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LfW INTE-LIGLACE. C9URT OF KING'S BENCIT, DEC. Ir. oases. VO.RrOV O. M•TTHIWS AND TURNIII/1.1.. Mr. G•NIVIN hated, that the Plaintiff was a cot; Jon dealer ; the I)elendants had been bankrupts, but termed their trading concerns after the commillion. Prior to their obtaining their certificate, they made a contraa with the Plaintiff for the purchafe of thirty • bales of Smyrna cotton, viz. on the ad of September, 1803. They (*non afterwards obtained their certifi este, and therefore re-executed their contrait Ott the toth of December, of the faint year -was in the following terms : "We agree to give Mr. Mezekiah Egerton nineteen pence per pound for thirty bales of Smyrna cotton. Cullomary allowances to he made, and the contrail to be in circa, as loon an Olki =di cite is complete." Giass.for the Defendant, took an objeltins to the contrail, which was fatal to k. He feud. the 'principle whirb was applied to theatre of Waine and WAter k was that on which he grounded the prefent application for a nottfuit. There was nothing In this agreement to !hew the confideration for which the Defendants prosuifeJ to purchafe. This was a • contrite for-execution at a future day, and the con• ftderstion asuabe Rated, otherwife it is nuwatotly, tut . r - der the astute of fraod& —PLtintilf oonfuited. WYLLta O. J. aND R. TN aw, aND J. joesue• Mr. Exactas raid, the Plaintid was Proprietor of a (mall flop of linty-fire tons, called the Anne and :" ... r- Mary; the Defendant was Captain, and part owner of a brig in the coal-trade, of one hundred and fitly ' tons bunko ' called the Mary Anne. There two vetch were of the coati of Yarmouth, where the 4ip of the Defendant, although having the wind, • 4 capable of taking any' dilation, bore down upon 'Vie dory of the Plaintiff, and funk her; the crew • bed joR time to herrn out the bust fur the referee. • elm of Thar lives. The Learned Conde' laid, that the law of the lea was as well undertiood as the rule if the road; a Rill which had the wind was.ahveys • te.gfve way to the vefel which had not this *thea ter. There were no fedi tricks prOftifed at fee is l • Were admitted on theirs: A Racreoachnsan might in Arresting a buggy, buroot only the p l itman Iloilo on the watery dement , but the danger .• : ,ffiife who venture upon it, prevented all there ant i& and espirtlescats. It was eleven ' V at tight. but the wesebke was Co clear, that ;: be dillinguifbed at the dißanoe of half . A . Defeodant's fisip, from having the `t have fpun round the other like a top, bean put to the aarboatd, or larboard at pileafure. The Captain was below ;it was the e's watch. and unr-sruenately the Cook was at the baba: this artful preen might be well fkilled ispnve his pot from bailie . ' over. but he was -a fiery trem Reerfmen. In the road, if a Per fekt 'lmpressed to be benighted on a black foil, he coda fame* difeern the path; it was not fo et fee; &eel was a hunieuve appearance apnea the water, which enabled the obferver dißiatly to fee, even at :Iddeight, bodies floating, on the furface. The crew if the floall flip few the larger approaching, they hailed by, nod the danger growing every moment ireimminent, their Ole, became louder, yet no Intention whatever was paid to Their fituation ; the 'Lop was cut down to the water's edge, by the via. 'lame of the (bock. and although the almoll inaantly wit demo. the Defendant had not even the hums . dty to &ekes fail, and bole out his boats to pre. Ilefit•the molt fatal confequence to the crew of the "yak& He prima ow* as hard as he could. as limy keaetimcs be teen on land. like a driver to avoid 1111bovery, when he has done Come mil - chief for which • •'U. nay be called upon to anfwer in damages. ewi•l4r. Macfarlane, the Mate of the (mailer vete!. Ma James Sawley. the helmfman, confirmed the fias hated in the opening n(the Learned Counfel. On the rroduaion of the regifter. it appeared, thar James and Robert Thew were the proprietors, in conjemtion with James Joirfou, who, however, had 'alienated his hare before th e commencement of the aaion. Mr. Pallet, on this ground, contended for a non fait, best the ciliation was overruled. The Learned Costae' then addretbd the Court and Jury. and ar row!, that if any party were to blame for the acci dent, it was the crew of the Mary Anne. True it was, that they called not from the forecallic, but the exclamation was, Ship—a-hoy ; put your helm a part 1" With this dirtaion the Defendant, whether pilot or cook. literally con-plied. Witneffes were . then called in ftippoit of this affertion, but a mate rial defea in the evidence annfe, from the boy at the fonrcaltle, whole bonne. it was to look out forward, nat boring been produced to give tetlimony to the attentive difcharge of his duty. Iyorti E LLLLL UttiUGH.—" I think the abfence of the boy is conclutiore, but James Jobfon not being a proprietor, mould n-t be included in the verdia. ' • - Verdi& igniott James and Robot Thew, and fur the Defendant James Jnbfon. Doting the trial of the preceding utak, applica tion was made for the proteftion of a Tailor, who cave up as a *knelt on his fubpeena. In Ins pro ves to the Cou.t. he was flopped by the Lieutenant of a prefs-gang, who at I,:aft In far refpeCted the pu6- lie proceeding on which he was called, as to liberate his perfon I int he kept his proteaiun, deGring him to call for it on his return. Lord Es es soaotic it laid, he &could not be ter rimed in hi. return, and he would take all the par ties int) cueody, in cafe of any ohdruttioa. Not aritilianding this obfcrvation from fuch high autho rity. the man was afraid to apply at the rendezvous for the proteaton detained there. To remove anticry, the Lord Chief Jollier ordered the Tipitaff to &mild the S.il r. who wa' ditcettil to fee that the protation was dell•ered back, arid to bring into Court any perfon wl.o iliuuld prevent the lice pat= Age of the witnefs. D1C,1411111 19. DD O. 31L10111116. This was an aaion brought:by the Plaintiff, who was the flsipper of certain goods on board the Mary Stevens, bound from this country to Gibraltar, and thawc under coasts) to Egypt, &c. to recover from the Defendant, who had it.ltired the (hip and cargo, the amount of the I..fs which the Plaintiff had tut- Veined by ber corm,. Mr. Ea sans• telatud the cireumftances of the cafe, god in woof of his gasman' adduced a witnefs whok teßiniony be was afterwards obliged completely to abandon. Mr. TOPPING. fnr the Defendant, sated that then, could be no foutularion even f o r an at t e mp t i n reco-. ver in this cafe. He did not ground his defence on' a ("Ingle deviation praatfed by the :anted, but on an uniform and continued fyßem of deviation from the moment they quitted the Britifit Channel. The Mary Stevens failed in company with the Adrca, of which William Stevens was Captain, and the inilruaions given to the Captain of the Mary Stevens by the owner, who was father to the Captain of the Anrea, went to enjoin the Captain of the Mary Stevens not to quit company with the Afire*, but to accompany her all the way to Gibraltar. In fie, it would ap pear from the evidence which he ihould call, that the Captain of the Agree had all along ailed as Com modore to both Mips, and that inftead of confining themfelves to a mercantile adventure, for which they had been infured. they being armed with Letters of Marque, had cruised during the whole of their vny. age for any veffel which they might be able to fall in with, till at length they were captured by a French privateer which they had originally chafed. Two fearnen who were then on board of the Mary Stevens, proved that the Captain of the ARrea ailed as Commodore of the two (hips. That the moment they quitted the Channel i the two veffels by agreement feparated, keeping in view of each other only by their mail beads tinting the day. that they might the more coneeniently look out for any veffels whichtvere paffing, but that they always joined each other, and kept company during the night. In purfuance of this plan, they lay to for an Emil& privateer, ithich they millook for a Frenchman, by which they 101 l feveral hours; they then boarded a Dane and a Swede, which occupied them fomeconfiderable time; afterwards they chafed a Spud& Eaft Indiaman for the greater part of a day. and were latterly cap toted by a French 'mintier to which they bad given chase. CroCs-examined by Mr. Easisat—The Area was the !hip firft attacked. She had boarding hets on board, which had Ste nfed, and tuned herfelf as the ought, the Mary Stevens would not have been -cap tured, but the two would have been able to beat off the Th prateer. e iN marnalans front the owner to the Captain of I the Mary Stevens were given in evidence, directing him never to put company with the Atirea, but in conjunction with her to proceed directly on their way to Gibraltar, and there to proceed as they Ihould be direited by Lord Nelfon. Mr. Eaietwa contended, on the face of thefi in. Ikradions, that the deviation made by the Captains of the two smirch was terra:ram, and not pitch as geoid vacate the policy of Infurance. His cafe was this—He did not difpute that a deviation had been made. He admitted that there was no right in the affured to make Inch drviaticitt— but wheie wu his client, an innocent (hipper of goods aboard there vetch, to Peek relief . ? The infirudions of the owner to his Captain were to proceed in company with the ARM direaly to Gibraltar, and thence to their ul timate place of deflinalion. If the Captain deviated in the face of thefe infiruilions, the policy was, not withfianding, good and binding on the inforers, as no deviation on the part of the Captain could vacate the policy, if it could not be /hewn that the owner was pri yto it. The queftion, therefore. was, Could the in firuaions in the prefent cafe granted by the owner to the Captain be ace:tied as iesaffrieinfiruaions which it was intended that he lhould follow, and, of courfe, in not following of which he was guilty of lowrarry, but Rill the policy was binding ; or, on the other hand, were the infirvaians merely nominal, and fuch as the owner had never intended that the Captain Mould obkrve, in which cafe the plaintiff would hare the owner to look to for his indemnification ? In this latter view, the learned Lord and the Jury would eafily fee the tendency of the quellion he had put to the defendant's witnefs ; and alfo the reafon why be had not adduced the owner as a witnefs to prove his cafe. This he could not have done without granting him a releafe, and departing from any claim he might have againtt him, which uncpteflionahly. in the event of the Jury's finding for the defendant in this cafe, and thereby declaring that the initiations were not granted boon, it would be in the plain tiff's power to make effeanal. Lord E LLLLL °ROUGH. after lamenting that any perfon fhould have been brought forward as a wit nefs in the way in which the witnefs for the plaintiff exhibited himfelf that day, informed the Jury that the firfi queßion for them to confider was, had a 1 deviation here been madthifthis there could be nodoubt —it was a deviation from beginning to end. They had next to confider, whether, in thus deviating, the Captain had heettginity of barratry, aging contrary to his inftruaions ? l'he language in which there in-, firuaions were couched, was by no means fuch as fairly to warrant fuch a determination. They were, at the bell, ambiguous, and when coupled with the cir cumllance of relatienfhip between the perfon who was to 30 and aurally did all as Commodore under thole infiruaions, no room could remain fur doubt as to the condua of the Captains having been in conformity. if not to the expels words, at leaf/ to the underfiood ' meaning and intendment of the inliruaions. The policy had been executed as for a commercial 'drew lure, and had been transferred into one altogether of a cruizing and hone nature. If, therefore, the Jury Mould be of opinion that a deviation had been corn /pitted, of which he thought no doubt could trill ; and, that the charge of - hammy had not been brought home to the Captain, they would find for the defendant. The Jury immediately found for the defendant. tILBY 1%11 ANOTNIC V. lUTTFBFItLD. Mr. EasplMt. Hated that the plaintiff. in this cafe were ttuffees (or the Coal Exchange Company, who had a tubletiption room of their own, into which no perfons but lubfclibers were admitted. The defendant however, who was a common informer, had intruded himfelf into the room, and, although informed of its being a private room, where only fubfcribers were ad , mitted, had perlevcre d in continuing his virus there. - • He had latterly been ferved with a notice that if again found intruding himfilf into the room, without pro. perly qualifying Limtelf by payment of the fubftrip Lion money, &c. lie w'u:d be profecuted for a %Mill trefruft, and, having .14 - regarded thi► the pre fent J8i.41 WAS brought. John Freer, the bt — adle to the Cnal Exchange Com. party, proved the previous alts of intrufium after ioti soa*t that the defendant's virus were allagfeCilbit, 'thee* ills Helps& after the notice. beats eters. eitaustaelittiy Mr. Gibbs, he laid belied prewar' the defendant to depart out of the room. "Me lehrned Commie' laid he bad heard of a mark whnlid frerfeeadul another to do a particular a& by means of a large Rick, and shed the wirnefs if that was not the fpecics of perfiefoor he had ufed to the defendant ? If it were not fts, - he would be glad to hear what the witnefs had done befides to occafion his being committed to prifon To this oo dillinB anfwer was given. Mr. Gums laid this was one of the moll foolifh ' and moll malignant atiions he had witnelled. Ths trullees, in whole name it was brought, he contended, had no right to bring it. They had found the Coal Market carried on where it ought to be, and as every other public market was, Ai yew They had re , moved it into a !inure, where it was carried on in private, and whence tali% de fr ndant, who was a coal meter, was excluded. For the treatment bellowed on him the innocent man who had lately been exa mined as a witnefs had been confined in prifon for fix weeks. They had &11, in order to heat the defendant, placed him on the top of the fire in this fsbfcriprinn room for coal dealers, which it was natural to fup pole would be none of the coldea I and had after wards, as a cooler, laid him under the grate ; and ail this, becaufe he had gore into a place, into which, as a coal meter. he had a right to go, into the wel t-mu ket. If, therefore. the plaintiff, were entitled to recover any thing, he fubmitted it fbould nut exceed the twentieth part of a farthing. Lord ELLaasoaovou laid the defendant was guilty of a trefpafs in perfevering in going into the room unlefs he had a right to be there. If be had fuch tight, it ought to have appeared tin the record. The only other point was, had the trefpafs been wilful ? Of this, in the circumllances of the cafe. there could be no doubt. The Jury foand for the plaintiffs.—Damages ts. His Lordihtp afterwards fAid he would certify in this cafe, for the purpofe of preventing perfons tref• paging after notice, which bad great tendency to breaches of the peace. ItilD V. Mr. &seems Rated this cafe to the Jury, the cir eumflanees of which are fhnrtlj there 3 the Plaintif was Chief Mate of the Juliana Mary, and the Defen dant Captain of the Favourite, which fell in with the Juliana, and detained her, under an apprehenfion that &e was about to trade with the enemy, and took her in tow as a prize i and the Favourite proceeded on her adventure, which was with letter of marque, with a view to take prizes, but it occurring to the Captain that he might meet with a fuperior force, and might want the affillance of the Juliana (for they were both Brides, the one having captured the other on the above fufpicion), it was agreed they fhould join their force in fueh an event, otherwife the Juliana might avail herfelf of an opportunity to make her efcape, while ttre Favourite was engaged with the enemy, and fo the Captain of the Favourite, and the Mate of the Juliana, entered into an agreement to the following drat : " This is to certify, that I do duly agree to give to every man belonging to the Ship Juliana Mary, lately detained by me, r ioth (hare of prize, in cafe they endeavour to protat both. In witnefs whereof, &c."lrgued by the Defendant Perry, as Captain of the (hip Favourite. They afterwa, ds took 'Nixes, and tuis was an aainn for this t loth [hare. Several of the officers and men of the Fa vourite bad gut their Shares p rid them ; the Second Mate had got five hundred pounds. The aSion be. ing brought before the time allowed by law, the Plaintiff was nonfuited. COURT OF COMMON PLEA;. 1011111NSON V. TUILPIN AND M•NSFIILD. The Plaintiff, in this cafe, is a merchant in the city of London, who was the confignee of a 'cargo of pitch, tar, dec. brought by the (hip Induary to the port of London. On her arrival in November 1803, fhe, drawing a deal of water, was moored at Black• wall, there to be delivered. On the 7th of Novem— ber, a craft was fent down, called the Thomas, be longing to the Defendants, Turpin and Mansfield, to bring away 200 barrels of pitch and tar; and on the 9th, another craft, called die Freeman, was fent down, and the Thomas being laden, was brought up. She was laden with 200 barrels of pitch and tar, to deliver et Griffin's wharf, on the Plaintiff's account, and the lighter having taken in from the centre of the tier, where it would be dangerous for her to remain, the was faung aliens by her own headfaft to a timber head of the Induary ; this was abqut four in the afternoon of the toth. In the condi of the niht it came on to blow hard, the re was a heavy (we ll, and the tide ran bodily athwart the tier ; at twelve the lighter and cargo were Life, but before two the funk, atsJ the carp, was totally loft; but 79 barrels we. e iftelwards laved, and tat loft ; to recover a fatislaaion in damages for this ne glea and injury on the pat of the lightermen, the prefent action was brought—the damages were laid at 1921. n ss.:d. Serjeant SHkrlllll.o espatioed at great length on this cafe, which he proved by the evidence of the Cullom Houfe officers on board the Indutiry„ who added, that there teas a wound or dent, probably oc cafioned by the goiag total of the bill of an anchor, or fornething like it, but no part of their evidence as counted in any degree for the accident, or the caufe of it. Serjeant Best-, for the Defendant, contended, that there were two points in this cafe, viz. whether this accident bad happened by any culpable neglett of his client ? and secondly, whether he had not, in eve ry refpee, el - iodated himfelf in the way that ufage aid euttom had long lanaioned in the port of Lon don ? To rebut the firfl point, he called witnetfea to prove the lighter was fee worthy, and that the wound or dent in the bows was at 'call a toot and a half above the water mark, when laden, and was nrt through, In as to render the vcfrcl leaky: On the ad point, he called a number ti Captains and owners of veifels, and fume lightermen, who depfed as to the ufage and cuflorn of the (hipping in the port of Lon , don as to lighters, which, from their evidence, it ap peared, wa►, when a lighter went down to a Slip to be loaded, the was left there in the care of the Ihip's company, who were answerable for her until fuch time as the lightermen came downand took her away; and that the iightermen were not at all anfwerable hir loffes or plundering until after they took her away from the (hip. Aterkant lIIIPOI/Iff ably combated this argument, and proved the dared contrary to Lis the cafe, and in- • . • • Ranted Harry 9. the loyal , Company at it cafe in point. The jury. when the Jodge was about to f m op the evidence, &A:tared that they were fati,fieil utat the loft arofe from die nee gener of the lighters's'', and therefore fund for the Plaintiff, 1911. 551. Id. BIRTHS. Tharfday kik, at Lis ►ook, in Hams Gwen, the Wily el Richard Phillips, Rig. if a daughter. Mental lad, et tads daughters. Petra J. Geld. the wife W'Mr. J. Gild, printer, Shag hue. Saturday loft, at Ids bask, Kan-read, the Lady of Jahn Rolla. Bi 4 els daughter. MARRIED. Tharfday the 133& loft. at Southampton, jobs Crabs, Fig. eldest Jon of J. C Crooke, Era. Kempaut Lodge, to Milk Mar. gent Wiliam, 3d daughter of the late Rickard Waxen, Mg of Pete by Houk, Bucks. Todday lAA, the Rev. John Morgan Rice, of Becls.hill, in the county of Southampton, to Mifs Elisabeth Hoimes, daughter of Wm. Holmes, Efq ut Went-auk Park, Ws the moot) , at Kew. , Friday taft, at Liverpool, Thomas Wonsan', laq. of Famously to Mrs. Duncan, of that town. Tuelday k'aolg►t, at Wigan. Capt. Heller Tone., of the 631 ileglount, to Mils Moulton, of Bank Houle. rseir that Sue. On the 3d talk at Badrworth, Mr. Maroc, of Dowdefwell, to Mifa joues, daughter ot un late, and Silber to the polka* Job' Jones, EA. of Coaptr's.biu, Olouealtertblee. • DIED. eatanday Nth se her tnother'slr; Gist OtorgeNefirett, Uwe,. rol, in by isth year, WO Harriet Freeland, daughter of the late Peter Freeland. Efq. Monday UnMght, at I iierpool, Mn. Merton, motherof Mr. Newton, of the firm at Main. Tayler and Newton, printers' agents, Warwick (quart, London Tharfday left, at Now Orval, near Hatfield, Caps. John Witte% one at the faperanawned Coannanders of His Mileity's Navy. Sanaa day, Mrs. De Miens, wire of John De MIME, Efq. Decherd-row. ON HKALTH. NERVOUS DISORDERS frequency pervade with hobbit interhez the whole nervous lyrists, ern. ban the heart with inespreElble anguit, .nd ebbs. the moll dres fal functions of horror aid &quo I-1W this demon have thee. lauds fallen a facile. in the nimbi tranfporta of its rage. THE CORDIAL BALM OF UILEAD entleline the bleed ; it braces the oenreme bibs ; frees and du: bunking the woken sod other impurteat organs; rebores plane. Roos, and throws alt v.fe d Erb. busmen I ftraigloass the Os- mach and bowels, sad beiw beet the natiforiar atm to *sir natural and bobby tone ; the waktterlrearha , who btu reedited from his perinea the lisbentanee of a 4ilhafril sod unproilic Rama; the delicate female, m whom an immured and inauivo lib Imo brought all the calamitous (yarrow et a confienftive ere, withief thumb snot, biking Into an .noway To feueetk.. as their, the Cordial Balm cf Gilead will afford tie . = patmaueht relief, sad b randy calesiated fee *ewes& the Wily. and Intros. la &bay, Liimds ol (pint., WNW wodwalbey hams and irritatik Writs, tabcs d rfalls 111/I"VG:e eonliump beef, its merit Rands antivagee. It was into, and ober, web the molt fable of the animal Osier; lads, Inmeorrtes she de cayed juices, and throws • gob; warmth upon the dietaltabi and reused parts that Band is neadot silitsawd. Perk= towing open the holy Bate .4 matrimony, ibtoid cow flier, that airtime the . tosataki Is pollebd, the *tams that LW from it cannot be pure, ' la the net esentetstiog pains of the ftr mach and 'Kara. M. w rocs rellef,sod In all Hob dtfesfesthat base tht liist rrii it from impair ibing, co an anti:elated tats ol the Om& Oversews, its effetb are altontliting ; debility of fpeeek, and Al other the mental rod corporeal pone,. that depecduo the MOW the nervous fyftem,h.ve fn frequently ai d fuddenly yieWcal to lm power as to render isouretionalic its eihracy In Ma* illbrders. A Sawing of os. In Too Co.inew.— I he Cordial Balm of utast la bid in betides, price Half-aiguintra each; there are sib Pally Bo ties, pules gr. conteir:ing equal to bur both" at roe. dd. by which Ike pule= tavel tis. including idfo the dirty; the Scamp of which hears the ploprletuesalllDC and addnb, a Sasillksicasan. Uverp•ol,' • to imitate which is t.looy. N B The palace of ell letters to Dr. &bum men be paid. and a fee of soh. d.L %cland for advice. Sold by Bowsaw, Hamburg's; R Bach, Peter-11feet, New Fork ; Matthews, No. til, Strand, London ; and in Bath by Hazard; Brighton, Gregory ; Birritirlharn, Knott and Lloyd i Bedford, Smith; Biandford, Nmnurn, ; Bury St. Edmund's. Mb& ; Cheltenham, Sadao ; eimahnelec, Hodgkin ; Coventry, el~ge • Colcialter, Keynicr ; Canterbory, bitanuatts ; Car- Fee. joie: Chatham, Ethaititon ; Clacker; ebbe, Pool and Soo ; Chicbelter, ; Cireseefter, South; Chippenhatn, Combs; I)ubßn, Duidak; and Na 8, College Crew. ; Derby, Drewry; Durham, Fkoinn,)oo ; Dover. leak.; vita, Lowe ; Dorove ter , Virtue a al.Rait,l Dart mouth, Jackfon ; Edlnburcti, With midge Exeter. rewriter. and Seer; Falwooth, Fillet; Mau PIN, Wal ker; Glar a n,w, Methaiald ; rev, Mans, Holmes ; LARCOLI, Drury; Lynn, Headli y • Lac ter. 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IN the Spring of 1794 I was ailliaed with a Venn,. real Complaint, whisks I treated with indifference tar Ens month.; but W 33 then obliged to anply to a regular rhyfeeiamerlio put a temporary Sop to the virulence of the ilifesk (by menu. nal applications) ror hone time ; hut growing, in fpite et aliened!. eine and the advice of the firft Gentlemen of the Facsky here. work and worfe for tuo year., I was reduced to a Bate ahem* unparalleled and beyond defcrip,ion, being an entire leper, and oleo. rated from head to tout.—My head. throat, mouth, note, legs, arms, &c. have been alienist:4 d.uiger of hemming ufeleis;— in fl.ort, I have had (ram zn to ,to eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally depth cd of Babb—lt would be voltameters to par ticularise all my eafe--(1,48ce it to fay, there sicycz was, or ever will be, one of a more durapaiois, or' of a more complicated na ture. I was long looked moo by my friends, and kneglnediti felf, beyond allhopes of recovery ; and, i n d ee d, I n my thenma t k. tionoleath was preferabk to my mon than mifersbloilme. h thb dreadful Swan= did I drag a mod miter:AM enfterwc,tral Dayton PROVIDINCL threw in my sea) a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth —coy Mende read it. I could not..-4 fans and procured fame of pour Lea' c a P Pasts, whieh.by olio' from time to time am now, and have long bacti.(after IWO than four years indeferibable diftrek),lti es good a Bate oflenthth ' as ever I mined; as a prof of this, I had a Sac. therein, hells, thy child, hors to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Goa and Ir hopes of rendering my fellow-cresture 'Melee, I revolt TOO t. publith this, and you may at any time refer redone, who wi6 to be Ltidied of the truth of chi., or Earthy perticulatpa tc me or my friends, *letter ur perfoo. As teev cafes fee bads& MU ever equal she, and none carrel it, I have from everienoe every realise to allure mankind, that aw your Lea IL t'S PILLS they will Sod a rare, ray, fah, aid rear cal cure, hr that molt dreadful Rage of Venereal Difeafc. which is calied—s comitasizo ev,.s. . 1. T. Prepared and Sold by the tole Pnvirletor, Titoism) TAT LO Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, to his broils,. Nu. 9, N. .v Beidge-dreet ; where he will give advice, withow a fee, to maims taking theft Pill. and will mime patients let.' ten, if poll paid, on the fame terms, obkrving in all cafes the mnit iminkble feerery, no Perfor's name of cafe having beat mm. tioned,bot at their own particular rera mit. by the Proprietor, Is ring the muffs of sure than td years, that he has had theme. duthine of an eventive fate of the above medicine, and the.praeo. tire *riling therefrom. They are alto fold, lee hi. Appointment, for the convenience of thole living at a alliance, by Mr. Batter, South-bridge, VlM burgh ; Mr. Menelaus, Printer, Olateow, to wt alio Mr. T niers tor his adsinds; at the Perfumer a, No. ty, St. Alban's. (tree, Pali-Skil ; Mr. Ft obertfon a Tery-thot , No Foy, Odor& Meet ; Mr. Ditherough's, No. 7, Fslit-itreet.hill, nearly oppolito the Monument; Mr. S teere. Book feller, No. , Cqicio-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Catweirs,Duldin ; and by one Perkin in every confiderahl- town in Great-Britala and Ireland, in Bozos of foal as. yd. ea. `l, ft sled up with full and Medium, whereby Palms of either cm may con t elves with tale gad feer-ey LONDON! Printed and yebillhad by LEVAL KENT, (a/ Can. terbary-phee. Lambeth), at the &TAO Orme. N. I, Carer Arm.Pabßllhed.Yoarlbe . Btaa Orrtcs, Tunple•Pas