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LAIV IIiTELLIGENLE. COCKPIT, WHITEHALL, APRIL so. Befhre the Moll Noble and Right Ilunourabls the Lords C.mtniffinners of Appeals in Prize Caufes. The kbnaner lirtLy Lloyd, Canby, Matter (an ap rnd from Jamaica.; This fehonner, on a voyage from Se. Jar, do Cuba to Philadelphia, laden with moieties and five. was cap tured on the sfith of July, r ko,by his Nl...jetty's fhip York, John Ferrier, Fry. Commander, and Qichee, Henry liayntun, Erg. Commander, and carded to Jamaica. where the anal pmeerd dogs were commenced. Their Lordihips, after hearing the fur ther proof produced of the property, condemned the flip andeargo as good and lawful prize to the captora. The Minn, Stevenfon, Mailer. Their Lordlhips In this cafe reamed the goods as claimed, the Gip and part of the argo having been named on the fanner hearing. The fehooner Fly, -- Palmer, Molter. This was a fur ther proof cafe with repat to the (hip and cargo, a hich their Lordesips pronounced to be (efficient, and accordingly retturcd the Ihip and cargo to the neutral claimants. The brig Polly and Nancy. Okott, Matter. In this cafe the antand cargo were reftored. COURT OF KING'S LENCH, APRIL so. HYINIS o. DAti.—ti T PanFIRTY. Mr. Ease's' having, in a former T erm, obtained a rule to let slide the nonfuit, and enter a verdiEt for the plaiotiff in this aftton, Mr. GaalOw now rule for the purpofe of (hewing caufe again(t that rule. It will he recolleßed that it was a fuit infli toted to recover damages for pirating a Song, writ- I ten by Mr. Dibdin, called Abrabatft Newland, and the • oblation taken was, that a tingle lheet did not con• ' %Lute a book within the meaning of the AR of Parliament. Lord E LLLLL ()ROUGH obferved, that the Court had sonlidered thp fubjeCt, and were of opinion its im portanee was fuch as to require a mote fdlemn dd . - culfion than it could pofiibly have uprin a motion to fet *fide the nonfuit. The Court were therefore de• &oils it Ibould be put into the form of a Special Cafe. Upon looking into the AR of Parliament made for the proteBion of literary property, the in• Terence certainly appeared to be, that a book Ilsould cemtain more (beets than one; but upon referring to the definitioos by our Leakographills. he found them very vague and indeterminate. Some Paid, it ' was Amply a literary compofition. Chambers de fcribed a book as a literary compolition of wit and Isaroing, and of competent length. With regard to this d.ation, be was apprehoofisse that if wit and learning were efTential ingredients in the tonftitution •uf a book, there were many modern volumes which mould not fall within the defcription. The cafe of bads naiad Longman threw no light upon the pre featmsodioa, becaufe it was an &Rion for publilking nista( Coultas. confiding of feveral duets. Upon the whole, finding the definitions Co various, it was looper the point &mkt be fettled by a &hum adju dieauoo. s Mr. GIIIIROW kid, he had antioufly conlidered this cafe, and he thought he could not difcharge his i lddue without dating a preliminary oblation, which to the particular inflance before the Court.— Lordfitips knew, that, in a certain event, the liable and Learned Judge who prefided, the Arch *imp of Canterbury, or the Lord Chancellor, loalght be called upon to decide upon this work c what he therefore meant to afk was, whether this Ares fuck a prodoeion as could be brought with pro. pristy into a Court of Jullice ? His Learned Friend, Dlr. East's's, had evidently anticipated this objec -1 dims, when be (Askew'd upon the trial, that the Court ' would not be difpotad to find fault with the wit of the Cong, as it was not intended to convey any libel asa the orders to whom it applied. For himfelf, he was not inclined to limit the reakoable lathe of Sad- Ices Welts. or Mr. Jobannot's convivial fociaies ; bit was it fit a Court fhould be called upon to decide , termitic% the literary right of an author to a grofs, featsdalous, and wholefale libel, not againd indivi• 1 dual members. but the entire fyllem of Englifh lull aice ? lie mould read one of the (Ulnas of the long. and leave it to their Lordfhips to fay, whether a more gad.. impudent, and indecent libel could be ' peened? He reconciled in the cafe of Fores again(( a Gentleman, whole name he Mould not mention, ' *Court, in referring the demand of a Printfeller to arbitration, exptelbly direflad that no allowance Might be made for loch Prints as were of an inde cent or immoral tendency. The veal to which he villied to call their Lordfhip's attention was this: The weld I, hided to think 'Whet Is blind. not Lawyers know wen 6c can view land; Yet what of all that—Se can blink like a bat At the feu of nut Mead Abram Newish/I. '0! Abraham Newland' Magical Abraham Newland! ''Though Jollier 'ii. known, . Caa fee through a flans, t She can't roc deixigh Abraham Newland' I' This is to fay, that the impartiality in the admi• rfißration of the law may be obilrufled by bribes in the form of bank paper ; and 1 trod a produftion infeßed with this fpirit will never receive protoftion here." Lord E LLLLL nenams—ig If it appeared on the face of it to be a libel fo vas us to affeti the public morals, I &told advife the Jury to give no damages. I know the Chancery, on inch an orcallon, would grant no injunftion : but I think the prefent cafe is not to be cor • leved one of that Lind. Without pre. jodicing it at this time by any extraneous comments, it is my opinion the matter ought to be reconfidered, and then, by a finzial verdift, it may be akertained, if the piece be a book within the meaning of the Leelaturec" Mr Easnina—t. The Aft hasbeen drawn up in a very flovenly way. lii the cafe of Miller and Taylor, the quellion fohmitted to the Judges does not include she word h.:4 ; the phrak hu, dry CalVittioll was em ployed." Lord Et Lallaolloo4aps— .. It was wwatgly employ ed, as the flatement ought to have echoed the terms of the AR." Mr. Easataa—" The word rah it not the ancient word in ufc in the Excheeoter, but it is h,cl. An oath as early as the time of Edward the Fifa, tuns in flu, form : ' And you atoll deliver into the Court id Jr. chequer, a book (not a toll) fairly written on para. anent,' dr." ... Varna si:d hkr arc tile Lord LLLLL reovoii— fitioe" Mr. Joßies Lavresece— .o The vg , :nie.it afed I.y Mr. Gaitvow (0 Ow fugitive piece, would •. to the Pr o . Art,t, wi ere 11. e lanruage aLti AIM; nuetTe ruificwia:y ck , c g.ienr the ..dininiitratioo of putilic j0tt0.e."....-:•• • ti atilt.. 'SUMS WALLIS AND ANOTHCR O. - SMITH/ 1511 z TISSASUK El TO TNZ %TEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY. Mr. ERSKINS moved for a Rule to (hew code why the verdift had againft the defendant at Guildhall Mould net be let aside. The plaintiff, are brokers, tefiding in the City of London, and they brow ht their action to recover damages from being obaruCted in the exercifc of their occupation, by not being coffered to infpea goods of certain owners, by whom they wire em ployed for the purpofe, which goods were depofited in the warehoufes belonging to the Company ; and l Mr. Er(kine relied on two points— Firft, that by the Wet Dock Aft, the 39th Geo. 111. (referring to the 24. th Geri. 11. by which Jur- ' tices of I'eace are protested in the execution of their oftioal duties) it is provided, that before any adults (hall be commenced againft the Company, who, by the Al,c are liable to be futd only by their treafurer, who is to be the nominal defendant in all aCtions, r¢ days previous notice (hall be ferved on the treafurer, in order to afford an opportunity, fhould error be in advertently committed, of tendering amends to the party aggrieved, which notice, in the prefent cafe, was omitted. The words of the ftatute render fuch notice indifpenlibly(necefary, when any ad is done ceder colour of the Aft. An d the circumflance of the Plaintiffs having impleaded the defendant under the Aft, proves that the obftruCtion complained of, whe ther legal or not, was exercifed tinder colour of it, otherwife the defendant, who took no part in fuch obaration, could not be anfwerable in his individual capacity. The fecond point on which Mr. Eisele' relied related to the merits, and he argued that the Com pany in the prefent instance had not merely ailed un der colour of the Aft, but in twfitentre of it. He cited feveral feftions of the astute to (hew the extraordi nary powers vetted in the Company by the Legifla tore. Thefe extraordinary powers, however harfhly they might be confidered by the public, were a be nefit to the public; but there was no benefit on earth without its concomitant alloy—no rood inflitution without Tome attendant evil. This inftitution, and the great works belonging to it, were undertaken land formed, and fanluioned by the Parliament, to Iproted the immenfe property which arrives in the I Port of London from the Weft Indies, againft the erceffive plunderage which had formerly taken place to the great injury of trade and commerce. By vir tue of the Aft of Parliament the Company are em powered to have the hatches clofed and the cargo put under lock and key, as foon as the veffel from, the Welt Indies arrives at Gravefend, and then the goods are landed and locked up in the warehoufes, land the proprietors not (offered to meddle with them l Ontil they are infpated, the duties paid, and an order for their removal &led by the Direftors. The I soft would be (*nitrated and nugatory if every Con ' fignee of each diftinet parcel, who no doubt can employ his own Broker, fhould have power to fendl hie, and the Broket have permiffion to enter the warehoufes of the Company. Each Confignee of a prefent of a jar of tamarinds might fend a Broker to inmate the crowd. Lord E LLLLL mouton. Does any part of the As tute empower the Company to monopolize the bro kerage of thefe goods, and to prevent a broker gir -1 ing reafonable notice and coming at feafonable and dated times, from infpelting an owner's goods who employs him, perhaps for the esprefs purpofe of hav ing the duties on them -ad .dares afeettained, for the goods are liable to forfeiture unlefs the duties be adequately and duly paid? Mr. LASKIN.. Mr Lord—Their power of ap pointing their own broker (as they have done by an order of the Court of Direttors) is to be inferred from the general words of the flame, and is the na ture refult of the powers vetted in them for the fafc cuftody of the goods. If any forfeiture fhnuld be incurred from the Company's failure in. having the duties properly afcertained, an aetion would undoubt edly be maintained againft them for' fuch lofs and damages—it is a quellion of great importance, and upon which the Company with for the opinion of the Court. If the Court fhould he of opinion that they have ailed erronenufly, they will bow to the tlecifion, andobey the fettled law.—Rule to (hew cattle granted. COURT OP COMMON PLEAS, APRIL, 10. STRONG IN WATALS.Y. This was an application to fet afide a verdict ob urines' by the Defendant on a Policy of Infurance on goods. The Ihip which brought the goods arrived laic in the river Thames from Shetland, and by or• der of the Captain were put on board a lighter to be fent to the wharf : in confecrence of violent thunder, rain, and Itorm, the goods were unavoid ably prevented horn bring landed that day, and lay in the lighter all night when the lightermen brooght up the barge to the wharf, the owner took upon him toff to get a perfon to watch her during the night, but another veffel lit iking againft her, Come of the plugs were knocked out, the filled with water and funk without the knowledge of the watchman, the night being dark. The Court were of opinion, that the policy proteCted the goods till they were &fay landed, and thereupon granted the motion. ItTCHSII V. 51140 W. This was a motion to fet afide a verdid obtained by the Defendant, who is a minor. This was an ac tion of trefpafs committed by the Defendant upon a I boric belonging t 3 the Plaintiff. The Plaintiff had inttufted the care of his hi,rl,: and cart to a little boy, and the Defendant drove a team of four honks for his father. They were each bringing home clo ver from a field, when the Plaintiff's boy gut upon the road between Simon's cart and fiime others ; there being no room fur Kitchen's boy to chive on in as to pats Simon's, he applied to him to draw a little ande and let him go on, but he retitled. Kit chen's hulk was then of necciTity bclM.d Simon's ; AS they drove along, Plaint'irt hook's head was do'e to .`:'man's cart, upon which Simon gut angry, left own waggon, got hatecen hit cut And the hurfe's !wad, and struck hint levcial violent blows or. t' e head, by which his t tv.v, touch hi uifcd. Kitchen (wore he harile'l,:d the hintielf that rnornaig,al which time lie was fl , :flatly well. A boy etc hi, l,nrk's Wl,ll WA, wilt] Sllll.lll, iv:l.tcl..!ll.:Vef Tlnf ,me :hc di i •Cr! ILL r, A l'.e b..‘y ; and ,a'.l Cita/111r tr:Ai 're WAS no 1 cut, :Ala ad b)1::, ally it4hed to ilietka of cats. * Prom tote whole of the evidence, the Jury were inclined to believe it an accident, and found a verdift for the IVendant. The motion wits refuted, Mr. Inflict Hurts obferv. that the Jury were the belt judges of the fads. CARTHEW v. wnirrY. This was an application to fet aide a nonfnit ob tained by the Plaintif f . 'Phis was an aetion of debt, and the Defendant pleaded legal tender. The only quellion to be decided Was, whether there had been fufficient evidence of a legal tender being made A greater part of the original debt had been paid, which reduced it to led. iss, The Defendant, a widow, fent her fon to the Plaintiff in order to pay him that fum, who told the Plaintiff he Was come to fettle his mother's account, and had the money in his pocket for that porpofe. The Plaintiff inlifted he lhould pay more, and in a menacing manner tolti the boy to gn abort his Wind's; that he would at tell his mother the next day ; although the boy did not aCtually tender the money, yet it was to be under. flood he came to fettle the bufinefs.—Rule granted. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, APRIT. z. There are nootrany arrivila of Grain to-day, trying to the late Contrary win-I...—':•ales of Wit-at arc made at is per qoartcr ad vanee.--Eafey it alto dearer, and Matt varies het Rule, as do Peale—Beans are at a locka priee—Oats arc in demand, and from the femty number at famples, they are about is. dearer.--- Fluor may be ea peeled cheapen GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER Wheat, aSs. 38s. to. per Sr. White Peale, 33 1 . 401. Od. Floe Ditto, 531. 365. mi. Beans, Sts 37e. ml. Rye,l7s. 30s. 'Fick Ditto the. 335. Barley, 1 cis. zus. 6d. Oats, 171. 191.11". Malt, 505.33, 6d. Poland ditto, 13e. 241.6 d. Rape Seed, 361. to 391. per lea. rime OF FLOUR. Fine Floor tos to 45.. Seconds 111. to Ars. per tack. PRICE OP HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Rags 31 Ili to 61 Gs I P" e k e ts 61 os to 71 os PRICE of HAY and STKAW In SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay, per Load, - 41. 15s. to 51. ss. Clover toe. to 31 Straw, per Load tos. to 11. sr.s. SMITHFIELD, April so. To fink the °doh-per Roue of Sib. Beef Ss 44 to se 64 I Veld podto6o 6d Mutton to pB4 Pork sa 4d LA 4s 44 Lamb 60 od to Ss Oa. NEWO ATE and I.EADENHALL, April so. Per (tone of Elb. by the carfare. Reef 31 44 to 40 6d o l Veal p6dto6a od Mutts* 34 11.1 to •• Id Port '3 9 4 4 to us 44 Lands 6s to 8e od. PRICE OF TALLOW IN I.ONDON. Et. Jones's market us 3d Town Tallow 711 6d to Os Clare Market ss 34 Ruffle ditto (can.) pa 64 to of Wkitecbapel Market Raffia dittolroap) bps od to Os (per Roue of Sib.) us rid Melted Stud 379 od to 595 Ditto rough sos od to os so 7,1 d °MAIMS 14$ od; Average Prlee ssd Good Dregs its to os Yellow Sasp, goo. to os—Mottled,llB.--Cutd, 'Price of Candles per dozen, its.Oct—Moguls, nu 0,3. The precast entertainments, with the addithlnal powerful attraition of leet.awo's wonderful perfor , mance, crowds the interior of the Royal Circus every evening with the moll faChinnable vifitors refident in or near the Metropolis. The ftrenuous elections of the perfons employed in every department of that Theatre, difplay the moll ardent wills to pleat ; the company is by far the bell it ever had. Great novelty, we underftand, is in preparation. On the 18th infant the Anwrvertsaav of the Hu. nays SOCIETY was celebrated at the London Tavern. The Noblemen, Clergy, and Gentlewsen that eon.; tenanted this life raving Inflitution were above goo, as it is always confidered lvf the wife and virtuous as the banquet of philanthropy. The City Martha's, Stewards, folemn Mutic, and ao appropriate Banner, on which was infcribed, " We praife Gorr, and thank you," introduced the folemn procellion of men, women, and children, providentially reflored to life by the Medical Affiftants. The Parehts of W. Bata addreffed the Chairman—" Permit me, G:ntlemen, with all due refpetl, to canters my gratitude to an Inflitution which rercited our only lon from the watery grave, and rellnied hint alive to his fond parents." Mrs. WELLS likewife, for the life of her child, re fpellfully expreffed her gratitude. A Female Sui cide ranted to life and peace of mind, fupported by the Chaplain of the Society, &c. and raid repeatedly, " May Hcavart biers and profper the Humane So ciety." An appropriate judicious Addrefs by Dr. HAWKS, in which he obretved, " that ere long it was his camel hope that 'wherever there was water to drown, or noxious air to fuffocate, there would be eilablitbed Humane Societies to face and to refufci tate," which concluded with the following energetic ines— Oh, may this plosions intlitution neer decline. " But I ke the Sun with eonttant mare thine; " May tutors ages on its fplemild glory gaze, " And myriads rettor'd to We, its trophies rage , " • ^ • • - , That difference of opinion fhould never bias any one, is a motto never to be denied, and whillt we fee thole of the upper and the lower houfes contend ' about the Volunteer Bill, the fufliciency and the in fufficiency of its Members, &c. we are glad to find in the lift of thefe worthies, thole come forward in defence of their country, that have been for years conildered ineffective by reafon of Gout, kliettma tifrn, Gravel, Scurvy, and a train of complicated ills, all of which have been cured by the drat of the Panacea. See the Cede of Mr. PALMEP., Mile• end, 6o years of age, who after fuffering the moll acute pains from the travel for years, now draws the fword of defiance to the Corfican usurper. Extraordinary Proofs of the fttperior ElBrary'of Srut.ssuar's Antilcorbutic Drops, difplaytd in the following Cures :—Mr. kVilion, of Dean, near Edin burgh, cured of an inveterate fcnrvy by taking there droas; his cafe atteied by Mrs. Miller and Mr. Scott, Soul Bridge, Etintinigh—the Son of Mr. Porter, of Leeds (thr,..: ycars old) cored of a violent tcorhatic complaint eltellthl): over his face and body, by ta:::l , g three bottles of tbrle drops ; his cafe attefted by Mr. Wright, printer, I.cvd...—A Gentleman refitting near Spilfbory, iu the r , ,itnty rf Linectn, was cored of a bad (curvy by Oleic drops : Mr. Hoff, medicine Yen der, of Spilfhy, iN i kerptainted wI It the particulars of his cafe.—Thetr I )rops arc I - 0 1d t, hOLI tie and the I.) , fpenfAty, N,•. t 5, ;tolir.frittate ; and by met of the refpenahic venders nf patent tn: inr. and country, in I•lr! , ‘ 6.1 to . ".".' Ck " Ei " L•l t" I to b. t•c is vendcis nf patent nt,.l , kincs in town 417 J Vi illy Paten!, — Aml A I) . t. 1: tlAtnp Ile, mai kcol au,: Ca. N•:. i k . . WO. 1 On Thetas) the titth inf. In limd-ftreet, rig %beam-14m.y. the Right lion. Eleanor Vilkonstefs M moan. widow of Phil iii Viicouut Wcnmen, and aunt of Willoughby Ear a l of Ablogth w I , Suddenly, at Bury, Mrs. Marra% aged 44 ; woman known throughout the kingdom es an ettraordtwary iprededinn nature, haring been born Without arms. She could cot thermal. ft watch papers and devices in the molt ingenious manner, will • palm of (cabin, by means Of her, tom She has for many prate travelled the country so a public eahibition. TO,MORROSV. • SUM Wes Szon fers I Moon feta St minutes after 419 in imam after 7 3e Aar 3 HIGH WA I'EK AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning • • •• •• • to ealfrutes after Afternoon DELICACY OF COMPLEXION. THE INCOMPA R ABLE BLOOM of NINON DE L'BrICLOS, Coverler to any.thing yet difeevered, for rendering the *in fort, ftnuoth, and beautiflal in the eitteram wonderful ,ikets in removing freckles, morpheme, vrerwm. ni jultiv entitle it to that preference fo tool bcdowed CM it by tl molt elegant Beauties in this Kingdom. Ilrla particularly mom. mended for the hands and arms, bellowing on them a.delicacy and whiteners, fuperior to anv thing vended foe limiter timpani Sold only at Mr. C9liiingSs, 4:. Cornlill1; Mr. Overton's, 47. Bond-Itreet; Mr. Wright's, Wade's PlKage, Bath; Mils Origin's, I Averporil in bottles 4•• cacti. • DISFASAS of the URETHRA and Certain COMfLADITR- A 8 foie Proptietor of DARAN's celebrated &mai, tined Boogie. and Roinedlen• Mr. DUFOUR intones eh, PubGe, that he may as ufsial he sonfulted dolly from • to 3, at hs bode Nu. so, Frith-that, Soho, on Cotes of 4tridures, Obftruc . turns, Gleets,&,.. / 1 4e as well as Debittiy, sad eery difo der u Acre fecricy is fo CirClltial a re•tiOlfite, that Mr. Dutior bar !wedded a fpaciou* Hour-, that every Policia may be int,roducca ha a feparato partment. Mr. D. has for anti years counted hintrelf to that department Of Surfery, and from cit.:afire prasfUci, and the twat flattering rue Ka. be enabled to seer a method of cure, mild. efficacious, requiring 110 ronAncmcnt or rattaint to - diet. mat which preve , .• , . • rrhpfc. Prrfor• In the country (Whig thrir rare lu a h. • cr. enekiling • we or a two pound note, orlit,twei prnper eemedi‘s feat to the ;mown. For the various [Tenpin= alto. Le Mr. D4h.ttr's 'lreat lin an the above ctimplaints,price as. 64. blab edition; to be had of (.hallow, Liown.eoutl, Soho; Mao- Q . 2een, Cuter ; and attic Author. TO T Ht. RE rim. VENDERS DE PROPRIETARY NEWBERY and Sons, of St. Paul's Chuieh• . ard, Loudon, Pruprieton of Dr. Jinsee's Powder, Dr, James% Analeptic Pith, Dr. Steen's Omodeides ; Dr. Anftlo%Chm lybeato Pills, Dr. Hoofers Female Pills, Dolby's Carona the Cordial, Cephafte SnuE, the Mtn of Confess, and a of other Articles of repute, invite allocered dot frodry eine Anionic Leone have, by traockag !hoofbeat arb MOM of riders on hawkers, diremicated throve+ the klepilma, have quantitks of fpurlous Preparadoes ; la the bib K dkollksas of whisk the saws of Mr Newberry sad the aka hopriston see made ufe of; sad have soda cover of a cwaweskla to balm& with Ms Hook, mended ins nosy unfutertiogi ihrgeetpee fell fan cwootcrkited hlulkisco.ohc adds itjtreS to wan thh retail Venda' mak& fuck dilhamerable cola; wd to Worn theta, that by continuing to be the Vote OAP* oallfol wads% they render tbonfelyes liable to a Profanities is lamed gam do Pluckers a, u well as upon the Proprkton Oche likdidoei. In order to counters% W=2 that the Country Venter say be regulastp emodos Ankle% Man. Newbery and Sans bend. to empiey Trovollars to yids different pans of the Kingdom and in ?Avow tisk; tiro* Pas fool who may he Mcleod to mot WINOS Wkh tYesA may be fortased upon libenl trims, by .dying as shove. N.B. As the Canuniffsoners of the stamp Oake base acttooto sedated the Proprietors at Maithlip- wick krona Paw; hh which their names arc infested, viol fee Ineeltenal Ankles of cecrequence are now fold without Gob 'temp. fo that dal retadi Vender, by obferving whether the limo et do erepriocers prima or not ln the Surma, may denude the melind&T ads bit•dleines : Potent...v . l alto, by the arse anto, will br sea bird to doted any impolition the say ckhorjsa predifei er sir tempted. me LORD bath crated Medicines oat of the cards t MAW that is wife will Dot abhor than. Sine's Soo. Rev. J. GAM BL E'. SRC MIL TEA. TO thnie who may be unacqnaiitted with the time cm this faisibriaus TEA, it I. &Scam to fay, that kI. to ae and patnelifed by 'heir MajeHfn, and many et the Nobility, and thet in Wcaknets of the S winch, Indigefthow, Nervous Ihrifuedeb, Dept ftion of tliczipirits, Flantleueles, Althsnatic Com plaint', Colds. arid Bilious 1./Startlers, to efficeciou., and at tha fume time fo innocent and petulant a Remedy, Is sot te be fused in the wboliMateria Medico 'Co enumerate the various acknowledge.. merits made to the Rev. Mr. Gamble from many Clergymen and others, for benefits received from the ufe of this Tee, wooed be ; many of them any be ken is the Evangdical, Glad. and other periodical publiratiorts. Sir--Perefing the Evangelical Momitiee far Pablvary lad, I perceived (event cafes of the good ellata of your Bride Herb 'r ea, which gave me hopes with perfeverancc I might derive bate. fit from taking it, haying laboured wider amodesal lick beaded' and bilious vomiting for the Ink twenty years. I muthafed, at your wholefak agents, Males. Ching sad Backe, No. 4, Cheap. fide, a packet, by taking which, agreeable to Amain's, I was materially relieved, and have coatinued taking It invariably nethas time. al have the plcefure to inform you that I have pot, for dicta left three mouths, experienced any fick head ocher bilious Word% which I entirely attribute to tills' your Tea. Iw peace to yoll , fur fo happy a ddcovery, and for the good of the community, you arc at liberty to make my cafe known, with belt willies far to good draft& I remain, Sir, your obedient fervent, No. 77, Sun-Bret. BBliopfpte, ELI Z. PINCOT. London, Jan, ay, Sold iyholletale and retail, by Ching and Butler,Cheapfide, Lae don; and retail by Bacon and Bidding, Oxford-greet ; Clark, N 0.169, Borouth an_' moil Country Boettcher' and Medicine- Venders in the United Kingdom, In packets at ea. yd. sad ao yff each. Affo may be bad, Mr. Gamble's Aromatic Snuff for Pains In the Head, Diforders of the Eyes, Unreels, Ste. in boteiat t 31d. eosin HAVING dedicated rnyfelf to the tiudy, and bees gratifiol by the moll coofideralak practice that branch which I thought 1 roper to Idea, I croft that I have not more roff employed my time than theft who, Is the ertenfive Bad ne that proteftien, are occafinnally Immerkti hi uncertainty, and cannot always attain that heeds which Is acquired try amocutratiog the Intelledual power to one this of diforders. Thcslifeafes of DEBILITY are peculiarly dithering, hoc they bring with them a train of concomitant fimptetris, and, by a de picrion of all vital energy, tziftencc Waif becomes erabittered•—. Whether they ante from the prevalsoce of IU example, the &flaw. t,ve habits of Ichool boys, or the inalulgenccs of maturity. they re. us.ite the molt affuluous peofeffional filth ; but by the igeonintie of uneducated moo, the transoms arc aggravated, sod the tenth tutlon is di Rioyed. Asa MrMBER of the ROYAL COI.LEOE tiSLIRGEONS , I ground my pretenfioes on regularity of education; and puddling every pi lellege to practice, I feel myklf entitled to that confidence with which I have bUlierto hem Inlibtralli honoured. In the firft (cautious of local vetaknea, early application will prtvi.nt the talamit y of a &diluted frame • but where the (ta ken, from a conkioufnefi of the oismanfitu;fs of the vice whirta caufed his misfortune, is harkl of the contempt or mature of ban family phyfiriuu, and !Anvils over his infirmity with careful coo ceafincet, it mull I,e fati,lattnry lor hum to be attired net miry of capali.llty of trtatnictit, hut alto of the melt inviolable feerety• Atlas re rent Veil. real Complaints it is peal& to prevent pails, danger or dlitrefs ; in the meth con 1,.-real cafes it is them-lune. mitt of ts. Incise raperi.nce is; tit., tine to cited a fafe, tertian. and fperdy re. ft 11,141.nt, I otter rln Adt mitage of thly eaperlerwe no Ante of tither few whoa are .1:11,.1,1 with atod of bf. 1311.1 I V, of any Iymptonts V, NI NEAT. IN ri.c 110 N, and In all :aka du Kerns ut ream• air f1a.e.1,,n the tiro Interview . ry cape aft! to Inciore a Bank note, and thktr aye ..nd manner of Myths. . MAP I'IN bit Fit, y Colley< or harrow. lo Leaded. 1,-rople friar . Pa!lcialin ti lf r.qu, 11"rn.1 27. A— o. • I lt):41)0:4 tcci 104 1.1iV6.1.111/41 ,COI(.D -h) ar tt.c Stat Office, No.l, CrA.r ttc ',llll 0P:F1C2,104441.10.11. t..b.ry 14. e.' I t!•M: each iii the wolds atti3“: to tJt'sl £5, Sella 'glair.