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Fran tie LONDON G.1Z11776, nprgl 14. MILITARY PROMOTIONS 2/22-01FIC2, APPJL 14. Comm;lrons in the Renfrewihire R. gimelt of Mili tia, ligned by the Lord Lieutenan . Dated Feb 20, 18C.4. Enfign Robert Elliot to be Lieutenant, vice Anodgrah. Claud Alexander, Gent. to be Enfign, vice I. in° . Commiffions in the Royal Regiment of Devon and Cornwall Miners, figned by the Lord Warden. Dated April 6, .1804. Enfign Jan Cock to be Lieutenant, vice Tamlyn, promoted in the Bth Weft India Regiment; and Thomas 'ltionipfun, Gent. to be Enftgo, Title Cock. Commiffion in the Domfriesfhire Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated February 9, 1804. Walter Cargill, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Mitchell, promoted. Commiffion in the North Hants Militia, figned by Lord LieutenUnt. Thomas Couhhard,jun. Gent tobe Enfign. Dated April t 0,1804. Comma lion in the Hereford Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. John Brown, Gent. to Lc EnSgn. Dated March t, 1804. Commiffion in the ill Royal Regiment of Tower Hamlets Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. John Jackfon, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated April 12, 1804. BANKRUPTCY SUPhRSEDED. Bander Ruffdtheim, of Goulllone-fquare, Whitechapel, merchant I3ANKRUPTS. William Smith, of Welibromwick, Staffordff ire, butcher, dealer and chapman, to surrender May 15, at two, May t 6, and 16, at eleven, at the Shalterpeare Tavern, New-ft reet, Birtningliam.— Anoraks, Meffra Devon and Tooke, No. so, Gray's-100-Equate, I.oadon ; or Mr. Burrifit, Birmingham. Jofryh Makin, of BOltdlD, Lancafbire,tottnn.manufadurer, dealer and chairman, April 23, May is. sod a 6, at three, at the Star Minchefter. Anomie', Mai". Chelahyre and Walker, 11, *Mg:hitter. Archibald Stevenfon, of Margaret.ftrect, Cavernlifh-fquare. patina cls9:. Mary-la-Bonne, Middlefcx, erginc-maker, dealer and e t.tanati, April at, t.B, and May PIS, at ten, at Guildhall.— Anomie', Meth". Burgoyne and Fielder, Duke Meet, Grofve tet.ftioare. Jaws ...witted, of High-ftrcet, Sladwell, Middicrez, flopfeller April it, May t and 26, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr Tomas Aftnield, High.ftreet, Nagy Jralurfor. of Nawcaßle-upors.Tyne, carpenter, dealer and chessman, May 1. 2. and 26. at eleven. at Bents Coff:e-bout,', fiteweattie•uport•Tyni. Anomie', Mefirl. Clayton and ftrunell, Newenfllwomm-Tyne; or M.Cfn. Clayton and Scott, Lincoln's Inn, London. John Pickering the younger, late of Runcorn, Chrihin, • dealer and chaplain, April ly, sit, and May a 6, at deem, at the glearoPow, Prodibom,Cliefhire. Attorniro, Mr. Francis Alh.ley, Predawn; at Mr. Thar= Wainwright, N0..1, Hart-court, Temple, London. James H t.rillsl late of Seaford, Suffea, apothecary, drugglft, dealer sad chapmen. April sr, May as, and 26, at ten, a: GuiklhaU Atteasks, MeErs. Rhodes, Cook, and Handley, St. James's- Walk, DIVIDENDS. April ay. Oliver Tallman, of Elfes.ilmet, Stroud, lEddlefre, awry at ten, at OsildhalL Mays. a Bunts, of Abingdon, Berta, ironmonger, at eleven, at the room and Thlitle Inn, Abingdon. Ma 5: Edmund Barnes, of Lcieelter, woolltspier, dealer and •eygpain, at ten, at Gsfloliall, Londo n. May 7. Nicholas Tanner, of St, Decumanh, Somerferlhire, =h iker, at dowco, at the Market- haute lon, Tauntoo. May 1 Harris Veckover, late of Ipfwich, Suffolk, soamt-draper, at eleven, at the Golden Lion, Width. Inge t John Set% of SheptomMallett, Somerfetthire, clothier, ht eleven, at the Both Taverns Briftol. May 9. flea Tbeomartyr Crane, of Bow-lane, London, met , chant, at rine, at Guildhall. May es. , Thomas Thomas, late of C..amdmile-ftreet, London, merciodo, at ten, at Guildhall. LAW INTELLMENCE. COCKPIT, WHITEHALL, APRIL sI. Before the moll noble and Right Hon. the Lords Commiffioners of Appeals in Prize Caufes. Eenigheden Theufen mafler.—( A n appeal from the High Court of Admiralty ). This was a Danifh fhip, laden at St. Salvador and Slue. on the Mall of Spain. with a cargo of brandy, intended to be delivered at a houfe at Bremen, but the mailer haring altered his cOurfe, for the purpofe of procuring, at Have, an anchor, in lieu of one he had loft at Sr. Salvador, the fhip and cargo were captured on the 6th of Augufi, 1797, by his Majetty's (hip Flora, G. Middleton, Efq. Commander, and brought to Portf mouth. Their Lordfhips, in this cafe, directed fur. then proof withrelpett to the deviation from the coutfc of denination, and alfo further proof of the property of the cargo, which was condemned in the Court be low. Berlin, Pookt ma fter.—( An appeal from the High Court of Admiralty). This was tormerly a Britifh fhip, which was condemned as prize, by au thority of the Vice Commilfary of the Mal i..e :rod Commerce of the French Republic, fitting at Roam dam, and hying fold by public anEtinn, w.t, pH:chafed on account of a merchant at Embdea. This liiip was tried aca prize on the 4th of April, r 7 )2 , the Martha' of the High Court of Admiralty, .1, :knit< and perquifites of his Majelly, in his Office of Ad miralty. It appeared, that the Court below rejefted the claim given on hr half of the Enrbden met char r. and prow iiiiced the fhip to hare belonged to Briti:h merchants, and t eliored the fame as claimed, on the payment (.1 f:ivage. Their Lordfhips in this cal,. affirmed 11:e fentcuce of the Ju Jge of the High Cour , AJmiralr y. APRIL 13. More the Moll Noble and Right Hon. the Lord.; Committ •ncrs of Appeals in Prix= Caufzs. lieClatilia, Pollard 11;a1Lr (an appeal from the High C-urt of Admu. d This was originally a BtiOfb flip, taken by the French, and condonncd, a• d was purchaf.'d at vul.V.: anaion at NAntc., on be. WO of DAvid Cargill, of Bolton, in Amctica. It' appeared that the Judge of the Cnurt below rej:4l,l the claim of Mr Cargill, and Adm;:ted the claim of Mr. Citorre 01 Haiti( sy, in the county of Elie', merchant, for the tblp, as a recapture, and ronounced the finis to he reflored to the tail C;corge liallings, on payout.: f talrage and Ls: :nces, I i,r the tile of the osi ncrs All,l prop ictors l lderc C. Their Lordltin!.. after hearing the Colinicl on both ;ides, af firmed the feno.nce of the Coutt below. rnaller.—This, a FrenCh chip, fornillted woh A letter t.t mAlgnc, and laden ith Ac at g"of c , frec, ur.tl +On r article, Wab c.ipttirtd on the of NOV. I 7 9 ",, Ler V,,V• age fry 11l the hie to bour.if Aux, by iiii Majcity's Lip the flou. R. Stt p ford,Ar.d n.tiorcAde, C,L,LnAti.' and brouktit to Pt , ' In dLia r.,!e. that the Judge tit tlie 1411 :...t•iirt of Ad— tfrlTOled the (hip 311,1 • As pi ic, Io: p or. the ,citivcd n as to head rn• ~e~rc.i V captoll. Lui4l. cad y L.• (hips pronounced, that the above !hip in cineflion was a private fhip tit war, or privateer, and that there were at the time of the capture 67 men on board. The Franklin, Secgebarth, owner.... This fhip failing tinder Pt u film colours, laden with a cargo of hemp, iron, and other articles, was cap. ured,and the anal proceedings inflituted in the High Court of Admiralty, where both Ihip and cargo were c.mdemned. Their Lorilthips in this cafe affirmed the lenience of the Court below. Adjourned to Thurfday next. OLD BAILEY. FORGTRIII3.—On Saturday Ann Hayner and Sarak Ifibiley were capitally indie.led for forging and uttering a Barik Note for the payment of 21. with intent to defraud James Cawdor and others. The prifoners, who aged in confederacy, uttered feveral forged notes at the houfes of different tradefmen, and gate falle places of abode. On the zBth of February — they went to the fhop of Mrs. Cawdor, grocer, Bloomfbury, bought various articles, and prefented a two pound note in payment. Mrs. Cawdor, fufpeeling the fame to he a bad one, gave it her hufband, who carried it to a neighbour, and difcnvered it was forged. On its being brought back, the pr if ine: Whiley, whofe real name is Fofs, faid the took it in change for a 51. note at a checfemonger's in Brewer-Circe!, where the had bought frame pork and other articles, and left her addrefs, No. 3, Charlton-place, Somer's Town.— Mr. Caw dor, after refilling to give the nose up, made enquiry about the prifoners, and found out that th e y had been palling forged notes at feveral fhopketpers. Information was therefore given to the Magiiirates, and the prifoners were traced to Soma's Town, where they were apprehended. Thirty fie pounds were found on Whiley in good notes, and Haynes had alto I four or live pound, in !liver and gold The faasne ceffary to prove the littering were fully fubtlantiated, and the Jury found both prifoners Guilu—Dratb. Whitey was a decent looking middle aged woman, the mother of an infant. Henry Fofe, the hufband crWhiley, alias Fors, pre vinnfly conrAed, was indift.!d for felontnuily having in his pofl4,lan fcrged Batdr. Nctes, contrat y to the Statute. it appeared in evidence, that in cenfequeuce of information received at the Bank, officers were fent to the ptilnner's houfe, a chandler's (hop, in White Horie-alley,Cnw-cra:. Above•flairs they found the prifoner's waif coat, in the pocket of which was a forged 21. note ; the pi ifoner was not then at home, but came in while the fearch was making, and being apprehended, he recruited to have the numbers of feveral good notes which had silo been found, to the amonnt of 331. It was then difcovered he had com-4 munication with Mrs. Simpf:,n, who lived in Fetter lane, and had occafionally been employed to attend the prifoner's (hop in the abfence of his wife, when taken into cullody : to her houfe the officers there fore went, and upon fearching her drawers, they found an Ode, written by Peter Pindar, in which were wrapped up fifteen notes, all forged, and exatt- Ily like the one previnufly found. Mrs. Simpf. - .n pre tended to have tv. knowledge of them, and laid the parcel had been given her by the prifoner to takecare of as lace. She had never opened it, and was ignorant of the contents : the prifoner, on being taken to Bow fireet, was interrogated by Mr. Fteil.field, Bank So. licitor, where he endeavoured to account for the note found in his poifeffinn. by laying he had it from a glaii-cutter's boy, who lived in the neighbourhood of his (hop, and ufed ocrafi: rally to come for beer, Scc. He difclaimcd any knowledge of Mr,. Simplon, or that he had ever given her any notes to keep ; the evidence. however, pr.-.vtd his having been at her houfe, and the faet being istherwife clearly brought home to the prifoner. the Jui c y found him Guilty.— Tranjportaliew. .Thomas Edwards, a decent looking young man, was indiacii f r 10:ging and uttering a 21. Bank note, with intent to &hand Marfball Spinks. The Prifoner, who is a bright engraver, refiding in Charter-honk lane, on the 23th of February lift went into the (bop of Mr. Spinks, a pawnbroker in Barbican, kft 3s. as part of payment for a gold feat ticketed in the window one guinea, and fhortly after . . returned with a 21. note, which, on being prefented in payment Gtr the fvtl, WAS fufnetted by the (hop man to he a forged oar ; the Prifoner was therefore dked where he got i:, and lovcral other queltions, dorirg• which he went out of the Chop: inquiry being madc at Ole Rank, the Forme' y was afcertained, and the Pti!(11:f•T %%A% taken heron: the Bank Solicitor, to whom he noted that he had received the note and five othrrs from a . I:.‘v, of whom he had bought lom Cot in exchange for a tel. nt, : the notes he had taken were paffed to different tadctplcn, n.tmcly, or.e u, Jc;-,kinfm, a pawnbr.ker in Red crofs.fireei, tome filvcr boxes; one at a pork.fhop in Fleet-marks: ; one at a pawithro• kw'. in Shoreditch ; one to a Mr. Th•irney, another to a firacmaker in Holb n, and, finally, the one for ultich the Prifoner 11,.nd indiacd, In Mr. Spinks.— Upon trt•ering each ^f the notes, the Prifoner gave his name and iris pi.ice of abode, and from the ch,lrac!ter given him by a great many refpcetab't Vitr.elfe.., the Pity Wet : indices! to believe the pro. babiii:y his it:acme:lt, and acquitted him. sere alt . () eonvi‘'.led of felonies, viz. Mary Iklayties, for Reading a fiver watch, the ;no vo!), of J. Holt ; T. P.:..key, Inc healing a piece of Porthind itnre, the per ;•eity of W. Mennoll ; Sarah fGr Ilca! r.. 3„ lice pes‘ter puts, the property of F. Matilfi n , J t'Atc, for tlealing a jacket, the propcity of K. SLntnt ; aria Strait Neal, for tlealing two ;liver tptxtrts, the property of J. Brewer. seas conviacd of a mifdemeanor, in uttering a C. tiiircifeit finning. by," cr,;.• Goltain, a clerk is the hr tife of and Ca. cotntaelors i n t h e s ua nd, \CAS vrrl si bCchiing teeral films if money, the •, property • r..bove firm. The Priloncr, who Litt the ledger, and was never dircEl::d to tolled Any &tits, culled on Mr. Baynes, tiliacciinitf, in Aldei (tree, and recrired 161. 9s. tor corn pus tiir Proft..-!,:nrs. Shortly alter the hooks ' examined a M.:livery enure t, and tl.r. Prifoner tActi into etritudy endeavoured to destroy him• The Jury found him—Guilty., 1;'. an attorney, A.A. indieled for per juiy, be:r.g fullantiated, he %%•l. 0:1 1 av a french Emigrant was capitally clltt o onnatur.il clime. A great nombo of ! , Z: 411 t. 0: tI, firth rank, and of both fetes, %etc c.i: C,-tak t 5 hit cli4r.i&r. POLICE, &c. PUBLIC OrrICE,Q . LJEFN-SQlJARll. — Satarday.7o Bl a Whiting was charged with murdering his wife, by Mr.• Rs Dk, of Parliament fireet, who Rated, that he faw hackney coach draw up oppothe to Privy Gardens,and two men take nut Come perfon and convey it through a breach in the wall into Privy Gardens, whichtrin duced him to fellow. He law four or five men (land ing together, and a woman lying on the ground, ap parently in a dying (late; and that when he alked the caufe of all this, he was anfwered by the pi ifoner Whiting that the was a drunken woman. James Gilmore, a confiable, dated his finding this unhappy woman in the agonies of death, when he tent for a furgeon, who pronounced the poor woman pall re covery. When the cafe came before the Coroner, the Jury brought in a verdiel—Died a natural Death," but that Jothna Whiting, the reputed hufband, aeled with great inhumanity towards the deceafed ;" he was therefore ordered to be kept in cu(lody, in order that a further enquiry might be made into the cafe, even upon a common affattlt. On Friday morning about ten o'clock, a fhocking accident happened in Hyde Park. A gentleman's fervant exercifing his mailer's both, with a fword by his fide, for the purpnfe of breaking him into the mi litary e xercife, his mailer belonging to the Weflmin fier Cavalry, and when he was going upon a full charge, and flourillting his fword about, the horfe took fright and run away with him, and fell near Cumberland gate, by which his back was broke, and both the rider's legs. . _ Mils S. a lady of confiderahle property and noto riety in the county of Durham, has been committed to the county gaol, charged with having Ilolen a checked apron from an innkeeper's wife in Claypath. j On the 7th ina. Jolin Simplon was executed at Staf ford, according to his fentence at the late affixes, for uttering a forged bill. This unfortunate man was about 35 years of age, and of very gentlemanly ap pearance. .Snme time ago he lived in peat Ilile in the neighbourhood of Worcelter, and it is laid he ferved as an officer in the army feveral years. On Friday fe'nnight Richard Booth and Jw.hn Par ker, for borfe (leafing, were executed on the gallows near Derby, pnrfuant to their fentences at the late affixes. . Parker appeared very penitent and was much affected ; but Booth exhibited in his cnndutt at the place of execution, the molt hardened depra vity. Ssnuerime.—On the 30 ult. a writ of inquiry was brought before the Sheriff of Lancafhire, in or• der to award damages in a caufe wherein the defen dant had fuffered judgment to go by default. The plaintiff was a refpettable manufaturer at Bolton-le- Moors, father of five daughters, the eldeff of whom, aged 20, had been (educed by his principal clerk, the defendant, 4? years of age, a married man, and father of two children. The plaintiff - had yeribitted his daughter to aflull in the courting houfe, where the defendant took advantage of the opportunity of (educing her, and flue was delivered of a child in November lak. The damages were laid at roool. and the jury awarded the plaintiff 5001. At the Vice Warden's Court, held at Truro on Wednefday, the 4th inftant, came on to be braid the caufe between Mils ANNA MARIA HUNT and the Adventurers in Tin Croft Mine. As this caufe has excited much interelt among Miners we (hall give a brief hillory of the circumflances in which it originated. The set under which the Adventurers in Tin Croft had long worked the Minesbeing about to expire, they applied to Mils HUNT (the lastly of the Manor) for a new let. Mitt. H. was willing to grant the Adventurers a new felon certain conditiont: with which the majority of the Adventurers would, not comply ; and in confequence nn new fct has been granted. The old fct not having yet expired, Tin: H. petitioned the Court that it might be declared void, and that the might re-enter and poffers the mine, on the grounds that the adventurers had, for fix months pail, negleilled to work the mine effenu ally, and thereby forfeited their tight to hold the fame. It having appeared in evidence that the agent for the petitioner had, cubfequently to the alleclged forte:tore, received the does on certain ores rcifed from the mine, this circumllance was confidcred be the Court as fatal to the petition, on a principle of the law of ejeament, u. that the acceptance of rent, after notice ist forfeiture incurred, operates as a waiver of such fotleituie." The petition was confeqtaaitly I difmiffcd. His worship the Vice• Warden at the fame t time recommended a compromite between the patties and tendered his good offices, in his private capacity, as a mediator. On Monday next, the third and halt State Lottery for ttic3, wiii begin drawing. The Scheme abounds in Capitals, and is more replete w ith nixes in gene• ral then either of the preceding, yet the, Tickets and Shares are not high in proportion, and are felling at the lowell prices in a great vaiiety of choice and feleft Numbers, at the truly fortunate Licenled State Lottery Office of Metirs. J. Join:sort and Co. No. 3, Pope's He rd Alley, Corrhtil, London, where for mare than thirty yeart the Its nut ices of F.srtune have continually tet.:ted with unprceedeitord toeccfs. 1111:Tliti. At NattinLham, the Lady of Im avnal t•C.-1-nel Cord,n, of the a)dh It drigoem., o f a fl,Ttitt r. z-mnd.y t , I.i. hau:a. m Ihker.anct, lady at Beaty I awectt, 1. 1, 1 al a 1111.11. , 111TI-rcll re, the ....... At Bigrar tti.ture, Mts. J..nt t I orreittrr. toe P cr. Mt. William 1:.U..n, Afi:aticr of Liggar. On Suntl.iy Rut 1,11,1.4 of Lorg Lard., Kr nt, it his loth yc.a. fordthir urday laft, Jorioa rickcrfzin, 1 of Srour Oak, 11 rt Po. WI au7ll: l'fq. 011 C of the Shtrit!, Per. of nt o,e l'ltt I IlitA al 11=crtalu Al fide hop, tnt c•I N's ek'aatcd ce•t! 1 _ad P. t• • Mr. OW •;t 1 !..•••rrn• t!1 hod. :::r : St tin. nn C of w.• 11 IP. tllllt,, and OA Mr. I).,f.mr i.r ,vl.ll , At CV, 1 2 . t:t. , l !II 1.• • 111 .1 I.;. .Ir. 11. h., G, to 1.; y. Jr. r I 11,, , 11 ••• 1 1, it of Niat tau .141,...f WANT'S a fitoation. a Yonng Man. al.rnt 26 yam of age, as Coachman Or Groom in a Family ; bat no objection to travel; can have a good ebanteer from the place be now lives in.—Letters addrafaL i ppit P. to R. B. at Mr. Fors's, No. 3, Denzell-ftreet, Claremaarket, will be in.suedbtely aatcud ed to. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. Dr. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. TO obviate the impolitions which have long been praffiffed in regard to this Medicine, a (mall attention only is requillte ; for as by favour of the Commiffioners of the Stamp Office, ft-pantie Plates have been prepared for Alit. Newbery's tale. with his name engraved in the Stamps, the imitation of wide!' would be a capital offence, the genuine Preparation may now be readily. aferwained ; it is therefore recommended to panekafers not to open any box in future. unkfe they obliave die words. F. Newbery, No. ey, St. Paul's," printed on the Ramp. The fuperiur excellence of theft Pills in Rheumatifina and Colds. as well as in other Cumplatate to which the human frame is liabba horn the vleiffitudes of our climate, is univetfally aeknowledge4 They are admirably calculated for Bilious, and other Offorders d the Stomach and Bowels; for Head-Ache ocesfionod by I:itlig,iv tioa ; and for preventing Palfies and Apotilesles, fu often tin: fequence of tree living. Recourfe Ihould be bad to them ati-t every excels, and upon every flight indifpofition; and thew thi:e well known charadteriftic of promoting sgevity Will be train= tained; for, by afillting Nature in the due difeharge of the animal fur.Elions, and by keeping the Confiltution, as it were, in torn, tinual repair, they preferve the body in health and vigour, and prevent Etyma:ere decay. They require uo particular confinement, nor attention to diet. • They arc fold only by F. Nevra a r and Sons, at the Warebottfu for Dr. James's Powder, Nu. 45, b.. few doors From C'hcapfule, London ; and at Dr. J.inics'a Site Houfc in Bruton-ftreet; In boxes, price 45.6 d. each, Ramp included; or the quantity of fit la one large boa 101' 11.45. ANTI-IMPETICINES. ° I 'HOSE Petfons who have unfortunately made ufe .a. ad that daigermas Mineral M,rcory, would do well to wades the conhouences Adore it Is too late, an.l retort to thi.f, Medicines of ittslatilh , d crh brity anti chat:der for a permanestiefidradiced Cure, and thereby eltahlifh ti. Ir health, the na.,tt wadeable of aK Jewels. upon the in S. in and lOU g Tit= Anti- Impetigioes b•ine founded cri a cbenrcal anti pllfldtpblellbady troves of the hieheft utility in all cafes cr: depraved balk with &ethos of the Stint' h. nee its efli , aey in esfes of Scurvy, Scro+ luta or Lepro.y, as w.Il as in the c..l.llanied Luta • and hence. lie it. fanatlve peAsta, it eipils the Virus coot A' ti e Syttem, ands, restores it to Con vilefeence. In korbutle I.:01,1031nm, Lucy, . m.sicury, Antimony, and Aciu.tfortis, have been reenauheaded and tried, bit they have redu:ed the Patients who have made aft of them to the molt deplorable State. and have left Cue. pia nts which the 'kill and Abi:itirs of the MB Phyficians have Wen unable ti cope with. Thole Dtforekrs Sy before the Sired. tr . the Anti-Impcialnes prepared by Dr. Solomon. of Lt. which reltures Nature to her prittlec &ate in the mat tea Manner Manner even when Salivation has failed, and leave) the wield* Front fiqn and healthful. The limner - 4s and re p:aside Sight tures which have ap..:eared in ou, Paper wld fpe...k more than ail kreorniunis we can bellow upon It. Plc pared by Dr. 'gnomon, Livt rpool, In los. lid end 335. Det. tics . • the latter contain four of the former, by which the Pat'- chafer lave' 9s. Every genuine Bottle kas a Seamy, wMsb beans the Proprittor's Name and Addras. " Sarni. Sukosima, Diem. pool," t • trill:ate which I. fitly. N. it. I ke Pottage of all Letters to the Doctor nina be paid. anti 102.6 d. as a Yee enckfed for Advise. ri-.IJ at his Warehosife. No. 6, Coder-. ftreet, Dublin ; and by hia appu3itinciat. by J. Mathews, No. 8, Strand, •Al Dicey and Cu. Cow Church-yaid, LoITILO Smith, Salter, Hufband, and alder, edlnhurgb; M'Uonald, °lava ; and by all Medicine Venders it) every Market Town to Great Britain, Ireland, and Atm rica. _TAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and been I I gratified by the molt confider - able praetice in that branch which 1 thought groper toteled, I truft that 1 have not more mif employed my time than thofe wbu. in the catenfiw facia of the pro:idiom arc occ.afionally Immerfeit i•I uncertainty, and canine alwavv attain 'bat fiecefs which is acquired by concentrating the intelleCtual 4/01NOT to nric data of difurilerc . _ . The dir. ai..l of DEWLITY arc peculiarly diftreffing. for their bring with • t.em a train of concomitant fymptoms, and, lry a dr pi cilion id all vital energy, eaiftence itfelf berornen I,l' hi ;Inc root the prevalence of ill example, the deltrua. tive bald' s fel,ool hoyc, or the indulgence, of maturity, they re quire the Mott allidu proteffional ; hut by the igitorartm of uneducated men, the lymptumaare aggravated, and the canal. titian to deltroyed. As a MEATBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE tir SURGEONS, I ground my pretenGunc on rogulariti; of education; and pollefUng every privilege is practice, I fed rnyl,lf entitled to that eonliaience with which I have hitherto hew hill:a..rail, Manicured. In the licit (ciliation. of lot al ne,liciefs, tail) . - application wig precept the calamity of a drhildated /came; hut ...le re the Cul len,. Iron a coacioufnefa of the tiltill3OlinCfl of the vire which eaufed his misfortinc. is fe:,rful of the contenipt or oenfore d bla family phyfielan, and broods over ht, infirmity with careful can eralinrilt, it mull he fatiiladory fur him to he allured Out °nivel capability of treattnent, but afro of the moll inviolahk Gvreey. And in rrrent Venereal Complaints It is pclLble to prevent pais. danger or di:trete ;•in the moll compLeated cafes it is the acquire nor of excitifive experience in this line to dteCt a fate. certain; and frecdy I r the advantage 01 this experience to thole of either fen lab. are .tlEicted with any hind of DEBILITY, of any fyinvtonis sit F N bit LA i. IN hEC ['ION, and in ell cafes the terms of TC11611.. nerati NI ;re 11,tiod on the frit interview. P.n.< risin the country are capeEled to Weide nßank cote, sod are r- quilled to fpecify their age and manner of living. MARTIN BREE, Vemt.er of the Royal College of Surgeons In London. No 2q, Arandel.tlrect, Strand, neat Temple Bar. TO THOMAS l'A I.OR Esq . , DEAR SIR, N. 9, Bridge-Ilreet, Londnn. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inforat v.O of. tLc very girl: and rxtraordin.ry Cure I have rtt, ivrd i•.O- 1.1•.\K L'a PATENT tw. years 3 ; •o I w.., attacked with a VC NE lICA ihts• OP IS T. tree.: rat It, r tar Come time, but the DS tje at leyrtla spreading all over lac Lhaly, I was obligoci to apply to the molt eminent of :he Faculty, but tlieir afGflance affmdedl ten.porary r, went through vatioua Courier of Cm, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a roictnii. ri.s th.c spread all over my limbs, rep ,i,,,,1 to a complete Object, G. that my friends defpaireal of n d r.covrry. When hrought to t Ida fittaaUott, I erseGderrd death 2./ illCSirahle, but a relation amine commenting upon the many CaSess ,a which yotr Fad fuceectled, I was inducroto try a bus of which rather rrllt.vcd n e, add !I.'', y ,r two „ r tierce 31,1 !OilllWifir your Dir. 3 e‘p - 1 molt onacemonable k . - lacation from the ,e , r , I am a.m., thank riots. perfeclly recort Ira n tlk ioo, out Unily not but one in-de ban, whiala k ra wiou. to take, will eltAl.iini my its erZIS,II Oh the moll li-anfelt erati•ude that i fail. ribe ntyfelf, o-r rcd.c:,,ildi!ed humble: Pt Le-soar lbark.•^, istur . hcflar, July t, Rest. P. N. 1 ..r the plil , l7r I•oti,l , t I do not al to the above h-Ing publillico, tut leave you to ad as your own bettor judonect Prcrlr-cl So: i LT thr Sole Prot, ittor,TROMAt Tt , r mac. Nl, n ,!„ ; R, , •, of Sorg. +, Lortt.loo, at . No 9, re, cJicr a ctsofttur r.l. . • t. of no :t . n • 'JO •: • ,rt,o, AprAeli , c rtrtomlAtlT dlr,c: •,: • I the Vc.Er. 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