Star. — London, England, 1807-11-26 00:00:00

LAW I IGENCE. COURT OF . NCH, NOV. 23. THE KING 'O. CoLt.tiPL The proceedings in this cece were pafiponed to give the Attorney General an opportunity of alifwer ing the effihavit of Dr. Lytle try producing another fr m r e Earl ()t . Bockinghainfhire. Dr. Frederick 'llia-dm:is Lynch depefed, that.he was a phylician at Galway, and heating that G,- vernment, for the encouragement nt emigt ant s to the ifland of Trinidad, had offered tracks of l an d i n t h at fettlereent, with the view to refitting there, he had procured two letters to Calonel Piton. In order to make fuitable irviries, he called upon the Right Hnnnurahle J !In tittliivnn, Secretary to the Earl of Buekinghamthire, to whom, after waiting a long time, he. could prnenre no accefs. tars ditappoinied, he , called again the next- morning. when, in anfwer to his goteltione, Mr. Sullivan told him, that the inten lion was, only to grant ten acres et land and a few tools to white fettlers. Tn this the Dueler rerlied that it would be jolt sufficient to make a }satanical garden ; nn which Mr Sullivan asked if the deponent had letters of introdne'lion to the iflan.i ? The Dotter replied, that he had liwne to General Plana ; on which the Secre tary faid, that they weuld he of li.tle or no life to him, as General Pion would be ordered probably to re turn before fix months had excited, as Colonel Ful lerton was to inveiligate his condutt. The affider it, which was of great length, then adverted to other particulars not neceflirry to detail. Our Readers will recolleCt, that this interview be tween Mr. Sullivan. and Dr. Lynch was the lithjeCt of a pamphlet of ab .ur. three hundred pages, wthren by the Defendant, and pablifhed at Mr. Budd's, in Pic. cadily. As the author, he was (mind guilty, the Jury having pronoeneed it to be a libel. The two affidavits this day produced on the part of the Profecution, were thole of the Earl of Buck. inghamfhire and of the Prolectitor. The former Itated in general. terms, that no inch inflruCliens as were alluded to in the affidavit of Dr Lynch, refaelting General Piton's renal, were given to Mr. Sullivan ; and the Noble deponent laid, that he believed that Gentleman to be incapable of tsanfmitting any orders incontinent with his iiittrations. Mr. Sullivan's affi davit direaly contradillad the matters Rated in that of Dr. Frederick Thadaas Lynch. Meffrs. DAUNCEY, MARRYATT. and GURNEY said, that the glieffinn was not, whether in the confliding affidavits of the eminent perfons who had fworn to them, which were unreel as to the fiats, but wh et he r She Defendant was placed in fuch circumliances as 'to believe his reprefentations in the pamphlet to be tree? Some parts of the tale were pert - ally clear— • certain it was, that General•Pielon's conduct wan in. velligated, and That he did leave the ifland of 'rd . elided antecedent to the publicatinn. The credence lie gave to filch falls - was further confirmed by his own affurances to the Learned Caunfel, who are ati fliorifed by him to fay, that, upon the honour of a • foldier and a gentleman, he did at that time believe • tbe troth of the allegations. Colonel Draper—" Mofl affaredly I did." The Learned Connfel returned. The Court would pay fame deference to the affidavit of Dr. Lynch, and fume retpeet to the high charaller and acknow ledged merits of the gentleman on the fi .hr. In this fituation, although no vindication could be given, pc the • Court would confider the various relations and bearings of the trantaftions, and in the adrniai firation of.Jullice would remember mercy. The extent of his delimiter cy was ibis—Colonel Draper had publifhed what the law deemed to be a libel bnt what 'he l.imfeif, as a good fubjea, thought it sight to make known. The ATTORNEY GENERAL, Mr. GARRIIW, and Mr. Serjeant BAILEY, faid, that no man teemed to else mote alive to infinuations againil hi. own charac ter than the Defendant, and no man more carelel. and indifferent about the reputation of others. . He profeffed to feel all the fenfibility of a man of ho nour, a foldier, and a gentleman, and considered life infitppotteble under the imputation of falfehood.— They wiffied he had paid the fame retpeet to the feelings of Mr. Sullivan Which he was difpofed to pay to his own ; that he had fuppofed it paflible that there might be another man of honour, whole exit? ence could be rendered miferable by being branded as a dark and cowardly affallin, and as having un cloaked the stiletto, to plunge it in the breaft of an Officer. They were ju(tified by the evidence at the trial, in Rating, that he had ranfacked the Englith language; that he had feleded the molt rancnrous and the most malevolent epithets ; and, in thou, that he had exhaufied his native tongue in the wade of opprobrium applied to Mr. Sullivan. No diligence of research, no aCtivity of imagination, could have furnilked words and fentiments fo flrongly of fpleen and detena ; and the Court w a s (?,i s day to be told, by the Learned Count - el for the I): Pendant, that it was Wane! .Draper r s duty, as a ante! fohjal, to proclaim the affections cant:eked in this libel. Inflead of its 1-cing rrtrafted, esen at this Ilage of the proceeding, the lanauagz of the Learned Counfel was intended as the cenfirnaation and reprrh. lication of this indecent end malignant Ilander, di. 'reeled againfl a man of whom, it Colonel Draper had enquised, he would have dilenvered, that hi, fair reputation had never been defiled by the breath of calumny. From. whom did the Defendant learn the particnlars Hated in this libel? Front a perfon unknown ; from an adventurer to a dillant fettle; ment, who thought fit to wait upon the Right Hon. Secretary, but to whom that Gentleman could never have made any confidential communications. A granger embarking in this foreign fpeculation, to have this interenrate with a. public Officer I Could : any man (wallow fuch — ars . iatiifobability excepting . Colonel Draper ? . - Colonel Draper bowed. • The Learned -0)044 retooled. Col. Draper mug not complain, if inettere Pad out Of pore companion : to hirn:_ehatehe sifted from fume infirmity of his atiderliabding. linw did this cafe. prefent itfelf ? The defence was, that he did. not publifh what he did not believe. He mull believe then that Mr. Sullivan was - guilty of 014 gmfs.mifdemeanour, 'in an interview with a perfon elf - whom he had no -knowledge-=Mi. Sullivan a man in office, and of courfe, from motives of dirty, 'ever - ern his guard Colonel rhiper mull - be the Mrs& 'cieduloui of ltu man beings, and his Conflict bad endeavoured an defend his heart at the expellee of la head. • ".Butt if • their 1. - Ittilltips were toluppore hitw as.e t a..fra:sfbelief rr HE m i me, v N. Ili g o b * gime, being' as a child of the legenda - 4 fable and the ltcwes .O f i witelicrakthey wpuld not r6ceivejPas an.gcttfefyr i faiNhvwttaPPlr r .'kas,eourributed cooffierably to the credit • 7 . l l 4 l.SSUftra PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS have: 'lle public:4o(ml or a. libel. an 4 make • PrqedgiVt4 g et[, by ifiertalping its e ffi ca cy a s a m e di c i ne in cafettif Sem that nth c: s, riot priffeffrn i i thename intrate.fhtad. 1;41 41 .;, Gout,loedinilifiti," Ehtpdhns, yid Nervous Diftifes t de plardant no the ohltnrelons of die Itenisch andintelines. and in llt•aulti commit fuch ,dffence . s s ...wit Imprintfy... The , all .thofe complaints gr lifftifed ttildi where catonti.l has bit its Lear o,eci . Coo 'del eniet ed of gal length both into i tiled b'y Invent Me. . . use evidence at .the trial, scud into the deptifitions.;. . I It . s rcquigte.to caution the Pubffe arsine purchaling any giber& on both lidei on the ptefent occafion, in order to t*, l bot t il t c lic i f : e m ben a . ta t, a t i h o e ng 7 a ar nd ds ou - tfi ß i t h ` ' X i." l ;'' . la a' t ," st r " t . n h l . t Z t 111 Cw, that it wa s e abfolutely.iMpoffible that. Mr. S o t. I , E lu ng '. Duty, rioted in' black ink e : foli P i e n el b t o c le t s . cf w ss t . 6d. ; livan could fa far have abandoned his public duties ii ahi Iknitl•-• , i —10 S.; larger IL at.; duty hicluslid. as was t eprafenteth in the libel ; and then commented t' 4 -- - --* with peculiar earnetinefs and feverity on the terms 1 The Rev Mr. BARCLAY'. PATENT ANTIBILICUS PILLS. " ctsnlliiing affidavits," employed by their learned t Il' was a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchan, if it Author or of the Domenic Medicine, that complaints of the opponents. On th e whole, they. laid, that the at. lay an th d . bo fo w u c i l i s da a t r in e n t o b; t p s r . ev m ai o li r r e g fo m r al , , t- i ty tg u e f an tt f c:: a u . n a tt:! . . tempt at extenuation had utterly tailed ; and they left the cafe, after there explanations, in the hands of cafes; that the perfou who could c!ifcover for the raid :Aid curt a the Court, perfectly fatifiecl that .o:lice would be fafe and infallible remedy would perform a mart impot , atii a mice regarded, tyult with the individual and The public. tAonitltciiellru•,llcatissatofd!frvvteervy William Barclay been made it: t , :: l'a•cnt Mr. Gait aow, in the conclufiesn, ohferved, that in wbich.and the WO t ellimaticiti in" w am hi ll eh ar t e h la ry Y. arc d e :ier cn a til •' .v it r • - h t‘ illd what he had laid, he had not been aelnated by any has cotilideraisly harmed the tiurolver of thefe cora:111w: ; rr:d feeling of refentment, becaufe his name was introdu. hide fair, in a [lion time, to be the means of eutireli crachc.tiag i ced into the publication, but he would *not, on that t he m' r Ihe e Pills h ave a quick and fate operation, they adt powerfully account, retire from the faithful and leatlefs difcharge and fpecifically on the bilc, au ddm i remove the numeroe •. dicer-a , r, of his duty. tanned:el wit h it, tick headaches, flatulence. liver conpi3iiit , , j'AL*l 1 - ri;iIHICI DRAPER raid, that before the Court pro- dice, nervous diforders front indigetti .n, Sze. They i.n. tux mefa ceeded to deliver its final judgment, he wished to i valuable farpily medicine hitherto effaced to the Public srd t!c ity a few words. Proprietor is fu T ported by the mutt rapedtable oniknce lit t'ii firft cbaradlers of the Nobility and others. that they haver cv. r The ATTORNEY GENERAL Objeded, reMatlcing, been adminlitered to any perfon without giviag certain and ipatii t th4t a defendant might appear by his Counfel, or relief, and in the rod complet!ng a cure (in petfcn, and perhaps in both ways, but he mull Titis valuable medicine, liaxing Iteen tiled with fueeef.,is recant - fpeak at the proper time ; and after the Counfel 14 me . i nd .: R b i y h the , f a l o l i ;T ie in .u g t i i !;: p lie lL u L ifh o e N d Percanast.:— the profecution had been heard, that time was pall. The Lo g rd Hilltop of BATH and WELLS ' 1 After Lord ELLsoacutoucrt had fignified his con- Sir JOHN HONEYWOOD, Bart. MP. for licnitrin currerce, the Attorney General waved the objettior. Sir STEPIihN LUSHINOTON, Bart. UP for Pc:lrin The CHIEF Jusrica then laid to the Defendant, ' r A Hr s A A s h I y N A S9 I. I . , E l f f q. b r. l A l l ' ;. f i ar r Litch i fidd. that he could not he heard in re Ply to what had GI .14tetloi..,0N CAI.V.I.T. i• rt. : - . Nl ° l"fir alu ß p e t i cm tford len from the Learned Counfel for the profecution ; EDMUND BOEHM. Kt. Is•'...ta -tha et, Sprig- :;races but the Court would li tlen to him, if he had anything THOMAS HAM %lERSLEN .I. t- 4 Pal:-Mall to offer wifiCh did not range itfelf under that de G. W. DICKLS, Efq. Private :::ct:retary to the Archhiihap of Canterbury ileriptiln. The Rev. Mr. DIATOM, !Mimi in to •he Alai:Mc? Colonel Draper refumed.—Before the Court pro- CECIL FORRESTE.R. Elq. NI. P. fur Wcniock ceeded to deliver judgment, he wilbed to fay a few Sold whclefale sad wet ii by Mr. Butler, No. 4 . Clita;:fulc, words upon a part of the cafe on which he was not corner of Pateruoller-row ; and retail lyy Mr Kirii, S:.dfnrd itthet, permitted tri offer evidence at the time of the trial, ./ld Bond itreet ; Mr. Stratton. Lcicefter-fquare ; and by all co-I d.,ble Venders is Town and Country. and on which, therefore, his Counfel was filent. He A Caution.-Olifery •' c the name a Wallt-tm Barth. ) , is sr,-raved thought it was due to his charadler, as an officer and oo the !tamp. which is affixed on the outride wrapper of each a gentleman, to put the Court in puifellion of a truth boa; all not in Itainned are a dangerous butt/don. Price ss. 6d. which had been Forded upon its attention by the and. lee_per b ''' with ample diredlions. Counfel for the prdecution, in order, no doubt, to I, aggravate his offence. Lord ELLENBoItfItIGH again inter-pored, and laid Al that the Defendant mull not (peak in reply t..) the w . Learred Counfei'.: obfervations on that day. an Colonel .Draper faid, that he nnly meant to advert ral to what paired at the trial, and hoped their Lordlliips J: would concede to him their indulgence, as he fhould m nut detain them long. The Attorney General pt St thous ht proper, no doubt, from the credit he gave to Iv the veracity of his brief, and from the infifuetions be as received from his Right Hon. Client, and his Solici tor. to .affert what was utterly inconfillent with— ri. (interrupted)• Y Lord ELLENRIROUGi laid, they could not go into F • fuch matters now ; that the fit time to have toggel ted them, was to his Connie! during the trial. lnjul- . , • genee was not to be converted into a preceleat for future irregularity. Colonel Draper laid, that if the Court wished ir, be would decline making any further observations. _ _ BATH and BM' ' . 1") TraccEirg to Bath and Briftol, by t' • j .• . • • Chiipen:,a•n, Colne. and Marlborough, • Mr. htay's, tS c areylintina kn. Rath, a:+d tb 1.4: 1,s 1 ; •..hotnas dr:tt, Brit lot, to..xt Nlnming —.1.1111.,, 31 i, tJatfi r, 1., Ceacht:::r Bridgesever Taunton, &e. • I,h.hps N ew ti g ht omeh, called the Rpeitirzhltn . , fets out every Morning at !I ft'Cloek, curie. i •fiL , only. a.•- . 1 goes remarkably eacy, pals through t;rarnf:.,rl, Newark, Ref ford, Don• rafter, and l'u7rOridge, to the Golden Mod, i•tat dry at Nof.n. settliitandtng the uncnrnmon expeclt'hn: of WI Catch, is allowed tr. be the rood agree Veaod etrAplete ru• hr r.:,,rvLy a,re on the North Road, Wog tizeqt-talled In =comma:inn by any ot I.er. • Lord ELLsitractioucti told the Defendant, that the 011211 would be attentive to any reafons he 'Amid urge in mitigation of plural:vent. If t'icy were to lhtrn to his reply to the Attorney Genera!, the) wo‘ll3 be guilty of a hrelch f their duty. Colonel Draper bowed in (Hence. Lord ELLEtraottonc H ordereJ, that the defendant be committed to the cult/KIT of the Martha', and t,e brought up to receive judgment on the lail day of Tom. lif NDA 1.. Llrmftcr. Pr.:llln, irby tr.,titor t Ctor - ley. Orrr.lkirk and Girfterz P(.lt - Coacas l ' cv..ty A Llcrnipqn„a . t Five o'Cloch.—Guarded. GLASG'JIV, Lorgtown, Gretnt•Oreeno. Ant'n, Pnthfrios.- BrownLill !bond:lit, Sarquhar- Cwonock Xint: vrlt, and all Parts of Scotland, C:ropereloore Coach, Sur.day,TeLfiday, arnd fhurfiay Morniner, at Seven o'Clock. • LA/UTII, Spilftay, -11ofton. Hun. Grimiby, rptiding, Pc•cr borow,h. Stilton, and Hutetilly,loq.Coicli, feel off every FORK, Newcaillc, apd 1 7 11061.1116 h New Co•to: performed selth. a Guard throughmic, fats out every Murrain, at Seveno'il,ck, by way of Newark, Rctforcl. Tadeafter, Darlington, North:Berton, Durt am, Ntorpeth, and Berwick. Pafirogers flodirg thoeVelves raligueel tram the In: 1 ;th of the jcurney, may reft What time they and Vten proceed on without at,y additior.l fare. The Proi , vi. tar at York runs Coaches to Mil, Scarberough, Whitby, and ether places. CAR LISLE. Penrith, and Wbitebaven Pon Coach, goes with four Hories and a Guard all the way—pailes through Brough, Appleby. Gretakridgc, Richmon.!, Catterich, Boroughbridge, Wetherby, Aberrorel, Poneetter. and Grantham. (thc peareft way by iS utiles), fcts out every ::unday. I ueiday, and Then-Pay Morning and performs the journey with the greateft Paffengers detained on the road by bufinefe, or plrafurc. have the peculiar advantage of their feats bring fecund lo the next Coach (with only fix Coachmen). EXETER, Plymouth. Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Der elicitor, and Seifbury Balloon Coaches, every Mnruisz at Four o'Clnck, with a Guard, through Honiton, Axminfter, L'ridport, Blandford. Baangfcoke. and Bagfhot. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn- ! frig at Seven.—Guarded. OXFORD. Benton, and Henley Polt . Coxich, with a Guard, every Afterno - •n, at Five o'Cl-ek. MANCHESTER, Wiltrllow, Congleton, Newcaftle, Walfail, and Wolverhamprom Pot Coach, every Afternoon —Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shiffnal Pot Co:. ch, the Royal Charlotte, every evening at S o'clock, to the Raven and Bull and Unicorn Inn. Shrewfbury—Guarded. SOU f HAMPTON, Winchefter, Alscsford, and Alton Coach every Morrirg. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Polt Coach, with a Guard—Sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham near day at Noon. Paltes by Oxford, Enna' and Shipftenc, to the Sancen's Head; Bull-ftreet, Birmingham. - HULL, Norhce,ve, Howden, Thorne, and Doneatter Poft Coach, every Morning, at Seven o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, Myron Gate, Hull. ' HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddefdon and Chcfltunt Coaea, every Morning: . bEACONSFrLD, Uxbridge, Denham and Re :hill tiew - Pon. COach,every Morning and Afternoon, by P.,'.,:bzrenhOits 'and ("le: : TO:ITEM - lAA/I and Edmonton Csach, daily, at half peft to, half pet two, half-pet four, and baltpartAvrn tdolock• N.B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Gaols. &c convoyed by the • under• mertione.4l wx: - .4ovq. To DISS, Breaks, Buugay, Buryncl . all partt•Of Sante, every Monday, - • • • • • MARLBRO',..Nevitrary and . Readin&,,every TOefelay. WORCESTER, Itidelertnlnfter, Hereford, Carmarthg4Breck•. ! neck, and aftparts of So\ithWalts, Peilhore and Wycomise, every Saturday. • • • CIRBNCIESTERi4bingron and Herity; three times a week. fs() UTHA,MgI:OI4,* i tcht itcr„ttamfey f.yndlturit,l .7 ming • 'ton, Cbritichutch Ringwood, Fordi , gbridgc, "tViraourne, facie,, 'illeof Wight, jerfey and Guentfey, Lr eqgoi,s d , SUNBUItY; TwbAtenk,sni, twirc a week. EXF.TER, Plymouth and Fettle:nth Fly Watson,. daily, ear .rtlng 1:706ds ind.Paffengisi, as ufual, to all pans of the Weft of 'Englandl • • • - • • • WM. MOUNTAIN and Co. refpedtfully acquaint their friends •and the public,• that they cannot be accountable for any Parcel or 1. : atc.•.cat more than Five PbUOLIS vab•e, if 101 l or millaid. 'inlet 'at Abe time of delivery,and pshl fur accordingly, ai the Saracen's Ha:l4u*, Snail tiilt,si and ,n • • . . Tkint4AS Hnimrs. Mr. Gasaow nywed fur ju.j•-ment nn this defen dant, who had been found pisitiy of a nuifance, he having placed a barge, which he had converted into a habitation, near Black Lion Szairi, and mooted it by two chains, fo as to narrow the channel, and annoy the public. Sentence was deferred, until it fhould be known if the nuilance were wholly removed. ECCLESIASTICAL alcl ACADEMICAL PRONIOII. )NB. OXFOP D, Nov it.—The wow% of thole ranch aces who, at the en 'e of the Puidie I• Nomination this Term, were admitted by the Examiners into the Firft at.d St cold Mites of the Likne Bumf V Di .af.rilema'ito et Pi yitee rell,celively, according to the alphah.:?ical arratlgernent in each Clads prefcribLA by the Statate, as follow■ :—ln the Firft Oafs of the Liter= Hu maniores, Da!tcr (Thomas) of Oriel ; Gordon (Robert) of Ch. Ch. P=weell ( Ellt.alls Ba0co) of Oriel In the ferond Oafs of the I ham iluman.orcs, Buroey (Charles Parr) of Morton ; James Oriel, I.aneafter (Thomas William) of Oriel, Morris ( to::::11) of Ch. Ch. Penfon (Peter) of New College, Sawyer (t ) of Ch. Ch. Strong (Thomas Linwood) of Oriel in Lhe zzecot d Oafs ../ the 1 tikiplit z Mathematic= et Phyficz, Pah:r (Theana4) of Ot ::. 1 James ( William) a Oriel, Morris (Wil ilin:) of th. Ch. Fi:oosas Daven) of Oriel, Sawyer niCh Ch. Stroll ( Thomas Linwood) of Oriel. The. Lit a Cony:K:4o°a was holden, in which the appoint ft. nt of !he P.cv. John Pentde, M. A of Corpus Chrifti College, to cite of the Stied Preachers, in the room of the Rev. Henry , D. 0! Trinity ColLge, who bad rekned that office, was al,n.n.. a by the l'he fame day, in a Conzrervion, the Rev. John Cornyns Chur chill, M. A and Student in Divinity, of Corpus Chrifti College. was admitted Bachel. , r in Divinity. The Rev. Thomas Stephens, of Mag,dalen Hall, att.: tie v. John Barnett, of Pembroke College, Student% in Law, were admitted bachelors In Civil Law, Grand Compounde Mr. 'I helms Merit. of Oriel College, Rev. Charles Tomkins Prini. , g4, of Linccla College ; Rev. Allan itormati Hutchins, of Cucclt's Collt ge, :aid Rev. William Macdonald, of 13111i0I College, IS:A. were admitted Bachelors of Arta. Mcffre. Thomas li.ger a:ol Thomas Wm. Lareafter, of Oriel College, David Hughes Saunders, of jefus College, and Daniel Price, of Worceiltr College, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. . Ja Sunday loft Chat lz.s Bryan, B. A. of Oricl College, and Tho • mas Batting.; B A. of Wadham College, were ordained Deacons by the Lo.lDifh 1p of Glouedtcr, at the College Chapel, Win eheller. BIRTHS • Early yrfterday morning in gliren fquare, the Lady of Sir WilHarn Eraftr. Dart of a daughter—her fiateenth child. Yeftertlay, the Lady or Colin Lon Ls, Efq. of Fraderiek'a Place, of a daughter. Friday, the Countefa of Albemarle, of a fan. DIED. On the t6th inft at his houfe in St. jolues-ftreet, Edinburgh, Robert /fallout. Efg of Baicurvie. On the 19.1 i ir ft.. at hie-fcat;HMlngdon Heath, Middlefes, aked 69, the Hon. Peter de Salie, Count of the Holy Roman Empire: Left week, at his boufe on Fulfordßoad in the 77th year of his age, James Robfon, Efq oue of the Aldermen t.l the Corporation of York. • • HIGH WATER ,Ar LtItIDUN 10. MORROW. Mc g . o minute* after sz a s 3 nasal stisr ti SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONEON.. NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND SOUTH. The UNIVERSAL COACH Intl WAGGON OFFICE. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY. EASE, and EXPP.DITION for TRAVELLERS in general, frnr.: the SARACEN'S ':EAU INN, J NOW HILL. CHESTER, Tatpc.ley, Namptwich, NV,lkley bridge. and Litchfield new Telegraph Coathel. BOSTiiN, Spilling, Peter'aorougii. anti new Royal Mail roach, re, wit ever vcni - SUNUFRI.ANT.), :ireektLn, and 1%11111 hew Colth, every Morning. to the t;enrge Inn, Sunderland. LIVERPOOL., W.,r - i; , gten, sfurtl, Star.; and t itc7.l-.1,1 PoQ the eve-y Pvecing, to :Le Crow:: I:In .! • tbruc;it. out. A CHALLIMOR. MESSRS Ctiß RI E ant! CO. Surrm sts,chlherge the whole world to prove a fleet infia.'ee vehece their a dielne and method of cure have lath d ..f the &tall eSea. The • praelee of many gars latish particular branch of thoir prefeffico has not gives rife to oue unfuccelsidl :are. I i 'Chet' continue to eirtil th. ir tiao!irs to the treatment and cure of V(l.ercal rod that derar igement of the fyftem, which is the confrque , ce cf th, perniriouit svaileful &as of a ha. Lit long aid riot« u• ha( purfued by the youths of both fetes. •to tht ('tie it will be h•und o be the unfailing (outer of barrennefs, the whet. rave it: ravagesfatally devel , ped to them by a diftreiLtig Rue of debility, vr'iich. if not time!, retnedie..l, terminates in im potenCe: Thcfe are it. t:-.1 re and ultimate effects; white ern_ tionr:!ons, lore of noufeulAr p.mer s!rd various rerveus complaints c!'arad e.ri'l. the ra:ii-T Itagc• of this folitary vice. Of pa -I**7ll d:•,.rders trot elit to faeh a life their tr...2tnu - nti• fun:4e and has never prnv:d ur!ueccfsful in the cottrfc .4 a I,l^g labor - I , ns. ext,:ndoel nradtice. In the molt: :pa cot pic.t..i c_'•t' Vencr:sad lafetaion,fuch as oh stru..t.-tis in the Urethra, tirti: , cy Factekences, Hard Tumours, Callous Ulcers. Full-4,41e Weahtef: elects, &e. wild: Lave H!se; to CCAN of the genera l praditioner. Velitft Purr e at d Co aren. , tv ta.:Thied radically to cure by a near, and expedi!iaus mo,ie cif pr lice , lnperior to any other yet :Itloptcd. They inz.v by either Sea with the greaterrs:' d..ticacy, feerecva::.l nro. et at their heat, No. icy, Hatton Cat:' dew. Patients in I:;.try arc requeft dto fat the pa. - tiettine of their cafe. 0. ie ;:e.ner3l naod.• of living. I.etten, re it. rail.P •." 11: he du'y at rw • •tel . and the rtecef-- Guy advice and medicines ,!ren fent to an: part , )t the kinEtionse NF.W NIFDICINIt ACT. F NEWBERY and SONS, No. 4v, St. Paul', • Chureu Teed, Ptopris.,tor.. of Or James's Powder and other vainatde s, inform the Public, that in coat quence of the ACW,Stamp Vuties, the price of that Medicine will t!c in future 24. per Pac!7et, or 11. cs. bd. MT Dozen; but tbs . 1u -entity of a liv.:•?1 1.7.,e;t:s in a Bottle (es made up for the Army and Nan', qtly be bad for 11 4s. And as the words, "P. New hell, N. 45, Paul's,"' are engraved i the Stamps, which it prLfu:ned till !e a fu7Linit fecur.ty againit counterfeits, tits iignaturc na Vie labels svi:lhe di continued 1 10. 1. 7 .1.10 ing are the priers of their other Medicines, ft.:mpe ilclude.il ttl , thof. who porchafe Ez or more, at a time, will to a7:•itved the damps gratis : l s 4 s. ti: Dr. Joric: s Pow.kr 2 9 Dalhy's Carminative . 1 p Dit toir. a B.,tee 24 0 Dr At/tikes Chalybeate I:itto in a large Box Dit:tg Analept ic Pills 4 6 Pill s 24 o Frcake's Tin& o f B ar k 4 4 o° The Antibilious Piils 2 9 Dittto litiehant's ditto 3 a Dr.SteLr's Or ...7.1d0c • 2 6 Tonic Pills - - z y Ditto Convulsion Oil 1 6 English Coffee . a ) Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 Carruther's Drops : 9 Ditto Catticmile Drops A 9 Fill nee of Ging-r 2 9 Ditto Paregork Loz. A A } Ditto i'eltrisr-itilie I 1 Angi'muri 111 i's ditto lAiDr il iiy. is Pills it I. EfTence of Coltsfoot 3 6 Grant's I)i.. ps - x ti- Mr. Spence 's Dendfrice 4 0 Ing'iCh's :.e:.:, pm s , 11, Cerh.ilic Snuff 1 et Henry's it,Lgti:tia 2 4 Jones's Rheutr. Tina. 5 6 Norton's Drops - 3 6 Beery 's Bilious Pills 4 6 S,:iiibury's Drops s 6 Clari's Magneda 5 6 Dr. Stlander's Tca s 6 Wiron's Alti.-n.tive 4 6 Cue:v - 4. 6 1es Tiiidures a if, Put - dying Sw.:et Cakes z 3 Di tto *r u i n L ozenges A 1 N. B Ali many pc: fans mi '.i.k..• tits houf. of Meths . Newbery obkrve that i is at the Kitt End of St. PAt:i'it, four doers front Chcapiidc, tv.:h thole war.... ii.feritted on tke first, " The duly %Var. hsi.k. ler Dr. Jatw's Powders?' A CAND:D exanii.illion 'f Prrifein<Mai Pretest -I- A- hour is of 1., to be t7red by him who is eonfcious sif inca pa-lty. The pe. I.C.E•aI vet... Alan% of Mr. BR I E Are limply th:.e—that h, is a fv.ernber of tht College of Surgeons, and as , re,nlarii c...!tie e.d as a , :y Phyficiati . or Surgeon in London; that it !:.s ::_ei.o hi. c. i cc ; , confine hi. yradliee to Venereal Com plaints r.nd lletAlity, anti that in tht treatment of thefe complaints.. for the ::.:1 fourt::-ii years, n. %Lich Le ha., refitted eleven years is Arm dd si rect. his prac.i..;:t has been more eminently (merlin, than that of any .4Lcr . Stu ,-. .0:1 in the fame branch. He regrets. that illiterate n. o, under t: - • I Tl',l) 5 NAM es, have copied his Id vcrtif,rve;•tq nearly word 1,-t word, but the injury• to the.public ': , • !i , t pr.fs - v.t.tl by a careful Oirpiry far ch., certificates wbiels the:, .n , i •n runi.fs, am!. tir :wen ra:e eraninatino of the lilt ce sur g ,, .. ...co ii annually pub:Wird at die -College in Lincoln's- Inn FiLhls. Na,difearcs ?re Ilk scitt: treater poignancy by thefulferet.thao- Cliale wl.ich are oeufiorr-s1 by his own imprudenee, and in no , cafes of clobiltation is lilsorafizy of Carntioll 111,4 &ars% is the prof, Tel-, tiara te.'-ore tt,e tr.oft ir,b,ninieil confidence is placed. and the molt inviAable feel-toy ei.,..-, , ,:t.H. . On tettuf C.,ii,ly it.itA on the'fira interview, or in anfwer hs. letters co::!..iiiir7, a 13.. , :4-n• rO, kir. 1.i , -...e off..rs rcftoration of . [lie::lzli in n!I Vt-ncrea! Cyr r',.iir.... :11 .in all cafes. , If Debility. whether zrifirla !' - an: 01: a - ili*.t i of Inconliderate youth, long refs- ' del V iee in tailf Cri - l*:. 0.7 the prevalent gai , ..lcs of a faCionable I lik—Nti. 29, Arlmda firm, I; rand, Nocvnibtr to, ilk,. ... :1 N pr,:refiing tryft!fa tt,t:ularly edticatedMemher of ° I the Cnlh ge of Su rgcnas, I think it incumbent on mr to figniey . . that myDiplutna from the C.,llege of Sur geo n s in London as* welt ak Ccrtifiatcs from the Hnfplial.. and various profeffors 11244 r • i whom I Iludied Playfic, Surgery and Midwifery, have kmn f w y. ars placed In oie. of my parlours, open to the infpedtion of ;my perfot who happens to be there, or is defirous of inch examination. Thirteen years I have refigned all other pradlice for the (Ludy and treatment of Venereal Complaints and Debility—bot it was not till I had experience as an Army Surgeon and general Pradli • [tionet, that I thought rnyfelljsfiified in au• fele.ftion of this ptra ; liar branch. The concentrated force of the human Itttelket when I diredled to a particelar point, mutt acquire fuperior ty within the ! circle of its own adjoin and long continued fucc, fs is a decided proof that my efforts have not been lea benefiaal to others than • advantageous to myfclf. The diftrefs and the I.:lifery w:•ich arifes from a certain deftroe. the habit fa pernicious to feh , tilboys, have been frequently pour trayed liy the mot-alias of the age ; but it is the duty of ever, Practitioner, when called upon, to relieve fuch fuffrrings by me. died afliftmee, and it is the acquirement of my exclnave tspc- • rience in this line to offer, in every fuch cafe, a fafe and cc tsfia re-eitahlifhtnent.—ln fight cafes of dilciency produced by free living, relidence to warm climates, or too much indulgence of feduCtive pan - ions, and is all ret..i.t venereal complaints, tatty I application allures au imnin!i ad core. But in the most corn ! plicate.' cans of d,:bility. accomp.'ri«d by fever, or diforderl , of the fyllem arifirp frori re..le&ed irfeetion t fame Perrevcrater iv iodirpenfally rciu:Bte Vii tne teanimtioa of the conaitution, a::1 Ireaoratio:i to heath' az.d vigour. . In all tAfcs, In tither fa, :hc. molt nviolable fecrecy Is obit re- I cd, and the terms et r.timneration are plainiy Stated un the fail -... tact v.• cw. TO MY CORRESPONDENTS. The extended rep:a:l , lon, WLII:13 t: as the fir:: oiled of my yr-, bition, in the Tit EATNIt..N VENERE.AI..COMPLAiN mu! DEPUTY. ha:irg attraded to Mc varinos c.,trefpm , ;l6ms in tbe 11.inganis of G.-cat Britain. znd from dilferent l• ot Err1:1;!. zt...Araerica,. I hag to a2drefs this Public Noilee :' inch coriefpor•Jem.z. ' • • • Ti.o•occ.uration of my time arfsvcring letters Irani thofju , >: grudg. , not rcrimorrat:cv rna•!e it nccePiry for imrfomefianiz, tom...firm the iio It•trem coal be nctic.4 orders. a &Ma .Ne:n it:dor!d. I !. re. ; . etat no !atcri,N+ ir.c:alurrsj, car. it,. a:.ltvcrz.:, :;i•i.4 from Patients altrady try care'. And I that lectern from the.„ti% it.eles. or f:on) any Fo.-ci.;l; mdft contain rat .; cr.nploc ftac.mtnt of the Cafe, tat a very liberal lam, 11.21e;.....,_ • to comp,?ofitc for iltid)in ar.d wthing,luliy on tbe.Conspii , i: and far Preparation. o: A ronOdZrabh; Clare of 111edieine 1. ) s Landon C.hc.mift if foci fl x midix ugaifite.. \neje the.O.iftarfr doze cot atlrdit frequewy of corr,•;, , ,nsildef.ee,it is a;.fa defircd, !k - lt • the age, the elanner of iiving aa.t g.•!fttal feelings as well fcorn , im that tango :IA; he dcfclfh4d. be molt panicul4l,li fr. cifleti. Letters require no °the.- &relict: than the Criflian ina Si. - - llama." Mart.:l lirce, I lq. that thaminds of chit , r Swx may have the fuleft anrancc of (..ercey, the rftas, , e of Ittt. Fccs, red not at the time, hot williatt wards i.:sargaG to th'r • ,MARTIN . • .•, Member.of the 44•4 al g••• • of Sorgeon3 in-l?oados. No. 29. An. , idrl flrect.n:•l:o, por Ictoplc h 4. • • • Therui4 an ail untrarce• in WAter Inert AB's!• I.ONDCN: Plinted sn:l 7: , ! - 111: -1 by LlWELlits).4rT(ft , te•Lnry i• ST A.l •Qrrics, < • ftiVets rUtiiiihEd 2!ki: the 9'earitl4.:%-: - 7 S.