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Apimoinbit' . _ ,_ LAW JKfELLIGENCE. ---, 1;;OURT I OF COMMON PLEAS, FEBRUARY 14. LAY V. GREY. ' Ti sis Was an action to recover damages for an as-, rault. The plaintiff is overseer of the parish of St. Sepulchre, and the defendant the constable of the same parish. It appeared from the evidence, that the pleitwiff, on the evening of the 27th of November, went to the Brown Bear public house, • in Smithfield, to take a comfortable glass of grogge where he met ' • the defendant, who, it seemed, owed him a grudge, • liF supposed injury he had done, him in the opinion 4 the.other parish-officers. The defendant, who was . . rather intoxicated, commenced a most abusive at tick upon the plaintiff; called him the most indig - bardnames, and threatened to beat him. The plait. tiff, who was less inebriated, instead of appeasing hint by mild language, returned his abuse, and the dis pute terminated, at length, by the defendaliestriking the plaintiff two violent blows, one on the head, and the other on the arm ; and the quarrel might have pro "seeded to greater lengths, but for the interposition of a spectator, who prevented him front farther violence. The Court treated this suit with considerable con tempt, anel observed, that it was a matter snore pro-1 perly to be settled elsewhere. - The Jury retired for about half an boor, and foutull is verdict for the plaintiff.—Damages 40s. I FEE. 12.—OLIVER v. LORD WM. ERNTINCK. 1 ldre Serjeant SnEPHERD upon a rule to.shew cause, said, my brother Leas chews cause. i Mr. Serjeant Leers—ln this cause of Oliver v. Lord I Wm. Bentinck, I understand there has been a meet-' ing between the parties, to see whether any agree-1 "tient cm be come to respecting such admissions as might be made e but my_elient is not here, and I don't 'know what was the result of the meeting. Biit, , .as Cur as any documents may be wanting, or other , evidence that must come from India, it would cer tainly be best for both parties that it should be ad. emitted. Whatever admissions it may be reasonable to make, we are ready to make them. • ' Mr. Serjeant SIIEPIIERD—I am afraid, my Lords, we shall not come to any agreement as to the admis bions which ought to be made, and that the cause tract be met by the evidence, which necessarily come from Madras. Your Lordships will see the situation in' which Lord William Bentinck stands. He was Goiernor of Madras, and, in the character of Guyer. ii nor-General, he received cer tain orders from the In. We' Company to dismiss Colonel Oliver from the, eiereiste ; of the merits or 4enierits el those orders he Unger nothing, but upon those orders he acted. Co-' ' lasel Oliver has now brought an action against Lord William Bentinck, who is returned to England, for a libel ; to that action he has pleaded, not guilty, and he has also pleaded several justifications, upon some of the justifications there is an issue joined. Mr. Seijeant Less—l would sugge s t to myLearn ed Brother whether it would not be as well to eideree • this rule till next term, as nothing can be done in the tneen time ? Mr. Serjeant.Stmearetn—l don't think there is any objection to that. Mr. Justice LAWRENCE—Are there not ships about sailing to India now; is not this the season when the) usually go ? Mr. Serjeant LENS—I am afraid, my Lord, they ere already gone. Mr. Serjeant BEST—We may send after them to Portsmouth. Mr. Justice Lewaeece—There are certainly ships that go,out later than this. Mr. Serjeant Sitzeneito—The actin, my Lord, is brought tor the publication of a libel, as I mentioned 'before. To that action Lord William Bentinck has pleaded the general issue, not guilty, and has also justified in several justifications; upon some of those . justifications issue is joined; to which there are repli cations ; -upon which replications the defendant has demurred, and that demurrer remains for argument . before your Lordships next term. Upon the issues . which are joined, the plaintiff has given notice of trial, and upon those issues it becomes extremely im-1 ,portant that we should have evidence from Madras of the mode in which the fact was done; the manner of publication of this libel, if it be a libel ; and the course cf office at Madras in issuing orders that are received from the India Company; because one of the issues joined is, that Lord William Bentinck pub lished the libel without cause alledged; and l they may, for aught I know, atttempt to prove some publica tion of the libel under the authority of Lord Was. Bentinck, which was done in his character of Govett nor-General. Mr. Serjeant LENS—One objection I have to the rule in the shape in which it is drawn— Mr. Justice I-Lent—What is the rule ? • „ Mr. Serjeant LENS—It is this, my Lord : Why a 1 writ cf Mandamus, &c. (reciting the ride). Now, if the examination of witnesses means any thing more, than the examination of witnesses for diepurpose of ierifyieg . the papers which are alluded to, there is I nothing in their affidavit which suggests that they h.rve other witnesses to examine ; and with respect to the witnesses who are to be examined, in order to ve-' riff the papers, we are -willing to admit the papers without such verification. If they are to extend this rule to the examination of witnesses in respect to the merits of the case, my objection is, there is nothing in their affidavit to shew • they have any such witnesses, and as to the documentary evidence, we are ready to admit it. ' i trust, therefore, the Court will see, that our admission of the papers without further attesta -1 tion, is all that can be required in this case, and that any thing which goes beyond that is merely frt.' the purpose of delay ; it is going . to India for evidencel which we admit in- the first instance with respect en . the papers ; and -as to any further, evidence which goes to the merits , t here is iiithing , of the kind sug gested in their affidavit. . . Mr. Serjeant VAUUHAN—Your Lordships must see that this a pplication is intended for delay only ; for their affidavit is in these terms (reciting it). Now, any Lords, we are ready to admit a copy of that let ter, and the fact of their having received the original;, we will admit all that the affidavit suggests, that a le:ter had been sent out, and in point of fact was re ceived by Lord William Bentinck from the Court of Directors ; that is all which the affidavit suggests. Mr. Serjeant SIiNPHYRD—I don't know that under the Act of Parliament, the 30th of George 111. under wleich this application is made, that the party ortit Man suggested that. !• : , LONDON MARKETS. SMITHFIELD MARKET, February 15. I ' To sink the Offal per stow of slb. 3eef 4s. 41. to ss. Cd. Veal Ss. Od. to Os. Cd . Vluttoo 4s. Od. to Ss. Od. Pork es. Od. to Ss 04. If LAD or CAtTLI Tell DAY. Beasts, about 1200--Sheep and Lambs, 3.460. Calves. 140.-Psgs 9.10. NEWOATE AND LEADEN.HALL mAsuurr. • rerstune of 81b.by the carcase. . 13oet 41. 0 1 . to 55 . 01. Veal Si. Cd. to Is. 01 Mutton 4s. 41. to Ss. 41. Pork ss. 41. to .7s. Od Sheep Skins Sa. 01 to 4i. 6d. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAMES'S. WIIITECILArri.. Hay • 61. 6i. to 101. Os. Hay 91. Os. to 31. Its , traw 31. 14s. to 41. 7s t Clover 31. 31. to 91. 0. 1 Straw 31. Os. ro 31. iss PRICE OF HOPS IFI THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags Peckets Kent sL Ss. to 71. 151. Rena ci. Os. to 31. 9s. Sussex 51. Os. to 71. Cs. Sussex 51. 10s. to /1. 151. PRICE OF TAI.I.OW. St. James's Market 4s. S.I. Town Tallow 741 Of Clare Market 4s. 51. Yellow Russia 7als Od Whitechap:.l Market 4s. 34 White ditto 671 (Id , per stone ol 61,h. .6...........- Soap ditto ii. 0 ' 13s Id. Mtltinz Slur 56s (MN lid Average 4s 4itl Ditto rough atis 00s 04 Graves 11. tad Goad Dre*s ids 01 Yellow Soap, /101-Mottle4,. ON od-Curd, 945. Od. Pike of Candies, per dozen its Od-Moulds, 13.5 04. • • • COAL MAR KGr, February AS Ships at Market Sold • Prier'. 4 Newcastle 3 525. Cd. to 575. ad. • t Sunderland 2 49z. Stl. to 51s. 6d. _~ • _ •••• • • • Auu oar., ift R* • ~'lb-MORROW.-MORROW.g s tun rhea uisltts alter i I 1 nit 4 I . 15 utiuutes attar 1 • ;; , r .~.,,.- s ..• ^ . • •,, Mr. Justice LAW6VCII—They say, in answer to your application, that they are ready to admit all the is facts which you mean to prove by a commission. Mr. Serjeant SitEvricati—l don't think their admit- 'flit sion does that, my Levall, l Mr. Jtislice Lawitesez—But it is all the Court can .... know in respect to the present application for a Man- dams, in order to ascertain rertaia facts that you 'HI wish to prove ; they say they will admit those facts. are vsnet Mr. Serjeant LENS—And really, my Lord, if - there m, I is any thing else which they can in reason ask; we Will au c admit that also ; lor, after all, the question must turn :e.:411 upon documents that must come from thelndia House. 1 azcs g ii : Mr. Justice fixarit -,Yon must lay a proper ground ; iv o ry we cannot grant commissions of this sort merely upon o NI" asking for them ; the ground you lay is this, that cer- d a m tain evidence is wanting, but that evidence they will ad al( admit. • , mita e . .. he Mr. Serjeant Brsr —Then, my Lord, they must ad- r For mit it to the extent of the affidavit. 1 able I Mr. Serjeant LENs—Yes, to the full extent of the moos affidavit. i Nov. Mr. Serjeant VAVGRAN—It would be much the best 1, .. Buth way if my brother Best would allow me to meet him ' smith, at his own house, where we might agree upon the ...en,wa admissions between ourselves. . Son n and )I.r Serjeant SUEPIIERb--I. beg it may be tinder- aid nu stood, that I do not intend to admit any thing on id. each your part: you will remember that. , FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, Esc. M.r..Serjeant Last s—To prevent any dispute hire - ''. H E great Demand for Mr. GREENOUGH's after about this, it will be best that they should sa y at LOZENGES of 4 010, after 6ky years' trial, proves once what .it, is that they desire to have admitted. their superiority as thCtunst pleasant and effectual Remedy far We admit the letter which is stated in their affidayit, ail Coughs, oarse Rawllesi enesses, Soand re Throats, ard Delluxions on the and we admit that it was received in the manner J•'-ln Ha i r gq• hesling th Soreness of the Breast, and at: fording Relief in Shortness of Breath, Asthmatic, and Consuinp which is there stated ; and that is all which the affi ' live Complaints. Tiley do not cloy the Stomach, but create an davit asks for. Appetite. The genuine, only, have R. HAY WARD, printed on Mr- SerjeantoSit EPTIERD--Will they admit what sort the stamp; sill others an counterfeits. of a letter that was, that it was sent out by the Court . • They are prepared and sold by R. Hayward, (Successor to T. • f reennugh, the inveistur,) removed from Ludgate-hill to 56, of Directors, and received by Lord William Bentinck, yard; lcc"d i l i i r i c e y , Lo a n n tl d o o. "o re ld w ai tticri- et ar vbe d rt . 1 3 .5 ; Sc. P a su nd r c s Church in his of Governor - Gener al of Madras, and Coc k, by him, in his character of Governor 'Gen. published? spemareer . Bohlen and Tut, Royal Exchange; Bacon, Oxford- Mr. Serjeant Lass—That is not in the affidavit ; street ; Clarie Borough ; and Ward, Holborn ; anti the Venders of Genuine 6434lietnes thoughout the United Kingdom. ,they cannot carry this application . farther than the terms of their affidavit. 1 Peke One Shilling and Three /Urinate the Bost. Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN-1 don't apprehend there ! GRAVEL, STONE. AND LWABAGo. would be any objection to admitting so much as that, UICKMAN's PILLS is an effectual Cure for the adding one other thing, and by him published in The -1 1 - -I. Gravel and Stone, stoppage or Urine, Como:tints* in the Modem Gazelle. Back and Loins, Kidneys, and ina:ider, Larevag. , , &c. Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD—I beg pardon—that I de- a„Onfotilleenvianor6tsimrceadlom u p i lai i n n ts ti i i neiderl to the human frame, there nature, an, s a t o o r ne n . torn i ala .7 7 r d e i c ig o. in ny ; 1 believe there are Officers of Govea nment ssho owl: eais,,qw. e .nces, than the Crav rir i 1 publislOn the Modem Gazette from the book in which plaints to winch every person, even the me.t :dans-minus, is are entered the orders of the Governor-General. • lioble, as the air we breathe and the water we drink are imprer . Mr. Justice Lawanace—l thought there 1"d been i lures , w h i u t t h a p r ar e t a kt f es ou vi nda . ti h on n t w or o i n, v l Cr ca O u t s i e l:r lies S K.•C'' e x cruciating a d tl i "g t r . no di ffi culty • 't admitting that the 'war was seat Hi c K G . 4 A ;I'S Original VI c is, mine:Lit of Ow l tu ' o e :t innocen t 6°l in out out by t (ha Company to Lord William Bentinck, gredients, have been found of singuiar efficacy, in not only AS G rnot-General of Madras, and that it wasre. sir,ngtftening the vessels coilrahuing the urine, bat liaoily de ceivtd by him in tbat;dWaerSr. . , . kpt - tip.g. the petrifying quality of it. frortA wi.leu orceced the • • , ' , ..aliotC.colaplaiut s, Fee. rentovinz the ealettli, or rei o) .. licierlsons Mr. Serjeant LXVi-s-'11.1! 'is iilit - ini laor4s %MICA and flanlitsisig every Pernicious •.endency tothuse utiorifers, with: they have applied for, -and.that.**,admits ' . ' : ü bst c.. tie. • Mr. 'Justice HEATH-7ThitiirevimuCyrantihetple. i 84 dthelesati: and retail at Mr.d!utler's, 4, Cicipside, corner 'Mr. Serjeant VAUG ll . l B — stip Oti our a‘itnitfitiftl4 *of . ,,i'furtinirce•rolv; Scott, '''stet and Co: and Sroitli, Ed f o ilasgow;-Carglll and Scott., Edinburgh; Hoalatui, facts stated in their affidavit, if your Lordships please, b "N 41 Gra.) d Snit. Gillstsrt, and Hayd.at, Plyilinion ; Newt:cry the rule may be discharged. ' . . 'akin, whim ; Peck and Turiser, Hitli; Miler? ,atitl Jones, After some time had' elapsed, Mt. Serjeant Sheri. Peirtrat , hartsnunith • Jtiggec, Taunton ; fiestrnan, h.s.e herd rose and said— , . ~. hr ;:... ll awl Binns„ ' Bath ; Bower, Bristol; aim am! Mr. Serjeant 8111:1'11EDD—I undertand, my Lords, . r',;''''''' ".. iYagli, ; and 121441 " r'Gel‘teikr.ll every "was .in ..i...litri y .21,. NM .IthCl4. A they would rather my title was made absolute in i ts letins. Mr. Justice Hgartt—Very well, Rule made absolute. HIGH NVATILIt AT LONDON BILIDOE TotMolutOilt Morning. .I.bilp•,{ 45 minute. after f AN:rnotn. .. .. I • 10 minutes utter 1 - 1 It. FOTHERGIL'S NERVOUS CORDIAL DROPS, are recommended for the Curt of the tollostring Disorders—Lowness and Nervous Affections, Consumytinns, Ilypochontlrlasm, Hysterics, Spasms Palsy, Apoplexy, 1.00. s of Appetite, Batons Complaints, Coni , uls!otis and fits attending Pr% gnancy proce.:dint fnest a disonleted state of the Stomach, and Indigestion azcompanted by Sick Hearfburus, kos The following is another proof in its easy St a—After 1 very bid rinse In Childhed. I was so reduted as not to bit able to turn myself in bed; with this ettrette weakness there was hound a most alarming nervous weakness; I felt a cons 4ant lowness and aiming, and sometimes my heart w000ldlg!M sa though it would stand still, when I WAS ohitged to spring up to gasp for breath. In this dreadful shuation a mend brought me bottle of your Err asznit's Nxtvous CORDIAL Dion; in t few day* I was able to tuns myself in bed, and by piasisting in its use, I have completely recovered, end been able tti suckle my child. Sir / your humble Servant, Deptford, Nov. 14. MARV HOI.MES. Sold at , Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, Corner of Paternosters row ; Cargil, Sluith, and Manderstun, Edinburgh ; Basset and Isi'Donald, Glasgow; Trewman, Exeter; Nettleton, /*don, Granville and Son, and-Gilbert, Plymouth ; Pes.k and Ito's, Hull; Gresson and Mileage, Liverpool ; Shames and I,tacu Mancheiner; and most Med icine Venders la *very Town, in Bottles at 46.4141. verb. EAST, WEST, NOItTH, AND SOU 111. . CHEAP AND EAPEDmOIiSTRAVELLING, mom THE SARA:CEICS. HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. r I'HE following POST-COACHES set out at Te duccd prices: To EXETER, only Two Guineas, Inside; and ttl 12.5. tid. Inside, to PLY MOUTH,at Seven o'Clock every ?starling, with a Guard and Lamps through Honkon, Axminster, Bridport, Blandford, and Salisbury, to Mr. Wiansoa's, King's Anus Plymouth; and to the King's Anus, Dock. CHESTER, Newport, and Whitchurch New post-Leach, every Evening at Five o'Clock. BOS TON, Spalding, Peterisorough, Stilton, and Huntinvdon new Royal Mail Coach, sets nut every Evening.—Coaches irons Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Griinstiy, and Hull. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kuntsford, Stone, and Litefifield Post Coach, called the Expedition,every Evening at Five o'Clock, to the Angel lon, Dale-street, Liverpcuil.—Guarded throughout. BATH and BRISTOL Eiying Post-t:oachr,,through Chipprn ham, Caine, and Marlborow,th, every Afternoon ; lee at Mr. , May's, the Greyhound Inn, Atli, and the Lon lon suss-street, Bristol, next Morning.—Cuaches to Wells, water 'Taunton, Ste. LEEDS new light Coach,culled the Rockingham, sets nut every Morning at Eight e'Clecs."!. carries four only , and rues re nsarkahly easy., With a Guard throughout. Passes ,hroug'.4 ford, Newark, Kttlord, Doncaster, and F.Trybr.dge, to the golden Lion, Leeds, next day at noon. Note:lltb , amhug the uncohimon expedition of this coach, It is allowed to he the ino:t agreeable and complete public conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in accommodation by any tither. Ke:NDAI., Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Lon,dale, Cliorky. Orinskirk, and Garstaug Post Coaches, every riatt.tlol4,tl at Five u'Clock.—GuartleiL GLASGOW, I:ongtown, Gretna-Greeq, Anr.an, Dumfries. Brownhill, 'I borstal!, :-aticribar-Kilti, Cumnock, acid all parts act Scotland, Campet•lown Coach, Ditty. ' YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Caul:, pin formed with a Guard throughout, sets out every IVloroing at 1-1.111- l ia-t Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Refined, Taftca- ter, lk,riii.gtuti. l Nerthallertuti, Durham, Morpeth, a.id it rwick. Passetigentl finding themselves faty.fied ti 41111 the length ut the journey, may' rest what time they please, and then proceed on v.ithout =ty err dniusal Fare. 1. Clark, the Black Swat., Covey-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and oiherplace•'. BRIDGENORTH and Walsall, new Post Comb, orry Evening. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven Post Coach, woes wills' Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through lirough, Appleby, Greatabridge, Richmond, Castrrick„ lioron;libridse„ NVetherby,Aherford, Dolma: ter, and Grantham (the neare-t way by eighteen miles). Sets out every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. PaNtehgass dela:tied on Ott road by business, ter pleasure , have the rectifier advantage et digit Oats 'king secu red in the neat coach. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Puss-Coach, to York, Sendertand, Nevicaule, and E.ditiburgli. carries Four Insides only, evesy Evening, at lota &Cock, by Way of Doncaster, Gram Lam, and StanVool. . SU NFOkiRLAND, Stockton, and Yarm new Coach every Morning, to the George Inn, Sfinderlane.. MANCHESTER, Con:Man, Newcastle, %Valid?, and Wcdverliarnpton Post-Cfutels, every .kfternoon.—GitandoL SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and the Royal Charlotte, every Evening at. tiv? n't.lock martini. 1 SHEFFIELD and Rothetham Post-Luacu, called the Rucking. barn. every Morping. ' BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post-coach, with a Guard, sets uu every afternoon,. and reaches Slirminghain next day at noun.— Pas.tc by Oxford, Enston, Ships:one to elm Saracen's d ealt, ilull.st tett, Birmingham. TOTTENHAM and Ednrorton &acts, Daily, at Half-past Ten, Half-paar Two, Half-pa.t Four, and Half-past Seven o'clock. HULL, Norrlicave, Hamden, Thorn, and Doncaster Post- Coach, every Morning at Seven °I-loch; to the Bull and Sun Inn, Myron-Gate, HERTFORD, Ware, liolidestion, anti Chesnut Coach, every morning. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respeetfury acquaint their Friends and the Public that they will not be accoentable far any Parcels or Luggage, ese. of more than Five Pounds Value, if lo.r or dunned, unless entered as sorb and raid has aecording, at bcbarboon's Head lan, Snowsuit, Lcados.. 1 _ BIRTHS. February 14th, the Lady of Captain Youag, of BErton End House, Gloucester-hire of a Daughter. Ac Montreal, ths Lay of Major-Ceueral Gordan Drummond, of a daughter. Mrs. Air, wife of Mr. Wm. Air , merchant in Coldstream, of , , her seventh son, uu daughter having intervened. MARRIED. At Manchester, Captain Campbell, Slit regiment, light infati. try, to Eliza, second daughter of th- late D. W elff, Thursday sebnight, James Fletcher, Esq. Purser ot his Ma jesty's ship Lapwing, to Miss Bkweu, of East Stone/louse, Ply mouth. Captain Duur, K N. to Charlotte Frances, youngest daughter of James Tempter, F sq. ot Stover-house. Feb. i I, Captain Ambrose Lane ' of his Majesty's 44th Regi ment, to Elizabeth Le Mesuner, daughter of the late Doter Le Mesurier, I.q. Goren:or of Alderne; . DILL). On the loth instant, Mrs. Johnston, of Tii.per.nallo, in the ounty of Perth. Lat..l), James Hartley, Esq. Deputy Governor of tl►e-Bank of 1.1r1411.1. The 9th inst. at Nottingham, Mrs. Bovell, wife of Major Bo- Yell, late of the 76th Regiment. Feb. 9, at his apartments In Morden College, Blackheath, Cap tain Henry Cooper, aged 78, many years a Commander in the 1 New-York Trade. Saturday last, at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, in his /9th year, the Rev. Nevil Maskelyne, Attrollolllll, Royal, which situation he held 4G years. Mr. Andrew Macnair, son of Mi. John Macnair, of Crept*: He was skaiting on a pond at Belvoir when the ice gave way, and he'sunk in deep water. There was no person ucdr the place at the time to afford any relief, and he unfortunately perished. fsiouday, at Hamruersmito, after a painful and lingering illness, Mrs. Giroler, wile of 1. S. Crirdler, EMI. Magistrate for Middlesex. At Hull, in Yorkshire, on Mot.day, Febntary I I, 1811,jit the Id year of Idol age, Captain Thoman Harman, of the West Kent Mal Lia, and the only and much-lamented sou'ol Jarman, FAIL of Ihretattrwell Fish, In lieut. • - • ,TMDSE ithr, ;Natal Boer weak. Miss or. steatiilbobstrisctad bile, and ba4iligettion, yid kiief In S I 1.5 811117 4 s PA'I'ENT AN"I'ISCOitIitYrICDROPi, whickejloy all the priitlertles bf calomel, without hi irrirebib:y they also consult the Isesillb of the stomith, by proittoting the `petite, ant an increase et spirits as the health improves. —in deep. seated abscesses, where a cure could scarcely be eontecnistat t d, so healthy a change has been prbilueed, as to excite the best bt"011 61 success. In Eruptive, Scrophutbus, Gouty, itheuirriC, Scorbutic complaints, ice reputation is established.—West h 9 a orders attended to, at the Dispensai*, 15, Solio-squall, Loadot:. The genuine Medicine has the government tray primed ti% a black ink stamp, and the words, IIY the Kl:ig's PAtent: pressed on the brittle, bill of direciien, and isitAde wrapper. Sold 15, 901p-s4ua:4 in small h. octal of Si. tad Iw o 110 s. and larger bs .. . 7 —Compound Aiwa ss. . RO lIS Dai's it Po. '`HERE cannot be too much . I:4ist in prsise of thi s Medicine, as etperienec itt 'impost inpunierable cases his proved k the most extr“6rviinaiT mad bottefic:.l diver/try ev. A made: it Is a certain, vriaLinus, speed 7, ersy Cure t. Coughs, Collis, Asilunao, and Consitinotiona. Not an Instance has occurred, rhoutth Alen M mirly slry thousand patients annually, where It has brown tharrn to rail in relieving the abate complaints. So esteems:Jittery are its viruts, that let the patient be ever ro v.:tuckered nr roditted,.aVerliavin i c tried every medicA artistt.nee to no perpois.:, it will art as ttwtati a charm, and instantly relieve the most coorlyt, at thW same time give freedom to *rospiradon, pro.note smile %p e ctin ' Lion, strengthen tile whole debilitated chnstitutlou, anti Trots:' the refreshing comforts of rest and sleep. COP yONA urr ITR • Vim the Right Hon. LORD BEM Ilrethor to the Mgr DUKE 01 PORTLAND, to Mr. BU LE R, Chosts±tk " Ste—l have ftequesrly experienced the greatest er!sfecties in your lkosetans's l'ouatt neon; I do not rccalllct cosies stance in which they 11. y.• sysr t.:itsd, provided they have beta properly administered. A very esld GLutleman, s friend of mine, above 60 years, has taken them, and has found the greatest benefit, and intends persevering in the ute of them.--I ant,/ ir, your humble Servant, " E. BENTINCIQ' " ltatuagate, feh. 2, 1808." Prepared and sold by Mr. Butler, 4, Cheapside, Corner of Pa. ternoeter.row ; and sold at Chrlsps, Corner of Spring Guts :u; Clark, 489, Borough ; Smith, :Scott, Cargll and Resburn, $ burgh; Baiter and M'Donald, Glasgow; Ness'oery, Duran; Piercy and Hume, Birmingalun ; Hall, Gosport; Belant aad Sharp, Portsmouth; loses, Allumt, Weston, and ?del ;err, Portsea ; Granville, llosland, Nett!eton. and Cookwurthy i hr. mouth; Trewman and Woolmer, Ezetrr; Colhns, ary; Peck and Ross, Hull; and most Medicine Venders, In hold .a a: C. std. end ties. 6d. each. Observe R. Butler is engraved black stamp, and affixed to stash bottle. - ADVICE ENCOURAGED by the Uniform success atten ling their peculiar method of treatment in the cure of I fee prevalent complaints, which ha s been confirmed by theexpel tree of many years in a large and extensive practice ; sensible al lo of the happy 'effects resulting to the public from medics, mil sonfining their attention to a certain class of diseases, Me i‘r" GOSS and Co. onitlnue to direct their studies to those dison lees raising Irom a secret destructive habit of inconsiderate y4a th, . which not only occasitme a numerous train of nervous affectieics, bet also entails on its votaries all the enervating imbeciiitiet et old age. In that distressing state of debility or deficiency, whe. they the consequence of such baneful !labile, excessive drinking, long residence in hot climates, or any other cause, by which Ca pow.-rs of the cunstitutioa become enfeebled, as nealarlv elute. ted surgeons of London, they offer a I;rtit, safe, and sptedy rusts ration to sound and vigorous health. Where an early application is made for the cure of It ceteit disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of inebriety, the c:,,. diettion Is generally completed in the short space of two er f !, and in the snore advanced and inveterate stages of vencrc 1 Infection, characterised by a variety of painful and distressitig symptoms, .a perseverance in their plan (•sittiout restraint indite or exercise) will ensure to the patient a permanent and radical cure. The &seams uf the Urethra, as frequently co:intend _with or arisirl from the - above complaint, have net esesped their attention; by as imailible and improved plan, they ire en. abled to remove obasinate t'Syxers and Stale i naas, whether recent or est long duration, without resorting to :he paiatil ant d:ngerous use at the caustic boogie. Many instances ean he ad. laced of very inveterate cases, at steend years en:nine:ace, has. , in: yielded to their method In a few days, after the were bedtime I attempted by other practitioners without erect ; and such hash=es Ithe agreeable Jesuit of a practice of fourteen years, that the reels of treatment as not in one single instance ever proved abut Me, 1 daring which period many thousand persons, of both sexes, haw experienced the enjoyment of having been perfectly cnred,after we vere and injurious methods had been persevered:a ;o no purpose. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively proteraing the cure of then particular complaints, In order that they may not be, by a tie, taken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached to thee; norant empiric, think it but Jo:raced,: themselves to state, that they have been properly educated and Initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, frost, different Hospitals, awl testimaniela (corn the most eminent Physicians, they have is cur. visa any inquirer), that the success resulting from their en.ln, yours first induced them to quit the pfactice of the general Pro. thinner, and they presume that their prctentlons constitute i. fec ground for the un,sreccdentcil confidence with which they Were, by the Public, been sa liberally honoured. To be eonsoked at dui: house daily (personally, or by letter) by Patients of either Sex, with secrecy, dtlicacy, and attention. GOSS and Co, Surgtoas, 13, inaveriosstrefe, irieet.strett. CIiekI.I.ENGE.. ff ESS RS. CUR KIE and Co. Surgeons. late in his •i• Majesty's Smite, challenge the wools: world to pees a siejle instance where dude Medicine acid method of mac Lica failed of thedesired effict. The practice of many years in .s panteuler branch of their peofessiou lies not given nee to t. unsuccessful caw. They continue to direet their studies to thetresnnenrert! of Villareal Complaints, and that sterasigurcet of the which is the consequence of the perniCiolle and %%I , ler:a IS.*.;:+ • habit long and most unhappily ;turves' by the yout I. a of 1.. e I e ref in the one It will be found to be the unfailing mittsee of areas ; the other have its rain...et-sty...illy devetaiped to them lie L.: i'i— tti.Saing stare a sleight y,erh!ch, e...nt fish* t :-..t hl impotence. These are its remote and ad:nate effec: semptiona,lriss of sausclear power, and various nerroas usually characterise tin earlier ft:les of thissacary e.ee. e .l I .. .It' so ti latiguishingunder the illeowlers Incident to arch a habit, t heir treanneat is simple and has 4:ever proved imsucces , ll:l, t course of a long, laborious, am! nitich extruded r .-3 e ,nos: obstin Jc Ape. COMl?liC3t,tl cases of eeitereai as obeeructions in the erethra, s, angle excre4ce.l ,,,,, , Lati •.- moute,ealious ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakiteee, giver, at StrRIC TURES, Whether recent or of long dpradon, and wl 1:h have balk?. I. skill ofother Prectitioners ; are by their prise::: inetrare.: re amen t, ereetually anti ermunently curoe., et:thee:l th L a i:tit! - suffering the excruc'at tog pain and alarmini.lier.terrhat ot:en follows the appheatiun of the lunar caustic. is the :sia:.t 2o years ettenitive practice in this mesismolie, attnwrini..;:otti • Strictures have been anti are daily under their are, :it • er treks:anon of which are etrecti d by a sate, dot: mode of practice, superior to any other yes sclot e ied. Tie set akness, relaxation, and civility praerteinfg from chic cerapla::• • is speedily not - loved, anti the patseot re tired to ste.tid gorous health. Not where the debility has for years proper perseverance in their restorasive rottediti, adder tae Stet cure has been &strayed, is indiepetsuddy requifiite to revive th slumbering sparks of life, and to re-Agitate the Corm:twine. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of die first reteecaO i litsi have been antler the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the - miwal of complaints of the urethra, Strictures, C. and, lec s 6 received a radical and permanent care, recur,: tha: rthircces may be made to them u satisfactory evidences of the decal:due periority of Messrs. Curne and Co.'s plan of crewman. Many of these Gentlemen have bad Strictures front ten to twory and had been under the care of Messrs. Home and firav , ..ides, and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attentred the cars by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may becoritulted by either set with :ht greatest delicacy, seevecy, and hanour, at their house, No. 10; HattoaeGanien; l'atlente in the country are requested to r"t the particulars of their case, Eft, and general habit of kc . inchistog a remivance for advice and medicines, when tie enri wits Ise. given or sent to any past of the kingdom. To eescariAlwa secrecy so v 1144111 to their undertaking. ter postage of i.elseis may be te!.'.ed to the so m int for c , • LONDON s. Prmed andpAlysed byte's). K,.?, a: t'c Su e b. thr Kai N. I, Curarewist, mg at the (Aim, T.41:?;&:ar Ii RI re a) r 4 rr . Or. ~R~ NU tam "v) sire ~o I. 1 %