Star. — London, England, 1807-12-26 00:00:00

LAW NELLIGENCE. COURT *V KititerS BENCH, DEC. el. HOLM V. TRANCHt. The Attorney General Rated that this was an aeion brought by the Plaintiff, who is a'Swede. againfi the defendant, a Spaniard, for the purpofe of recovering wages due to him, as Captain of a (hip, belonging to the defendant, and for various ditburfements made by the plaintiff on the defendant's account. The defers. dant, before the renewal of hofiilities between Great Britain and France, refided at Boulogne. There was a Swedifh (hip at Dunkirk which be much wilted to purchafe, but was not able, and the plaintiff obtained the vettel on his own account in truftfor the defendant. The ATTORNEY GENERAL laid, he-did not well lln derttand filch tranfaaions, and he was afraid the Jury would quarrel with him, were he to dignify them by the name of mercantile tranfaaions. It was only neceiTary for him to Rata, that the war broke out again, and the veal was fent to Gilboa. The (hip was there fold ; the Defendant got the proceeds of the Pale, and refilled the Plaintiff's claims, en the ground that the Captain was a joint owner, and that the fervices rendered by hirn were as much for his own advantage as that of the De fendant. Now the fad was, that the !hip was the property of the Defendant, and not of the Plaintiff. Mrf• l eighley, the mother in law of the plaintiff, laid, mat the was an Englithwoman, and had refided vri:h her fon in law at Boulogne in the year 18ot. She was prefent at a converfation between the plain tiff and the defendant, relative to the purchafe of a Swedifh (hip lying in Dunkirk, and the heard Franchi fay that the Blip was to be bought for him. On her trots examination, the laid that the Chip was fent to London, in crder to be there freighted for Teneriffe. She believed the 'hip made two voyages. The (hip was purchafed in 18ot, and the never taw the plaintiff and defendant together fit ce. Mr. S. Wood knew the defendant, having ken him once in London, in his lodgings in Craven Itreet, where he meat with Mr. B. Smith, by &fire of the plaintiff's attorney, in order to find out whether the defendant was owner of the (hip or not. The witnefs being well acquainted with the Spain(h language, was taken by Smith, in order to his acing as inter. preter. Mr. Smith asked the defendant whether he was the owner of the Swedifh (hip ? The defendant asked him why he put (uch a qnellion to him ? Mr. S. told him he was the (hip's broker. The defendant laid that he was the owner of the !hip, whic't had been purehafed at Dunkii k for him by LaFontaine, his friend. Mr. Pat ke crofs quellioned the witnefs, afking him, whether he meant to fay the defendant fpi.ke good Englifh? The witnefs anfwered, he did (peak very good Englifh. Who (laid Mr. Parke) is Mr. Smith ? The witnefs Paid he was a (hip broker.— Being aiked when it was the defendant conferred him fill the owner of the Swedifh fhip? he Paid he could not tell, having made no memorandum of the con verfation. It turned out, however, that it had taken place on the t4th November 1806, as the defendant was arrelled on the fame evening, at the full of the i plaintiff. On his re-examination by the Attorney- General, he raid he aced the Defendant in Spanifh whether or not he was the owner of the fhip, and he f ,id he was. Smith then told the Defendant in Eng lifh, that there was tome money due to the owners. The Defendant, at this information, ezpreffed his far ilaaion, laying he should be glad to receive it.— He t epeated, that he was the owner, and that the !hip had been purchafed on his behalf. A witnefs Rated, that he hitrifelf was a native of the Canaries, and that the Defendant was born at Teneriffe, and (poke Englifh fo badly, that always when he had any intetcourk with him, he made him anfwer himin Spanith. Mr. B. Smith laid, be bad gone with Wood to the ' Defendant's lodgings in Craven-14w, in order to find out whether he was aaually the owner of the flip, of courfe whether he was the Plaintiff's debtor. He was oifpatched upon that mil ion by Mr. Harri. frit, the Plaintiff's attorney. The withers ;irked the Defendant in Englifh, if he was owner? and Mr. Wood asked him thefame queHion in Spanifls, telling him at the fame time there was money due to the owners of the Swedifla veffel. When he heard this, he Paid, in good Englifh, he was ready to receive it. Mr. Parke cro(s examined the witnefs, by afking him if he had not been told by a former witnefs, that he bad been rue at ? The witnefs kid be had not been told In, but he felt warm upon the prefect 'oecafion. •• What are you," laid Mr. Parke ?—" A (Lip b r o. ker." 44 You have no concern with the Plaintiff ?" • I was the flip broker, and all our accounts are let. led."—" When," asked Mr. It Some time (nee" A Spaniard, named Pedro Lovidono, was at Bib boa, when the fhip was fold. He received the pro. seeds on account of the Plaintiff, and paid them into the houfe of Meffrs. Bokeos and Co. The Plaintiff wrote to the witnefs from Corunna, with iultruaions to fell the (hip. Mr. Parke, for the defendant, (aid that his indig. ration had been not a little roofed at the evidence SCOTTISH BROSE. Avid CAL to ornh, Mug thy head, Deep dreit in dreary fable weed. Let briny torrents lin wi' [peed, Mown thy oat. Thy ftrength and Ray ties canki aid dead, Gude Scottie% Brofe. Inc !Ethers of whatever came, This di& may wed the honour claim. Thy font. 0 CAL =ON I got fame, And pay'd , thdr foes, We ne'er a tneltith in theiewarne, But Sonia Brok. 1 Oa tiffs the Patriot WALLACE fought. And "widft his foes fie wonders wrought Their &oils he damask limbs he bought. tininderlog blows ; Yet for his breakfaft sae's:: had ought, But &Auld' &ere. Our hale forefathae, true and pule. Oa fturdy thanks fee Bondy Rood, banaet blue, they were right yroud. And yielding bole ; And ay, their dear, their darling food Was &wins Beek given in the cafe. TMs was one of the aloft grofs and abominable frauds ever attempted to be com mitted. The poor defendant had never been the owner of the (hip, or had received one farthing on aec ,, uat of its owners. It appearing that the Attorney General was nal poffeffed of fufficiently pefitive evidence for the Plai ntiff, Lord ELLINIMOUGH ordered him to be non fuited, as a snatttr of favour, in order to enable him at fome future opportunity, to come forward with other evidence, conceiving the prefent iofufficient.— Plaintiff noduited. 4.4Iyr , MAS CUMMINGS U. THOMAS DROWN. The plaintiff had advanced the rum of 19001. on the faith of a bill of lading of a quantity of brandy and Madeira wine, (hipped on board the veirel corn. manded by the Defendant. This was an action of tuner, to recover this property or its value. Mr, PARK, for the plaintiff, Paid that Mr. Brown 'was merely a nominal defendant, the party really concerned being Mr.jean, of Jerfey, to whom Meffrs ' Abel*, of this city, were agents. Mr jelb configned thee liquor:, to the quantity of 35 pipes of Madeira lend so of brandy, to Mr. Edw. Philip Maine ; and the tfirft qtteLlion for the confideration of the Jury, would be, whether Mr. Maine Rood in the fituation of owner of there coMitroctiaks, or if he was merely the fad& or agent of Mr. Jean, of Jerky ? (The ground of the defence here alluded to being in the fequel abandoned by the Attorney General, we (flail pats over both the Raiment of the Learned Counfel, and the tellimony applicable to this enquiry.) The other queftion was, as to the right of flopping in trap_ au; but the argument with refpefk to it Mr Park pot posed, until, on the evidence, it lhonld appear how far it was :wearily emulated with the Interefl of his client. Mr. Kendal (Mars. Palmer and Tomlinfon's clerk) Paid, that he ferved the demand upon the De fendant for the wine and brandy in June la(t, at the , fame time tendering the payment for the freight and primage. The Defendant refufed to deliver the property, and laid that he was indemnified by MelTrs. Abell. The bill of lading was produced and read : it acted the quantities, the marks, the fhipment on , board the Britannia, Capt. Brown, and was dated the 14th February, 1807. The bills of exchange were produced, which were given by the Plaintiff to Mr. Maine, as the confider. ation for the bill of lading depofited with the former. It appeared by the evidence of Murphy (clerk to Mr. Maine) that the latter had kept out of the way Ito avoid the felicitous inquiries of his creditors, who vifited his houfe in great numbers, not to inquire re garding his health, but to fatisfy their uneaftnefs with refpeet to their own fecurity. The Ayr( RNEY CENPRAL, for the Defendant, laid, that the dalrine laid down in 4 Lickbarrow and Mafon' had removed all difficulty with rape& to the rule of floppage in tranlitu. Before that cafe, it was thought that the feller might fo (lop the gords, in the event of the infolvency of the buyer ; but that decifion had fettled this point, that if a feller fend a bill of lading, and thus give an apparent title to the petfon receiving it, and fuch perfcn indnrfe it over to Another, tonafils, for a valuable confederation, the now holder of the bill a lading, if he have nn notice that the goods have not been paid for, may injercept the right of the feller to ttop the goods in tranflu.— But in loch cafe notice mutt net have been given ; if I notice were proved, the right of the feller to flop in ?trenfita was unquestionable. In this cafe, the fails were as follow :—Jean made the conlignment ; as early as April, Maine became infolvent ; but the chip I did not arrive till June. This, then, in the eye of the law, was a fraudulent arrangement between the plain tiff and Maine, which could not be fupported in a ICourt of Juftice. The Learned Counfel Paid, that he Ihould produce the anfwer of the plaintiff in Chan ; eery, to (hew, that he had notice that this merchan dize was not paid for, and that therefore the bill of lading was no: a valid fecurity. The anfwer in Chancery was read, by which k appeared, that the plaintiff had filch notice. iMr. PARK, for the plain.iff, admitted, that the money for the winds was not paid, hut Willed that acceptances having been given for the amount, a bona fide confideratior: was receive 1, which materially dittingui flied the prefent cafe from that of Lickharrow I and MAinn. Lord Ettrnaoar von Paid, that this aelinn was brought by the plaintiff, as intim fee of a bill of lading, to recover thirty•five pipes of Madeira and twenty of brandy. The effect of the indrofement upon a bill of lading is, that where the indorfee is the holder for a valuable contideration, it vetted him with an au thority not to be countermanded, to as to prevent the original. gripper from flopping iit tralku : flriElly (peaking, the bill of lading did not pals the property, bat it gave the right to receive the property. His Lordfhip felt a difficulty its laying, that no right to the property could be obtained, unlefs the price were paid in monies numbered. He th , ,ught a &thine of that kind unsuld lhake the fecurity of all commerce. He conceived, that the acceptances given by the con-1 fignee might be con6dered as a valuable confidera-1 lion. The plaintiff is not to be permitted to interpofe himfelf fraudulently between the feller and the con fignee, if be believed that wrong intentions were j entertained, or if he believed that the infolvency of I the confignee was approaching; but at the time this pledge of the bill of lading was made, and the money in confequence advanced, the plaintiff appeared to j have no expeciation of the infolvency of Maine and the confignee.—Verdia for the plaintiff 19301. tub jet to the award of Mr. Gibfon. An inquifition was taken at the Duke's Head, Btdfont, on Thurfday, before G. Hon Gaon, Efq. Cotoner, on the body of Mr. Wainwright, who was killed by the Salifbury coach overturning at Bedfont on the preceding day. The I artitulars of the acci dent have been dated. None of the paffengers who were in the coach attended the inquen, but they had n t received any injury, nor had the coachman.— Mrs. Wainwright was removed to town immediately, and fhe remains at the Bath Hotel. Another of the females in the coach was a Swifs Governefs in the family of the Marquis cf Abercorn. It appeared that the fog was fo thick, that even the coach lamps were ufelefs, and no poifible blame could be attached to the coachman. Mr. Wainwright belonged to the gth Regiment of light dragoons, and he was on his way from Buenos Ayres.—•Verdi& Accidental Death. L9ND3N MARKETS. • PRICE OF HOPS. •AOW. FOCIttTS. Katt 41 di top 0. Kcal - 51 o• to 71 os %Eel 4 1 151 to 51 ss Sufkz - 41 16s to 61 00 Blitz 41 ios to $1 103 Farnham F 4 os to 101 06 PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bap 51 ss to 61 61 1 Pockets 51 zos to 71 71 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. Junes's. Whitechapel. Aayperload 4 40to 6 0 0 Hay per load 4 4to s iS Straw 1 16 oto 2 a 0 Strpw s to to 1 16 Clover s sto 6 to MUCH Or HAT AND STRAW IN SWITHIFIRLD. Hay. - 31 os to 61 6. I New Clover of oos to 01 oos Clover 51 gos to 61 6. I Straw, 11 131 to al ZS SMITHFIELD, December at. This day's market had but a Eton fupply of different hinds of Cattle. Beef, Mutton, Veal, and Pork, are cheaper than ocr tact report, and the trade, in general, was not very good. The bufinefs done in the Hay market was trifling. Hay and Clover fetched better prices than Monday's market. Straw has dropped in price. To fink the offal—per Bone of 81b. Beef ss od to 6. od Veal S s od to 6s 4d I Mutton 4$ 44 to ss 4d Pork 41 od to 45 84 lIZAD or lATTLL THIS Data% Beafts. about 46o—Skeep and Lambs, 3,140. Calves 94—Pig4 I yo. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, December 23. Per Bone of 111 b. by the =reale. Beef sis o 4 to ss od real 41 44 to 6. od Mutton :0 8d co 48 81 Pork 4s al to 41 84 PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b cacti s94d to azd Ditto, 6o co 6516 sad to s6d Merchants Backs sod to 11 Dreffing Hides t 64 to 1711 Fine Coach Hides I 7id to sod Crop Hides for Cutting 194 d to sztd Flat Ordinary s6d to spid Calf Skins, 30 to solb per !oats 265 to 36s Ditto sojekyolb 348 to 39s Ditto 7o to Solis 33$ to 35p Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s sd to 36 4 4 Large ditto zoos to s6os per dos. Tanned Honk Hides ....s to —4 each Goat Skins —s to —e PRICE OP TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 41 44 Town Tallow 73s 64 to —s -Clare Market 44 5d Yellow Ruilia 73$ od to 745 Whiteebapel Market White ditto Gsos od to --s (Pa Roue of 81b.) 45 3d Soap ditto 693 to —s cd ------- Melted Stuff slls to 391 od 133 od Ditto rough 36s od to 011 Average Price 4$ 4d Greaves las od Good Dregs iss to os Yellow Soap, s6s—Mottled, 963—Curd, —s Prke of Candles per dozen, las od—Moulds 133 44 COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amiterdant 35 7 a UL Do. at fight 34 is Rotterdam it a s Ur. Hambargh 34 4 2 Uf. Alums 34 5 I ur • Paris Z day's date as o lir. Ditto a UL 24 4 Bourdeans 24 4 NewAglo on the Bank of New Dollars ss Cadiz nit:ire& I Genoa 45i Madrid 46 effect Litbon to Bilboa 39t died. ( Oporto 6o Leghorn 49 i Dublin 1 1 Naples aa Cork al Venice 51 liv. Piceoll effective per fterling Palermo, oz pence per oz. Holland 51 per Cent. 44 per Ounce. A General Bill of all the Chriftenings and Budalr. from Dec. t 6, tBo6, to Dec. 15, 1807 : , _ 8 " I all 19416 Cluj Pried 9 46, 9 00 . 94 Buried eernates 929 :i la all 18334 • 9030 Whereof have Died, Under two years of age 5443 Fifty and fixty • Between two and fir.: Soto Sixty and (event) , Vire and ten 737 Seventy and eighty Teti and twenty • 58x Eighty and ninety - Twenty and thirty tar, Ninety and a hundred Thirty and forty • z 283 A hundred and one Forty and fifty - 1677 A hut:deed and two In neared in the Burial; this year 396. 11 RT li. Tuefday evening, at No 34, Bruton•ftreet, Berkeley fguare, the Lady of the Rev. John Bralnfton Sane, of Cooperfale, Wee, of a Rlll born child. NIARRI ED. On the rytth init. at Beckenham, John Spalding, Efq of Hill. street, Berkeley fquare, to Mary Anne. daughter of the late Thos. Eden, Ffq of Wimbledon, and niece of Lord Auckland. At Eildon Hall, on the 14th instant, Lieut Colonel William Sibhald, of Whiterig, tsth regiment, to Mifa Mein, daughter of Thomas Mein, Efq. of Greenweils. At Trfnehinoptly, in June lag, Lien.enant Colonel Malcolm, refident at Tany.re, and late Aid- de Camp to Marquis VI, Miley, to Mifs :rabella Charlotte Campbell, fccond daughter of Colonel Campbell, of his Majefty's 74th r 4iment, cummtndiug that diftridt, and niece to General Sit • John Morehead, and to Mr. Catnpb , ll, of Achalader. DIED. Toe(lay laft, Mrs Garnett., the Lady of George Carnal - , Efq. of Wickham-place. Hants. At Eklinhurgh, on the 9th inftant, Mrs Veronica Chalmers, relic% of Mr Alexander Wool, furgeon. On the suh infant, Mir. Jane Itobertfon, fecund daughter of tha. late Mr John Robertfon, wrier in Edinburgh. At Over Chatto, William R.dhead. EC+ of Ryehill. 1, Athlone, Mrs Emilia Mors, raid of Dr Mors, of Wit fter, and daughter of Anthony !.moon, late of Newtown, county of Weilmeath, Ffq. Sat:-Jay feunight, at Cork, Mrs Franklin, relia of the late John Franklin, Efq of that City. Some days ago, Mr Lewis, a refpe4.l . able hoficr, of Tewkef• bury, was found frozen to death on the Heath, near that town.— He had been to fee a frie-d the day before, but on his return at night, milling Ith Way in the (now, the above catailrophe incited. Lately, aged 80, Mr George Burbage, upwards of 3.) years a Proprietor and Printer of the Nottingham Journal, and a Member of the Senior Connell of the Corporation of Nottingham. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENISSES, THE great demand for Mr. GREENOUGH'S LO ZENGES of Tose, after fifty years trial, proves their rope riotity as the molt pleafaut and eff“.ctual Remedy for all Coughs, Hoarfeneffes. Sore Throats, and Utfiuzions ou the Lungs, heal log the Rawnefs and Sorenefs of the Br‘att, and affording relief in Shortnefsof Breath, Althmatic, and Confumptive Complaints. They do not cloy the Stomach, but create an Appetite. As the great benefit to be derived from them, can only be fecured by hav ing them genuine, the Public are requeßed to obferve, that R. HAYWARD is printed on the Ramp,. Thefe Lozenges are prepared and fold by R.Hayward (fueceffor to T. Greenough, the inventor,) removed from Ludgate Hill to 56, Piccadilly; Newbery and Suns, St. Paul's Church-yar 1; Ba con, Oxford (tree' Clarke, Borough; Ward, Holborn; and the Venders of Genuine Medicines throughout the United Kingdom. *4 Price One Shilling and lhree Halfpence the Box For CLEANING and BEAUTIFYING the TEEM, PRE- PARED CHARCOAL and CONCENTRA iED SOLU- TION. CHARCOAL, from its antifeptic properties, has lorg been recommended by the firft profeffinnal men as* the molt efficacious Tooth Powder that can be ufed for cleaning, whitening, and preferring the Teeth, removing the Scurvy from the Guros t and dcftroying the fcetor arifing from carious teeth, which contaminates the breath, and is incapable of injuring the enamel. From the great reputation the genuine preparation Invented by Ed= Lardner (Chemift to the Duke and Duckef, of York) has acquired, many imitations are daily offered for ; the tree only L ligned Edmund Lardner on the Label. •.• It is fold wholefale and retail at Nn. s 6, Piccadilly, corner of Albany, in boxes and bottles, at as. and as. 9d. each; is alto fold retail by Newhery, St. Paul's Churchyard; Rigge, Cheap .fide; Vade, Cornhill ; Davifon, Fleet. ftreet ; and Bayley and Mew, Cockfpur-ftrcet, London ; Gregfon, Liverpool ; Ferrier and Co. Dublin ; Cargill and Reaburn, Edinburgh ; Males, Dover ; &lam, Partfmouth ; and Svrtafen, Leicettes. SALE BY AUCTION: DEVON AND CORNWALL. FREEHOLD FARM, COPPER AND TIN MINI::; SOUNDS tor 'TIN awl COPPER. LORD'S DUES of MIN' 'Sod SHARES of MINES. By Mdirs. SKINNER. DYKE, and Co. On ThUrfilay the al ft of January dies, at as o'clock. at Garr* way's Collie !mute, 'Change Alley London, in FIGHT LOTS by order of the Exeetzton and Truftees °Clowns WARS!, Eft; dcc afed, AN eligible and very imprnveable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called WANE, or WARNE SYDENHAM moft dearably !haste in the Pariah of St. Mary Tavey. a beautiful tart of the County Devon ; within Four Mum of the Market Town of Taviltork ; confuting of 545 Acres. astute =afore. of Meadow, Pafture, and Arable Lanz! with a Farm houfe anti Out buildings, on !cafe to Mr. Geo. Maunder; the Copper Mines under - the laid tenement, called Wheal Hope, containing rimer.: valuable Lodes, come of which promife to be rich in ore; the valuable and produdtive Tin Mines called VitiFer, the hound• of which arc vat eatenfive,fituate on the Foreft of Dartmoor; valuable and et teufive Tin Mines called White Works, on D wtnmor Foreft. pro. daring Tin of a very fuperior quality; 34 t'iz Fourth Shares in Wheal Phcenix, in the Parini of Calftock, in Cornwall: E ever Twenty-Fourth Shares of all Mines under the Glebe Lands in the Parilh of Calftock. and a Moiety of Dues arifing from the fame; Four Sixty-Fourth Shares In Dlug-bong Mine. advantog , .•ufly Gtuate at Newbridge; a Smelting tioure and Wharf, called I uek: cr . .; Mattis, with rill the Fixtures and Implements, eligibly Situate on the Devonthire bank of the Navigable River Tamer. nearly oppoftte Calftock ; and a Fr:fel:old undivided Moiety of all Mina under the Tenement of Brimnbatch, in the Para of Brenta.. To be viewed—Pented p macular% may he had on the prostate; at the Bedford Arms, "l'avi dock ; Mcffrs. Trewmans, printers, Ex eter ; Globe, Plymouth; King's Arms, Lifiteard ; Polt Hoak. Rcdruth; Mr. Flindall, Printer, Truro; White Han. Oakbasop. ton; of Mr. Laogdon, Printer, Sherborne, Parfet; Meffrs. Weft. ton, Sollciturs. Fenchurch street, London ; at the Place of Sale and of Meffre. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgatefireet,Losidon. FOR COUGHS, COLDS. ASTHMAS, AND CONSUMPTIONS. ROBBER - D's BALSAMIC ELIXIR ; or Cough Drops. There jultly celebrated Drops, by their happy and immediate effete in removing the molt ulaftinate Coughs or Ca tart ha, and aU tendency to Cunfumption, render them a valuable Family Medicine. And when we conlder the variablenefs of our Climate,which eonf. n dy induces vs to catch cold, and that from this taking cold originates a multitude of difeafes,as Altkma, Pains In the and, Offenfive Breath, Inflammation of the I.lings, and Cunfumption, with a lung train of evils—no head of a Fa mily fhould lie down without a fmall fupply at leaft, of this al. molt isftantaneous remedy. Many thoufand perform CA) teftify the happy divas they have received from i:, when every other Medical atfiltance had failed. A CAUTION. Obferve the name of R. Butler, N 0.4, Cheapfitle, is engraved on a black Ramp, which is affixed to cash bottle ; all others aela co u t erfeits. Sold at Mr. Butler's, No. t, Cheapfide corner of Paternofter. row; and retail by Crifp. Corner of Spring Gardens; Clark, 269, Borough; and may be had, of molt Country Medicine Venders, us bottles at 2$ yd and 6s each. The Rev. Mr. BARU LAY'a PATENT ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. IT was a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchan, Author of the Domeftic Medicine, that complaints of the Bernath and bowels are the prevailing malady of this country. which by the foundation of the mare formidable and fatal dit cafes ; that the perfon who could dikover for the relic[ and cure a Cafe and infallible remedy would perform a molt important fervice to fociety. That difcovery has now been made in the Patent Antibiliuus Pins of the Rev. William Barclay, the extenfive fate of which, and the h:gh en:mation in which they arc defervedly held. has confideraMy leifsind th. number of thefc complaints; and hid, fair, In a Ihort time, to be the mans of entirely eradicating them. ........ Thefe Pills bar: a qt:ick and Pale operation, they at powerfully V!ei fpecifically on the bile, and thus remove the numerous di(ordtrs car ceded with it, flck headaches, flatulence. liver vamplaints, jaun dice, rervotts diforders from indigefli , n, Pee. They are the molt valuable family medicine hitherto offered to the Public. and the Proprietor is fripportod by the molt rtfpedable evidence of the 5 , it cbaradery of the Nubility and others, that they have never been adininiftered to ary i'erfun without giving certain and fpettly 'Oa, and in the end completing a cure This valuable medicine, having been ufed frith fueeels,hresoin mended by the following di itirguifhed Pt rfonages The Right Hon Vifcount DILLON The Lord Bifhop of BATH and WELLS Sir JOHN HONEYWOOD, Bart. M P. for Honiton Sir STEPHEN LUSHINGTON, Bart. M.P for Penryn THOMAS ANSON, Efq. M P.for Lirchfit Id JAMES AMYATr. Efq. M.P. for Southampton NICHOLSON CALVERT, Efq. M.P. for Hertford EDMUND HO EH/A. Ffq. Ncw-ftr. et, Spring-gardens THOMAS HA M MERSLEY, Efq. Pall-Matt G. W. DICKES, Efq. Private &aviary to the Arehbifbop of Canterbury I he Rev Mr. DIMOCK, Librarian to the Atchbilhop C[CLL FORRLS rElt, tic+ M.P. for Wenlock sum wholefale and retail by - fr. Butler, No:4. Chcapfitlc, corner of Paternolter-row ; and retail by Mr.Kirhy,Staflord it rttt, Old Bond feet; Mr. Stratton, i.eicclter-Nuarc ; and by all rt fpedtable Ventlersio Town and Country. A Caution—Obfervc the name of William Barclay is wgraved OR the Clamp, which is affixed on the outtide wroper of each hox ; all not fn 'tamped arc a dangerous imitation. Price j.. and tcv. per box, with ample diredlions. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. 1 1 11 E advantage the public mud always derive .L from regularly educated profefflonal men diredting almoft es clufively their studies to cr.e fpecies of malady, was never more clearly demonftrated than hy the unexampled fuccefs which has attended the admluittration of their new remedy, and the extra ordinary cures ft has performed. For a !mg feriesuf years, MeErs CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majefty's fervices have made the Verereal Difeafe the particular object of their in vcfligation, and arc happy in having di:Covered a medicine fupe dor to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fufEcient to obferva that the effesta of this remedy are diametrically oppofi:e to thole of mercury,for though it compietely eradicates every veltige of the virus, in its reoft ern.firmed ftages, yet it does not in the leafi injure the cor.ftituti•n—on the oantrary, it renovates the fyf tem in all its natural funCtione, promotes appetite, and facilitates digc Rion—thus inftead of roalic.ng a lirong and vigorous conftitu• tion to the frightful condition that mercury tines, it not only pre ' faces that conftitution In its primitive late, but reftores a weak and del ilitated one to its natural firength and vigour. Numberlefs initancea are on recent record of the leperier ercacy of this Medicine, its inherent and fpecifie virtues nab* ass per /mud corrective to bodily debility, whether proceed:Pß from an excels of conjugal or illicit pleafirre, or from" mere Infiduous, though not left deft, u dive induigenne •of Maui- I I dolts youth of both fear s in a certain pernicious habit. Atniclft the melarcholy variety of diforders which are the cor.feepteece of this f)litary vice, there are none mme affiidling tban that diftrelEr; Rate of debility and deficiency, which prevents or embitters the r.,a trirnonial Rate ; the unhappy (offerer broods over hls misfortune afhetned to reek relief, until he is reduced to fuel a ftate of weak nefs aP to render life oppreffive. To Inch palms It isuft be a con futing refteet ion, to knew that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, be reftnred to that greateft of all human bled- Inge, aft tong, manly, and rignmu c'snfitut ioa In all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever aide arinne, as well as in every fpecies cf venereal infedlion, Meffts Currie and Co. may be confulted by patients of either fez, with the Facen feerecy and honour, at their boule, No. ro7, Hatton Garden. Letters from the Country (port paid) Including a bank note, ' will have the neceffary medicine and advice fent to any part of the Kingdom. No 107, Hattonlakrden. TO-MORROW. 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