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• . .1 i 1 il I I 1 I / • .1 1 .. 1 • I 1 , 1 ' I ' i / I I , i I . 1 . I 1 i .1 1 1 11. ' / : 1 ' I 1 • I . :I I • ; '.I i I 1 I \ , \ 1 1 1 ', 1 1i i \ 1 , , 1 i ' • , I / . i 1 i ; I I 1 i • 1 LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, APRIL 21. CRIMINAL INFORMATION. Mr. Geattow moved for a criminal information again(! a Mr. Williams, an Attorney of Monmouth, 'for a libellous charge againft the Grand Jury of the county. It was Rated that Mr. W. having a bill to prefer at the Affizes applied to the Grand Jury jolt before they were about to fufpend their fitting, and go to dine with the Judge. The Gentlemen infor med him of this circutnnance ' and told him to pre fer his bill in the evening, when they would attend to it. In the mean time he dirmiffed one of the wit. vacs, and upon the Grand Jury returning from the Judge's lodgings, and going into the invelligation of the cafe, they had Come difficulty as to finding the bill, upon which they applied to the Learned Judge, blr. Baron Th-tmpfon, and he advifed them that if the abfent witnefs appeared to be neceffary to com plete the chain of evidence, they Ihould throw out the bill, and leave the parties to prefer another. Up on this advice the Jury very properly adled, and, ac cordingly did throw out the bill. Inftead of with- drawing fatisfied, as he ought, of the propriety of the condod of the Jary, Mr. Williams became vio• lently enraged, went into the town of Monmouth, and with a loud voice, and within hearing of fevetal jurymen, faid the Grand Jury had been guilty of a blackguard proceeding ; that, if poffible, he would punith them for their conduct, and that, inftead of being Gentlemen, they had proved themfelves a fet of blackguards. Subfcquent to this he went to He. reford, to prefer his bill, where he told the Clerk of the indiaments, that he underftood the Grand Jury meant to move a criminal information againft him for %hat he had laid ; he added, that he was neithzr afhanatti of what he had faid, nor afraid of the conk quences, and would repeat, that it was a molt dif graceful and blackguard tranfadion to throw dnt bill. . Lord ELLIKISOILOUGH told Mr. Garrow thaw had laid abundant grounds before the Court for ot.- taining a rule to thew caufe; and he ordered a•rule Nifi to be• granted. MANDAMUS TO IRTLISR AND ANOTHER. Mr. PARK! applied for a Mandathus to 1:1:- direfled to the late. Mayor and Deputy Mayor of the Borough of &shah, requiring them to deliver up the Common Seal of the Borough, the infignia of office, and the key of the dell in which the hooks and records are preferved. The motion was made at the inftance of the newly eleeted Mayor. In the ,4th of Gen. 111. there was a charter granted to eleCt liven capital bindles to be Aldermen, and then to give them a power to appoint fuch freemen as they thould think fit. The . Learned Counfel was proceeding to the .particulars, when • Lord Essassottovott Paid, " Is there any ()era. Pion to go into further faits ?" Mr. PARKE—" My objed eras to thew that we have been duly eleEted. We bad four Aldermen against three. We (wear that we were to duly elated; and alto to the demand of the Common Seal, Infig nia, &c. which Mr. Buller has in his poffeffion, and which he refutes to deliver up, nonfuit dean: was re turned to the Mandamus before. I thould fuppofe we may have the mandamus . in the fiat inflame." Lord ELLENBOROUGH-.-" I think not ; but you may take a rule.to thew ratite." SCOTT V. ICHOLEY. This was an. aaion au,ainft the late Sheriffs of Middlefez, upon a return of nulla bola, to a writ of Jeri facial, iffued again{{ the goods, &c. of Mr. Coleman), in the Theatre, Haymarket. The caufe .was tried the Sittings af ter laft Trinity Term (as -mentioned. in a former Paper), and a verdift taken for the Plaintiff, fubjea to a queflion at law. That tqueiiion came before the Court, this day, upon .special argument. The point to be decided was, 4rhether s under the circumitances, the return of nulla 'bona was a good return? and this involved a quettion of confidellble importance, namely, whether goods 'held under, an equitable intereft, were liable to be taken under a writ of iferifoeias ? It appeared that Mr. Coleman had affigned his intereft in the Thea• ire, and the Ares and profits arifing therefrom, to Marrs. Nield and Fladgate, in truft, to receive fuch iffues and profits, until a debt due by him to them . Mould be liquidated. Mr. MARRYATT, for the Plaintiff, contended that this was fuch an intereft as brought it within the legal title, tangible - by procefs of law, and liable to the claims of judgment creditors againft all others. Mr. RICHARDSON maintained the oppofite pofition; and the Court confidering it a cafe of confiderable importance to be fettled, deferred their judgment until a future day. ALTICLES OF THE PEACE. Mr. MARRYATT, on behalf of Thomas Woolley, Attorney, exhibited articles of the peace again( William Curry, a Marfhalfea Court Officer, com plaining that he, the Examinant, having been em ployed by one John Green, an ad blind man, to foe Curry upon his promiffory note for 391. and having ;trued a writ, Curry gave notice of bail; in confe quence of which it became the duty of Examinant to inquire the fufficiency of fuch bail ; and having done fo, he Coon after met Curry, who grofsly abufed him for making inquiries after his bail, and (wore be would do for him in twelve months ; thefe threats were afterwards repeated, but the time of dellt uaion was then limited to fix monthe, and then he (wore he would beat Examinant that inftant, but no aft of aaual violence took place. Ti.e examina tions went on to (ate, that in confequence of thefe threats, &c. the Examinant was daily in dread and fear of receiving tome bodily injury from Curry, &e. Lord ELLENBOROLICH." The condua of this perfon is certainly highly reprehenfible, but the threats are at fo remote a period, and no perfonal violence having been committed, I do think, that however fit and proper a cafe it might be for us to confider, upon an application for an attachment for cuntelipt, yet I . think it perfealy innocent as to the tenor the r•rty might fuffer under filch threats ; and, therefore, I am of opinion, that we cannot mate any order upon thefe articles." . TAPRIL QJI TAM, V. PHIPPS. - - It appeared that the Sheriff's Officer had gone to the houfe of Martha and Mary Norris, in order to execute a Writ of Poffeffion ; and after much diffi culty and refiflance on their part, fucceeded in get• ting them out, when he (hut up the houfe, and put a padlock on the door. The next day, however, they returned, accompanied by their brother John, who forced off the lock, broke open the door, and reinftat ed them in the full poffeffion of the premifes, of which *lley have ever fince held an adverfe poffelion. ljpon this ftatement, the Court granted the At sichment againff all three. GARROW applied fora rule to (hew caufe why a Mr. Itothforth, an Attorney of this Court, fhould not pay the defendant's coils in this cafe, and why fhould not anfwer the matters of an afidavit. APRIL 23. -THE RING V. JOHN CArtRAY. The ATTORNEY GENIRAL mo►ed the judgment of the Court upon this defendant. He had admitted judgment to go by default, Upon an indidment, cha ging him, a private in the Veteran Battalion, with affaulting and nbftruaing John Roberts, an Of. liner of the Cußoms, in the execution of his duty On the 28th of March, Tilos, the Profecutor, who was in the Ifle of Scilly, faw a number of foldiers and failors endeavouring to lift a barrel over the walls of the garrifon town, where the regiment to which Caffrey belongs was Rationed. Roberts in the execution of his duty, c tnceiving that the calk con tained Come fpirituons liquor, demanded to examine it. This requelt was refufed, and upon the officer's attempting to feize it, the defendant, with the affift ance of another, brought Roberts to the ground, where they declared they would keep him, until the barrel was out of fight. They did fo, and the party fucceeded in fecuring their booty. The affi,lavit of the defendant was read, in which he Rated, that he had ailed as a fervant to Mr. Ly nam, for a confiderable time, who held the rank of Major in the fame regiment. It added, that the de fendar t had a wife and five children now at Ply mouth. Major Lynam gave his fervant a good I charader. The ATTORNEY GENERAL regretted exceedingly 1 that the party who was molt criminal on this tam lion, was not before the Court to receive its judg ment. The truth was, that the defendant and his companions had been employed by Major Lynam to fmnggle the barrel of wine into the town, at the time that Roberts interfered. Sufficient evidence could not, however, be obtained to bring the charge home to the principal, and the defendant, as the molt adive in the obftruiion, was therefore indided. Mr. GURNEY, in mitigation of punifhment, urged, that the defendant, in finuggling the calk of wine, had acted only under the diredion of his mailer, who was his fuperior officer. He truQed that their Lnjd• fhip', in confideration of the wife and family of the defendant, as well as of the good charaEter he had hitherto borne, would not vifit his offence with any fevere punifhment. Mr. pace GROSE, in delivering the judgment of the Court, animadverted feverely upon the condudl not orly of the defendant, but of Major Lynam. He laid that it was no excufe for the condud of the for• met to fay, that he had aded under the orders of his fuperior officer. The &It object of obedience was the law of the country ; and when that was tranf greffed, it was the painful, but neceffary duty of the Court to punifh the delinquent. The defendant was fentenced to be imprifoned in Newgate for the term of eight calendar months. Mr. GURNEY hoped, that their Lordfhips would permit that the defendant fhould fuffer his imptifon ment at Plymouth, where his wife, children, and friends refided. Lord ELLENBOROUGH obferved, that the Court fhould have no objedion if it were done at the &fen dant's expence. He might, perhaps, upon applica• tion to his matter, who deferved no better title than an accomplice, be relieved: bnr it could not be ex pcded that the Crown fhould be at the charge of car rying its prifoners where their convenience sa ould be molt confulted. THE KING V. PHN REM A verdiel of Guilty had been entered againft the Defendant on an indietment tried at the Cardiff Af fixes, befote Mr. Justice Lawrence, for obllruCting and affaulting a revenue officer, named Jones. It appeared from the minutes of the trial, that Jones and fcveral others had intimation of a quantity of fpitits, which were to b: conveyed to a neighbouring town one night of the month of Auguff la t. They 63 off in purfuit, and overtook a company of fmug. glers to the number of twenty or more, with feveral horfes each of them loaded with kegs f fpirits. As loon as they came up to them, the fmugglers attac ked the officers, when the Defendant exclaimed D—mn them, kill them, that they may•n•Jt go home to teil the ffory," In the conteft, Jones had his head cut open by the prifoner's bludgeon, and his pitlol was knocked out of his hand. After Mr. PULLEN had been heard in mitigation, and the ATTORNEY GENERAL and Mr. J.Rvis for the profecutiun, the Court (entenced the Defendant to hard labour on the River Thames for two years. GREY v. cool. This was a cafe to determine whether a man keep An aaion had bcen brought in the name of the plaintiff againft the defendant, upon the Game Laws, • and the latter was put to an ezpenfe of gel. in making a Pad in the Fleet Market, for the (ale of vege ing out his qualification,-When he ultimately obtained tables, on the market mornings. three t imes a w eek, a verdift. The plaintiff (who defcribed himfelf to be and only then till ten o'cloik in the inorning, was, a a yeoman), when applied to for payment of the de. trading and refidence within the City of London, fendant's colts, purfuant to the ftatute rtferred him fufficient to entitle him to the advantages of the Lon to Mr. Rulltfm•th, as the adual plaintiff in the caufe; don Court of Confcieoce Ad ? The Aft fas . , any he, Lemon, being only his fervant, whore name was perfon keeping a (hop, flied, hall, an d It was snide ufe of. This he offered tet verify by affidavit.; contended the hand in queftion was within thd,mean but when the affidavit to that effeEt was prepared for ing of that Aft. The party claiming the advantage him, he refilled to (*wear it, being under the controul lived at'Bermondfey, and only rented the hand of the of his mailer. However, for the purpofe of this Cif o f London. motion, there were it number of a ffi davits (peaking to Court, after hearing the cafe fully argued, this Wt. Subfequent to this trial, Mr. Rufhworth dehitled that it was not a refidence or trading within had' brought another tsi 7am aftion, through one the meaning of the Aft. Such Ads, fince the reign Crooms, his agent in town, in the name of one Snare, of King James, as reg arded Courts of Confcience, In Who (wore, that he, being a mere fervant in hutban . the City of London, looked exprefsly to the inhabi dry, Mr: Rnfhforth afked him permillion to l ife his tants of the City ; and though st did not require that name, and promifed to indemnify him. There affi a party mutt sleep in the City, yet he mutt virtually davits alfo referred to feveral other aCtion's of a fimi- refide there, and be domiciled to the place. The lar nature, bieught by Rufhworth and another p er fon Rand in queflion was too precarious a keeling to en of the name of Browne, who, it was (worn, went title the party to claim the advantages of a Citizen about the country picking up paupers, in order to of London. Commence aEtions in their names. This was a prac- On the firft day of the prefent Term an Infolvent tice, the learned Counfel obferved, which he was who came up to take the benefit of the Lords Aft, convinced the Court would not long permit. He and who had, as was fulpeeed, concealed fome t f his therefcle moved againh all the parties mentioned in property, was admonifhed by Mr. Juftice LAWRINCI the affidavits. to make a full difclofure of his effefts, as he otherwife The Court granted a rule to thew caufe. mutt be profecuted and tranfported for 14 years. He Mr. Woon applied for an attachment againft John, concluded by asking him how he should like to go to Martha, and Mary Norris, for a Contempt of the Botany Bay for fourteen years? The man very coolly Court, in obhruding a Sheriff's Officer, in the Exc. and deliberately replied, he had no fin of objeition. cution of a Writ Hilted out of that Court. •••10., 41MMIIMMO MEMNON= Five hundred of the koyal Veteran Invalids, quar tered in the Tower, are under marching orders to do duly at Guernfey. The Lath and t3th Regiments of Light Dragoons, under the command of Major General PAYNE, and at prefent flationed on the coati of Kent and StSex, are under orders for immediate embarkation for foreign fervice. Several other regiments are laid to have received fimilar orders. The lit battalion of the 6th Regiment, at Deal Barracks, has orders to hold itfelf in readinefs for immediate fervice. The Rifle Battalion: of the German Legion are laid to have been ordered from Ireland to Deal, to replace the 6th, t3th, and 26th regiments oldie line, which are daily et:peeled to embark, the tranfprts for their reception having arrived in the Downs on Sunday. Captain BOYS troop of the t 3th Light Dragoons is ordered from Canterbury, to rejoin that part of the regiment Rationed at Sandwich. and marched this day, leaving a fmall detachment at Canterbury, for. the necefrary purpofe of forwarding difpatches, &c. On Thurfday, Abraham Wood, the well known Lancathire pedetlrian, ran 4.0 miles over the Round Courfe at Newmarket, in four hours and 47 minutes and a half, for a confide:able fem. He was allowed five hours, and it was thought he could have gone the diflance in four hours and forty minutes, as he won with the greaten cafe. Before Ratting, two to one on Wood. The Firft•drawn Ticket, No. x 6,787, in the prefent Lottery, which diftributed to the l'ublic the immenfe Snm of 40,0001. was Sold in one quarter, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenth Shares, by HODC FS, PAINE, and Co. Cornhill, Oxford fireet, and St. James's ttreet. The Firft drawn Ticket on Saturday, ad May, will be entitled to 20,000 L FIRE.—At ten o'clock on Wednefday morning an alarming fire broke out in the laundry of THOMAS CARTER, Efq. of Upper Brook-Neer, and in a mo ment the (tables of Blackburn Mews were in a fheet of fire, threatening deflrudion to the neighbourhood, but by the prompt attendance of the workmen and the engine of the faitory of Mein's. Gt ttows, and the immediate fupply of water from the van cifterns of the (tables of the Earl of DERBY, Duke of MON TROSE, &c. it was molt fortunately got under with only the lots of the (tables and laundry of Mr. CARTER. About two o'clock on Saturday morning a moil alarming fire broke out in a dwelling haute in the old foap work buildings, at the head of Candletiggs. Glafgow, which raged with great fury for feveral hours, and has entirely confumed the whole range of buildings in that court. The chief part of the property in the lower part of the building , , con fitting of fpirits and oil, was fortunately faved, but feveral families have loft great part of their furniture. The fire is fuppofed to have originated from a foul chimney, which was obferved the evening before about feven o'clock, and which had not been properly extinguifhed. No lives were 1011. MARRIED. On Tuefday, at Mary-la-hoonc church, Thomas/Aland, Efq of Bampton, Ozon, to Mrs. Bagnall, of Wigmore-ftreet, Caven difh•fquare Hi WA 1.01C;ON iskIDOE TO-MORROW. Morning - 8 atinutes after 4 Atte:noon • . 3o minutes after 4 MR. BREE has frequently been queflioned why LT-IL he continued to advcrtife to difplay qualifications which no man. has hitherto difputed, and to exprefs has feleetion ol.a p2culiar branch, in which the extent of his pradtice is already fulliciently known. To fuch queftions Mr. Bree replies—the fecrecy which is infeparable from the treatment of that branch debars him from the ofual mode of profoftlonal recommendation, for it is fcarccly within the pale of the molt perfect intimacy, that a eonfelTion of error is fubmittcd to merely to illuftrate the charader of a Mrdi. cal Practitioner. His qualifications and privileges are rept: .1 ['env Rated, to diftinguifb him from thole who, without the acquire ment of profeffional knowledge, have the temerity to afpire to the advantages of profeffional pracrtice. In thofe ferret difordcrs, which are ordained to he the purifh ment of illicit indulgence, and in that complicated derangement. of the fyftem, which medical men denominate NERVOUS CUM PLAINTS, producing general or local DEBILITY. by which the ftamina of life are deftroyed, and the dearelt interefts of pofterit y affected. he claims fuck fuperiority of &ill as might perhaps have been equally attained by any other Member of the College of Sur geons, confining Maslen for fourteen years to this branch, and concentrating his ftudies and pradlice to this particular point. Sanctioned by the fuccefs of his undertaking, be offers R eftrita don in every cafe of Venereal Infeetinn, and in all thofe Deficien cies which are the confequefices of long continued indulgence in luxury or in vice, refidence in warns climates, or any other caufe producing Debility or Nervous Complaints in the one feet, and barrenncfs In the other. The terms of remuneration are plainly Rated on the fiat inter- view, or in anfwcr to letters containing a Bank note. A CAUTION.—Some perfons, who falfely alien them 'fames to he Members of the Royal Golly, having for feveral months piit► copied my Advertifement,, almolt word for word, and infertcd theca as their own production, it is my duty to mention, that fuch Perfons are not Members of any College in London, Edinburgh, or elfewhere, nor have they any right to practice U 1 gery in London. MARTIN BREB, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Louden No. 29, Attindel-Rreet, near Temple bar, Feb. r, an,. N. B. A LIR of the Me m b ers is palliated -et th e Houk of the par g e, fn Lincoln', Inn Fields. fr ,} —• • CURE OF STONF AND GRAVEL. Affit. PERRY, Surgeon, Southa pton • Amt.: ANL. Bloomiburylquare,Proprictor of ADAMS** SOLVE *pig yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL In t i; ,BLADDER or KIDNEYS, acquaints the Public. that he ha t 6 t fame years devoted hie whole profellional attention to the sh a ., c Dilutes, ardi their complication with that of Gout. He en, T i t confulted daily at his own Houk and more. efpecially on Wow, days and Fridaj s, where he difpenfes the Solvent in bottles of As 64, its. and xl 21. Stamps inelided, two of which lait fcarcelf era fail to corre6t the ealculous diathefis in the habit, andtherely - prevent the concretion of btonein perfons of a fedentary . Sold alfo at Bacon and Co's, iso, Oiford-ftreet, and as Bolton', front of the Royal Exchange t• Where alfo may be had just pyt ti ii!] , the Author's" Difquifition of the Stone and Gravel," n int h Edition, price t s 6d poiming out their Caufe and the Ilitt tote obfervetl durir.g the Cure, with many extraortlidary cafes, rotted re: felt recovery even after the operation bad been tideland aal. r I LBLA INS are prevented from breaking, a a d their tormenting Itching inftantly removed by WHITE. HEAD'S ESSE N CE. of MUSTARD, univerfalt y citeuned for Its extraordinary Efficacy In Rheurnatifms,•Paffits, Gouty Affedigh t , and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this cc , tain remedy has been unknown, nor neFleeted, and the Chills ains have adually broke, WHITEHEAD • EAMILYZEIikATE will cafe the pais, and fpeedily heal them. The Family Cerate is t qually efficacious in Ulcerated Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions. Blot-:s. Pimples; Ring worms, Shingles Breakings out on the Face. Nok, Ears and, Eye•lids; Sere and inflamed Eyes, Burns, anti s ou. ii tadt. • Old sorts, and Scorbutic Humours of every dcliription. • • Prepared only, and fold by R. johnfton, Apothecary. No. 11. Greck-Street, Soho, London. The Firence and Pills at 25. 9d. cad., the Cerate at is. z•id.and as. 9d. Sold by every Medicine Venrkt in the United Kingdom ' *.• The Genuine has a binck ink Stamp, with the name of it Johnftou, interned on it. DR. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SALIITARIS. 'j - Value of this infallible Medicine has been f a long proved, that nothing of the prefent day can bear a mine peti ion with it, in all the different Rages of a certain Difeafe,whidi it effiictua y cures, and eradicates from the habit, without mid% the painful feelings and expufure that attends !Nitration, without dchilitatind the Conftitution in any degree, or even requiring con. fincntent from Bulinefs, or reftridtion in Diet. The radical virtues of there itieftimable Drops have proved their claim to public appro. bation for more than thirty years. In all the Debility of both Setts they prove a never failing reiterative, whether the Debility is pro. duced by too !rex life of Mercury, by illicit pleafurcs, or the effete of a stare; climate to Travellers and thofe goil.g abroad. Thr f cannot be recommended too Rrongly to thofe who will receive a fafe, fpeedy, and complete Core. in all old Rubborn Gleets s and every wcaknrfs that areas the Bladder and Organs of Urine. By itseffieacy many Women have become Mothers, who for yearshad been deprived of that happinefe. Sold whokfale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheaplide, ear. ner of Paternottee row ; and retail by Belem, Portfmouth • Wel ton, Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth ; Pcck, Hull ; &veg . , Dublin; Maclonald, Glafgow, , Smith and Maqderton a Una • burgh ; and by molt Country Medicine Venders, in bo ttles er as. gd. each, with ample dire Lions. • To THOS. TAYLOR, Efq. No. 9, New Bridge ftreet, LondeW. SI it —I cnnider it but an a 8 of juitice due to the merits of your LEARE's PA FENT PILLS, to cummuni• eatejo you the following Cure, which has recently been performed by themi—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking ove of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Dir. orders arifing therefrom), was reduced almoft to a ficeleton, and though he had the belt medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procured which leaned to fuit his cafe, or d• him any fervice; he remained in a molt reduced and pitiable foliation for two years, unable to follow his profeflion, and fcarcely able to walk or even to Land on his legs ; in fad, no one who knew him ever furp3fed it polfible for him to recover. He was advifed at laft to try your Liate's Pitts—he did fo, ftridly adhering to the diredions given *Oh them—he had not taken more than two bores, before he foUrid aa alteration .or the better; this encouraged him to proceed, aid by taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and ftrength grad. ally return, as , d is new as healthy and as flout as any matt I know. You are weloome, Sir, to refer any perfon to me for s confirmation of the .hove account if it mould be doubted. I am, Sir, yner obedient humble [errant, Library, Folkftone, July t ), tBos. THO. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the toe Proprietor Tuos. TAY 1.0 R, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Loi don, at his bettfc, No. 9, New Bridge flrcet ; Whereafter a conflant reldence of more than so years, in a pradtice particularly diredted to the cure of Venereal complaints and thole incidental to the parts of generation in both fetes, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profeffion &mild always observe, he flatters liimfelf the advice and affiftance he gratuit ,uily administers to perfons taking this medicine, will be dictated, by a difcerning public, as an ad . :antage feldom to bt obtained, and void of ambiguity. Alfo fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thofe liv. ing at a ditt arce, at the Perfumer's No. 35, St Alban's•ftrect, Pall Mall ; the Toy fhop, i c 3, Oxford firm ; Mr. Difborough, 7, FM ; Mr. T-xter's, South bridge, Edinburgh: Mr. NI‘Do, n dd's, Glacgow; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool; Mr. Atkinfon's, Manchefter ; and by one perfon in every con& &treble town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only as. 9d. each, fealed up with full and plain diredlione, whereby perfons at either fex may cure themfalves with cafe, fpeed,fecrcey, and fafety. N. B. Every box told in Great Britain is sealed up ith a Ramp, on which, by favour of the Commiffioners, is printedw the Stamp Office—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge ftreet—to imitate which is felony, and all othcrs are cunterkit. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently the inhjeB and general reprobation, that men deftitute of the elements of the medical art, have offered themfelvea as candidates for public patronage in the profeffion of phyfic For the purpofe of doing juflice to the rerult of our Rudies and experience, and to prevent us from being chafed among thole empiric, whore impudent pre t !talons have, unfortunately for fociety, been too favourably re ceived, we beg leave to fubrait to the liberal and enlightened a faithful itatenunt of our prinks and acquirements. After having received a regular medical education as the pupils of MefFrs Grin. dal and Blizard, whole ledtures and pradl ice we caltfully atten ded, as proteffors and furgeons of the London Hofpital, we entered ourfelves as ftillents in that juftly celebrated fchool for medical acquirement, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were initrur thi in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory aril pradlice of Phyfic. Chemiftry, Midwifery, Botany, &c. &c. thole etninet.t profeffors, Drs. Mourn, Gregory, Black, Hamilt ltt Duncan and Rutherford. We tend we (hall not he deemed r re. funiptuous in faying tkat our proficiency and acquirements arc not inconfiderable• Having for allung (cries of years made venereal complaints, and the vatituts diferies of DEPILITy, the particular te.jedt of our !Indies and prae‘tice, it will, we !lore, be allowed that we have acquired firo_rior ,u ,wl. dge of their treatme.c and core. In fight and receot cafes of infeetit n, a perfeet re• eftablithment is eompLted in the Mort period of two dayt; and, in thole of the ittniott Myth racy, where other pradlitloners have failed of (needs, a proper perfeverance in our plan of treatment, enforce to the patient a fafe and radical cure. Ain; ft the melancholy variety of diforders which are the AA* of a habit long and Molt unhappily purfued by the youth of beats Sexes, there are none more alarming or more diftre ffing than Mere deficiencies and *debilities which frequently prevent or embitter the mxtrimanial Rate. To filch perfous ft mull he a roofed:. ,g re &Chun to know that they may now, by a new and inf dliNe moue of treatment, be reltored to that greateß of all lumen bleffiogs. ae ftrung, manly, and vigarous conftitution. lit all ewes of debility, from whatever caulc arifutg, a 4 well as in every (pecks of vene real infedlion, we may be confulted by patinae “1 tither fez with the greateft fecrecy and honour. Hours of conftdration at home from ten to three, and from fix in the evening rid tut at night. Patients in the country are requefted to Rate the particular , their cafe, age, and general habit of living. &c. &c inclofi-g at remittance for advice and medicines, when the f ins will-be giver. or fent to any part of the kingdom. To enfure that fecreey + 0 of fential to our undertaking, the poßage of letters may be added tis the account for ['miliaria. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, November 36, tBo6. No. toy, Hatton Garden. N B. Meares. CURRIE and Co. have certificate, front the aivvir recredtable Proftifors of London and Edit , burgh, of the diligence. Brill, and humanity with which they performed the deirie.aiEefa them daring the time they attended their !Adores and Pra.luee LONDON: Printed and publifhed by LEVEL KENT, (0 ... fe10-' terbury Nur 'Anibal') at the STAI.OFfICI. N. tiNSr .C P atatte. 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