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ROBIN. .A4l Too wood-cover Telivtelititifrilhkettme; and the 1)1 toms of ; I tooled snennHiskrtifi foe to (.stet little SAL LY, 'More prattle Woad fumetintes enliven my way. At length MI a ftyle, by a walnut tree °laded, I found her in tears, a dead bird In her lap; The joy of ber once (mating face .vas nnw faded, While the wept and related her ervi mithap. • Alas: " fee my little tame Robin, • 1 be naughty cat killlit;'—and then ibe carcfs'd And Itifs'd the pow victim, and tend:N.ly fobbing, Let fall her fond tears on its blood.fprinkkd bona. I lighl as I Paid to myrelf, 'tis with reafon That Sages declare all is borrow Mew; Fee even In childhood's fair, Innocent realms, How quickly is pleafure fueceeded by woe ! LAW iNTELLIGEpCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY 26. C. PLUNRITT W. W. CONDITT. This was an atlion brought by the plaintiff, who is Solicitor General in Ireland, againil Mr. Cobbett, for an alledged libel publiffied in the Weekly Poli tical Register, of the soth of December la! damages were laid to the amount of to,oool. Mr. NOLAN opened the pleadings. The libelous paffages fpread on the record were two in number, of which the import of one was that Mr. Plunkett, in the courfe of debate in the Irifh Par liament, on the important quellion of the Union, had aliened and maintained the incompetency of the le gstiLutire (including the Royal Anent) to effett that measure, and that the Sovereignty cf the people was a fiIL principle with ... him—that he had averted this Sovereignty of the People, not in a drunken club, not t‘4 a Brawling rabble, but in a grave 4:Tenthly; and although an inebriated Nobleman had been (truck off the fa of the Privy Council, for giving as a soak, 4 The Sovereignty of the People,' in a drunken club, yet thii Barrifter, who alTetted it in Parliament, was, by Lord Hardwicki, appointed Solicitor General. The other libellous paffage fpread on the record, and which was principally infifled on by Counted, Rod cnnfidered by Lord Elienborough as the rave- Mei in the tale, was literally ao follows, viz. sae* of wan hi. DAM high Radon, which be In ably filled, W it pink! his 14egelty to barb the Weems neighbours of Callarirue (who catisAy owe the howl& end warm-bearted prin signier id win). widi Lord Neuron ter a Chouallor, I can pry mell waive whet Lard in feedwould bean less, aid aliswist be masid set ham dome. Prom a rare sprobar ef muss, or *me s ore peed lbas of felt-knowkdge, Lard Cayes would have idled with neferve and dreorntpeakin. an Ls areturi is a country, with the swami quality of the lithe- Ida' et aloha, and with their peons manners, and itlivi eiddsmalbers sad eameoltirms. be melt have been trialy un sainalait is WI a Wintry. tom with donscitic (edition and maim, dwasured wish foreign lonnon• and adios, Sax the Ugh, mire so =tried t asth stiee. if Donor Addington Ar t had t tbet On* Aired aCaouhridgebire sin ail Me mesas? Lunt woo* as fees, at the Mire of Lord ' nt• ininontte bilge to pilot a line samule illp through glee Hsugles. ifartisslaity, the integrity at Lord Kenya weed, ban dived frees ibeh on undertaking, if • eanditton had bees my ant no me 'oblong er gentleman, who pontffed seek sante at condition is tie country, upon say account wadi be cadvited. His pride would have [peened at the under- Wang. Ulu ware told, that the Cantbridgelhire Earl and hiSaele. fok the c ares at usarraasear. a dear In the Secretary's olice, and sareektif lawyers, without political babite, political Information, or bossorsige cosseitions. were to be joiseel as Offers, and to in the a* seam awl Lord Kennso's pride and integrity would how both joined in preventing from being hlinfelf the bilbrumem of introducing fuck men into a Cabinet of Government. if soy ale seas amid be found. of wham a young but unhappy vials of the jump oft** left of bit country had, In the ma mas of his meridiem sad fentenee, uttered the following firoplat—a flat viper wbom my father nourinied He it waa from what e 7 and dodrines. which now by their avail dreg me to My gram, end be it is who is now brought forward as my penitently, sod who by an =hard at mieretie of prerogative. has wantonly ill*, with a (perch to evidence, the dying fon of his easser Mend. when that dylug San bad produced no evidence, bad mode so defame, but, as the ceetrary, had acknowledged the charge, and had fubsanted to his fare; Lord Kenyon would lave turned with horror from fuck a (cow, in which, although gab wag one part to be punillsoil, yet in the whole drama, Mike was eonfonuded, rummy outraged, and loyalty Infultet" Mr. Easel's( fisted the cafe—He began his ad deers by expraffing his great veneration for the li berty of th- prcfs, etf which he ever had been, and sever Should ceafe to be the eulogist and the advo cate; fince he WAS able to dillinguiffi right from wrong, he had been accuitomed to confider the right • of &cuffing freely the rondull and mesfures of Go• vernment, and of public men as the birth-right of Sagliffimen, on which the fafety and permanence of our unrivalled Conflinition depends, and when it is 1011, the Conditution mull penes with it ; they necef farily eo-ezill—it is the vital effence of our freedom; bat if it ever (hall decay and perish, its dame don Mali probably fiall be occafioned by its Been tioofnefs and abufe, it has no enemy Co dangerous. —This invaluable right, this glorious liberty of free sod fair difeutfion Should not be Suffered by the juries at the country to be perverted into a Shield for lin principkd libellers to hulk behind, and under its protection to fpread their malignant and pnifoned thefts at worth and merit ; on the contrary, the law fays, that if a man (hall write that which injures or brings into contempt his neighbour , or bolds nut an individual as unfit for t h e office he bolts, whereby filch individual (hall or may be injured, fuck a man !Call be deemed a liheller. Alr.Erikine Rated Mr.Plun • kctt (with whom, though he was lint perfonally ac quainted, yet his chasactcr was well known) to be a Gentleman of the moll eminent talents and of the highell honour and integrity, held in the greateftefli. :nation bythe public of his native countryond regard• cd by all who sad the honour of his friendlip or ac quaintance. This, laid Mr. Erfkine, is the defcrip- slots of chairaner which the Defendant has thought proper to affail with a Irina atrocious and infamous 14sel. After a ntur.ber of obfervations, the hauled C meet proceeded to call evidence. Evidence was then produced, that Mr. Cobbet was tie foie proprietor act the Political Reg:fir. Several witnelfes were then called in order to explain the inuendoes ; theft witneffe. were Mr. Wickham, Mr. Barnett, and Mr. roller, Speaker of the late bin, Node of Cnermoos. 'nick gentlemen, on being Sewn the libels, agreed in thinking the inuendoes applied to Mr. PhO.kell. M. ADAM addreffed the Jury on behalf nr the ele• hodaot, in a very judicious. imprcffive, and eloquent fpeeth. He eapreffed great refpett and triendlhip Inc Mr. Erfkine, but as an advocate he laid, there were parts of his condua which he had on this rice*. fi,iit a right to complain of. "I am not," laid Mr. Adam, •Icifonally acquainted with the Jury, AL Air. Erfkine is, but i tit fl to their good fettle and infor !nation for this, that they will not fnffer their minds to be inflamed by the fpeech of my learned friend, and by his allufions to the trial on Thutfday which the prefent aClion has nothing to do. I unit, Gentlemen, that you will confider only what is within the four corners of the record, an advice oftengivin in fimilar cafes by Lord Kenyon." Mr. Adam pane gyrized the defendant's gencra lc onduit and charac ter with great feeling and zeal. With much art and ingenuity he alluded to one of Mr. Erikine's °bier• rations, vi z. that Mr. Fox, although [truck off the lid of the Privy Council, was not thereby injured. Is Mr. Plunkett injured, hid Mr. Adam, by the imputation call on him t He is his Majeliy's Solicitor General, in the full career (not interrupted by this publication) to honours and emolument. Mr. Adam, after replying to every argument ufed by Mr. Erfkine in aggrava tion of Mr. Cobbett's aggreffion, and with a degree of ability to which wekannot now do juflice, Paid, that as to the charge of the Parliamentary languages though he did not mean to joaify any part of the publication complained of, for it was not Mr. Cob be t t's intention that he fltonld ; yet, as throng lan guage had been laid to fall from Mr. Plunkett on the queftion of Union, as that which Mr. Cobbett's Re r,oiiier contained, he produced a volume containing a compilation of the fpeeches made on the Union— which was objeeted to. He then repeated his appeal to the feelings of the Jury ; and Lord Elletiborough delivered the following charge Gentlemen—The pla intiff in this cafeh asbrought his anion to obtain reparation for an attack nude upon him by the plaintiff in a publication which you have repeatedly heard read. You are to put out of your confideration the other parts of the publicati in of which the defendant has heretofore been convieted, and only to confider the part now before you. The punillastent which a man is liable to for a public of fence, is not to abridge the right of an injured indi vidual to obtain redrefs for the injury he fultains.— Yoan hate heard the proofs of the publication of this libel by the defendant—of its quality you are to judge, and furely no rational man need be told that it is of a moll malignant nature. At to what has been laid of the defendant's poverty by his Counkli who reprefents to yon the inflruetions of his Client, Sven thipld you give the client credit for veracity when he flaws his poverty, yet the law is, that a per. fon's poverty does not mute offences of this kind. The damages you are to appreciate Mould neither be reduced by his poverty, nor enhanced by his wealth. You are to confider the magnitude and fire of the injury—the way to meafure the injury is to confider each of you what would compenfate your feelings for it. As to that part of the libel which attacks the plaintifP's language in Parliament, his Counfel lays, he could not put in a pica of jollification, for proof could not be given of what is Paid in Parliament ; the privileges of Parliament mutt not be,ttrenched up on or invaded. True it is, that this difficulty exias, but it is a difficulty of the defendant's own creating. Why did he arraign any language ufed in Parlia ment, or impute language not ufed to the plaintiff. But, Gentlemen, the principal:raven:ex is the charge of his being the preceptor in treafon of the unfortu nate Emmett—as if he were like the enemy of man kind, firth the reducer then the accufer—as if he wan tonly lathed the fon of his friend and the pupil of his own (edition. Gentlemen, it is your province o t meafure the damages ; you will confider that Mr. Plunkett holds an office at all times and in all coun tries of an invidious nature. It is a Ltation that at trans odium—for it is his duty to profecute public offenders. You will confider the danger to which he may have been ezpofed by means of this libel. and the pain and injury done to his feelings; and I have no doubt but you will return a proper verdift. The Jnry returned a verdih for the plaintiff s with ;ooh. damages. BINGHAM V. MILS. This was an anion brought againft the defendant, as Receiver of Gofport, for the amount of a verdict found by the Jury for the Plaintiff, as compenfation for certain premifes which he bad given up to his Majeily's Officers of Ordnance, pusfuant to the Alf of Parliament. The Plaintiff, who was the incum bent•of Gofport, held certain premifes under the Bilbop of Wincheller, upon which be had ereeted a houfe, and expended a large fum of money; the exigencies of the Rate required he Ibould give up the potreffion to the Officers of Ordnance, which he ac cordingly did ; a Jury was impannelled to value the premifes, and they found a verdift that the plaintiff was intitled to 54,7581. for one part of the premifes, and the further (urn of 4701. to be paid for the bene fit of the Incumbent, for the other : upon applica tion being made to the defendant, as Receiver for Gofport, he at firft promifcd to pay the amount of the verdift, but afterwards refuted: the aftion war then brought. In going throtTh the evidence, a point was made by Mr. Glass, on the part of the Defendant, which was, that tke Iteverfioner fliouid have been called in upon the valuation, as well as the Leafeholder. — The verdis was. therefore, found for the Plaintiff fobjett to this point. 111AVLILLD011 W. THE SHIMVPIIOT T$ C TTTTT or MI This was an aaion brought againft the Sheriffs of Middlefex, for having arrefled a perfon of the name of Walden, at the fuit of the Plaintiff, and after wards (offering him to efcape from their cuftody. The Plaintiff not being able to 1410 e the altual arrell, and offering parole evidence, when wntten evidence ought to be procured, he was nonfoited. .11OLLIDAT. V.- GOLDSMITH. This was an action of damages for cutting the Plaintiff with a (harp edged tool, and thereby di6- bling him. The Plaintiff was working in the fhnp of the De. fendant, shit is a chair maker, when the Defendant, in a paifitin, took up a chifcl and threw it at his ap prentice, who had provoked him: it niiffed the ap prentice, and (truck the Plaintiff in the atm. The Delvndant, alarmed at tie milrhicf lie had done, prcmtled to lupport the Plainttd until he was reco vered ; Lut (horily after, finding the Plaintiff* nut of danger, he repented id hi, rtiini , t,, and totally ne. gleth:: hint. The PI tintid l id tAn a long time, and dill remains Ul.:alt tr) e4lO si killd of liveli hood ; many applitiv.:cns wet: made In the Defen dant, for fume kind of mairti-nane,..htit to no iirpnfe. —He was at ref of to t his a Flinn, to reciiver ctimpenfation tia the itijor) he had fidiained. ,The Lilts were proved, and the Jury found a rerdset lot ria;u:iff, 151. deu...;;;,.1. ka ea di O is a C C a 1 PRIZE JEGIiEk. - . - ABSTRACT GT A _BILL TOR BlETTltt!Vital.° 1011 ldo GU LAR AND SPISEDT DISTLIBUTIOS OT ra it E•atodita'a AND FOR THZ abCVLAtSOS OT THE AUSINUIS OP ?RIZ: AGINTS. Emas, That it lbaU be lawful far the Lord Hi.!.. t Admiral. or the Commilfioners for Emoting ilte Office of Lord High Admi ral of the United Kingdom of Gr,at Ittitain and !mina for the time bring. or any ormore of them; and they are hereby required, within months after the palling of this Ad, by warrant, to nominate and appoint it and proper rufous (not being Members of the Houk of this Adt xec which erfons, fo to be nominated and appointed as aforefaid, Wall be mired p Comrniffioners of Prizes, and *ball have a public Of. Ice In one of the Cities of London or Weftminfter, which than be called the clencral Prize Office; and that it (hall be lawful for the Lori High Admiral, or the Commiffioners for Esecoting the Of fice of Lord High Admiral of .refaid, for the time being, or any or more of them, (corn time to time, upon proof of mil. condo& or for other goal and (ancient cattle, to remove any filch Commiffinner or tommiffioners of Prises from his or their laid Office or Offices ; and info upon the deceafe, refignation,or removal of any loch Commilfioner or Commaioners of Prizes, to appoint any other perfon or perfons (not being a N'ember or Members of the Houle of Commons) to be a Commiffioner or Conuniffioners of Prizes in the Read of fucb perfnn or !salons who ibill have lo refivied. or been removed from his or their laid Office or Offices: and loch Commiffioners of Prima Mal have loch Sala ries and Allowance" as are in the Schedule to this Aft fpecified, and let oppodte to their (aid refpedive Offices. Commiffioners may appoint Clerks, &e. and silo may appoint Agents at Plymouth. Porantouth, Sheernefis and Yarmouth. Part of recited Adi rtlating to appointments to Prize Agents repealed, and only one Agent to be appointed for eaoh Zip or capture. Penalty on Agents permitting others to (hare in Commillion, and on perfons receiving any such ff....re or emo:tinsent therefrom. Agents to resider their Powers of Attorney. Agents to give feeurity. • Residers of Coati" of Admiralty to enter Powers of Attorney. Residers of Vice Admiralty Courts to traafinit a UP, of Prizes adjudged. Agents appointed atter condemnation of Prizes to miner their Powers of Attorney. Reg Uteri to tranfmlt to Greetivrich Horpital Copies of Letters of Attorney teen/Ted in their Courts. Tree ft , pies ai Letters of Attorney and Rs lobe evidence at Agency. Comnilinan snowed to Prize Agents. Nocation to be given by Agents of :he payment ofPrize-money. Nodee alto to be given of the amoont of an individual &arum each elate Penalty for netted of giving notice orpiment' of Prisemswiry. Or not tranfenitting notices. Nmificaterts regiftertd at the Royal %libel to be evidatee of Agency. ore payment of Prizes, • Copy of the true Account of Sals to be exhibited in the Court of Agents to advertife their exliibitiog Account of Sales. Agents to keep Oflice open ' days a week for payment of Shares. , Money not diftribsted by Agents within soothe if in England. or abroad, where no appeal, be paid to CP11111if•• Banat. Commirlemere may give timber time to Agent. Remittance to be In Government or Mercantile ama set to re peal provillan of et Goo. M. e. 96. . . Proceeds sot diftrbuted within the required periods to be pelt to Commirrionars, together witk per Ccat. am money Md. bated and paid or remitted. Lifts, copies, andarmoonts, to be delivered by Agents to MM. olßee.--Psnalty for neglea or refufaL When bufinefs taken out of the hands of the Pain Agent, no Commiffion to be allowed him on any proceeds not terleited. Commilliosersto give two receipts to Priers Agate far moos, or goods gives or lent to Prlzenlßee. Commiffionts may file Bill in Equity again' former and future Prize Agents for accounts of Prize Balances. At not to take away power of 'Creaferer of Greenwich Holpi• tal to fue for arrears, or to abridge Jorlididition of High Court of Admiralty. Money lent to Commiffioners of Prizes to be laid out to Go vernment Securities till required for dittribution, &e. Commilouers of Prizes to diftribute the munq received by them. 1 the In cafes of appeal or litigated claims, premeds to be paid to the CommitSoners. beetling proceeds In mks of appeal In Government Securities. Cornmitioners to advance money to Agents or Correfpendents, for carrying on faits or appeals. Security under former Adt, by claimants appealing, to eztend to inters ft. In all cafes of tippets, diftributlon to he made by prize Mice. Officers quitting nations before diftribution, may died pros weds to be remitted to Prize Meas. Recalls to be made Ly Commilfseuers of Prizes, and money mot claimed to be paid to Greenwich liedpitaL Officers to leaden account of captures to Prize Office. No Agent to be feed for win men, units he carte. to pay Prisw money after produdion of the certificate or the R. being taken ar. Notice of diftribution of bounty to be infested In the Gazette. Penalties on Agents or petrol,s paying or receiving money 02 account of glares before nutificotion or dill riLution. Perfons running away not to be entltkd to Prize-money. Payment or remittance so Prize Office to Wats. Arabians Sr.?. from any penalties under farmer Mk. Commiffioners way fend precepts for perfons, fee. and High Courts of Admiralty may iffue monition to Each patrons, and tar prododioa of bonito. &c. Coolotaottera at Prizes may examine upon oath ottnialliered ►y them. Krfons neglecting to attend or to produce accounts. fte. at re futing to be (worn, or to anfwer qultions, may be imprifoncd. No perfon Ilan be compellable to anfwer any queftlun, sr pro duce any secounts.b.e. that may criminate him. Perkins giving Lslie evidence, mail be fubjtato the pcsalties for corrupt perjury. Treaforer of Greenwich Hofpital ray esandne the'book► of the CommilLoners of Prizes. Nn fees to be lad,Cll at the Prize Ofilee. No CustmilEnner, Clerk. fee. to ad as Arent. on penalty of Judge of High Court of Atlndralty may /lir, el inquiry Into procecelinp of ComenilLnners, aod Lords of Appeal may Bay and area their proceedings. Ad may be altered or repealed this &Mon. Flaw.—Yetlerday morning a fire broke ont at a coal warehoufe in Cecile filed, Oxford toad, occa finned by a candle, which bad been left in ihe wpm with a child, catching the uir.dros furnitutr. It WAS got under after having done cur fidcrahle damage. In confequence of the rcre..tect attempts to 11. t fire to New Orleans fince the Amc:ican. have been in poliefficrn of it, Governor Ctssanavr has .ffered coo dollars reward for the dilluvery of the incen diary. A few days fence a boy fell from a foot no the roof of Lincoln Cathedral, and was fo much hurt that his recovery is hopelefs. On Tuefday lad, as a poor man was digging at Cowes, in the Ifle of Wight, a large quantity of gravel fell on him and broke both lii. legs. Lan week a young man, while driving a waggon near Wellingore, in LincOlntliie, attempted to leap from the (hafts but his clothes being entangled, fell nnder the wheels, and was CII,IICCI to death. Saturday a child was loh.nd ;Wray ir, Whiterhapel, being deferted by its mother, Vil.n WAS dilillTeled in a (late of intozicati.m with her arm Moken, a• a th , rt diflance. They were both taken to Whitechapcl Wor khoule. On Thutf.l.ty a wawgon cornier in town, near Enfield, almoii demolithed a tingle horfe chaile, by coming in cont •Pith it in the ithreticc =lthr dti•:r, oho was re7i.iing in a puhiit houfe. A Gentlenun, elin was in I!, Was nightly hurt in tic iltc driver was at - to-twat& lecuted. ICCLIMASTICAL PROMOTION. • The &riot Mount Edgeeuntbe bee pretentedjbe Rev. Joir. .rtcott to the Reaory of Rene. in Cullll/Itits slid by the elcseb Ftbe Rev. Jobn Boron. BIRTHS. l'alt week Mee. Hendww, of Lutterwordt, Leieefteribtre, of four children, three male au4l one female; all of whom arc likely to do wed. MARRIED. • Saturday evening, by (pedal licence, at Earl Fortekeet, in Grofreaoaquare, Lord nig, to Lady Heiler F . orteicue, eldat daughter of Earl F.irtetrue.. . At Ballinailue, Sinclair Hutephrys. a'tLe 6ad regiment, Efq to Mira M. Heffernan, daughter to Peter Heffernan, Efq. deeeafcJ a formerly of Uthar's-quey, city of Dohlin, mereliant. Au Wednefday iaft,at St. Pa nerve Church, John Meow, Erg. or Chtelletter, to Mili Mary Elizabeth Par . cr. of Howland fire Fiteroy•fquare,datightm of the late Captain Parker, of the Nary. Op Saturday morning, at Bath, after a lingrting ...la - port:ion of many months, Vilkountefs Hampden. At Stilton, on Monday loft, the Rev. William White, A aci , dea. con of Sarum, and Rector of Stilton, at the advance I age of 713. Lately at Chariot, Maw WiThch, whither he L..d gout quality of a Profaner. At Kaltnee, on Me 14th fat. Captain John Fullaron, of the Ltc 97th Regiment of Root. TO-MORROW. Sun - sires Eun fete l Moen rtlCs is rainutesaftcr 3 .1 r S Placates after S I 58 after a t HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning Afternoon MERCURY, esceffive Drinking, &c. which inn. poverifhts the blood. weakens the nerves, impales the fa.' cultic*, and mull confngsevitly reduce the conftitution to a Rate of nafety waft than death. HUNTER'S RESTORATIVE BAI. SAM la the firft Medicine in the world fur reitoring and indigos rating the conaltut ons of perfurts weakened and debilitated by g comic of stippated pledureli, ur indent by PM other ratifies.. Every day "ple.Juces heat accounts of this invaluable Reactance Medidne, for Confumptiutts, Lora of Memory. Di undo of Sight, Trenditings, Perldetscfs, -Horrors of the Mind, Paralytic Com. plaint.. &e. Per Pains in the pack and Loin Glects, and Se. nand Weaknrffes, perhaps there is not any Medicine, in public or private pratike, which has been fu foccdsfol for upwards of twenty years. Many Oentlemeo of the fitit cilitindlico in this khrgioni, as well as others, wick emiftitutiuns Were brokee and decilitated, by emit-win toe powerful cooties of mercury, have experienced the falutary effeds of this Medicine; for although by the of, of that mineral, the venereal pawl may be &Aliened, the blood becomes irupoveriiised, the nerve weakened, the pro. creative faculties iaipalred,and pm - Guist°. often reduced to a ita:e of nate-able eiliteems To be bed at 'Wildest Warehnufe, No. 163, Flew. &rect. an I N'd. tl, Old liond-Rreet ; Mr. Tint, Royal Each ngeg and of all Veoders of Medicines its Towel and Coontry. Pike fin gd. the box; ot it map be bad in larga bears, price only tics. which contain the quantity of fix fmall boats, which is a fining te the parader of fe as made up kr he Aemy,l4l.my &e. • '-• A Pamphlet on the Vlefues, Price 6.1. , o .° Country Ccettemep may base this Medicine rent to a past of the Ringelhes, by enelefiligeak is a finall pared, or trt tester *cam wish Wade as above, HAVING . , dedicated dryfelf tn the Andy, and heed resettled by the mat Shildesheepeadioe in that brash which I thought groper ao feted, 1 terra that I bare not more nut., employed my time thain ‘ thofe Mtn, In the extenlve Uhl of the safeties. at ottaboy Untneeted hr uncertainty, and mug always attain that rocas which is acquired by concentrating tha 1 intededual power to one etati of difordera Tive *kola of DEBILITVire pendiarly ditteellog. foe thee koo with them a wain of concomitant tymptornsonel. by a dc- K, ell vital energy, eilfbmce Welt' becomes embittered...a holier (*Site Soothe prevalence of ID exaronle, tbededrism ties habit sof febool-bays. or the indulgences of maturity, they rim golly the molt atlitems profelliontd , fkill ; but by the Ignoravcci of uneducated min, tic firmness are aggravated, ahl the 0001.• tether Is d. rtr.lod. As a mamBER of the ROYAL COI:LOGE r ( gyljtogolf r i., I ground nip presutfrons on regldarity of aunties; sod sidleillnif every privi:ege to ptaelicc, I feel unfelt entitled to that coo/ ears with which 1 have hitherto been hi liberally honoured. In the firft fenlitioaa of local wetkode, early opplieettem will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but whet.: the tot. fern, from a confcioufnefs of the itnroanlinefs of the vice which caukd his misfortune, le fearful tit the mote/opt is cenfere of No family pbylielan, cad broods over his infirmity with careful con cealment. It malt be fatis!aCtory fur !dm to be adored cot only of capability of treatment. but ago of the matt Inviolable fared,. And in recent Veirerul Complaints it is pufhtde 40 prevent pia. danger or dittrefs ; In the mon complicated cafes it la the acquire ment of excluiivc experience in this lane to deft a fore, ',Vida, and focedy re.....ftahilaamcut I offer the advantage of this elperienee to that,: of either fee whet are afilitßed with IVy kind of DEBILITY. of any fytoptonts at VENEREAL INFECTION, and to all cafes the terms of remit neratten are Rated on the Brit Interview. Par stain the country are expeEted to Jackie a Bank note, aid are repelled to fpecify their MagAe and manner of living. , le' sabre of the 11.0731 Cathie of Surgeons to Loaded. 4o 2g, ArtsdelAreet„ &Md. OM fr.Mple iiir. VFNEJLEAL BLINDNESS. To Mr. Taoaua TAT Loa. Surgeon, No 9, Ncw Bridge•ltnacto 110 at*, London. II: is with the inolVheartfelt fatisfadion that I al. drefs you on the incomparable excellence of your invaluable Medicine-4.7:AR E's PATENT PII.I.S.—In the fpring of thin yeldl bag Ow nanhartoaeiii contract a Venereal Contpl .lot, attar dcd with the Inca, &J4irth•ti , ond that tic.tua fymptoms ; In fu sued that 'Rave been to my room for awh k weak t,,galber. rand nit alai& is sir aud , nt It : I bad no reit night ooklay, and Buffered the ne asicrittiating pain and to:tnent, and what nen &II work, sly eye* re* weak and dim, fo that I could tam 1.1164 n any abledt, it ~Lib risk is ate, and expreird aseldnd fuc fowl lois ocasy fight. Front a Rout e lle-kby, and rio thcr corpulent merit, Y heetrac a mere fitadow, and an oiled laf play and' lapailioni.hty friends bad all given me over, and th , u, tt ray ricovory.ii,vpuffibis,'. In eht s dreadful 're d peCin every minute to be my IA In this w,,t1.1. I was fortu nately roaomnianJad by s tpiabanor to try your Ifetbcitws. Uot t i:,l all medical a purpufc, and liven at an owe iwat• eayrnce, it wet (aura liefurc I cued he rr.vailel out take then.; at loft I fent for . al bores, and before I had take n all. I found tonini.Tabk Iviectic my pains gradually deerc.afeds and my eyekht grew hater, and to the great forprite and alio eillimert of all my Wends, (Ater taking three boles more), my Leak:, and rength was pettedly restored, and I an. now, (tt.anke nny (ton and ran:invaluable Medicines), as well and hearty as ever 1 wag in my life. Soot obliged htenbic (cream, I I): 1. Itrt et, ilirmir hails, N.,rctnl:r et, t/99. R. 1.. 1.11014. .1 or hled,ctue is earocilly recommend/4 to all perfen that are In any denote of their being entirely free of every Venal real Affedlivo, particularly to th.Afc a' out al,,rius thus cemd.tio• In lite, 34 It will certainly cradinste every .sine ear that nature, of boivcvc.r I ..rg Rending, or bowler J 14114.0 n Ake the spre.r .1 • en ~:be r data 'ars a mar bee for ieuriniti., talandekr. And Coni• ner.na m..!alnta it i, a l'n recurnm.r.d.d to be taken, efpecially thr rprinp, Summer, and l'rep.ered mss fold by the Cole Prop:crew, T 1103131 TAT LOP, Memner of the Corp, anon of :••urgrons, 'modem, at his bottle, N 0.9, New Ittidire•lt -err, where he will give Advice, withal a Fen, to Perrone t tieing there Pine, an. will as Inca rat:ents Let ter*, it poll raid, inn tie I,l.nnattrunt, ohferv,g in all cake the moil IneiretALle fecrecy. nn Perftn'a tame or cafe having beta C..eir own articular a. cued, by the efOpriet of, it • ",rk nt more than 3t years. what I. has had the con• lilt i extenfire Levu( the above Medlar.s and the pradliza attic g• 1! by V. appointment, at th- r No. It, St. Alban'i-r!r_e•,!" ; Mr it eN• Tor-lhop,No. icy. Otive,i•iiitct; P., e.t.a,. , No. 1, Onion-row, I "wergiad ; and Icy our Perron in every .onfsderahle town 1. 1.1 11. , I: elf any as. 9d. each fealcd rep, wide fall a - i pl.dn at ~:a(ti.nu r 1 :-y L tzr`tary•ri, r • ) !Fc St w. 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