Star. — London, England, 1804-09-05 00:00:00

..1A SUL FP r F8701C4 SURREY SFASit A.koNDAY. SEPT. k This day the Surrey Seitirws fat for the difcharge sr filch p-ifoner.. in the County Gaol. Marthailea, rd the King's Bench. as were entitled by law to the ~ rfit of the Att of Pathan:tent for the Relief of In &trent Debtors. Lord GaLPITLFY occupied the Chair, and was af filled by Serjeant OissLow, and feveral The Prifoners' names were given in by the feveral Keepers. in lifts, arranged in alphabetical order. The Prifoners fir ft brought up wore chafe of the County Ciao I.:OIiTkIAPT.A perfon of the name of Kame was brought up; but his liberation was oppofed, on the viotind that he had not given a fair ftatement of his Alias, and that be was sa contempt with the Court of Exchequer' for not' compliance with a decree of that Court. After a Thom examination, the Court thought that he was entitled to the benefit of the Aft, as far as regarded his debts, and the oath was ac cordingly adminifiered•and taken. The wan was, I (mow, remanded, on account of the rowan* the Court having no power to difeharge him frim the effefts of a fault constnitted direftly againft the Court Of Exchequer. By complying with the decree of the Court of Exchequer, he will, of cow ft, be difcharpd. ASSIONISVIT....-A man of the Mine of Ne&ert, who, from his accent, appeared tote a foreigner was then called, and objefted to, becaufa he had misted to execute an Alignment of certain properta in his palreffson to his Creditors. The prifoner, however, agreed to execute the Alignment to-morrow, and was secordinalv ordered to be brought up to-morrow for Ih4lwaParg• MARSHAUEA. TOR ACT.—Mr. Maestri.? on the part of a Mr. Arbuthnot, made an application to sho cen-t of the following nature : He Oates!, that t detainer bad been lodged againti the Gentleman for wit he appeared Gore the paling of the Aft, which bad :aired the funs for which he was confined beyond the amount of spool.. The Learned Connfel con . - tended, that the words “ at say time, or times,froce thc 1 ft of Jan." tonfi be limited to the time of praffing the Al and that any detainer fince.the paffing sidle AO. could not confillently with the fpirit of the Law, be allowed to Oahe up the original debt. Serjeaut ()meow obferved, that he bid no decided ami clear opinion on the fttbjeft, but that his mind in clined him to eoincide in the fentinsents the learn ed Coonfel. He would, however, confider the point more clofely, and t h e Gentleman might be brought op tomorrow. Mr. Maltase?? Elated, that he had borrowed a tun anxiety from Mr. Shepherd. When the time of payment came, the prifoner Paid that he could not fetal* the money, but that he could get a Bill of Exchange difeonnted for the Plaintiff. The Bill was accordingly drawn up, and the prifoner obtained the money, but infiead of paying it to the Plaintiff, ap. pre4Leted it to his own de. psifoner requefied to be remanded till to MI. when he would explain the citeumilance to the 12161feet/ion of the Court. Mr. MAI TTTTT I content to that on the part of the Plaintiff." The prifoner was ordered to be hamobt ap tomorrow. faaue.—A man of the name of Bilbop, was alfe ableilled to nit the ground of fraud, by Concealing perms, from his creditors. This was (worn to by duo, wheeler, but the prifoner bad a witncfs to con straint Ikea, but he was A &tired to withdraw him, *skids ha did. He was remanded and ordered to re. euew willb an amended fcbedule. ICINGS BENCH. • Vaii a(tbe prifoners were objeited In as far as the , rt ii =e4l , ed, and none of the few objeaed cafes ,77 Mr. Cretway Bell was °Netted to on !tenant Of frond in concealing property. He WAS remanded and ordered to come up again with an amended khedule. Lord GiallTl,llT—"Ai any rate without the Law be clearly against him. no prifoner ought to be de• rived of the benefit of this Aft." This point it will be reeolletied. nccnrred at the London &dons, where the opinion of the Retaliate was rather different from that above mentioned. Feaoo.—William Biggs was oppoled by Mr. ilenderfon, cf the King's Arms Tavern, Palaces coon. for having obtained money from him under Ti•fe meows. It appeared from the Bateman of Henderfon, that the prifoner came and lodged in bib honk, faying he was an Officer in the Army, and had money due to him at Cox and Greenwood's. He Raid with him till his bill amounted to 531. He applied fro this to Co: and Greenwood, when he (And that the prifoner had no money there. The Court, however, thought this cafe not fuel. elertly (Irony, and the prifoner was difcharged. Fitavo.—Ferdinand Border was objeeted to on the grrund of darauding a Mr. L'hepherd, one of his creditors. _ - _ _ ..... A. &Inborn was allow,:d the benefit of the a& but Mr. )ones teemed difpofcd not to difcharge him till he made reparation to a poor woman whom he had in tome meafure defrandel In the Mean time be wap feat ba.„,70 prifoa. •ttrettasa 4. 'Cho Court continued its fittings this day in }fork enringer•lane, to difcharge the debtors confined in the Zing's Bench. Mr. Serjeant Oassow, in the abfence of Lord G AAAAA IT, prefided. Baron De Rofcnheim claimed the benefit of the A& but was nppelfed en the 7nund that his name was incorreely dated in the notice publifhed in the Loudon Gazette. It was inferted Rnfenheim, with the ornifErm of the prepnfition De. The Court did not confider this as a mate, ial defat ; the objeftiou was thetefnre freer piled. The Baron was then charged with having Atained credit, by falfely Em peror that he was a Cminfellnr of fecte to the Em peror of Winsany, and that the late Emperor owed hien 30,0001. which his prefent MajcAy woelci pay him. The Baron maintained that his allegations with refpeß to his fituation, rank, and probable means of difcharging his contras, were perfectly true. In proof of this, he produced a letter from the (Ibis Imperial Majcriy, fluing, that the pudica he was entitled to, as Counfcllor of State, amounting is florins to near 1 , per am'. would be withdraws, ...akfs he made tut appearance at %Nom* to receive it himfelf. the letter further intimated, 'that the Baron was not to expea payment of any .part of the 30,0c01. as his Impirial Majefty did not confider himfelf bound to pay the debts of his anceftors—that their obligations expietd with them, and he certainly thould w.t difcharge them. This unlifual piece of writtenevidencejultifsedthe Baron'scharafter,thoue fomewbat at the expence of that of his Imperial Mailer, and he was immediately liberated. Mr. Coppiager, the perfnn whom the public will recolleft as having had fo much litigation with the Thellufons, applied to be brought up to be difeharg est under the late Aft. He had obtained from W. K. Smith, the Maglftrate, the ulual warrant for that purpole. Mr. Jones,the Marthal of the King's Bench, refuted to let him appear, alledging that he was de tained for dcbts to the amount of 22,ca00l and, con fequeatly, did not fall within the operation of the ail. He intimated that the Islagittrate who had Grad his scat-mot had been itopofed upon, or had aged from ignorance of his duty- Captain Cott.crr, one of the Bench, cenfured in terms of warmth this language, obferving, that it was highly improper and indecor ous for one Magiftrate to impute ignorance•to ano ther. The matter refted there, and Mr. Coppinger . was not pertnitted to make his appearance. Mr. Hilda t, an Enfign in the Slifka Militia, claim ed his difcharge, which was oppofed, on account of his having defcribcd himfelf in his notice as a Gen tleman. It appeared that at the time of his erre* he kept a flop in Pail Malt, for the fele of patent me dicines. The Court was of opinion his deferlptien of himfelf Mould have been conformable to his aril prefellimat and be was remanded. • Mr. Cartwright, the celebrated performer ow the Mufical Glares, prayed to be relieved sander the ad. Not knowing what to call lattnfelf, be had omitted hie dclieription altogether. 'lite Court remanded him. Put Lays Ma. Kitar.--Theingh no very Itriking traits of greatnefs hare marked th e life of the late Keeper of Newgate, yet all who knew him will regard his memory, on account of the condo& which he al ways ruined in his official fitnation : his treatment of the. ptifooen was uniformly marked with humanity, and many of the (dons, and others, °llan of his be nevolence. lament his death with unfeigned forrow. Mr. Kirby, at an early period of life, was engaged in a refpettable line of imfitteh in the city, but falling through misfortunes, he exerted his interefi with the Sheriffs and Aldermen of Lon, and finally obtain ed the fitqation of Wood-dreet Cmpter, where he removed with the efiabli nun ent td Giltfpurlreet, from which, by his diligence, attention. and good beha viour, be was appointed Keeper of Newgate, on the death of Mr. Akerman. SUDDEN Dr ATIII.--flatarday evening left. a Coro ner's Inqoeft was held at the Middlefex Hofpital, upon the body of Mrs. Shaw, who WAS fuddertly token in, fell down, and inflantly expired, while walking in Mortimer erect, on Friday afternoon . It appeared, that the deceafed had been Allied with a fort of violent cough, for about thefe fall thin years. While walking down Mortimer-fireet, about four o'clock in the afternoon of Friday left, Ike was attacked with a fit of coughing, in fo violent a man ner, as to caufe the burfling of one of the principal blood reflels in the throat : a great effufion of blood inunediately followed, which produced inllant foffo. cation, fo as to render all medical aid totally nfelefs. The Jury brought in a verdi& of • Sudden Death, by the vifitation of Got": The deceared was a urea amiable and beautiful young woman, of about 24 years of age, graceful in her perfon, and elegant in her manners . She refided at No. as, Suffolk.firect, iffiddlefex Hofpital. Laa week fonts tailors, fuppetfed fir in number, belonging to a gun brig lying in Dover Roads, in order to make their efeape from her, attempted in the night to fwitn to the fhore, which it is much feared not one of them reached, as thrteof their bodies have already been fnnod, and the others have hot been heard of. A Coroner's inquell fat on Friday evening talk on the body of one that was driven no fiord be tweets Dover Piers that afternoon, and returned their verdift—Accidental Death. On Wednefilßy evening Jacob Tfrael, a pedlar, re. turning from Isintfmouth to London, was napped near Putney Heath, by two men, aho rchbed him of goods, &e.to the amount of 20. One of' them was fecund, but had none of the property about him. Ow Wednefeley evening, as Mr. Robert Raines, tanner, was returning from Herble to Hull, in a gig, with his wife and twn young childten, by foam mil adventure, in attempting to pars the Heide coach, near Anlaby, the wheels of there two vehicles got en tangled, and Mr. Raines's tunic fitting off at full (peed, the whole of the party were thrown nut of the gig. We arc forry_to five, that the youngett child, a hne girl about ftvcn monatt old, was killed in Mrs. R.'s arms by the coach wheel running over it, which alto paired over Mr. it. and the other chsldlsid under him, but without materially injuring theta. The gig being broke to pieces, the paffengers kindly took Mr. R. and his family into the coach, till their arrival nearly at Hull. On Sunday fe'nnight, a (filcher belonging to the North Lincoln Dtiliva,llarionerlin Churelvllreet bar racks, Hull, being in liquor, and threatened with con finement for his mircondod, raid he would not lab - mit to it, and immediately run out of the barracks into the river, and WAS drowned. The body was limn afterwards taken nut, but too late for reUoring animation. On Sunday fennight. a young man who had formerly been a patient is the Hull larasary, ap plied for leave to lie down there, and laid fomething of having taken laudanum, which was not at the time attended to. lie was no founer on the bed than he fell aficep. When the bottle furgeon came in he law he was wader the influence of opiates, and on making more particular enquiries found that be had taken an ounce of laudanum ; by the greaten atteo don during the whole night he was Caved from its effefts, and is recovering. Oa Fruia, three boys, belonging to-Satiflattry, got into a cAr t .114% 11 by nil! 'Mae, at LIR Harnh.tm, with intent to ride to Britford. The tern elder boy. thought the animal &eared fymptoms of reßiventh, and haitily jumped from the cart. The change the bode perceived in his load, and the n nif c of the c hit. drew, made him ruth to the ft& of the road ; the cart was in coofeepience overturned, anJ the youngeft boy billc4 on the (pot. 5t&1714.41P7'0114 SEPtEIfi3ER 1.• A number of flying artillery yellerday arrived In this town, under a ftrnng ekort ; its dellination was varioufly rervitted to be for Weymouth, and for the ilinds of Alderney and Sark. The town is very full, all lodging houfes are en gaged, except a very few upon the largefl kale. Mrs. SIMONS is fllll at the feat of V. Finn Iron, Efq. in this •neighbourhood. Two great matches of horfes again ft time, are at pretest the fubjva of public expedition }lore. The l one for too guineas is to run two miles in fix mi nutes ; the other for so guineas, the fame difiance in keen minutes. Thorfday a moR praife worthy contention took place in this town between the bakers, who, through the medium of the public crier. fold biead to the poor at rid. 16d. and tsd. per gallon..at which price it continued to be fomewitat permanent lyfold A large quantity both of bread-and Rower was of coarfe in fpeedy demand. The market of this town is equally dekrvieg of commendatory re and of imitation in other pits of this counts . Fiat has been .plentiful and very reafonable ; red millets fold at Bd. per ducat i be ef,* by die half flitch 6d. tingle pound did ; paltry has been abundaat,and tit eafy prices ; new butter II& per pound. DUBLIN, AUGUST se. - The body of a man, Paid to have been the Captain Of a velfel loft in our .harbour, laf Chtillmas, was taken up near the Pidgeon-houfe a few days Gate, in a Stocking condition. Wednefday lift, a Bator, who was afeending a ladder to the roof of a houfe in Charles-greet, an fortunately fell from the top (the ladder having given way) and was dolled to pieces. Sunday a private foldier in the light company of the 'Antrim militia, at the camp near Killady Hill, foddealy elropped down in the front of his tent, and expired. Lilt week, a poor labouring man fell from the parapet wall of the Mayoralty Houfe, Drogheda, and was killed. At the darter SelLoas at Drogbeda,nn Wednef day left, Patrick Bellew was foood guilty of graph ing Catherine Murtagh. and fenteneed to be impel toned till Monday the 27th of Augull. Thomas Read, for afraultiog Patrick Yore, to be imprifoned one week. The 'following perfons bare been found guilty, and fenteaced iirthe county Cork Court-honfe this affixes Wm. Collins, guilty of manflau,chter, to be burned in the hand eacktoptifoned ix months ; James &ovine, cow Reeling, to be traofpotted I Adam Hamilton, robbery, like; Dan. Canty, sheep flealing, like; John *earthy. for robbery, the tike ; Dan. Twolug, per jury, the like; Tim. Crawly, Florence Crowly, and Maar. Gerdy, Cooed guilty of enanflaughter, to be burned in their bands, and imptifoned as months each ; Mich. Rice, the like, and like fentence ; Mary Rourke, petty larceny, to be imprifoned one fortnight ; John Sheehan, for fleahng Tome articles of wearing apparel, to be imprifoned one month ; Patrick Here, litr (feeling Prize, to be burned in the band and im prifoned fir monthi Tim. Hurley, for burglary and felony, to be hanged% James Stack, Rich. Stack, and Nich. Stack, for coofpiring to murder, to be hanged Bth ()Reber ; Corn. Leary, for riot and affault, to be imprifoned one fortnight; Denis Callanan and C. Callanan, the like, to bd imprifoned t s months and pillored the tfl September; Dan. Hegarty, the like, to be imprifoned is months and whipped. through Clonakilty, the lei day of his imprifonment ; Wm. *Ginnis, for perjury, to be imprifoned fix months and pillored the sa of September. A perfon of genteel figure and addrefr. about 3o years of age. bas within there few days fwindled k veral fitopkeepers to a large amount. He mils .him. fclf the Hon. Mr. Everva, and direas goods to be fent to his boufe in Berkeley•fquarepthen gives a draft upon DavuMoso and Co. for payment, bat takes care to have it. drawn for a larger film than isfufficient to pay the thopkeeper, and fo gets the difference paid, to him in atilt. He talks much of his carriage and . honourable conneßions t and having mauled and lulled the too credulous thopkeeper into a Rate of k runty, decamps with his booty. Friday the fervant girl of Mr. Holbrook. of Sun- Tavern Fields, being entrufted with hit child, an in fant about fifteen months old, carelefsly left it by the fide of a pool while lie Rrolled farther into the field, when it rolled into the water and funk ; a ropemaker, who was accidentally palling by, with great expedition plunged in, and after feveral efforts succeeded in bringing it to land apparently dead; but after perfißing tome time in the methods preferibed by the Hnmane Society, it was reflored to life. On Saturday lag, George Williams, foreman to Mr. Godet, fugue-baker, is Wentworth-thee; SO talfields, fell from the roof of the premifes, and his head coming in coati& with a copper•boiler, occa fumed his immediate death. On Saturday evening, a gentleman driving a Wind for chair, along Rathb mne•l tic., his hurfe took bead, and ran up Charlotte Rtett, at full 'peed. The gen- tleman, in endeavouring to torn him down Windmill deed, the horfe fell on his fide, upfet the chair, and threw the gentleman nut at tome contiderable lance, on the flags, without doing him the flighteit injury ; nor wns either the hotfe or chair in the lean damaged. Upon letting matters to rights, it was difcovered that the driving bos and cation had been carded off during the bunk. Tna TOMPLII or FOR T UNII.COOPere Hall has jolt been painted and beantified, for the reception of the 'bewitching Goddef•, who makes her only ap pearance this year, on Monday the :4th of the prefcnt month. She is particularly happy in acqtritinting her devotees, that fire has an unequalled number of Capital Prizea to didribute among them, vie. Three of Twenty Thoufand Pounds Three of Ten Thoufand Pounds, Three of Five Thoufand Pounds, Betides teveral others, and no Prise kfs than sol.— As this Lottery confills of only 25,000 Tickets, and a gr:.it part of them being already difpokd of, makes it ne.ceffary to caution adventbrers to apply for Tickets and Shares in time, otherwife the pi eau and ugly opportunity drib year will be It& ..... .. . . rtittititAtitbit. inlitiv. +Se lbw. pia lesiittee. lb D:'ci , Ow, Apr. ud to tbr .keebai wif flatbed. bleb, speepettaf Oxford, void by die de at h id alit Ro► W. cage. the bee baeopeb ne. On Smoky fak r,Efq. of a fon. At St. Andreas, oe P to MG Emma, Oda tlattibter adobes Preface Itirroe. of t hat Uelistety. • tbSOR gat at WAOP. lUalleartm.. Eref ef dee Middip Tan*, to &SG Hurt-t Medea tecael &titter a tilr Marks Orate IleMbe,Bort. et Wardle, trite , " et [.beater. si=stik•At St.jeteeti Wino limmiee, Sit 4 se MO Pierce, al St. lytocr en el Wiettial he, at 'St. s.-Flateeer44eas.Tretlettek Iticasta tu ' rdar tio Mitt Oteselar; Staked 1110 1 11/. 0. Swevoloer tn. at jammer On, by tire 1:44W Iftiaries.lea -&ret Teatbmailaßawt. War. web 111.4•41teet.ve MI6 PiemeoPriieji•irhilace• At Miort Hears. es tias slat ek. NOS Conoiell. arc. Et Ilianiettel. co- Nib j. 61011 a *OM Iliac UM Os Sunday 14 qtr. jcisylthisealkesirdialln. sr Balsdhan- Stun. • At 111111.4 en Saturday, tie nib Asian. Mf. Ibusdota. many years one orthe General lareldton Tases. ' Os Saturday, at Oran Sureead, the lea. 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Wthese at the Odanioalesheint if it Pe. ow, af simmer 4CM4 Ow d !Maori 6f Welt 0! alai a Cure, k Ii the hal P144d2400 for Mao nadatibei Remedies % Iwo which ths Ilymmesas moslieshel aide Pee** hoi ham Mks hews se name the Patios. skit esi may Mime FebelNgt have tolled , le abilkokiki RR E.46remitp to be tried..ime Beeeksilall• lush OMR Rote the Mohr. when takeaway Night matt Akeradoe, Is Moire them* be-. pod the Road) of hisdidoe •'sad (NM& entereseimidge.from dm itekerimekk.Sarkkees ilaira t . Mow le safest Wine Met he mayirsokiimkk Irbil dm My... dreeephales, or Wets ke • dee Soda. we Ciao. Abair sestifess.and A Illeimamises dad itleilliellmed ahe Leseas RoweleAce• di , ' ... ! It. reur4F s o , ' de. Put Ohorek• Sold wily by P. add Saws 4,fi _ _e _ I rd i g i lla s, r .i t tl lftite-froll .erre4 4 in v j ats. l - 10 • 1 4: 80,1 11. i s p i d. war n ; iadodsd, or la Ikeda amedatoi realm Packets, Peke sp. as made spier sits Arley red Navy. N. B. /ism ma be cedar that ham addle Welds oR Now. boy, No. al, St. Pail 11,7 r e2112/Ted le the themps. HAVING ded i cated mpleii to the Relit and NM gratined by 'EMMA odadsible prOlise In that Nardi ;Slerekt Pert Midse.l meR That I twee maiseseimsli. my ties then tbds wbe,_ to dm settnive ea et,Mme see atimiarrili Isme4falt la teaktilety, ead aloft aisneyearkie MIK hod& edish :Mfg mermatiedeg dm i issike=r e s e r to aes saf ebill y s el : detedleg, fee they =with them a eels of caseemisiet froptams, std. by a do, cd Mt vital oaergy, ettObloce lON beemeatembitahol-• Whisk. they Met tram the revamps MN Weigle, Madding:o the habits at khoel-torpor thetedeleopose et smaterity, they m odes the molt salvos prafelbsed In t beet by the Mileiled el esedreeied mm, the immanent aggrammek rod tha Mk& oaks Is deleord. Asa halkinJt of the ROYAL COLLEORd SURCE I groped my pretaarene eerteukrlty of educed am and every pdvUege to pradhlte,l kel selblf areltkd t e diet with which !hive hitherto ham lolkenily honoured. le the AA finktieth d hied walla* east/ applkolise MN ' premot the calamity if is del heed trams; het where NM A& twee, tam a eiekkeinar ef the mareallosis el the Ape width mated his sebterbwe. As fierfaeot the amteapt sr middy Mbar WAY Phiddes, sae breeds ~lib Whisky with amid teat eashoret. it mat be ktedadko far Ws to be adhrod sot Mk of capability of otetivaent. tees dlh at the seat Inelolable today. And In raven ireperatetemphitts. kis pile te pMrseepaii• ouce &tick; tithe omit sompliested odes k le do acesdre. stf exelei md e tobi e et i =r be ;dii bin to abet a We, attars sod I .177—a.i.s. 4 t ampetiesee le *are *kith,' f; obi we sikked with say hied of DRlllittY, of say frameless d VENEREAk INFECTION, and 4a 111 mks the tines et mow sastion ere Rated on the OA interview. Palfentain die cwiay are expedmito beciedba Ikaltesse, eat are requetst to tpoity Adsree sod ema of lA. MARINO DR S Mosher al the Revd Collie of Copied le 'Ukiah No is. Arsoddittert, Soso& eat Tearide Bee to "PtAILOR. aurpeem. Na cm New - Cskie • SI Ili ' Rellatiliab, May a, dot. fN the fpring of :724 I was afflided wi th a West. + real Complaint, which I tread with indifference for Its medal; but was diemahllned tospply to a regular Phylidamodte put a temporary gop to the virulence of the difeafe (by mecca :tat appllchtitaw) for tome date ; but graving. In fpite of all =di eisw mid the, advice of the Set Gentlameit of the Faculty bars. work will,worfa for two years. I wet redaced to a aces shook eapsnMetedamtbeysed deferktke, being in endrelepet, and ulce rated from heed to foots-My had. anal. MUM* sok RS% arma, Re. hatte been alternately in danger of beeeagns delefm— to kart. I have had front 20 to 3o cads( ulcers co my body, mkt nearly toady deprived of 11.14.-At would be voluminous to per. *Waite all my cafe—fulface It to fay, thaw never was, or me will be, one eta more divorcee, or of • more complicated 'ow. ture. I was Wog Isoltod epee by asy Okada, and intagiralL imp. ' felf,beyolid animas( recovery ; aiW; Indeed, in my then condi tion, death was preferable to ray mit ohm neterebk Rate. l tido dreadful fitestloo did I drag a emil mitershis cdttaimdil Dmon Pa min mic a threw to my way a uewfpaper containing the cafe at a Mr. B. of IPlpatoutb—my friends read it, I auld not —I feat and procured some of your Lesea's PA l'lttfT PILLS. %WWII .br Arts from time to time am now, and have loos Dose, (after more than fear years indeferibabk diesel's), in u good a Rate of health as ever 1 enuyed ; as a proof of this., had a hne, tbridns MA • thy child, born 10 me A tow months ago. In gratitude to Goa and In hopes of rendering my fcllow-ereature ferviee, I mud& ' you to publith this; and you may at any time refry percept, who with to be fatiaded of the truth of thia, on norther particulars, to ate or my Mend., 11 letter or pi rfun. As kw cafes for badocfs will r TIT Opal nilne,and none moat h. I have from experience evaT Antos to allure mankind, that in your LIAKt'S PILLS they will hod &fare, fpeedy, fare, and rad!- , cal ewe, lar that melt *divadfid Itwoi Ottint Vitae cal Difeaht. which is calleil—A cos?' auto Luz 4. _ 3. T. Prepared and S.4el by. the Sole Proptietor, TOOK/ill TAT !Weather at the Roy.LlCtillege of Surgconaln Landas,at his ►oa(y Na p, N.:or &Wee-ft:vet ; where ►e will give advice, without a tee, to urrfons taking tbdc Pills and will :awry patients law tern. If poll paid, a: the fame term., übferving in all cafes all aloft Inviolable Lcrecy, naPerfnu'i cameo( cafe havingbeen meth tioned,hot at their own particular rapieft. by the Proprietor, di. ring the mark of loner than 36 years, tide he has had the con ducting at an cztentl% (ale at the above niedicioc, and Or pro.. Lice letting theretrun. They are ago fidd, by his Appointment, for the cenvonlatee of thole living at a dulaner, by Mr—Barter, Soutb.brb!gr., PAM burgh ; Mr. N Tenuous, Printer, Glafgow, to wham alto Mr. T . refers fur bis adder(' ; at the Perfumer's, No. 35, he. Abate*: Beret, Pall-Mall ; Mr. Rolserthe s Ter-Am , Na. 103, Ozforit. fire t ; Mr. DifLoreugh's, No. y, Fillteareet4ith. nearly appetite the Monurtser.t ; Mr.:deers, Booltklb.r, No, 1, Union-row, Little Tow, r-hill; Mr. Callan:Ws, Dublin • and by am Perron to every coufiderst.le men iu Great-Britain Mtd lrefond, in floaes of only as. d. each, feat .l up with full asst Dircifliens, whereby Persona of either Sea map core tbat'fdee with eide and fecreey. LONDON: Printed and pobilthed by LILVItI. LENT. (of cam terbeer-plece,_l.9o.beth), at the Seat Orrice No. (We,- Stoet. MEOW alb at the Brea Omer. Te;Daelles.