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L4W INTELLIGENCE,. COUiti' OP ZING. BENCH, AI'RTI. i 6. THE KING a. 3TEPHENS, ESQ ASU ANOTHER.. EAST lERE• PICUL•SIOS. — Phis WAS a Criminal Information against James Stephens, Ely. and John Agnew, Efq. Dating, that on the ill of January, 1'94, and (or a long fpace of time then next enfo. until the 29th of November, 1795, the (retro e,.int Stephens held and exercifed the office of Super vifor of the Province of Malahar, in the EAR Indies; and the defendant Agnew, the office of Commercial Refident at Calicut, in the Eall Indies, under the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the Eaft Indies. That being fuch Britifh fubjeds, the defendants, while they held and exercifed the faid offices, and while they relided in the Eaft Indies, did, before the filing this information, to wit, on the 19th November, 1795, receive from a certain perfon in the Eaft Indies, called the Samonry, otherwife the Zamorin Rajah, a large fum of money, namely, 100,000 rupees, of the value of 12,5001. as a gift and precut ; whereby, and by force of the flame, 611 committed extortion, and forfeited the fum of 2,500 t There were counts for demanding and re ceiving other funs of the Rajah. The ATTORNEY GENERAL Dated the cafe on the p.m of the Crown. He expatiated opon the offence of extortion by the fervants of Government, and its evil tendency in territories In remote from the mo ther country as our Eall India poffeffions, and infer red the extreme difficulty of' proving its commiffien to. the fatisfadion of a Jury. In the prefent inftance, he entertained no doubt that the charge would be titbdantiated againft both the defendants. He Dated that the Sovereignty of Malabar formetly belonged tii the late Tippuo Sultaun, atter whole deceafc it was ceded to the Eaft India Company. who appoint ed perfume, fubjea to the controul of the Prefidency of Bombay, to examine into the Date of its revenues. At this time the province of Malabar was divided into a' gteat number of Principalities, having cer tain hereditary Princes tributary to the Sovereign power. 'list chief of theft Principalities belonged to Ott Zamorin Family, who were Hindoos. They bald literal valuable diftrias. and were the moll important of the tributary Princes. Upon the ceffion of the Malabar country, Governor Duncan deter- Mined that the revenues fhould l collected by offi• eeri of the Company, in conjuntiou with the native Princes, and the whole paid into the Company's Treafury. hem whence a part was afterwards ailed for Ilse lupport of the Rajahs and their families, and tlr thaintenance of their dignity. Such was the fyllent parfued with regard to the ues at the time the defendants were appointed to their refpec tive offices, but it was afterwards determined by the Governor and Council that the Native Princes Humid be put into polfeffion of their territories, under leafes, fur certain rents to be paid to the Company. The arrangement of this plan was committed to the de fendants, who, abufing the troll repaid in them by die Company. extorted bribes and prefents from a Waiter of the tributary Princes. particularly the Acis of Paulghant, the Coolparah of Nahir. the Rajah of Cochin, the Rajah of Coormmaed, and from Zamorin, for putting them into pofreffion of their countries, in purfuance cf the orders they had lecaived from the Governor General, through the Government of Bombay. The extortion with re gard to the Zamorin had-been feleßcil as the fuhjr& df prOtcution, not only on account of the magnitude dir ow Ann, but becaufe the fat was more eafy of anti pion& it having been paid by Sharmnuth Vita, the Prime Minifter, or Set-wadi Karrighur of tfilbetill. Having Rated there circumaances, he proceeded to prove — them. The evidence conGfled entirely of examinations taken in the EaR Indies, before a CommilLon ap. pointed for the purple of enquiring into the abufes praillifed in the name of the Company. Mr. PLUMP' and Mr. DALLAS addrefTed the Jnry on behalf of the defendants—they contended that the evidence of the Rajah's agents, upon which the chirge was founded, was not entitled to credibility; that they were interetled in the decifion, as well As the Rajah himfelf, who doubtlefs expeEted, upon the cooviElion of the defendants, the fums they were fup pofed toltave received as prefents. They adverted to the very excellent and very honourable charaaer thealefendants had fullained while in ittclia, and ar gued the improbability et their contrasening the laws eflablifhed for the protettien of the natives.— ' The defence was not fupported by ally evidence, ti ther oral or written. The ATI-MINTY GILMIII L replied, contending that - his propeCtion of the d.:tenclants guilt had been i lidintlly posted, and by no means ccntradincd ; and that the Juty had therefore to alternativ.: but to determine in favour of the Crown. flee jory deliberated a thou time. and returned a terdlit of guilty against both delendants. . This trial wasespcel.:d to have occupied nem'''. 24, Maus, but the defendants' Counts' not calling any wanefie., materially abltraEted from its continuance —it onlilAtted nine in the morning till near ele , en at night. The delendAnts will he brought up for ju.- I gment in the coml.: of the entuibg Term, ulna cunsmenct. on f• , 11 g • P ~. 1,1 - Y 71 7, . ~, tnini; a . john Martin yeas indiBed for bigamy. The pd. 1 tuner had marl ied his former wife upwards of thirty years force, at the Cove of Cork, Ireland, he being at that time Reward of the gun-room of Majefty's flop Solebay. Ile returned to England, after an abience nt tywardiof (even years, and had remained in Loudon lince that time, never having heard, or enquired, whether his former wife was living. He married his fecund wife in February, ritoz, and had lived with her till he was recognized by a relident of Ireland, who had come on Wind's to England, and who had made known the tinnier marriage. The prifoner denied having any knowledge of his former wife being alive. Not Guilty.—On the delivery of the v:rdiet, the fecond wife baggily begged to know whe- ther he had any thing• more to do with her ? and on her being antweresl in the negative, teemed highly rejoiced at her delivery, declaring that rile wanted no more to do with him. - - . 7. Ranolds And R. Howes, were indifted for forging and uttering a Bill of Exchange for 251. The pi loners had ordered a quantity of foap and candles, amounting to the funs of nine pounds two fhillings, at Mr. Walton's, in Little Britain, which was fent to Howes' lodgings ) in Duke.fireet, Smithfield ; Coon after which, the prifoneps alternately called at the (hop, and informed Mr. Walton that the bill would be &Charged at the end of the week, as they were (port of calls. On the gosh of February, a letter came, addreffed to Mr. Walton, from Maidenhead, enc.lofing a bill at two months to J. Ranolds, Efq. Board of Ordnance, Woolwich, payable alto at the above gentleman's houfe at Hoxton, which gentleman proved to be the prifoner at the bar, who at that time refided at Hoxton. The letter went to Rate, that Mr. Walton would have the goodnefs to remit the balance to his wife in Dtrke•Qreet. The bill was en dorfed with the name of Howes, but the evidence did not prove that it was the handwriting of the prifoner, and they were confequently acquitted. The Re. corder informed them, that they had had a narrow ekape, as it barely refted on a point of law, which he fhould not repeat to them, as it might give them an advantage in future prattices ; and that he ()mold order them to be detained for a tont - piracy, with in tent to defraud. Lan night, at half pall nine o'clock, a fire broke out at a rope walk belonging to Mr. Cornwall, at the end of Back.lane, St. George's Road, in the pa rith of Shadwell. which burnt with great-fury, and in a Axon time it communicated to Mr. Miles's deal yard ; which place, together with the rope walk, was entirely confumed. The conflagration at one time became fo great. that apprehenfions were entertain. ed for the whole neikhbourhood. The timely esti-- tions of the fire engines. however, prevented the de ftruaion of. Burton's Buildings, feveral houfes in which were repeatedly on fire. Five or fix honks wrere confiderably damaged, as well as a houfe in Mercer's Row ; and one in Pike's Row. The fire was entirely got under at twelve o'clock, and no fur ther mifchiet was apprehended. it was not known how it originated. On Saturday evening a fire broke nut in the Rabies adjoining the Black Bull Inn, in Thurfday Market, itt York, which raged with uncommon fury for fome time, but nwog to the great exertions of the inbabi• tants and Leeds Volunteers, it was got under with. 'out any material damage. On Wednefday morning, between three and four o'clock, a fire broke out in the woo klhop belonging to Mr. Simms, carpenter, at the back of London. ilrect, Reading, which for fume time produced the moll alarming conftquences ; by the affillance of the engines, and the unremitting exertions of the inhabi tants, it was, however, prevented from fpresding to any of the adjoining buildings. The worldhop was entirely confumed with a great number of planks, •and Come unfinithed work therein ; no part of which was infured. It is not known by what means the accident happened. _ . . . Friday fe'nnight, about t t o'clock at night, a fire was dircovered balling out of the extenhve glafs manufaetnry of S. Temple, EN. at Sonth Shields.— The town was immediately alarmed by ringing the fire bsII, and the Wellmoreland militia affembled by beat or drum. In the (pace of half an hour, the fire ‘alfurned au alarming appearance, menacing the total dethoraion of the adjoining bottle houfes, glafs works, malt kiln, and brewery. The alarm was fcwrcely diminiflicd by the arrival of the fire engines, as though very rpeedily procured, and plentifully fop. plied with water from the brewery and the Tyne, they were found to be in fuch bad repair as to produce at find little etre!, and but for the judicious and :alive exertions of N. Fairlefs, Efq. Mr. W. Hart, Mr. Craiticr, and Mr. John 11mo:in, would have been, perhaps, ineffeatial. The tattler of there Gentlemen who was in this ca‘e, as in every other of the fame nature, one of the firft to fly to the ailitlance of the fufleret s ; finding the leather pipes not water tight, he drew one of the engines near the flaming build. ing, and Sting the metal endpipe on the engine ittelf, lon produced fuels an circa born his tatri•gemant 01 the water, taking advantage of its nr.jeCtilc force to encreale its momentum, as with the attiltaLce of another engine, brought by that time to work on the nppofite fide of the building, to confine t!-e flames to the pot lofts without reaching the glafs houfes. With there united exertions the file was got under in about three hours, though w oh the complete detli onion or mile exten:ise range or pot lolls aid wai 1.1 there the whole flicks of pots. and a g r eat tpwntity of bottles, were emir cly Lk Proved. '1.11( principal part was illillted. Ivf% mill, tre undttll.4l)J, be about 3c.0c1. The foe keno. to Lay,: itc•in an c xecrs of heat in rl place for the talc Iciiia t ti.e eel.ct, (• .o.ing. I n).4:ct6111-)*.‘itiCht.,lllll.U. hin,iwy to 11 , c I:ver 11 tl. ors. A dread( ul I.a : •prrided at N , rtnlk. m Anicti nn the 23.1 ..1 Jr1:.:111 li v. It tp.g.in in a 110 re the •At .•tJ r I r . ', And thence c , •miTiu• nic.itcd mai'kct. lince Lut,JtrJ 4'1 , 1 of them g,He cd hers, • Ichooner, a 11,1 r, ,ty iae : w,re • n lire, and I.)y d ty• is molt Ansi! 4•1 ilie tnt.7rly m art li;r:.e.l h) hit 1 i.c ti.e fl mica .d, f“.rti LIT ttp nt ten t.f wt,..d. A Ll.‘ :Lit Lo„u t , h.:l to I. L. ; 4.1 11~11 I nl WI :I 1...A.1. OLD BAILEY ...... YefierdAy 7. f l'Von And IV. jacifcm, were hafted for afrAulting J. Mansfield nn the highway, and rob• birp him of .1 filter watch.—The prolocutor INAS w..llLing alonx WliitediAp4.l road, on the I 2th of Mani', when h.: was bodied by Ivor men, who to. 1: I.hn w.i , ch. The etiifence bting futheicrifly clear to pr , ,rc :he! wcrc aning in thc) wcic touild t.4•,A way eapltally convieed f , r fteal;ng Atte pieces nl printeJ cotton, yaloe 4 1. t)i. Iv I'crir IA Merl! , Pll,,wers And Co. pritately in 11 ur Ih , p. "••• • 1;,:r,/ was 111,11::cd 1.4 IttalifT a 111ver watch, property of 1)..n. - (:nil)—Death. ,•thrt in Ink d B. b't c VVJ• •1 the caLc is, 1 1 ,,ai iii: .r(I.CI Inny. vi: Anti 011. Cf .74T • of bcer, iLI 11.4' Lownom MARKET'3t CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, APRIL 16. The iinporrationa of V.'heat today were rather numerous ; higher prices were Aced ; but having more than the demand, it fold at liale variation fine our hit. Barley had ma•- r.ady fak, at a (malt advance, as well as Beans ..f each (art. l'. sheaper. Oats are in gout] (apply. and at Id. price's. Flour is in plenty, but it maintait, it, price. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER Wheat, a 8•. .tBt. s is. per qr. White Peale, 325. 391. 01. Fine Ditto, 335. sis. od. Beans, las :,6s. ad. Rye. 27.. 3.15. Tick Diner ass. 3as. Barley, 18s. z3v 6d. Oars. t;v Iv Malt, 495. 55 4. ad. Poland ditto, 2 4. 20.01 Rap e Seed, 361. to 391. per Wt. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fins Flour 404. to 4.0. Seconds Ads. to 4 s. per rack. ODOM THE LONDON DAVI I I I, SATURDAY, APRIL to. Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns i ending the 7th of A ril, 18:4. Wheat I Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans. Peale. I. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. ii. Jo 9 31 to :4 0 1.0 II 33 7 37 1 The average Prise of Sugar, computed from the Returns made In the tveek ending April it, is 5 Is. zoicL per hundred weight. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 31 tin to 61 on f Pockets 61 os to 71 os PRICE of HAY and STRAW in SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay, per Load, Clover Straw, per Load 41. t 3 to sL so. 41. 103. to I. tics. 11. la. to AL Los. SMITHFIELD, April 16. To link the offal—per Itosle of 81b0 Beef 46 44 to is 64 I Veal 3, to 6/ 6d 4 6 Mutton 84 to 56 8d Pork 36 44. to 40 44 Lamb 7s of to Ss 84. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, April 16. Per Roue of 81b. by the careafe. Beef 31 ad to 41 64 1 Veal 3/ 64 to 6a od Mutton 3s Ed to as •84 Pork 31 44 to 4 1 44 Lamb 64 8 to fla ad._ _ SEA COAL METER'S OFFICE. April g, Monday, 42 Catgoes of Coals fold in the Pool ben 44► od. to per chaldron. z, Wedneiday, as ditto, 465. od. to sit,. od. as, Friday, 8 ditto, 468.64. to sos. 34. COUNTRY MARKETS. Patel/ OP GRAIN, AT Tilt LLLLL WINO ll . tASINOSTOICLICat 43 Od to SS, od per Quarter. Barfly ZIP *4 to sas od I Beans 3124 od to 364 od Oats II 111 Cd 10 241 Od PCAre oos lad to us od MAID INN CA •...Whelt 485 Od to 6ca od per quarter. Barley 234 6d to 245 01 I Beans 34s od to alts od Oats 23s od to IS. od Peafe 334 od to 38. od Ilawsu It To••••Whett, sos. od. to 3,L 61. per glimmer. Barley 215 od to 26s WI Beans d UP 3.41 a Oats 201 od to 264 cal Peale 3os od to 331 oil N. —Wheat sos to 6os od per Quarter. Bailey 24S od to as od 1 Beans 28, od to 361 od Oats as od to 261 cal I Peale 301 od to 334 od Rea...um—Wheat 33.. od. CO 38S. od. per Quarter. Barley 2t II d [o 255 od 1 Beans 3,fa oto 35. od od Oats 21S to 23e od Peale 335 od to oos cal State of the Woollen Manufiaory from the 25th of March, 1803, to the 25th of March, 1804, extrac ted from the Treafurees accounts examined at Pon tefraa Set ions NARROW CLOTHS. Milled from March 25, ac 3, to ditto, 5804 Inereafed Pieces. Yards. 139.5 7S-5P 1 3.9 / 6 241- 2 ,3 4 4 Milled laft year - BROAD CLOTHS. Milled From Mardi as, 1803, to ditto, 1804 li:wrested - 339431—5P1T ,6 5 S Pieces. Yards. 2 6 0 8 5 .4 44 2 .79 8 1.115. 156 /31 Milled left year - a65,460--2,6g6,c , 46 The whole ManufaCtory produced this year 13066.794 lucceafed this year In yards 259,096 Milled In yards IA year 1:„;L57, 6 9 8 With diffidence, and a proper value of public opi nion, we waited a decifion which &odd ellablith the merit of what we offered fur its approbation. We never infined on its excellence till the public applaud ed, and fought for it, that was the moment when its virtues fpread it abroad, and numbers teilified their thanks for its fanative qualities in Scurvy, Scrophula, Gout, &c. Men highly celebrated for their talents, both as Selolar► and Chemins, employed thernfelves in analyzing a medicine which was fpreading its no toriety. The conliqstence of their refearches was, it enhanced the value oldie medicine ; and to preferve it genuine to the public, the late F. Sritsauev, pro. prietor of the Antifcorbutic Drops, procured the King's Royal Letters Patent, which, by beating that title on the bottle, bill, and wrapper. effeaually dif tinguilhes it from all imitations. For its powci fill effeEts in Scurvy, Scrophula, &c. fee Spillbury's Trea tife on Scurvy, &c. fold at the Diinenfary, Soho. fquare, London, as well as the Dropc, in bottles of 3s. 6d. 106. and 11. 25. each, with a black Ramp af fixed to each bottle, marked Spiliblay and Cu. Nn. ts, Soho.fquare." BIRTH. Friday morning, at the houle of the Lord HO, Chancellor of Ireland, in illy Piaci., Dublin, the Rkght Hou. Lady Redadaie, of a daughter. In Dublin, the Lady of Samuel Gale, Efq. of /afield, %tech'. county, Hs. of a fon and hem .MARRIE6 On Tu.Sclay 'aft, by the Arch Orscon of Outlin, In St. Pstcr's Church, the Right Hun. the Lord Mayor of Dublin. to Mils Ma lon,only daughter of loreph Mafon, of Crunslin. hiss Saturday laft, at helsam, Fnflyn Storer, of hi. Majcay's sift regiment of foot, to Mils Judith Brown, daughter u: Dr. Brown, of holtcr Hoof . . . At Huuttoun, on the yth inn. Thnmas lone,, Fri. of 1.. R ny.tlNAvy, to nth Sh.urp, daughter cd lhomas Shatrp, of Houttout,. _ . At . Cork, Capt. Maitland, rf the Rnral Nave. to Mira Catherine Connor, fecond dauttner of Daniel Connor, Lfq. uf At Gl.nn,ir church, near Corke, by the Rev. Iti.bcrt. • apt. KeAt ino, of tio.• aid I.ig 3 Oro oors. to Milt Barbara Poule, (I.iudilte of the lan Hewett Poole, Pig. of Mayfield. 1)If 1). On the sth ir.a. ar wir e 11J.r At at (.1.1)pow, t!, Mr. 1%,.:•,.t 11,ar, Cr, of M juht:ll.rr. in rt. At I .1 s st.c 46. :.Ir Dr. it.All,l , At tr•sokvs psiso I j fur Olt et ?urns Loathis, Ffq. one of the at.d many ytar.(ll..r. -I.on of th..t Cur; oration. 1.1 il.c aiR y. ar ,( his tol Ole t Nljerty% Juft:ccs HIGH WAFER AT 1.6N:./ , NI ERIDGE MMI ROW MOClting • • .• • • • 0 .f•rr Afterntuart • • • • • 17 fLlaln. atter r 1 (1•;., .11,41 L.lll I lb he Pul It .iin ttr,....rLe , • t! w,altet: !I t.pr utrofrg. tnr ..1 .eli ... ft 1.. 1. it,. lb 0' 404 ;llf. ' lk :it,t s. M „ 1+.11 • L. • Il) '1 I IF LADICS. TriconiAn [hid, m Twenty •c R 1.. r 4.4(1 Hor .o.y 11,1 c to Brown be ott, . ' N' A BAWER's SHOP TO LET, fititafcd in !lA airy &maim. about three miles from Town he the prtfcut Occupier's !caving is. h:s kio.us into The ,o:ning in will be Wiwi 361.—ti.vitw. et the kuunti4,l, Rea. , trot-greet. AGENTLEMAN': COTTAGE and PARK ,to 1%.• SOLD or LET, bsautithily thuated E4Et Devon. Pairiin g Dorfetibire, and :aid- the len. Apply (port paid) to Mr, Liulilts, Printer of the Sherburne Elcrairy, Sherburne, Data. BRIJISF.i, SPRAINS, R 14E0111 VI ISMS, &c. ate. STEERs'S CAUTION. -00 the ontiide of the Wrapper on each Bottle of the real Medicine, a tramp I, fixed, hi which It engraved "F. Newbery, No. 41, St. Paul's. - over the Cork a the Bottle a lothel is patted, with the": Dr. Steers's Opodchoe. prepared by F. •ewhery...' All di."... whici, arc fold , without theft defignations are grofs COuntertritt The Public are requeßed to attend to this Caution, In conk. quence of an Impolitical which kas Meta practikd uy Ven. der, of Medicine, who, under rover art a conin.etion iu I ode with Mr. Newbery's Knife, have no. only in Ina by tra. veiling round the Country, have ditTemlnated throug , . th. Retail llealerain all parts of the kingdom large quali:itab .11 a (purloin, preparation of this Opodeldoc ; In the bills of laireellim. of ihich the Names of Dr. Steers, of Charing Croft, and Mr Newbery, St. Paul's Chula. yald, are made ide of, in er.ta Op; mare taidav pktely to deceive unwary Purchafen. The genuine Opodeldoc ',prepared and fold by P. Newbery and Sons, No. at, St.. Paul's, on the Coach way, a few draws frcea Cheapatic, I.oodon, B ottles, price as. 6d. each, duty included, and by aide Vasdcts only in the Country who otter the real Gls. Weirs under its appropriate Stamp. SPRINO PHYSIC. DR. V E LNO' s VEGETABLE PILLS sire proved, by experience, to be the bell and moll innocent Al terative, Purifier and Sweetener oldie Blood•-ond thole who agß *Maid with the Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leproly,rierefluda. or any diforder wiling from vitiated Blood ; or thole who have in. pafred their CARittitions by DifSpation, juvenile Indiftretions, nr Mercurial Medicines, Ihould by no means omit a courfeof the Vi. getable Pills during the Spring. Their operation Is fu plc:fame as not to interfere with the avocations of hofinefs or pleafure; its as don is confined to the uslmal jule,s, and requires no alteration or reltralot in diet t It dieolves in the ftontach, blends with the food. and gradually provides the circulating fluids, corroding is it. pd. Page, any deviation from a date of movaiefence-.4n fhort, It is the long-fought-for Vegetable Specific, or fate. but aCtive, lubelfintre for that tafbionable miueral, Mercuty, (which may be fld to cunt only y ; and when all other medicines have faded. Du Velno's Pills may be relied on as a fpeeific for thole Di/ordeal which originate in an impure or impaired date of the Mood. Prepared by a regular bred Surgeon, and fold wholdale and rb tail, by PIDDING and Cu. No. 76, Ostord-drect, London; Email bores, price 41. 6d. or Bs bores one. price all.; alto re. tail, by Tutt, Royal Exchange; Ward, 324, Holborn; Battler. Cheapfide ; Shaw and Edwaris, 66, Sr. Paul's Church-yard ; and by every Vender of MetheifiCil in the Kingdom—bet obferve,thin it is filmed with red iok, by J. Pidding, No. y 6, Oxford arum. London ; otberwife the Public might be deceived by indfacacioas preparations alluring a tinder name. HAVING dedicated myfelf tut the ftudy, and boas gratified by the molt avoids:ethic prsei. ce I. that brunt& which I thought proper to feint, 1 Trutt that I have not more mile employed my time than thore who, in the exterifive field of the profeffion, ant occafionally immerfed irs uacermiaty, and caanot always attain that fuccefs whirls is acquired by concontratmg :i4 intelledbial power to one clefs of taunters. Thealifeales of DEBILITY arc peculiarly diftrelling, fur the, bring with them a train of concomitant fyroptuine, and, by a ela. prelLon of all vital energy, ealftence Well becomes embittered.... Whether they aisle from the prevalemeeaf di example, the &firm. five habits of tchool-boyt, or the indulgences of maturity, they no quire the moil aflidums profelienal ficill ; but by the ignorant, of uneducated men, the fymptoomere siggrovatod, and the ectrilti. tution is deft/toyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLI.FOE el SURGEOWS. I ground my ?retentions on regularity of education; and poffeffing every privikge to praetice, I feel myfelf vinare) to that confides/Mt with which I haw: hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the hitt fenfatimis of local wtaLners, early ItppliC44lo wir prevent the relativity of a debilitated frame; but whore the fair term from a colifciouthets of the unmaallnefs of the vim arida eaufed hat misfortune, Is fearful of the contempt or endure of hip tautly Officials. and broods over his infirmity with careful eta. .ceatineut, it malt be fadsfattory for him to be affurcd rot only capability of treatment, but alto of the molt inviolable feere. r. And in !Twit Venereal Complaints It is pothble to prevent pal% danger or diftrefs ; is the molt complicated cafes it is the went of exclave experience in Ibis toe to drat a fate, cattle. and fpeedy re-eftabliatment. I offor the advantage of this experience to thofe of either lex like are Allard with pity !lad of DEIILLI FY, of any firinptense .e VENEREAL INF LCTION, and in all 4.J...the Wen of real*. notation are Rated on the firth interview. _ Patient in the country are eitpated to Inelofe a Bank notth 1104 are retro:Red to their age and manner of living. MARTIN bREE, Member of the Royal College of surgeons In Lando& No 1,9, Arundel-Rua, Strand, peas 1 ctoi l le Roe, To T. TAYLOR., Surgeon, Noy, New Bridge-argot, LeMk./ SIR, Edinburgh, May a, x2OO. IN the fpting of t 794 I was atilided with a Vene real Complaint, which I treated with insliffennice for w$ months ; but then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfician,allW put a temporal f1...p to the virulence of the 'bleak (by nunitana rial applirattolla 1 nor fume time ; but growing, In fpitc of 311 medl tine and the advice of the net Gentlemen of the Fac ulty heti, weak and Wolrft, for two year., I was tenured to a Raft ahRlll4 unparalleled b:Tond tick rir don, heinn An entire lepai, and Wear rated fn,rn bead to foot.-i-lly head, throat, mania. wife, kgs, arnia,&c. have been alternately in clanger tat become not in Ilion, I have had from 20 to 30 eating ulcers on my body, awl nearly totally deprived of light.—lt would be voluatinorao to lA,. ticulariac all my :dr.—father. it to fay, ta. re tweet was, or ogee will be, one of a our.. daneerous, or of a more complicated ay tore. I was long lowked tipiiri by my trierds. and imagined any• Cell, beyond all hopes of re :ewer) , , and, my tben erolutw tion,,icarh wail preferable to my more. than nil :able flare. In this dreadful Scuation did I drag a mod iiirfrrable eadlence,tial Dim an rROS NCI tbreVe in my W.l) a alC"ilpiral * containing du. cage 4 a Mr. b. of Plymouth—my Caen.. tea Lent and procured font of ',OW ILIA I, R'• 1r v r PILLS, which, by Olin? (mitt time to time am I.ow, aiid 7u.. Al, :Arta' MOM • A pr A IL.' of he 41411 thrtring, ai In Cava, ID Lop. i CI rwc, 1 /kite* (h th. ; and you IllAy It an , itne NrrOnS, you to pul to be 1404 tc cllt of Di nd4, by .r b3.1:4 1 1's Mill tilt., or 8.,:x tla-r As tcw it, I b.:rc wit )t,JI . t.f AKE . . PILL. lb, y fa'., c:.l cum, f x tkot molt dre...!ful r. 4e of st.al niene.ant! non.: eaccNl t.. . t_•lll.{ that If of t he Roy-al L.,:lcr,e Nu. c, Ncwiii a fa:, to perf...i% fakir; TI to , . if port pt, T!,4 I. ;1 wri"•rxr, rim• the c.uric of m.•r t•n t • a an rat,166,, p.. had !•14- ••••• •,an 36 y. as, sir k 141 c et the etwet ottc.;4.: at, and the pry. IJ•crt 1.1. by. hi, Aprnistmei•t fir the e onvvolence 4 _oh Lai*. Mr. T. `;, Lailt ,il.b: w.. F II; Not \t 1)0 . 1 .4. 4 ,1 I:, the M. /.011-CT-L lan . I oc-th.•l , 114.. 101, 02014.• . •itr,t.htl),r,.sl : omit M;. • I AuLf , r Par .•a. I .A rail/ • etiolit, vla r.ly t, en • 9• .1 , ach, 31.4 up ~it). lull am. pl., l't rfw.• 04 eititar Ks may cur. thrum's!..." wait led _ - Prbe..l and pulddaed by LEVEL KRWI Latt.-y-; 'sec Lambeth) at the S. ♦s 011/1( a. bk. ( • ttrcct 1 Ltli bc4 allo at Par Soaa Oasis I. I.awa-loa.