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-v feport, he fasv Mr. SparSmeand the Gentleman with him running towards the chaife; that they got into the chaife, and Mr. Spading told examinant-to drive to Liverpool as quick as poffible, and to flop at Mr. Ralph Beacon's, in Duke-(greet, and to give his compliments to Mr. Benfon, and to fay that he (Mr. Sperling) had taken a walk into the country and was very well—that exaninant drove to Mr. Benfnn's, and after delivering his meffage, he drove them to the Royal Hotel, and from thence to the Parade Slip, where he law them get into a boat, and he has nei ther teen err heard of them fence. his Sworn before me. SIMON X BOZZON, WILLIAM HARPER. Mark. EXAMINATION OF MR. PARK. Henry Palk, of Liverpool aforefaid, furgenn, being (worn, depofeth, and faith, that on Sunday 111MilLINGO.TVIL LIAM SPARLINC,ESetFOR THE MUSTIER morning laft, a little before feven u'clock, a carriage OP EDWARD GRAYSON, OF LiViisponL.SHoPISUILDER. flopped at examinant's door, and a violent sing of TIC 101141wiNG is TIC rem:Mice scrota Tut itiotpraKi t h e b e ll, an d in a few minutes one of examinant's wale!' BAT orost TUC moor or MR. GRAT.:osi Mr. Mac B•ld's derfitinn that his fath-r, Jonas boys came up . into his room and laid Dr. M'Cartney Bold, Elq. the Coroner of Liverpool, is ablent from wanted examinant to go with him into the country, Liverpool, and his return uncertain. to fee a patient. That examinant gut up. but before soil L iVIRTOOL. he had half dreffed himfelf, the boy came up again, Depoßtinits nt wooers., produced, (worn and examined, before and laid Dr M'Cartney was in a violent hurry, and William Harmr, Elq Mayne, and one of his fOlajel , e's Jut- examinant replied that he would come down as fires of tee Peace, in and lot the laid Borough. in the ahrenee loon as he had got his cloaths on ; that when et a Jonas ania,•ent coroner of our Sovereign Lord the King, aminant was dreffed he came down to Dr. MfCart within the hid Boroneh, on view of the body of Edward Grayfon. 1 ,„„r I imp ,„ 4 o cin t a id, ibirbwkia, Dow trteg nay, and laid to . the Doelor, .w -hat i! done that dead this 4th (starch. 1804. the Doctor replied—" Step in (pointing to the Iliac Bold, of Lively—x:l afarefaid, Gentleman, chaife), lam in great belle, and ordered the dri• depofeth and f.ith that his father, the laid Jonas vet to drive as fall as he could to the Park Cha- Bold, Efq. is Coroner of and fur the Laid Borough, pel ; that the driver drove at a great rate, and when and that he bath been ahfent from Liverpool about they got Come diftance from the town, and near to three months. and that he cannot fay, with any de- the Park Chapel, he then explained to examinant gree of certainty, when at will return home. the bufinefs between Mr. Sperling and Mr. Gray. Sworn before me, ISAAC BOLD. fon ;—that examinant told Dr. M'Cartney that he aItILLII•M RRRRRR . was much hurt to be called upon a bufinefs of that ITAMIWATIOM OF PATRICK DICKAII. kind in fo unprepared a manner ; had examinant had Patrick Dignan, being (worn and examined, de- any notice of the meeting he would not have come pofeth and faith that he has lived with the deceafed, from home, without having peace officers to have as a boufe fervent, upwards of (even months : that prevented the bufinefs ; that however likely exami he jg a married man, on which account his late mar- nant had been, when a young man, to attend a hufi ter permitted examinant to fleep at his lodgings, out nets of that kind, it had been many years his deter• of his late mailer's houfe ; that on Saturday night mination not to attend any deeifions of that kind left but one, about half pall eleven o'clock, his laid unaccompanied by peace officers, or words to that late mailer &et:led this examinant to come to his etre& That Dr. M'Cartney replied, that he was boufe at fie o'clock the next morning, and to be lorry examinant had not had notice, if that would very particular as to the time ; that at about a quer- have been examinant's caudal ; that the chaife ter pal fix o'clock on Sunday morning. examinant flopped at the Park Chapel, and examinant then Paid attended at his mailer's houfe ; that, when mini- he would not go any further ; that Dr. M'Cartney sent came, his laid late mailer was angry with him then laid, will you not go to the ground ? eraminant for being fo late ; that his late mailer and exami- replied he would not ; that he then afleed examinant nant went from his mailer's haute in St. James's -Rivet if he would flop in the chaife ? which examinant did, ti: a place called High Park, and a little below the and Mr. Grayfon's fervent came into the chaife to hotife of a Mr. Byrom his Paid late wafter told ex- him; that examinant remained in the chaife a little *minim that he was going to meet a gentleman, but below the Park Chapel, and the reafon he In flopped whom be did not mention, but kid his whole de- was, that well knowing that it was not poffible to patience weapon it; that immediately after his late get peace officers, and that a few minutes was to de limiter had expreired theft words. Drs. M'Cartney cide the bufinefs, if he went away it might prevent Sad Park pated them in a chaife, and the chaife eraminant from rendering an individual an effential lopped near to-the Park Chapel, and examinant and fervice ; that he, this examinant, did not know that his late mane, aloe up to. the chaife, when Dr. he had any authority to prevent the Wines; that *Canvey was titian out, and his late mailer told after Dr. M'Cartney had gone from examinant about Dr. M'Cartney that it was examinant's - faith for be. ten or fifteen minutes, he heard the report of a pilled ing fo late; that his late mailer and Dr. M'Cartney or piflols, and in a few minutes afterwards he law went down the fields together, but Mr. Park flopped two gentlemen running up the field towards exami• ht the chaife ; but previous to his mailer going with nant; that examinant jumped out of the chaife and Dr. 11•Canney he ordered examinant to get into the ran to meet them, that when he came near them, diaik to Mr. Park, which he did ; that the chaife be found one to he Captain Samuel M. Colquitt, of was plated in loch a fituation as examinant could the navy, and the other to be Mr. William Sperling; fee both his late wafter and Dr. M'Cartney go along that when he came up to them, Captain Colquitt faid the fields, and examinant obferved that they went to examinant, Mr. Park, make haße, hfg. Grayfon is, down into a dingle, which he underlined is called wounded ; that examinant ran downwards die Irsbal ' S Hole ; and there he 101 l fight of them ; that dingle ; and about the middle of the dingle, exami. In about five minutes after they were nut of fight, mint law Mr. Grayfon moving very timely, leaning eraminant heard the report of a piftal or gun, which upon Dr. MfCairney, and another perfon, whom ex. this examinant thought came from the dingle into aminant did not know; that when examinant gut Which his late mailer had gone ; that examinant tip to Mr. Graylon, he Gid he could not move anm then immediately opened the chaife door, got the Rep, and begged to fit down, for that he Ruthd out of the chaife, and went over the fields in the fall, as he could not Rand any longer ; that he fame Jireftiun as his laid late matter and Dr. Wart- appeared to examinant to be in great pain, and the oey had gone, and about half way from the chaife nutfide of the right thigh of his breeches was very to the dingle he meta gentleman, and Mr. Sperling bloody. and examinant obferved a hole in the breeches a little behind him, and the gentleman had a (mall of Mr Grayion, a little below the right hip ; that box under his arm; that the gentleman, whom ere- by this time three or four men camenp, and with their minant did pot know, raid to examinant, " What affiftance, Mr. Grayfon was got into the chaife, and the Devil brought you here r that Mr. Sperling Dr. M'Cartney went into the chaife with hint ; that then raid. " Go down. there ie a gentleman den- eraminant walked on towards Mr. Grayfon's houfe, gefoufly hurt I" that examinant went forward, and where he arrived before the chaife ; that when the when he came to the dingle he faw his matter Rand. chaife at rived, he (poke to Dr. M'Cartney, and laid, jog, but fupportsd by Dr. M'Cartney, and he had that the injury, examinant apprehended, was a very his hand upon his right fide ; that examinant went :important one, and that, perhaps more lives than one . up to his late mailer. who defired examinant to go might be at flake, and the peace of mind of feveral and get lonic affillance, which he did, and he was got families concerned, examinant did netlike the refpon. into the chaife in which Mr. Peek bad been in. and fibility to be upon himfelf. and therefore wilhed to was brought fort)* In his own haute in Liverpool; have a cnitfithation ; that while they were getting that this examinant being raked by Mr. Booth, one Mr. Grayfon out of the chaife, examinant went ft r of the Jurymen,' it he beard more than the report of Dr. Lyon , that when examinant returned with Dr. one piflul or gun, he faith that he heard only one. Lyon. they Alined in getting Mr. Grayfon to bed, impart. (qigned) PATRICK DIONANe and they then proceeded to examine the wound ; ciwurn bet-re air, WILLIAM Is that thi, they found apparel tly made by a ball, and IF lasi (NATIONS or PI slog ir 22011. fituated in the upper and o..ter fide of the right thigh, Simon Borzois, of Lite,pool afueefaid, chaife• rather mote forward, near!y oppafire to the joint of driver, being fwmn and examined, dep. fed and the hip ; that it was franc time before they could ; t ote, that he is a chaile driver st the Royal Hotel, difcover the cantle of the ball, there was In much in Liverpool; that on Sundae morning laft he was bruife in the furrnunding parts, and the flcin fo much called out of hi• bed about half pall five o'clock— detached from the macre', that, after fame time, that at fix o'clock he was ordered to the door with a they found that the coarfe of the ball went perpen ehaife by Mr. Spasling's fervent—fiat he knows dicnlarly towards the joint ; that they enlsrged the • Mr. Sparling—that a few minutes . after fi x o'clock external wonnd a litte, in order that they might Mr. Sparliog. and a Gentleman flax examinant does make their examination with mare safe ; that they .IM't know. got into the ensue, and IX 4111111411 i la. then found that the ball had paired in a dircelinn to• ordered to drive them in die fitk Chapel—that he wards the head of the thigh bone, to the full length did drive them to the Park Chapel, veLcse the chaife 'oh the finger at that depth. Dr. Nl.Cartney and flopped, and Mr. Sperling and the Gentleman with Pr. Lyon mc , e prey) , cnr.fident they telt the ball, him got out, and Mr. Spa, Itng laid examinant mull hut this examinant was n..t quite fo confident, but wait, for that they might be back in half an hoot ; thi.oght hr felt the bat' ; 'hat he then very maturely and they both went over a gate o vo a fi e ld, and fr n, I errildered die pra,'Z'cahility of extraaing the hall. thence to A place called ; that after they I acrd the pop? iety and Wei) , of attempting it ; that were .Ore, 1111Arftiniri heard ri.•rt ni 1•111 , 1., o%e l% lodged proper not to at•empt it ; that the taol which' this eaatianatit vas , d:J fr. m towards Mr. Grayfon lingered under this wound until tic Kmit t s h n k. that fi ax,it h.: , h'nr after the mot i•ii.g. a little before three o'clock, and Ihr n died, Chairs arrived, and Ater lir lid i it •1 th.e it; •et of and this ex .mitiant has no d:•uht hut that his (loath s h e two pittols, another t ha.., c an:e up, and in t! yeas in confeTience of that worind ; that this after- Were Dr. M•Caritsey and M. rail and tt.ey :)non, en op-nitig the brsdy, this examinant and Dr. ped f one float time Milo. ens! : 1 en Mr. Grays on itoi,.t a !).1:1 had penetrated the bead of the too and his ferstant car e i'.•; t'iat Dt. M'Catti.:r ' thigh of in the t aint; and that chic neck t•f!he and )Jr. I. and he went ! i s broken t h r o ug h, i n An ..1,11.te dire e rut out tithe chaife. 3, the field the fame aayls Mr Snell:lm an.: the i is. rs. and t'. , r were k^ n ,fe leer lal Ituall li list. Gentkasan with him ha d jooe ; and Dr. M . C.rtnev ; ; t!• I out the he id • f the b , I.r they • had with him a ( mall hot , as o!in id the gentle rra:. if. o• •he Lace it the ball had ciaci.,-d the 1.•. - -wh o was w, h Mr. . torn ..1 the and the iigamrnts at.,! m..t. l e t and Dr. gri‹ ... rtnry • • als•ne .1.1-.our.dr..g the h:4-f of the bunt were or a m..rt.:::d swi,or.• e..td ; • ' •' 'r Hate (-z,zned) APORTING INTELLIGENCE. STATE OF THE BETTING FOR EPSOM. Betting Room, May to. For the DERBY—To be run on Tburiday neat. s to a agft Mr. Wllion's Waxy Cult. 3 to I agft Lord Darn's-ton'. Zodiac. 7 to s agft (.ord Egreingrit's Hannibal. 4 an & ag ft Mr. Dawfontl Hippocarnpna lo to a 4311 Mg. Durand'. Chefnut Colt, by Guildnisd. Is to a set SW 1.. Waxy Colt. For the OAKS.—To be run on Friday. 6 to S let the Duke of Grafton. Pelifle. 3 to I agft Lord Derby's Sir Ptter Filly. High odds againft any other. THE LATE DittL AT LIVERPOOL. lAill STo R A very vi I nt Ilorm of thunder and lightning, ac companies' w;tii heavy rain, and hailfiones of are malleably large fine, took place on Thurfday night IA in leveral parts of the county of Montgomery. — A barn belonging to Mts. SWAIN, of Pennygaer, in tho parith of Beitws, was let on fire by the lightning, which dcllrnyed that and another limn adjoining, a waggon, from 40 to so buthels of wheat, five wag gon loads of hay, all the poukry, and a dog. A more awful and tremendous form of thunder and lightning was never experienced in the memory of the ()Melt perfon living, than 'that which occurred on Thuriday te'nnight in Mancheflee and ittChelhire: and the damage futlained is altuof incredible. The thunder was ineceeded by immenfe torrents of rain and hail. Not far from Warrington, on the Chelkire tide, a bolt fell, which did great injury, and by which one perfon in particular fuffeted feverely in his property. At Baton and its vicinity the people experienced a moll dreadful tornado, and it is flip. poled that a watcr.fpnut mull have built in that neighbourhood, the liver Irwell having fuelled to fo great a height as to fweep away many buildings, and large quantities of houfehold tut nit tires ace- The duration of the form was upwards of two hours.— At Houlton Park a ball afire fell with fuch force as to fplit in thivers and tear tip an afh tree, which had long heen admired for its Ilrength and beauty. Se vend bridges have been thrown down. The form on Friday afternoon was attended with more awful circumllances in the neighbourhood of Bath, than ever accompanied any elementary con vullion of the fame nature within the memory of the oldelt inhabitants. Tropical deluges may equal, per haps, the violence of the rain, but in continuance it exceeded the cullomary duration of tempells in the neighbourhood of the line. Unprecedented examples of devallation appeared when the torrents ce 'fed to fall: roads torn up, gardens dellroyed, and confider able portions of land removed from their fituation. Among thefe phenomena may he reckoned a waft body of earth from the fummit and declivity of Beechen-cliff, which fell " with hideous ruin and combullims" (for it is doubtful whether it was occa fioned by the thirst, of the elcarical fluid or water), loaded with buttes and trees, into the field below ; the diflocation of almoll half an acre into a field be longing to the Rev. W. Wean ea, at Hanging land, and a flip of nearly the fame magnitude, in a field on the Prior park Aide. We hear of only one life loft (the fatal confequence of imprudence), the gar dener of Mr. Lai/Gaon, at Newton, who was drowned in attempting to croft at the bottom of Pennyquick. lane. Much damage was futlained in the parith of Combhay. Mr. Jaccsom, of the city of Lincoln, who was to• tally blind from the difeale termed catarad, has lately been rellured to fight, fo as to be enabled to let the fmallelt print. - - - - - • Tut/day a Conrt•martiat was held on b and the cusratous, in the Downs, on the armourer of the LIDA frigate. for haring thruil a red-hot iron into the kit fide of a feaman. belonging to the fame Chip, which pierced his heart. and occafioned his death in about five minutes. The armnurer is contiemoed to be hanged, at fuch time, and on board fuch (hip, as the Lords of the Admiralty may &tea. Wcdnefday afternoon 4 man riding a fpirited honk in GofwellAreet-road. the animal ran away with him; being frightened he threw himftlf off. by which his "boulder was dil2ocated. The bode was Rapped at the turnpike. On Wednefday night, or early yellealay morning. die houfe of a widow-lady, at Hamplilead, was broke open and robbed of plate and wearing apparel to a large amount : there was only an old female tenant in the houfe at the time, oho knew nothing of the robbery till the morning, when a neighbour alarmed her, on feting that the iirtet door had been forced. A CAUTlON.—Several villains have of late made a praaice of going about to Gentlemen'ahoures, under pretence of being fent with oranges. cakes, &c. le. and while the fervant is gone to make the ntceffary enquiry refpelling the article delivered, the thief, who on this occafinn, always takes care to be left in tice palfage, cariiet off whatever he can find convenient. On Wednerday htfi one •4f there depredators.went to the hnufe of Mr. Imci.Encat, in Brampton Crefeent, with a pot of currant jelly, and Mr. Inc Linos having jua gone out, and left the greet door open, he walked into the parinnr where the cloth was laid for dinner, and Role fix filver table.fpoons ; the female fervant, however, obrervirg a grange man go along the gar. ,len, ran up Rails to the parlour, when milling the (he alarmed two painters who were at work at the adjoining home, and who immediately purl - tied and apprehended the man, with the fpuons in hi. poffe dion. _ _ . With diffidence, and a proper value of pnblic opi nion, we waited a decifinn which flintild eflablifh the metit of what we offered for its approbation. We never infi fled on its excellence till the public applaud. ed, and fought for ir, that was the moment when its virtues fprcad it abroad, and numbers unified their thanks for its fanative qualities in Scurry, Scrophula, Gout, &c. hien highly celebrated for their talents, both as tie..ollts ?Ind Chem'lls, employed therniclses in analyiing a nit,heine which was fpreading its no t riety. The c.nicquence of their refeatchcs was, it enhanced the value of the medicine t and to prefer re it genuine to the public. the late F. Srmsseray, pen ptietor Antif•tb.:tic Drops, procured the King's Royal Lettets pct cot, which, by bearing that title on the and wrapper, effeelually dif tilignilhcs it Itcm as im;tatii.ns. For its poweritil rffeas in Sc o t, Scc. fee Spillbury's Trea tite on Scurvy, NC . ton] a t the Ditpenfary, Soho fyiare, k%CI IC Drops, in bottles of 3,6 J. act. and 11. is. et. b. as:til A 1.14 ck (lamp of ti se d to each h"ttle, mark_.! Spilfbiuy •n.. 1 Co N•). 1;. S..hn lop•-tc." I , IFO n. •'.e t •'h ..!t at ;pi - ,ni, - th:: - 14.ey Jonathan Bouchcr, Vacar At <a•(pw', nn ti.. id statont at the teleancea Ile of 93, Mrs lietKlie hoc .•n, w,:ow nt 4r. Jn. n 12, Iter f•el, hookldkr a 34, alvatita Jclbpp, Efq. tram:•if 41111 J• V. 1111.1 At WA, Amnlr♦ ne.r 8., h. the 1;t R‘leard 1 1 / 4 1,flev. lat.cl7 fix" .e t“, Nllll ataries fur Prove/sung the t.R.dpel to R 44.111 G, WA Nlr. Rowan% Sorpost, The Lento bath created Medicines eat of the eseth ilid be that is wik will not abhor them. first's Soo. GAMBLE's BRrnAtt TEA. thrifewhn imty he onaccisminted with till Virtues of this falubrioos TF.A, it is fullirient to fay, that it is af d and patronifed by their Majefties, and many of the Nnidiiry. and that in Weakoefs of the S *mach. Isidigefbon. Nervous faif..r.ict., pk pr ,s,,,, of sh e spirits, Cholic, u rOdel, Afthalitit Coal. plaints, Colds. and Bilious Dirsirdert,fes efficacious, an 1 at the fame tim. fn innocent and pkafant &Remedy, is n.. 1 to be fauna In the whole Materia Medics. To amourate time various acknowltdiv. milts made to the Rev. Mr. ')amble &VI many krgymen and others, for benefits received from the ule of this lea, would be andkfs ; many of them may be Own in the Evangtikal, Carpel, and other periodical puhlicatinna Sir—Perufing the Evangelical IVlagatine for February left, I perceived leveret cafes of the good sleds of your Britifh Herb lea, which gave me hapcs with perfcverance I might do ire ',be fit from taking It, having laboured under a continual lick head ath a-,1 bilious vomiting for the Lail t•veuty years. I purchafed. at MbOidalc agents, Male. Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheap. fide, a pscket, by taking which agreeatik to diredlints, I was mat. riaLy relieved, rind have continued taking it Invariably to lido time. I have the pleafuec to inform you that I have not, for theft loft three months, .aperient: at any ®eh bead debar ditvreev, which I entirely attribute to taking your Tow Its ;taLee to rim far fo happy a dikovery, and for the good of t►e cnmmunity, yen are at liberty to make my talc known, with brit willies fur its good tikes. I remain, Kir, your obedient 'errant. No. 77, San-greet Bi'lmpfgate, kLIZ. PINCOT. l.onlon, Jan, 29. Iva'. Sold whokfale and retail, by Ching and Buticr,Clscapfide, !.an ion; and retail by Bacon and Padding, Oafewsl•ftreet ; C zrk, N 0.269, Borough ; an' moil Country 13nokfs Hers and Medicine• Venders in the United Kingdom, in packets at p. 9d. and 15.9 d. each. Alfa may he had Mn,. flans' le's Aromatic Snuff fir Pains in the Head, Warders tithe Eyes, Matadi. Sec. in boxes at r yid cash. SPRING PHYSIC ASWEETENER of the BLOOD, at this keno of the year, has ever been deemed peccary; that it rectally proves a preventafac agaioft epidemic and I Mal Difeafe• we Lace the experience of preceding ages, and it is even recommended by the Faculty as a wife precautionary euftom: the advantages there fore of DE VEI.NO's VEG rrABLE PILLS, on account of their convenience, fafety. pleafantnefs of operation, and efficacy, malt be Pelf-evident to every perfun whofc eyes are not blinded with preju dice. They prove the molt powerful Alterative. Purifier, and Sweetener of the Blood ever yet difroircred, and may be cone de•tly relied on as :he molt fate and certain remedy for the SCU It- VY, Scrofula, or King's Evil, Szorbutic Eroption,, Leprofy, and other Diforders &riling from an impure or impaled hate of the Blood, They do not interfere with the avocations of bylines or plcafure, their operation being abnoft imperceptible, requiring no alteration or tcftraint of Diet. • _ . . _ _ Prepared by a regular bred Surgeon, and fold wholefslc and retail by Piddlug and Co. N 0.76. (Word .ftrect, London; In (mall boxes, yrite ds. 61 or fix boxes in one, price eat.; alto retail by "Futt, F.xchanze ; Ward. 324, Holborn . • lk.e.r, Cheapfide. Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Pmirs Cbureb-yard ; and by every Vender of Medicines in the Kingdom= but aptifcrve, that it is (Ivied wi , b red Ink, by J. Piddlog, No. 76,01f0rd [trees, Landau. otkerwife the puldie might be deceived by inefficacious prepare &diming a fitrilar Name. HAVING dedicated tnyfelf to the Qudy, and been gratified by the moil confiderable prulke io that branch which I thought troper to fried, I truft that I have not more mif employed my time dna thee who, in the ritenfme field of the proteibon, are occafioaally Unenvied in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that Nem& which la acquired by concentrating the intelkdtual power to one clefs of diforders. Tbedifeafes of DEBILITY are peculiarly diftreffing. For they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and, by a de preffion of ad vital energy, tlifbaKe itrtif iltrOCatal embittered.— Whether they ariie from the prevalence of ill example, thedeftroco dye habits of fchool-boys, or the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the moil affiduous mi.-Clonal &ill : but by the iptoranee ' of uneducated men, the fympteent an aggravated, and the coo& tudon is delltoycd. As a MEMBER of the ROYAI. COLLEGE t 4 BURGEONS, I ground my pretenßons on regularity of education; and poffelling every pri . ilege to predict, I feel myklf entitled to that easalideoco with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. _ . la the firlt fenfatioas of local wealtriel, earty application win prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame but where the fuf. firer, from a coriccioufnefs of the unmanlinefs of the vice which canted his misfortune, Is fearful of the contempt or emigre of big family phyfician, and broods over his infirmity with careful coo • ceahnent, it mutt be fatisfaElory for him to be seined not only of capability of treatment, but alto of the molt inviolable (mercy. And in recent Venereal Complaint it is potable to prevent pain, danger or 4iftrefs ; in the mat complicated cafes it I, the acquire. mein of czclufive experience in this het to e6•cB a fate, certain, and fpcedy re-efkablithenent I offer the advantage of t 6 is eiperience to thofe of either fez who are affibtited with any hind of blthiLITY. of any fymptorns of , VENEREAL. INFECTION, and in ail cafes the terms of ramu• nerativn are tinted on the firft interview. Par =thin the country are es peaed to inclote a Bank no; and arc re1ucd,.....1 to Iperafy tlacir are and manner of Lying. • MARTIN BRIE, Member of the Royal Cunene of Surgeons in Londe& No 21, Arunclri-lirort. Straod neat Temple liar VENEREAL. BLINDNESS. To Mr. Tx o 4 I TA t wR, anryror.No. 9, Erase- Area. Dltita nta, LOJtion. IT h with the rnoft heartfelt fatisfaaion that I ail drefs you on the inconnparabk tavelltmet of your invalstabk hictlieinc—l.EAKl.'s PATENT the fining atlas year I had the Misfortune to comma& Vesta-real Complaint, alien. dot with the m,4t alarodng and dangrems fymptoons ; info much that I have been calmed to my room for awls. k week tel. 'her, land ant able to Oar out of it: I had tin r.ll night norday, and lingered them It excruciating pain end forint nt, and what 11,111 dill! worre, my eyes grow' weak au] dim, fo th it I could Carol Nice n any &sleet, if ever fo dol.: to ate, and expcncd nothing ht• than nu tntal loG of my light. groin a nom, healthy, and ra. • her cotrptilent 111.1:1, I be. am., int re and an tatting of pie and cor.it..l.lon.—:ly ti . hat -il given me trytr, and tit my rtctenry isipoffibt. In this dreadful Rate, and ex eysry Iniaute to b. my lan in this wnekl. I was fortu nately re ontmetided by a nelAhoar to try re.r Medicine*. but having t Tied all audit al t• •no p,rpolii. .mlE...at an CnOITISFAII espence, It was (.their time hcfnrc I conk' be rrt trailed on to rata them: at lan I 1 :.• her fix stsroes, zits! hetere I had taker aim all, I louti rortilder.dtle beneld ; my pains aradaidly decreakd. and my e•efi,..ht ;res.. h, •cr, and to the ;re,/ (traria( and anat.. elifhnion t of all my frl-rdt. 1 tier taking 'hr.; Mixes mare), nil hcal•h and lirenat la was perfectly reltond, and I am now, (thanks to my G..it and your hic.i.ctn. • ~ as well att.\ hearty m reel wa• in my life. Vat nlsiag.d humble krvar,t, HU,h•ltrert, birmnettun. N. , v,11,!•r el , 1'99- Ri• 1•17-1(111' •I'ha Nladietle tame:llr reeornstaret '' d‘d to all wine :It a•. a: any dueld of .11. tr b... a rntu.ly free of every Verse/ ...a! park...A.4lv •o th.i. a • .3 aitering that eondake in 'O3, .• it will rertait,ly era.licor re. ry taint tlf that nature, d hewer. r ne Jafau (ad under illa appearance dilnr 'en It niag le. Inr reorbutur. Glandular. and Cuts• lt is Oro rernmss, nded to be 'alien, ...p.-eually the S..mmer, and P.epar-41 and fold by tl.- f.de Proreetott, Tnnatat TAILOR. Mtat....r of the Corp., •lt.n.vona, London, at los honk. w ttf, ..rt Le wth iivr , without a Ire, to Pctfons taking rll4, and vr.lt anr,tr l'Anonto tc7., .1 io r, pad, m the Imo! .1..b1e kart 7, no Prrf .4. !.111 at •!i OV.T, ttsiel V u• all aft di• .1 n' r name of cafe h•ving bete b) Übe Propri:sar, ra ; • •r 1- hkia. 1..1c e.. atoo•t praca,e 1,,. :i c 1. 'c 4 Ley al a all. oIJ . I^p• I , ..mmt. at •he Pr•faeu•r • a, NO. 't. 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