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z.4ir inTtLidExcg. COURT OR WM'S Ith.:NCIL JULY ts. remount le THoss. itosT A ND WHIsTom •Ihe Plaintiffs are ElieClitpcs to the late Mr. J. 4111 ryc,,,ft, an eminent Stock broker. againd the De *ndants, who are in the fame lint of bafinefs.- I .i-01. had been bought by Mr. Riot of the ; he had become (nu krupt. a deficiency had ai in . pas mem on that ttAnfadion, and the qiiedino for the confider:aim. of the Court And Pry was, if the onus Defendant, Mr. Whitlnn could he made rafponfible for this defalcation, in the charadler of parities with Thomas Ruts. Maim. East's% and G natow, for the Plaintiff, opened a very Rion cafe, which was, however, fx csf•folly repeiled by Mat.. DaLLar and Tors Iwo, woo cOniendeJ Mr. Powell had no general panner lhip w b sir. Rust, and had no conimaion whatever with hiM, excepting in the tranfaitions with the Him uf Caned, Powell, and Co.—renfsa for she Def. saw. JOLT 5 -.coos; V. WI:WI:WPCS. . This was an action by the owner of the Min, the Welcome Meffeager, aphid the owner of the (hip Paragon. The decimation Rated. that the fervent' of the defendant lo unikilfully navigated the (aid vete'. that they ran againft the (hip of the. plaintiff, whereby Ate was funk and deilioycal. Mt. Eisen.' Omn, that the Plaint re (hip failed from 'North Shields in Match (Sol, and when they arrived off Lowedoffe they met the accident which gave rife tn the pi efcnt ?Sion. He lhould Thew that the fault was entirely in the crew of the defendant's Tad ; for there was a law of the lea as well as a law of the road, and both were founded on principles which bad the convenience of travel less cor their tibial. If a man mai OW a t night in it daft road, if he kept his right fide he might pitfe fafely on, unlets Tome other went nut of ha right fide. So it fea it was an eftab tifited law, that a fhip having the wind (that is failing *furs it) Mould give way to the veffel'which was beating up againft the wind, and fits this plain reafon, that the former could avoid the latter with very little inconvenieeice to herfelf, whereas if the latter were to attempt to get out oldie way of the former they would l a ,fe m o re way in - half an hour than they could recover in a. whole slay. Built wits the relative fituatione of the eiefLls of the Plaintiff and Defendant. The Plientirs (hip was laden with coals, working againft die thiad; the Defendant's was going before the wired; It was a calm night and clear enough to °fie hay flip time vanish to clear away from dan ger, They could have cleared the Piaintlte (hip with half a stun of the wheel, if they had been at all minding their ditty. but indeed of which, though they were repeatedly hailed, hot •a foul was on the watch, and they tame r , de& athwart the quarter of the Welcome Meffengeby which Me was funk, and left hardly time enough fur the . men to five their 14ea. • John Undo, Captain of the IV" Welcome Meffen er , Rated that they failed fr o m North Shields, coal Laden, in March. tlos. On the istli thede the Lwelkolle Lights; they weie tailin y ma de B ea wind, and about ten o'clock they few the Pat agon ing in their quarter ; when they Heft law her 4he might be three quasters of a mile dillant ; as the approached they hailed her; but got no anfwer ; they told her the would be foul of them if they florfoarl their helm ; they received no anfwer, and the came plump upon them ; their veffel imme diately fwurig round, and lie jumped upon the fore cadle of the Paragon. He law no perfon there, but M e re was one or two aft ; lull as he got the Hem, the Captain eif the Paragon was coming up the cabin hatch-way Hc faid he had not been down above a varier of an hour, and that he fappofeil his men, indeed of keepirg a loolbout, bad gone below too. LThe Captain withed the while& and his clew to go to his own kip, and that he and his crew would affil them; but the witncfs declined, as he thought the was in t-.o elangetous a date : &only after the kip funk. The defence, let ap by the roller fide was, that it was tit dark a night they could not fee the length of the gib boom before them. That the watch was all upon deck keeping a look out, and that they never law the Wekome tleffenger until the WAS chile tinder their bows Several Icemen of the yard were c died, who (wor se a thrfe Gas, but the Jui y I.•und a veal for the I'taintiff. It was agreed to fettle the amount of the damages by reference. SHOWS{ OlLLleflt IND 01 tlta S, MOOG XF IS Or *MUM IIII• AND JOHN a{ATSUI. V. ISTIS. ITS left 14111.141.11. This was an atlion of cover to recover three fourths f:sale of the kip Ada.. The whole caufe depended eiprm the 34 Gee. 111. C. 6d. f. r 6, which has been emstnonly called the Al of the Lea of Liverpool. Mar& Lleatfon west proptietins jointly with the Captain of the (hip. About the middle isf June, tilos, they became emlaanaffed, and, to resnove their dil6- i•ulties, propelled to fell to the Defendant two Alps, lie Ocean and Juliana, fur the fum ef 7=ol. O a tile faith of the ful4ltnest cf this intention, the De. fend:int gave acceptances to that extent. With thee • ilk. Mars. Ikatton endeavoured to relent the Mips ofn the hands of the perfons with whom they had !..:cn pawned ; bat for rcafuns not difficult to dam c‘r, the parties chore rather to detain the Alps, than • icceive the acceptances of the Defendant as the o i o dition a their (urrender. The fituatioa of Mars. •to ns' affairs induced them to me the bills, In at to e atinguids tome meting demands. The De iiiatit requited Come adequate return for his ac• finances, in confeqnence of which, an arrangement took rlace, and three-fourths of the flip Atlas were • lie transferred to him. This flip was now at fea, • d all that was neceffary to be done was pet PROWL: ..• Ow time, to carry into elle& the contra& between if , : parties. Ou the trh December t dot, the Chip . :ivcd, and was repotted to be in the port of Lon. d Such were the feels of this Cale. Meths. G•aaow, Nur, and Sc AAAAA for the :'iaisitiffr, captained the teems of the Aa to which ; h a ve referred; which requires, that within ten :.vs after the arrival of the drip in the polo to which ...Woofed, a regular transfer Mould be made by (circlet spa the regifier. The Captain, also on: fourth dere, mai, in the vulgar plirafe, rode ~;i: Intim, d i dre, not et wed at the Cutler's' houfe to the peoperty In ijsa way required by the AO. is.lciidant tale fee ed to be a little d the Male abd when Mars. &ages applied to him. returned 10 Aster's to Attie eatneft folicitationt,-1 " D— you and your Np too, and all that belongs to you." The Learned Cnunfel Paid, in etinfecyience tsf increafing difficulties, Weirs. Beatfon became OAnkrupts that in treating the prefent mak they had nothing to do with the feelings cif the parties; and that the As not having been complied with, ac cording to the ezprefs terms , they were, beyond the poffibility of contradiaion, entitled to the verdia of the Jury. After the witneffes were called, Mr. ERSKINE, on behalf of the Defendant. did not difpute the terms of the As of the Earl of Li verpool. but be doubted if, under fume peculiar cit.- comflances, the ten days were to be taken with that arilinefs which, in ordinary cafes, was ezpedient.—. Not only the law, but the intention of the Legiflature &odd be confidered. After the arrival of the &op, and before the expiration of ten days, leveret holi days had intervened at the Cullom horde, when no clerks were in attendance, and, therefore, it was net prafticable to comply with the terms of the AEI; and he enquired of his Lordfhip, if the Aft required two days intlead of ten. and thole two days were holidays when the Officers were not prefent to do the duties required. whether, in foch a cafe, the ACI fhould be confined imperatively ? Lord ELLINROROUGN.—••" When Inch an inflame (hall occur, wherein it is impoffible to comply with the terms of the Ae, it %gill be time enough to give my opinion on that particular cafe. The (iteration here is not of that kind ; the Al admits hot of one confiruaion, and the terms on which the alienation of (hipping property depends, have not been corimli ed with: Vera" for she Plaiusj, dantaps e NRWSOR O. TiItiANTOR• The Plaintiff configned provifilns, viz. beef and pork, to a Mr. Church, his fafer as to the beef, and his fallor and joint-ptlorietor as to the pink. Mr.Chnrch being in want or money. railed from the Defendants soot. on beef to the value of 4871. and he endoefed a bill 0r lading for poet to the value of 4501. to them. on condition of their making an advance of money to his (Church's) clerk, which he never made. —lt was contended by Mr. Glass, and obferved by , Lord Eze.tesnaooon, that as to the beef, a faClor cannot !laze the goods of his conlignm—he can not pledge tt-e toothgd, nor the iimbel of them, the 6,11 madAs e pork, the Defendants had not e advance to the clerk of Mr. Church, which was the condition of the fate; and it nas'a nullity. Vcrdia for the Plaintiff. NAT a,. Gnu:nano. This aeffion aloft from the apparent ambiguity of a Power of Attorney, the defendant not claiming a right to the property in qualm, but merely 'anxious to afcertain the rights of others, and to indemnify and &core hienfelf.—lt was immediately fettled. The allowance of fablittence money to the Officers on the imprefs [voice in London, has been indicated front 3s. 6d. to ss. per day. Thurfdav a Common Hall was he l d for the Elec tion of two Gentlemen to he put in nomination for Sheriffs, when; after reading over the names of thate eligible, a letter, addieffed to the Loam Maena, was read by Mr. Axons PIRILING. from Mr. PARRY (an EaR-India DireCtor), Rating that he was a Lieute nant-Colonel in the Eatl-India Volunteers, and being 73 years of age, he milled the Livery would eicufe him. Mr. Dixon tlepped forward, and Rated to the Livery, that as Mr.' FAIRY' found himfelf young enough to be a •Lieutenant-Colonel, and could all.. fill the fituation of an Lail-India Diieflor, he (Mr. D.) flattered himfcle ivery would not think an` paffing him by. M f r th PAR L RY'S name was then an nounced, and he was unanittioutly elated ; as was alto Gaoact SCHOLIY, Ely. A Mr. Sturm was yelletday fe'nnight brought up from Kileuilen , in the Comity of Kildare , to Dublin Cattle, where he underwent an examination. He was futpatedto have arrived very lately from France. but a cotemporary Print alterts that he was a [cadent of Baltimore, in America, f ACM whence he lately ar rived in the quarter w:)cre he was arrefted, of which he is a native.—DuiVet /Awning Pg. The lollowing avriUt inttance cat hidden death oe curred lag wee k, on the I ACC wound near Carlille A petfin of the name oi Jofhua Norman, an inhab - tent of Penrith, who tiled to travel het ountry. at tending horfe-racing, &c. WAS offered duce tankards 1 of ale by an acquaintance. on condition that he. fhould think them off at three draughts, otherwile he (Norman) thould pay fur thorn. The vier was accordingly accepted; and Not man, alter drinking the lag tankard, walked off apparently in health, bu: was thortly after ditcovcred in one oftt tents, with his head tetlined upon a table, quite 1 dead. A Coroner's Jur) fir upon the body the tame evening, and brougkt ti n their vadat—Died by the vilitation of Gun. Pit.t.oav voa Faavo.—Yellerday, Rokrt Rey oak, 7017.1 7&&11, and w iles Rood ia the pillory in Well Smithfield-. purtuant to their lenience at the late Old Bailey Seffions ; where they were conviaed of fraudulently forming a confpiracy to de fraud feveral tradeftaen and shopkeepers out of their goods. by attuning &lie charafiers ; and giving the natbfpeeing ;serious, of whom they pretended to put chafe various valuable articles, Palle antes drawn upon ea ch other, And made payable at 1 4 ..&,ti0us places I an/ on enquiry, no tacit pesfons stew known. The numberlefs fwindling mute& ions prac ticed by thefe delinquents about the metropolis ex cited general alarm, and much tatisfaltion mutt be felt by all who are coreerned in trade, at their being brought to lattice. A great concourse of people :Mended, and (bouts of indignation pro- ceded Gum all quarters; while the culprits, with the aloft hat dened impudence, laughed at the etecratouns uttered again(' them. They were all LW - gulled. and had their faces painted. Howfc was drettrd like a Tailor, in a check fhirt, blue jacket and trowtera ; Thodey iti a brown jacket ; and Reynolds in a brown coat ; Howie appeared to have more cafe and indulgence in his fituation than the otter two, head being more at li city. The latter heating the ctowd inquire which was 'Squire Reynolds, Lid very loudly, " they want to fee Reynolds, then here he goes," at the fame Cone increafing the motion of the machine, and the walk of Lis companiona. Their behaviour though highly dilguiling, did not (sedation them to be much pelted ; the populace were very favourable, and tl.: t th in • confiderable diflance off. [Vier Rand ne an ls..t, they returned to Newgate in a f.uacla, w h ere they ate ea be imprikesed one year. •• o M n al a 0 i a r t 1 1 1 1 i s , \ 1 .. 1 \. 11 (1 :1 - 1 . , , . 1 1 . i i i 1 t LONDOlfgffAtalef* CORH.EXCHANGE, FRIDAY,JUL, IS. Having but a than (apply of Wheat to-day. the Lass again ad vanced. Barley and Malt are alfe dearer. Peak and Beans reedit, obtain the prices as under. Grey Peak are Rill rearm There being large arrivals of Oats, they are formality cheaper. r. la as. per lack diner. GENF.RAL CURRENCY AS UNDER Wheat. 36.. 48.64 a. per yr. White Peak. 40e 445. GIL Fiat Ditto, 655. 665. oL Bana t Os 44, od. Rye, are elle. od. Tick Ditto sas. sis. Ream i cs. re. oa. . us. 245. Mak, 6os. 635. od. Pol and d itto. 7.ss. ads. 6d. Hes ditto, cos. oos. od. Rape Seed, 37L to 401. per lA. PRICE OF FLOUR. Floe Flour 455. to 504. Seconds am. to 435• per lack. A RETURN OP FLOUR, From the soth of June to the 6th of July. • Total-- s y.tas facka--Average 46.. !rid --. 14 0;1 higher than hit return. INspRCTOR's RF.TURN AT UXBRIDGE, JULY is. Wheat per load 111 OS to 171 sa Barley pee quarter il Si to a Ile Diva per ditto al lin to al an Beans per ditto 11 tits to sl 4 1 Ptak per ditto Il Nis to al qa PRICE OF HOPS. 11/10/ TOCZSTS. Rent - 31 15s to 41 16s Kant - el 4 5 to 31 101 Sulk: - 31 158 to 41 11. Sect . al 01 to 1 1 1 1 Os 111Ic1 - 31 t,ss to 41 As Farnham 61 os to OS Old Duty t ss.ocoL . PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Ibis 41 101 to $1 OS $ Pe.:kets 41 Sp 10 $1 101 PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover hos to 735 per cwt. White ditto 4os to cos do. • Trefoil Ice to 4sa do. Carraway cos to 758 do. Coriander. as to see do. Turnip sag to ass per babel. White Muftard Seed, 8s to zoo od do. Brawn ditto, to to :61 do. Canary, se od to 8s od do. Rye Gras sod od to 4os od per ionten PRICES OP HAY AND STRAW. • Smithfield. St. James's. Whin:chapel. Hlyperload 4 0 t 041513 16 OWS 1 0 4 oto s 0 0 *raw ttotol t$ Is it 6co 1 36 1 Sto 46 Diver 4to to.; so s oto6 oo SMITHFIELD. July ts. To link the offal--per Rime of SM. Reef de 6d to se 6d I Veal de Id to 6e od Rheims de 41 to se isd Part padtodi ad Lamb p ad to 61 ZILAD or C • T 7 LE T ale DAT. Deane about sop—Sheep and lambs 1,700. NEWGATE and LF.ADENIIALL, lull i 3. Per gone of SID by the eareafe. Reef • p arid In di tod Veal pdato p dd Mottos se S 1 to de 6 4 I t o se 0.1 to de od Lamb da od to se dd. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. Junees market di a t Tows Tallow pe od to Clare Market 41 a Rugg& ditto (ean.) 691 ad to pe Wtitectiapel Market Raffia ditto (foap) 691 od to Oil (pm Root of Mb.) di ad. Melted Stuff 37e itd to sia Ditto rough 3dl Od 10 01 111 511 Oferirl $4l od. Merest Pried de ad Good Dress ate to co Yellow Soap, ICS. to os..—Mottled, illic.—Catd, 911. Price of Oodles per doom, at.—Mould'. ' au ad. COAL FXCHANGE. July 13. Brit Coati In the Pout. per Chatdros Delivered to Hnufekerpere Sunderland, per Children Deliva id to Ilaufekeepi re at 46. 6d. boa 6d. 45.. 6d. 54 1 . lod• Sunday evening, two horfes belonging to Mr. atrial, of Chelfea Water-works, flepped off the bank, where they were grazing, into the river near Chelfea•bridge. They (Warn from hank to bank, until they were almoß exhaufled, and were at length dragged out with great difficulty by the aid of ropes. On Monday as two boys were Wiling on a raft of malls, in Perry's Dock, at Blackwall, they fell in. Affillance being at hand they were got freedily nut, but the fpaik of life was irrecoverably eztinguithed in one of them. On Sunday there was a fevere Aorm of thunder at Harwich. A Lirmer's 'nail in the neighbourhood, in affifting to cover a hay-flack, to fhater it from the rain, was (truck dead by the lightning ; his watch was entirely meltetl,•Antl tome halfpence in his pocket were alts found run in a mats, as if mated in a crucible. The farmer, who was him fell at the bottom of the ladder, had his foot fe verely burnt ; and a man on the opposite fide, had his hair tinged ; notwithflanding which, the hay (lack remained uninjured. FAR F: 6.—On turday night, about twelve o'clock, an alarming fire urrike out in a warehotife in Macdo nald',-lane, in Manchefter ; but, fortunately, a libe ral fupply of water having been afforded so the en. gine., the flames were fuprrefred without having dune fo much damage as, tom the confined and duce lituatioo of the buildings, there was sassy rea fon to apprehend. One warelinufe, at lealt the upper per of n, was ci.Mumed, with a large quantity of goods very ranch damaged by being thrown into the lane, which at the time was covered with the pre ceding day's rain. 014 'Vhurfclay, the afith ult. a fire broke out in a cottaxe, the property of Mr. John Dr own, of the King is Arms, at Elmftead, which was not satin guiu.cd till the roof was confumed. T %RUA) , fe'nnight, about noon, the malting-office of the new brewery, belonging to Mars. Prentice and Co. in King greet, Nut vetch, was difcovcrcd to be on fire, occafioned by the over-heating f the malt in the kiln; but by the alacrity cf the military and the inhabitants, in furnishing a conflant and plentilul supply of water, the conflagration was happily got under by four o'clock. but not until the milt-kilni with a granary and ilwelling houfe, were totally de• aroyed, and one or two other buildings damaged.- - - loss is ellimated to be about moot. SIR 11-1 , . Wedoefd ay, st Capcl House, Eotkid, the Lady of R. IL Buddam Efq. of a fon. CsOlcparl., county, Tipperary, the Lady of Richard Cr, agbe Efq of a fon. I•tiday f..'noight, ha Upper Warpoee ilrect, the Lady of Chaetc kfq of a foe Same tray, at V. inebefter Houle, ChelLa, the lady of the Hoe : v.•l'humas De Gr,y. of a (on. and R - 111 AR:IIF D. Lttly. at Yalta&lt. Efq. Captain In till Q . aren't Gernaaa Reitintant. to Mi. t. ha/lotte a. giehant B.irectt.Efq. of Snugha.r , wgh, in the coumy At et for! DP 0 Oa Sunday lA, at Bath. Juba Weton, Ffq. of Church-1m ‘Vhitc.ltapt 'I irony I ft, at Ms Chambcm, Ncw Ina, I.localc's n Witham brit bicr, kfq. in the s6th yt ar nt hi• agc. ?isn't, laft, the iota • ,lauencr W Inlm I rm.+, ere. fq M 14 a, •r 111.1 d-g, Ffq barite. r, •Iff .1 N1.,,0ar Of t.P. iMI 14.1, teuwtr, and Cthey l.c Infe.:ry .r« 65.. At ch a t I tali. L:catatakt kctcar.ul, - .}o tioi~now. Pis I Oen foto Venn rets ottottesafter 1 3 oislamor after ft reft oftnr to - - HIGH WATftit AT LONDON 6 S Taatotaow. Wrenn.. Afternoon • • • 43 ninnies ohne PIHYSICIANS hays frequently ellaretTede that Eruptive Caks, which have recces:Ay Minima by the ufe ot medicine generally (tbaugh is • Seater &Tree) make their appearance in the mining fprittg. Why ibis actintooy et the dr. thould take place may armed be accounted Inc. by t theft ikko change of atnuiphere, zed the general maiming+ which takes place in the animal .nd vegetable race. It is much mom mended to Oak patients who have been relieved at the DEpeafary, Solio.fiture, in various mks, by the Anti-kothstie Primate err. t re( this acrimony of habit, by retaking a kw battles Its the are —a plan which has been muck adopted, from ka fume. in premium' the return at very inveterate eamplaiats Sold with a black Ramp. at Spitlbory's Difpenfary, Sotte.fmlare, London, in bottles of ts. 6cl• tos. and a se. duty Included . . Any c.E.ted with • digerent Stamp emit be inittrioni isnkations TO GENTLEMEN DOING TO WARM CLIMATES, Its following Lester is Submitted. _ To Mr. DIXON, A p o direary.Chiltingten„ SaKez,-Sir. TN ennreqtlente of federal Velyeges the Edit Indies. Al kadt.ontraiteda BMus Conmisint to fuch aealarttdegesenrc, at to he feared? able at dines to pay attention to the &ticket n fhip ; through the receekneedaten of a friend, I was led to make trial of year (liken's) Artiblikes Pph, by the 'deaf whkh for a Mart tirae;l was. to me altonithment. Immediately relieved, and h a ve heel toe a long while totally free from any wenn of Nudes, Yellowed' of the Shin. Havens and :lied Head-ache. Heartburn, Okklineb, and oth.renredposkiing Symptoms of Bilitudneft. Thu foc,zts of your remedy hat induced me to recommend iiienerany; and my Brekha In particular. third Olbeer of the Duke of Mee trek Indianian. who laboured tinder • work alli4lon, if potable, than anytelf, has bow In like meaner sampler* cured. Sir, your mat nbdieet femme. Roanur LUCAS. Cranked, Chid Officer, Honourable EaR %Ala June 17. 180 4. Company's Sip the Union. Ds sa n'sAniihillonsPills are fold whoictak at Ching and Better's, No. 4. Cheapildo, comer of Patentrder row ; surd retail by Rehm and Sharp. Perdition& ; Payne. Wills. Richards, Cook earthy, and Mame, Plymnoth ; Roche, Hovland, Campton, Hawke, Plymouth Dock; Dald, °ranked: Robbenb and Harding, Gt q port; Welton and Itkibutd, Portframath t Sneer, Parade, Mar ' gate; Bingefs; Rs:agate; Wood. Ityall, and Harvey, Weymouth; Sheppard, Brown, and Barry, illiftoa; Sharp. Deal ; Pindy, ilone, Neale, and Mitchell. Dover; Creed and Brown. Pater- Siam ; Thistwell, Seasbanangh Grzeory and Gilbert. Belgium ; Rote, Slaracfs; Harvey. Penzance; liarward, Chelt, Mess ; Mae Donald, 011afgow • Smith, Scott. awl Hatband, Edinburgh; Ball, Callwelk and Degyisle. Detain; it alkcr. Falmouth keel and Lynch, Muchciter ; Gam, Gremen, and Bowman. iverpont; Sievelike, Norwich; Dale, Nottingham ; and by molt B. okki• tutsawl M e dicine Vanden In awry tone la 'lac United King 'or Uitoer Boars at 6a. and u 9d. each with diredions. U. • HAVING dedicated loyfelf to the find!. and '.,een gr,tlsodby the watt cookkrable praiftice in tbat brooch which I thought proper to MO. I trod that I We out more oaf• my dine than dusk who. In the eatudise bad o f a m ars occalkoally 'unwired in uncersdnty. and email always attain that faeces ridch is acquired by eocceanatlag the tatelleanal poorer to meth* of difordt-a The thinks of DEBILfrY arc peeuhrzly disdiag for they bring with them a train of concomitant (rigatonis. an by adr =:1 all vital MTV, millrace **if breams embittered...: they ante from the pievalcoee of W example, thalami the habits of khoodtioys, or the indulgraees of maturity. they re. lake the inott alfsditutts prod.-16mA WE; but by rd ignorance at mtadocatrd mea t die fluiptoensare aggravated. aid she ram& cation Is deftroyed. As a MildliEß of the ROYAL comsoree sußovoms. ground my retentions cm regularity of educed mit sod pnikffing every privilege to pradice,l Ind myfelf entitled t o that weakw with which I have hitherto been (*liberally honoured. In the Ira fadatiuns rif local wcAnes, arty application w prevera the inland/ of a debilitated frame but wture the fah fent, from a confriournefs of the unmeant& of the vlce which aura his misfortune, is fearful of the cuotempt or ochre of Ide family phyllcian, Ind broods over his infirmity with careful ann. enamel*, k molt be &dilatory for Ulm to be offered not Mir eayabdity of awning, bet ago of the nett Inviolable feerecy. Atui in recent Venereal Complaintslt is pedEle to prevent pair danger or &Mfg; hs He moll com plicated tufts it Is the acquire. maim of esclializzariere in this Yee to fiat a 6k, curtsies and loath re I aro the advantage of dAs elperleore to thin aglitter fee tabs are afftiacd wish any kind of DEMI.' rv, of any frustums el VENEREAL INFECTION, and in ill caks the trams of rem wades are Rated an the lirß Interview. Pars/nein the country are ezpeeted to leek& a Bank Dote, woi are Plus:fled to (patty tinir age and manner of living. MARTIN MEE. Member at the Roysi College of Sorrow lo Lemke. No so. Arundel.ftrect. Ein.srd. seu Fent* Fier To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. N 0.9, ftridge.ftreet, London. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, Mardi is, dot. IBEG leave to inform you , that ever fince the year' A 1790, I have been adlitled with the I.ura Venereal which from its obttinatery refitting every eourfc of mederine prefcribeal t y the moll =divot of the faculty here, and undergoirg feveral fevers comer° of failvation, and twice Che f rom the Hofpl , tal, with little relief, would appear to he of aloft Inveterate nature. In the fpring of IA ',ear my diforder had got to lochs Itbad,as nearly to put aperient to my valence: I hid a Large ulcer oo the crown my head, one on each arm, and my legs went broke out in a f rightful 111111111 CT ; my right was dreadfully pain. ful, and had bets in a Rate of ukevatiost fur the laft (even 'roll my left bad alto two large nudes no it. was very much dlleoloured and pat me Alai excruciating pain. parti.ul.rly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive ma of rift to, this lamenta'ile Rate If was recomntooleel by Mr.). flumpon, cwho roamed eraeat • re by them here), to take your leaks a Patent Pifta, ich I to began to do on the '.6th of May; n the coterie of a Ortnight I be•, gan to receive benefit—in little more than a month the ulcerates my bead and arms were roundly healedo—foto after the furs on my legs healed also, leaving however, eanfiatrahle difeoloaratice in the Orin, and pain in the bone uthe left, which, by the buf fing of Gun, and a little lancer perfcverance in your invaluable blecine. fohluloal; the nudes difpufing, tie regaining lee natural hew, sod the nocturnal paint grialualligoing olio' beeinw, by your liberal &deice and nuslieine,polkeity f r ee from all my former complaints—have recovered my former fpirit and ftrength. and an: become jolly and fa., in wh:ch Rate having conthlued many months to the altunift.ment of all who knew me, lamata Ws in • what terms to areprefs my gratkode. but 134 you, for the good of other fuiftting mortals, to make this my cafe as public as potlible, as I (hall an every uccafinn ; in fo doing you will greatly obilge,Sir,your grateftd, obedient, very bumble Rev ALt.X. klUlUalaßt Swan's note, High.ftreer, Edinburgh. Witneffes to the shovel cure'—John Thompfen No.y. Nair POW: ry-maska, John M•lntolhe Old Alonby duke:Edinburgh, Prepared and fold by the role Propric:nr, THOMAS TAY. I.olt. Member of the Royal College of ..`,.cons, at hie Houk N 0.9. New liridge.nre at, I ondon; where. after • eonftant re. edemc of more clan thirty-lit years In a pra:tice particularly dir r ee led to the cure of Veneriel Comilaints, ' , rid thole incidental to :lie Part. its GeoerAtion, with that stratoluale &erre? which Men .4 his Proiefkon amulet Assays obferre in loch cafes be Bitten indelf, the advice and air:Ranee he gratuitottny adminifters to perfons taking this Medicine. will be elite-mai, by a dif.:etning Public. as an advantage feldont art ainable,andvnid of all ambiguity. Alto Gold, by his app. ir.:no.rt, for the convenience of that Ur. :fig at a ditlarce. at Perfumer's. No. 3t, Se. Alban'a.ftrect. 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