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LAW INTELLiGENC.E. coußr OF CHANCERY, FEB. It. MR. LUDLAM. The Loan Ctrawcst.Loa laid, at the riling of the Court, that Mr. Ludlam was now placed under his immediate proteaion, and it was his peculiar duty to tie that this gentleman was not expofed to any harfh =eatmtnt, eakislated to derange his irritable mind. He had endeavoured to effat his efcape, and had tuceeeded in this attempt, not without expofing his k:erfon to verS , great danger. He had been induced to do this, from the apprehenllon that he should be tnnfinecl under circumltances extremely painful to his feelings. His Lordfhip did not mean to imply any enfure towards thole who were probably if:Armen -;tal . in oecafioning this alarm : his objet was not to accufe others, but to prevent fuch confequences in tuti!re. " I do, therefore, order, (laid his Lordfhip) Ilia; Mr. Ludlam !ball b e continued in his honk in kciaingtoiviiivet, tinder the immediate care of Dr. Munro; end Of loch other perfons as this phyfician than appoint to attend him ;—and I farther direct that his brother, who flood in the Venation of com ntiuee, or any wring under his authority, fhall not difinrb this gentleman, and that no one than inter pole under a warrant from the Lord Mayor, or any other Magiftrate. I cannot di&ate to the Magiltrates the line of conduel they ought to purfue ; but I milt that what has now pallid will prevent any unnecef far, interference." The Soutiioa GrIPSIAL.." 4I My Lord, it is 4 aery material that the order fbould be drawn up im tnediataly, and made known." The Loeb CaeseeLt.oi.-4g Let it be fo done." mulls. OF k ING'S BENCH, FEB. P. missal , V. ELLERTON. Mr. Gnaw" moved to fet elide the judgment and ' execution in this tank, on the ground of profs ufury —the Plaintiff having taken a bond for the payment of tool. with lawful intereft at 51. per cent. and alto .;•rt engagement to pay tol. per annum for fictitious Tervices to be performed in the office of the Defen• 'hint, hut which was a mere cloak for the ufury.— There was alfo a fum deduded of 361. for the journey a the Plaintiff's wife to York upon tome occafion. Kole to thew caufe granted. THE RING V. WM. BILLET. Mr. Jsx-trc moved for the judgment of the Court urn the Defendant, convicted of an affault at the IA Spring Affixes. Mr. Juttice Ls BLANC, before whom the caufe was heard, was much furprifed that the Defendant was brought up fo late ; the Learned Judge had hoped that the Defendant would not have been compelled to appear at all. This perfon being anxious to cbtain a feat to hear a very interefting trial at the affixes, pulled another man from his place, and for this he was indicted, and found Guilty. Mr. JEKYLL replied, that the recommendation of Mr. jutlice LE BLANC would have been adopted, had it not been for the fubfequent condo& of the Defen dant. The Learned Counfel thought that if the report of the trial were read, the cafe on the part of the profecution would appear in a ftronger light than that of the Ratement made by the Learned Judge. On the Defendant being called he did not anfwer, and therefore the further proceeding was poftponed. ASNET V. SMITH, SHERIFF. OF SURREY. In this caufe, the fads of which we have already reported in the beginning of this term, Mr. GARROW and Sir VICARY Gums (hewed caufe againft the rule to (hew cattle why there fhould not be a new trial. The Plaintiff having a judgment againft Mr. Glover, the hufband of the adrefs, cued out execution ;—the warrant was directed to one Grace, who was in a fort of partnerthip with one Long. Nulla bona was retur ned by the Sheriff, and an action was brought for a falfe return. Grace was the officer who executed the writ, and the warrant was directed to him. When it was to be executed, one Winflanley laid, that the goods in Glover's hook were his, and let to Glover by the year. Upon inquiry Grace found reafon to believe this. Upon the action againft the Sheriff coming on to be tried, both Long and Grace were ferved with a fubranu Ace: team to produce the war- rant, but Grace was not ferved perfonally. Long appeared and (wore that he had never feen the war• rant. Grace did not appear, and the Plaintiff was nonfuited for nut producing the warrant. The pre fent motion was for a new trial, upon the affidavit of Winflanley, that Grace and Long were conflated in partnership, or elfe upon mutual affiftance, and that he had ken the warrant at Grace and Long's houfe, on a file to which Long had accefs. Fur want of producing the warrant the Plaintiff was nonfuited. The Court now held that the Plaintiff was ol.7iged to give evidence of the warrant ; in order to conned the Sheriff with his bailiff, the Plaintiff mutt produce the warrant. That not having done fo, the nonfuit was regular ; and that he ought to have !erred Grace perfonally, and then attached him for not at tending the trial. That not having done fo, and not having proved the warrant, :te was without remedy. Upon the fubjed of a fubimna duce: tecutn, Lord ELLENBOROUGH faid ; he fhould be glad in a cafe where there was a pet fcnal fervice, to fee the queliiun fettled, whether a perfon who was fuh pccnaed to produce an inftrument which was in his tuttody or power, was not bound as well to produce the intirunient, as to appear in perfon ?—Rule charged. FEB. 10.—THE KING 'U. BARTRAM. A Rule had been obtained by Mr. GARROW to thew r t‘tie why the profecutor in this cafe (a perfon of the name of Collins) (hook' not pay the coils of the profecution, the record having been withdrawn. Sir VICART Glees this day Chewed caufe againft the rule. He Rated the affidavits of the profecutor and his attorney, which went to (hew that the indiet inent, which was an affignment of perjury, had been taigioally laid at the Setnats, but by the advice of Connie' fen: w ired into this Court by Certiorari; that it had been let down for trial on the Saturday before the termination of the lag Sittings at Guildhall, *ben, in confequence of the abfence of two material witneffes, the Counfel for the profecution propofed ti withdraw the record; to this propofition the de i.:ndantbs Coanki objeaed, and the caufe flood on the paper for Monday. The affidavit of the Attor i•ey Rated that he was ready to go on with the trial, ..ild waited for the profecutor to call upon him ; that .static half paR nine o'clock, to his great furprize, the twofectitor came to him and told him that the cattle was called on ; that he immediately direeted his fervant to take a material witnefs, viz. the pond of a door, (upon which the account in chalk was kept, which contlituted the ground work of an aCtion, in which the defendant. it was alledged, as a witnefs, had perjured himfelf) in his arms, and carry it to Guildhall ; that accordingly they carried it there jull before ten o'clock, but that they found the record was withdrawn, although feveral Special Juries were appointed for that morning. The affidavit of the profecutor corroborated all thefe fiatements,• and further denied what had been alledged io the affida vits upon which the Rule was granted, viz. that the profectitor had ufed threats towards the defendant. Mr. LAWES affected, that the delay complained of arofe from the abfence of material witnefres, and that there was no intention to abandon the profecu tion, as it flood for trial in the paper for the Sittings after Term. Mr. GARROW was about to reply, but was flopped by the Court, who were of opinion that the defen• dant was entitled to his colts This opinion was founded upon a variety of cafes, where a defendant had been awarded his colts, the fame as in a Civil SUit. My Lord MANSFIELD had clearly I•o laid it down as a Rule of Law. In the cafe of Allen v. Hazard, which occurred in the reign of .William and Mary, my Lord Hoar had been of the fame opinion, an opinion confirmed by every fubfequent Court, and there had not been any inttance to the contrary. —Rule abfolute. FLEMINO V. SIMKIW. This was an application for a new trial. The fails (portly were, that the houfe of Fleming, Goodall, and Co. of Madeira, drew upon the Defendant for the price of fome Madeira wine, in favour of the Plain tiff, but the bill being difbonoured, the Plaintiff brought his anion as indorfee. The Jury gave him a verdict, and now the new trial was moved upon the ground that the Plaintiff was a partner in the houfe of Fleming and Co. at Madeira, and confequently could not fue as the indorfee ; in !port, that the in ftrument was a bad one. The Court direfted that the Plaintiff should make an affidavit as to that faa, and inform the Court corretaly, whether he was or was not a pattner ? The cafe Rands over till this affidavit is made. POLICE. On Saturday was committed one of the moll an dacious aEls of violence that hos of late years been heard of, near the Metropolis. Five villains, armed with pillols, at noon day, entered the boil& of a Mr. Froggat, near the three mile done, on the Edgeware road, where none but females happening to be at the time, one of the depredators was let upon them as a guard, while the other four proceeded to rifle the hook, which they completely lacked of every thing portable, and decamped with plate and other pro perty to a very confiderable amount. Yellerday Thomas Waters was charged at Marl borough-fireet Office with robbing his lodgings. It appeared that he had taken a lodging in Queen-lireet, Golden-fquare, and had brought a hellcat, fuppofed to contain his apparel, which however was filled with dung. In the morning, at an early hour, he left the apartments, and conveyed away blankets, linen, &c. Foy the officer, found upwards of too keys. and numberlefs duplicates of property pledged in different parts of the town. The pacifier was remanded. Tuefday E. Tool, an American feam:sn, was fully committed from Union Hall, tor Healing from rue houfe of Mrs. Morris, in which he lodged, eleven thins and a handkerchief, enfrified to her as alaun dres. _ _ On Monday, the body of -- Tucker, a fervant employed by Mr. Ditching, at Paddington, was found dead in a field at Newington. It appeared on an inquiry, that the deceafed had been drinking on Sunday afternoon with a party of navigators, when a fquabble arofe, which ended in a battle. in which the deceafed received fome fevere blows. The matter was, however, fettled over a bottle of brandy ; and it was the opinion of a profeUiooal Gentleman, that he had met his death through eicelfive drinking. A few nights fence the bleaching ground of Mr; Birch, of High Hill Ferry, was robbed of a large quantity of printed cambics and other goods. • DIVIDENDS. February 17. Alex. Arbuthnot and Richard Bracken, late of Phil pot-lane, London, merchants, at one, at Guildhall. Feb. 17. Benjamin Betts and Ann Smith, of Bslingball Rreet, London, factors and copartners, at (+tie, at Guildhall. Feb. 17. William Bryan, late of White Lion court. 'Urchinlane. London, merchant. fince of Jamaica, and now of Camberwell, Surrey, at one, at Guildhall. Feb. 17. John Parkes, of Birmingham, plater, at eleven, at the Wolfelev Arms, Wolfeley Bridge, Staffordihire. Feb. 1 7. William Horn and Richard _Tuition, of Redcrofs (tree:, Borough of Southwark, red/Vying dittillers, at 4.ne,at GuildhalL February 16. Jofcph Moyfer, of Sutton upon•Derweut, and Geo. Beal, of Pocklington, Yorkihire, millers, at eleven, at the York Tavern, City of York. February 16. Jofeph Hawkins, of Alb, Suffclk, miller and malt fter, at eleven, at the White Hart. in Wickham market. February 27._ John Taylor, of Chatham, Kent, wine merchant, at one, at Guildhall. . Feb. 19 Thomas Egerton,late of Altion, grocer, at eleven, at the White Horfe inn.Prefton. Feb. 19. Robert Hurrion Dawfon, late of Southwold, Suffolk, miller, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Halrfworth. Feb. 19. Thomas Miller, late of Pretton, Lancaihire, grocer, at devcn, at the White Hock, Preft-n. -- February ;8. Robert Bates, of Cuttic Bridge, Derbyedre, porter' merchant, at eleven, at the King's Arms Tavern, Derby. ECCLESIASTICAL and ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS. ()XtORD, SATORDAY ' JAN. 24 — . l . lllladly laft the Rev. Ri chard l3ryons, B. A. of Oriel College, was admitted M . after of Arts.—Mrffrs. Thomas Tubdtall Haverfield and George David Faithfull, of Corpus Chrifti College, and Peter Stead; of Hert ford College, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. A Difpeufation has palled the Great Seal, enspnwering the Rev. Edw. Waldron, M. A. Domettle Chaplain to the Right Rcv. the Lord Billiop of Woreefter, to hold the Redlory of Hampton Lovett, together with the Reetory of Rufhotie, both in the county and dim& of Worcefter. _ _ _ Final/ ARV 7.—Thurcday, George Ortnerod, Efq. Gentleman Commoner of Brafenofe College, prefented by the Rev. Frodiham Hodfon, M. A. Fellow of the fame College, was admitted in Con vocation to the Honorary Degree of Matter of Arts. Yefterday Mr. George Taunton, of Corpus atrial College. and the Rev. Hugh Hamner Morgan, sof Chilli Church, B. A. were admitted Matters of A•ts. Mars. George Grzrae and George erds, of Brafenofe College; George Saunders, of Woreelter College; and John Radcliffe, of Sc Mary Hall, were admitted Bachelors of Am. The Rev. Robert Hughes is prefented to the Redtory of Wel ford in this county. BIRTHS. Tudday bit, at his hook in Harley ftreet, the Lady of the Ho nourable General Sir Arthur Wel!dig, of a fon and heir. fday fall, at Afhford, the Lady of Dr. Wilmot, of a fon. Friday, at Havant, the Lady of Major Cranford, of a daughter., At Chigwtll Vicarage, Effcx, the wife of the Rev. Thomas Lay ton, of a fon. . 4118. I 10-CRIMINAL INFORIVPATIONS. Mr. GARROW moved for leave to file a criminal in formation againit the printer, publifher, and propri etors of a morning paper for a libel against the Mar quis Wellefley, contained in a report of a fpeech Paid to have been delivered by James Paull, Elq. the late candidate for Weftminfier, at the Meeting of the Freeholders' club, held at the Crown and Anchor, on Thurfday offi granted. Sir VICAitY Grass, on behalf of feveral Porter Beewers, moved for criminal informations againft feveral newfpapers f,r inferting a paragraph, Elating that feveral noxious ingredients were ufed in the . brewing of London Porter. The libel, he Paid, did not (tate any particular defed that culled in the porter brewed by any particular brewer, but it !fated generally that the ingredients which compofed that beverage, were nothing more nor lefs than prong narcotic poifons, confuting of opium, nightfhede, the Indian berry, &c. &c. The parties he moved for, had all made affidavits that none of thofe ingredient& were riled by them in their brewery ; and that their porter was brewed from pure malt and hops. Thefe were Meffrs. Men; Whitbread, Combc, Calvert, and indeed all the principal porter-brewers in tire metro- polis. Lord ELLEWBOROUGH obferved that the parties applying in this cafe had (worn that no fuch ingredi ents, nor any other deleterious articles, were ufed in the making of porter, he should with them to go further, and (wear that none were added to the compofition for the porpofe of fining, or otherwife, befirre it was fold. The parties therefore were al . lowei till :Le next day, to make fuch affidavit, and then the Court would ( peak to the objet of the mo- I tit n. O'MFALY. V. NEWELL. A motion was made, in this cafe, to f►t afide the judgrient, upon the ground, that the affidavit to hold to - bail was infufficient, inalmuch as the party making the affidavit was relident in Holland, and conic quently, if he fwore falfe, was not amenable to the procefs of the Court. Mr. SCARLETT contended, in fupport of the mo tion, that the holding to bail upon the affidavit in queftion, was contrary to a rule of that Court, made in'the year 1655, which had governed the prailice up to the time of palling the Itatute of the t2th of Geo. I. regulating the holding to bail ; and that with refped to the provifions or that Ad, the affi davit in queltion was in dired contravention. Mr. PANTHER, on the other tide, contended that the affidavit was a good one, and fupported by all the cafes :Is be found in the books upon that fubjed. Lord ELLEN aottouG sr laid, it was certainly a cafe of very general importance, and ought to be ma tardy confidered. The affidavit in ciliation was au thorited by the practice not only of that, but of the other Courts, t•'r many years pail. Parties in Eng land had been held to bail upon affidavits made in Ireland and Scotland, and if the prefent affidavit was a contravention of the flatute, the cafes he had al luded to were alfo. Still, the Court were unwilling to fultain a prallice, if it thould appear that pradice was in contravention of the flatute ; and, therefore, they would take time to confider the cafe, and hear it re-argued. This day the prifoners who Rand fully committed for felonies in the revere) gaols, of the city of London and county of Middlefer, were removed to New gate preparatory to their trials at the enfuing which commences at Juflice Hall in the Old Bailey, on Wednefday next, the 18th intl. There are a great many for capital offences. Ont of the moll tremendous peals if thunder ever heard in Liverpool, preceded by an unufually vivid Ha& of lightning, was heard in that place on Thud*. day night a little before twelve o'clock. The cloud from which they iffued mull have been very low in the atmolphere, as the thunder and lightning were nearly kmultreous. The exploficn was fn loud and fudden, that many perfons were awakened from their peep in great terror, a cow was killed by the ele6tric fluid in Wavertree-lane, near Hedge.hill, and a horfe grazing in a field was fo terrified as to attempt to break palture, and in leaping the fence was Raked and killed. HiGH WATUR AT Lowr;ol.4 10t1Tbati TO-MORROW. ivlorriag - - I minutes ate,: s A fte-rnonn . i 8 l ifter s FOR COUGHS, HOARSENFASES, Ste. MR. GREENOUGI - I's LOZENGE'S of TOLU, which contain all the foftening and healing virtues of the celebrated BALSAM of TOLD, and are the pleafanteit and molt tffedual remedy of tke kind in 411 Coughs, Ht,arfeneffes, Sore Throats, and Dentitions on the Longs, healing the Rae/tiers and Somas of the Breaß, and affording great relief in Shortnefs of Breath, and in Althnritic and Confuroptiv4 Complaints; they du not cloy the ftornach, but rather create an appetite But as the great benefit to he derived from them can only be fe. cured by having them Genuine, the public are rquefted to oh terve, that R. HAYWARD, No. to, Ludgate ilia, is printed on the Stamp, as all others are Cnuhterfeits. There Lozenges arc prepared and fold by R. Hayward (Succef for to T. Greenough the Inventor,) No. to. Ludgate bill; and fold by F. Newbery and Son, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; Bayh y and Blew, Cockfpur-ftreet; Bacon and Co. No. t3o, Oxford ftreet; and WED. Clark, No. 262, Borough.—Price id. VaR VENEREAL. AND SC6RBUTIC CAIPUDiTs. R. FREEMAN's GUT FIL.SALUTARIS, D 'by far the molt Cafe and effectual R e medy ever yet dikover. ed for the Cure of that dangerous Diftafe. Perfons unhappily af. flitted with V.nereal Complaints in all its ftages, and under its rious appearances, will find a fecure and prelim relief, by taking tilde molt invaluable Drops : which, for their exxllency during 30 years pr.:dice in the molt populous part of London, viz. Hatton. Garde::, have been termed Gutta Salutaris The fecrecy wi t h which molt perfous fo afflicted find it nxdful to conceal theirfareN lugs, may be fafely employed while Ming theft Drops; Cu e t h ey render confinement unneceffary, as Well as all unduous or mem o , rial preparations, or any fnrgical operation what:ver. By appointment of Dr Freeman, they arc f.. 11 wholefale and re . tail, by R. Butler, No 4. Cheapfide, corner of Psternofier-row Bean: and Gibbs, Portfmowb ; Welton and Roberts, Portfea • Roberts, Harding and Johnfon, Gofpurt; Willy Pittman, and 16: gars, Plymouth ; Roche, Philph,Hoxland, Haydoni and Glenwfn, Dock ; Dixon, Falmouth Neales and Mitchell, Dover; Sh arp and Long, Deal; Coleman and Jacob, :leaner: ; Witherfd ge, Chatham ; Warren, and Burgefa and Ralph, Margate ; Tbompfm. Yarmouth ; Peck, Hutt ; Wolftenhohne, York ; Macclob i dd, Glsfgow ; Browning, Paifley ; Baxter and Smith, Edintairgh; Heaton, Leeds; Wood, Wakefield; Lathbury, Liverpool; Stain: and Vaugtan, Manch: ft: r ; and Truman, Exeter; Col. hits, Satfbury • Barry and Shepp.tr.!. ; Hazard a n d H unt, Bath ; .ertevenfon, Norwich ; Cambridge ; p o ll ar d . Brighton; land, Maidstone; Bursaze, Nottinz,!:urn ; Drewry, D a h l , ; Wood, and Nutt and Lloyd. Bit mingltam ; and moft Me. dicitie Venders, in bottles at 26.9 d. rich, with amite &calm, NEW MEDLCINE ALT'S"' NEWBERY bilauttil: F NEWBERY and SONS,.No. AL • Church yard, London, Proprietor; of Dr Jame s's. Po iret and other valuable preparations, inform the Public, that Je an& quencc of the new Stamp Duties, the prise of that Medilline will he in future 2s. 9d. per Racket, 'or 11.55. 6d. per quality of a Do:en Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for il 45. And as the wore', "F. New. bery, No. 4,St St Paul's," are engraved in the it asps, which it is prefumcd will he a fufficient fecurify agaialt counterfeits, Lis figuature on the labels will be difeontioued The following arc the prices of their otl , e'r Medicines, Ramps included, but thole who purchafe fix or more, at a time, will he allowed the Ramps gratis ; a. d. I. d. Dr. James s Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative / v Ditto in a Bottle 24 0 Dr. Außin's Chalybeate Dittto Anakric Pills • 4 6 Pills - 4 3 Ditto in *large Boa 24 o Freake's Tindt. of Bark 4 0 'lie Antibilioua Pills 2 9 Drum Huxham's ditto 3 0 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 Tonic Pills . a 9 L)itto Co:waif:on Oil a 6 Englifh Coffee - 2 9 Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 Carrutitces Dropi s 9 Ditto Camomile Drops i 9 Efr. nee of Ginger a 9 Ditto Paregoric Loz. x zi Ditto Peppermint a t Anqibaud's Blois ditto a iii Dr. Hooper's Pills 111 Sfferice of Coitsfoot 3 6 Grant's Drops - ait Mr. Spasees Dentifrice 4 o lnglifles :. cots Pills lof Cephalic Snuff a o Henry's Magntfia 2 4 Jones's Rheum. Tindt. 5 6 Norton's Drops - 5-6 ,ferry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spilfbury's Drops s 6 Glafs's Magnefla 3 6 Dr. Solander's Tea, a 9 Wilfon's Alterative 4 6 Greenough's l'indlures rti King's Odontaleic a .9 Ditto Tolu Lozenges s r N. B. As many perfons miitakethehoufe of Mars. Newhery obfarvc that It is at the Balt End of St. Paul's four doors from Cheapfide, with there words iriferibed on the f ront, " The only VeTarchauft (or Dr. James's Powdem." • To mos. TAY LOR, h.lq. No. 9 , New Bridge-Itreet, laaidoo; SIR --I confider it but an aft of jullice due to the merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to commoel. sate to you the following Cure, which has recently been perforated by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking wt of an old Venereal 'Complaint (attended by a Compfscadon of I* orders wiling therefrom), was reduced alma to a (bitten, rod though he 'had the belt medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procurii which feenwd to fuit his cafe, or de him any fervice; be remained in a molt reduced and pitiable fituation for two years, actable to Mow his profeffion, and fcarcely able to walk or even to ftand on his legs ; in fad, no one who knew him ever fuppefed It peak for him to recover. He was advifed at daft to try your LtAtei PIL L s—he did fo, aridity adhering to the diredtions given wide them—he had not taken more than two boxes, before he found sa alteration for the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and hi taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and ftrength grad. ally return, and is now as healthy and, as flout as any magi know. You are welcome, Sir; to refer any perfon to tae fort confirmation of the above account if it fhould be doubted. I ant, Sir, your obedient humble fervent, Library, Folkitont, July in, tlios. THO. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the role Proprietor Taos. TA TLO ft,Wiember of the Royal College of Surgeons, L don, at his houfe, No. 9, New Bridge- street; Where, after a conftant refidence of more than 40 years, ha practice particularly direaed to the cure of Venereal eomph and chore incidental to the parts of generation in both fetes, y* that inviolable fecrecy which men of his profeffion &mid always obferve, he natters hintfelf the advice and affiftance he granntealy adminieers to petfons taking this medicine, will be efteemen, by a difcerning public, as an advantage feldom to be obtahted,and void of ambiguity. alto fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thde Vv. Ingac a diftance. at the Perfumer's No. 35, St. Alban's.ftreet, PaU Marl; the Toylhop, tc3, Deno d ftreet ; Mr. Delborough,y,fihe street hill; Mr. Baxter'., -bridge, Fdinburgh ; Mr. MiDos aid's, Glafgow ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; Mr. Billinge's, Liverposli Atirinfon's, Manche ter ; and by one perfon in every cod. derable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only 2144 each, leafed op with full and plain diredlicns, whereby perfect d either frx may cure themf.lvcs with cafe, (peed, fe:recy, and fatten N. B. Every box fold in Great Britain is fated up ith a flamh on which. by favoir of the Connniffi aners, is pr:ntedw the Stamp Office—T. Taylor, No 9, New Bridge street—to imi tatewhiebh felony, and all others art cunterfeit. RENOVATED 1-teALFH. IT has been too frequently the lubjeet °fit& and general reprobation, that men deftitute of the elements d the medical art. have °Mired the:oft:lves as candidates for public patronage in the profeffion of pbyfic. For the purpofe of doing juftice to the refult of our Itudies and experience, and to prevent us front being defied anuoigthole empirics whole impudent pre. t:nfions have, unfortunately In lackey, been too favourably re* eeived, we beg leave to futouit to the liberal and enlightrotd faithful'ltatement of our purfuits and acquirements. After haviig received a regular medical education a. the pupils of Mears. Gas dal and Meat d, whole hautes and practice we carefully acne ded, as p!ofeffors and furgeons of the London Hofpital, we word ourfelves as Itudents in that juftly celebrated reboot for medical acquirement, the Royal Co3ege of Edinburgh, and were intim ted in the different branche. of Atettomy, Surgery, the theory ad practice of Phyfic, Chentiltry, Midwitery. Botany. fa. dm II Chafe eminent predefines, Drs. Monett, Gregory, Black, Hannlxas Duncan and Rutherford. We troll we (hall not be deemed pet' funiptuou. in Laying that our proficiency and acquirements area incortiJerele • Havieg for a long tries of years made steel complaints, and the vai sous difeafes of DEBILITY, the partieuis objedt of our audios and pradice, it will. we gape, be allonei that we have acquired ftoorior knowledge of their treatment and care. In flight and recent cafes of infation. a petrel It' eftabli fitment is completed in the lbo.t period of modals; $ l 4 in 'ho'. of the mama inveteracy, where other pradidouers bib tailed of :needs, a proper perfrverauce in our p.an of trecttatrlt enfures to the patient a fafe and radical care. Amidft the melancholy variety of &Curlier+ which are the eficA4 of a habit lang and molt unhaopily.purfued by the youth of La S, lee., tor.: arc none atm c alarming or more dittreffing than thc4 6 deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or embitter the matrimintal nate. To (tech perfons it malt be a confoling rt , &dim to knew that they may now, by a new and infallible wh of treatment, lie renored to that giesteft of all banyan Plans, 4 ftroeg, manly, and vigarous constitution. In all cafes of debility, from whatever carafe a ifing, an well as in every fpecies of eve real infedion, we may be confaloid by patient. of either fee ait4 the greeted fecrecy and honour. Hours of confultation at hag front ten to three, and from fix i s the evening till ten atnight. Patients in the country are r,quefted to (tate the particulars 01 their cafe, age, and g , ncral table of living, &c. &c. a remittance for advice and me:license, when the fame will be gilc° or tent to any part of the kingdom. To enfure that fecrecy fo el• fennel to our undertaking, the po&age of letters may be added Iv the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons. November a6e 0306. No. toy. Hata "at". M ARRIED. Tudday night, by fpecfailicence,at the Hon. Col. St. Leger's, in Sloane-ft red, the Hon, and Rev. Edward faylur,l tother of the Marquis of Headford, to Mifs St. Leger, eldcft daughter of Colo nel St. Leger, and nirce to Vircourt lonneraile. Tuefday, at Mary la bonne Church, Rob-rt Inglis, Ffq. only fon of Sir Hugh Inglis, Bar:. to Mifs l3ifcoc, eldeft daughter of J. S. Bilcue,Efq. of Pendhill, Surrey. DIED. Tuefday morning. at bis hoafe, Chelfea, Samna Wyatt, Efq. one of the mat celebrated Architedtt of the prc f ent day _ Saturday latt, Mrs. Hotter, widow of Dr. Horler, l'hyfician at Ay 'Awry Monday, at Tumham green, Philip Neill, Efq Barrifter at I .aw. At Haddiewton, on the 29th ult. Alexander Frafeir, Efq. Sheriff Clerk ot Haddingtonfhire. At Kelvlnhead, on the 3e R ult. aged 72, Mr. Nicol Baird, Sur- veyor of the Eolith and Clyde Navigation. Lately, at Wearmouth, aged too. a man named E. Lawfon. On the 23th ult Mifs Catharine Sarah, ynungelt daughter of the Rev Thomas Sandford, of Sandford Hall, county el S atop. Weduefday fennight, at l.ewilham I fill. aged li4e Rev. John Thornhill, Redtor of Horton, GlcueelleHhire. PRICE OF HOPS IN TH... BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 41 15g to SI Us Pockits ct Cc to 61 tos ►RICK Of DAT AND STRAW IN 0611TilISILLD. Hay, - 31 ics to 41 tss Closet Rowels ci on to cl (4 . Straw, 41 cs to 51 S• t6s to 21 8► COAL MARKET, February i t. Ships at Market Ships fold Pike 97 Newcaftle Coal 23 36., od to 45s gd 4 Sunderland I —4 oil to 4os 911 t Stone Coal - o ...s od to —s od a Cinders - a 3(s td to —s od LONDON: Printed rid pub:fled by LEVEL KENT, (of C:-..e. trrb4ry-Placr. I..robetb) a; rhr STAR Orrtct. No. r , Cs it Rivet. Pufrilhed an at tle! STAR OFFICE, Temple 80.