Star. — London, England, 1804-03-09 00:00:00

t~nr .ri;rr~cl~a~xc~. HIGH COtlftt Of ADAITRAfaIt, MARCH 6. Tbi , dot the Right -Hon. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT pro ceeded to the Adjudicition of the following cafes °crown, Cladfeu Mader —This was cafe of breach of blockade, and the qucttion was, whether this wail, at the time of capture, was proceeding to the port of Havre; or, as affected, to the port of Dieppe. 111: Court being Giddied with the evidence produced, mitered th e tip as chimed, on the p3yment of the captors a:pence', and relayed the cargo. La Virginia , . IVlafterx—A claim of joint capture wailer. up in this tart, with rcfpert to the tip and cargo. the Court was of opiniou that (ugh joint capture was fully citablithed, mid accordingly decreed the fame 11ZW ORLSMIS CASPS. Malabar, Present Malta.—Bhip reamed. , Woe Hatter —fills rettoredi with freight and ex pewprotest parts of the tango reltored, other parts °nitro' to furtherproof, f, proof, mg tbe the cutdanned. Swinfon Matters —Ship ritored with freight, betwitbaut expencear fart of the cargo rettorsti. the rift ordered Ma Co (whim $3 jun Mat* --- °erre Matter. The dale) in this cafe wery asimitted to Ihrther proof. Si Hapax" Handsets Matter.—The property in this cafe reamed declaimed. . . COCKPIT, WHITZHALL, MARCH 7: Before the Mita Noble and Right Hon. the Lords CO4narigoes of Moods in Prise C.aufes. Ctalktebor a Ifahrldiodh --- Iltedshl biatter.—(ita Appal bon lontaiss.) o Thb woo a Dula asp, Win With a of P ono Maliallo iimil fltie.torwad on voyage from St. Docaloso to Co iposiPsint In rho pookonian of Gieh voyage be was captured. X, Om dais IlArbay's lips. as& aria loto Jamaica. The amborod as ebbned la this cafe. 44 GaAs. .--- Ataucto Mau,—Ma won .bdui whit a of cow% Wood so hoop la Coin to the port of Kiosltoa. bat was tad with and illebbrad bar* privates.. a atom* et having s Illibilb Amu so *Mono tootaidat of far, se rim, to oste.' Arks en oleo met mow" of by his Majelkolltip "tabgt. Jim Vder, V Coluia44 o l4 044 tarried to 1• 41000 . , veers tbe Sip sod cowmen onabs4l4ol. The property in this t heraws allkeitoa. to tht parasite( nottikhei (Juin Tbaliaarye..-- Hanoi& illidttroarlasSraory,....... Sinisse Irom`trlthliala ma IthrT. --•stala. mow. pas dine 'limp 4010041 t• baba poet . .. 1 . ' ,im...... 'COURT OP WHO's BENCH, ItAitCll6. STASI AND CO. V. DO WN AND CO. Mies. EltlDlllll. Pates, a nd SCADLITT, for the Plaimlffs, explained the fa gs of the cafe. A Bill of blie amount of 43e1. bad been fent by Mein. Steen Co. to tbeir worefpondents Mears. M'Night and y, Bankers at Glafgow. It is immaterial , *et last tiretteallasee, but the fa& is, the receipt win never acknowledged, and the Plaintiffs enter tained ferious apprehenfions, that the letter contain , .kg the Bill bid mifearried. B y way of preeaution Ilse Plaintiffs nude a perfonal application at the Bank of Mfrs. Down and Co. to Sop the payment of the • 3111 i ma de ma de payable at their honk. which was to. Notwithiandin,g this the Bill was and it is to be pietism-4 by tome milla , Miaow, Gust, and Gilts, for the De - - MOM* ,eked that in a cafe of this kind, it was 110111111libillk that the Plaintif f s lbould a Make merely :, utioSags7A:i d on. A thoufand drafts nd bills in diets extenfive Banking eRa- Walietvies, and It would expok the Defendants and 4Wiliesin the fame Btuation to very firkins inifehief. VOW "we to be rendered liable under loth a parole • f• d tok of Mars. Down and Co. was then calle d, •V B4gatian. ' mbeigefitid that no written order to Rop the pay la in queßion was given ; but on his efrifbausinsion, be admitted, not only that a per. float ipipliention was made for that repo*, bat that a Cosa had been entered in the books to prima its difebarge. Lied Estsusoaooon examined the evidence, and expiation'• to die jury its bearing on the prefent cafe. Ma Lostaim faid, that if his Banker had money of his, sad be &mild order him not to pay a certain • Bill or Draft for his account, be was certainly corn tto make filch countermand.—Verdi* for the = t tiff 4501. MASCO 7.41 , 11441. t. O. SMITH. • The Plaintiff is a WeR India Merchant, the De fendant is Treifeter of the Weft India Dock Corn. sway. This was an anion for money bad and re ceived, being the (mall lam of 31. I;1. 6d. but it is tuttemely material in the refult, as fettling the rights in an eirestial point, between the mercantile interefl and the Well India Dock proprietors. An A& of Parliament bad been puffed, by which it was engird, that whatever cooperage was to he perforated on the flip's cargo in the Woks, Gould be at flipulated prices, and performed by the agents of the Dock Company. he ground of this aAion was, that the Treater*r of the Company had charged more than was allowed by that Aft. Meffrs. Griasow and MARMOT, for the Plaintiff, produced evidence with relpeft to the charge of tso. DefeuetAnt, and the payment made by the Plaintiff ; and Mein. Ease:NE, Qs's, and CILIS, contended. in behalf of the Defendant, that the charge was re viler, and agreeable to the fpirn of the Ads. VerdiA for the Plaintiff. C.IVRCWILL V. S11;1/.11. The Plaintiff is au Lail India Captain, and the Defendant is a Brewer. The los mer bad put chafed from the latter so tons of aic. for which he had paid 571. ma. pet ho : 4ollt.iii t he hid taken It to the Haft I n dies, w bere, tit thawing it off it with ditcovcred to lie laud, aid unfit for tile. d r . LAPCIIII, for the Plaintiff, ntnveil the cnr. • rupt Rate of the article ; but lt4l. ._ r. AIKOR, on the contrary, Sewed, that in hot climates ale 14(111111 be liable,* this offenure Hate, withont any aeglrft or want of judgment on the part of the Brewer.— Animal' nostinted. W•LLACI O. 7/41711. The Plaintiff i, a broker, the Ciliation of the De. fenders' we noticed in the tall cattle. Naas. Gatitow t Pales. and Won!), '.--re Conn. fel fee , the Plair.tift ; Mars. Latium t, C. 1,/,.. and 011.1111 for the Defendant. Mr. Gas sow, for the Plaintiff, adverted to the terms of ti.e AR, under which the Wctl In, ..4 1)1 , C. Company was formed, and :he compcnrt , i..n it It a. require.* to ITIJAC to aloft whrre intrrell. were plc. diced by O.:. char 7.,/: In the t •,c.tcrl!once , of ti,c Veil India '114 , 1e. l'r h. t 1.,.; i. •'. i' .., :I i. 0 - I:iodation hid not been m. 0.. 1., I I . ti, •., „lit Ii• was entisiccl to it, at..! pto•ed dcrolgt. tc. t . f :a 1. 7.1 r I-.. sI, t• 4, fnr t'... D. r.....1ar.t. fail. 1 *vat jul4 lau ..ier..lo. . al4 . i. , • t t.n a d.f..:rst.t tit uAk ASSIZES. At the Affixes at Ay leftwory, only one convilt was condemned ; and he was not left for execution. Mr. fart; NsILIN the High Sheriff, gave a (beep. and icveral babel: of potatoes, to the prifoners. Judge GU/111, in his charge to the Grand Jury, of which the Marquis of Tirol 'es so was Foreman, congra tulated the County on poffeffing a Sheriff, whole la- Is.iirs in the offices of humantty were fo extenfive and fit cefrful. Heel I ORD, Mitten s.—The Home Circuit ems -1T1:11Cei at this tows A about twelve o'clock 'hi, nie:i.iog. Mr. plaice Hurt, arrived, and having opeuei his Cuninsiffion, proceeded immediately to Coe trial of carifi.s Fewer, are. however. tried here than in the other counties, as many of thofe axioms which are not local are tried in town. There were eight caufes entered in the paper, of which two are Spacial Juries. Of Oleic two were undefended, which, including one of the Special pry caufes, were re ferred. Fire other Special Jury Caule Rands for to morrow. _ ESCS. ON TOlll DIMISI 01 SIMITII.o.SMITK. Mr. Setjeant Bus- gated, that this WAS an altion et eirament, to !censer the pritellion of a mill and o,lter remit - es, at Bunton, in the patilit of Abbots Langley, in this count y. 'the plaintiff claimed as ;T At (It .tie Richard Snti'h, ult.) was pnfletTcd of t!•e tame prerniccs in the year t. °And he aitit chtir....d on atather gr und, as ir..ing the mortgagee lame pier:tiles, un.ler a m..rtgage dced by the K.• hard :irr •th. The c:fendant claim•l tinder 1. t, the cffcn, it the fame pa -1 infirm the Jura, that lJ nn[ affat the teal :ripi ' M•, , , s t atluti•.:llr4;: •n the. ; tz 1 -w 1,11.41 proper' y .• Ziy EU: LA • 4:L.nveyasacz, dated I..tt cldd, as the Plaintiff t 7 6s, which eetaireyed the prevnifes in qterilort to a ous not a from broker. not in this w cafe be fupport e Reeve Richard andth. • Jofrph proved the defcent Lord Ext., nsoaouo d.- 4, A nonfuit may be apt of the plaintiff, that he was the grand nephew of plied for, on the ground noticed, next term. Th Richard Smith. Ilr. Serjeant Sit ter tan a.iniit.ing quellion, however, may go to the Jury ;—and it is foi that he bad no anfwer to this cafe the plaintif f had a them to determine what damages the Plaintiff hal verdift. fullained, by his thus being excluded from the exJ DOS AND STIPHIN COLLUSION 11. lOU. ercile of his daily occupation." Verdta for the Mr. tion of S ejeacn erjean ent, t Bl to secovelT liAledr the p ed:lion of two cot . that this wasadfo an at.. Plaintiff, tool. ' ri MARCH B.—wizsna r. oksartaza. rages and ardens, at Oldbury, in this county. The he Pliniff is p a tner in the wel known mercan• plaintiff in g this cafe al io claimed as heir at law of one tilthook a of t Aeafliz r an d Wilfon ; l the Defendant is W. Collinflin, who was the. purchafer of them. The' a dealer in the tunds. The latter, on the day of the deed by which William Collinfon porthafed the pre. fuccefsful impolition on the late Lord Mayor, had miles was pot in and read. Sarah Freeman, lifter to pu rc hated of the former stoo l . 3 p er cent. Confols, William Collinfon, proved that the prefent claimant Mr. Leavitt having Stated the nature of the mud • was his heir at law. Robert Powyer laid he knew aftiun, a legal objeftion was taken by Mr CARLOW, W. Collinfon in his lifetime. He died in the year which,uader the LORD Ca for juSTIClif dirCeied.WllS 1790. About a year before his death, the witncfs fatal to the• Plaintiff ; the cAfc t., however, refereed went with him to Oidlutry , and they planted twelve to be argued next term. It was. that in the third or fourteen trees in the orchard ; aud in the eveniag count of the declaration, the word prilosu in the plus the tenants of the cottages came and drank with •ral, was employed; whereas, on the evidence, the them at the pnblic haute. Mr. Seijant Sas trams flock was hewn to be rfold t a angle et on of contended that there was no evidence whatever of the name ( of Barnard. r &fides o this technicpall objec- the poireffson of William Collinfon. It was eafy to tion, it appeared that the plaintiff, at the time of the produce a deed of conveyance. but he thought forne Isle of the flack, had not a futhcient furn in the poffeffton fhould be (hewn under it. A man might funds to fatisfy the contra& The price of the tale go and plaid a few trees in his neighbour's orchard, was yot ; of the refale, 37J.; contended for was 6751.—Plantiff nonfuited. and the difference and the perfon who received filch an aft of kindnefs would very willingly drink with his benefaftar ; that THs l asr-smota COMPANY D. ya wls AND sowaao (hewn a fin while of the pram cafe, for they had each 1 00 LI. which the tenants had recog . The Defendants are Lightermen. Four hundred nixed Collmfon as their landlord. The Learned and twelve packages of tea had been put on board judge held that the planting of trees was fuffieient - one of theirlighters from a China (hip. the Bombay evidence of ownerfhip in a mere poreffory aftion. Calle, below Deptford. In proceeding up the river, MARCH 6....C111M1N•L SIDS. the Lighterman hailed a collier, which was bearing Mr. Juftice HIATH fat at eight this morning.— down upon them; the crew of which replied, '• We The Calendar contains ten prifoners. do not care } damn for you!" The anchor of the MALICIOUS W O UNDIMG•-.—YOhA 1/01i/IfIN, a private 1 collier, which wes hanging acbck-bill pierced the in the yth regiment of Dragoons. was indiaed under bow of the lighter, the water mated ii , i, and the der. Lord E LLLLL ottouoa's Aft. The indiament charg— usage fuftained by the tea amounted to most• las• ed him with feloniouay affaulting, on the ,77th of 6d.—Nettie for the Plaintiffs. Augua, at Ware, one William Britton, a His& of DIXON O. BALDWIN /IND CO. the 'Ong. and with a (word then and there gritting This was an salon of trover, brought by the and towns him with intent to murder him . • The Affignee of a Bankrupt, to recover the value of a 8 p rofeentor, William Britton, Paid he was a barge bales of cotton , fi at fold by the Defendant to the man, at Ware; on the aytla of Auguft la% he was 'Bankrupt, a flsort time previous to his infol v ency , at the Eight Bells public houfe, at Ware, at ha lf and taken by him from the Bankrupt's Confignee p aft ten o'clock. The prifoner then came in, and under the Mowing circusollances. The Bankrupt wanted fome ale. He was then a little in liquor, ordered the girds to be delive:red at the warehoufe and the landlady refuted. to draw him any. upon of Metcalf and Co. who refitted at Hull, and who which he began to be noify. The witnefs told him were in the habit. previous to his failure, of receiv- not to strafe a Awidow woman, who bad no huf ing fuch goods on the Bankrupt's account and ea. band to proteft her. This produced Come words be. porting them to Hamburgh for fale. Metcalf and tween them, and at left a flort feu& enfued. The Co. after the goods in queftion had been delivered prifoner went away; and he law no more of him un at their warehoufe at Hull, judging that an order tit about three quarters of an hour after. The wit. for their exportation would foots arrive, afloat's , nets was then going home, - and he met the prifimer Dripped four bales oqt of the eighteen ; but no Inch in the area, Who came up to him, and Paid he was order as that which was expected having arrived, the man who [truck his comrade at the Swan. The there bales were taken out of the fhip and depofited witnefa Paid he was not. The prifoner laid, where in their warehoufe with the others. The Bankrupt, are you going to? The wiusefs retorted the quef privious to his actual failure, but contemplating on, g to ? tion. 'and fid bufa wh dl ere are as you that goto in ? ? The fo ld foldier it, wrote to the Defendants to refcind the contras,, replied, what ' efs w him and they fcized the goods at bletcalf's own bode. nets faid, he bad as much right:to afk the queflion as The chief point therefore was, whether theft goods the prifoner had of him. The prifoner (aid no more, were felted in Ingests ? but drew his fword from under his jacket, and gave Mr. was For the Plaintiff, contended that the the vritnefs a back.banded cut actors the face ; the tranfit was over, that there was a complete delivery, blow cut through jun. above the chin, and took away and that the Defendants fhould fairer equally with three of the lower teeth, with part of the jaw ; he his other Creditors by the Bankrupt's failure. t he n left the witnefs bleeding and fenfelefs on the Mr. Gauls.. on the other fide, contended againft ground. the fafts, and alto that the Bankrupt's letter to the John Potter was with the profecutor at the Eight Defendants was a bona fide and fair intimation ern. Bells, and gave the fame account of what paled at powering them to refcind the contrail, and not a that honfe ; he alfo was with the profccutor when fradnlent preference. the foldier came up to them in the arca, but faid, Lord E LLLLLLLLLL rt flitted the law refpeaing the as lie taw the fword 'under his jacket , he fufpeaed flopping of goods in tranfitu, which was a lwa y s mifchief, and ran away in a fright before the blow the law of foreign nations, and fira obtained in this was given. He returned loon afterwards and heard country in Courts of Equity. His Lordfhip explained what had happened. The whiner was immediately this principle as carried much farther in other coun• fecured. The Conftable who took the prifoner Paid tries. In Ittillia, for initance. where the feller may he had his naked fword . with him, which was bloody take the goods after complete delivery out of the in two places. Jofeph Page, landlord of the Swan, [ purchafet's warehoufe, or any other place where he at Ware, laid the prifoner was quartered at his can find them. This, however, is not the law of houfe. He came in on the 27th of Auguft, about England, which does not go fo far. Our law only eleven at night, and wanted Tome ale ; perceiving that authorizes the flopping of goods before the end of he was rather/ea:A, he perfuaded him to go to bed, the journey, by which they are to reach the place of inftead of drinking any more liquor. At his in ultimate deiiination e to be delivered in confequence treaty, however, he let him have a glafs. The pri of the fele. His Lordfhip informed them of the loner went to his bed-room, but he heard him (hurt recognition of this principle in the cafe of Wifeman lv after coming down (lairs again. He then law that and Vandeput, and a variety of other cafes. He alio the prifoner had got his (word with him. He told explained the difference between an infolvent man in him not to go out, for he fufpofted he had no good contemplation of bankruptcy giving a fraudulent in his head. The prifoner made no reply, but um preference, and bit fairly giving notice in the croak mediately went out of doors. On his crofs-examina of trade, in a conlcientious manner, to a perlon from tion, he laid the prifoner had behaved very well al l l whom he had bought goods. the time was quaitercd at his !wife. He n The Jury retired for half au hour and found for whiled fora better behaved foldier.—Verdift, Guilty. the Defendant: The prifoner is a very good looking young man, apparently not above 22 or 23. On Wednefday afternoon, about fix o'clock, a de• fpetate battle was fought in a field at the back of the London Infirmary, hitechapel-road, between Ifraell C dace', a Jew, and a hackney coachman, known by the name of S ias Did, for two guineas a fide ; and, after a hard fight of 42 minutes, vi Tory was declared in favour of Cadosa. They were very much bruized, and were conveyed to their rapedive lodg. ins by their Iriendr. l'efterday afternoon, abort three o'clook, a gen. tecl &mired %simian palling by the Pan:heon, Oxford. theft, luddenly dropped down in a ri!. She was ta k en to a p,,:,1;c home, the cornet of Poland fireet ; and notv ith t.,nding medical affillanee vas inflantly procured, ar,.l every niethod taken to teflon her, the almon inimediately expired. She proves to be the wile of Mr. CAVAN, whir maker, High.ltrect, St. Giles's. A C4ll ohci's jury fat on the body this day. EIRI HS. Tocfdny. at ColcfLlllCnttaze. the Lady of I fenry Yooge, of a clauil.t On thc h•Ratir, in Ceorzr filuarr, Ediuburgb. thc Lady of Alm I rotitr 11.1 ni Diegliorn, of • fon. MARRIFD. Wettorr.' .y t it- init. at Minflcr, in du: lac of SLeppy, Li ut. l l,c ps.VMI NWT, to Mtf. Clay, or Acme an Wit'. ble youtag lady voitctletil or every dad qu lily tia reader tha 011. X• tiA, c haul. At Glafetne, the ill MR. the Rev. William Kidflon, to Mar janrt diosphttr of Mr j r. Burt 141gravc Flat c. Jahn Orr, hfq. Merchant's-quay, Dublin, to Mr.. Rca.l. of Dar I. t• lirrtt . Ctnt; I'l thc I'°tsrt-h C. • t I'. , ;(1 ctch. :cd-A! . oh•r i - I.L. iltt .t i EIL ... I IA.114:1 {I _ I)IF.U. Mnrn nil ' • •• •• • At ~ ..n. v., aft r On 1 barflay fc'nnteat, at the Lawn, Seath LamWth, Mn. ' s ....,,t,... I 4 ,, r a :;anal:), 'lca 6 )rar . Alter...us • Al t ..trbr .1 Robert Gral. mi. Ffq. of Laretlf. M. at•d !t. Lt I Ni)'...^4 l'Antad a:i poi• ILIA tr •..r' 5 ': r '."'" .lo ' (:: ,t, s'l • ft. at •-. , in••_221 1 .. Madame .Jphal Ilene. V. arm cf I t•.'. yil.oo Lame - :!.) at Lasl aa '). et I, . • /. . 'W.I. IL lat. ...0 l • atl fi1,.....:t0re,..14114 V vfLan Navy. 2:-.% radille boo a; OS &Ma Vasa_.. I. , • :..r. • Tbla &twee pdalkibed, No. t(Pidee trier i Crown) of VPORTSttfRESIDENCE, R ES IDENTIARY a i.i , (l . ll. l lteiff. and other MalaTflaßS, ear the 1310Clidli of I 01 , 4 1.00 N, for' the *rear 1134, By 010. bOMF.RS CLARRR, D. D. -* • Vicar , t,el,ola ltlitT refuter* its the Vicarage) of Coll] *Alum. in Etre t ; Curate of Black Chapel, in the AMC PATIO]; and late Yen uw of 'lstinity C.ollege. 0 fortL " All Clirlftians may nuke loch public declaration In Behalf of Pellgian that t'tty may put thettfelves under r neceffity of living laminar, by cutting off any retrent to vanity and folly" Nll.lOOl. Printed by Mew. Ckalk.and Co. Cluinuford ; and fuld by T. limit. N 0.31, Pasernigicr-row ; liatchuni,Plecadall ; and Eicaui Chneing CMGs. 18 are cured by age applieat on Of WHEITHEADI FLUID FSSENCF. of MUSTARD, And the feterelt SPRAINS and BRUISES, In 1,7 , than bait' the time dually by ()palatine. Ar= lade, or zcy other Liniment or Ern...rotation ; mil if ufed d may slur any accident, it prevents the part t meing blink. The kluftanl riffs, are alto taken with St gu«s Mao& In all Rlmumatte, Paralytic, and Gouty AttAions, Numhnefr, Spalbsal Yr waintetlug pains, flatckney. Intliaeftion and roma, Dewey tot. fame time, the ',dive Rvid Is app! .J U4=l needed, in thole complaints where recelLry. it is pr fold at as pl. eatb Hoz. or Bottle, by R. Joiniton, Apaelliady; No. tcreek-Reece, Soho, London ; and moy be had of nay Mechlin: Vender in Great Britain and Ireland. Cr The Chilblain Ointment, for clewing and (really broken Chilblains, is &Unprepared by Mr. johniloa, price is s each SO. FOR COUGHS. CONSUMFIIONs, Ste. PECTORAL ESSENCE OF COLTsFOOT. • rrHE Herb coursrooT, railed Taftlag° 4. -1 1 . the Andents, was difthigulthed by them, - as its name fa deftly wormys, forks Excellence In the Cure of Coughs andetteir Pulmonary Csunplairre ; and this Mace has, In the Comte of • 'mg Pradtke.been found the mod fare and Credits" Remedy for Coughs. Aftbsom, Witemings, Complalusts, Confitelo• dew, Haarlem:re, Delluzloes, Quarks, Dificulty of Breatialnik and all Waders of the Brea! and Lungs. it gently teem the Brealt, and immediately ghrs Liberty of linestbing. wit att any danger of taking Cola. It admirably alleys the TithEng obi& provokes frequent Coughing, and rakes c 5 the uneary Sec retion of acrimonious Hoosours, thanks the Small Mend., M iens the Fibres, and thereby cubists the Cackle* at the Peak. Thus It regularly and quickly cures the melt obftinete Conran:p oem of thalamic Sumdinglif taken before the 1 tags aft uleerated. It cores alt bulky and dry Coughs. dlrruives congealed Ph -Igkin the Thera, heals rattlers and foresidi of the lirtalt. StornWi, and Lungs,and gives Immediate Rein: to awry who. through Agenda 'Acuity, are deprived of Reft or Sleep, as it generally comporm and coot:Mutest° make the Remainder of than days ostamtable and This . Efeoce D peepered only by jamesßlan,Surgeest in&iftels and Cold, whoiefac and rad% by Francis Newbery.st No. the Bab End ark. Fad's, Loadoo,an Bottles, pace 3s, dd. nob, deep included. To prevent hapoStions, purchafers are remelted to &terve. that themes& F. Newbay, Pea's; are engraved CC the Sumps. HAVING dedicated toyfe fa t esdy. and bee* gratified by the me& eienlid is that Winch which I thisoght groper to Medi, btritft that I have se' employed my Wm than rho!' nits, to the retentive 'Ad of the proteins, am eecafionally Weeded is uneertnety, and mince "Ways attain that faced. which leacrired by ameamtrating des latellettual power to one cies dareedera Tlie &reacts of DEBILITY are eliarly diftrelliag, for dew bring with them a train of esaecdtant frustums, and, by a &s -prang of all vital energy, entftenes heeoises eethiteu Whether they arife (rein the prevalence etift eviereple, the dearer tive habits of khoobboye, or the Indulgences of maturity, they reo ofthe melt ellldoune retellitnal ; bat by the Igo oases of ueedueated Ewa, the fluiptenatare eggrevatak sag the Ml* anion is deittoted. As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of Know,* ground my pretentions as rqpilarity of exiscaftees; and pulblfeig every privEgge to praftlee, I feel frigid( coddled to *at essidenees with which I have hitherto been fel iiberaltl bosetered. In the firft iodations et tool wctlindli, arty wheelies we prevent the calamity of • debilitated frame ; but where the fur ferer, from • coalcioaioefe of the vonsanlinefs of the vice which aided hie miefortime, is fearful of the contempt or costae at Ms family phytidan, and broods over his infirmity with careful ant raiment. it emit be fetleadtory for him to be affured not ealy capability of treatment, but elf. of the molt inviolable Ceweey. And is recent Venereal Complaints it is viable topmost pal% danger or eitlrete ; is the molt econol. rated cafes It is tee acquire ment of crelidive es none in tbia line to aloft a fair, cute% and lbeedy re-efta tntrnt I caw the advantage of this emprrienee to dole of either fez who me aMitted with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymstrems 4 VENEREAL INFECTION, and at ill cafes the terms of team aeration are floted On the (colt Eft. Mew. Patleots in the country are cepeard to inclok • Doak nets, an& are needled to fpecify their age and memoir of hying. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surma* Is Landes. No so, Ansndebftreet. Strand. neat Temple Bet To TAYl.Oat, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-ftrem,Loodo as sta, Edinburgit, ,May S, N cite fpring of 1794 I was aflliaed with a Vona real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for fiver months ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyli,ian.who put a temporary flop to tit; virulence of the Meek (byname*. rial applications) for fame time ; but growing, In (pile of all mad eine asiti the advice of the lira Gentlemen of the Faculty buy z worfe mid worfe for two years, I was reduced to a lime &limit unparalleled and beond deft rim ion, being all Mire kper, oul Dice. rated from head to y foot.-.My brad. throat, woad', nofe, ego s arms, fea have been akernately in danger of become Mg alders: In Mort, I have had from Bo to 30 eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of flglit.—lt would be voluminous t o par tienlarize all my eafo-lifilee it to fay, there never was, sr eve will bc, one of a more deuteron., or of a more compllciled nar ture. I was long lookedupon by my friends, and Imagined nip felf.beyond all hopes a rse osery ; and. Indeed . In my dies manilla tioooleath was preferable to my morn than inif,rable foe. In this dreadful fituation did I drags mat mllerable ealltenee,till Mystic ,Pa orus ince threw Wiry way a sewfpaper exastanting the cafe of a Mr. E. of Plymouth.-any friends read it, I conk* n0t,..-1 felt and orocurcd fosse nf Tout LI.MIS . II PA ILIIT PILL.. %labial tiling from time to time am now. and have long been,(aftcr alma than four years iodeferibable difbnis),ln goads haw of loakh as ever I enoyed ; as a proof of thi.,l had a fine, tltriving, heal. thy child, born ro me akw months ago. In gratitude to GOB. mad le hop..s of rendering tos fellow-ercature ferrice, I recut* yet• to publifo this; and as may at ref, r pErfons, who .11 to he fat;•fiett eat tic truth of this, or further particulars. LC Site or my pond, by titer or partial. As ftw cafes for ha.h...fs will ever eirl,ta , mitte.aod mine aorta It. I have fro., experienci. iaeri Aeare mankind th:.l is suhr Less L: Pt t. . y wilt '.'tnd a far. l . wedv, fare, and r,di. ea, :me, I settler dreadful h..ae of lba V Waal Irr.--•••• wars C.lno..tiA tuts I. r. Prepared and mild by the Sol l'r,,pri•-•or,TIIOXAS TA • L , 'w • tuber of the Retail:oliter c: • •a.. t.nld4l• Bl', iS • No. 9, New arid:7,-ttrett ; whet e 1., fire sorter, wit ran a Ice, to p,rfot., taking thee Pills and e. _rl Aloe rchnts t t• tees, it polt pJd, "II the fame ter-so, e!.f. s• .;; t.,e molt ins lolalso I..etecymoPerfon's nano , as in !evil /11 1 . 0. tlLlllefl,tillt ti,,ir n rat “...lat requeft ! I I•lll..tictnr. di rinp the row of 11 re am, tl.a. . had the coo. dodos of an e fse tale of the above mod.ca...e, and the prat. ti., arc:in s • v 'W:< Isserg at a btv - rL ; N:r 3 n•r :fir t .' Ic t. 1. by Lis Ary.o.anstent,f.t contonannse :cr. b. Mr. NAzta, So. ..xidg , Priotc:, Guy.nr, ~; when aNs I.lr. T v rfan...r's, No. it, St. Atbou's -1..-a, s To) -M(. No. 103, 04onl •.. No. 7. nil:-Ilrect-0111,rn say civvies :',ookf..Ua, No. I, 2,,e , by see Perfor to t"-flf Prt• at•.' Inland. It lloa•t 'f rot/ NI! :toe ytno Dirt tons, wbetbl , ti..:tolonsty Web can turd ',WM,* 4 - 11N:1 - 1 MOR ROM. 4: ~ i~ I• puss ON ON After w ON a'. :81 11'601 he do i tit Debi AI F SUM cr.: The Seined dent in soaks it The and rah 110111efl la pure sue Ever elartity War rd • Cie laci sal tb TON I asuchl kiting ail Ms with t • Gail Ma to sap at his Lola, Fwd M' wool Deatil and (4 Town Wadi tun; 4 teT-tti thote Prit2g) - AIG Ache, clear . 1 , 1 Mel Th &rev tWclll ci Asti ZARD anfwc wbol4 t 351: Lnn.: tr, b. mg