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L 4W INTELLIGENCE. COUPS OF KINGS BENCH, DEC. 6. •Oi C$ Till DEMI3I OF THOMAS WILLIAMS W. WILLIAM COOK. This was an ejettmeni. Abe Defendant occupies (nine premifeb in Pall-mall. the back front of which has an opening it:to St. James's-tquare. He it a fob. tenant under Mars. Powell and Smallwood, and 'a (port explication of the terms of the leafe will make out resWers acquainted with the foundation of this saute. A covenant is introduced, providing, that the laic not ereet„ or build, or increafe the height, of any wall which fliallobfirua the light or air of the adjoining honk, and upon the breach of this clattie, the landlord has refereed a right of re-entry. The adjoining bottle is in the polteffion of Mr. Franco.— Tbe ufual number of Jurors had, in the cullomary form, taken a view of the pretnifes, and the (Ingle qeellion for the attention of the Jury was, whether the lieer and air of the adjoining houfe had been fo olittrit&ed? Meffrs. Goasow and EIPINAS3i, for the Plaintiff, produced evidence to this obbueion. Lard EL11111601.00011 (to the Jurors appointed to view cue premifes)—" Did it appear to you that any orations taterpofed to prevent the ateetKon of light and air." m e .nalOuror—d. Yes, my..lLord, in come degree." Mr. Eisen' a at fame length Rated the large loin. of money expended by the Defendant, and took an ingenious dittinftion between the exclulion of light and air. He laid, by the covenant, whatever addi tional buildings were ereaed, to render the Defen• datitliable under this talon; muff exclude both the !in f . find the other and* was ear) , to thew, on the 'Plana priiciplts of natural hdlory and pliiiolophy, ,twat the quantum of light might be dimindhed, when the quantum of air might be coofiderably augmented. Whatever (hould be the determination of the Jnry, the Defendant had expended more than tooot. all the Cer n if which to his client depended on their con on the dillinelion he had adopted. Verdi& far the Plaintiff. sitetint,a 7. traxertstm w. PITT?. the Plaistills are Swazis at Kendal. int the De. 'lhrniaal jells 4wrisi in the fame place. • " Ids. Gi,ti r ao that this ion was brought *pus a mortgage for 1:351. He pnderilond there Mai o be a defence. that the tranfation by that ape • : lam and akfpeaable -Bankers wail oferions t to which ar;itAhtlie einitld be able to give an anAver that qttnal.l be were by fatisfaaci7 to his -Lotdiltip and the Jury. Having proved his cafe, Mr. Goo Uttlie demand was founded on an *tent which seas arrioas ; thefe Bankers had made web its the account every half year, and had at the -time period charged a cornmilfipn. This, on the -saudeatity of tweak of Gibfoo e. Livefay might be • =alai it was a ffnanating account, and the -and commients were upon the advances, but no cafe en the bricks had gone the length of granting Onch a mode of charging, where, as in the prefent refit, theft was no divagation in the account.- t for the Plaintiffs, principal and intereft, 12351. CINGV. 14 ALIIIS GIORGI J4WIS. This Was a vial of the fame natore with that for asithis Monism Price, alias John Wright, was con wiffed, namely, perjury, in pretending he had a tight to vote to the late eleftion for Middlefer. The ri/onerhad (worn that he had a freehold in Hano ver Greet, Long Aete, and that he lived at No. 27, Tower dram ; whereas be had no freehold or refs. donee is thole fstuations. Mr. Gamy)+, contented himfelf with a very (port addials to the Jury. The witneffes were then called, asd Mr. &sums concluded the defence with his ideal ability. Lord Extersotouon faid, that climes were fre qnently difeovered either by the impulfe of the /ling etf conlcience, or by the teffinsony of accomplices.— He men:amended to the Jury not to receive the evi• deuce of Brett ( who had again been brought for. ward as a witnef.) without extreme caution. His Lori/thin then offered to go through the whole detail on Wu ! notes, when he was interrupted by the Jury, who said there was no occafion for any further af titterer, and after a few minutes confultation, they returned with a vetdia—Guilty. DtriMaal 10.—NALIA O. VAILLAT AND SHE! L. Mr. Glass I . :id this was an altion on four Bills of • Etchange, amounting to 371. t6s. In the immenk concerns of the Web India Dock Company, a con trail eras made between the Direaors oo the one parr, and Henry Richards, P. Spencer, and John Ilia c , on the other part, for certain extel:five 'rations to be made on the lae of D.rgs. Tile work was to be done at a certain llipulated price. and the penalty for non-petformknce was soot. The prccent Plaintiff being &Irks( Lb part with the third (bare he held in this engagement, parted with it to there DeFentiants fur. 34: guineas, to be paid in the fum of nine guineas weekly. For the amount of four of the Pail‘ given for that payment the prelim' aaion was br.•t•gh►. The regular proof being addnccd, Mr. Elusive o,ldielicd the Court and Jury for .lac Delmdant.— He contended. that tar thefe bills no con:idtfation hid been riven, dr could be given; and tl:at thete fore this anion cold not be maintained. In cafes' whe►e bills thoold Lac palled into third h'ut's, this n•uuld ►e on anfwer to the claim; but when the bills remained with the original parties, ;t AAA a compe tent defence. The Learned Counlet thin produced mitnelres to thew the contra& with retina to thzie Defendants was fratichiltit, hat t . .tii;ng in the pt. if, the •erd'et arai tile PI/anti:l, primly.' an! i,::e•etl ---- I ; ", 1 1.117114. recta 1 , :o wire I. T:101ISS lost'. 1 Mr. GARROW, for the Plaiotiqs, lard this was .:rt aft m fur a ivy gr: - • , .'.s atiaal!. Mrs. 1'...;e, an it..ll•l'.r:nne woman, had the misfortune 1.1 have a vet o : trdulefumc neighhaur ; as the WAS wafh;nl.7 h..r clothes in a ravel communicating with the 1.).1..1- dant% prernefes. lie, without any ceremony , emptizd It— enn.....nts ot turn pail., and of a pair.t pot, one ancrt:.: ”ther, upon her head. hi%e was pregnant •• 1..- time, and the contvatience of ti.' - . :Alia and a:‘ ..h. , , ##s A Zl t•• ni, th.o the sr.*, ima;.,l•eele eo:.fin. e.'. # . :,c# :.-a, %share the continued i..dilpn:;3l fa aweekr i ' t.: ... uativity Of a,C jut,a:. • • .• - IfabeUa Petit, a And of sine years old, was the only witnefs who confirmed this opening, although litany other perfonl were called to fupport the cafe of the Plaintiff. Mr. Damns, for the Defendant, brought teßi molly to fltew,'the wife began the affray t and al though nn jollification appeared on she record, yet his client had nn mnra concern in the Asir than the members'of the jory.—Veidalt for the Phdutitr, de wages One Shilling. .• H. COMM V. C. SMITH. Mr. Gaitanw, for the Plaintiff, need, his client was an Attorney, and that this atlion was brought for hufinels done by order of the Defendant, in a caufe of Douglas v. Cranky. Mr. John Keurick depufed pnfitively to the order from the Defendant to the Plaintiff, for the condo& of the brit. On his crofs-examination, however, by Mr. Grass, he would not (wear that he had not laid at the Bricklayer's Arms, the Defendant had nothing to do with it. but he Paid he trafled be had given a complete anfwer. Mr. Grass.—" The quellion it not now, Sir, what you trig?, but how far you are to be ortified." James Bartow alto depofed, with equal confi dence, to the empl•yment of Chefier, the Plaintiff, by Smith, the Defendant. Mr. Grass, in anfwer to this cafe, produced a written document, fired by the Plaintiff, from the terms of which he inferred it was impoffible the Plaintiff could as in the fituation he pretended. L - paper was an acknowledgment of the receipt of a bill of exchange from the Defendant, on certain condition*, which were inconliflent with the charac ter the Plaintiff affumed, as his Attorney in the eaufe.—Verdia for the Defendant. VAIRAW V. SCAIFE. An Atlion by w aPOlificf:n, againß the Defendant. the Captain of a flup, for money paid, laid out, and expended by the Plaintiff for the Defendant at hi • requell—money lent him, and for board and lodging at the Plaintiff's boufe. Mr. Gaaaow Paid , the Plaintiff's demand amount ed to upwards of 701. but he would afk a verdiA only for 541. tiecaufe to that amount, the Defendant had acknowledged the demand. This was proved by two witnaffes ; the one JAn. Todd, taylnr to the Defendant; the other Hannah Turner, the Plaintiff's fersant, who (wore that the Defendant had admitted the charge of the Plaintiff wo kat up to the time of his accident, which accident was that of the Defendant having (hot hinifelf in the head, but of which he was now recovered. Mr. Easeful obferved, that his client, the Defen dant, Teemed to have enerjbat hicaelf—Verdia for the Plaintiff—Damages 541. tbs. WEST V. SIVCLISIR. The parties in this cafe were journeymen coopers, I and the aftion was brought by the Plaintiff against the Defendant, for defamatory words against the Plain tiff as to Isis (kill in his profeEnn, and as to his cna rafter for honelly, by means of which the Plaintiff had loft a fiwation in the biewhoufe of Godwin and Co. which he otherwife would have procured. The foreman of the coopers employed by Meas. Godwin and Co. proved that he called at the houfe of Wilkie, where the Defendant wrought, for the purpofe of enquiring of him a charafter of the Plain tiff. He did not meet with the Defendant, but he afterwards called on the witnefs, and informed him, I at his requelt, that the Plaintiff would do for (mall work, making tubs, &c. but that he would not an fwer for cobbling butts, and other work of that kind, having been brought up in the country and not be ing accutiomed to it. In confequence of this cha rafter the Plaintiff was not engaged. The Defen dant did not throw out any thing agsinli the elle rafter of the Plaintiff, nor did he come officiotalv to inform the witnefs as to his pmfalional (kill, but merely in confequence of the witness's previous in- quiry. If appeared, however, from the evidence of other witnelks, on its ben•-g naentionzel to the Defendant that the Plaintiff had applied for fuch employment, that he had &II laid that he would prevent him from receiving it, and attet wards that he bad done bias there, and would do le in any other houfe in town, as he was no cooper, and did not underhand his bufinefs. No evidence as to any attempt to injure the Plain firs moral charaatr was adduced, or fo far as tried it prove.) untuccefsful. Mr. LP SKIM', for the Defendant, maintained, that there was nothing here to fupport the charge brought forward by the Plairtiti. The Defendant had not gone out of his way to injure him, but had only, when called on, given, as every honed man vras bound to give, his opinifli as to the Plaintiff's capability for undertaking a particular branch of his bufinels.— Even if in giving this opinion, he had formed a wrong ce.nclaion, it Nal• not a circumilance which could attach refponfthility to him. He had only dif. charged a duty which every perfon owed to ano ther, for the putpufe of enabling people in patrol to know whom they ought to take into their employ ment. 'Whatever the Defendant might afterwards thy, to any other palm, in reference to what naffed on that °cc:llion, rn.sd never alter the terms of the charnder then g.sell, • II %*11:Cil alone, and not on any tuhh!o•tcnt 7 uf ,rrnat. 1.. •r coriverfation, and that,tno, betwren clvrci cnt pa:ties, the determination of the perlon to IiILOM the ellA:aetcr Ilt•I• given mutt have been formed. ELLENtoitouGH laid that the eharaltey of I I the given to the foreman of Godwin and Co.'s codpers, by the DS..nd.tnt, could oot be pre fumed to have h , _cr tt.unded on malice, as it was not a tharAcr 0111(20itfly riven, lint one which bad been mi.tired of the Dzt:ndant. The expreffions, howe ver, afterward. tiled by the Defendant, though to yerf.ns, and though not immediately tend ' it.q to deptivc I.'m or kiiiep him from pt.:scoring I crap] .)meat, C not be viewed in 14 favourable Al.r)lt. TLC 1)CIC! .JAIlt had g ne out of his way in mAing t.,1 II however, they had any aatial rneatiiiig. er th..n that in confequence f the tail (lota:l.r he 1.4e1 given of the Plaintiff, he 1 was „„ t e m l .; G..slwin And Co. th e Jury would do At a:. events, nu allual da. mAge Lad ther-by t.:;i.ltcd in the Plaimiff ; Inch tl:c Pay would keep in mind in the verdiet they had I to pionnunre '1 J.iry ravza vzrdia for tLe Plaiutif. 1)4 ag.:. i,. V. L 1771 P COU• 13nw•sra a sr.—Tuefitav 7.ha Xoßald ,'lbeatm White, alias Ball, alias Berle, lama Gerard, Edward Cbaw• krlaia, Thomas Phillip:, alias Leeaatd, Bankell, and Thowsal Briar, alias Brian, who were feized at the Sutherland Arms, in Satkville-Ilreet, on Thurfday evening Lia, playing a Little Gee, were brought before Mr. Bozo, the Sitting Magiltra:e. Mr. noun and Sir W. PARasows fat as Magiftrates. Mr. &Teo° aro attended on behalf of the Attorney- General, and the Stamp Office. . jlZr. Comsr and Mr. MARRY•Ir, ac Counlel, and Mr. SHatHgaD, as Attorney on the part of the profecution ; and Mr. I Gvsuss and Mr. ALLAY, as Couolel, and Mr. Woox- LE y, as Attorrey for the Defendants. The Lottery Wheels, ivory...:ounterc, printed flips of each day's drawing, (mall numerical and infurance books, Bcc.' the ledger in which the prifits and lois were kept, were all produced and fwern to. There was the molt complete evidence of Holland being the principal. and lix others (who were taken) being agents, and who had taken infurance by going about from houfe to hunfe, and then carrying the receipts to Holland, who appointed the place where they were to attend to fee it drawn. The publicans at whole honks the lot tery had been draw., likewife attended, and everyone fired on Holland as the principal, who received and paid. It appeared by the ledger, that there had been zs days of drawing, at various public houfes, lance the beginning of Litt month—and that the profits to Holland, in there 21 days, amounted to upwards of the enormous ham of 1,6001. Several of the days the turns received amounted to t2ol. and the hits to about s or 61. ; other days t3ol. received, and not more than a guinea paid. Ili hot t, from the method in which it was condueled, there was no trains to ebaset, for thole who chew the tickets could prevent tilt favourite numbers being pulled out, a. they were to be known by thefiel. The comnotlion the agents received Was two Ihillings in the pound on the amount ihey took. The Counfil ("1 the Defendants wifbed the M.lgif cratesnot to c.,ramit them as vagrants, but to take a penalty of tool againd each, or Atuaamitmetit until the fur was paid. The Counfel for the profecution declared, that penalties were not the objeel ; but the He intention was to prevent Holland, either by him f.lf or ay,ents,,from plundering the public any longer in the manner they had done. Mr. Esvcoosv defired all prefent to take notice, that be had it in dire& orders from the Attorney Ge oval to declare, that in totem any publican or other petters, who flanuld be found so let his houfe, any ruons, waretionfe, tuft, or other premifes, to any per- fon, for the purpofe of playing a Littk Got, or un lawful Lottery of any kind, lhoold be profecoted with the turnoff rigour, for the penalty of fool. and 'alfo Wed on the Vagrant Aft ; and he defiled the Attorney for the Profectitinn to call on him as often as he pleafed, and he would give him .every •11 . 111 ance in bringing to jallice thole unions againti whom the evidence, now given, was Co complete. Much praik is due to the Maoiardtes, to the ; very , great attention they paid to the buril.cfs. and the anat• ours care they evinced to gttard 11. e F.,blic from this fpecies of robbery in future. Hollantl, and all the other parties were committed as vagrants till the Q.Liarter Seffinns, when Mr. Eflcourt übferved the Magitirates could commit for any further time, not exceeding fix months, if they thought proper. A journeyman gunfmith, of Mr. blanton's, Dover ftreet, attended this examination, and made oath, that his wife had made away with all his clothes, and every moveable thing in his houfe, to the amount of a fl. which money the 101 l in infuring at the Liiilf trees of Holland, who lived in Lower Grofvenor- Itreet, Pimlico ; his wife alto detlAred, that the had ant a perfon to write to Holland unknown to her huf band, begging, for Goo's fake, to fend tier five or fix guineas, as the had pawned all her litaband't clothes, and without tome relief heti - elf and ten children mull Ilarve and were all ruined: Holland fent two of his agents to her bootie to fee the pawn btolceo's duplicates, and know sf it was true (hewed them the duplicates, but inflead of any re lid thrice unfeeling wretches told the poor woman that Mr Holland would fpend god. fattier than be trick'd oat of a farthing, and would fee her d—d before he would give her a halfpenny. The poor man laid, by his inchtfiry he had redeemed about Isl. of what WAS pawned. and there fill reinainesi about ad. which he was fearful Ste %could 1.4. The Hoe. Mr. Lerley, alias Johann, alias Pratt, who was recently tried at the Old bailey inn 'wind ling, made hi , appearance in Oxford, a few days fusee. He was detefted in ingering tome light articles io the fhop of Mrs. &WILY, in that city, and ire is committed fur trial. Another perfon, of genteel appearance, was Peen with Lim in Oxford. On tearchilg his portmanteau, at the inn where he put up, divers articles of jewellery were found. A forgery of one pound notes on the Bank of England, has lately been dace:meted in the prifon at Norman Croft, and two French prifoners are now in goal at Huntingdon, who are to be tiled at the next affixes for the offence.. The engraved plate, which is exceedingly well executed, and all the implement. made ore of for engraving and printing, have been feized. The public are indebted for this titlcovery to the maitre vigilance of Captain Prefslaird, R. N. the agent for priloners of war. Yesterday, at Marlborougloilreet, y'rvr, a Gypfey Fortune-teller, was charged with °Starling money and goods by Lille pretences. It appeared by the evidence of Anne Lacey, a fermi in Hano yer floret, that the was acetified by the Defendarr, on Friday lA, whit,: in the area of her master's honk, who, after much enti carp, obtained admiffion into the kitchen. She requefied that the might be allow ed to tell the protecutlix her tontine, he i n t..min g her who word be her hul!:aird, 3c. ; hut in • rdcr to do it elleßuelly, the mutt have, as a clang, two of the protection's belt gowto, two petticoat•, lit finer lea and awn tAtik fp .rts. which mull terc.tin fit fluor% ri her prdirfil•tn, or the charm w old be btu. ken. ilti. .sti . -n.r In far luece:dcd as t r com pletely impole upon los credulity ..1 the Kitt, and lhe Ifirth, rd her tt.e houie irtoperiy, sin 1c. , 11 inn th.o flonild return c Wei rek :r. tire after, o..ti She.)... . ever. was TIM Icen api Ices. - .! In Gr•lvtn..? :luAtt 1.41 Tu•iug, v...$ 1.4.1141i..:,C4 iv/ lilal. I. T BANKRUPT IN IRELAND. • OMR. Knight, of the city of Dublin, woollen-draper, dealer met etininuto, to Amender t 7th and 18th Dee• sod loth January. BIRTH& Oo 'Nelda) , at Pimlico. the Lady of Colonel Elliot.of a fon. Ou the 6th inn. the Lady of littar Admiral ehrittle, of a fna. • At Bartley Lodge, RampAire, ou the tlt loft. the Lady o# Charles Ira Pfq. of fttrou, , :y, at Wedneliay dionight, the Lady of Wen. Meholfoo, Efq. Major is the ad Royal Lac e Militia. of a fon. Tuefday fellrichr, th," Lady of W. b. Braittaw, Efq. of Haltoi Hall, oar Laucafter. of a daughter. MARRIFD. On the agth Odoher 141, Jame. Morton, Ffq. of Lifearban, county Leitrim, to Mit. Jane Moutrotnery, at heltilfbrook, county Longford, the feat of R..bert Hutnte., Efq. John Parr, Salo Sheriff, county Kildare, to Miff Higgins, of Grargebille, county Dublin. Abraham ',halo, of Stigo, EA. to M fa Alicia Cuff, youngtli daughter of Get.g,ry Cut, of Omagh, county Ina) o, F fq lien. Nieon ' 111 to Mira Lydia Hubfon, daughter of the late John nubbin, Eft many yew% a ltepreksitative in the Irifa Pars On the 4th init. at his bode, at Hornfey, Ci Une,l 'gs ado' cSt• Thurfday. Not. to, at Butler's Court, near I.etchl,le. C hsa. refterthlre, Thos. P u ma!, lig. aged 45, Captain of the I.orldow Volunteer Infantry, and many years an eminent furgeou at Hlgh. worth, Wilts. On the tit Infant, at his bottle, at Clapham, John Calk'', Eft. aged 7 3 . Oa the sth inft. in Chandos-Areet, Cavell 1 th t t h e R e , Thomas Vyner, Ll.. of Fathorpt, d oet .4 the Prtbendarles of Catverbury. . . On Thud .sy lait, Mrs. Henrietta Stemler, of Q2eco's.'quare. Weftmlniter. aged 56 years In this place a-d ,ts stmt. y ate had kept a reboot foe young Ladies upwards of in years. At ltath, the Res Sir James Stronie, Hart. TO-MORROW. Sun rWea I Sue fat Moon ret 7 minutes after 8 I s 3 minutes after 3 I 7 •Iter f HIGH WATER AT LONDON Rft tufo To-mo•t low. Morrell • • • • 3$ Ow t I Ationsom • • o mamas after is ATWOOD% BRMSH HERBACROUS OtM rS'ENT7' Lx CORNS and CIIILBLAINA, HICH entirely etatlirates bath Soft and Hard CORNS, cares tendertich in the Feet. Chaps, and Chi!. Mains. This remedy operates wit►out any pain, or hindrance to the Palest. _ . _ . Sold, with direelines bow to de it, and the names and mildew• ees or perfons cur, d, wholefale and mail, in biles at as. each, (Ramp included) by Berry, No. ry, Greek.itreet, Soho; Slaw and Edwards. 66, St. Kura Churchlurd; ald retail, by Coultas. lA, Great RufeU•ltreet, wlootufbury ; Test, Roy.d itleb.age; Chute, 269, Bomegh Binitead, hichelter and Bognor; uingla s Bury St, Ed:nerds; Wright, Heretord; A. Smitb, 'lbws's; Flagman, Swanfca ; T. Balsam, Portfmouth ; and in molt towns , in the Kingdom. HAVING r.edicated myfelf to the %Indy, and been ratified by the ow& moiderate predict In that Woof which 1 thooet I.to7Cf to Wed, t mit that I levelled sort sig. employed my time than thee who, in the esterdive held of dui pre ban, ars occalioneßy ranierfei In mseeettinty, tad west always ruin that faeces width Is acquired by eosocstradq tilt tote lebei power to one dare o Norden. The Wades of DUALITY are pendia* dandlog, fit as/ brh~ meth that a tail of concomitant fymptome, sal, by , 414 7 prefiw of att dial =rim , . eliftence !ea becomes eob tt Vi Inaba they trite From th- prevalence erg esemple, Medial'ss tire habits sf lehodboys, or the indulgences of maturity, dorm quire the waft afficiumus prefaced iled t but by the ignorant! of-miedscate men, the froptoiararcemrevatod, and the tsar tiers is ,Ass =St of the ROTA'. COI.I.RGEof SI IRO BOWL I metal my prermhbos to ftmilerity of education; and politest every privilege to prattles. l feel tnyfelf entitled to that coofkleacia with wbkh I bare hitherto been fu iiheralty honoured. In the Ent Confides,. of local wtaltner, early matadors wig prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; bast where the far (era, front a mokkonfnee of the unteanhoes of the vice width mated his misfortune, is fearful at the evorampt er emirs of his family phyliclan, and broods over his infirmity with csrehd coa ct—mem it mutt be fatiaredory for Nal to be allured not only et capabßity of treatment bat dfo e the mom inviolable keret* And is recent Vernal Caseptaibts it is pogble to primer pods. danger Of diftrAi ;in the man complested cafes it is acquire. merit of tickler ezreriesre ht this toe to died a fate, orals. salt (needy re-driblillinent I offer the advantage of this esperienee en thee of dam ter tad are &laded with soy kind of DEBILITY, of any transoms MP VENLARAL INFECTION, and in ail cars the tame of MOM. Ildratlell are Rated on the heft Interview. Peens in the country are tepees.' to incicre a Bank tiest.ast ate medial to ftedfy their ape sod manna of Ilving. MARTIN EREE. Member of the Royal Collage of Su •fronas to Lesion; No so. Artedeldreet. ht , and. out Temple Zoe 1. T.TelYLOK,Surgeon, N 0.9, New Bridge-nreet, London, SIM, Edinburgh, May 2, tSoo. IN the 4, ring of 1794 I was atilided with a Vene real Complaint, which I tre...ted with indiffer, nee for Awe martin ;but was then obliged to apply to a regular Pliyfician,whes put a temporary amp to the virulence of the difeafc (by mentr vial applications) .or tome time ; bun growing, in 11.0 c MPS tire and the advice of the fiat toet.t.h.lllell of the l's: catty hare. wo..fc and worfe tor two years, I was :educed to a state alimpft umiarilleled and I,yonel defeript.,a4beif an entire leper. arid sloe. from b.ad to fuer..—.My head, throat, mouth. note, legs, a•c have been al%r:: •ty in danger of becoming ufeicfs;— in Ilion, I have had from to to 3o c=ing ulcers on my body, tun! rearly totally deprived cat wold be voluminuss toper. ticularlze ttli ray cafe....fefti,.e it to fay, there never Alt.S, or ever will be, ore of a more dingermi., or of a more cimplotated sa. tyre. I ws. long looked upon by my irienel., and imagined my. felf.beyonil yll h.pesof recovery ; and, inelecA, I my then condi. tioo;death was preferable to my more than miferaLle date. in this dreadful fituation did I drag a moll Wks able esiitence,till Diving ovine at. r threw hi me way a newfpapei' containing the cafe of Mr. B. of Plymouthaty friend. read It, I could n0t...4 (cat and procured fume of your Lark I'. PA tear Pitts, %villa, bp tiring from time ((slime am now, sod have bees.(after mere than four year, todeletil.abk dillrefs), in at good a date of health a. ever I es••ye.l; Cu a proof of tossd had a an , thriving, beg, thy child, Lora to use a trw month. azo. 11l gra:nude to GOD and ir hop, rutteleriny my fella...ereatuie ferrice, I regutat you to publilh this , and you may at any tone refer per;ons, wb• will. to be faii.fied of the truth of this, of ft.rtber particulars. to me or my I riends, by letter or Purfoo• A. few cafes fur hadoefs will et, r equal tulue,and none need it, I have Irmo experience every r. afon to allure mankind, that in your Leas c's Pot . they will find a fore. fpecdy, fafe, and radi cal cure, leer that molt dreadful lime of the Venereal Difeafe, which I. fall 4A ettti/IIttALD LOGS. I. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tooteos TA•Lna• 11I,Avbei of tbr Royal Colicit. of S.orgaoo• la Loadomot 9, N ; 14.*, will give advice, IV .1 3 lA% tot...riots t It mg their atul will sofwer patiootii h • - t.rn, if poll raid, of, thr (rue obferti g to all caii.s LSe fecrecy,te P, nrme of cif, hay by : n ram. t... 2 a t ti,,r OVITI par, c triutii. by 11.0 Pr-victor. fillf• R. ..1~ ring •hy counc of mart tka r Jb yrary, iiiat le b_, had the con• dui af a, rs•inilise to t ut the .iitmtllt mci* soue. and thr.fraiai arsling there nmu. Tbcy are aifn (rad, by hi• A:•,-in:cittatw. for the convenience °, thme living a a oatar.ce, by Mr. &ail r, Edio bto jh; 111 i ~k.vo, Printer, Glair vv, to ‘.1,.m alto Mr. L' fa • ii.rs for his ii,!Ori f,.; at 4, Nr, it, it. Ahem**. ;b. et. Pa!l-Nlail ; Dlr. ilnl rloa s 1 . 074.-} . No los, Oxford. far , t; Mr. 11.ftiornuit'..6, No, 7. FlfL•ftract.b!!:.niarly oppolitt !vir.!; Pnnlikl!cf, No. t • I.!ri.c..rvw. Little 'I -hill; Ntr. ; ! y roe !'^rfoll in C%. 1 7 ',yen to rev i‘ntai!! are. !retard. of cc/ a. h. Ci 1 , , iup Wl!h tuli st. 4 -olio I itreetioos, wherall of CI may t• r! listable Ives with cars - sod 6.crscy LOS:sON • Pruitee mil.lithed by V t.L K (ot a AM. t0r...4$ yial thj, ar the STAG 01 /ICC No t. Ca gy. rata. ruoUzed auo at the SIMI firms, Tcoplislat