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COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MARCH 2. ----.. DUNN V. LEWIS. Yesterday morning, at two o'clock, Lord Viscount The Plaintiff, a servant g ir l , was p assing with her_ De. F A LKLAND died, at the house of his antag onist, mistress through Ludgate - hill , durin g the slippery v onshire-place, of the wound he received on Tuesday weather of the 21th December last, and happened to morning last, at Chalk Farm. An Inquest will be fall against. the Defendant's shop-window, (who is held on the bndy this day. We understand that when a comb and truss-maker, on Ludgate-hill), and break hi; Lordship was apprised of the Surgeon's opinion, a pane of its glass. She hurt herself considerably by he manifested great fortitude, and with as much the fall, and brokesome crockery-ware, which, with firmness as his debilitated condition would admit, other things, she was carrying in a basket. Both said, " I acquit Mr. POWEI.L of all blame in this trait- she and her mistress went into the Defendant's shop, saction. I alone am culpable-" After the lapse of where the mistress offered to send a glazier on the some hours, he again desired to see Mr. HEAVISIDE, Monday following (this was on Saturday evening), to whom he expressed a wish to have the ball ex and mend the window, leaving in the mean time the traded. Mr. H. said it was impossible, without the basket, which contained goods of much greater value operariori causing almost instant death. "You may than the pane of glass. The Defendant insisted upon live three or four hours afterwards, but not more," either having 4s. 6d. immediately for the payment of continued Mr. H. His Lordship then said, he would i the window, or sending the Plaintiff to the Compter; first settle his wordly affairs , b y makin g his will— ier and a Constable looking in at the time, to the Comp this was dune at a late hour. O n the ni g ht of Tues- t she was sent, the Defend ant alwa y s havin g in day he asked. Mr. H. " how long he might probably i ‘, his possession the basket. On he r wa y to the Comp survive if the operation was not performed ?" ter the Plaintiff met her master, who having no small have known cases replied ( Mr. H.) wherein the suf. : money to pay for the window , o ffered his watch till ferer has lived for forty hours." After a long pause h e cou ld re deem it ; and the Constable actually suf his Lordship fixed upon one o'clock on Wednesday fered a collection to be made from the bye-standees afternoon for the operation to be p erformed. The of 2s. to pay for the windo w. The Plaintiff was then operation was not performed, in consequence of carried back to the Defendant's, who still persisted in his Lordship having been on the whole much easier ; sending her to prison, if he had not the 4s. 6d. paid the pain had considerably abated. During the after down. This the Plaintiff's master had not to pay, and part of the day he had a relapse, and towards night the Plaintiff was sent to the Poultry Compter, and lie became delirious. confined there till nine o'clock at night, among pros- About eleven o'clock, a consultation was held, titutes and pickpockets, when she was bailed by the which was attended by Messrs. HEAVISIDE, CLINE, humanity of the gaoler. On Monday morning she Hl J 1 ABERNETHY, &c. In the evening of Wed re-appeared, and was brought before Mr. Alderman resday, his Lordship complaine d of feelin g the cold BoynaLL, who reprimanded the Defendant severel y , in his extremities in a great degree ; by his desire he and advised the present action. was repeatedly taken out of bed, for the purpose of , The pretended defence was, that the Plaintiff s having them warmed. Fomentations were continu- ; mistress had abused and struck the Defendant (but ally applied. Lady FALKLAND constantly attended one of the Defendant's witnesses, who was present, his Lordship after she was informed of the wound. ~ did not see this), that the Plaint i ff' s mistress would Another duel was fought on Tuesday morning, in I not give her address (but it was p roved the Plai:tiff a field leading from W o r mwood Scrubs to Bays. had mentioned it) ; and that t he Defendant had sent water, between a Mr. SCATCIIE RT, a medical student,i , 2s. 6d. to the 'prison, for the Plaintiff's accoatmi Lia , and a Mr. HEMBEOWE, an officer belonging to the I tion till Monday morning. Marine Staff, in which th e former was wounded in Lord ELLENBORO • VG/1 reprobated very severely the the pistol hand, in the first shot. He was conveyedi tyrannous conduct of the Defendant, and his unjus to his apartments in Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, tihable commitment of the Pla i n tiff for a.tivil in j ur y , and yesterday his han d was am p utated. The duell ! of which the basket in the D efendant ' s p ossession was o r iginated in consequence of a dis p ute, relative to at all times a reparation ; much more the commit some military operations in Spain, at a Coffee-house : merit of an innocent person for the assault of a guilty in Oxford-street, on Monday night, when the officer ;one ; and the assault by the Plaintiff's mistress, in challenged his adversary. . the present case, was not proved ; for , f r om the par - MAYNA.ED BLAKE, Esq. who has been found guilty his L ordship to the Defendant of the Consta b le' s evidence, of a criminal informat ion in havin g , in the month of did not think his swearing to th e assault April last, used many opprobrious epithets, at Eyre.twortl wort hy of credit. From this circumstance, and his court, in the county of -Galway, against Colonel the =tiff's mistress whom he swore to have broken breach of the peace, and to incite him to fight a duel, the peace, his Lordship recommended to Mr. Corn appeared in the custody of the High Sheriff of the m ffi on Serjeant that he should be discharged from his C ty of Dublin, in the Court of King's Bench, Dublin, , office Verdict for the Plaintiff, damages £l5O. on Monday se'nnight • and, after receiving an admo- i el • nition from the Hon. Mr. Justice DAY, was sentenced to be imprisoned six months, to pay a fine, and l fi f in nd security to keep the peace f or seven years, himse the sum of £lOOO, and two sureties in 8200 each. LAW INTELLIGENCE. DUELLING. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MARCH 1. TWEIINLOW V. OSWIN. . i This was an action to recover the amount of pre mium paid on effecting a policy of insurance on the Wed- Ishii) Commerce, bound from Liverpool to Mira - Olt ATOTIIO.—The Haymarket Theatre - had on matchee in the Gulph of St. Lawrence, which had necday night a very numerous assemblage, to witness not been heard of since her sailing, and was presum a fine and scientific Selection of Vocal and Insrumen- ed to be lost. tal Music. Mr. Richardson, a broker, stated, that he had re- Pilaruastras or DRUR Y-LANE. —Wednesday there was a ceived a letter from the house of M'Dowall and Co. meetitig of the Performers of the late Theatre of Drury-lane, at. of Liverpool, instructing him to effect a policy of in the house of Mr. Largess. When assembled, they received an invi tation front Mr. Sheridan, requesting them to come to his house, surance on the ship Commerce, then on her voyage as he was confined by a sae throat. They accordingly went to and, in consequence of this instruction, he applied to his house. He stated to them, that, under the setae calamity several underwriters, to know the rate at which they which had befall - en them, it was the object nearest his heart to would make the insurance, and, among others, to devise some means by which the valuable Company might be kept together, and by which thty might exercise their talents for their the defendant Oswin, who agreed to execute the po- 1 own emolument. He was aware that this could not be done un- bey at 18 guineas per cent. The witness averred that der the Drury-lane Patent, without entailing on their exertions he had shewn to Mr. Oswin, the letter he had receiv. all the burthen of the renters of the old establishment. The ern- ed, . in .led from Liverpool for Mira ma tch ee, on the which it was expressed that the ship Commerce ters themselves, he was s ure, could not have in their contempia- sai tine so to burthen them, and therefore he b e gg ed leave to say; had that it was his wish to retire, and leave them to perform entirely 14th of April, 1807, and was expected to arrive at for their own benefit. her port of destination in a.. few days ; and, finally, He had the satisfaction to acquaint them that Mr. Taylor, of the policy was effected on the 19th of July, 1807, at the King'il heatre, hadm ,in themost handsome way, expressed his h e rate agreed on. Since that period the ship had r e adiness to permit them to act twice a week at the Opera , free of all rent whatsoever, provided they could obtain the consent of not been heard Of. the Nobility and Gentry, Subscribers to the Operas. Mr. She- The piopriety of this argument was allowed by rids" had no doubt but that, by a respectful application to them, i She -' the Court. this would be obtained, if a plan were devised to prevent all an noyatee to the Pit and boxes ; and to preserve decertun in the Mr. Evett was then called on the part of the De- Theatre. 'T he manner he would leave to themselves to digest fenclant ; and stated, that he was present when Mr. and arrange with Mr. Taylor. Richardson applied to Mr. Oswin to effect the in:M lle informed them also, that the Lyceum Theatre bad been I ranee on the Commerce, and that Mr. Richardson thought of, as likely to afford them some, though a very Made- , stated to Mr. Oswin that he had seen that vessel three q uake actommti • - d l tion for the other nights. Mr. Arnold had been in treaty with Mr. Ungharn to take this Theatre for a num- i weeks , previously, in dock at Liverpool ; that she was b er o f years, a t .E 750 a-year, before the fire happened ; but this l a new and excellent vessel ; that he thought the in. had put a stop to the treaty, and he had no doubt but that it i surance was a very fair risk ; and that the vessel might h,. obtained for the use of the Drury-lane Performers, as would sail in three days. In consequence of this re sin licence, 11... trt.sted, would be given it to be used against them. i The best way, perhaps, wo uld be, for the Proprietors to take it, presentation, Mr. OSWill effected the insurance. — and let it to tile Performers at a fixed rent per night. He recom- ! Witness was of opinion, that had Mr. Richardson ! shewn the letter, specifying the period at which the mended to them, ther efore, to take immediate steps for seeing Mr. Taylor, and for iipplication to the Subscribers to the Opera. ; porn merce had sailed from Liverpool to Mr. Oswin , In this way the Co m p an y mi g ht be kept together. They might `-• be obliged perhaps to make an abatement from the higher class of . no insurance would have been effected, as the voyage salaries, until they taw the success of tbei: efforts. '1 he lower to Miramatchee was generally perforated in four or b./Lail:a must go on. five weeks . at farthest, consequently, on the 26th of • l'he Gentlemen expressed their thanks to Mr. Sheridan for the July, when the insurance was effected, from the pe kitlf:, ims-rt,t he tank in their welfare, and im mediatel y appointed . . itod which had elapsed, the vessel must have been the fulliiwirt! per P; MS to be a Committee to con duct their affairs f o r their comniou itltere,ts: c onsidered as a loss. Mr. W:tuuGtm oN Mr. D'Eovi 1. t E Mr. Sergeant BEST argued, that as the insurance Mr. liaNNts.rk:a Mr. JOHNS CONE t had been effected only for the voyage outwards, and Mr. RR ARAM Mr. Dow . r OS. Mr. ELLISTUN. as no witness was brought forward to prove whether And Mr. W ito eU 1! lON a nd Mr. BANN'S rLR were appointed an d ship had or had not arrived at her destined port, Treasurers. as it was : _ , :cified in the policy that she was to Five British s eamen, who were prisoners in France, have the liberty of exchanging goods, and of trading and contrived to make their escape at St. Maloe's, in fi . om port to port, she might, in all probability, be a small b, at, not more than twelve feet long, have i still trading in the West Indies, no evidence being arrived sale in Newhaven harbour. These poor fel- brought of her absciute loss; he did not, therefore, lows, in the accomplishment of their design, had to conceive there was any real ground for the action. combat n o inconsiderable share of danger and diffi. I Mr. Sc] jeant VAUGHAN expressed his opinion, that culty, having tugged two days and two nights at the from the lapse of time since the ship had sailed from oar , ~ i t hout linv thing more than about a pound of Liverpool, in April 1807, to the month of March, biscuit, which they possessed at their embarkation, to 1809, doling which time no account had been re support then' under their arduous task, whiCh was ceived of her, little doubt could be entertained of rendered the more excessive, from one of them being ! her being completely lost ; but if hereafter she should extremely ill. They hailed the master of a vessel be recovered, of course the underwriters would have lying in the harbour, which took them o n board, and ' their remedy against the 'Plaintiff, and recover what - hav e them every necessary refreshment. One of them ever they had paid. It appeared , however, that se is a n aive of Pool in Dorsetshire, and was captured veral vessels bad returned from Miramatchee since the ... , on board a West Indianian, of which he was the period of the Commerce sailing from Liverpool, none - mate. They stated, that the country through which .of which had heard any tidings of her. This cir they had to pass on their way to the coast, m extent ', cumstance, added to her never having been heard of at her destined port, he believed would be allowed as so me hundreds of miles, exhibited strong but f dissatisfaction, and that they me! with but Rule ; a demonstrative proof of her absolute loss. i Mr. Richardson, oa hie orome--- ' I..l,,estation in the pursuit of thei r object. stated, '1 i 1 lie . .. that ' mentioned iiying been .the ship,-• at Li ft alluded to thelin Li d ettiour, vetpoe • for ; svhich he waaa i lso effecting an insurance, and persisted that be had shewn the letters of abler t*Mr. Ossvin. . Mr. Barnes, an Underwriter, ,6 , as then examined. He Stated, that the ioyigelrern - Liverpool to Mira matchee, was generally, performed in three weeks, except in cases of fogs, or the ice coming down the river St. Lawrence, but that, even in those instances, five weeks was thought a long voyage. Mr. Justice Maxsrtem having summed up the evidence, the Jury returned a verdict for the Plaintiff. —Damages 1001. MARCH 2.— SCOTT AND OTHERS V. NIETCALFE. This was an action for usury, brought by the Plaintiffs, who were the assignees of a Mr. Mitchell, a certified bankrupt. It appeared that the affairs of Mr. Mitchell had been for some time in an embarrassed state. The assignees, on looking into his affairs, found that, ac cording to appearances, the Defendant had taken draughts of bills from him to an amount exceeding his immediate demand. The case was long and complicated, but it is not necessary to enter into it, as a verdict was found for the Defendant. • ' • 7HE COtIRSE , EXt'HANCIE. Amstot lain, 33 0 2 Ti Palermo, 92 Pen: r r of. Ditt9 at sight, 32 5 Lelim.ll29 37 Rotterdam, 10 4 2 15 Genoa, 50 Hanfburgh, 91 0 2 U Venice, 52 Liv. Pkcole Altopa •31 1 2 t U inuffective ptr I. set. Paris l ' das da. 30 19 Lio. Naples, 42 Ditto, Is. Si 3 Lisbon; 63 Bourd:aux, ditto 21 3 Oporto, 64 Madrid, 44 F.ffeot. Dublin, Cadiz, 22 • Effeet. Cork, 9 41 !Wee. New Dollars, ss. 5(1. t.)- MORROW. Sun rises, Sun sets, Moon rises, 29 Ominu es after 6. 1 31 minutes after 5. 157 minutes alter _ _ _ HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning minutes after Afternoon - - 47 minutes after _ _ TAY Messrs. LEIGH and Co. Surgeons, on LP strictest principles of integrity, the Complaints arisipr, ft Debility, and those contracted in an unguarded hour, arc ,. 'IC: speedily, and effectually cured, without that d.ilvr caused by those Practitioners who have not so peculiarly d.r., their studies to this branch. The Experience of 12 years in this House, is a criterion c, perlority, and in every ease the terms are plainly stat Lit 0:. first interview, or in answer to Letters containing a Two P, Note.—No. 29, Arundel-street, Strand, Feb. 15, 1809. 'THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, tr. softening, healing, and tonic qualities, as well a. by basil; eff.tcts, affords a sure prospect of returning strei et, a certain hope of muscular invigoration, to those who ore ,a1•1;i; by premature or excessive indulgencit s —hence arise we . .::L slzht, vertigos,loss of appetite, and mental decay. Aho y is enervated in youth, seldom recovers it s elf ; old arc act mities speedily come on, and the thread of life is sti rtere.l. the foundrion of a ham old age, is a good constitution in --temperance and moderation at that age, are passports t grey hairs. The Cordial Balm of Gil •td most vrond, rfully rishes nature, and will support the life of the aged and intim all inward decays , debility, lowneso of spirits , relax atio n in c , sex, whether hereditary or owing to youthful imprudencin , medicine will afford the most wonderful relief. In n:ry u sumptioss, its merit stands unrivalled—it enters into d with the most subtle of the animal fluid:, as,ists and the decayed juices, and throws a genial warmth upon the rated and relaxed parts that stand in need of assistance. A of 9s. in two guineas. The Cordial Bairn of Gilead, Anti-Impetigines, and gent Lotion, and Guidelp Health,' are sold by Mathis. Leigh, 18, Strand, London. ADMIRALTY COURT, DOCTORS COMMONS, MARCH 1. This day the Right Hon. Sir Wm. SCOTT pro ceeded to the adjudication of the following cases— Ranger, Henderson master.—This was a question of salvage. The vessel, under British colours, was captured by a French privateer, and afterwards re captured by the exertions of the mate and a boy, the only part of the crew that were suffered to remain on board, who,-when the Frenchmen were below, threw the c ompanion-hatch-over them, and steered for the English coast, when they were met by one of his Majesty's ships, who took possession of her, and claimed as joint salvors. The Court pronounced for the usual salvage, and directed that the Mate should be paid 301. and the boy 101. thereof, and the re mainder to be equally shared amongst the other salvors. The Adventure, Lisby master.—This British ves sel was also captured by a French privateer, and re captured by a British cruizer.—The Court pronouns- i ed for one-sixth salvage. Economie.—This was a Danish vessel bound from • Petersburgh to Lisbon, and the question was respect ing a claim for a certain quantity of goods on board. I , —The Court rejected the claim. Anna Dorothea, Schroeder master.—This vessel was under Prussian colours, in ballast, at the time of capture. —Ship condemned. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently t he sub j ect of j u;i genera reprobation, that men destitute of the elerat the medical art have offered . themselves as candidat public patronage in the profession of physic. 'Eor the purl doing justice to the result of our studies attl experience. prevent us from being classed among .hose empirics whose dent pretensions have, unfortunately for society, been too ably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and ened, a faithful stat intent of our pursuits and acquiremen After having received a regular medical education, as h of Messrs. Grindal and Blizard, whose lectures and grad carefully attended, as Prolesors and burgeons of the Loud( pttal, we entered ourselves as students in that justly eel school for medical acquirements, the Royal College 01 burgh, and were instructed in the different branches of At Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Physic, Chemistry wifery, Botany, &c. &c. &c by those eminent Professor , Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan, and Rut! We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in say' our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. for a Jong series of years made VENEREAL COMPL and the various diseases of DEBILITY, the particular of our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed that acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and c slight and recent cases of infection, a perfect re-establi , hink completed in the short period of two days, and in these utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners have fat ed Bess, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment en urt patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst tie melancholy variety of disorders which are fects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the • both sexes, there are none more alarmingor more distret those deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevail bitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it must soling reflection to know that they may now, by a new lible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of blessings, a strong, manly, and vi i .:oruits constitution. I of Debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in e' ties of Venereal infection, we may. be consulted by Tri either sex with the greats at secrecy and honour. 1 - lout sultation at home from ten to three, and from six in tit till ten at night. Patients in the country are requested to state the parti their case, age, and general habit of livi tlg. :.'ec. inclotiag tance for advice and medicines, whin the same will Is ent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that seers sential to our undertaking, the postage of letters ma be the account for medicines. CIIR.RIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 107, Hatton Wednesday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when the undermentioned Corrimanders took leave of the Court previous to departing for their respective destinations, viz.— Captain JOSEPH YATES ! City of London; Captain JAMES MURRAY, Devonshire • and Captain RICHARD COLNETT, Castle Ede ,-Madras and Be ngal Captain BENJ. RICHARDSON, AlbillTh-L-Chilla direct. • Wednesday afternoon two lads, brothers; appren tices to Mr. Archer on College-hill, took a boat xith ont a waterman, to fetch a box from on board a vessel lying below bridge ; on going through one of the arches, the fall of water being very great, and . they , gilt being expert with their oars, the boat upset, and they we-e drowned. Their bodies were dragged for, but without effect. i A man of the name of Sweney, alias Major Far- rens, alias Gregory, &c. was taken into custody on . Thursday night, on ,leaving the Haymarket Theatre, charged with having committed divers frauds in town and country, by representing himself, at various times, as a merchant and ship owner, an independent officer on' half-pay, &c. On Tuesday se'nnight, Mr. Fraser, exciseman, at Glenmorriston, near Inverness, in the exercise of his duty, seized a quantity of s m u gg led salt, which he ' 'lodged in a public house, but which in his absence had been carried of by those from whom it was seized. i _ Mr. Fraser, however, again discovered the place , To THONLAS '1 AI LOR, Ebt). where it was secreted, but in attempting to remove 1 No. 9, NEW BRIDL;E-S . I . REEP, I.ODO. it, was assaulted by several persons, when a scuffle en- tuvoulteatta, sued, in which one of the men was killed on the spot j BEG leave to inform you , that ever since by Fraser, and another so mu ch wounded that he is . A 1790,1 hadbeen afflicted with the I.ues Ven t rea ; ies. its obstinately resisting every course of medicine p rcri since dead, leaving a wife and eight children. Fraser most eminent of the faculty here, anti undergoing tiLVi is also severely wounded, and has been admitted to ; tourers of salivation, and mice discharged from ti l e Ho , , bail. ' little relief, would appear to be of the must inveterate • the spring of last year my disorder had g ot to such ECC LESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. I nearly to put a period to my existence. 1 had a large tt CAMBRIDGE, Fen. 25.—The Rev. Frederick Apthorp, M. :I crown of my head, one on each area, and my lees w Rector of Lumley, in Leicestershire, Prebendary of Linc.olzi, and , out in a frightful manner ; my right waa dreadfully i' late of Jesus ecillege, is instituted to the vicarage of Farndon with , had been in a state of ulcerazion for the last seven yt., Balderston, Nottinghamshire, on his own petition. Thad also two nodes upon it, was very much discolours. The Rev. Philip Budworth, of Christ College, is instituted to me such excruciating pain, particthisularly whets wstrrn , the rectory of High I.aver, Essex. nearly to deprive tne of rest ;in Lanaentahle s!ate The Rev. Robert Bacon, LL. B. has been licensed to the per- commended by Mr. J. Thomron, (,who received so gi petual curacy of Fring, Norfolk, on the nomination of the Dean by them here,', , to take your Leake's Patent l'ilb,wli and Chapter of Norwich. I to do on the •2t3sh May; in the emir.; of a 1,11:1:01t The Rev. John Clowes, M.A. sec ond son of the late Samuel receive benefit—in little more thaw a month the ult Clowes, Esq. et Broughton, and brother to the present High r head and arms were ouundly he, after, the Sheriff of Lancashire, is elected Fellow of the collegiate church leg healed also ; leaving, kiwever, considerable of Manchester, in the room of the Rev. John Griffith, deceased, i tion hi the skits, and pain in th n e bone of the left, l c worth upwards of £5OO per annum. blessing of God, a little loger persever in v BIRTHS. ble Medivine, subsid,Al ; the nodes dispersing , the ski its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually gobs On Friday last, at Blackheath, the Lady of Captain Thomas Larkins, of a daughter. became, by your liberal advice and medicine, pa. fect my former complaisits 7 --haee recovered my former On the 25th ult. at Rosehill, Hants, the Countess of Northesk of a still-born child. Northesk, stresztn, and am become jolly and fat , in which state firmed many months to the astonishment of all who On the 1 1th ult. at St. Mary's, Scilly, the I.ady of Lieutehant am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, 1 Colonel George ]toile, of the 9th Regiment of Foot, of a son. for the good sf other suffering mortals, to make ti ti MARRIED. i public as possible, as I shall un every occasion—in Tuesday se'nnight, James Andrews, LL. D. Professor of Ma- will gre4ly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient vet) thematies, to Miss Jane Folding of Blackheath. vaut ALEX. A , , • - At St. Mary's Church, Leicester, the Rev. John Benson, M.A. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. late of St. John's College, Cambridge, to Miss Levett, only Prepared and sold I the sole Proprietor, Tho daughter of the Rev. John I.evett, fnesuerly rector of Willoughby i Mt tither of the Royal College cf Surgeons in Londe! Waterless No. 9, New Bridge-street where, after a constan, morethan 40 years, in a practice particularly Sires-Ad to DIED: . Cure of Venereal Complaisits, and those ineidtinal t. On Monday, Feb. 27 th, at his seat , Sa dd y Place, in the county Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy wilts!, :. 4 of Bedford, Sir Philip Mono; Bart. of his profession should always observe hi such cases, he :,- • On the lath ult. at Lowestoft, Elizabeth , youngest daughter of tcrs himself, the advice End assistance he gratuitoto.l.• s : • the late Rev. Dr. Temple, of Northwood-place, Suffolk. ' nisters to persons taking this Mevlicitie, willbe esteem:l; l Y: ~ c'• ' On the 16th ult. in the Stith year of his age, Mr. John Jeffery, ' e ming Public, as au advarstage seldom attained :old void of - of the Angel Inn, Peterborough. ; ambiptity. • Mrs. Jacquir, of the Clarendon Hotel, Bond. street. They are also sold by his appointment, at the Perfur.ei •, .• Op the 18th December, after a few days illness, at Montego- , :!.5 St. Alhatt's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. I -::, 0 ' Bay, Jamaica, the Rev. Wm. Burton , lat e of Horsford, Norfolk. ford -street ; -mr.Di•burosigh's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, I t :ill • On the 11th ult, at Muthill, Perthshire, the Rev. John Scott, posite the Monument ; and by on p e erson in every ,:..)::s ..r. ' Minister of that parish, in the 63th year of his age, and 4 2 d of town in England, ate. in boxes sally 2s. 9d. each, sy.tle,l lA)_ • -t . his Ministry. full and plain directions, whereby persons of either sex ,:'n; '.. • On Saturday last, at Twickenham, Mr. Porrott, Master of an themselves with ease an d secrecy, Academy at that place. He was in perfect health, and about to' N. B.Every box sold in Great Biiis ttan sealed up with a - .: take held of a sane to merem toe of his schohsrs , when he re- dined on his desk breathless. I on whieh,by favour of the Commis:stoners, is printed,st tlnr', Limon= Homo A. moan, Royal Nayy, on of /Amount ' Office—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-streetto V.iirat , . l• Colonel Maclean, llama-Mester, Servrick. H.e was drowned 1 a MGM' , and all other are counter feit. in the Crescent frigate, wrecked off the coast of Jutland. He was 1 LONDON : Friend and Publishedby LEVEL K' F. N l'. an excellent Men This is the second son which that Gentleman terbury Place, Lambeth, a! tht STAR..CIFFICF, NJ. 2. • has lost in the service of his Kkg and cknunt7. street. Published also at the STAR-OTFICF, 1*..r . 1• , - • • Of. nip Cr, 10 :411 141 9 CS, 11141 !ter 8. itUNk. The 0 on the LA t,r, from !icall, xs.:•:eh 1 d'rte! tit if •• • lot tl t.) 0112 On by t - A P 14.1 Ito 'y at:t1:: rt . tin yetrit y •fully c Dei win in et:her vsin, this C.MI St - d 11 . .17J s ti the Viral V .A .*:b •:•r- -alio., ax 4 • I con ark just and gul ~f dictates 'Jr purpose of We. s , lld to hose in:•, arb too fr.vo•r- dr and fro as the an practice we .ondon y ce lebrat e' ge of uf natty, M t!- lessors, Di te Rutherford. saying, that bit. 1-I.tving V lar object of that ve have tnd care. Inbli, ti m hi n n : s t is a se th e ft ed o en • um t rthe :b are the cf- the yJtel, uf qrcssing titan event or ek- lust be a c•.u- iew a::d ittfat- t of all humn 1. In all s s in every by patients I i 1 - lours ef cfs•.- n the evetung t particulars el oting a r,•ua.- ili given cr secrecy so el.- he added to tton Garden. DON. nee the year a; which, fr.t: vsci l ibed hy the tseveral s,vere Hospital, ith rate nattn,.. 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