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LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING's n:.Ncft, JAN. 27. CHARTER PARTY. AAAAA Ittl V. ,AST INDIA COMPANY. Mr. Gitte—" This was an aftion of affumpfit.— The defendants undertook to pay the plaintiff a cer. tain turn of money, and to indemnify him againft loffes for the ufe_ of his Gip. The Charter Party was exadly the fame as in the caufe between White and the prefent defendants. The Ihip was to perform four voyages, poiterior to Augull. 5796 : The p: n. seeded, according to the terms of tit: engagement, and arrived at Calcutta in 5797. On the 13th of May of the fame year, .being at that port, the Cap . tain was ordered to get ready for tea, and was in lofted that his (hip was not to return to Europe.— The (hip, in confequence, took .nilitary ftores on board, and failed on a hoftile expedition, during which the was loft by peril at fea. The plaintiff, under theft circomdances, contended, that the 'hip was not employed according to the conditions of the Charter Piny. and that he had a right to recover the damages fullained of the defendants. A verdict bad been obtained, when damages were found for the plaintiff, and the quantum of damages was referred to arbitration, fubjed, however, to the opinion of 'the Court on.this quedion : if the employment in which the (hip was engaged on this hoftilt expedition, were within the (cope of the Charter Party ?" Mr. lattice Ctoss—a If the cafe be to be argued upon a fpecial verdict, I -dull with to fee the fpecial verdict upon record." Lord ELLIIIIIOIOI7OM-w A Corporation mud (peak by their feals refpeding every thing. A diffi . aft arifes in this cafe, that they cannot depute an spat al (peak for them." Mr. Gitis-- 06 The Bank and ether Corporations, sad draw Bills by agents." Mr.ladice Lawaseca- 41 Had yen not better fee IC can form 1t into an dila° againd an individual Wit mafeat there can be no diSMty. By (biking eat Ibis y, and putting in the name of the Gireernor of 1, or Gene other perks% the cm latadlment in thu cafe may be avoided " Ilikfrs, ADAM and Woos, ots•the part of the de , Sawksats, seeded to this arran . gement, on confulta • thit ebb Juke of the Diredon in Conn. 111\1111/11011 o. JAM& -111kifikestatis,. Counfel for the defendant in this • ra forward with a plea in bar again f t t he • The circumdances he dated to be thefe • ilea bad originally been brought by the plain tleariinGthe defendant, to recover froth him a rum of sane) due *soaves' of a deciGon in favour of tbeittemer by a Court of Law at Rosen, in the ju• ~is of Normaady, in France. When the 'llion aiistimeed fo far that the plaintiff was spots the dfolieidig the Court for a judgment, the war Waimea this country sad France. This was ;the plea which he now advanced liaildfilps; for. according to law, no lOW wiatalbared to the King's enemies, could re • *Pia illeMaillee in en adion. This be confidered as ea sal plea to bar the rights of the defendant to 9111111141ri Uld K t teesolouon—gi L fuppofe it will never be again& you. that the plaintiff has any tto proemd furtlur with his adieu. AU that Mr. Laws (Cauaki on the other fide) will contend for, Ji (loots i n,. is, that the adios: Gould be allowed lab Gad • till peace be reamed between this COll6. bey and Prance.", • Mr. Eineasie-a , Yes; bat, my Lord, I awe. bend duo the plaintiff, being an Alien, and adhering to tbe ) urges enemies, will be a good plea again* bis right ever to bring an adieu for the recovery of the debt." bk, Lassa, for the plektiff, then uhferved. that tbeweber was reduced to a very narrow point be• twos tie parties. via. whether the plaintiff, by the btaiMag out of the wet. loft his right entirely of fu lathis debt, or whether his *Rion having been AOnally b rought, be f hoold.not be entitled at • sow time to revive it. He only meant to *woad foe nothing more than that to which the No relia alluded, YIN. that the action might be full daring the continuance of the war. Lord Ettsaaoaeuen—gs Suppofe we Gould be of opinion that the plea in bar here is ill pleaded, whet judgment can we give in this cafe, where it is admitted by your client that be adheres to the King's Peessues. • Mr. Lams-- 0 I lbould fuppofe, my Lord, that I om entitled to judgment generally, and they on the other fide may ailed the judgment." The Court dill entertained conGderahle doubts, , whether they could give judgment at all in favour of a perks, who, by implication bad confeffed himfelf IP be an adherent of the King's enemies, when they were relieved, by the defendant agreeing to the pro pofit;on of the plaintiff, that it thould da.td over without colts. - • -- RBID V. BLANCH D. This was an alien to recover the film of 31. for work done as a Surveyor, and the defendant pleaded the Statute of Limitation, the hill having been con- Wafted near ten years ago. The dtbt was firft at tempted to be proved by a letter from the defen .. dant's boufebeeper, who, it was Hated, had the en tire management of his affairs ; hut the fad of her agency was not fuificiently eftablifhed. The plaintiff's Attorney's fim laid, that the de fendant, when he ferved hint with procefs, admitted the demand, and exprcfred his furprize at being fued, as he had a fet off. In anfwer to this evidence, the defendant's ftrvant pofitively declared that his mailer told the perion who came with the writ, that be did nut owe the plaintiff any thing. Mr. Easetwa, in his addl.& to the Jury for il:r defendant, regretted that the fpirit of the Statute Limitations was not more flriftly adhered to, iu order in prevent fuiu for debts which bad expired by the ef f lux of time. Lord ELLFINICWOOO.I made a few obkrvati..us the COMparative credibility of the wiintires, and the Jury returned a verditt fnr the plaintiff. His Lrrulfhip informed the Bar, that he w. fit in Weftmintler Hall, nn Thurfday nett, the 2J of February, at nine o'clock in the moaning p:LciiAy. WILL• Before the Courtrofc, a.. d Lord ELLt w soL ra.r n f4t at Ni P.rie►,s Cafe Was ..r.9ittl by Mr. re . 6 0 1 t 9 giS p worded as to afford &opt to the itsgenuitfof Coostfai to goers at and to contend for fuch interpretations of the Tellator's intent, as might, be favourable to the Client interefted in the meaning contended for. The cafe is thus far interelting, that it manifefts the imprudence of thfe who with to make a difpofal of property by will (different from the slit - poi:it which the law makes in cafe of inteftacy ), in not employing pert - ons competent to exprets their intentions perfpicu cony, and according to the technical import of legal phrafeology. Lord Et taw soitoti on Paid the meaning and inten tion of a Tellator are not (objets for ccnjeaure They are to be inferred and taken from the words he ofes—and the words are to be interpreted according to their grammatical import. Mr. ]unite Gauss Paid he had conlidemble doubts as to the adual intent of the Teflator, but it was lifer and better to avoid conjedure, and to interpret according to the grammatical import of the words of a will. If a party, in oplionifii, chutes to draw an inßrument of this war. and to •run the hazard of error, it is better of two evils that his intent, not fut. ficiently expreffed, &mild be fruftrated, rather than that Courts of Juftice ihould have either the power or the trouble of wandering into conjeaure. He therefore was guided by the grammatical import of the words of the Will. Judges LAWRENCI and - La BLANC had no doubt on the fubjed. and the interpretation, continent with and refultmg thus from the words of the tenement, was by the Court anonimouny adopted. alas rains. —Ar V WYNN!. ' The Plaintiff brought his anion to recover the furn of t 61. tos. the value of a bullock bought by him on his own account, and fold by him to Mrs. Wynne, the Defendant's wife. It appeared by the evidence of the kit witneli, Stuart, a butcher, that the Plaintiff had been apprentice to Mrs. Wynne, before the was married to the Defendant. He continued in her fer vice after her marriage ; (lie managed the butcher ing bu fi nefs for her holband, who appears to have given hirufelf Teo , little trouble about it. She al lowed the Plaintiff often to purcha'e cattle at Smith field on his own account. The bullorj# the price of which was the enure of this action, was bought by him cal his own account, and when flaughtered he fold the earcafe Mrs. Wynne. The amount of the price bad been ait d to him ; but a Mr.. Smith, a re lation of Mrs. Wynne, get it back from him for Mrs. Wynne, for force pnrpofe for which the wanted it ; and Mrs. Wynne owned, twenty times at lealt, in the prdence of witnefs, that the money was doe to Plaintiff. Mr. Users's objefted to the legality of this evi dence. Mrs. Wynne's declaration, he infifted, not coupled with any aft of trading carried on by her for her hatband, could not be evidence againft him. Lord ELLerraoriouoir confidered her as 'aaing for her hulband, by his permiffion, in every refpeft, except as to liability to be fired, *in the predica cement in which the Defendant himfelf was ; and be admitted the evidence. Mr. Matelots . , on the fame fide with Mr. Gatt i tow, mentioned a cafe in point, where Lord Kenyon p had, under fimilir circumftances, admitted fuch evi dence. Verdi& for Plaintiff. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JAN. s 7. NAMES V. Mr. Serjeant Base applied for a rule to Qsew eanfe why the verdift for the Plaintiff in this cafe flould not be let afide, and a nonfuit mimed. The action was tried before Mr. Janice Amite. at the fittings after Lift Tet m. The fubjett of the as lion was a Bill of Exchange, and the point on which the defendant, who was the indorfer, had contended for a verdia in his favour, was, want of due notice of its dilhonour. The bill fell due on the ill of Oc tober, and it appeared in evidence that it was not prefented for payment till after nine o'clock that evening, being a Saturday. The Acceptor lived in Totsenham Court Road, the Plaintiff in the near neighbourhood. and the Defendant at Knight (bridge. This notwithllanding, however, no notice of the dif ' honour of the Bill was fent to the Defendant, till Tuefday the aah, at two o'clock in tile afternoon, three days after the bill fell due. The Learned Counfd was aware that it would be laid, that the bill had lain in the hands of the Plaintiff's banker till late on the Monday, and therefore that no improper delay was imputable to the Plaintiff. This, however, he contended, could not operate as an exeufe. .f:le bill had not been paid away to the Banker, but had merely been put into his hands as agent for the plain tiff. Any irregulatity in his conduel, therefore, mud attach to the plaintiff. Mr. Serjeant Brsr then proceeded to %ew that it had been held as an ettablilbed point of law. whether wifely or not, both in that Court and in the Court of King's Bench, that the next day after the dam flour was all that was allowed for a notice of this kind, when the parties !elided in the fame place ; and when they refided at a diitance, that it was ne ceffary that %eh intimation fhnuld be made in row'jr of poll. He adduced revival cafes in fupport of this doarine. Lord A remarked, however, that in the cafes cited, no Banker had been empliiyed. The Banker, he raid, furcly was not bound in this cafe to fend to Knightibridge, to give notice of the difboaour to the defendant. He did all that was incumbent on him. He intimated it to his employer on the next lass ful day. The plaintiff did all that could be re quired cf him. He was ant bound to be at home, waiting for the return of the bill, but neat day he tendered it back to the Defendant. Mr. l'erjeaat laid. if it was nn: laid down as a rule that ti:c Banker and his crr.oloyer were to be et:infidel ed a. cnc and the farte pc, nc;,:i ! , enee to oily extent hr held bound, ei.her to yiye r, I 'o Jorier. or, to return t) ic bill to Ms time as that he may. give due [vit.:e venture to la'-. that there was n-t I, ink don who svoold not acknrovh: ! to give loth n o tice 1.. l Mr. Ju:tce :hey s. ably lo it ,hev . 1 •, 1 I:> it d"; 1. duty, would he to t , . , t e kr , p a club for cv_ry bill i!le poll Li, ni. IVere this to 11C held, n toad undertaking fu .h.rwer , 1. , t1 A •A• 11 Jr on point. As hi. vi 1, ciii cz.vcel it tei be a titeclti,uut . :Lieh Lupor:aao:, he !Loa:. can i 1, .. niu the In I,_ would Lon- :r. pt.anice ,yicainn. .1 ! , ;s: - .kga to his w,u1.1 be nt !?;: poir,? • vette with his Brethren on the fullett , and with the other Judges, and ihould be ready to.morrow, ac cording to th:ir opinions, either to gtaut or to refute the rule. Mr. Serjeant Beer (hewed caufe againft a rule ob tained by Mr. Serjeant Cockell, for having a Warrant of Attorney granted by a firm touverte. under ar ticles of Separation from her Huihaud, in favour of a young man, an Attqrness's Clerk, fet afide, on ac count of her cuverture. The Defendant. he need, was the lady's truftee under the articles of fcparation. She had been much involved, and he, out of pure friendfirip, and to keep her slut of difag rceable law fuits, hid advanced her various fume of money. To fecure re-payment of thefe Inc had granted him the warrant of attorney now fought to be let alide. Mr. Serjeant Cecett.t. Paid, that the gentleman had taken the warrant of attorney, well knowing, at the time, that the lad) was a married woman. He bad not, however, contented hi:al - elf with this. He had alfo taken out an attachment againli the hatband. Rule made abfulute. POLICE. HATTON GARDRIIo•-••Yeati(l4y a cafe which con. cerned all victuallers came on to be heard in the Ihape of an information 2gal:ill leveret perfons for felling ale in a leis quantity than two dozens of bat tles, contrary to the dame of the 38th of the prefent reign, which meets, that any tinlicenfed palm fell ing ale in char way are fubjeO to the penalty of sok The cafe being ably argued on both fides by fidici tors, it was fuggefted to them to compromife the matter in difinite ; but they not agreeing upon the point, the Defendants entered into recognizance , to appeal to the (tarter Seffions for a more ferious hearing, this being a que Ilion of interelt to the revenue as well as to the licenfed vittnallers. MAastow-House.—Yefterday Au Leak, the little girl of t t years of age, who has been twice taken up on the charge of horfe-Realing, as mentioned in dif. ferent Papers tome time &ice, -was.again brought before the LORD Melrose. Her parents, as before mentioned, have provided a brats collar, which is faftened round her neck with a padlock, and her name, 32. Green-I:beet, Grofvenortquare, infcribed " Bog me home." She was charged this time with having.followed and driven cattle in the ftreets, on Wednefday evening. His Lordfhip fent for the pa rents, when the mother and brother arrived, and in formed his Lordfhip that it was out of their power to keep her from running away. She had on that day went out with a young woman, fro& whom the made her efeape, and that they wifhed to get her into the Philanthropic Society. She Rated that they were unable to tell what to do with her, and related fe veral inttancts of her improper colliding. The child was reftored to her parents, and promifed never to be guilty of the like again. Her parents are very refpedable people. Two hackney coachmen were charged with having drove their coaches wilfully and furioully on the pave. went, fo as to endanger the lives of foot paltengers. The charges were clearly proved by Meffrs. Sale and Simpfun, who Paid that they had brought this charge for the public good. They were fined gets. each, when the two gentlemen defired that their parts might be given to filch public charities at his Lordfhip amidst think proper. Some people of a bad habit of body and bad living, centred fpungy exetefeences on the Ikin, which, ti lers checked, communicate their morbid nature to thofe bones, fuperficially covered, and immediately in the neighbourhood of thefe ulcers. By applying corroding cauflics, you deftroy the adjacent &in, and even Ikould the bone remain found, and the wonnd put on a healthy appearance. you have pre vented it from healing by deftroying the integun:ents which Nature has it not its her power perfectly to regenerate. Let me advife the patient, therefore, to mend his tyllem, and (pare the furface ; the good aces of which treatment Ifabella Goodlet, of Lat wade, near Edinburgh, experienced in a pette cure of her ulcerated legs and aims, by taking a few bottles of S,,ilibury's Drops. Her cafe is attelled by M:. Barter, Mr. Patton. minifter, and Mr. Stew. art, Surgeon, of Edinburgh. The dices of this Medicine on fcrophula, gout, rheumatifm, &c. arc amply detailed in the bill accompanying the Patent Antifcorbutic Drops, fold at the Difpenfaty, Soho. fquare, London, in bottles of p. 6d. 'cis. and 11. as. with a black Clamp affixed to each bottle. marked 4 Spillbory and Co. No. 15. Soho square." LONDuM MARKETS CORAILXCHANCIE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27. PRICE OF HOPS. • RAM. POCIIITs. 41 aos to 51 too ICatt • 51 Oil to 61 int • 41 roe to 51 Is litaffint • 51 pto 61 0 • 41 to to 11 os Farnham 61 co to 11 1 9* Old Duty toocooL PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. 41 15s to 61 Its 1 i•oc . ..cts 51 55 to 61 la PRICE OF : taIDS. Ref Clearer 464 to loos per curt. White dine 705 to 1264 do. Trefoil um to 655 do. Carraway 40% to 66s do. Coriander, 144 to 585 do. Turnip • 1.0 to 3:5 I ..r buteL White Mallard Seca, 10. to 145 c.l do. Brown ditto, 1:s t/ 16. t in. Canary, p .xi to 9. r..! Jo. Rape Feed, 15L to 381. per ha. tau iltrp.i.n, jarun y 17. To Soh the oC.a.—ptr iturie of Flb. Beet 41 84 to *5 Fa Veal 6s 41 t , 1.• to.l Mutton 45 81 to ha ad I Fork 0 c.l lu 34 84 IgIAD Of CAI ILI 1019 DAY. 1. ni , ‘ 2.!CS. Beal. ,;tout Rc— . 146.WG . 11-. atll.) tt) . .›.1141.1., jJau.,, Per Roue of : r• t.v f: c t.ot kf. Beef 44 2.1 to 64 4! Vaal 4. Ed to 7s I'd &tattoo p B.l to fa 21 I Port 4, cl to Ss Ed PRICLS OF HAS 1 1:416 S L YAW. Saoltlateld. St. J , r :t. W Litto lapel. Filperload 4 4 to 3 Ts r., ,t . • 1214 0105 'Co •itr.,vr t 7to t 16 i 1 3 oto • ,) ..) I IC to t 14 c Closce 4 7.) i n 6 o c t. to 6 6 c 1•141(..F. OF . 1 Mier': l!' ! 0:::,ON Se. Jarnes't ni.rk t I 46 1 , 1 1 Cl , re Marl t , 44 spid I: Whi'crh.yot Matittt k (Ent it 64116. of St..) 4' Rd .1I ..11..w (.1 to c, J to 'rut.) 76 ) •:. C .1..1.!1 t. • ~{•: Average Prix. 4 , 9 d I '1", , ,10ir 50.p,>. s. to 1.• n(C.in ••cx r r f ' —NTrn ..'•..r •• I.()NIK.N IVloristrg • • •• •• • 3'. ••. • AtulDwa r. 4 • 1 k.fict - iu inch - I.r, as • 711 E TARNT AND MPRREIT, STAFFORDSNIRt woßcEsTr.itstinte, OXFORD WIAYIOATION, A. I ' GLOBE INSURANCE SHARES, See. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. St.OTT„ - In the Monthly Sate orCanal property, on Friday the Id of Febru ary. a II o'clock, at Oarravray's, Change Alley, Landaii; ca cepa prat:Wally dUpofed of by par.-coward:2; VIVE SHAR ES in tbt T NEN r and MERSEY or a ORANDTRUNKCANAL,eoance.I.4 the Pern: of Liver pool and Hatt, and communicating, tiro:: ;h other Navlptionl, wdh London and the principal trading places in England the div vidents an this eminent 3LS highly refpetted concern have al. Tanned to 301. per tare, per annum, with well founded profpncla of fntreaGeg. The Mader:Aire and Woreelterildre Canal: four Shares in thth excellent Concern—the dividends iraß year 331. per Cure, bat asap be expathed confide:a:ly to increafe lite Oxford Canal, Net Sh res in this erzablifh snd proving concern the dividends have Readily advanced to tat pet there. per annum, and will undoubtedly b:eveafe. Tlve Grand Jusetion Caftal Marco, optional loan, and boada bear Mg 5 per cent. intent. Rocbd.de Canal mares, and cpdcaal loan sates, beating 5 pdl cent. intereft. Globe lufaranee 30001. fubferlptlon, 301 per tent. pat& bear. Int 5 par cent. inure, expedted to boa very bin:eclat CORM*: Pardculars at the Swan, at Wolverhampton; the Sur, at Oar ford; the Hen and Chickens, /31ranti.gliam; and Gar;away's ; sad of Mr. Sant, Ludgate lA, Landon. H _ AVING dedicated rnyfelf to the Rudy, and becoa gratified by the omit confickrable practice in that branch which I thought }roper to Idea, l troft that I la.ve not more employed my time than Mak who, In the est.nfive field of Ibk profeifion, arc oecaGonally inunerred In moronity, and cannot always attain that Needs which is acquirol : . y concentrating tisk intelledhul power to one this Ot Warders. Thedifeaks of DEBILITY ere peculiarly dißreferig for they bring with than a train of concomitant Impious, end, by a do- p..effion of all vital energy, exlltence ledf bovines embittered.-- Whether they arife from the Freedom:le Gnu example, the Jeanie. tlve habits of febool-boys, or the Indulgent*, of natality, they.," quire the molt afildnous pnicalonbi kEI ; by the !gnomes of ustedecited men, the fymptonss are aggravated, and the condi tutiod In dollroyed Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS, I ground my pretenGons on regularity of education; and poreffing every privilege to praßlee, I feel myklf entitled to that confidence with which I have hitherto been fo liberally howowed. lo the firß fenfatiors of local weihnefs, early 'application wilt prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the (of ferer, from a contdpultiers of the unmenlinefs of the eke which eaufed his aziofortooe, is fearful of the contempt or caifure of kis family phyfician, and aroodwover his infirmity•with ekreful cotta cedment, it mail be Cathfadetry for him to be affured cot only II capability of treatment, but alio of the moll inviolable fetrecy. And In reckon Venereal Complaintalt is polslde tb prevent pain, clinger or diftrefe ; in the molt complicated cafes it is the acquire nknt of erelufive reperiesee In this line to died a fare, certain, and fpnedy re-ettublifitment I offer the advantage of Oda experience to there of either fag who are added with any kind of DE BILI ry, of any (myosins of VENEREAL INFECTION, and in ell cafes ete terms of Teems neratiolo are Rated on the fink interview. Patients in the country are evoked to inclofe a Bank note, and are requefied to fpecify their age and manner of living. MARTIN BR EE, Walker of the Royal College of burgeons is Loudon.< No. 29% Arundel-Itteet, Strand, not TM. plc Bar. MEDICINE *gr. At the only Warchoufe for Dt. James's Pardee. No. 45, BL Paul's Chureb-yard, banditti. 'THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the -IL prices annetcd, Wading the Scamp Duties ; al . .d as it is ended, that front the ill of September, dot, the Stamps Cycloid be applied to ail Propeetarg Medicines, as snit for Foreirs as for Hwe Confumption, and as a Conliderable Additke 6 ma.'.e to the Stam.ps on tLe Articles of higher Value, eir thea in Bat. the Prix; of Dr. janses's Powder will be ise future as. 9d. per Packet, or il. 3s. M. per Dosen; but the (Quantity of a Dozes Nave nt a Bottle (as wade up for the Army and Navy) may be had for tL 4% And as by Favuur of the Conrail:Dune , of tl'lt Stamp Office, Plates rre prepared far Mr.Newbery's fermate life. with hia Name engraved in each Stamp, the Public will be care. ful to °Kase that the Words. " F. Newhery, No. 4c, St. Paul's; are print.ni in tLe Stamps of all his Medicines; and as tt la fumed that ties will be. a (efficient Secutity weak his Signature on the Labels on DeJameis Powder will be Moat. tinged Irons heneeforward. Stain,. will i e allowed grtis, as talus!, to theft who puree% Hail' a Dozen sr more at a time, of the lower prie4Articlet. Dr. James's Powder a..9d. Losengcs of Bleis ati —a Bottle 54 0 kreake's Thte.of guk 4 0 •—..-• Agate Pills 4 6 Modulus's ditto. 2 9 lair y. ' 64 o &edit Coffee e 9 Dr. Steers's Opedrldos a 6 Gestuiue Arme Midi 8 6 .----- Convultion Oil a 6 Ornsit'rk M.disine $ 6 Camomile Nom z 9 isaiii'a scot, Pills a o Paregoric Lo- Mame at Peppermint a a " 4 1 1 n lai Grant's Drops - I a Berry a Bilious Pills 4 6 -Dr. Wive?' Pt a s Dr. Auflin's Chalybeate Olafa's Magnets 3 6 Ditto 4 0 Henry's slat° . a 6 ITansy's Carminative a 9 Norton's Drops ,y 6 hiTenee of Cultsfoot 3 6 Spillbury's ditto 5 6 Ceph.die Snuff o 9 Dr. Solauder's Tea a V Mr S., , ..nce's Dentifrice 4 o Grrnough's Tindlum 3 p jots .., Rheum tic Tine. 3 6 Do. Tutu Lozengss I s N. 13. Stamp with Ms Newbery's Name arc alb .cd to the Ilrft twenty Articles above enumerated; and as many peed a, parti cularly fervants and merengers, miaake his haufe, he is under ' the nceelLty of pulaing out., that it is at the E. It I- tul of St Paul'., ,scare* to LheapStle and that it has a large whit.. Succeed frost.es es which theft wor ds are Inferbed: _ _ . _ .. Tax ONLY WANINOUSI YOB DI. jAiltel Powomt." TO THOMAS TAYI.OR ESq, BLAU 111, N. 9, Bridge-Reed, London. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received from your Invaluabie Medicinc—.LEAKE's PATENT PILLS. About two years ago I wks attacked with a VDi,- , which I treated rather nightly for font, time, hut the Dif sae at hnrth fpreadlog all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the tuo,t eminent of the Faculty, but their affiftance afforded only temporary relief-4 went through various Cordes of Saliva tion, and from bang rather of a corpulent . ll.,bit was reduced to a mere Skeletm. The Uictrn th.tr (Kea.: all oVer my limbs, ren dered me a complete Object, In that my (Helot& delpaired of me nevem. IV Vol", brought to Luis fitaation, l r.mlitler;tl death is Inevitable, but a relation of mine commentin..; own the many Cafes in %%hid. ytnir PIII. had kerec.l...% I v., ti.,iticed to try a box of ti 7 tit, vi.v. a I thought r.d by perfeverancy fornrn nr dire: mom!, ten! inn a. ri • -or Dirrettims, I cape •-i Ott molt un, e , .1.,,tub1e V., 1., ;r-m Nin, the Sores perfc.:l:y recovere d ne more boa, whicht siath Tv.) in its usginal Gate. 'a& rba: 1 aubtrribt. anytelf, Gra Was. Ptaxsoo. gr. ut. ily futtladim:; I now, and w.d..ir7 out dotty: I thick Ito to take, voi It i • e•!th the moU heart. yc.r much obliged humbh, ferv.ht, r,:—f l oc, May! ,fh.r. Ju,l P. S. lor th: 5.. - rtc: • : n. object tl the above heir rul.hf....J, 1,1 Late to m•ru to ter judgment mall dad at. !)t but more l'rt.iiareil and Fol.! by Om Soli Propt'ztor.TOOSlAS TAY;. • M•mA.roftto Royal is, I.ondian, at bi• I Soule. roc h. r.. atter a constant rob:Arnie of :••1-re than thrty.f. • bt:0:1 particularly din Red co vs, of Venet•al • !•iit inviolable &ate, V.:Cid. 1,11 of le, 1 3 .• d..l'; obirrvc be flatten b... on, tic ada C, ri..' adnilniftcri to hi, • it, visi.llie .:tiro .1, by a ditcranins to be and void of atahi ••••-rr. 1,1 tl.e convenicocc of No. 3 t, St. Allian'• tl`• 1•73, Oainid•ltnet ; Mr, Mr. Sled's, Rookfcllir, I• 1.11, M. Watfoifv. South- Du:.! ; I Ivor • an. 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