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. ~~ ,T.:31710:45 for IdIDIES and CiENTLEME* LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF XlNer; HI:NCH, MAY 20. WANT v. H sissies. rrom Acw wwm N . S R tTesitory (If Arts, Fatibious, Ma nu . factures, &c. VALKING DitM. --.—A Venetian . Nuencer of violet satin, er Irtem 'r,; wig en action linen a rnmisery note for 2 p 1. "''''''" '''''''''''' ~ .___ tre.enee with a row of small round buttons embroidered in silver, 'The plaintof kept a public h'tuse in the neighlintir- vHs 3 pridant loop to each, confined at the neck with a silk cord b , oci it Whitechepel, and the defendant lived in the or sliver tesset. Brewer hat of the same colour. rather small, turned neighbourhooki. . IT in front, wi!l: i silver button and loop Worked muslin dress, a •.d sltirt, to shew the feet and ankles. Black silk slippers, and The deti•tte , * set lip wee, that some part of th e c o n - 1 - e . tt tan gloves. sideretion f r the note was on account of .t Kerning et tTlvc; Fines s.—Muslin under-dress, with full looseslcevea; transaction, and therefore, by the statute o Ann, the a tunic :ea:elite, of yellow crape, trimmed with broad lace round E qte was void. the b , ttom ; yellow silk head-dress , with short veil. Purple mall tie, li .t ed with whLe. York tan gloves. It appeared in evidence, that the plaint i ff h ad wen ceitt.n's DRESS. • 21. 6s. of the defendant at skittles and all-f airs, but sweetish coat of grey rh4th or silk, clasped down the front with that the rest of it W.ls for a score for liquors, &c. The Aver ornaments ; short oven sleeve,. Hat of the same colour, plaintiff had a verdict for 171. 4s. on the ether counts, turned up with silver loop. and did not recover on the note. PROM EVADE DR3SS. • (*LEGO V. WI L LIA M. . Ppreted muslin under-dress, Oveewhich a light coat, bordered T7iis was an action to recover 601 . f or M usic and vim eenilean blue. Blue silk head-dress, bound round with sil v r cords and tassels. Blue silk scarf, lined with white; silver tlinners, and other entertainments, provided for the border and tassels. White shoes edged with blue, York tan gloves. use of the defendant at his election in the l'ear 1802, ' GENTLEMEN'S FAMIONS. at Windsor. , • I Dark olive and bottle-green coats are still much worn, and the Mr. PARK, for the plaintiff, said, he did not suppose season bas brought into requisition marcella waistcoats of all des that the music could come within the T reatin g Act. criptions, colours, and patterns—buff, however, is the most pre- Tart. Nankeen drawer; sad gaiters are very general. The words of the Act included entert ainment g iven is now the heist ten to wear the collar of the coat very high to voters after the writ issued, but it must be actual , behind, waked round to stand off, and cut very low in front. entertainment, and it was not a necessary consequence From LA BEfAt ASSETABLV.E. that music TTHISt 1* entertainment ; whatever (shire- Description of the prevailing Fissntows for the Month, as taken Lion, therefore, might arse to the plaintiff's recover- hem minute obseratien by a l.ady of distinguished taste from real Dresses, apd repreeentsd by Coloured Prints; extracted ing for the meat, he expected nerecover for the music. .Bel , e Assembler ; or, Bell's Court and Pashionabto Several witnesses were called, who proved that the fr eragssi " 1 4, ' for the present Month. mus;cians played, and that Mr. Williams heard them, • A WALKING DHSS. but there being no proof of their being retained by A prod tigb rwn of fine French cambric, made a walking the defendant, and it being proved that as to dinners, length, and finished at the feet with lace and needle-work; Union hoot, and plaited collar, oruamented with the same. lilastic the defendant, Nebo vets a publican , barga i n ed to g ive girdle with buckle or chisr of - gold or cut steel. A Turkish coat his vote, if a dinner should be given at his house. of clear worked muslin, leno, for patent net, trimmed entirely Le:d ELI. ENVOROCCI I said, that on such a corrupt round with scalleped lace, with appliqued seams of the ante; and agreement, the plaintiff could not recover for the lined with apricot, pale salmon, or primrose sarenet ; flowing open meat. and as for the music, the only proof was, t h at in front of the figure, in form of the Turkish robe, with a deep lappelled cape. A Wardle bat of fine straw, with conical,or lite fle .!ef • n Sant endured it. The Plaintiff was therefore hive crown, ornamented with some delicately contrasted flower. non suited, and obliged to pay the piper himself. Chinese parasol of lilac sarsrwt ' with deep Eastern awping. Shots Stir SI. HAYMAN V. PARISH. and gloves of pea - green kid. We take occasion to remark that This was an action on a policy of insurance from the trimming up of the hat should be more cotrtex, and a little deeper in front, and that it should be worn more to one side , and V- f orward Plymouth to Tonningen, and from thence to anei, en in front. '1 he parasol strikes us as being more correct when on ship and cargo, to the amount of thirty - one thou . c hosen of the same colour as the lining of the Coat or the sand pounds. shoes. The cause was conducted by the ATTORNEY GE vanAL for the plaintiff, and Mr. GABROW for the de= fend:lnt. The loss was sustained by the vessel strik ing eprn the rock at Catwater, in the commencement of her voyage. The &fence was, that this loss had happened, not by the perils of the sea, al:hough she perished at sea, but that the vessel might have been saved had it not been by- the unskilfulness of the Captain, who was said to have disobeyed the orders of the pilot. The pilot, whose name was Janson, was called • to prove that fact ; but after he had gene on in his cx nmination to a certain length, neither Judge nor Jury believed his evidence, consequently the Jury found a 're .diet for the p:a:ntiff.— Damages referred. EVEUNC. OR FUL L 8. A white under-dress of gossamer satin, erubmidered at the feet and round the bottom of the sleeves, with a laurel border of pale blue or pea-green foil. A Callician robe, with demi-train of pale blue or pea-green crape, •ellum,gause or leno ; the ecktes finished with broad double folding% and cord, A full circassitto sleeve, looped up slat Corneliati brooches atxl cord ; loase triangular bo• sour, ornamiated at the central point with correspone'e t tassel. A short pointed draper, flowing from the right shoulder towards the knee, round< d on the left, and festooned near the bottom with bows or rosetts the colour of the robe. A smaU French tippet, or half-handkerchief of lace, thrown negligently across the back, :n 1 falling overthe left shoulder. The Austrian helmet hat, oi whifevat'n, with laurel border and spray, in pale blue or pea green foil; a r uud white feather, frosted with silver, droopimg cowards the rig'tt side. A gUld elastic neck chain, with Multe?.: cross of Comelian and pearl. Hoop ear-rings, armlets, and brace lets, to correspond. blypers of pale-blue cr pea-green kid, rucktd below the elbow. White Opera land crape, wrought in antique devices of silvoc. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MAY 31. flown tm V. SIR WM. LEIGHTON, ANT. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, who is the executrix of her late husband, to recover wages Sunday morning last - the inhabitants of this city due to him for his services as Captain on board a Go- were much alarmed by a circumstance as unexpected vernment transport, called the Alexander, of which as unprecedented here: The Third Western Regi the defendant was owner, and in which the plaintiff's meet of Local Militia, commanded by Colonel Chadd, husband was drowned, in consequence of a wreck. assembled for parade on the Castle Ditches, when It appeared on the part of the plaintiff, that the de. (from some irregularity respecting their pay), or. the Pendant had agreed to pay her husband at. the rate of muster roll being. called over, one of the privates an ten pounds per E" nth ' with addi t icsnal allowances for swered as usual, a Here," adding, " and .with an other purposes. None of these wages had been paid empty belly ;" in consequence of which he was or ris= the time the deceased took the command of the dered to the guaid-himse, When the whole company Alexander, in June, 1804, till the month of October, to which he belonged immediately left the ranks, res -4807, when th e • ship was lost, together with all her I cued him, and d i sarme d t h e gum d. The others foi e:tag° and crew, except a few papers and two.approu lowed their example, paying no regard to their offi tice buys . The defendant, however, although ___he . ceps, and, balloting and Triumphing, repaired to the would not admit that the plaintiff had any just de- ! c olon e s lodgings, and disarmed the; guard there viand upon him for wages due to her husband, was i also. They then returned back to the place of parade, pleased spontaneously, and as a mark of his libera- land surrounded the windows 'of the Castle Inn, where lity and beneficence, to offer her 1001. towards able-1 the Officers were at keakfast, behaving riotously, and viating her distresses. This she refused, insisting upon I threatening any man who dared to obey their Officers. the whole demand of the wages allzdged to be due to Some of the Light Company, however, being re-, Lcr husband. _, ! monstrated with, fell into the ranks, but they were Ou the part of t e defendant, drafts -.- for sew ' ' directly broken and dispersed by the grenadier and thousands, made by. the Captain for the use of the : o th er companies rand this scene continued until about Alexander, at different times, were produced , as do. eleVeu o'clock. However, bythe persuasion of znitny cuments to thew that the defendant had a set-off :of citiuns, they were at length induced to form sigaing the. Captain, of monies advanced, for.the ap- I s. in a circle, and Major Tyssen (Colonel Chadd taint , propriation of which he had . never satisfactor i ly 4C- out of town) told them, if they. would repair to their counted. It was therefore contended, drat he hall f as not accounted fur this money,- it was fair to l'reSUlUe ! shillings, and for the future they should be paid re that he had deducted his own wages out of it, and, ! smilarir 3 but if any of them wen. - not, he desired consequently, that the plaintiff had no right, until I ;i lea. t i n inform iiirn diereot, and he wood pay them. she could prove to the contrail y, to one farthing of the ' The Men then asked for, and dennusded their march demand. . The def,..iant had, however, in consider- !tug ~ nine. _ „, ~ ~ %. asaalor 21.steit replied, that on this sub ation of her distresses, paid into Court 'bestial of 111(!. ject b they appeased to be mistaken, and lie explained ci which she might avail herself. - to them, that those who tUuttd their own, what are • 'Sir JAMES MANSiteLD, in addressing the Jury, said, termed necessary clothing, such as a certain number of that the only q.lestion for them to .consider via., . shirts, shoes, 6tc, were to have that. guinea, .and wilether the 'deceased had, or 1 1 4 not, l' t ,Lih illuelf : tisoie wh o . could not furnish thews the an th er were out of the drafts mad* ou his miner fur tale general to be r urch4.ed out of it, and the overplus given ti.e of the ship ? li they were 4 opinion that such a t.. .,_____ . ii ! tr THIS, however ; was not 14114 : 4C1.017 to 114 man as the deceased would not suffer his wages to , rn;il,•and they continued to behave in a idinulittotts Y:111/41 unpaid for upwards of three years, they ' would , manner : Ile !.Eastern Regiment of Local Militia •of course find for the defendant. On the contrail, i being mustered at the same time, colonel pasreson,, should they conclude from the words of 'hill"' i with Colonel Lavensha,w, -of the . Lerkshire Militia,' -that they were made solely to cover the expo:l4se of and 'several respeendsii: inhabitants tit* the city, used repairing. &c. the i....ip, and not to satisfy Lis private! the must persuasive argioneats to allay the ferment demand, they wouid find for the plaintiff. ! tic the melt ;. and on their being promised to be paid The Jury, after a few minutes deliberation, found regularly, and its tidy:mei,' on the Tuesday and Fri their verdict for the plaintiff.—Damages, in addit ion ion • day evenings, iii order to enable than to purchase t. the one hundred pounds paid into Court, two hun-1 provisions at the Wednesday auiL Satinday markets, d.cd and thirty pounds. and being then paid their arrears ;, they 'yet:auto very I --- . • The child of Mr. Carter, draper, of Guildford, peaceable, and ut the afternoon apveared ou wade 6 a per - lectly orderly manner . Colonel Chasl4 ii ho L im experienced one of the most extraordinary cures ' arrived in Norwich, at 1;1: o'clock the same Am a in * . f r ,or -die American Somhia, Syrup of a - : any :dl4 haa . inspected the w-hoie ierment, awl addressed theta sn coins up our losywkcige. nu ; child was taken ill at . very Conciliating language ; at the a:Wad tiro; ea- Ole age of 'ix inlnths , 2°cl remained in that state for 'i tch tie•punishment which the la* inflicts for four months , "10 it was reduced to a mere skeleton . uttibehavnur, which Pi-oduced the desired affect. I w ir a t igh the *mine torture it laboured: under in t trott i ng hi s tee k,• he became both deal and" blind; • MR 1 its. sc.%.s lunch convulsed at times, and was pronotinced by i c...0.d, the lad - .0n the Bth March last, aisle Uovera taettt House, Montre a l * , y of Majur-Getierial Liertiota Drussisnualei, to a, 'the Faculty, that if the .child' should live, his sight . , *l',uld never be restored. A friend tdvised Mr. Ca r - 1 . 4 u Cheltenham. the Right Hon. LadyCharlotteGnold. of a ton Ar4 ,,, er y rho Syrup to his gums i before half the bou• ~ • . liik.o. . ' ' :WARS used,• the chilibbegunto mead, aid through ' At wasgow, on Monday the 22d blatant, Doctor Halgh •• -sing ce Gun is now . ir fine boy, and is restored aim .tod, F.aiittaim Prorooor of q i urck History, in tbstpativeteity. if iii. 9 )tes 1., ISO liis S' 11L and heat - mg t . Tv be ike liaal of. tlse. Pi.o- Agr.4l 76, the ger. Robert Putexil, LL. U. VIM 11l . awl . I.;;,senb.- St. 1 , 447).45i, Somerset. . . 44 J. )(HINSON anti co? . 9 4's W Nll l " tree tt ist A iiiiitivatt^,lh.si-siere, Cotorel *Robert MadilliVe,'4l. • 1.: tetns, • • l ret 6] of No. 41, Cot Wadi, hurl k. Jo, lutlia'Cuntimeny sii..t ce. ' vi ; ,::J of 4:;ire:jp—al- Medicine v erumr .-1-- i n town "„,i L t s iir iai ii_ iz e 1'1 ,6 g/scalier) Isea:a....h., Laster, George rural, iistli ea.tnitey, at 'L. 9st. nyu.tle, fix mid, Deady._ NORWICH, MAT so. .. ...._~ .~ _:i..... AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR M 474. Cirri-ER'S CELVINATED PESTORATIVE TOOTIt POWDER. BEAUTY Of COutitenance, and regularity of F ea. totes, are allnWed to distinguish the British Fair; tut the Proprietor of BUTLEL's TOOTH FOWLER stould lig I Are Ito remind his, Coutittywornen that the lustre Of their Ci arra!** 14111e6 half us influence Where the 'Teeth are discoloored i or show a rotten and utibeahlly appriu'iticc—this i. the more inc:icusabl e , as the presarit preparation affords the infallible mean s o f tern eery blemish Of the enamel, and is Safe in its appheatien, being composed of Vegetables. ilt is reeciiiiniended to the attentfon of all rarks, as cl ear i ng away every itnpert.etioo, either in the colour, or the d eca y of t.!l4e enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet aid Sancta• • ble, and making the Gems of their proper shape and verviiii. on Anie; *and a CeEtain preventive against the Tooth-ache. ..position of.this kind ever btought forward to public noti,:e, has '• wet ouch.universal approbation; and thu Proprietor has to 'uu:at that it is in daily use of Royalty itself. Sold, wholesale s.nd retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Crisp, corner of : , prinr Gardens; Pidding, Oxford-street ; Clarke. 3so, fioro t i g h ; Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow, and by must Country Medicine Venders and Perfumers, in boxes at 2s. Sid. each. Ttie'viatm weather of this month, succeeded by showers of rain; has been most favourable to vegeta tion. The wheats have a most promising and limu- Aant appearance, particularly those which have had the advantage of tnp-dressing. The barleys are firmly on the curl, and promise a Lull crop. The early sown' oats were a little injured by the frost, but are reeo, vering through the genial weather of this month, and. promise a fair crop. Beans, peas, and all the legumi nous classes grow Most luxuriantly, and cover the 'land sufficiently to prevent any farther injury . front. site drought that may occur in the future months.— The clover and grass lands arc well . covered, and will ensure a full crop. The dry weather has afforded a fine 1 ;,portunity for the preparing of turnip fallows, and several fiel is of swedes are already sown. . The corn markets are falling in most counties,. owia, to the expectation of foreign arrivals, and the promising appearance of crops in this country. WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN of Education a id Responsibility deviate front the General System be the selection of a particular branch, the sanctian of Success is the best criterion of superiority. Fourteen years have we devoted our practice to the exclusive treatment or two disorders, and the successful resuh of 1.41 r 11141 giVCS us additional ardour to oppose, as far as we are ;h.! ravages of those complaints which are the must important in the COAL MARKET, May 31. ships at Market Ships sold • 28 Newciedle Coals 28 5 Su nderland 3 1 CL iders 0 90s. nd. to 54s Rd. 445. 6,1. to 453 61 Co.. vII. • c l t , i 4 ce . , the uts,: c l o eu.d n c. t ,:f em torthrn,eled pl it a ni t z ed nr.: • Friday a remarkable and melancholy accident, by catalogue of huManiLlinni-ie After initiation into every branch of lightning, occurred at Bishopstone, near • Lewes.— the sufferings of Siphylitic and Debilitated Prn The thunder was and lightning, attended with hail and wish to rescue inslividuais from the ignorance o le f n rain, very severe over that part, when, at seven _ the or .v equally dangerous precipitancy of general n which we lu d Praat "T e htee r r L aufs. o'clock in the evening, John Borchert, A baker, of all kinds of Debility, wl et ri a devoted our atm. Toe disorders, t o th i e , : cut : y of , lion, comprise every species of Venereal Inherit; Seaford, on his return home front Newhaven, in MM. or the indulge67s pant with two other persons, on loot, was struck • recent or long dul-at? schoo l -boys, ing from the habits f . a situp e _t•tiorrlicra audit not unfir . e; tiendasy haste e a ln the lightning, in front of Mr. C . tt's tide mill, and y age.—l' diseases are the result of i b tf y ig .,h n u or ni at ii:h tcr ilicy instantaneously ki ll ed. H e was r. a much scorched by the tre. nr..nit of '1 1 : Hap pens, that the seeds of life are poiso ned ,the electric tire, parti cular ly about the face and head, unnuarded hour. r e °retu' utie h d a ; °( an dar : and some blood 'issued from one of his eau s. His 13y a superior method such complaints are coat, waistcoat, breeches, stockings, and shirt, were even where others have failed, we trust that - we May prepyglr. :ta l iterlll e 4 torn to tatters, and so dispersed that his body ' , °if F e avr a , rat ho b s e v al ev r e e- r e fr a e b t i h i t nn caes i e e a l l: . n f t c tt o o mpticatad distress in this ohs osrittuhations of men, who, S h o e litary Vice " e preval e nt g ait-Ma t•f was nearly naked His hat and shoes were also strin much of rent by the active power of the flui.l. The ofarrodiUr's comparedan indulgence v i i n t k a t is watch was cut asunder, and theoute _l* fa s hionable life, ac q uire that stive of debility, which is the v ertenett b t r i o l broods over his iniFery, but care the case g ot silver, melted ; the enamel, which.formed avoidable consequence of such • ' sufferer pernicious habits. • stn case, fil W as stripped off, and the b rass of copper i Where the unhap tt conceal his n beneath l eft quite bare, but otherwise without injury. fully i to know, that although it be an o a ls y je! tou i:t: tei n ti d e l n e i:::::::;;; : i l h ' i r y iri ti r : Mr. Ca l tt and his servants witnessed the melancli v ol t y (sii i i ati th e u tt t i he r r pract o it f io rt. c n l e tho rs e ,. t i t h to e u re te m tb o e v uc al doubt or unzt it:4.llly te h d a b ve be ; ,:tin to rani: yan e a rly countera o o catastrophe, ofand on going to ths: spot, found the great difficulty will war. coti i ; :i y , f . terse arts the clothes which did remain about the If the P r t it ig e e s t o s ; w u iu s be r p V re el v a e lli n yours existud, a proper prr.C. holy, e e . red Onirhundred. and eighty-five v n i s g b o ie ur o'g n ilit i st a a i t l e x , i s e n ty il in those cases , 110 of scatt ered garnffilts were collected together, Bu: where this deficiency has for u ntl s c l •r u t m ak b i e n r f r i , ng an st d ar the k a nate th es e se c t u tt n ia st l it t u u tit o n u i ne . after a great number of the fragments had been taken . veratice is indispensably re q uisite to revive th away by the many persons whom c►triosity led to the of life, and to re- ani m ate The spot soon after the fatal evert [' took place. i • he secrecy which is so toot-pith,•' qualifications which we presume to state, form thy b:Ni • f lightninf perforated a very hard part of•the foot-path,. pretensions, and the coincidence with such this iu p t e i r o l a t t l i ati On 6 i; i g i c von ur a yard in length, where the unfortunate man fell— l' [bat Messrs . Lem' and Co. may at :hire icons ul ted their Louse, . No. iv, The Companions of the deceased were both knocked personally, street, Stra:d'intigeara Ba ttle Note) l d d oe own,.and so severely electrified, that bleeding was na m e n, is an additional ' entrance in Water-street adjoin i ng , mP e ant e tle .i. sary ;' and one was so serously affected A Diploma front the Royal College of is un S Surgeons Unites that he ' n only is now recovered. Borchert, who was a ut uffebtfinuniats from the most eminent Phys l iciai en is ne nd in l " .ec . n tU i r o r i t 7 ; _a e _ native . o f Germany, and a middle-aged man, . ,,has' :every tregu education, and assiduous attention to the a . studies of . branch o f the profession, are open to the inspection of any l co lt ro a n w er tw ju a r n y d re si t z chil d dren to lament his loss. fhe engoirer, and constitute a fair ;round fur that success with whits their verdict.---Killed by ' iwe have hitherto been honoured. E. LEIGH andl..o. Surgetias lighlidak i --• 6 'ID THEIR CORRESPONDENTS. NIESS RS. LEIGH and CO. have the honour t() -/- observe, that although, according to the plan on ;he prirciplcs of integrity established by their Predeces6or, al far back asg the year 1794, it wa's never his practice is ac cept any fee fur the ar,t Interview, where the terms rated tor the full treatment of the case were not perfectly tat:slac tory ; and although this plan of stating the terms plainly ard unetinivocally, amid refusing a fee on the disapproval of then, is still and ever will be strictly adhered to, the occupation n! their time in the Corresponding Department is such, that no let • tars whatever are, or can be answered, unless a Bank Note is in closed And in Complaints where the parties are urgent for an instant supply of Medicine, the liberal mind will hot utject to an inclusurtt proportionate to the nature of the case, or the opulence ' of the party. Mew*. Lsic it arid do. sanctioned by regular Education, by a Diplonia from the Royal College of Surgeons in London, of 1 which the principal Partner is an examined' and approved Nleni i bet, au& by certificates and the str:gcst testimonials of ability from the most eminent Physicians in Llndoti,continue to coxfine their practice to tiie cure of chore Complaints which are con tracted in a nionient ufinuaication, and c.f that state of debility which is caused by youtatil imprudence, by which life beg:tunes I embittterA, or the possibility of progeny pigmented. I Paticum in the Country will hat , the goodness to describe every symptom of the complaint, their age, and manner of living, and fur the purpose of inscrutable secrecy, letters containing feu I need not be post v. d. Nu.... 11, A:lnt./el-street, Strand, near Temple -bar. BILIOUS AND NERVOUS HEAD-ACHES, INDIGES TION, &c. Copy of a Letter from R.l.ucas, Esq. to Mr Dixon, Apothecary. CZIR—In consequence of several voyages to the East Indies, I had contracted a Bilious Complaint, .o such an alarming extent, a* to be scarcely able, at times, to pay attention to the duties . of my ship. Through the recmumeutlatian of friesid. I was, led to make trial of your (DlXO.sili) AN 11B11.:- °Uri PILLS, by the uso of which, for a short time, I was, to my astonishment, itnete•liately relieved ; and have been for a long while, totally tree from ati)s return of nausea, yellowness of the skin, nervocit and sick head-ashes, heart •burns, giddiness, and other corresponding Symptoms of the above complaint. The success of your remedy has induced me to recommend it gene rally, and my brother in paricuLr, third Officer of the Duke of Nlontruse Indiaman, who laboured under a worse affliction, if possible, than mysell, has manner completely cured. I any air, your oardient humble servant, ii.OLEItT LUCAS, Chief Oltzer of the Hon. East India Cunipany's Ship, Union. Gravesend, June 24. ,okl wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, e..itner of Paternoster-row ; cud retail by most Country Medicine Vea.lers, iu every Town, iu buae. at 611. and 2s. 9d. each, a.ul family. boles at 225. each. SPiLINU l'fl YSiC. DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS are proved by experience, to be the best and most innocent Alterative, l'uniAcr, and Sweetener of the Blood; and those who are afflicted with the Scum, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, scruphula, or any other Diiiirdcis arising frown trill:ilea Blood ; or these wh o h ave impair id their constitution by Dissipation, juvenile Indiscretions, or Mercurial Medicines, should by no 111Cili:i omit a course ul the Vegets'de Bilis during the Spring: The uperetiou of this valuable Vegetable Alterative is so pleasant and salutary as not to inter fere with the avocations of business or pleasure ; its action is cosi rimed to thy animal juices, and ri quires no Accretion or restraint isa sibs; it dissolviain tire stomach, blends with the food, and gradually pervades the circulating fluids, corn caw,: in its passage any deviation trout a state ul ants siescence ; in short, it is the long &mails; tor Vegetable Specific, Of safe, but active, substitute for chit &silicosis:le subtend, Mercury; Its efficacy excites the.; attention slid surpriaeof intilkel men, for when a;1 other meali tines have d,De Velno's Pills may he relied on as a Iserifictor all Dlsottlres which, originate in an ita2tare or in:pair..si siate of • the Blood. . . Niuse tan be genuine, wheresoever, or. by whomsoever sued, a dem the /Sill of Diret.tions is sigai.s in Rod Ink, by the Praia Plidtort • • CI STAPLkS. BY WS MAJESI'Y'S ROYAL LETTERS PAT .YT. LEAKE'S Cenuine. PILLS, SO justly famous for their superior efficacy in curing every degree and syttiptom of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, &c. without confinvinant er re.straiut of diet, la an easy, expeditiouti, aife, abd secret MAU laer. One stuail tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation intpercry tibie, anti requiring no particular attention. In 1:1 days they generally cure those cruel Disorders ; and where they fail in that time of perfectly resturhtg health, the pee tient has the happy AlbaUriukce that he or she Is at the eve a hi..2:g so rcitured, let the degree of nialignancy be ever so great. It is an excellency peculiar to these Pills, to make directly to the ct,naplainiug part, and enter into contest with the uffendiig ' niatt‘r, which they speedily daludge and expel. They Are Jea.a red by esperience to be a preserver of health, as well as a resto rer, by taking only eight single Pills Spriug and lapin every year: in short, the Patentee Ls.; this extraordinary obligation to IIICJII, • that whatever he pro.nised himself from them, they were sure oii • find and eacteil, as though impatient of immortal std uniycr:al tame. These Pills are !Daft worthy a place in the eatb.iletJ ef Masters and Captains of Ships; the more so, for that they sill keep good in all climates any length of time, and that they have ' now hurtle the test of near tiO years, with increasing credit to I theuaselves, and humour to their author, _insomuch th at during V . e ' last sight years they have radically cured upwards' of 40,00 ti per : A CHAL,LENGI:. • i Inns, many of whom had been discharged (ruin Hospitals where MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, challenge I salivation had been frequently ri.peated, and all other imaiieds ! w a de use of with Out effect. ilie.whole world to m prove a single instance when' their ! I Me-pr e m red An d Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tillo MAI T AY[ OR, dieloe sod method of cure have failed of toe desired effect. The Member of the KeyalColkge of Surgeons in London, at his house, practice of many years in tins particular branch of their pride - No. 9, New Ilridge-areet i where he will give advice, without A shin has not given rise to one unsuccessful case. . free, to persons taking these . Pills, an/ will answer Patients Let l'hey coutinue to direct their Studies to the treatment and cure ; „r„, if post-paid t pm the same terms, observing in all MS" th.: of )'etatereal Como d i ots , and that derangement °Vile system, • must inviolable secrecy, no patient's name or sass h:...eg bent which is the coi...equence of the pernicious wasteful effects of a habit lung and most unhappily pursu e d by th e youths of both sexes; ' mentioned, but at their own particular request, by their oereqm during the course of more than 4o year:, that he has had the eos in the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barren- ducti of an extensive s ale of the above medicine, And the ?1 noes ; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dis- tic , migig t h, r ,y rom . trosaiag state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates remote are i - llillipetene e. Throw ts red ultimate eff c c.s, while con- . Th ey are also sold, by his appointment, at the Prrfunter's, N ).. i 35, 'St. Alban's-street, Pan-mall ; the Toy-shop, No. Re:, Ox samptheus,ltess of muscular power, and various nervous complaints usually characteris e th e e arli e r stages of this solitary vice. Of per- ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-Hill, nea tl y opposite the Monument ;,and by one Person in every considerable sons languishing under the disorders incident to such A life, their town in Ergland, &c. in Boxes of only 25..90. each, aided P. treatment is simple and has never proved unsuccesteul, in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. la the with full and plain directions, *hereby persons o f ei t h er 'its way must obetin-te and complicAtesi cases of venereal iniectioa, each l N. themselvss with ease:And secrecy. .. . . N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain' liatilidorwitll a sttntits as Übe ruttions of, the urethra, s pongy excrescences, bard on which, by favo , truf the Commissione* is prlrted at the *AI tut irours, Callous ulcer s , e ruptio ns , se min a l weakness, gleet:, rite. 0 ice `• f. 'Taylor, No. 9, New Brike-areon," tv indswe Wag.t Ike. which have hithert o baffled the skill of the general priatitioner, ! is felony, and all other. err counterfeit. Messes, Carrie and Cu. are now enabled radically to core by a i --A.-..--.. new, safe, Ind expedit love mode of practice, superior to any other HIGH VIATE.it AT LUNLYJN ffaIINIE Tivkdosutuw. yet adopted. They may be consulted byieither sex with the greatest .. S Morning - - . 2 'Wants* afte delicacy, secrecy, anti honour, at thiir house, No. 107, Hattou. i S ArN.r-oori 1 Garden. Patients is the country are requested to state the par- =—- _...... . L.......... . ' ..... ___ .. ..„,„„;4 3 titulars of diva. case, their age, an d genera l mode of Ilithig. Let- • . • • • • • 1 , ed by LEVEI. KENT, of CO' i term p,st paid, meeting a bank note, will bu duly amerce :4d, and LUNDON : Printed and Publ!sh I the necessary advice anti alis.:lll4•DaiDi ‘ilift:4l yi ant DI say part of 1 - 28 m i nutes . a . * r terbury Place, Lambeth, at the STA N-Orrtele. ' 1 Lisa ldni,Joas. sweet. Publlshaia:sci at the Slasa4.4 VMS, ioniale Bat. No 1, Caste Preigred by Mr. C. Stapke, now soli Peopeivtor, and sold wholesale 'and ertaid,,by §leavr and FAvraidt a. No. Way St. Paul'. Cbgeto Yard, itat tan reputway. Lomita'. Prtee 44 6 d. and aus.