec• dom. that an toglilb packet thould be felled to the of the port. of thouzh :heir Amhaffador in that country had antece de r cif ctigag , l that, until notice to the contrary was given, she the refpeelive countries Imola pals in fafety. They list, &LIMA and condemned • veld in a troseb port,which was f there as a matter of indidgence fur the purr& of conveylog t1.r.!...r the rends Governor of one of the (need Wands which 1,14, Peen conquered by his Majefty's arm. 1 heir proceedings wish refpcft to the gerrifon of St. Lucia have one been ids extra ordinary. The priticipal fort of that Wand was taken by armpit, but the garriffori was allowed all the privileges of penance* of war, and (o ff ered to proceed to France upon an untierflanding that a proportionate cumber of Frei& prifonersreturn be fet at liberty ; yet notwithilanding this indulgence on the part of the Eritilla Commander, to which, tram the nature of the eat th e Prr.ch F annon could not have the tmaflrß prat-anus, not • Lingle Ettilith pritnner tun hem rellored to this country. Such ha. been the eoniud of the French Government with re , fpc:.. to the power with whom they are at war. What has been their corolud to thole with whom they have rerna • cd at pence +— Is there a treaty they fries ace hro4en f—i. there a neightmortny t.rntury so hole inderodencc they have ant viohteu ?—it is for • the power. on the Continent to determine leow In they wellth4 to Icr,te fetch unuaralieled outrages; II but is it tun meth ti .iy, inch a murk of proem -dirty on the part of any ltovrnment, can be ft. • red to coot:roe es about refinance or control', there moll Poore craft t' r Rift that f.lutary f ) ilesis of Public Law, by tant..lt the communities of 1. cr opc has:, for ayes, nseitstainell and cc forced the tarred ol.tisations of humanity sod I have the honour to be, with the highe julticc n confide:v.6or Sir, your moft obedient bumble (avant, (Signed) SIAWIi3 SUIT, by 4.. M.i..tts•• ,m4l LAW INTELLIGENCE. CC.Cr PIT, WNITIMALL, MAY 2.-1 efore the rnoft N , .ble mul Right ti.: 1,4, r d, Commit ,CA;: in Ptize ti •r.e the So. cal pati i rraller.—Tht. (hip, leet,n with a C•rgo %, or And Ow .trtirle• houn.i •1r a tins ,-,r frac. , 11,Isr• el, of t.t e...pc...rt•1 hr h. 11.1.0.11y* rt.• p tat It sa•e ki.a..41, 11 , ..fnni. 1 , 41. coml.' .41 • at. , l , a .1 . !As. an.' thorn riorc , larl iga atlti` , l,• • `.e I...ter.er ot the Cow t.c Pal '•lt • anti di T.rlr r , I 4ett 1" .7141. !4. trowr - • e n s e •• ' .sonit ..• IGI:d +A .M .. I. nne mac I.+ R. 01%. , -:r. COURT OF RING'S BENCH. MAY 4. POTTER V. BROW 11. The Plaintiff is a merchant in London, the De fendant a merchant in 'Baltimore, in America. A Bill was drawn by her for t 2°31. on a I-Ir. Mangin, ' refiding here. it was refuted areevance, and fome time after the hill became due, the Deiced tnt avail ed herfelf, on account of her infolvency, of the bank rupt laws in America ; and -Mars. Page and Cn. IA ith whom the hill was negotiated at Baltimore, had proved the debt for the conlideration given on her elate. The cafe came befrre the Court on a demur rer, and the (locale's was, if a foreign certificate of bankruptcy, under thefe eircumllances, could he a debar to a demand on the drawer of the bill, or, in , other words, if the contras has been difcharged by the certificate of bankruptcy ? Mr. CARR coonded, that the certificate was no bar, oa there g unds :—I R, That the immediate caufe of aftion happened in England by the non acceptance t ad, Taking this as a fimple contras% and the Plaintiff as a refit:lent here, the law which than operate upon the debt, fellows the perfon of the debtor, and not of the creditor ? 3d, This being up. on a bill of exchange, is fuch a choir in allioa as re fers the debt to this country. The Learned Coonfel having argued theft points from the cafes of Bright and Purrter, Milford and Mayer, and others, Mr. J lam was proceeding to reply. when ise was inter. rupted by Lord ELLtiIWIROUGH, who (aid, that the eertifi cats was a fufficient bar. The comedy ellablithed between nations made them regard their refeivalive laws. and it was the rule in England to pay that refitted when foreign laws did not contradiEt any important maxim of our own. Thefe points had been perfeBly fettled in the cafes of Hu n te r and Golding, Hunter and Potts, and Valentine and Golding. Judgment for The lkvcndant. HANDS V HEAD. The title of this caufe would remind us of the fabjeas in fame of our fabuliffs, and, indeed, it (mimed a fort of conteß between violence and ince). lea ; for the Defendant had efcaped from his credi-, tor, and the other had contrived an expedient to check his rapidity. and Tender him fohjeB to the demand. The Plaintiff had a verdiet *vista the Defendant for RI. 545. and Mr. ER SUI ms had obtain-. ed a Rule, op behalf of the Defendant, to flay pro ceeding!, and to introduce the attorney, Mr. Mat. thews, to the Crown Office, to anfwer interrogatories, he having induced his client to (wear to a debt of 101. when on the face of the affidavits, it appeared the debt was below that amount. Meffrs.Gress and Astor oppoled the Rule : they contended, that the debt was foe a heifer and calf, amounting to tol. but that 3s, was to be " thrown io as a heck-penny," on payment of the debt; that this was ufual with the country bargains; that although the attorney was not jutiifiable in welling the De. tendant, yet that it was an eafy tatinalte, which &odd not emit& him to any feria= confequences.— To that part of the Rule which applied to Raying' proceedings. no 'sewer was required, as nothing was 'fledged which could furnigh the final eR pretence for it- Mars. Easetis, Gaaaow, and MARIAM, in (up port of the Ride made fame fevere obfervations on this attorney 4 he was a Commiffioner and a Knifier of the Court before whom affidavits were taken ; and he, they raid, " knowing the debt was originally under tett and knowing, alto, that a guinea had been paid . is reduce it Rill further, had forgotten the do me of his charseer and &tuition, and had induced his client to make a Falk affidavit. Lord Eccessaolouosi ignified, that although he thought the conduit of the attorney not commend able, and he fhould, in eanfectience, frabjeff him to the coils of this application, yet it was poffible that the whole might originate in fame miliapprehenfion. Perhaps this, acid other cafes of a Ilmilar kind. might induce the Court hereafter toarder, that nn attorney in the caufe thall be permitted to take the affidavit of the parties tor whom he afted. Rule difcharged as to both the Plaintiff and the at torney ; is the former with, and to the latter with. out, colts. In the care of Butterfield v. Wintles, a Rule was granted to thew caufe why there thould not be a new niaL . COURT OF CHAN:27.RY, MAY 4 11.010 •I/COO PIT CO ~ ~,, GOCAA LS. This was a Bill filled by Lord Courtency, againfl the Defendant, *ho i, a coachmaker, in Long-acte. and againft the She:ill - of Devotilhire, praying that the latter might be rellrained, by an injuation, from proceeding to fe:l the effens of the Plaintiff, taken in execution under a writ of fferifaria, illued by the Defendant Godfall, and that the Defendant GodialPs demand might be referred to one of the Matters of the Court, to be examined, being an unfettled ac• count.—The Bill Rated, That Lord Courteney, during his minbrity, and (ince he came of age, had employed the Defendant Grodfall, a, his coachmaker, viz. from the year ty , t9, to the year x-93; that. during there four years, Mr. Godfall's hill for Various carriages amounted to 110471. and in one year alone, Came to between five and tholicand pounds. The PA prayed, that, this being an unliquidated accov.:r.t, rex-er examined or approved of by Lord Ccn•teney, the lhtendant might be reftrained from proceeding to a (ale, until the demand fbould be re viewed by one of the Mallets. Mr. Romitty and Mr. PIMIERTOII, for Lord Cuuttener, contended, that even Tome of the items in the Defenslane, Bilis would juftify the Court in granting an iritialion, is order to afford room for a farther invenigation of the fairneis of the charges; that in one rat the Defendant's bills amounted to ewe en five and I,x thoilf.and pottlids, n., la, a him hall lixii.g eliargxJ fiir a landau, and 1001. .„ with 171.111,* ot..cr cliatgec e.fu.aly ex• nthitant, as t7c, guinea for a hanitner cl , th, and 1'.51. for a let of hated. ; 1 , 1 the (pa , :e of the larue ) ear, n'i lei, than twelve Care:ag , s being charg• cd to the raintitT. ll neV " . 11 if I:.,fe extraordi.iai charge. %vete n •t tiln•itti J at a (Ali tent ground fur the interfirxrd - t of t' e yet tic lan of there •• toy to inner fettled of 1;1.1T h. riterr.ini . n. Nlr. I. vr.o for tl e Defendant the elimgc, in th,. cafe, can CI granting thia in Iry , well knnwo as a man r.d mull 't..-..4 N neeelTarily be attended with etgesteraFarary espence.— •• His carriages, as Mr. Godfall (wears, were of tbe moil fumptisons defcription. They we re lined with real gold and ,elver lace, with - coronets of folid filter round the top, and the mat eminent artifis were employed in every part of the work. Mr. Godfall Rates, that he had difficulty to find herald painters who could emblacon with fulficient elegance and area his Lordfhip's arms upon the pannels ; and, in order that the carriage might not be claimed by a wrong owner, painted the motto upon ete,ry fpoke of the wheels. Indeed foch care was taker. in- the finifhing, that your Lordihip will find an item of two guineas in one of the bills, for attending at the He rald's College to examine the arms of the Courteney family, len the prefent Noble Lord fliould lofe the honour of his high defcent, by the omiffion of a (Ingle quartering. The charges for the landau and couch are certainly rely extraordinary in their amount; but it mull be recolleaed, that it was a very extra• ordinary coach, and a very extraordinary Lmdaw. Even fuch charges as heft may 'be exceeded ; for your Lordfhip may recollea, that a Noble Lord, who held one of the higheit offices in the finer coontry, firoilar to the one your Lordihip holds here, I mean the Earl of Clare ' paid no lefs a Cum than .}OOOl. for coach.'in which he might go wilt due folemnity to the Court of Chancery, in Dohlin." Loan CHANCILLOR—" Yes; but that was Irilk magnificence; we are not quite In e xpenfive Whea I came into office, the old Rate coach, which had been ufed fence the time of green Anne, had broken down, and , with f ume hel p from my prede cefror, I had to build a new one. Bnt'my fucceffor will not have quite fo much to pay for it, as Lord Clare had fur his." Mr. RICHARDS- 1. With refpel to the other point, has Lord Cotirteney ever (rationed theft accounts of Mr. Godfall's ? Has he impeached their fairnefs? No ; and he has affirmed the tranfaaion, by giving, fecurity, and paying part of the money. The letters make no complaint of exorbitance, and all that he has done tends to prove the &knell of the demand. This is decidedly proved, by his returning to employ Mr. Godfall, in the year t 798. after ceafing to em ploy him (rem the year 1793." Mr. Rowicxv—.. It can be eafily proved tha; Lord Courteney did not employ Mr. Godfall in the year 1798, and to the prefent time, as a volunteer, but teas compelled, from the apprehenfion of Mr. Godfall's taking out an execution again( He would very gladly have refigned the privilege of employing the Defendant." LORD C HAN CELLOR-•-." Yes, Mr. ROMILLT ; but his Lordthip in this cafe was a volunteer, who had Kw a right so rrfigor. I will give my opinion in this cafe Tome other day." LONDON AndßxErs: CORN-ERCHAN GE, FRIDAY, MAY 4. Wheat has this day wired in Catch (apply as to exceed the de. maid; and having but few buyers, Woo are in general a trifle korar. Barley is heiyy, and foinething lower, as is alto Man. — Ptafe and Beans vary but 8010. The prices of Oats are kept op in conforming* of the demind. Floor Is the fame as befogs GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER Wheat, 30s. 401. 51.1. pa qr. White Par, 30. 4ls. Flee Ditto, 534 sp. od. Deans, 3os 361. 6d. Rye. ass. ada. Tick Ditto 264 gp.• Barley,aoa xis. 61. Oats, tic its. ija. Molt. 5a5.566. 6d. Poland ditto, sis. ass. od. Rape Seed. 361. to 32h pot tat. PRICE OF FLOUR. rase moor 000 to 44.1. snood, tit. to 4r s. per rack. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags onto 61 osl Pockets 51 los to 61 tit PRICE of HAY and St /LAW is SMI Meadow Hay, pee Load, - 41. tp. to 51. i6s. Clover • - - 11. Wo to ci. tot. . Straw, per Load tl. tcs. to ti. Igs. SMII HFIEI.D, May 4. To Calk the ottal--per done of 81b. Reef 41 41 to Ss &I I V ea l 4, L.l to 61 od Mutton pod 6 ' Port p 4.1 to 44 44 L to amb 6s cal to 13, ed. NLWGATE and LEADLNEIALL. May 4• Per dove of gib. by the care.A. Bert $s 8,1 to 4s Ed I Veal 33 04 to pid Mutton 4s od as Ed Pork 31 4d to 4s ad Lamb pi yd. to 7s Bd. PRICE Ot 1 ALLOW IN LONDON. St. Jarisges market 4s Id Town Tallow 6tis 6d to Cs , Clare Market 4 aid Ruffia ditto (can.) 7co ad to as Wltiteeliapel Market Ruins ditto (foap) bps od to Ds (per done of 616.1 as id Matto! Stuff co 7 od to 38 Ditto rough 4cs od to Gs gas 3 (d Greases 545 Average Price 43 t Good Dregs tEtto cs Yellow asap, Boa. to os.--Iklottled, 68s—Curd, on. Prier of Candles per dozen, t Is. 6d.—Moulds, la , . 6d. 11111. r H. On Monday, at Harrow, tt , e I atly of Dr. Morels, of a fon. _ MARRILD. Monday left, at Brampli.u, in the county of Cumberland, the Rev. J. Wright, of Hutton, Di•ottric• Lire, to Mils Hood, daughter of the late Rcv. Robert Hood, of Newt:dile-upon-Tyne D. D. Saturday lA. at Wito.heitcr, John Madam F.fq. of Lambeth. to Mils Alford, &left daughter of James Alford, Lfq. late of Maddington. in the county of 1)1E1). On the aytb tat. at 11riltol, James Dole, Efq. of Antigua. In Bengal, Alecaii4-r Patrick Jo' nflone, kfq. in the Civil See vice at the Hon. Eatt Ind.* Company. At Metlica, of a fever, J. Ogden Birch, VA. of FailiWorth Lodge near ktancbcfltr, and a tcw slays after, his daughter, Mils Mary Birch, of the fame feet r. ' This eay war pu'ell'oet!. by Bell and Besdfute, Echnlaurgh, and G. G. and J Rob.nfori, London, in I •nL Bvo. 6. bound, A NALEG rel (;it.ECA NIINO RA. Ad I.lfurn Tironum accomnftdata, cum Notis Phdologleis, quay partun co/legit, partial% (triply. ANDRFA B poi 7.8.1., A M. S.R.S. Fdin.et in ACSSCSIISS jaCubli IV. Scotoram Regis Litt . Gr. Prof cidcmque a Sectaus et Bibli..thecarlira. Ae‘edunt petters Lexicon et Index Rerum. Edido quinta Emendation. Of whom may be had, by the Lime Author, in s vols. lico. price 'pt. 6d. bound, Cot SVC I ASIA On S.CA IistAjOILA ; a.! Ufum Academics lu- vent uric . MANY improvements in the 14te czntlity tnew the 3 Iv Ir. t Intent of our knowledge, and in no Ivanch of have that , improvements been fo beneficial as it, nudieine. , much and con mend"! Han ey's ingcLuity in tracing - Ininn of th. Mood, the parch to many of the dirmiel of ,nd ms ttcp Famed, we found another, prodo, ,ne fuch •• Cod the world. and F a VI: them a (IV,: Ctit:/ .! md. trot the pro; „ ilk, of it, thry call dti .ns it Vath-ls' Science: then btu , .1 a V•ecisie IMO 116.0 to to.nrill vv. Ich,matifrn. fitll ray' •cfed the vtrnmunlty, or. only rt. SNII sli Y's Drif•khl:SAßY, so t . oe. CO th he , y find sehcf. •1 . instance gave an unequalled celebrity to t A ..~d ,1: •i•tnrhottr 14,0. ihrle Itrorg at Gad by the gertre.ll Venders of Patent Medi -11 • 01 t• 1 it. cot-li, with' bl.c ► Start" 0..r.L1c, marled .apat l taur) sod Co No. tj, Solact- AlFt e bear, HEUMATISMS, PALSIES. sad 0011111 l AFFECTIONS, with their alma concomitants, Spy.fits, yqt flying Paint, Flatulency, Indigeltion, and getter. , lleotlEy: natbur in arbitrate (ounce) arc sacred and from:catty curd WHIT ENEMA E.T.A= of Multard Pills, slur Lacey other means bad hurl. The Fluid Efienee of Ntiflard (n(ed with the Pint, In Hinge compliant% where itecellity) Is perhaps the moll *Mae: pcactrah ins, and eg:Etital remedy in the maid. cueing the fevereit SPRAINS AND BRUISES, • in Ifs than half the time ifually taken b. Opmitidoe, ATIPIPM befwie, or any other iminiment ter limbrorati n ; and If ufed imy mediately after any accident, it prevents the part tenths, black. It is prepared and fold at u. qd. cub boa or bottle by fi. leanly Boni Apodsecary. . No. Is, Caul (treat, Siam, London. and may !tithed of eury Medicine Vender is Great BAttin and Ireland. SPRING PHYSIC. "THE propriety of taking Come alterative Medicine at this fcafon of the year, to Meditate the Abirts of Natot . snit be obvious to the wale eanclty—it is a Military praeliet, founded by the wirdont of put anceftors. and fatveifotted by dill approbation of every medical .o: Its utility is not mean 4* the psefent a dvantages, but extends alfo to the yrem icm of many dire-arcs which fr-.quently occur When Spring Phyfie has beets negleefed 'lhe public are therefore reminded, - that D Vatsual V [Cie *SLY PILLS arc proved, by ample %aperient to be the molt fafe and efficacious Medicine hitherto'dircoverod, al an alterative. purifier, and fweetener of the blood, and ii-ur radically Curing die Scurty,Scrophota or Ithip's EvitScorifutic Eruptions, Leprofy. ttia te efreEts of Mircury, and an &reales nesitsanng foam an impurity of the blond. Nor does km:mire the leaft confinntent or *Reda in diet. Prepared Ey a regniarbred Stirgenn, and fold wholdaleand re tail, by picaD an dOxford•ftrect, Lortem ; fniall boxes, pr 61 or 6x bout in one, price Tv.; alfo, re tail, by Tot, Royal Exchange; Ward, Sal. Holborn ; ILtler, Chespfide ; Shaw and Pdward, 66, St Parl's Chareillard ; by every Veinier or Mg:dieting in die Kingdom...but obferve, that it is Embed with red Ink, by j: ride,,lng, No. 76, Oxford Aral, Logsdon; othervrtfetbe Pub& West be deceived by inellicachaus preparations adiunlisi a limilar pane. ANT I.i Pe I'lol N ES. rrHOSE Perfons who leave unfortunately made de et that dangerous Mond Mercury, would do well to weigh the erefeg ISCOMS Mame tt is tnp late, and retort to Mode Medicine* of <Reheard celebrity and character for permanent and radical Cure, and thereby eltablin their health, the molt valimb:e of all jewels. u pon the molt 11. m awl iimadstion. Ami. trepetwiDes Wee [needed ea a chemical Ind phildnpitinft We. proves of the Wien utility in all cafes of depraved habit watt affeftions of the Stint" hence ttretbe,ey 14 tares of Scurry; Sftin tele or laipmfloss well es in the mildewed LANs; sod beuee, its by fanative powie, it moils the Vents - sot oP Whir nytem, add reftores it to Ceniv3lefeence. In kerbside Complaint; Lints, Ste. Mercury. Antimony, and Aqinfortla, have boosenterwsounded sad tried, bat they bare mimed the P.tb11•616 W have made life of them to the molt deplorable State, sod lam left CUM. pinata which the OcII led Abilities of the grit Phylicians lure been umiak to acme with. rhefe I/borders dy before the Fired% debt Anti-imprielnes prepared by Dr. Women , or Lioe*Ponis whlrh reltnres Nature to her prifftee State In the mon geed( Marmera even when nallsadon has failid, and leaves the whole Prone firm and heinthfid. The nittnernts add heti.cdtahle Sigh& i toms which bare appalled le our Piper will /MA more than any aneemwen we can bedew mam It. Prepared try Dr. Smowcitt, I-Mem 431, ie 105.641 sod 333. Eva ties; the tatter contatn blur of the fnesmir, by which the Par thrice ems r. Every genres Bottle We a Stamm whim% ham the Prwprieter's Name and Andrea, " Seel. inittoom, LAM. pool," 1.. imitate which la felony. N. it The Foliage of all Lonna to the Dods re* be pain, and am 6d- as a Fee melded for Advice. Sad at bb Warehrsofe. No. 6, Coiler-fireet, Dahlia ; and by his auto ammo, by J Maims, Ivo. it, Strand, a-1 Dicey and Co, Eow Cburc'h-yard, Lonna Smith. Baster, /Unwed, sod Elder, Edinburgh;{ rilafgrm ; sad by an Motleys* Venders In every Market to Great /klub, Irelmd, add etnemea. ilse Low bath created Medicine* out of the ends : and itie that is wife WI not abhor them. Siege's Soo. Rev. J. GAMBLE'. BRITISH TEA. Pthefe who may be unacquainted with the virtues ot this falebrlous TEA, it is (vi dent to fay, that It is LOA and patronifid by their MaJeftio. and mmy of the Nobility, sad that le Weaksvels of the Stomach, Indlgeftion. Ner.OUS DAUrdeng DeptclEms of the SIAM, Chalk, Flatu7i-ocies, Afthosatie COOM. peinte,Colds, and Bilious Difoeders,fo ellicadoua, and at the fern* dine to Innocent and pladant a Remedy, is not to be found is the whole Mater Medici. To enumerate the various seknowiedge.• merit made to the Rev. Mr. Garabk from many Clergymen and others, far baneful, received from the tale of this Tea, would be cuclida ; many of dawn may be leen ha the Evargalical, Gdpel, and other periodical publication. Sir—Peruling the EvangeLeal Mararine for February Int, perceived feveral cafes of the good rift-els of your Width Herb Tea, which pre OR hopes mob ;elf, remove I might derive haw,. Et from taking it, having laboured ui.der a e ontinual bet h (g laah and bilious vomiting fur the Lift twenty years. l purchared. at year Weida; agents, Mears. Ching sod Sutler, No. 4. Cloirap. fide, a packet. by taking Which agreeable to Irections, I was materially rehired, and have continued taking it biva .ab y to daka time. I hare thepleafti re to inform you that I have not, rsr there Lift three mouths, experienced any Itch head eater Onto,s difor.ier. which I entirety attribute to taring your T , a. in ~u!tice to re for fo bappy a difeovery, and for the good of the colon anity. you arc at liberty to make my cafe known, with bell unties for he good &eels. I remain, Sir, ynor obedian (errant, No. 77, Sun-ftreet. Bllbotfgate, ELI/. PINCOT. l.or.don, Jan, ay. act. Sold uholefalc nod retail, by Chivy and Butler,Clietpfide. Lan. don; and retail by Bacon illtl Pinatas, Difurd.ftreet ; C ark. No. 569, b o rough ; an I moll Country Boukfalers and Medicine- Venders in the Dated:4l(4loom, iu packet. at y► pd. and an yd. each. Alfo may be had, Mr. GamUe's Aromatic Snuff for Pains in the Head, Diforders of the 1.):s, Deafnefs, tat. in boxes at I.4{d.eash I . . . . . HAVING dedicated ney fell to the Iludy, and been gratified in , for molt conSderable peadice In that time!" which! thought i wiper to retest, I troll that I have not more irlf employed my time than thole whn, to the extenfive held of the profelhon, oceafionally immerfeil in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that faced. which is arquiri.d by concentrating the intdleatual power to ooc clef. of dlforders. The &kale. of DEBILITY are peculiarly diftreding, for they bring with them a train of emeornitant fymmo.ns, and, by a de pestle) of all vital energy, etiftence it'd( becomes "Withered.... Whether they anfe from the prevalence of 111 maniple, thedeftrue tive habits of feboolhoys, or the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the moll alfiduout profetEonal trill ; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the fympinens are aggravated, and tiac_cauft tution is deftroic.i. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL. COLL?CE of SURGEONS, I ground my pretenlions on regularity of edueatlout and Pnffeffi n d every privilege to predict, I fed myfelf entitled to that e,nfidswat with whichl bare hitherto twat fo liberally honoured. In the heft fenfations of local wraknefs, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; bat whim the fuf (era, from a tonfeloulacfs of the unmanlinefs of the vice which caufed his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or =fore of tin family phyfician. and Fronds over his infirmity with careful coo ecchnent, it waft be fatisfadnry for bins to be altered cot only of capability of treatment. but alfo of the molt inviolable fecreey. And in recent Venereal Complaints It is pi-Able to prevent pa.. danger or 41trefs ; in the molt complicated odes it Is the acquire. mem of exclave experience In this bee to coed • fafc, ceetain, and (reedy re-eftabliftment I offer the advantage of this experience to thole of either fee who are Meted with any kind If DEBII.TI Y, of any fyrororns of VENEREAL. INFECTION, and in .I 1 cafes the tercets of remu neration are Rated nn the heft Interview. Patle.itsin the country err eriveted en !nclerci Bank note, and arc requelted to fpecify their age and manner of living. MARTIN FREE, Member of the Royal Cone; of ht."gtens Is Loodor.. In to. A rundel.ftreet, net lemote ',Sr ctit:a! to HIGH WATER Al' LONDON RR IDGI• To.MORROW , 10,,rving •••• • • • 4 minutes and itt All•rnnnn • • • 36 MICUTCI after Tr TO-MOPROW. • Spn nun fr - t. I Moo.. tires 27 nunut, ; liter 4 33 ITIIMI:C1 amts 7 s`-.c' s - - LONDON • Prne..d anA puAilk•d h.: LEVEL ICFNC, terbory-plare. x the STA r Orrtca, ftrect. Publhlei Ile STAB 0 r r•rie. NUM' T° Tow • Thi Orfoa. i Garde Audit the }iv, of t PriJ •ltuCcl of tht with Roy& T' and emit irritiv ywt Lc to hi T! 0 i« Pr vita TI to th Sreol tiffli tole EA: for iilla to th that Mei D ii E Yea trig al prat Cll bJt par