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nl._ L .71V t JGZMC,.r. coral o 7 .S.,NCH, NOV: • • PEEL v TAYL •IL. The ATTOANEY GENERAL moved fora' new trial' it , t:•is care. It was an alion which had been tried at Guildhall, on the 7th July lag, brought by Mr? Commander of a revenue cutter, in order to *Ryer the produce of certain prize-money, ari rale from the capture of certain Dutch veffels. The fatty of the cafe were thefe :—This Mr. Pell had b.en Commander of the Hind revenue cutter, of sthieh a Carain Allan had formerly had the corm trend. Againft this latter Gentleman a complaint had been made, and he had been tried by the officers of the Cufloms, and although abfent, was found rotary of certain ci.aroes: his Commiffion was or d red to be delivered up, and the feel was torn off it. On a reprefentation, however, being made, the ttter was re-heard, and the fentence of difmiffal refcinded; his Commiffion was delivered up, and dated as his former Commiffion. ln the interval between his difmilfal and reltoration, this veffcl, the Hind, captured certain prizes, while the plaintiff in this cattle, who was formerly mate, was thing as Commander, and this was previous to the formal de claration of war, or at leaft the iffuing of letters of marque. As Pelt was thing without a Commiffion, the diipofal of the Captain's there of prize money was in the Crown. His Majesty, by his warrant, dated 4th July, tBos, diretted the Agents to pay three-eighths of the proceeds' to the Commanding Officer and the rrew of the revenue cutter the Hind, or to Robert Taylor, General Prize Agent for all captures made by cutters employed in the fervice of the revenue and customs. By that warrant the par ticolar diliributi al is direeted to take place in the following manner : To the Commander, the 14-32 d part, to the Mate, the 7 3zd part, to the Deputed Mariners, the 3-3zd part; to the Mariners, the re. *Paining B.3zd part ; or, if there be no Deputed Mariner., one half to go to the Commander, i 4th to the Mate, and another fourth to the Mariners.— At this time Allan, who formerly had the Commit lion, was abfent, and Pell, who had no Commilliun, was commanding the cutter ; lb that there being no legal Commander, that &are aftualfy remained nn dtfpofed of, and the warrant in confequende in that refpeet continued iinrwerated upon. It had, how• ever, ftruck his Lordtliip (Ellenborongh) chat as this was intended as a reward for thual fervice, Pell W4l entitled to the prize money. The Comptroller of the Cufloms, who was a witnefs in this cafe, laid, that Pen was directed to keep the cutter at fee under his cotothand, and. although he was not paid as the aft ing commander, he was allowed vii ualllng money as Inch. A letter was alto written authotifing Pell to alt; in the mean time. From the citcumliance of there being a Deputed. Mariner, the Captain's thane was leis, and that Deputed Mariner laid, that it Pell was ailing as Commander, then he (the Dept. ted Mariner) was ailing as Mate, and therefore an titled to a Mate's (hare ; while Pell lays, that in that cafe he (the Deputed Maker) not being entitled to the Dzputed Mariner's Blare, vaauld conflquently entitle him as Commander to a greater &are. Sup pofint, therefore, that Pell was entitled to recover as Commander, his (ate Attorney General's) appli catiOn would ihen be, that the verdict thould be reduced to filch fum as he would be entitled to, fup tpoling a Deputed Mariner to be redrawn amongft o number. it was for their Lottlfhips' deeitlon, ethether Pell's thing as CetisMandet lifted up the Deputed Mariner to the fituation of Mate, and left no Deputed Mariner. It did not appear from the evidence, that the Deputed Mat iner ever acted as Mate. The fa& however, was, that if there Vi.is a cal; where a perfon who was ablent was entitled to his (hare of prize money, it was this, becaufe Allan was pat out of the command by graft inj?fliee; he (the Attorney General) was not, however, contend ing for Allan, but was contending on behalf of Tay lor, that the prize money in. this cafe ought to be ' anher wife diftributed.—Rule granted. WARRANTY.-•••WRALL v. KING AND Oran:. Mr. Gaeaow moved for a rule to fisew caufe why the non-fuit obtained before Mr. Jultiee Heath, in this Cafe, litauld not be let afide, and a new trial grattrita. The declaration dated, that tbe defendants ezpoied for tale a number of lambs, which they warramtd as South Down, and found lambs, bat when porthafed by the plaintiff, they Wetefpntid en be nhfound, and not flock larirbs, being allfieted with a distemper called the rot.—Rule granted. INSURANCEIGGINS V. ISAAC AGUILARE. Mr. PAW moved for a rule to thew caufe why a t new trial Mould not take place in this cafe. It was; an aelion upon a policy of infaranceof a veffel loaded with fugar, from Demerara, to London, which woo, tried at Guildhall before Lord Ellenborough, fo i lately as lalt Monday. It entirely depended upon! the confiruCtion of the policy, which, in this cafe, included the rifle of boats in conveying the (Isgar ea! the which lay in the river 'of Demerara, anti Part of the Jager was tu.pplied from the river Effe-. quitto. Upon this point :role the controverfy in the. prelim inliance ' the river E ff equibo root being mew! tionaki in the rllet,',lllld . ndt being under 'the lfilmei • Ginetnitr, or .at led the fink ;DlleputY Onkit*V mahat of Damien'. If , the plaintiff waiea to! ibeV that this river was included in the defcriptiot in itielsolicy, by the tense Demerara, it was ince* bent upon him to prove that t wale fo incluaea tuatara a but upon this point there was no oviaellipt: it all. The river Effectniito *as much larger daft' that Of Demerara, end -the fugarwati troogia dos; I'rse &bonnets I:editors, during vitieh dpetattefer; 4 fificephogibeads of the fugar were loft. Ilfe s .rmy* fore, •febanitted, that the Infuranee could only he: lipisiltd to %nude loft in the river Denterstrao—Rolf :tithed. strip V. `Fra.rwoozo. Mr. Serjeant Baer moved 7 for,ind obtained a tile to fitew thole, why then flusuld not-be a new trial in this cafe to try the vttlidity its cullotb of giving a day's - notice to let mitthe Ibsen tythe. When Mr. Serjeant BE sr role to addritathe Court, Lord Em.rxsortovetr, Obferving that the Serjeant was habited in his black gown, White the judges wore their fearlet gowns, and Mr. &leant Lams his purple gown, told him, that he did not knew whether he could receive his motirn, whatever it might be, he feared be was sot teßvsjandi in jaeliiie. Theler jeant bowing expreied a due fenfe of the indecorum of his drisfs.• He was then permitted to proceed. I . 1 ,Cf3ILIPO_A I 11 _H. .•.. J 144; ILL. Mr.GARROir. tbe wed Vi MlTcH liteigaind a Rule &utterly obtained for a new trial in thij cafe. This quelion related to the eleEtion of an Alder.' man and Common COuncilinan for the city of Nor. with, and•has -already hien betore the public. It arofe from the right of certain' individuals to give a vote upon' thit oecafion;thw beingin a different quarter; (trying as fobtlitotts.in the militia, and conlequently not immediately reliderat in the city, and had not been fo for fix month,. Mr. Galtlow argued, that as the perfon► alluded to had houfes, wive►, and families in Norwich, and were liable to pay taxes and pool's rates, they were, although abfent for a time, to be confidered as inha bitantsot that qty._ Mr WILSON, in fupport of the Rule, argued, that by the AEI', f Parliament their immediate refidence was abfolutely necelLtry, in order to entitle them to vote for a Councilman for the particular ward in which they fo refided. The Court thought this a matter of great conic. quence, and well worthy of confederation, and were inclined to think that the Aft did require aftual re fidence, although the taxes and poor's rates might be otherwife fstisfied. The cite was accordingly or dered to be put upon record. DOR ON THU DEMUR OF WHEN V. DIXON. Mr. Serjeant Lsws moved for a rule to thew caufe why the nonfuit &Mild not be fet Ade, and a verdia entered for the leffor of the Plaintiff. This was an ejeatnent to try the title of the leffbr of the Plaintiff, and the quenion turned upon the conflroaion nt a leafe between J. W. the leffor and C. H. the leffee, dared the 25th of December, 1799. To hold to the tenant, " for fourteen or fevan years." The leffor gave notice in March, rBo6, to put an end to the tenancy ; and the queflion was, whether the option of determining the !cafe by notice at the end of the flouter period was confined folely to the leffee nr was at the option of both parties ? In the latter cafe the ejeament was well brought. On the part of the Defcndanr, the Couplet at the trial of the caufe cited Dann v. Spurrier, 3 Bos. and Pull, 399, and 44 2 , where the Court decided an agreement for a leafe of 7, 24, or at years, without mentioning at whore ( rim, to be at the option of the leffee ; only in Condright v. Richardfim, 3 Term Rep. 462, Lord Kenyon and Mr. )(Ace Buller had given an (opinion, Arta, that etch a leafe was at the option of both prtier ; hot Lord Manley on the WI decided cafe, had confidered the cafe of Gondol:hi v. Rich. ardfon with great attention, and had over ruled the opinion there firggelled. Mr. Sesjeant LENS now urged fume arguments to thew that the principle in Dann v. Spurrier, which was borrowed from the conftruttion of grants, name- IY, that every grant Than be taken exprefsly againft 'the grantor, was inapplicable to Jetties ; and on ac count of the general importance of the quenion, as it affected Mahy leaks, prayed the Coon for a rule to fluty cadre. Lnrd ELZiff sotouitm, and Mr. Jake LAWS %NCI, however, confidered the cafe of Dean v. S i :wrier, at a foletun decifion, which fettled the poiot.—Rule A man of the name of Waring, a dealer in charac ters for male and female fervanismas on Moncl.ty ap prehended for giving a fiaitious charther to a man of the name of Childers, by which the latter obtained a ft; vice in the houfe of Mrs. imnuel, at Knightf bridge. The place was obtained by an Advertifement three months ago, and the (meant referred to the prifoner, from whom the Lady received a fatisfattlory anfwer toe letter. The houfe been robbed of trivial articles (rectal times, during the Mort fervi tude of Childers, who was w length difcharged for infokuce s sod afterwards a filter Iv pot, which had been Halm, was found at a pawnbrAerts. On en quill- for the prili.ner e the impoGtion was detaled, and his chaeatler found Doterimm. He was commit ted for the offence. Early Oil Monday !morning the lionfe e , fa tra,lefman in Ro!emery lane laic fug, which al.wmcd 11:: whole neighbourhood. Tice whole fabric wa burned to the ground, arad,the fire was eatiaguilbed by the falling in of the building before the arrival of the engines and firemen; fortunately soother injury was fu Rained. Prtwar.—Saturday Robert PAtterfon, who was tried at the Old„ Bailey au December, 1805, with Newftram. the Swindling Potion, for a confpiracy, in obtaining from a yOllllll man a confiderable fum of money, usuier a pretence of getthvg him a fituation in the Ordnance Office, Rood in the pillory facing Newgater is the Old Bailey, from twelve till one.— These were but few people prefent, and they took bet little notice of him, as his offence was not gene rally known. . His fenseace was, to be confined two testa su Newgettr, mod Aland in the pillory twice, which he hits now done. Newtham was tranfported for a fraud in Survey. CITHO'S PATtIGT WORN L021NGE11.....T0 Parents,Guardisms, and Others, WIN) have thecare of Children, this valuable Medicine cannot be too ftrongip recommended. Worms are a difeafe few hiklOft efeape. TLey &Amy the appetite, weaken the organs of alpines, produce pains IS the Stomach and 'bowels, deprive the body edits noarlihment. oceabon emaciation and pelmets, flop dm inviirefe .of growth, and Me the cask of the snoft alarming eon. whirls too often terminate iq death. Nor are their drafts I v t i rCere on .grown ,perfons : by Mceratit g the komach and tlroviat+therere °drat' the ante of lingering complainu, which isoste:jamtan 'Memel Thblad the patient to the molt: excruciadng Its of agony and diftrefs. la childhood, every aifeofe with which i Shad is alllidted,is•alf• highly caafperateAl by Menu The cer tainty aci rafety.lroch of their prevention and cure, by the above' kiettleise, ft fb iblty atablfilted to thefatiifadion ante Public, by :theretilmeny•ottlie lift and molt leading charsehers of the Na :WHIN.** Mabee, sibigh relpettabilky,wito bum witneffed lea antaritableeffettsits theiewautfandlies, that it Is only neecifary to iliferve, this is the period of the Mfat when tech ; medicine ought tolm given orebneren and others, to prevent any attack of this ansplaietp—add wholefale and retail, at ebb* end lienees, 14.4 Climptitiq Cotner of Paternoiter-row; anbectall, by Jatoit, country Mssaten, in boxes. at as. 9d. and ss. 6d. • I • DIED. Monday, at his apartments in Waleot Pdaciela tie . " 33d ycar of his age. Mt. Thomas Metlanost tin Eaft India Mae Lately, at Ante Hall, near Rlehmood, Teritedres Mrs. Bailey, aged 33, hotifekeeper to Loa bonen., In whore rani* the had • lived. upwards* 34 yams. Her diatitmas occiflossed byisar clothes udder bre akilit 4 fattlialmisefems bar dcaafe. Theymere 'early 311 coaftimed before We could eadslipda the ire, which. Ibe.dida l length. by rolling' heifclf In the carpet. At Mae of Otedhoeketoolhe Witch the Rev. Mr. Vaibial of that:Parifb. At terafaberenah, in the - pawls( Ilk, Thomas Morris jams Hamilton, ESq. of Hamiltanaill, In mamma of a fail from • his harfe. HIGH WATER AT ‘LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Istr.Ling o Abrams after as Akernaola • 7 'Dna AIR is - SALES' iltAttn At the London Tavern 4 Fozho)e-ftreeto . 0 e Fritti tie 'Ali day of November infant, at tin o'clock in the forenoon, I'HE HULL of the Ship Gesath Surimmeig , 1 Alto her IVlafts, Yards, Sails, Anchors, Cables, Stansliog Rigging, and a Qiumeity of other Sores.—For Catalogues apply to Fir. JOHN HAAVRPR, Merchant, Plymouth. By Order of the Commiffioncrs for the Care and Dlfpofal of ?ruffian Property, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, via. 196 Pieces Brandy—a Ditto (Spirits) Ditto 44 Half Pieces Red Wine 17 Ditto French White and Picardon Wine. _ . Being pan of the Cargo of the Danifh thip Fo RTU N A, Van Campen matter, condemned as Prize to his Majeity. A few Tons Canmeaehy and Henduras Logwood, and a (mall Qtaultity of Grinding Stones. Alto, a Double Barre Ls 8s Single [)itto Gunpowder. 4[ t Half Ditto 39 B ineeLand„ I Damaged Ditto. 7 Half Darrel, 5 Barrels Hall Conti ages For Catalogues, Samples, and further informatloo, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. BY PRIVA SALE, FORTY B3los of SMYRNA COTTON WOOL, and 42 BAG GEORGIA ditto.—For Samples and other Particulars, apply to Mr. tQHN tiAWKP,R, Merchant Ply mouth; or to Mcfrrs. SMI Fit, MARTEN, and ST. BARBE, Loudon.--Plymouth, Odtober 17, cBc7. ISLE OF WIGHT. At the Conant Houfe, in Hatt Cowes. on Thurfday the t sth day of November, 180. at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon , THE FOLLOWING GOODS. which have been (clued and legally condemned. and may be viewed and tatted on application at his blajelly's Warehoufe, two Days before the Sale at 63 Pounds trnmanufaetured Tobacco $370 Ditto Shag 734 Ditto Roll '4 Ditto Snuff. And fondry Old Storm, late belonging to Revenue Cutters. On Thuriday next, the mth of November, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the Fhip Inn, Dover, by virtue of a Commif- Eon achlreffed to the Marilial of the High Court of Admiralty, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. -L 6o Bags Juniper Berries, weighing Cwt. 67 a 7.41 so Ditto Bays Berries 78 29 Tieing part of the Cargo of the Daniflt Brig ANNA DOROTHEA PETER FSCIIELS Matter. detained on a voyage from Trielte, !mad to Tonningen, by Lieutenant Su erliEits, of His Maj-fty's gun brig the BRUIZER. And immediately afterwards will be fold, About 7o Tons Flax, which has been wet by fea water; and 21 'lsms of Dry Flax Rang part of the Cargo of the Portuguefe Brig SANTA RITTA, J. D S FERREIRA. Mailer, which was Branded near the South Foreland on the 3d Inftant, ou a voyage from Riga, bound to Vianna. Alfa will he fold, a Cable, Haulers, and Cordage fared from the Lid Wreck. The Goods may be viewed on the day previous, and on the morning of fate, by application to Meffrs. Feetor and Minet, Dt•ver KI l*Cli N I IRE.PLACh Improved. and turnithed with a capital RANGE, with OVEN, BOII.ER, and HOT-PLATE, and the improved Patent SMOKE JACK Included, for Twenty Guineas, if of a mtalerate Oze. A CAUTION. As many Perfons impnle on the Public Jacks which do not anfwer. order the falfe title of Patent, plea& to nhferve, this will go in the fmalleft /len, being only two Itches wide, and will malt any quantity of Meat, with or without sots, and may be oiled from the outfide, without the *lnflame of either Pipet or Tubes, for which the King's Patent paired the 3:th of °dace halt, and has not been fold to any Shops to fell spin. Theft Jacks are worthy the ate-ntlon oflavern and Inn-keepers, as they will go from three to fix years without cleaning or oiling, even in (kilotons where others require oiling every month. Sold only by J. PROS'AeR, Inventor and Patentee, No. s, Back- Hill near Metnt's Brew•hosfe. NEW MEDICINE AC 1. NEWBERY and SONS, No. 4f, St. Paul's 4 - • Church r r I tondo% Propei ten of Dr James's Powder and oak valuable jr:-tattons, lotorm the Public, that in confe• quotec of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine will Lein future 2s od. per Packet, or sl.ss. bd, per Dozen; but the quantity of a D.lzen Pzekets in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Nary) may be had for 11,45. And as the words, " F. New ben. No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps, which it is pr fumed will be a fufficient fccurity againft counterfeits, hi fignature on the label. willbe dircontinued The following are the prices of their other Mtslicines, Rat* included, but thofc who purcbafe Ss or more, at a time, will he allowed the ftampa gratis : a. d. a. d. . _ . . Dr. James s Pow . dei a 9 Dalby's Carminative a 9 Dlttoin a Bz.ttle 24 0 Dr. Auftin's Chalybcate Dittto Analtptic Pills 4 6 Pills 4 0 Diu( in a large Box 24 o Fnake's Tina. of Bark 4 0 The Antibilious Pills z 9 Dittto Huxham's ditto 3 0 Dr.Steer's OpoZeidue 2 6 Tonic Pills - a y Ditto ConvulGun Oil 2 6 Englifh Corm • 2 9 Ditto Nitre Drops a 6 Carruthcr's Drops 2 9 Ditto CamonsileDrops e 9 Effence of Ginger 2 9 Ditto Paregoric Luz. I it Di:tn Peppermint a I Angit , lud's Blois ditto z i t Dr. Hooper's Pills a a Eircatce of Coltstoot 3 6 Grant's Drops - I I Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Inglifh's Scots Pills a a Ceyhalic Snuff a o Henry's MagneGa a 6 Jones's Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Norton's Danis • 5 6 Berry's Bilious Fills 4 6 Spilfbury's Drops s 6 olafs's Magnefla 3 6 Dr. Solander's Tea 2 6 Wilfun's Alterative 4 6 Greenough's Tiueturts al{ Purifying Sweet Cakes a s Ditto 'loin Lozenges a a N. B As many perfons mittake the houfe of Mel Yrs. Newbery obf•rve that it is at the Eaft End of St. Paul's, four doors from Cheapfide, with there words infzribed on chit front, " The only Wareic ufe far Dr. James's Powders." PUBLIC ADVANFAUE. 'f 'HE advantage the public unit* always derive from regularly educated profeffional men diredling ahnoft ex clufivily their Audits to one fpecies cf malady, was never more clearly densooftrated than by the unexampled (mecca which has attended the adminiftration of their new remedy, and the extra ordinary cures it has performed. Fora loog feriesof years, Mars CURRIE and Co. Surgeons. formerly in his hdajefty's fervice, have made the Venereal Circa& the particular objet of their in veitigation, and arc happy in having difcovered a medicine lupe rior to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fufkient to obferve that t►e effeeta of this remedy arc diametrically oppofite to thole.of mercury,for though it completely eradicates every veftige of the Virus, In its molt confirmed Rages, yet it doesetot in the 1 Zia injure the conftitution—on the contrary. it renovates the Cy& tan in all Its natural (*maims, remotes appetite, and facilitates digeftion—thus lofted of reducing a itrong and vigorous conftita. Hos to lisetrightful condidoo that mercury does, it not only pm (styes that conftitution in its primitive (tate, but nitrites a weak and debilitated nae to its natural ftrength and vigopr. Numberiefs Whams are on recent record °idle fuperlor efficacy of this Medicine, kainhwent and fpeeifie virtues adting as a pen. -penal =receive to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an ends of conjugal or illicit pleafure, or from the more .infidoosts, though not his deftrodtive indulgence of ' Ingo ' dous youth of both fetes lo- a certain • pernkions habit- Anidft the melancholy variety of diferders which are the eonfequence of difsfellury vice, there are none snore agile! thao that di iircffing limo eftlebility and deficiency, which prevents or =bitten t he m a abaci:dal hate ; the unhappy (offerer broods over his misfortune, thawed to feet relief. until be Is redueed to fuels it state of utak mats to reoderlfte oppreffive. To fuels wrong handl be a coo -161111 relation, to know that they may now, by a new infallible mode of trataamt, be re(tored to thatitreateft of all human bleif• logs,a ftroagonsanly.and vigorous conftitution. to all cafes of debility, deficiency. from whatever cattle arifing, aa4rell min every (pecks cf venereal infedlion. Meffrs Currieend• • Co. autt be confulted by patients of either Gm.. with tbeyealeft teener aod hocsour. at their houfe, No. s Ofi c tiatton Garden. Letters from the Country (port paid).itsdlusliog a bat* note, will have the nemifary medicine end advice Cent to any part of the Kingdom. No. ao7, Haulm Garden. FROM-41 •PIIINCIPAL OFFIONICOV\A AT SPITHEAD. • rOR the beneEt• of Maukinclo-ar4of my brother r•rt" Officers in particular, lau thorife Dr. Soto sa 'N. cf Liverpocl, to Publith this my aOtittowledgentvii of the efficacy of Ids Medh , tine, the CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD As Ido not elude 'my. name to appear in print, perfons defirous of knowing the. truth ur•mY affaLkul, may, by encuiring of Mtfirs. Navy Agents, Surreydrett, Strand, London ; or Mr. Alexand e ,' Navy Agent, oppofite the Navy Poll-Offi c e, Broad thee., Pon mouth learn my name and addrefs. By au irregtear Ufe, T had. he en exceifively weakened and debilitated ....et lows bottles of tha,, Cordial Balm of Gilead abfolutely reitared me to my priatitipp, health. The Cordial Balm of Gilezd may be had of every Yelped** Medicine Vender in the United Kindons. There are alto family bottles, coat aining the quantity of fctitab the los. 6d. Ones. for 3 15. by which 9:. are f. vol. Thole who with to have the lgedicigg , immcdiatelt from tbh. Dodos% by feuding the nosey G.r any quantity th..y think pr will have them fent by fuch carrier is ttey than appoint. office orders for soy (um n lay be reit.by poll, and balance*. be returned in the box, or olden with casls.enckied wjube 4 1 0, attended to • Proper diredtions for every cafr. to enable perfonatp cart Own, elves, is given with each ;ri hal• a guinea, E ELNO'sVEGE FABLE?' LLN are • A- 0 by eaperience, to be the belt and moll innocent Al -, Purifier:and Sweetener of the blood; andthofe who an. 'Hided with the Scurvy, Sec/wale Eruptions, Lepel*, Scrophuln cmany. other Diforder► artfing from vitiated *wad ; Of thofe who have ita. paired their conftitutions by Diffipation,. juvenile indiferctions,* Mercurial Medicines, &mild by no means omit a c oink of the Ve. getable Pills during the Autumn. The operation of thl. valuable Vegetable Alterative is fa plcifanr and fakitary as not to interfere with the avocations of Wailers or.pjeafure; its alien is confined to the animal juices, and requires no alteratinp or retrain' in dicta it dill' dyes in the Ittimach, blends with the, food, and gradually pervades the eirculring fluids, corredting in its paste any aiwki: Lion from a Rau of constalefeeace; iltt aeon, it is the long fought for Vegetable Specific, or fafe, but active, fubftitute for that faffilonable mineral, Mercury i:s efficacy excites the attention and furprife of medical men, for when all othermedicines have failed 4 De Velno's Pills may be relied on as a fpscific for. all Dflpedoiro. which aril.; nate is an impure or impaired Rate of the Blood. Prepared by Mr. C. Staples, now foie Proprietor, and fold Wt'.olefsle and Retail b 7 Shaw and lidwards, No. 66, St. Pure t-hurch yard. on the Footway, Landon—Price ai 6di ands's- Lk. FRB KM A Pre GUT IA NALUTAILIS, 'THE vain: of this Infallible Medicine has been of long prove I, that noth;ng of the. prefent day can boas a competition with it in all the diffmeatibiges.nf a certain Dife‘e. which it cffedtually cures and eradiates (ran the habit, withick exciting the painful feelings and'expofure that attends fabiatimi, without debilitatiog the coribrution in any divne. or even re quiring confinement from ba3r.efs, or reßcidtion in din. The radical virtue' of click ineßiinable Drops have proved their. claim, to public approbation for. more than thirty years. In a j li the de. biiity of both feces, they prove •a never-falling reftorative, whe ther the debility is produced by too free ufe of Menem*, Nick pkafuses, or the dreas of a warm climate to travellers, and thofe going abroad. They cannot be recommn.ded, too Rronglg to thote who will receive a fait fpredy, and camplete erre in ;god stubborn Gleets, and every weaknet that areas the bladder and organs of urine By its efficacy many women have become nio, thers, who for years had been deprived of dim hapPincfs. Sold whoirfale and retail at Mr. Settees. No 4 , ebeagifidom► ner of Patcrnoft.m.row, and retail by,Pielani t Hottfnapinb; W 464; Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymout h; Peek, Hull ;Callivelf, ; Macdonald, Gbfgow ; Smith and Manderion, * Edinburgh ; and by aloft country medicine venders, in bottles, m ss. pd. e.lch, with ample direetictut A CANDID eaatniaation of Profetonal Prete!. Sons is only en be feared by Ditp who la Tuft:Out of inett 7 pithy. The profdional pretentious of 14r. are and thefe—that he is a Member of the College of &irmana, and ag regularly sleeved as any Ph) &Jan or Surgeon in Union; dast It has been bk dialer enefine his male* to Venereal Con. plaints and Debility, and that in the mignon of theft% ample ats, for tge laft fourteen years. of which he Ms terpled eleven level id A rund :I fired, his vradlee has been marling:Andy feccefsful than that of any miter Sureties In the Syne breach. He regrets that illiterate men, ender sicvntlus *attic baseemied 1401. vertifements nearly word for Word, but the Injury tbb th • puNic may be prevented by a careful inquiry fir the certificates *MA they pretend to poire&, and an accirate astalnatioe . of the lid of Sorg, nns. which L annually publifltcd at the Co:lege fa Lliicolp:g• lan Fields. No difeafes are felt with greater poignancy by the foffern duo thofe which are occafione4 by his own imprudence, ind is tN cafes of confultation is liberality of education more defies)* fat the profeffor, than where the mat apboanded eaoB cnrs b phial apd the molt inviolable fccrccy expelled. On terms ylainly gated on the Art interview, or in anfwer is letters containing a Bark-note, Mrriliree offers rdlorrion of health in all Venereal Complaints, and in all cafes of Debility, whether wiling front the habits of laconfiderate youth, brig wil d. nee in warm climates, or the prevalent gaieties of a faHrioubit life —No 29. A rundel ftreet,S rand, November to, a Soy. • I N protetEm Oil( a regularly educatedMembefnf the College of Surgeons, I think it incumbent on me to Oknify that my Diploma front the College or Surgeons in Lontim,as well as Certifiates from the Hofpitah, and various pt•oltilkarts amine whom I itodied Phyfie, Surgery and Midwifery, have be far years placed in one of my parlours, tr i r r :i t i n the infpealion or any perfnn who happens to be there, oris of fuck examinadea. Thirteen years I have reigned all other pradtice for the IWO and treatment of Venereal Complaints and DZbility-4utt it was pot till I had espedeoce as an Army Surgeon and general Pratal, boner, that I thought ertyfelfjaitifiedie die faleCtion of this pee*- , liar branch. The concentrated force of the human Intelle4t when dlredted to a particular point, mutt acquire (outlier ty within the circle of its own adion, and long continued fumes is a decided proof that my efforts have not been leis betachcird to others th advantageous to myfelf. The diftrefs and the mifery which mires from a certain deltrrit• give habit fo pernicious to fehoolboyr, have been frequently pour. trayed by the motallits of the age; but it is the duty of every Practitioner. when oiled upon, to relieve Itch fofferinp by sne dial affillance, and it is the acquirent;nt of any *dal* we dente in this line to offer, in every,fuch cote, at fate and oat* re-eltabliihmentln flight cafes of deficiency produced by fix living, refiderice in warm climates, or too mach Widmer Of &dud - time palilons, and In all recent vapereal crinlgaipti , application infures an immediate cure. But in the molt .aono plicared cafes of debility, accompanied by fryer, Or diforders of the fyitem artfully from negledted infedtlon, tome perreveraKe is inafpenfahly requifire for the reanimation tithe conAltutiso, and reltoration to health and vigour. In all cake, in either fez, the mot Inviohble foamy is ed, and the terms of remuneration are plainly Bated On rirg interview. TO MY CORRESPONDENTS. The extended reputation, whidawas the firft ohjoit of koll• bidet', in the TREATMENT of MEN fiRE.III,L C9iOP and DEBILITY. having attracted to the various C in the United Kingdoms of Great Britain, antlin 'afferent pees of Europe and America, I beg to adept(' this Public Notice or fuch Corrapondents. The occupation of ray time in aarveriog,lettaa fropt4looo. l * grudge not remuneration, made it_tteceifaey for me .. to obferie, that no letters could be • noticed told, a was inclofed. I again repeat the itiformatiPt, that no I,_witla• out inclofures, tin be anfwcred, toilers front•Padlints~' an. der my care. And I beg to herrn, that lath* from the fige Indies, or from aey,Foreign Countryman 4ptiplia VI p complete itatement of the Cafe,but a veil to compenfate for Radying and Writing . M 1 on di k t ei Vaints and for the Preparation of a confiderable Cootie of by e London Chemin, if fueh ihooldbe.requifite• trierc the diftthec does not admit frequency of conefpoodencf.lt"Afo .4cfifedithas the age, the manner of living and general feelings,as well a. evqr fymptom that can pelfibly be &teethed, be Milt panieularly Letsere respire no other dirintiors than the di 'Wei mil !re name," Martin Bree. E(q. London t k sad thin the abode fdetther Sex may have the fulleft atfuranie of foray, theypibge of letters, acenmpsnied by Pees, need not be paid at the time, iike will aka.. wards he charged to the party. MARTIN BRU, Member of the Royal College of =ia,Loodoik No ay, Arundel-greet, Strand, near T There is an additional entrance in Water-itteet adjoining. - - LONDON: Printed and publilbed by LEVEL RANT, (of Can• terbury-Place, Lambeth) at the STAIVOIPIPICI, Ms. a, Camp itteet. Publidsed aIW at daesrAa•Orrice, Ttrapk-Bat. MIN