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LAW 12.7 A LLIGi NUE. COURT OF CHANCERY, MARCH 24. IN THE MATTER JoHr./ 131WER, a LUNATIC. This petition came hcfwe the LORD CHANCE LLoR, upon the petition of Mrs. Bower, the wife of the 111 natic, and Edmiind Peckorce, of Bradford, in the county of Yuk, banker, the Commi•tee, praying his LordfVp o confirm the Mallai's Report. The petition flared, among other matters, that at the time of iffiling out the commiffieo, the lunatic was poffeffed of a freehold ellate, of about 761. per ann. and fome perf , nal property, .only of about the valve of tool. and Hannah Bower, the filler and Dear elt relative of the Lid lunatic, was appointed the Committee of his perfon and eftate, and had the care and management of his affairs for feveral years pre vious to her death, which happened in the mon h of Atigull fall ; when a very conficierable property de. volved upon the lunatic, as Ler heir at law and next of kin. That upon the death of the laid Committee, and in put foance of hi• Lordfhip's order, the pal. ti••ner, Ann Bower, Elizabeth Bower, one of the coufins of the lunatic and Abraham Hutchinfon, another rclatinn of the lunatic, by their refpeetive fo licitors, attended and Lid before the Mailer their feveral propofals (verified by affidavit) for the put. pole of being appointed Committee of the perfon and elhee of the lunatic ; Mrs. Bower further propofed to become either the foie or joint Committee, with Mr. Peckover ; and in fuppott of Inch propnfal, the affidavits of the Rev. Mr. Lampleigb Hire), William Pollard, Efq. Nathan Jewett, John Hardy, Efq. Re corder of Leeds, and feveral other of the molt refpec. tab!e perfons of that neighbonthond, were made, tef tifyieg their knowledge of Mr. Peckover, and Ilating him to be a banker of eminence ; and a perfon of confiderable property, of unimpeachable integrity, good morale, and univerfally effeemed and refpeeled. It alfio appeared, by the affidavits of Doetor Hunter and Doeior Bell, two phyficians, belonging to the York Lunatic Afylarn, that, at that time, the lunatic was per feelly rational ; and they thought he might be fafely removed from the Afylum, to a private hnufe, at Bradford or elfewhere, under their medical care and fuperintendance. The petition further Hated, that the Mailer certified, that be having con fidered the feveral propofals and affidavits, in ftipacat the, er,f ; and finding that the conteft for the Com mitteethip had been carried on, with great eagernef, by the feveral parties, who had fuppnrted their claims by a multitude of affidavits ; and finding that the lunatic was fo far rellored to teafon, as to make it unneceffary to confine him longer in the Afyliun ; it was his (the Malleei.) opinion, that the care of the perfon and efface of the lunatic, could not be entrufted to any one more fit and proper than Mr. Peckover ; of ~whofe excellent charaCter he had filch ample tef timany ; but more particularly, becaufe of his nut being a part of the family, and not having engaged in the Conceit for tite Committeeffiip ; which latter, fo tar fr-m bang an objeelian, was an additional tea • Inn fo- appointing him. It alfo appeared that Mr. Hutchhifon abjeeted to this report, comer ding, that the Maffer fhcadd have reported him (iforchinfon) to be a proper perfect to be appointed the Committee. Mils E. Bower made no objeetion to the Report, and the petitian now came on for hearing. The ATTORNEY GENERAL, on behalf of Mr. Hert. chintOn, applied for his coils in going before the Matter wits his propotals, &c. and Mr. HIELD, on the part of Mifs Baser, applied for a fimilar purpole. He contended, that (he was entitled to her full ex pences, having been a near relative of the lunatic, and having been the fir H perfon to carry in her pro-, plats before the Matter. The SOLICITOR GfiNFRAL and Mr. MARTIN, on behalf of the Petitioners, Mrs. Bower and Mr. Peck. over, edified this application ; and the former Gen tleman obfervect, that he did expect a petition ag,ainli the Matter's Report would have been prefented, when he fhould have been under the neceffity of troubling the Court, at a very great length, upon the iminenle mai. of matter with which the Mallet's Of. fie: had been inundated, both by Mr. Hutchinfon, who was only the fin of an aunt, and by Mifs Bower, svit , was the daughter of an uncle of the townie. He laid, he fhottld now only Bate, that the It 'Wit', being difinharited by his father, had but a very frnalli income, and his Mier Hannah, who haul lately died, became the file object of their father's bounty ; the it was who conttibuted to the fupport of the lunatic and hi, family, and took out the cummif fion, and having lately died, the lunatic thereby be ceole entitled to a real ettate of nearly 'cool. per aloe. um, arc(a perfonal property of near soot. per annum more. While in a Rate of comparative po. ye: ty, tslics Bower and Mr. Hutchinfon were un• Ito .wn to !he lunatic and his family, except I . : om an • ahi tote indifFereece to their ncceflities, and treating, them tvi , h fc•iin, contempt, and derifion, added to a rowed aril - n(4IJ ever fince the death Of the limatic's!, rather, in coolequence of the dilappointment in* the clifp•elel of hi. will. Bat no framer had Mifs Bower the I met Committee, died., and the lunatic become , Cri!i ) led to a tat tune, haa they immediately came for. ward .us to obtain the C , ti.mitteefhip of the In r•atic'‘ pet f , and their eagernefs, as the 14:0'.et termed it, was evinced by Mifs Bower's car ryieg in four Itatements of feetr, and fourteen affida vits ; Aral Hutchiafim iii flatements of frets, and twe l ve a nii a virs, altegether containing 351 folio s o f niktirr. thy coufistit.g • I loofe Ica;:dal, and mali ciens laltein .I.s, (for which the count, y had, been fe•atrea), all kat:bat againff Mr , . Bower ; Bating Ceat (he, alie tltedi 13 'wet-, and ali his, the lunatic's, rel a tiona, were aver averfe to his connexian will his prel - cn! wide. ffie..was r.leafed to call " a poor woman, cf set iow ;cpu;e and loofe cietraeler a ard haviog had cleild , en by the lanetic previous to their haertnarria:te." T! cbarg,er, tota rand calumniens 2 , c r „ y were , 1 :s cateeieued, were completely refuted by a 1: - •!i rt pe; : stis of the molt relpeetable fitna. lions and e'aar ersis in that cat:eery ; rune cl a•ge only tx. eptsei, namely, that of Mrs. Bewet's havin g been at deced by her hofbend, a: d having two chit el,;, t-s Liter tatiore their riarrhae ; they have (ince }raid three ; and the evi•lencr of thi.le molt relpeeta• p er ca l s, Come af wham were the Clergymen of the neiallt..ucheod. and ales, b ore t h e m ai ci ••••is:ed telt:Emmy eh her exern a lai y demeanour, as an a eact raeae wire and tenee , me! eer, and a pea tan o f i t h e wr it r i v al acor arny. the ripper': ion of thefe i,ies to her bcc , .D,111 , 4 the Coniniii tee Of her hi& Gant:, the was unckr 411: neceiliq of tak.og a journey from Yolk, which put her to very great expence, that fhe might thew finial to the Matter, who was perfeely fatisfled, as appeared by his propnfing her to become the joint Committee with Mr. Hu!chin. fon, but which the reje6ted, from the intimacy be tween him and her family. And Mr, Peckover hav ing ye; y handfomely offered himfelf as the Commit- 1 tee, at the in!tance of Mrs. Bower's S:llicitor, the Forded him as loch, and the natter made the Re port in his favour, as before Hated. l'irefe volumi nous pr , ceectingc in the Mallet's Office, the Learned ounfel contended, were made for the purpnfe of embarraffing the eflate of the unfortunate lunatic, whom they dill fought to keep in confinement at the Afylum. F,r there real ns, therefori, he milted the Court would not think them entided to colts. Mr. MARTIN LIIOWcd, at fume length, in fupport of there arguments ; and Mr. HIFLD was proceeding to .tnfwer them, and declared he !honk! he Able to fatisfy the Court, that his client had aeled a praife worthy parr, and he was convinced his Lordthip would ultimately think her entitled to be remunerat ed the whale of her expences, when The Luttn CHANCELLOR laid, that he was then obliged to attend his duty in another place. In the mean time, however, his Lordffiip Paid, he fhould at tentively read over all the affidavits, and referve his further opinion, until he had heard the parties. THURSDAY, MARCH 26. The LORD CHANCELLfIR, on refuming his feat this day, agreeably to the King's rluafure, Rated, that he had read every one oldie affidavits with attention And now defited to hear Counfel on behalf of Mils B 'wer. The LORD CHANCELLnR, in delivering his judg ment, began by reading (with peculiar feeling) a let tet from Mr. Bower to his wife, dated from the Alp. turn, exrrellive of his affeetion for her and his chil dren, and of his defire to be rettored to their fociety. He commented with great feverity upon fume Gf the affidavits which had been filed againft Mrs. B Aver, and which, he laid, were not made out, but confuted of malicious and ill founded defamation, mixing bit ternefs in the cup of domeQic comfort. In adverting to the anxiety expreffed by there parties to become Committees, when the lunatic had come into a good property, his Lordfhip obferved, " Where the car cafe is, there will the vultures gather." He lamented that he could not take Tome of the affidavits on behalf of Mifs Bower off the tile, after Mrs. Bower's vindi cation of herfelf, and concluded by confirming the Mallet's Report, and dtfallowing all Mifs Bower's coils fubfequent to her firß application, but refrred it to the diferetion of the Mailer, what part of Mr. Hutchintun's cons should be allowed to him. SATURDAY, MARCH 28. Lord Chancellor ERSKINE fat, this mornirg, for the purpofe of giving Judgment in feveral cafes which !tom! over for final decifion ; among which were the following : SOUTHt•( V. LORD SOMERVILLE. This was a Bill filed againli the defendant, the heir at law of the late Lord Somerville, for an account. of the dors and pr,‘fits of certain lands, belonging to his eltate, called Fitzheid, in Sometfetfhire, and alfo of certain other perfonal property, belonging to the tellator, which likewife came into the hands of the defendant. Upon the death of the late James Lord Smu t . vine, the defendant became his heir at law ; and, in that diaraEter, took poffeflion of the whole of his property, real and perfonal. It appeared, however, that by the will of the laid James, he deviled certain fpecific lands, called Broad&lds and Gatefland, which comprifed a part of one of his elates in that county, to the plaintiff, for life; and he alfo deviled to him the ufe of the manfion-hutife of the lame elate, together with all the furniture, plate, &c. which was kept there for rife and ornament, for life, from the time of the death of the Teflator. The defen dant, however, entered into pbffeflion of the whole, in his right as ir at law; had converted the furni ture, plate, &c. to his own ufe, and had alfo difpofed of a part of the plate; in confequence of which the prefent Bill had been filed. The LORD CH ANCELLOC, in pronouncing judg• ment, adverted to particular parts of the will, where he faid it was impoilible for him to fulfil the inten tions of the Teliator. He conceived, hotvever,.that the plaintiff had a right to go before the Mailer for an account ; and alfo, That he fhould have the ufe of the manin.li honfe, elate, furniture, &c. ft--r life, and loch parts of the latter, as had been fold, the value thereof fhould be paid in by the defendant, to be laid out in proper fecurities. At the riling of the Court, his Lordfhip intimated to the Gentlemen at the Bar, that as his Majeily had been pleafed to allow the Seals of Office to remain in his cuflody until his Nlajely's arrival at the Qicen's Houle, on Wednefday next, he fhonld have ample time to confider the few remaining cafes which flood for judgment, and deliver his opinion upon them in the early part of that day. BIRTHS On Wednefday !aft, at Cold:eller, the Lady of Major Baddely, A. B. G. of a fun. Thurfday evenirg laft. at . Shroton Houfe, Dorfet, the Lady of Captain. Groq,c Frt.:trick Ryves. R. N. of a fan. DIED. On Faller day, in the twehth year of her age, Mifs Agnes Pal mer, eldeft daughter of the Itiv. William P:lsner, of Woolley - Hall, Berk 4 _ _ _ On Sunday evening, at his father's horde, after a f•w days Hi nds, in the 21ft year or his age. Thomas Graham, of Tricky Gambridge, eldeft fon of James Graham, Efq. of Portland- Place—A youth of exemplary cot:duet, whore untimely death will be Lvcrely felt and lament( dhy his parents and n u merous friends. Charlotte•ftreet, Portland Place, the youngelt daughter of David Su•herland, Efq. On Thurfday Lift :t Ceielscfter, in the 7sth year of her age, the Right Honourable Lady Vifcountefs Liff.rd. Sunday fe'nnight, after a Mort illnefs, William Fauntleroy, Efq Banker, in Bcrner's•ftreet. Lately, at Blackheath, Li.utenant Colonel Moorforn, of the Royal Marines. Sunday fe'nnight, at hi: feat at LangdonHall, Detrol.fltirc, Charl-s Holme Calmady, Ffq. Admiral of the White. In an advanced age, the Res , norms Forties. parifh Prieft of Baltindonne (near Benowne) which fituation he filled for upwards of 3: years. 011 the t3th infl ant. at Helmingtnn Hall, Durham, the feat of the Rev. Robert Spencer, LaJy Maxwell, relict of the late Sir Robert Maxwell, Bart. of Orchardton, in Scotland, and aunt to Mrs. Spencrr. On Sunday fennig' t, in the sth s ear of bis age, after a long and painful illnefs, General Jarry, Infpector General of the Royal Military College. At Perth, the 3th inflant, the Rev. Mr. George Frafer. minifler of Mot•edie, is the 86th year of his age. and 49th of his miniftry 1 si ly, Colonel Varlo. of the Royal Marires—alto. Captain Curl "err, r f the R uffell, and Captain . I'. Mould : el the Powerful, cif the Royal Marine Corps. L3NCON MARKETS. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including nnlv from the 16th of March to the RIR of March —Total 3.538 quarters i Average 76s told---cs. told-lower than lalt return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, • From the t 4th of March to the loth of March. Total—r t 751 tacks—Average 695. tid os Billoarer than left return. RITURN PRICE OF GRAIN ON BOARD SHIP AS 'UNDER: Wheat sos 6os 62s Boilers 745 Sts od Fine 6cs 74s Suffolks to 839 od Superfine 783 84s Grey Pcas 34$ 44$ od Fine Fife: White, ace. —..s 86s Fine New to 48$ Rye, 405 46s Beans, - 34% 4 65 Barley • 3os 423 od Tick Brans, 284 39s cd Malt 66s 751 Oats GCE 254 30$ White Peas 56s 68s Poland, 32s --s cd INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, March 16. Wheat per load 271 cs to 231 —s Bailey per quarter 11 Os to 21 cs Oats per ditto t► 7s to ill 17$ Nt w Beans per ditto 21 os to 21 45 Ohl Ditto 21 6s to 21 tcs Peafe per ditto 21 los to 21 145 PRICE OF HOPS. Kent Sacs Effex DAG:. 4 1 lOS to SI 156 KCOt 41 tos to 51 tcs Stint 41 los to 51 103 FirOhaM FOC CTS. Si SS to 6! 101 Si to 61 —a 81 os to 9! 9s. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 51 os to 61 —s Nickels 61 Ss to.6i too PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitecharel. Hayperload 3 ooto 5 50 I Hay per lead 4 oto 5 8 Straw 2 ooto 3 9 0 1 Straw 2 12 to 3 6 Clover 4 so to 6 o •RICE OF HAT AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay, - 1l tog to 51 se j Clever Rowen 01 os to ci os I Straw, 31 os to 51 tss 21 to to 31 3s SNII MARX FT, March 30. To fink the off.ll 7 per Rune of Sib. Beef 4, 44 to ss 4d I Veal se cd to 6s od MuKon 4s 8d to se 81 I Pork 4s 81 to Ss Id Lamb 6s to Bs. BEAD OF CATTLE THIS DAT. Beafts, about 1703 —Sheep and Lambs, e t 500. NEWGATE and I.EADENHAI.I., March so. Per ftone of 81h . b y the carcafc. _ _ _ _ Beef 3+ 4d to 4s 4d I real its od to ss 6J Mutton 31 8d to 4s 6J Pork 81 to 5s 8J . . Lamb Ss to 7s. RAW HMES. •Hides(perltone) tv.s tod Middling 29 41 to 21. 8d Ordinary 2s cd to 2; vi Heavy Ca:f Its 6d t.:cti Horfc Skins Iss to I7s each Shsep Shins 43 od to 7‘ cd S!leartliri cs cd to Cs cd Lznib Skins 35 od to 3s hd . • _ _ COAL MARKFT, March 10. Ships at Market Ships WA Price 40 Neweaftle Coal 53 43s cc! to srs o 1 12 Sunderland 9 4.;:. 6,1 to 46s 6d I stone Coal - o —s od to —s I Cinders o SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, MARCH 28, CAncor..s tot), and rzsczs l'slundar, Wedrica I Friday 1 tirch23 Marchty I N'archz 7 I I 40 0 I I I NEWCASTLE COAL. Bak Main • Benton Lcng • Bryan's Main - Croft's Main • Ellifon Main lie:ton Main • ry C k; 3 4 6 C. 30 6 to 3 Sc 0 48 C Hebborn Main - • 3 Hulywcll Main - Kenton Main - 7 Murton Main - I Perey Main . I Pontop Windfor's Tanfield Moor . 4 Townley Main - I Walker . I Wall'a End . 8 Temple's Wall's End - 4 Wylam Moor South liebbura 2 Rillingworth 1 South Eighton Haukfwonh Main - SUNDERLAND COAL. Bourn Mour Eden Main Primrofe Main Ships 49 c 43 0 So 3 50 9 to 6 46 C . 50 0 44 6 45 0 46 6 46 9 46 3 So 6 Sr o 47 6 Si 0 5! 0 47 3 4 8 9 HIGH WATER AT I.ON DON TO-M3itit()W. Morning - - 42 Minutes after 8 A Immune) • . t 3 idnutu after 9 CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and their tormenting Itching inftantly removed by WHITE. HEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, univerfally efteemed for its extraordinary Efficacy in Itheumatifms, PaHics, Gouty AM:dims, and i'o.nplaints of the Stomach; but where this certain remedy has been unknown, nor neglcded, and the Chilblains have actually broke, WHITEHEAD's FAMILY CERATE will cafe the pain, and freedily heal them. The Family Ccrate is equally efficacious in Ulcerated Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions. Blotches, Pimples, Ring-worms. Shingles. Breakings out on the Face. Nofe, Fars and Eye-lids; Sore and infltmed Eyes, Burns, and Scalds ; Sore Heads, Old sores, and Scorbutic 1 - Tumours of every defcription. Prepared only, am! fold by R. Johrfton, Apothecary, No. Greek-fired, Soho. London 'the Fffence and Pills at as 9d. each. the Cerate at is. tid and as. gd. Sold by every Medicine Vender iu the United Kingdom •„• The Genuine has a black Ink Stamp, with the name of R Johnßon, inferted on it. MR. BREE has fiegnently been queilinned why he continued to adverrife to difplav qualifications which no man has hitherto difputed, to exprel, his feledion of a peculiar branch, in which the extent of his pradice is already fufficienly known. To fueh queftions Mr. Bree replies—the feercey which is inieparable from the treatment of that branch debars him trom the ufual mode of profeflional recommendation, for it Is feared) , within the pale of the molt perfect intimacy, that a confeffion cf error is fubmitted to merely to illuftrate the charader of a Medi cal Pradlitioncr. His qualifications and privileges arc repeatedly Rated, to diftinguifh him from thole who, without the acquire ment of 'Toren - tonal knowledge, have the temerity to afpire to the advantages of profeflonal prae 4 l ice. In thofe fccret diforders, which arc ordained to be the pti - ifh rnent of illicit indulgence, and iu that complicated derangement of the fyftem, which medical men denominate NERVOUS PLAINTS, producing general or local DEBILITY, by which the (lamina of life are deftroyed, and the deareft intercfts of poficrity affedvd, he claims fuch fuperiority of (kill as might perhaps have been cquilly attained by any other Member of the College of Sur geons, confining Matfett' for fourteen years to this branch, and concentrating his !Indies and prad.l ice to this particular point. Sanctioned by the funnels of his undertaking, he (* . erg Reftora tion in every cafe of Venereal Infection, and in all thofe Dcficier. cies which arc the confequences of long continued indulgence in luxury or in vice, rtfidence in warns climates, or any other voile producing Debility or Nervous Complaints in the one rex, and barrenncfs in the other. The terms of remuncration are plainly tinted on the frit inter view•, or in anfwcr to letters containing a Bank note. A CAUTION.—Some perfdnt, who falfely alt:rt them. f elves to he Members of the Royal Caller, hiving for fee, ral months pdt et - Tied my Advertifernents, almoft word for word, and infcrtrd theta as their own production, it i. my duty to mention, that fuch Perfons are not Members of any Collltc in Eondosl, Edinburgh, or elfewhere, nor have they' any right to pradlice Surgery In London. MARTIN BR EE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London No. 29. AruncleMtreet, near Temple bar, Feb. I, 184. N. B A LiR of the Members is publithe4 at the Hours of the College, in l.iiteiibesinn Fields , • -t " Coughs and Colds are rarely ardtfftsctlA:y cur..d er. ;ht Ar.h. maic relieved by Sir JOHN Hi it's Balfam of 11.4. e y. I; : 3 th e moft innocert. yet the tuon. eltenual rem: SIR JOHN likLL., M. D. Koigli; ,); the Order of Sere len, and F. R. S at Paris, was 4 3.4..ir1it t y eminence and charader. he cn;:.:entrAted by inca.7s of ilizznfe ap. plication. that exe..-lient Fitradt of Flow.-rs ealte i 1-I.'n: y. for the Cure of Coughs, Cold; and (Mims Eiviing the dariqerari(os Pram neiTleetrd Pedtoral Cdnii 7. - pared this pt....iftnt se t etfe.flual Remedy. It it at rsil...r.itive as We, meta d.h. gree.s with the dornach, and carts a rect.nt Cold ur Cough iu a tew hours. Afthmatic perform find it to give general relief removing the d';'culty of Breathing, pro:m.)64 L e.4toi.etiun, and in irg the ~ifcisl:Phkgn. Caution—There is anot!icr frt schith is Spurious, perfou, Hip there he carrtul to alit for " sir jur:u Hill's &limn of Horrv.' and obrerte the names of " Shaw awl !•dward;;' are engraved m• titeSt:nnp!tyenwithfuch t 1 e ice 6d. Sold, ..vITOIt-fale and rctail, by Slaw acid Edward., No. C 6, St Paul's Chu:oh-yard. --- COUGHS, COLDS, ASTI-IMAS, and all DISORDERS al tltc PR LAST and LUNGS. B - - - - -- OLTON's ASTH ATI TiNcTuiz E, an inwrov, met.t Oh all ric im ft famous pi.dorai hrretokre known, for tlie con. of cot,:timi tive 114 idt.P.ni.,(;.: c mplaintg, will 6pon trial be four.:' iminceiktely to aiLly ti .k'ina obit: udi ions, width , :reafion fr •qucn: Cot:ghi: K ; curt., to admiration, all theft tiiforders of the Lutl-:,wi.ich emir a difficult!, in brf:aflting. "fl es rodure, n bict 's itleafint to rake ig free from any heavy, fwect fit , :ftat c.., generariconoylained ot inthe too tr.( velt uf, ( ,f Pectoral Lozenges, fo rcmtator.ly appir-d to in the above dr:Ordtr, and t. lid only to clog the Wallach, and t, 7 10 .ote obilruetiorc the only infatilL: r rnttly tvcr known to curt. the atore d:for ders, and therefore dcfpifes the faint efforts of all CO3: terLi ts ur imitators for the above euttnplitints. _ _ Sold at I.F. id a Leyte, at Bolton's Medicine qnp. Royal ps. Olaf Mr s. Nevi bury, St l'aul's Churchyard; NlelTr,. 'Baron, Na 02f0e,:-Rre t; Mr. Allen, No. 76, Oxf e-; Mr. Clarke No. 269, Borough; Mr Ward, No. 324, Hulburn; and a u Pasant Mscrcine Shops in "fawn i.nd Country. To Dr. SOLOMON, Liverpool SIR, Eiro it.gham , Dee. 6, 11728, I LONG laboured under the pairitul etreeis 011 „,q. geftion, and could obtain no relief from regular meoiral ady'ee. In this Rate I was recommended to try your rdi .1 , 'altr. Gi lead ; but having an obit •titm to p::b is e I refit/.d the idea for fume rime. The wea!zners, howtv,:r, gai!! t: Bon o:y conit,tu tior, as fcarcelyany iuftrnance retiv,iried on ra) itutoacti I d...t.tr• ki r mined to give your C. rdial 13.141 Gite,.,l t:•ii and imme. diatdy f.nt for fame to Mr. ;.-witutcy's, rrint,T, t ;Aim a. 4 the coolcqutnces have fuily joilikd the report I bad of your me, cliche ; for my fpirits w.tc loon oitt d, y and d,f , cflior, t,ft,r 1!• mon hi wa :tics and t rcrLciat ng i,l cfs, an: now • rellored. As h•iglilar cafe the me • 7.4 ~f in. .11.1citte others, utitltr s, z'o 2 rti!iedy, you It-se foil c•i,.f. , it to Might it yoias. D AlO3 Ft).N. Livery lia.pte% - -- • -- Fhc fcllowing Getr . :cri: : , tc of Birp. arc rails to :ht. alywc cur.:--J. r i fq. J. Ellis, W. Arches, J. Rea3tlll7l, j. Tay:or, Efq. ii.llawhins, J. Moral RLNOVATED HEM. 111. IT has i•cen te,o tie fithieet of jnft and general repro" ~atilt,, that men ii..qitute of the eleme , of the art bare en.c,lt , c4 cAndidates ~• • patroragr i i true profeni to of c.. tht pimp It of Jon juiti.T to tit,: rault Studio , alai expe , ir nee an-3 r i,vent us from brag (land aonolgt!:..:.. carorica whole impudent Fe u:llllns la :Ire, etfcrit,:,z.t . (l) for fo.ie v, been too fav,,ora - ly re. ceivi.d, wC tcg I.2Z.'":t: to f, , Nisit to tie liberal and enlightened a taitbdul ftatcnur t of OU7 purfuits r.:,..1 acquirements. After having recsi7ed a rephir medical education a;:th- t,,01s of Meffr. Grin- Jai and Blizard, vviinfe Ice - turas and we ea:tinily atten ded, a. proteffors and forgeons of the Loudon wt enteral ourfeives as ftudents in that jualy celebrat-d fchool for medical acquirement, the Royal Collekc of kdiEbqrgh, arid vierrinflruc ted in the diff,..rent .branches of AuatA.ny, Surgery, the theory and pradtice of Phylic. Cherniftry, Midwifery hour ? , &c. &c. by thofe cnrirent p:eieffots, Drs. Alovro, Gr, gory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. kC t:•eit we 11, •Il not he deemed pre fumptunus in laying that our pr, , ficiency and acquirements are not ineorfidcrable Havie , , , , for asl , ,ng fcries of y, ars made volercal complaints, and the diieJles of DEBILfIY, the particular übjedt of our fludies and pro ice, it will, wz hope. be allow-1,1 that we have acquired fulmrior knowl,•dge ta• treatment and cure. In flight and recent cafes of imeetion, a perfect re eltablithment is completed h• the lent period of two days ; and, in thole of the utneoft inveteracy, whect other pradlitioners have failed of fuccefs, a proper perk verance in our plan of treatment, enfures to the patient a fife and radical cure. Amidfl themclancholy variety of diforders which are the effeets of a habit long and mutt unhappily purfued ky the youth of both Sexes, there are none more alarming or more diftreffie , g than chefs deficiencies and debilities which frequeetly proven[ or einhitta the matrimonial Rate. To fuch perfons it mull. hr a condoling re fledtion to know that they may now, by a ntw and i.:1.:11i1.1c mode of treatment, be reftored to that greatelt of all human bleffings, a thong. manly, and vigorous conftitutit.n. in all cares of debility, from whatever caufe arifing, as well as in every fpecies of vine , real infedion, we may br confulted by patients €1 tither fex with the greatett ft crecy and honour. Hours of cct,fultation at home from ten to three, and from fix in the evening, till ten at night. Patients in the country arc requetted to Rate the particular , of their cafe, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c inciting a remittance for advice and medicines, when the fame will be givos or font to any part of the kingdom To encore that fecrecy fo rf fential to our undertaking, the poit7nle of letters may be added m the account for nivticinci. CliitltiE and Co. Sur eons. • ficvestler 16, 1805. No. 107, Hatton Gerdcr. To THOS. TAY LOR, Efq. No. 9, New RritigeAreet, Londos, confider it hut an aft nij , ifiice dr.f.. to C. 3 merit. of- your LEAK E's PATENT PILLS. to communi cate to vou the following Cure, %Nl:id' has rvcently bccn perf,mo-i by them:--An acquaintat re of mine, - .elto by 1b.,. breaking ont of an old V, itcreal Complaint (attended by a Complication ei I if orders arifing thert.frum), was reductd a:tr.ofl to a fk..leton, though be bad the heft medical advice %vinz!: e-tdd be oyezin. , ,!, and tried a variety se patett medici , •es. nt• th:l7, could be procu which fv!nu l l to his cafe, or d him ltc rcr.min.si in a nwft roiltwed and pitiable lifts. ion f.•:•tw years ; unable to folow hf Vrofvflion, anti fcareeiy able to wads or evco to fland au legs; in 'act, no one who ]:new him ever l'aprored it olfi!le fur him 4:-.) recover. He war advift•d at laa t7y your Puts—be did fo, Crieliy clihcring to the direi:tions i!iven them—he bad not talon more than two bores, bet .re : f ~a alteration for the bett•tr ilk cmcmtra7,-..i to proa•cl. tilting a few boxes mor,• b.: Lund his aPpt tite and ft rcngt ;r...;. ally return, and is now as F.Tlet; and as actor as any man I know. You arc weLome, Sir, to :va any per",.:: to lac fora confirmation of the above aecaunt if it ihould be doub cd. I am, Sir, your obtali,..r.t humble fctvant, Library, F..ikttc.ne, Juiy t •t, Pl7P.1)1". Prepared and fold by the fok Propritt,r Tuos. Tar Loa, Member of the Royal Culler. of Surzenns, don, at his haute. No. 9, New Bridge Bice:; Where, after a contlant refideme of more than 4: years, in • pradtice particularly directed to the ciirt.. of Vecereal crimph.irv. and thofe iw id:ntal to the pasts of •,:ereration in both fe7tc. , , wtt. thr.t invinblde fecrecy which men of his proh.tlion ihnaird chic roe, he Batters himf,lf the alvice and ,dilitance he gr,tipt err adminiders to ivrrong taking 71,1; tin:dirty,. tilt . be eft..ts7rel t. ) a dirctruirg public, as an advantage f.ldotn to be obtaine •, tote void of ambiguity. Alio fold, by hl3 appointment, for the convenient:Co( P.of , liv ing at a diftance, at the Perfumer's 'Au. 35, St Ahoy's-Omit, if.: Mall; th e Toyfbup, Oxfoid Urea; Mr. thaw:no:n.7 WI ftreet hill: Mr. Baxt , •r's, South bridge, Edinburgh; M. AI Do n Glargotv; \;r. Callwell'it,Dubli ; BiTlinges. t vcrp Mr. 4tkinfon's, Manchetler ; and Sy oat i.trfigt nt cv... d ry own in (In at Britain and Ireland, iu boxes oPouly ;P. each, frilled up with full sod plain dir Ohms, wheretw , ram,/ • either rex may curt theml -Ives with ea!':, fm•cd, re rery, n N. B. Every box fold in Gic,t erir,iti is kakd v.+ itti s a damp, on which• by tavaur cf Commiiri rulers, is printed w the Stamp 015ctt—T. Taylor, N 3. 9, Ntiv Bridge ftrat—to imit itc which sr elony, and all °chars are cunterocit. LONDON: Printed and pnWlfhrtl by LEVFL JUN is, Of Cm terbury Place, I .ambetti) at the Si. R:OrrICE, Carq P.reo:t• Publilhed AN at the STAR-OFFIGt, TEMFIC+I.