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LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, APRIL 27. DBARIN V. ItiLtY. This was an anion to recover a compenfatinn in damages for breach of promife of marriage, the Defendant having broken fuch promife by marrying another woman. Mr. Serjeant COMM, in his opening, Rated that the Plaintiff, Mrs. Deakin, was a refpedable wo man, refiding in Birmingham, the widow of a man who long bore an excellent charader, while employ ed as a guard to the Shrewfbnry mail-coach. The Defendant carried on the hufinefs of a cabinet. maker and upholfterer in the fame place, and fre quently suited at Mrs. Deakin's houfe after the death of her hufband. In the courfe of Inch vifits he pre tended to feel an attachment, and propofed marriage. Mrs. Deakin had no children, and there was hut little difference between her age and Riley's, who was about twenty-feven. As the polfeffed fome pro perty, he advifed her to add it to what he had, and with the whole he would carry on the upholftery tufinefs to their mutual advantage. Mrs. Deakin, who took frame time to confider of his offer, faid (be had no nbjedion to comply, and if he really was ferious, (he would make application to her trnftee to regulate and difpofe of her property, fo that they might at together. An agreement being made to that draft, they commenced living together as man and wife; her goods were fold, the money was given to the defendant, and the marriage ceremony was only pretreated in confentienee of his afferting that a temporary inconvenience prevented him from immediately making the affair known to his family. It was neceffary (the Learned Counfel obferved) to pence, as this part of the Plaintiff's character would Ito cenfured by the Counfel concluding the defence ; if, however, fhe was blameable in too eafily fob. slitting to live with the Defendant, her character. before the became conflated with him, was as fair as any woman's could be. After the defendant bad lived with her fame time, the became pregnant, and in that fiination he left her, on finding he could marry to more advantage. The promife of marriage would be proved by evidence ; alio that the unfor tunate woman's property had been fold, with other fads, upon which the Jury could apt fan to give their verdict for the plaintiff. Richard Harrifon being s talled, faid, he was a bair.dreffer at Birmingham; he knew Mrs. Dea kin,s bulband—be was guard to the Shrewfbury Stull. and bad a houfe by the Dog Inn, Binning. ham, where Mrs. Deakin became a widow on the tath of May,. am About the latter end of An sa, tit the beginning of September, in the fame year, the defendant, Jofeph Riley, came to withers, and eked to (peak with him, before Mrs. Deakin, *Udine o'clock that afternoon, at her houfe; be Ecordingly went, and Riley faid to him, in the rtilrof Mrs. Deakin, s , Do you know I am go oct marry Mrs. Deakin ?" Witaefs (aid, he did not. Racy replied, lam going to marry her. and will marry her." Winters atked, when they would Slurry, Riley (aid, that on account of a difference between him and his finer, who was averfe to the snatch, he could not marry then, but would in a Bunt time. A converfation then took place refpee• log Mrs. Deakin's property. She had a houfe well furnithed ; and it was propofed to witnefs, who was Meet of her property, that the furniture, lice. Ihonld be immediately fold, and the money given to Riley 'to pot into trade; the goods were accordingly (old by Mr. Smith, an auctioneer, and the money procured in confainence amounted to 171. The linan and china of Mrs. Deakin were all the had left, and Riley had expreffed the greattft hurry to have the things difpofed of. Shortly after, witnefs received Mrs. Deakin into his houfe. She teas then with child, and remained with him during her lying-in.— Jitney tiled to vifit her, and the child, by his order, nes chtillened at St. Philip's church. The nurfe em alto paid by him till after Chrifimas, about which time Riley was married to Mifs Jane Evans, whom witnefs defcribed to be a rid; broker's daughter, of Worcelter•areet, Birmingham. Mrs. Deakin being deprived of her houfe and goods, went to live as fer vent with a lady named Weady, afterwards to the Dog tavern in Spiceallftreet, where (he lived when the defendant Int became acquainted with her, and, finally, lodged in the honk of a married man named Palmer, in which &nations the witnefs had no opportuntty of ohkrving any improper behaviour on her part. On crofs-examination, witnefs laid the child was born in April 5803, and that Mrs. Deakin was fituated in a profitable employment at the Dog tavern, whtn her hufband died, in May, s Bos. This was the only evidence adduced. Mr. Serjeant Beer, in behalf of the defendant, contended, that the charader of the Plaintiff ought to prevent the Jury from giving credit to the cafe as made out; it was only Supported by one witnefs, brought ssc) miles from the country. The caufe might have been tried in Warwickfhire, if the party bringing the action had not been afraid of being known to the Jury a% a perfon of bad character. The condud of the Plaintiff, in forming the con nation flue had &Ate, within a month after the death of her hulhand, ought to imprefs upon the Jury, that the was not entitlecbto bring the prefent anion ; and, if they flinuld he inclined to give a vet. did to the plain:iff, the damages could not be too trivial. witneffes were called for the Defendant. Mr. Juflice Rolls r fu:T.nied up -the evidence, and laid he was difpofed to exprefs a fentitnent, which he had early imbibed, ref - pc:tiny cruces fimilar to the prefent, namely, that the In in who inttigues for money is guilty of an offey:e. Th^ de fendant had taken the plainti!l'i. pr.( petty, and there by prevented her from procuring her Evetilio•id in the fame decent manner in •%.!..ch fa, lived ashen he fait knew her. It was a deliberate and iinmimiy part, to reduce a woman to the f.tilation in which the plain tiff flood. 'nitre was Ilt,titing in her condo.? to Ler difcredit, cleept the grotinds on which the aiftion was brought; and if the pity believed the witnt.i., who had coadueed himfeli prrperly, and told a prtb.thic Rory, they snuff find a verdiq I , w the Plaintiff. and give her foch damages as they thought adequate to the injury ( he had fu gained. k The Jury, after a (bout deliberation, found for tl.c Plaintiff--datnagcs i;cl. COURT OF PING'. RENCK APRIL 27. Mr. ERSKINE moved for a writ of Certioraii, tol remove a Bill of Indillment, found in the county of, Middlefex, into that Court. The indiement, he Paid, charged three Gentlemen of the molt refpeet able confideration, Nlcffis. Sanforn, Blake, and Pof tlethwaite, bankers, of Lombard-ltreet, with the crime of perjury. The affigrartent of perjury originated, in an affidavit fworn before a Matter in Chancery, refilling the allowance of a bankrupt's certificate.— His ground for moving the Court was„ that a Spe cial Jut y could not be obtained at the SetTions without delay, and that the bankrupt himfelf, Nathaniel Tanner, was the prbfccutor, and might be fuppofed to embark more of his paffiuns in the caufe than belonged to it. The Court afked Mr. Er(kine if he could Rate the precife allegations of perjury; he replied, that his clients had not furnifhed him with them, upon which their Lordthips requefled Le would obtain them, and mention it again to the Court the next day. 111./RDON, ONE OF THE •TTORNIES, V. DAVENPORT SIDLEY. Mr. Guys s moved for a conditional Rulr againn the Plaintiff in this cafe, who, as WAS dated in the Defendant's affidavit, had him arrelled for bilfinefs alledged to be done for him previous to the date of a receipt in full of all demands and claims whatfoever ; a receipt which, Mr. Gibbs obferved, was very impro vident of the Plaintiff to have paired, if at the time he meditated the condua he haslince purfued.—Rule Nifi granted. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. MADDtNGTON CLUB MEETING, Aran 25. (T 'I rCIICSTEIL cotton.) Mr. Bigg's Runaway, by Etcape, agli Mr. Mills's Magpie, won by Pot Sn's, git. each, the tall three quarters of a mile.—toogs. A Sweepnakes of togs. each —Two miles, King's Plate Weights; 4 yr olds, toll. 41b. 5 yr olds, t 61b. 6yr olds, t zit. and aged, s zit. alb. Mares . and Geldings allowed 31b. Mr._Bines Pecen!s, 6 yrs - Sir K tippineott's Paniados, aged a Mr. Mills's b. e. Rzning by Podia's, 4 yrs old 3 A Sweeptlakes of sgs. each, and wogs added by the Club, for holies that never won a hundred at any one .time; four miles.-4 yr olds, 90. I 21b. syr olds, t t ft. 6 yr olds, t tR. 81b. and aged s IQ. !nib. Horfes that never won any thing, allowed 41b. — Mares and Geldings allowed 31b. Mr. Mild names Cot ltioikote's Wheat-ear, 4 yrs old Mr. Staepook's Hard Bargain, 4 yr; old, • - a Major R. Pisot's Black Dlek. aged 3 A Sweepitakes of t ags. each, and sogs. added by the Club, for Horfes that never won before the day of naming, carrying I t ft. 71b. each ; two mile heats. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. Mr. Starpoole names Col. Klottkore's br.h. by Tamerlane 3 Lord Graves's hr.& Placer, yrs.old a 2 2 Mr. Mills's gr. g. Maple, by Potgo's, 6 yrs old s 3 dr Mr. Germain rode the winner every race. EXTZ•911.1101 ARV STORTINO.—On Friday the aoth infant, a match was made between Mr. M. Nexsos's don mare, and Mr. H. Soma swae's roan gelding, for 200 guineas, p. p. to run the Left four miles upon the Market Weighton road, from the George Inn, Coney-ftreet, York, and to ftart precifely at three o'clock the next morning. The Gentlemen and hones left Hull the fame evening at t i o'clock, and arrived in time at the George Inn (a diftance of about 40 miles) to (Tart at the hour above mentioned. Won by the former. Rode by the owners, and performed in to minutes. The odds three to two on the mare. LONDON MARKETS: CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, APRIL s 7• We bad to-day but a middling quantity of Wheat, the brit qua lity fetches a (mall advance, but other forty continue to go off flow. ...There Is but little Barley, Mitch Is not dearer.--111sit Is as our left. Peak lime rather trotter fele, Pearls 441. and good old Beans art dearer. There Is • good fupply of Oats, with feveral cargoes of foreign, but they bare mperimeal little variatiouy--Flour as out left, and plentiful. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER Wheat, al. 354. 53L per qr. White Peak, 365. 424. ed. Fine Ditto, 341. 365, 6d. BOUM 313. 381. rd. Rye, ass. Qs. Tick Ditto 271 341- StritY.Sts. 265. od. Oats. im.sor. Mak, Sea. 37a. od. Poland ditto. Ls% 255. ed. Rape Seed, 361. to 401. pee left. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fie Floor aes to ass. Seconds 335. in Ors. per fack. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bap 51 5. in 61 6sl Pockets 51 tts to 71 co PRICE of HAY AM io S 7 lll rm Fl ELD. Meadow Hay, per Load, - 41. iss. to 31. 3s. Clover • - 41. tot. to 31. let. Straw, per Load - al. ins. to al 1 Ss. SMITHFIELD, April 17. To fink the offal ---per (Moe of Db. Beef 41 4 5 to Ss 44 I Vest 43 4 4 to 5 , 24 Mutton 41 84 . to 5s . Bd_Pork . 34 46 to 4 1 44 -- Lamb 61 tid to 81 od7 NOM ATE and I.FADENHALL, April 27. Pet Rove of 81b. by the Larcafe. Bed 31 4d to pEd IVeal 31 44 to ti ed Mutton 36 Ed to 41 Ed Pork 3s 44 to Ss 4 , 1 l.mA is ed to 76 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 4s ad Town . 1 allow 711 od to os Clare Market 4s 311 Ruflia snto lean.) ;is od to os %l'hitechapet ?starker Roflis ditto (foe+) 69s od to os (Per (lone of 1116.) 4. Id Melted Stsdf 56s od to 571 --- Ditto rough 4-s od to os it, 64 GIT.MrS ales Average Price 4s ad Good Drers risto Os Yellow Soap, 4os. to oe—Mott led , 88, —Curd. 975. Prke of Candles per dozen, t n. las. CI MARRIFIL At Cork, Penis Mnylan, F.fq. ot th.t city, werchant, to Mirs Carry, daughter of 'thumb Carey, EN. M. 1). At Irak, William Abbot, Efq. ef ITrblin , to V lip Juurneani, daughter of the late Francis Journeaus, Frt.,. Judge Advocate ot jerf,.y. and fitter to John J.iurncau , Erg. Cork. At Shinto..., ou the 9th Intl. John Mattiefon, of Attadale. Ttq. to Mir. Margarst MsthLrots, eldeft daughter of Captain Donald Mathefon of st,kinarra. At aUtikol 1/11.0. .elv. et Stir 01, et here he , o 'tit for the recovery of Lis health h.(l. of Mall Hill. near Sur-let-Lind. ra Ond, Mil, de.:(l Pc. thr Rt.'s W.1133m (Itlpfn, A. M. the r many V. 0 4, .craphy. and t i pa.alite arts. Air, nn fraft Mire I dalle Cureningharn,datughtel Late S,r Cum . .. , th..na of Roller:Lind. "rperd Jame* Al.ler.rat S, d Ills remain, wire St. 'A:Abler , enftorr, wth ntil.tar7 hon., In the of hi. :CM( inle rn , :tfiertnt arme-s, he h td bt en In lama ei the E' I lc fervid under Wilf.arn V. Princt of Orange, :our ninths—Mara I ht c i . cluert , ul Hunrary. - now Kit% of Spat,i, :nefol.,-I.onis XV 11,11•Cft the• c years and nine onnotha—.l.•,ni• XVI. MN., f , ven e, • el. now , •—William V. Pr , :nit :al; .t 4n at Bait.an, 61 mon •vra enontim gi 6 yrars and Inc tumid. ; 4 . I !WM, thig iini Lfir. r..,-ri.cu Java. A L•!..-i.g.4.;;1c, Xl.taticlt 1 }~:+, A~ ECCLISTASTICAt PROMOTION , . - Lord Hawkedsory has appointed die Res. James Moore, T.L. Et. one of the Preachers of the Foundling Hapltal. to be his Lord fLip's Chaplain. On the isth init.. the Rev. William Clifton, Ream of Clifton, in the county of Nottingham and diocefe of York, was included by dlfpeofstiun Into the Rectory of Litlinguini, In the county and d!ocefe of Lincoln. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' At the York Hotel, in Dover, on Thuriday the grit of May, 1804. at deem o' Clock, • THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. aao Calks Red Wine, 19 Calks Verdigris. too Ditto Mufcadel. t Ditto Figs. 3 Ditto Oil. . . 9 Bales Tountefol Rags 119 Bales Almonds. 29 Cafes Scented Waters. 8 Cafes Wine. 3 Ditto Brandied Fruit. t Ditto Honey. . Part of the Cargo of the Danifts Ship Preyo.H.J. J.rdt, miner. taken on her Voyage from Cette to Amfterdarn and coodenined as Prize to His Majefty's Brigs, Vixen and Ceder. • Aifo by Virtue of a Consmilhon front the High Court of Admi ralty, directed to Samuel Latham, Efrp • 17 Blocks Veined Marble. t Bale &Blower. 5 Ditto Dove Ditto. 3 Cafks Orris Root. 1170 Marble Paving Stoner. it Cafes Manna. so Tons Marble Plaifttr. 12 Bales Nottgalls. i t Cafes Marble Slabs. rs Cafes Wine. 2 Copper Bricks. .1 Bag Bay Berries.- 39 Cara Oil. • .2 Bales CUOUItIiD Seed Part of the Cargo of the Daniik Brig Marla, Jurgen Spinder, Mailer, detained as Prize, on her Voyage from Leghorn us Ain fterdatn, by His Majelly's Brip Vilen.and Catgut. Alfn, In parfuanee of a Decree of the High Court of Admiralty, ilfUedto Cuairroen tit RO3IIBEOII, Efq. Door of Laws, add SAMUEL LATHAM, EN. OONE'BA RR ELCOCHINEAL. part of the Cargo of the Daolfh Brig Den Lykkelige, Huhn Nosuft, taken on her Voyage from Naples to Ainfterdain, by His Majefty's Sloop Jaloele, C. Strachey, Ll 4 Commander, and condear. :d to His Majeity. Alfo, in purfuanee of a Decree from the High Court of Admiralty, Blued to Chrift•pher Rohinfon, Efq. Doctor of Laws, and Sa muel Latham, Efq. ash Serena Sweet Almonds 7 %%MS GMT Sandarac. 44 Ditto Bluer Ditto. 15 Bales Pomegranate Peels. 56 Ditto GUMS Arabiek. a 6 Saone Fennel-Seed. 7 Ditto St. Cribbe, or %Volvo-B'4A Part of the Cargo of the Dania' Brig Speculation, detained as Prize, on her Voyage from Mogadore to A miterdatn.by His Ma jelly's Sloop Jalnufe, C. Strachey, EN. Commander, and condem ned to His Majefty. A BOUT Sixty-three Tons PORTLAND STONE in Blocker—Acid t French Clink. The Mods to be viewed Three Days before the Sale, and Ca talogues to ►e had by applying to LATHAM, RICE. AND CO• A CiRTAIN CURE FOR CORNS. INTALLIV-.E GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent REMEDY is fo certain of its Macy having neva failed, In a variety of Cafes, agrees, If it does not eradicate the Corn, rase and branch, TO to add, that it has infinitely the advantage of the nusiberlets ineffi cacious Ointments, Salves, du. as man, hundreds of andled per fon, can unify, among whom are Anne of the lirft ebanaen tins kingdom. Sold Wholefalc and Retail by T. Arta', No. I, Finch-lane, sear the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavißock ftreet ; Mr. Wiliam, No. 39, St. James's -Raft ; Mr. Hilder, No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Jeloult and Co . . No. tgo, Oeford-ftrect. M Briftol, by Mr. Bolen and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfellme Bitch, By Hazard, bookie:ller, and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Banter, South Bridge. Pertfea and Gapers, Mr. 'larding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mt. Jena ,tioisktdler, Portfmouth • Mr. Motley, book feller. And by melt of the Venders of Medicines in England. TO LADIES, MOTHERS, AND NURSES. MRS. RELFE refpeetfully recommends a Method which Ore has Invented to prevent the Diffacuhy and Pains oc eafinued by Suckling. This Invention has flood the trA of (eyeful years experience, is greatly approved by the molt eminent of the Faculty, and Cana lamed by Ladies of the higheft repeelabitity, who, from a defire.o communicate that cafe to others, which they them- Caves have happily expetieneed, permit Mrs. Rene, or her Agent, to make rife of their names to any Lady who applies. The application of Mrs. Relies Suckling Affiftant to the Becuft, removes every degree of Pain as the MU pales through it, and in the molt diflictit cafes enables the infant to lack with perfect cafe, a ff ording the higheß gratification to maternal feelings, he celebrated and eminent Doffior Underwood, Phyfician to the Princefs of Wales, In his Treatife on this rUbje. t, vol. Si. p. 8, lays, 0 The prefent day Is peculiarly favourable to Ladles deter mired upon this laudable attempt through the admirable difcovery of Mrs. Relic's Nipple Cafe, which Is an efficacious eutrtrivance, affifting the Infant to driw out the milk without trouble to Hell, or pain to the parent, however ill formed or tender the part nay be." Mrs. Rdfe al(o begs leave to inform the Ladies ' that Ste has appointed her Suckling Aililt .tnt to be fold at Ching and Butler's Medicinal Warehoufe, No. 4, Ch.apfide, corner of Paternofter row •. from whom Ladies in the country may be fuppliel on the fliorteft notice, by fending their orders (poft paid), with money Inclofed, or order on any honk In town. Price ais. each. Alto may be had Mrs.Relfc's celebrated NiPPLI. LINAMICNT, in boxes, at as. 3d. each. Dixon's Antibilious Pita. 6s. and 55.94. each. Butler's Reltorative Tooth Powder, uled by the %ran and Royal Family, as. 912. each. lrwine's Fruit Loscoges. to. 51. and r3til. Ching and Butler's Ginger Seeds, in Bottles, 20. 9d. Chiug's Patent Worm Lozenges, 56. 6J. and as. pd. Rev. ). Gamble's BMA Tea, ss. 6d. and as.erd. MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard. London, THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the, rim annexed, including the Stamp Unties ; a d as it is cradled, that from the ift of September, 1102, 'hr stamps fLould be applied to all Propnetary Medicines, as well for Faenga as for Home Confumptlon, and as a Cursfulcrable Addition is made to the Stamps on the Articles of higher Value, or there in Bulk, the Prices of Dr. James's Powder will be in future as. 9d. per l'acket, or IL sq. U. per Dosen; but the Quantity of a Dozen Packets Ina Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had foe 01. 4% A nd as by Favour of the Commifrioners of the Stamp Omct, Plates arc prepared for Mr.Newbery's leparate UP, with his Name engraved In each SLatsp, the Public will be care ful to obfcrve that the Weeds, " F. Newbery, No. fit. St. Paul's,' are printed In the Stamps of all his Moliciiies; and as it is pre fumed that this will be a fullicient Security againfl Couoterleits, his Signature on the Labels on Dr. Jiusses's Powder will be dlfcon tinued from henceforward. S'amps will he allowed gratis, as dual, to thofe who purchafe Half a Dozen nr more at a time, of the lower priced Articles. Dr. jitllCl . BUOVidet 1/ 94 Lozensres of Blois t 14 —••• a BOttic 14 0 Psuakc 9 'Find. of Buk 4 0 Anakptie Pills 4 6 Hurham's ditto 1 9 large 15. w 24 0 Englifh CoiLte 1 9 Dr. Stters'a Opodeldne a 6 Genuine A r-tietterade 8 6 Commit . ..in 0.1 a 6 Ornifktrk hltdiauic 8 6 ---•-.-- Catnnmile Drops I 9 liirlis'a Scots fills t 0 --- Paregoric Lo- ElTence of Peppermint s I zenrs - I t{ Grata'. Drops - a a Berry'. Billmis Pill. 4 6 Dr. linoper'. Pills I t Dr. Aultin'a Chalyneste Glafes hela.tnelia 3 6 Ditto - 4 0 Henry', ditto • a 6 Why's Carminative t 9 Norton', Drops 5 6 Diener of Coltstuut 3 6 Spilfliury', ditto 5 6 CrphS tic Snuff 0 9 Dr. Strillidtel Tel a 9 Mr Spence, Dentifrice 4 o Get nmigli'. •Find are I 1 i • LN. Ktsrrm tin- l tin-. 3 h 1..0:i.nc.s I i . B. stamps with Mr. Nr cutlery's Name art &Mixt' to the firf: twtnty Artirli • et..re in,nierated; and ait many percent, parti cular') ft iY cm. ati.l nurltiltucrs, !mute, he is u: der the nur flit yof idol "tit, that it i. at the k.alt Frit of St. I'aul's, ne arc!! in Uicatifilc, and h✓ it ha. a large wkitc atier-xil front , en Phial flirt:. woitl• arr in Icril•rd Tai •N‘f WA* 4.401 a( 'ea Ds. J.Kte. Nwotx TO Trlt LADIES. T'HE i i riconian •Fhtid, TwentprotlT Moth—, champs Rotor Cray Hair to any bade of Brown or Bled and fuck is its pertnareney, that neither 'Powder, Potriatutn, 'W4Osing, will remove it. It alto Rrengtheas the watt& prevents its falling off, and inereefrs the Grow* to a degree .1 Luxuriance that rivals every thing offered for fintilar purpoks. To convince the Public, any perfon fending a lock of Halr, putt paid, feakd at the end, foss to prevent impolitic°, ¶5ll Laic it returned, free of expenee,ekongesr to any bade 'hewn at the place bf fate.' It will he found equally Acidosis in changing thtnew grown heir upon Hurts' Knees, &c. • • Sold at Mr.. Golding's, se, Cotnhtll ; Mr. Overton's, 47, Nest. Bond-ft:ea; and Mr. Wright's, Wade's Pam.; Bath, in bottles of a is. each. AVING dedicated myfelf to the fludy, and been H gratified by the molt ennfiderstde pradice in that branch which I thought tropento feleft; I trait that I have not more Mil': employed my time than that who, In the Clatilfi•C field of the profetEnn, are Mcsilonally initherfed •In uneertainty, and onnot always attain that fuccels which Is acmdsed by commutating the latelledinal power to one els& of Warders. flesh/Cafes of DEBILITY are peculiarfy diftreMng, for the, bring wit them a train of coseutnitaut, Iymptoins, and, by a doe V=l. OH vital Carta. CLiftenCe Wel, becomes embittered."' theyarife from the prevalence gill example,the dettrur 'inhabits of feharoldmys, or the indulgences of maturity, they re; quire the molt Mrsduous profefGonal anil t hut by the ittioraliell of uneducated mm, the fymptoms are aggravated, and the amid mica is defiroyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL, COLLEGE J SURGEONS, I around my pretentious oo re;ti„ Tarity of edocadoo; and paffelfing every privilege to praCtice, I feel myfilf entitled to that confide** with which I have hitherto Irma kilbcrally lomounarL „ In the firit fenfationv .1 local weskoofs, oar*, .appliodno 'mew the calamity of a debilitated (runt; but where the fa , ferer, from a confcioufnefs of the unnusollods . of the vice which raided his misfortune, Is fearful of the cootempt or caifure of his family phyficiam and broods over bla Infirmity wish careful con es:downs. It mid be farlifaaory for him to be red nos only of capability of treatment, but alto of the maR inviolable fancy. And b rmentVeherealComplalotait is potlible so prevent pain, danger or diftnia ; hide poß Conv&mai cafes it Ii the enquire. 11103 t of mantises-pulsate In this hoe to elks% a fife, certain, and fpeedy re.ellablifitment. I oikr the advantage of thicesperiente to thefe of either let aim are aeldted wit:, any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptoms of VENBRILAL INFECTIQN, and in all cafes the terms of remu neration are Bated on the firft interview. Pada:min the country are elpedted to 'minks Bank note, awl are requited to fpecify their age and manner of living. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal College o( Eamon, In Landon. No sop, Arundel-ltrect, Strand, nem Temple B. VENEREAL BLINDNESS. To Mr. THOMAS TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, Now Bridge-anat. II /AR MR, Lo dap. IT is with the moil heartfelt fatisfaelion that I ad• drefs you on the incomparable etc:Bence of your invaluable Mehielne--LEAKE's PATENT PILLS.—In the fining of thin yaw I had the misfortune to contrat a Venereal Complaint, atten ded with the molt darning and dangerous imams in famish that I have been manned to my room for a whole week togisier. rand not able to Mr out of It: I had no rcrt night needay; as& haltered the rn-ft excruciating pain and torment, and what was au wife, way eyes grew weak and dins, fo that I could (cares leffthe any object, If ever to elate to me, and espeded nothing lets than the total lota of my Sgkt.. Nana Boat, healthy, and ra ther corpulent man, I breathe a mere holm, and an objedt ,qt pity and compallan,-.-My friends bad all given me over, and thought any recovery isopuffibk. In this dreadful Rae, acid ge peding every minute to be my Y@ in this world. , was forth panty recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but ' having tried all medical aid to no purple, and been at an enormous cape:ice, It was tome time before I could be preraikd co to tabs them; at laft . 1 rent for fix boxes, and before I had taken dual all, Hound ardiderable benefit ; my pains gradually docresibk and my eyeright grew baer, and to the great furriers andinhie nikaent id all my friends, (after taking three boxes mere),my health and Menet was pettedly rellored,and I am n ow, (thanks to my GOD and your invaluable Medicines), as well 'oil hearty as ever I was in my Ilk. You' obliged humble fervent, High-ttreet, Birmingbarn; Novembr a , x 799. R. L.LEIGH. The above Medicine Is carneftly recommended to all parka that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Vence real Affection, particularly to thole a' oat altering their condition In Ufe, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nacre, pt however long handing, -ir however dirgu Ted undertbe appearance of other diforders it may he for Scorbutic, Glandotar, and Cuta neous Complaints it is all., recommended to be taken, erpedally In the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Prepared and fold by the role Propr'etor, THOMAS Tastcia. Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at kis beak, No. 9, New Bridge-Meet, where he will give Advice, without Fee, to Perron, taking thcfe Pills, and will anfwer Patients Loi ters, if polt paid, on the famorternes, Waving in all earns xis molt inviolable fancy, no Perron 's Dame or cafe having beat mentioned, but at their own ; animist rtqueft, by the Proaletir. • using the ware of more than 3 t years. that bebas had the tea dud (Wan extcofive Pale of the above Medicine and the prarAcc shan't he: c from. They are alto fold by his appointment, at the Peribniefo, No. u, Sc. Alban's-hreet, Pall-mall ; Mr. Robertran's Toy-fhop,tdo. 103, Oxford-Brea; Mr. Steel's, 13ookfther, Ne t Union-row. Little Tower•hill ; and by one Perron in every cosidorable town in England, In Boxes at only as. pi. each readed op, with he and plain diredtans ' rHE BALM of GILEAD innantaneoufly relieves le Sperms in the fide, breath, and intettioes. &Like a geoid warmth, and prevents cramps and numbneto In or after bottling in fpring or tea water. Ladies of a cald acrid or bilious habit of bidy, affected with languor, head-acb, or byllerical affedlioes a Gentlemen from the EaR or Weft Indies; the Student from pub lic teminatim: people of Whim; ; the ftuillouo; perfons of a con fined and fedeotary Ilk ; as alto to Mote 'aided with nervous at,. feetions or debility originating from hat of climate or rekoation from Jenrette indiferetion, cannot have retourfe to a more fahrtary remedy, loccaufe it conches the blond without inflaming it; braces the nervous fyltem, kers and difuerdefis the trlft attend other Im portant organs, retain's obaructionts, and throws off Mfeld Ikon; humours, ltrengthens the gencrel habit, and brings back the mut eular fibres to their eatoral and healthy tone Reece its wonder ful foceefo in removing every fyroptum of weakncts, flatulence, palpitations, watchfulnets, dmwfincis of eating, timidity, flutes of heat sod cold, nombnefs, glddinefs, pains (etpmfally of the head, back, and Laing), hiccough. difileulty of refpiratlein,otril deglutition. dry cough, debility, !owners of (putts, lots of app.tlte, relazatino, ihdigeltion,fickncts, vomiting, gouty (patens of tie ftawraek,hyl terical and hypochondriacal affettions, dimnefs of fight, confuted thoughts, wanderings of the mind, Re. Wh- re the llortaaek is difordered, the body is weakened, palenek, bodily decay, condo ti,n, and the eyes fink into the head. The Cordial Balm of Gl lead has eftatilifbed its reftnrarive efficacy throughout Europe as/ America; wherever ft km bean introduced, its tale has been mot wonderfully great—the demand tar exceeding any medicine ova publifhed, and the benefit it has produced to facia) , is admitted by every perfeto was has rned corn a tingle bottle. It is the ontf remedy that will mit...re to health thole perfoas woo, by ao Manor &rate indulgence of their pall ins, have ruined their coaftituthogg. and occafions varihus affections of the nervous (yam, weal. tidies, total impotency., barronets, etc. Thrtufanda at this me. meta live to prone the day they tint applied to this remedy. and enjoy the blerfilgs of health, who might have dropped Into an untimely grave. To induce the patient to give the Cordial Balm of Gilead a fair trial, and by due perfeverance to obtain a radical sure, Dr. Solomon has lent to Ins Agents a fiapply of . FAMILY BO I I LES that contain four ins. 6d. ones, for which only ins are charged, on which, of cootie, 9s. to Caved to the par choke. Each bottle has a Ramp which bears tbe proprietor's name and adobe(' In the engravir.g,'“ S.rrel. Salons, Livrl.o.4" tp Imitate which id a 'rho,. Dr. Solemn riper:ls, when coo rutted, the Metal compliment of a Ooe Pound Note ; but all writ ten cafes, or letters ot *deice, to he anfwered at his lettuce, arc rentured to endnk only H cif-A-tluinea. Such letters &maid, for ty, be this direeted t o Money Letter, Dr. Solomon. Solo mon's Hare. ltrounlow•ltreet, Liverp.od, paid double plane." I. were may he. order d to be addreffed for X. L. or A. E. at eta Poll-, Ma, ttu caned tor. Sold at his Warehonte s Nn. 6, College-green. Dublin; and by his appnintmel4, by J Mathews, No. id, /Strand, and Dicey and Cn.ldw Cher:A-tent, Lssod..o Bserce, Hulbanel, and • r.Edlitorgb ; Nl•lhanald.Cslltrrer and 'stall Medicine V. gerein every hlerkes Tenon lu Great Itirtain.lreland and A Illerl/43- LONDON: Printed and patNiesed by LEVEL KENT, (of Can t-rhury-plare, I,l7llhettl) the STAR OltlCt, NM. t, CaCt" !bra INbillied atio at tie Sias OstlCi ,Torvis-Tag. ;4 In •