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i. I. Pros th LO P1E(.31 1 / 4 ' G.IZATTIs. March 31. ADMIRALTY orFacc, MARC,' 31. Copy of a Letter from Admiral Lord CARON aft, Commander In Chief aids Maiefty's Ship. a. d Veffels on the Coaft of Ireland, th WILLIAM MARSDIN, Efq. dated at Cork, the aath init. Sir-=-Enrlnfed I have the pleafure of tranfmitting to you, for the information of the Lord , ' Commit - - Boners of the Adm;ralty, a letter I have this morn- Mg received from Captain MAITLAND ' of his Majef ty's (hip LOT& E, dated the t 7th init. giving an ac count of his having captured the (hip Brave, a French privateer of St. Maloes. (Signed) cum:melt. Long, at Sea, Mare► 17. My Lord—l have the honour of informing you, that lalt night, after a chafe of (even hours, his Ma. jelly's (kip under my command captured the Brave, of St. Make's, a (hip privateer carrying fixteen twelves and fires, with a complement of tto men ; the is eoppered, appears to fail fall, and has been out of l'Orient three weeks without having made any captures. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) rain. NAIT14111). BANKRUPTS. _ _ _ .tohn Cayes, late of Coched;;;E:CAnralbire,horfe-dealer,dtakr and chapmah. April ty, at five, April I4,and May 'raja ten, at tie Royal Oak, Lancafter. Attornbia, Mr. Blaeltioek,Ne. 3, Illimuceru Temple, Londoe; and Mr. Atkinka. luneafter. Edward cook Milburn, Jobe Hallowell. and Thomas WabnOcy, in Si Korth. Shields, Northumbsrland. Odp builders, sad co =". April 10,21, and May Is, at dem, at the Queen's Newcaftle-tipeo-Tyree. Amanda. Mr. William Atlanta:, Chamerydane. Laden; Media Rabat Walters, and Joftph Ildubridee, Newraftlnapon-Tync. Phloem Pearkeu late id*. Helm Wormaer, grocer, dealer and chapeau. April ia, Ey. and May as, at eleven, at the Talbot lon, CWnde, WarceltcrOthre. Amadeu Mr. 'Masao Price, Wercdter; sod Mr. Henry Barker, Gray's lee, Leaden. Loeb Olattnaned, late of New-court, Clutched-Friars, London, dealer:ad shipstart. (but now a pliforter in the Finn), April 10, and May Is, at !waive, at thEikUtall. Attorhica, Mary B;ainand Stevraii, 'Old Jewry. Thomas - Chilleaor. of Liverpool, Manilla, April sy, sr, and May is, atnae, lathe York Hotel, Liverpool. Anemia, Mr. James Armee, St. Tboartas'alltdidop, Liverpool; and Mr. Thomas Wiodk. Banletei-Baildiaga. London. Henry Lee, late of Shire-lase, Temple-Bar, Middldeg, vidualler, lanky sad 'dolman , APTTI 7. t 4. and May Is, at ten, at Guild- 11411, Landes. Attoney, Mr. D Hamlett Jewry-art:et, Aldgate. Jain JrNOCI, cd Claplant-itood,Suerey, priatfdler sad pahlidter, April to, t 7; and May as. at twelve, at Guildhall. London. ialainaalk Mr. Anthony. Na. 9, Earldom, Blacktlian. Thomas Wall. a( &del, common-brewer. dealer and chaplain, Ara d. ,irs, sad May at, at five, at s lut Whltadiliaa, Drift& Attendee, Mein. Hall sod 'masa, Beiftol ; and Talent and filloate. Ms ay, Cdonaty.latem Landau • John Neviliald, of lidaotheiter. draper, delikr amitimpitamAiddi so.fg. as May is, at than; at the IlrldgemetanAnnes Ma' dada, Months, Mr. Edward hulloes. Mandan sad Miele l'aulka, Bury-p)me,filloomfburpitmesit. Unfold Naitashat Chadwkk, of Bolton Laacalbire,hutheromtkoker and aballoaut , and May is, at tut. at the Royal-Oalk Ifmadmiker. AttafeieS, Mr. Edward nuifies, ManTiltaTter • and Vim lean Fonlhes, Hany.place, llloanafbary-fmmae, dmodom 'neon Sumer, of Chippenham, finendasper. dealer gad diapmee, April 16, a 7,and May as, et awns, at the Bulk Thum Mad Attendee, Maks. Cooke and Tame, Eri(- Nit Mr. posol, No. as. Graynlnnkpeare. llichard Deeper, late of Bilhopirte }eat, London, (now a pet . bur In 00 nen Paton). April 7. 14 and May tor, ar divan ml. Attorney. Mr. 3. J ams, No.it, (ivy's-lm-place, Cletlemfed. ?bum Hew. LOD at Cannownow, WeitmMeier, Middlefez, 'llanterierietater, Aril 3, xi, sad May It, at tom at Cialldhall, ' lornefive. Amettosy, Mr. B. Howard. Ham Jetta-groat, Covent- Oaeien. inbana barJaky, now it ler. of New Ddph, la Saddlowerth. • Verlatdra, avartimm, thastate eltarsaw, Aril an, amino, at tha Made of Mr. Wiliam Davenport, isakorper, Madden. IrOfif• Siam and May t s, at the P.atnidca'co-Arms-Inn, Hiaddendeld, IforkdAra, at amuck day. Attorney, Mr. Bettye, Clasen/- lA ' Landon. DIV-MEND& .difi= *up Pon, of filendata..reet,Covent-Gardt= allot, dada and Alvan, at ten, at at. lases WM*, Jelta att., sod rain Biddy, of Upper Lorne, whalefide gown and (agar refiners, eaparteers dealers and damn*. ante, at Guildhall IV 7. i.afia. (WWI %Abb. jaki Lie). of Ittlao* Rreet, bandim, mateitalst, &am and ekarsaa, at eleven, at Gistdhstl. Ape! at. Wtltatm Tboolltip. lap of finie-ftroeu 112. Clement. Dane. Middieies, ae/Anifipa scalar sad charm % at Mgr; at A Elk London, sy: Samuel late of .014 Broad.threet, London, T. Anlier wad pliVasse, at tat. at Guildhall. . Apia ay: iflionws esomMen. OPrelcaptdrcet. Ooodmareufiddo, Milleiereeh mesehoot. again mud chaproan, at eleven, at Guild ) 17A11. Inseam • Wiest Tensidge,4 Shoredtch, St. Leonard, Share lack Middlidls:eablart-ataker, dealer mad ekannan, at Ocean, Louden. Aril all.. Mart Slaw, of Lyme. Norfolk. Sean-draper, dealer „ at twelve, at Guildhall, Lyon . cag ie r' r us t /me Man, late at Nentwleh, Chethtra, Ineatokleet and dismuss, at eleven at the Peahen lon, Chalker. tAfelllN.lll,llsta hob, of Peak,. Naftali% ihavkaarat.dcabar sad anew, at one, at Guildhall, Londe,. Aranit;.Willlani White, (partner with lohnJarvis) late of South. as anfisfings, brandy Inerelueit, dealer and eharaan, at tan, ateotrl.Wil. Landon. Apra Ix Jahn Houndle, of Cable. Area, White/Marl, Middle. tax. empermr, dealer and chaplain, at ate. at Gidldiall, Leaden. April James Hook and William Tumor, now or late of &WV* Pam, tanker, Middlefes, coal merchants and partners, at ton, at Outlikali. Londos. Apia at. Peter Cumulus, late of Unita-court, Broad.ltreet, London, merchant. dealer and claproan at twelve, at Guildhall. Aril f Phil Hawkins, late of the Sentiugh of Ldeeftet, Lei oeftetillire,earrior, dealer and charm, at (our, at the White Hart Mn, leiedtir. Aped Arylrew Peal Pommies and Andrew George Poottales. of *old *fret Betidloge, Landon, seereltaets and copartners, . . at ace, et Guildhall. - . Art as. Mara Med./ord. of FLutbury-kaare. Middle:kg, our ~sot we, at GuildlDOL Aral at. Ann Farmer Burrowes, of Middle-row, Hatboro, Mid dle:sra. tiaberdsiker, entillner, asset ehapwoman, at te) , at Guild trill I.aliAti. Apra err. win Nark, of Wara4ek•Rreet, °akin Apure, Mid- Mara. plumber and glazier, at twelve, sr Gutless& April if. Jame. Robert Searfe, of King's-Lyon, Norfolk. brewer, at ten, at the Guildhall. King'.-Lynn. April t 4 Thoo.al Narfari, btc of Manche:Reg, wanitotarmwt. dealer and ebsprnan, at tbree, at tba &idyl. neer Aria, Map• sbefter. April t 7. James Sonwornall. of Liverpool, Station; &tier sod chairman, at ten, at Gull.lhali. London. April t 4. • s Hurminths. of Chlfwcll-Itreet;MldSkfee, hatierdathrr. ikakr and shaman, at one, at Guildhall, London. April stl. Claridopher Dunleses, late of Charier ft:4M A tfatton- Gardes, jew. Her. dealer and ehapmsn, at nee, at 0. April all laves Daknn. et fkptford, Kest, bricklayer, dealer sad Chapman. at non. at Guildhall April to Dsvid Hopwood, now or late of Unioli-.1414t, St. Maar la -Bonne, hliddkisa. tenser, at tem, at Guildhall. April as. John Phillips, .4 I ccies, LanesThire, fnftian rnansfadta• rer, and chairman, at three, at the find:twitter Arms, is _ . Mane het -r. Arai a. I h o c .. Cr.pprr. Ixte of Pancraodane. London, wsrohoofonnan, II one, at fioo' Ihoil April s 4. I earl% Morley, of 1.1.0erp0.11, watefo-sualscr, at o en, at Hoe Globe Tower; Liverpool. ill 7, Modal* Prtn . k and Marrnadolte Ward Pvencla, of kootfloo.ulann Hull, builder+, u (Loco, at 4reors, ho o . in if a inenuoupon-HulL Apell IT Daniel Wrightnn, of I.it:le Peon, Warwool.fht-e, &a dmirer. drake and ehapm on, ',the W ,rwtrit A r-n., k. April 11. Hardly Rowland and Weer RoolaM. n Great Cfrre- Own. Flee. Haslet -.oaken and manner% at &rah, at the tool Lion los. Coldieller. FASHIONS FOR APRIL. Fact D ri. Opera dr4 made of .bliff Bib. Thekair ornamented with s gen, and a lace Short robe add train of fine white mania, embroidered di - round with a deep border; the Mews wry Ikea sod looped igloo the top 0( the, ara► The hair dreired and ornasigstad witbd Saki meld% • ANDMOININO Di chefs of work ed waft. the bottom of the train and thews tzlimateel lace. A very long veil of black lace, fattened up so a gem. White ilwes.-4. A walk*: drefs of Mai wbitioteraba, tucked round the bottom in wry. (wan tucks, the frost mile to button up to the throat with a colter. A thaw burst nisiesed with blue ribboo. _ _ - • . Netts Elaana-1. A ftraw hat tavola up in froillanad test muted with a curet the hair very long over the face P-s. A Week black lace veil pinned over the hair —3. A hat of pink bit turned up in from and trimmed with quillinp of Mack lace..-4. A Ore. cian turban of white muftis with pearl, or diamonds in frocit,and a Elver (prig.—,f. The Elfy Bey Turban ornamented with gold or filer *mamma-6. A Turban of fade and nmailin,-.7. A white ratio hat turned up in front and oenamanited with white oftrich fathers-2. A boned of Drotrairon velvet turned op in front, with a bow or comb in the hair..-9. A turban of *bite Patin ornamental with white elicit feathers. Os toica-The prevailing colours am Lila*, Buff, Blue, and Yellow. Sindtera are at prefent preferred for walking.— Straw hats, swiftly of the gipfey shape, are beginning to ►e worn. The large Elk &awls continue to be much worn for evening. FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. THIS HAT. The DOTS Of CAMIKIDOI'S Dinner, St. Junes's. The I.OIIHNATOS . 4 Grand Dinner, at the /HLIOG0114104(e. LAST M A eases Ball. at the Manion bank. Mamie of Monacoaa i Dbmer, at the Priory. TO-140110W. M6fthiOOOONS of SALISIoa•ei Pert% at H+t~eid Dewar Lady liaaaweaces Party, Pertataragiura WeItIILSDAT. _ The Marquis at Streco's birMar. THIIMIDAY ti - Counters of POITIMOUTII . I Putt, 1113C0111 . 0-11111-atid& 2 , 11 The Michele of Devo x sate es Petty, aufwici. FRIDAY. Mr. WINDIUIIII% Dinner, Postiaid Place. SUNDAY. Count& of Ranteaaa Matte, Portman Groom Counters of HAILIIINOTOWS ditto, Stable-yard. Lord H011Allf• Madre, itoebanyton. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, MARCH 511. GARLAND, IN it, W. [ALLMANI • OPT. . . This cafe was of great public importance, amd particularly intereßing to the mercantile world. 'The" falls were (bortly as follows : - The petition prayed, that the proofs of three debts made by the Trudges under the will of Bellman, might be expunged. The Teßator. by his will de viled the whole of his property, real and perfonal, to his wife for her life, or until the fhould marry again, for the fupport of herfelf, and the mainte• name and education of his children ;—and upon his deceate, the whole to be divided among his children. And he direaed, that his trade of a miller fhould lee earned on after his death by his wife, in cafe the fur. vived him, for the benefit of herfaf and children, until the eldeß fop fhould attain a proper age for un dertakiog the management of the bufinefs ; and for enabling his Paid wife fo to do, be direatd his truf tees to permit her to retain the Rock in trade, ups her giving notes of hand, bearing intereft at 4 per cent. for the amount of a Fair valuation of the Itock: The Trußees were alfo dieetled, to advance out of the perfonal tante of the tetlator, the tam of 6001. as a capital, the better to enable his wife to carry on the bufineli, for which fist was alfo to give the trot tees a note of band, as was the eldeß fon, upon his attuning the management of the concern. Thefe diretlions in the will were complied with. aid Mrs. Bailsman carried on the trade untill (be be. came bankrupt; when the truftees uoder Mr. Ball ' man's will applied to prove under the commilfioo, the amount of the noses for the Rock, and-the (pool. advanced, as debts due to the teflator's elite. They alfo claimed to be entitled to prove the fan of yooL part of the teßator's general affets, which hod bees i retained by Mrs. Bellman, and employed in the trade, and filed a Bill in Chancery againfl the affirms, praying that she bankrupt might be declared a tour tee as F ea leafe of the farm, upon which the mill was ereacd. The Commillioners permitted the ex ecutor and truilee to prove to the extent of their claim, being of opinion, that the notes of hand con- Rituted a debt ; upon which the aflignees prefented the prefent petition. praying that :he proofs fo made might be expunged. And the two quetlions for de. termination were, ill, Where a teßator direas mu. r.ey to he advanced in trade, fuch advance confli. totes a debt, by the perfon carrying oo the trade un der the dtrealons of that will? And, idly, Whether not only the particular rum direded to be advanced, but the whole perfonal property iv not liable to all the debts to which the calyxes is fabjea ? Mr. A LLLLL oat and Mr. Daum* argued in rapport of Ole petition, that where a teftator direas by his will, his trade (ball be carried on, and that the profits (hall be approptiated for the benefit of his children, in fuch a cafe. what is expended in carrying that direaion into execution, cannot be confidered As a debt to the teftatorPs eßate, for it cannot Rand in competition with the general creditors of the bank rupt. This was decided in the :ate of Noah, and Towzood, reported in Cooly', Baairsle Lays, where there was a direaion of a limiter nature in a will.— In that cafe, the tellator direfted his executors to carry on his trade (or the benefit of his wife and children ; and I.ord Kenyon, then Mailer of the Rolls, in giving jodgesent, Paid, tt Wherever a will contain.* loch a gireaion, general creditors have a right not only to come upon the immediate pro perty ernbarlted in ase trade,bot alfo upon the ge neral stets, for the tenator's eftJte can never fiend in competition with geoer: I creditors." If this o '- nion be right, it decides the whole quetlion. Id • tr. cafe, the trade was carried on for the benefit of be general affets ; and motley advanced for that ptir pole clearly cannot caellitute a debt ; and, according to Lord Kenyon's decifinn, all the property is 665 to pay the general debts. Mr. it lc wimps and Mr. Totre, on the other fide. The circumfiance of the widow being duetted by this will to give feentity for the property in her hands, diftinsoilhes this cafe from any which have preceded it : all the creditors k-cw the manner in which this widow carried on the trade for the benefit oilier children. Iler charafter is two-told. She is clearly indebted to the elate for the film advanced, and for what the retained as e‘eruttis. An etc• clam has been often &rated to pr..ve upon his own cute, where he is indebted to his waster, and it yearn be darted, thit here the efiato of the henlk-; rupt is generally indebted in the amount of the ed-1 ranee. , 7 • 'Leto Citieett.t.oe.—" Does the cafe of MastAryl all Ilemooid go fn far as to fay, that whe're a tette me directs a particular part, or a certain ensount of hi si operty to be inve(ted in trade, all his atlas are: ha r. In that cafe the direttioas in the will were general ; not any particulur futn, bat t h e whole refidue, was.diretted to be employed in carrying on the trade; and that diltinguithes it from the prefent cafe. It was contended, in that cafe, that property adventured:in the trade mutt be liable to the debts of that trade, that properly having the benefit of being entreated by the eventual profits ; bat in this cafe, the profits_ do not go to encreafe the general ants. Here there is no participation of profit and loft : the profits go to the maintenance of the wife and children, _ —.- LORD CHANCILLOR—" This is a moll important and difficult queftion, and may be confidered as hi therto undecided. Ido not think that the decifion which has been attempted to be made between this cafe and that of Hankey v. Towgood, where all the perfonal property was directed to be embarked in the trade, mikes an difference. The milator could not place limiti to MU own liability in his life-time, and the real queftion is, whether his eflate is not liable; to the fame extent, as if he was living ? I am ratbct inclined to think. that the whole affect are liable to the general creditors of. this trade; but I ihould be forry to decide a cafe of, filch great and general importance . without fulleaing my qpinioo to forme deliberate review.. I thrbk there am be no doubt as to the money advanced under the fpecial anthority of this will. The Writs of the teftator mu& he anfwerable to the extent he has directed them to lit advanced ; and both Sir Thomas Sewell and lord Kenyon were of opinion, that the whole per final property was liable, in cafe the furn directed to be advanced in fupport of the trade was ultimate. ly infufficient for the payment of the debts -- ; but the xonfevence is, that no will, where there is fuels a 'aircrews, can ever be executed. I doubt much whe titer the cafe of Hankey Towgood, can be rapport led to the extent it goes ; but, at to the amount of the extent, and the fums advanced. I am clearly of , opinion the proofs mutt be expunged. As to the other point, I with it to (land over for further argu mem " The petition accordingly Rood over until this day, when it was again argued upon the point referred, after which the Lord Chancellor faid,. a The cafe of Hankey v. Towgood I remember very well. It was e ardly argued, and I doubted the decilion at the K w In this cafe a teßttor by his will has direfted • a particular trade to be carried' at, id Which part of i bis property is embarked. and. he dimes the difpofi tit* of all the other parts of his property. If he had continued to lire, it would clearly have been all liable, but the citieffion is, whethiet it is now ? Both Lord Thurlow and Lord Kenyon concurred, thit if an executor carried on trade; ander the diredtions of the teßator, be was liable even to bankruptcy; and it is difficult to fay.. that be (hall not have a right to indemnify himikif from all the perfonal property of the telt:tor, in the execution of whore directions he incurred :tie Nobility. But the &with* of the eredi tort is ficiily this: they lofe their remedies againil the dead mat h and getehe freurity Oahe living ate color. If, kr:mixer, the, ezfcutor of a t teßator doles to put hlmfeW upon the rills olgerm& on a trade. he cannot be priwitted to prislicl feints riven perfo nal indeibnny, iiy-settainingithe gamin! With from a courfe of admiuillretion. If it were ft). on will with' fuch a direftion could ever be executed; and it would alto embarrafs 01 the tranfaCtionsof life, if, after le gacies Were paid, the executor could Rill have a rig ht .to demand them back, in order to provide for his own pedalo' indemnity. There has been no cafe. either before or Race my Lord Kenyan's deeifion of Hanley and Hammond. of whom I may truly fay, that although he fetdom developed the principle and grounds of his deeitions to others ; yet no man fo generally decided right. This cafe mull be confider ed with reference to two claffes of creditors. IR. Thofe who were fuch before the teßator's death ; and adly, Thole who have become creditors Noce.— The fief clafs by their own a&s may have their de mands paid, but if they permit them to hang over until the alas are made,.they cannot have much right to complain. The other Oafs mull be prefum• ed to know the extent of the tellator's propetty em barked in the trade, and if they chute to deal with an executor under filch cireurtainces, it is their own fault if that property tarns out to be infuffieient.— This way of confideriing the cafe teems to me to be attended with the lea& ineonveniencirs, and I am therefore inclined to think, contrary to my Lord Kenyon's decitlon is Mulkey and Hammond, that the property embarked ales* is liablet" ReR above all things on earth is fweet to the wea ry, wbilf refileffnefs is tk: greaten tentage inaiskind need have—this is exemplified in the contract of this happy Itle and unhappy France , for cid that dipepot. is removed, Europe may give up all hopes of real tranquillity, and live in fufpence and uncertainty ; as molt any poor afßifted Gouty Man who has that cruel complaint mixed in his Blond, can have no reßing place to which he may fly permanent repofe. We could with the French dif order was only that of the Gout, it might loon be cured, as we have ken whole lifts of refpeftable names in the public prime cured by Dr. GARDNER'S AL- Iva PILLS, &C. 76, Long• Acre, add No. 3, Shoreditch. EIRTHt. Ilatanisy (Aided, id Devi ;ore Fionfc,the lad) of the Hoo. and Arr. Pierce Meade, of a dialer cr. On Friday enore , to:. at h.. hook In Portland place. the lady of Vsksdac Conolly, uy. of . a daaghter. Mesday. b Glu'llcr-flree, Dublin. by Freial Herree, JAn Gutty* Flq. Barri/ter at law, to MU, Warren, daughter gd James Warms, tars Rut . On Iheoday the asth wk. by fpec.l licentt. at Menlogh In the earn y of Galway, Thomas I erne*, Ffq. of fistrinttnn, in qe county of Lan( after, to We Beate, daughter o: Slr John 131 he, Boma Ahlesingb. rn ~ n. On tie orb A. at 61.6014 e to Rye. Thorns. l senb,r.fq. In the Ps yeas la h.. age . Oil the I ,th Nl.,llnro a %I rmtrainerie. 111 of Ou bol :Awn lIA in , fi.e. N..rfAk. At bet kit it t nor •vr .4 A •Inaph 4,1 R %Try NI. e*eb Aane JJee\{en • e•lnl 44 Rich ;get[, of For ILW , 4.114 kw.: to the iitte Pikt,aeatde Dow gat bout bw.itl 'Pei 41124 . 6, CHOLICS, FLUXES and Mkt DISORDEMI of the 80W81.4.--DALBY's CARSIIHATIVIS GAUtION. —Many counterfeited Preparations of this Medicine having been offered for talc, ander *dons pre reilowsuall Pulpits werequidted not to take Thy ankh they obferve, With. Now,. F. Newhery,jdo.4s, St. Paul s," is engraved in else add thatfn tie NM of I:greaten. round each Bottle is an frost tic Will of:theists Mr. Jose's Da car, via. Wbacm, I did many yr,ses fipcc Lazne my daughter Franca, now the wife of Anthony Gell;of North-Brat, Wefbniuiter, Gen. ciamon, In the art of comps nail • emboli Medicine+ of which 1.2 m 1M Sole Inventor, called thus Ca al mar ni t Lder here by talaltate and appoint my Paid Daughter, the Me Preparm qg ddmilaki Medleine.-1 likewife given, my laid Daaghter Frames Gee, my foto Property in the Csid Carminative, and a pram RAID, from the Sale thereof, to her and her Hdrs for ever." lets fold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, Be. Pears Church Tied, • few doors from the corner of CM:speck, Leedom Price is. pd. a Bottle, duty included ; and by their appointment, by Mars. Dicey a nd Sodom, Bow Church-yard; Bacon aid Co No. 150, and J. Plain& No. 76, Oxford-Bred ; J. Wade, Old Reed. *met; Bayley lad Co. Coeldpar. Reece; W. Berry, Bridge4red, Weftminiter ; B. Bushell. LoinpAcre ; J. Ward, Mlddir•row„ Holborn • T. Tote, Royal Redwine; W. Clarke, Borough High, Beret; and f. Harris, Succelror to Mrs. L Newberry. Bouisfelbr, at the corner of Ludgate-ftteet. is Mr. CHINO, APOTHECARY. QTR —My Soo was feized on the :ad June it e s:i i t4 L,, • dwelling la cos of his Legs, which I thought l from a Sprain. but the nest day the other fweiled elks. and rod /pets ono out all over his bode, which was attended with a 'So. tat &hob and anauciating papa, fe that be could keep amtdag oa his Remick. na eminent Apothecary and Phybeion were mined in, and netwitisitsndiag an their eadewoms, my fon eon. 'Need in the aloft ago/gains torture foe Hz 'recite, diving whisk the warm bath was tried above three bandied times, which is 'fame degree alleviated the paten, but the relief was tatty TORICI3• and my fo become a peea Iteletaa, his buck bone appew. eoctraded, and coming through the ma. It was to hear his &a mgmata ; one night he km ter me, and toy ime be hood hissfelt dying: I ported wids his, ant orating he odd Mwentthe digist, but in the moraias hoeing IM gnaw f lopiraiglimitis rpm, and nosed bias ■ plane wade the I bad left him. At this time I was banally fais=ded to make w l O of your Wear Lammas, and Gullying the 64 dde bp was immediately freed from pains, and voided a grab yesteity et filth, refewhling Warmer in a putrid Rate. I gave him a Road Dote, agreeable to the printed diredlions. which had a dollar of. fed, and en abialaißenies a thirdslok, be lidded a quantity or they stem natter, and from that doe he has had no relate of his complaint whatever, bet 6 now in a period; Rae of health. The clergyman of any perils, aid oil my assialsboors. are ready to give teatime, to there fade. As smelling Phybs Cklog'a Lo unges are &pato, to every other Me.ticlose. ;rn, — Ocadairs. Cidekm6244olo6. YOur eery reekelknabisierward, Feb. at . aloe. leititßD grr m FAD. add wbekide and meal, at adagned Iludies, t 4,Chaw fide. Dear Si. Paul's London ; and by too* tieedets d la the United Kingdom, in boats ',kb printed drediens, fined by the Patentee, at 6e. sad in ball bores use. pi Attila Panify boxes at ass each. • ; At tie aboee Waeiboure may be keg I,47citi2, !raided bl PAZLingbass. Maws biereer.itesail, mew, tad shier ladies is HAVING dedicated toyfelf to the Rudy,- and bees gratified by the meit amadenble make in that been& wait! I thought proper to fere& I trill that I bane oat more inif. enapkwkl nay Use thus tb•de tete, in the eztesave field of tie Prokirmarato ocrafionally immafed in uncertoimy, and Gamut' alwayi amide that fetters which is acquired by concentrating the power moneViefs el ditorata Iliedientes at 10411.1 TY are. weasel? dlatelling. for May rtl tban a train of concomitant quorums and, by a de oer AM& smegy, eilfeetece itlfaK bilMilue4rembittered,... titi=lra, mom i.e. the &dam 11 tcboal-baye, or time indulgences of mucosity, they re quite tio vissiltalibidons itelfelbenal kat ; but by the %TOMSK! of unipßmatal men. the fytaptitemare aggravated. aseleint codlibm torten is &lineal Asa avnaM fie ROYAL. COL LPOE iflitAPOWll. I gmund.emiTo c ulioas on reepdartel genius:sties' sod parceling ev peat cto practice, I fad myfelf entitled to that euntdenai with iebleig hitherto been follbetely bonewei In that frefadoce et local wrAsseti. early aptiaties wr prevent time Calamity of a debilitated (tame ; but where the W him Imo a mataboateeti of tiee ccemsalbsets of the vice whit* lisiattifenn is Bimini at the _uipt ocr emeracroat OM phyictan, and brook over isis ialinsity with careful eon traoloseat, h noel be factsta'aory Is IS to be Were& oat cake cse capability of treatemet, but all, of alut mot Melon* (temp. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is ridable to prevent gain, danger att Mtn** `the asoa complicated cafes it le the aegubm. mane of estimate everlence W this lane to died a fate, mask, and fpectly re-eflabilketwnt Idler the sciveneage M this eeperieuce to thole of ekber ks wits an &Miami wikany kind et DEBILITY, of any froptems of VENEREAL INFECTION. and in .11 cafes the terms of rearm iteration are Rated so tba-Brft Interview. Psalms La the meaty Sit eqiedted to iodates Beat Dote, ors 4 antrequeftsd to lima, tatifagc and assailer of lint% MARLIN ERRE, -ar Kook: at tha Royal Co/lege of Serrano in London. No 29, Anahlrl-fircet, Strand, Dew 'Conk Bar. I'HE BALM of GILEAD lean etaneoelly relieves Spates in the Ode, break, sod Intolfises. denies a genial warmth, and prevent. tramps and nom io or after ba th ing to (prams or fee water. Ladies of a add said or Mimi' habit of bedy siTedied with languor, heae•ach, or hyftecical affections g Gusdemcn from the fait or Wclt Indies; the Student heat peb lie fewiloariet ; people of tallsion the dation,' ; perfume of a goa.. nu! and fedentary life ; a. alto to thole dieted with serene. af. fc.2llons or debility originating from heat at climate or relaxation from Junevile indifcrotion. cannot have remark to a more ialutary remedy, heritage It enriches the blood without inflaming It; bra tee the nervous (yds in, from and dillardo• the vicar. /04 se lit' ans,*,rolves obiteudtions, and throw. re afield .the go ner.,l habit, and brings beck eh= coder Inns ter their natural and healthy owe Hence Its wonder ful inertia in reMoving tarry fy minion of weaknri., d outcast', palputtessa, stemebfeloefo,olnamlincia of noisy, timidity, *alba of heat and co ld, nonihnek, gidelincia, pains (dpecially of the Mode b ch it and loin.), hiccough. difficulty of reiteration, 44 stealwitieln dry tough, Solidity, Inwoefs of (parts, lot, of app toe, relaxation. IWkgeltion.fickner. vomiting, gouty (palms of tee Ramesh, tiff! trTIC Si and itypoche:ndrimal alfediems, absinth of fight, confoW thoughts, wandeeings of the mind, &c. Wb. re the Masada is dtfordered, the body 4 1 weakened, palenefa, bodily decay, casacia ant the eyes flak into the brat. The Cortina Balm al Gi lead hat eftablithed its reftorative elll.acy thro.4 Eorepe and A writ; ; wit rover it hoe b. en Introduced, Its bale Ms been molt wooderfolly great—rho demand tar ear...toting any medicine ever puhlifite.l. a, d the hem lit it has produced to lottery is ..iodated evert rerion ahe t.as • toed even a Ort,lr Muth. It is the only remedy that win reit re to hea;tis th.le perfoas by an immo• dente tnealgence of eh. it paana, have ruined their nottit u and orcaGona rata. U. afrodlt.ut of tke ormolu tram, nr twee*, total improtonor. bananas, &r. Thoufaada at this me meat live to p tht clay they &it applied to Oa. to entJy. and toloy the bled g. of health, who might have dropped ante an sinti.mly . 1.. Induce the patient to give the Cordial balm .4 (Mewl a fair trial, and by due perfeverance to of tam a es .•eal . or.. fir. c.'ontori has lent to his /igen!. a Cot ph. .. FAMILY 141 ruls that contain flier tog IN. nen., for o 1..• . • ly 33a _c e cb.coa, .11 0, 01 , 11, 01 tootle, pa. is fatted to the p../c . tr.at r. ach tor•tic has a Ramp which bars the painter. natflt and .fide, is to the cramottap, ti SnJ. Ra o wcia, L e omcoi.` to t^ I It- v. Atch s• Dr ttpt eta, whio cue. fished Ho- uival ton p irmot of . One P. urd Note ; but all Wnt ". 1, •• erltnu.oj ...1• re, to be .tott•trrt 1 tt Pits letture, see "lured .0 e1.c1,,,e .+ 11 H.11..- , :airies. Such ler to Ice (Jets. be th,s d.r . • kinstcy Letter, Ds. Solles..a. Sok . - 1T1.5..1 c Are ...I Prrrt. 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