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Li 1 W INTEL LIGANLE. SHERIFF'S COURT, APRIL 3. CON.---.-MARTJS 9. ►OA)OY. This was a writ ofenquiry of damages executed before the Sheriff, in an a6lion wberein William Martin was plaintiff, and Fortelcue Pobjoy de fendant ; it was to recover damages for criminal converlation with the plaintiff's wilc. The de fendant had fulTercd judgment by default. There were no Omni;; employed, but the Attorney for the plaintiff that his client was a matter taylor of credit and refpeEtability, and had about ten years ago married his prefent wife,thenLouila Ikayley, by whom he had feven children, the youngeil of whom was fix months old ; he had always lived with her upon the moll affetaionate terms, till unfOrtunately about a twelvemonth ago he reci_ived the defendant into his houfe in the ca pacity of foreman. The defendant was a young man of good ap pearance and addrefs, and though the plaintiff did not lot look time perceive any alteration in his wife's conJuft towarJs him,it was vilible to every one elle, that the defendant was the objea of her partiality and regard. His jcaloufy was at length alai mcd, but was never fully confirmed till Cbrill 'Has eve lan, when, having (pent the evening with a party of friends, at a public-houfe in the neigh bou• hood, he felt himklf unwell and returned home at a much earlier hour than he had given his wife reafon to expea him; he knocked feveral times at the door of his honfe without gaining ad mittance, and when he was at lall let in, he dike). vered evident marks of confufion in the counte nance of his wife. He a(ked her if (he had any perfon with her, and what was the reafon the had kept him fo long at the door? She anfwered him in the negative, but equivocated and faultered in fuel► a manner that he was convinced of her infi delity. He immediately tilled up the maid-fer vant, and threatened to carry her before a juilicts, and put her in prifon if the did not tell him wbo had been with her rnifirefs. The girl terrified at his threats, confeffed that Mr. Pobjoy, the defendant, had (upped with her, and that they had been locked tip in the bed-room for upwards of two hours. He returned to his wife, who fell at his feet, acknowledged her guilt, and entreated his forgivenefs. He demanded where Pobjoy was, and upon being informed he was in his own room, the plaintiff railed up fairs with a poker in his hand, and bugling open his door, found he was not gone to bed, but was ill dreffed; be taxed him with his treachery and (truck him a fevae blow, svhich broke his arm. The plaintiff's rage having fubficied, he called in his neighbours, a furgeon was fent for, who fet the defendant's arm, and the plaintiff's wife was allowed for that night to fleep with the maid-fervant. The next morning he fent her away from his houfe. Thefe falls were proved by the maid-fervant, who fated that Ow defendant and her mittrefs were continually together in the abfence of her mar ten She had no doubt whatever of a criminal intimacy fublilling betwe,:n them. The defendant's Attorney urged in extenuation of damages, the feriuus injury the defendant had (attained by the fraCture of his arm, which had in. capacitated him from'following his Winds, and put him to confiderable expence. The Under Sheriff obferved, that the defendant might think liimfelf extremely fortunate the blow he had received had not been attended with worfe confequences ; had it occasioned his death, the plaintiff would not by law have been anfwerable. The Jury would fay what compenfation the plain tiff was entitled to for the feduaion of his wife, with whom he had lived happily fo many years.— The Jury gave their verdiet for the plaintiff, with thirty pounds damages. . . ncr Cm jUil ma the I tits fun ma to thi: Lac %vit am the ice qtu to ' gui Wa: ma par 1 I 1 Sot ges 11 .1 . tha iug fin, I Pla . aF Tli • i ma 116 we t a h Ma 01 COURT OF REQUEST. SPECTROLOOY.—On Saturday a Gentleman of fortune in Baker-fireet, Portman-tquare, was film moned before the Commiffioners of Requefts, by a Foreigner, to anfwer for a debt of one guinea, which he alledged the Gentleman owed him. This 112411 Muted, that on Monday la fl, he was fent for by this Gentleman to exhibit before a fele& party at his houfe. He accordingly went, and agreed with that Gentleman to entertain his compel)) , for the fpace of one hour, for which he was to be remu nerated with the fum of one guinea ; that he ac cordingly prepared for his exhibition, and had ju(t began, when he was informed by the Gentle man that his exhibition was not agreeable, and therefore he need not go on with it ; at the fame time he prefeuted him with half a guinea, which turn he refufed to take, alledging that the Gentle man was bound by his contra& as he was willing to have performed his part of it.—ln anfwer to this charge, the Gentleman acknowledged that he had made the contract, and that be had done it with a view of entertaining fame of his friends, among whom were feveral young Ladies ; that on the hilt appearance of the fpedres, the Ladies were thrown into fits, and that it was in confe quence of this circumftance he thought it proper to flop the exhibition, and was of opinion half a ' guinea was fufficient for the man's trouble. The Chairman obferved, that this Gentleman was bound by his contras, and mull pay the de mand. The Gentleman paid the money and de parted. SOCIITT.—The door-keeper of a Pie-air Society fummoned the Manager for a week's wa ges, amountinz to fourteen (billings. !It appeared that the man had attended one night, and not be ing one of the molt polite perfons, bad given of fince to feveral of the fubferibers, who made com plaints, and he was accordingly difcharged. He applied for his wages, and was refuted payment. flee Manager was ordered to pay the man his de mand. ASSIZES, &e. At Lewes Affizes, the four following prifoners ere capitally conviCted. W. Comber, for flealing black piney ) T. loanes, for flealing a chefnut snare ; J. Rogers, and R. Mongford, for fleabag k r%\ elcvcn watches and fundry articics of plate and trinkets. At Cambridge ANATizcs, the three following pri• loners were capitally conviEted, and received fen. tenee of death, viz. W. Wright, for tittering astrue a forged bank note for 51. J. Bullock, for tittcrint , two Tor7d notes for tol. each ; and J. Pena, for ftealtng a mare. Pendall was reprieved before the Judge left the town. Wright and Bullock are left for execution. T.ll, for Healing a hat and two guineas; W. Gentle, for &Alin; feven pecks of wheat ; and Mary Flack, for Ile:ding a piece of goods from a limp; were feverally conviiled, and the two for mer ientenced to one year's imprifonment, and the latter to fix months. At Dorchefter Affizes, Wm. Penny and R. Han. cock, for houfe breaking ; Wm. Belt, for Realing ribband ; Wm. Tulk, Geo. Poole, S. Ltilh, and J. Ware, for (beep Healing, were conviEted, and re ceived 'entente of death, but were reprieved.— Wm. Barnes, for falfely obtaining one bank note value 21. (even years tranfportation. Several were convicted of trifling offences,) and ordered to be impri At Hereford Affixes C. D. Taylor, convicted on two indklments, for highway robbery ; W. Dean for healing callico ; Gco. Bagley, Rd. Parry, and Benj. Griffith, for theep healing ; T. Traherne, for efcaping from Hereford gaol, whilft under fentence of tranfportation ; and Diana Bent, for burglary, reccived fentence of death the three former were left for execution, and the others reprieved. Two were fentenced to be tranf ported for reven years, and five to be imprifoned. At Stafford Affixes (even prifoncrs were con demned, viz. J. Bcardfmore, for Dealing a bay mare ;R. Smii for healing a cow ;G. Matthews, for healing a cow ; James Holford, for healing a ewe fheep ; C. Jones and W. Jones, for a burg lary ; and S. Lunn, for privately Dealing. They were all reprieved before the Judge left the town. Han. Kilbourn, for uttering forged Bank of Eng land notes, and J. Ballance, for having forged notes in his . poffeflion, fentenced to fourteen years tranfportatinn. Several others for trifling offences received fcntence accordingly. At Coventry Affixes the trials were only for petty offences. Francis London, for dealing a pair of (hoes. J. Heywood, tried at the laft Aflizes, and found guilty of driving a nail into the foot of a horfe, and whole fentence was deferred for the opinion of the Judges, received fentence of death, but was reprieved before his Lordfhip left the city. At the Warwick Affizes, Benj. Baker, Jofeph Carter, Edw. Allen, aad Jof. Hill, were all capi tally convided of forging or uttering Bank of England notes ; Ja. Grove, againft whom three indiaments were preferred for a fimilar offence, pleaded guilty. Benj. Davis, T. Green, and W. Lane, for houfe - healing ; J. Peace, for Iheep-ffeal ing ; I'. Moore (alias Coedy), and F. Linney, for houfe breaking, and S. Bryan, J. Parkes, and J. Manning, for a burglary at Meriden, were alto ca. piiaily conviiled. J. Hall, and J. Thomas, for a robbery at Amington , J. Pickald, for haling malt at Polefworth ; and Eliz. Stokes, for 1119p lifting, are to be tranfported for liven years ; and feveral, for inferior offences, were fentence to be imprifoned, &c. Benj. Floradine, after a trial of five hours, for the murder of Hannah Goldengay, was acquitted. Lancader Aflizes commenced on Saturday fe'n night, fume which the following prifonershave been tried : Francis Pratt, for Dealing a mare ; Daniel Skin ner, and John Bradfhaw, for burglaries at Man cheftcr ; John Nutcher, for robbing the mail, be tween Wigan and Chorley ; and Patrick *Con 'ilk, for uttering a forged bank note ; and Law rence Kain, for highway robbery, at Walton ;-- were capitally conviaed ; Kain was recommend. ed to mercy. John Crime, John Lowe, James Alexander, and James Farrand, for having forged hills in their poliellion, were each found guilty ; Lowe was recommended to mercy by the Jury.— Anthony Wilkinfon, for Dealing cotton twill ; J. Bibby, and Peter Rigby; for Dealing linen yarn ; and Jofeph Afpden, alias Min, for Dealing cot ton twill, to be tranfported for feven years. Henry Ormerod, for manflaughter, fined as. and impri foned fix months. William Walker, for Dealing bills, fined 6s. Bd. and imprifoned one month.— William Bednell and Mary Blood, for perjury ; John Pedley, and Thomas Corlefs, for receiving Bolen goods ; Thomas Wilton, Alice Wilton, and Edward Bromley, for murder; Abraham Walker, for Dealing a bill ; Robert and Martha and John Rigby, for uttering forged notes ; Thomas Bibby, for Dealing yarn, and George Ber ry, for manflaughter, were acquitted. Nu bills were found agaiuft Benjamin Mitchell, for embez zling money ; and James Powell, John Wilton, and Ann Sharplefs, for privately baling. No profecution againit Thomas Nugent, for mail rob. bery. And Paul Greenwood and Daniel Quin were admitted King's evidence. Richard Craven, found guilty of grand larceny, at the laft Altzes ; Thomas Wilkinfon, convieed of felony, at Salford Sefton, January zlft, iflot ; and Mary Harris, under fentence of tranfportation for feven years have received his Majelly's moll gracious pardon. Thurfday the following malefaaors, who re ceived fentence of death at the Lent affizes, Maid- Done, were executed on Pennenden Heath. pur 'limit to their fentence, viz. J. Allen, 'l'. Dorey, S. Taylor, J. Saker, T. Pipkin, and I'. Monk.— They all acknowledged the juftice of their fentence, and died truly penitent. On Tuefday tail an inquifition was taken at Kidlington, in Oxfordlhire, on view of the body of Sufanna Sandall, a very old and infirm woman, who unhappily fell into the fire, and was burned to death. Verdiet—Accidental Death. A melancholy accident happened at St. An. drew's, near Beccles, on Sunday Lift. As Mr. and M rs. Porter were walking to fee Come ewes and lambs, be was fuddenly feized with a fit (which he was fubjett to), as he was pang by a filh.pond, fell in, and was drowned. Oa Monday lad, an inquifition was taken be- fore one of the Coroners of the Borough of Col. chetler, on the body of Harriet Kempfler, an infant, about 18 months old, who was accidentally killed by a boy inadvertently dikliatging a loaded gun. Three fine boys, fens of Mr. Woodcock, of Bark ley, in Leicellerlhite, la 4 week going to fchool, procured a poney, which they wch . : to ride alter. nately ; but the youngeff, feven years old, had no fooner mounted, than the animal took fright and threw him, and his foot hanging in the Ilirrup, his head was beaten to pieces ; his brothers, in their endeavours to overtake and (lop the boric, havi”g encreafed his flight. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 3. MILITARY PROMOTION. Commiaion in the Fira Royal Regiment of Tower Hamlets Militia, finned by the Deputy Lieute nants. Dated March tB, i FO2. Enllgn Thomas Hovel! to be Lieutenant, vice Z,eary, refigned. BANKRUPTCIES SITPERSPDED. William Mart, of Rochcfter. Kent, victualler. Martin Wilfun, of Fleet-Market, London, brewer. BANKRUPTS. Michael Quinton, of Brißol, tailor, dealer and chapman, to fur render April 8, 19, and May zg, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Brittol. Attornies, Mr. George Gabell, Lincoln's- Inn, or Mr. William Hartley, Briltol. Robert Beauchamp and Edward Lloyd, late of Kirby-ftreet, Hatton-Garden, Middlefex, lacemen, copartners, dealers and chapmen, April 24, 28, and May Is, at one, at Guildhall...- Attorney, Mr. Dore, Berkley-ftrect, Clerkenwell. John Norton, of Drury-lane, Middlefex, vit tualler. dealer and chapman, April 13, 14, at ten, and Mav 15, at twelve, at GuiklhalL Attorney, Mr. Earufkaw, Redcrufs-d sect, Crir • plegate. - . William Sllnkhorn and John Mufgrave, of Fofter-lane, Cheap tide, London, merchants, filk-weavcrs, dealer., chaymen and partners, April 6, so, and May 15, at ts) ch.?, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Berry, Charlotte-row, near the Miliilollhoufe. Thomas Curtis, now or late of Frith-ltrcet. painter and glazier, April 9, 14, and May is, at eleven, at GulldhalL Attorney, Mr. Richard Kuiler, Kan itrcet, Holborn. Samuel Webb, of Melkiham, Wilts, carpenter, April t t. at five, April 14, and May 15, at eleven, at the King'intrm, Melkfismi. Attorniei, Mr. Motile, tvlelkfhani ; ur Mr. John Monk, King-Brest, Huluorn, London. Chriftopher Hodgfun and Allatfon Hodgfun, of Sunderland by the Sea, Durham, linen-drapers and co r n; it rs, A i •ril 2 3. 2 4, and May 15, at twelve, at the queen s.ll(ad, in Gateihead, Durham. Attornies, Mr. Spading, Paper-Buildinr,s, Tczn pie, London ; nr Mr. Laws, Sunderland aforeflid. Jacob Mendez Da Cofta, late of Thavies-inn, liolnrn, Lon don, merchant, broker, dealer and (layman, April to. 24, and May 15, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry, London. Nathaniel Hornby, of Newcaftle.upon-Tyne, woollen-draper, April 26, 27, and May 15, at eleven, at the Shakelpeare Ta vern, Ncwcaftle. Attornies, Mr. Heron, Newcadle ; or Mr. Richard Wilful), Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, London. James Burrough, of Chifwell-ftreet, Middlefex, hotter, haber. daffier, dealer and chapman, April 13, at twelve. April 17, at eleven, and May ig, at onc, at Guildhall. Attorilies, Mefrts. Daun and Teafdale, Threadneedle-ftreet. DiviDENDs. April 22. Peter Drinkwatcr, of Mancheiter, and Thomas Da • keyne, of Darley-Dale, De rbythire, ' coml . :o:nm deal, rs, and _ _ . , copartners, at eleven, at the Star-Inn, Manehmer. April 29. John MacCullom. Lite of Bristol, merchant, at twelve, at the White-Lion Inn, lirillol. April 29. John Phillips, late of the Swan Inn, Rofs, Hereford fhire, innholder, dealer and ehapman, at twelve, at the Kini's Arms Inn, or Man of Rofes Hauf,.:, in Ras. May 22. Thomas Fitt, of Swanfea, Glamorganlhirc, halms dallier, dealer and chapman, at el:yen, at Culla aIl, Lon.'on. May is. Daniel Rencher, of Carey-Lnz, Wood-ltreet, Lon don, velvet ribbon and fancy.hat-manufadurcr, at eleven, at Guildhall. May is. William Woodcock, of St. Martin's-lane, lliddlefex, plumber, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. May 12. William Rawlinfon, of St. John•ttreet, Middltkx, Staffordflaire-warchouferaan, dealer and ehapman, at ten, at Guildhall. May is. John Bell, merchant, (furviving partner of Benjamin Jordan and Robert Cohn, ate of Norfolk,Virginia, but now of the King's-Balch Prifon), at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 4. David Lewis and Richard Potter, of Manfion-houfe ftreet, Loadoo,wholefale linen-drapers and partners, at nine at Guildhall. April 23. John &wick the younger, of Monk Wearmouth Shore, Durham, butcher, at twelve, at the George Inn, Sun derland near the Sea. BIRTH. In Stephen's-green, Dublin, the Right Hoc. Lady Eleanor Ca vendiilt, of a fon and heir. MARRIED. On the ift Intl at Snetlham, Norfolk, Mr. John 11. Imes, jun. of Belf4, to Mifs Daniels, only daughter of '1 howas Daniels, Efq. Attorney General of the Ifland of Dominica. JUILD. On the asd ult. at his honk in Rutland-fquare, Dublin, James Earl of Caledoo. On Saturday laft, Mr. Charles Wearg Clark, bricklayer, of Angel-Court, Snow-MIL On the 27th ult. Sir E. Aftley, Bart. who reprefented the county of Norfolk in four fuccave Parliaments, at his feat at Melton. On the sift ult. at Glalkow, Robert Findlay, Efq. On Tburfday 'aft, the Honourable Caroline Gawler, wife of John Lawler, of Ramridge Houfe, in the county of Hants, and eldi.ft daughter of John the third Lord Btllenden. On the 3d inft. Mrs. Lanfear, wife of Mr. Ambrofc Lanfear, Chcapfide, and only daughter of Joreplt Stanfield, Efq. Iflington. On Friday evening Taft, at his houfe in Charicitte-ftreet, Bloomlbury-fquare, Robert Morgan, aged 63. On Friday fe'nnight, fuddenly, Mr. John Rothwell, youngeft fon of the late Rev. Richard Rothwell, M. A. Redlor of Sephton. On Monday, Mr. John Jordan, of Knotty Afh, near Liver. Pool. On Tuefday, at Prefect, Mr. Addifon, writer to Mr. Hough ton, attorney-at-law. Same day, at Ormfitirk, after a long and painful Marls, Mr. Sephton, father of Mrs. Atherton, of Prefeot. Lately, Mr. Geagle Badeock, aged 77, who bad been Cook of Pembroke College, Oxford, upwards of fifty years. At Cyderball, in the county of Sutherland, the 13th ult Lieutenant Wm. Mackenzie, late of the Caithnefs Legion. At Lauder, the 14th ult. Mr. Matthew Faleonar, laft fur. viving fon of Mr. Alexander Falconar, late Town Clerk there, and Keeper of the Regifter of Saifuics for the county. _ . At hi; boufe in Hainikon, the 3d alt. John Aiuoit, Efq. late of Burnbank. In Egypt, on the 24th of Auguß left, in the 2t ft year of 1,1. age, Mr. Patrick Cumin, eldeß fon of Profeffor Cumin, of Glafgow Univerfity. At his hook in North Hanover-ltreet, Edinburgh, on the 17th ult. after lan illnefs of four days, James Ofwald, younger of Dunnikdr, Advocate, in the 32d year of his age. On the 16th ult. at Cricklade, in the 65th year of his age, Mr. George Adams, of that place. On Saturday felinight, Mr. George Manion, coffee-houfe keeper, in Reading. A few days Luce, at Brumflcn, near Henley-upon-Thames, aged Si, Mu. Ann Piercy, late of Wa►grave. daturday, at his houfe, Highbury Grove, Mr. Carr, of Corn hill, in the 67th year of his age. Lately, Mrs. Ann Hancock, of Marlborough, widow of the late Thomas Hancock, kfq. Mifs Twigs, of &Fait. Ycftcrday morning, at Reading, after afhort Binds, the Lady of John Blandy, Erg. daughter of die late Mr. Jack fun, of Eitham. If ever any thing little fhort of perfeelion in feeial and chrittian virtue appeared, it was in her character. In her re lations of daughter, filler, wife, mother, and friend, the charmed and edified all who knew ber. Grief on the fad OCC2fIOII of her lots is not confined to her family: never was forrow more Anr,erelf felt, or more generally muffed D. JAMES'i ANALEPTIC cOR the Rheumatilms and Olds Al ich c: ~:t at this feafon of the year, no Nie , !ici , h- is Lr ICi : a .•! clans as Dr. JAI\ lES's ANALEP.UIC !. '1 . tencl:ncy to pruulotc Ver2pirer! , ,n, and atl the ra.... trons.will account for their tier:tar virtues th:f. C ,n- •i• as well as in many other.; to whielt ti:: human ft . :.unc from the vielthltaks of our Clint.qc. Tilte art admirai.iy e. •. culattd for ditbrders of the Stornoch and Bowels. for p.rf s of a Bilious or a C 011ty habit, as alio nil- 0:ofi who:e tiar.s h tvc becn albetted by a too active or tt.o lc :miry They art. Lkewife particularly fervice.tble in I leatl-Aeni ....r:.- lioued by indigelth.4l, and in removing the it td ill*ts of ;., e living ;as alto in pri.voning Panics and Apopirxiei, fu o tit! conlequence of i-ternrerance rti:ourb: M. id. Ihe 1 - a.l t-• ti. utter terry V \ CtiS of coting or ac! upon t. t r,::; rinclititoEzlcoi ; and elm , their well kne . co eltor.olorilt : moting longevity will be maititoittett ; for, by ell:: in the due diicharge of the animal coneliortt and by I. eping t! conflitutinn as it were in continual repair, tit, ;treferve the b.. dy in health and vigour, and prevent Fervent: d. As the AN AI. r I'IC PILLS owe their txedlette. L'• tr preparation, which has never been divulg. d I t tb., but to the ptelan Proprietor, they can 014 be had from them ; and they are fald by rlt/I.N Cl 6 N t.ss E. > t , ,`I Warehoufe for Dr. janit../t's Powder, No. 4 t,the ha Leda S. Paul's, a few doorsfrom Cheapfide, London ; ark! at Pr. J..met . r late bottle in Bruton-ltreet ; in Boars price included; or the quantity of fix may be MA in tok large box, for 11. Ss. 6d.—Obferve that the mane, " Nc.whery, 45, St. Paul's," is engraved in the ltainFi. All ot.h,.r. are coon terfeits. W HEN Yr6fellional Men of educaoon and re. fposiibility deviate from the gascral fyilene by the fe ledion of a peculiar Branch, the fandlion of long continued fuccefs is the belt criterion cf fuperiority. Eight years havc I devoted Illy pradice to the Cid!: r: ve treat ment of THREE INSORDERS, and the fatee: , -; ul rcfult of my plan ghee me additional anloar t.) oppofe far as lam able the ravates of aloft. complaints w:•ich are the moil impor ant in the catalogue of human infirmities After initiatiu — n info every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Pradier tr. re:cuc it livid:. al. from the ignorance of enedticated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Prattitioners. 1 he THREE DISORDERS, to the curcof which 1 have de voted my atendon, compeer every fpecies of VENER EA L. INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration !lv, All kin I. of IIEBILITY, whether arifing from the of Sel.00llie: 44, or the indulgi.nee of mature age, aid that de rangeniecr 4.4* lvi:, so in Women which is ceded lI.AELREN NFsS urS IT.RI:4IT V. are the rata, of ignorance or bete in the treatmeor GI a •iu:plt Onnorrium,and is net untra , .ucnth• brp pens that the I.:cds of Lire are puifoned by thr fudi'crttioit ot an unguarded hoof.. By a foverior nittlnAl Each convilliars ate clftly cured, and Lv, a mho , . hare failed, I trust that I our rt.furrtc to t.der a radical re-Jtahlidunent feW,hawever are t l c.ifes of coniplii:Zi diEtri.f. in the diforder compared lei it the calarniteu. little:ion. of Mi.n,who from induli,enci. ir a SOLITARY VICE. or the prevalent Gaie ties of a tafhionahle Life, acquire that (late of Dehiiity 11.4.11 Is the unavoidalile confequei cc of filch nerniciow. Where the unhappy (offerer broods ovr Lis miccry, bat care fully conctals his misfortune, it may 0.. 'iane co if iletien t r him to know, that although it he an or or Hare.- tainty with other Pradlitioners, die ieini•val of thdc 1?: - CIENCIES by t he graduai preg:Ji, of It co - -vatior is tin arquil meat of my crpericiice. Ii tic rites of begun to reduce nitr.ly ‘ . :;our, much anxi ty %%4,1 :.e by an early counteraction of this lanjuid :late, 41z1 in die e cafes no great occur. Din whs•rc thi, 1. - I,6uicy!)::.s for rears exiit,:sl. a props,- Pcl - reVerallCr I y n•qttS;Lt to revive_ thc flumbriog ipartsr of Life, and to rc-puiroatc tlr.• ConfUtutioo. MARRII D WOMEN, who hone long been difappointed In their cxpe...Ltions of a Family, may be attired, that in molt instances inch dcfeels arc curable ty Medical Skill, The SECRI.CY which is to cannal to any unfiertaltint, end the Qualifications which I haw. prefume.l to (tate, loam the Balls of my Pateltions, and in coincidence with far.h thjs inti mation it given, that Mr h- may be coal ltcd pefotia:ly (or by letters inelcfmg a frnali note) at his houfe, N 0.19, Arms del-art:et, Strand, sear Temple-Par. There is an additional entrance in Water-Rivet g and the narne al on both the doors. M. A. Mt mht-r nt the Revel CoDem. s.t.rpnr. To T. TAYI.OIt, burgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-ftrect, Leaden sia, Edinburgh, Mry 2, tSco. IN the fpring of 1 794 I was afiliaed with a Vene real Conip!aint, which I treated with ii.difference tot five months ; but was dim to apply to a regular i•hylician, who put a temporary !top to the virulence of the dikafe t oy mercurial applications) for fern.: time • but growivl, in fpitc a all medicine and the advice of the fi rft berdlemen of the Faculty here, worfe and worfe for two years, I was redeced to a tine almoll nouralleled and beyond def., ription, being an entire lept.r. and ulcerated from head to foot.—My head, throat, mouth, note, legs, arm., &c. have been alternately in danger 01 become ing ufeleis; in ihort, I have had from 20 to 10 Log ulcers on my body, and nearly totalir deprived of fight.--le would be voluminous to particularize all my cafe —ftitlice it to fay, the: e never was, or ever will bc, one of a mare dangerous, or of a more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagin .;e1 in Jell, beyond all hopes of recovery and indeed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my mare than miferable state. In this dreadful fituation did I drag a mutt miferable exiftence. till Di ri x c. PaovtorNce threw in my a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth —my friends read it, I could not.—l fent and procured tonic of yen: "AMER'S PAI ENT PILLS, which, by uting from time to time, am now, and have long been, (after aim - a than four years its defcribablc dards), in as s goo., a Rate of health as ever I en joyed ; as a proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Gun, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creaturefervice t I requelt you to publilh this and you may at any time refer perfon s , who wish to be fatisfied of the truth of this, or further particulars', to me or my friends, by later or perfun. As few cafes fur baelnefs wilt ever equal mine, and none ex ceed it, I have from experience every rcafun to allure mankind, that in your LIAISE'S PILLS they will find a fore, fpeedy,fafc, and radical cure, tsr that molt dreadful fta7c of the VOlefEA Difeafe, which is called—A CONFIRMED LUES.—IaM with gra titude, Sir, your obliged humble fervant, • Infurmountable runny reafons prevent making my name and addrefs public, but creditable Perfons really wanting infor mation may ante be I eterred to me and my I ;knelt; by Alrs. Clark, Ramfay-Catdens, Edinburgh. . Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOMAS TA v. 1,01, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his houfe, No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet ; where he will give ad •ice, without a fec, to perfons taking the& Pills and will an fwer patients letters, if polt paid, on the fame terms, obfcrv. ing in all cafes the molt inviolable frcreey, ro Perfoa:'s palm of cafe having been mcntioned,hnt at their own particular requee, by the Proprietor, during the euurfe of more than 36 ye:les, that he has had the concluding of an eatmilve tale of the ahov medicine, and the pradice arifing therefrom. They are alto fold, by 'Ai Appointnvait, for the enno..rierce of thofe living at a tNtatace, by Mr. Ilaxtcr, South-brio, Edinburgh; Mr. Meowing, Printer, Glikow, to wl oin Mr. T. refers for his addr44: at the Perfumer's, N. , . ts, Alhan's•Rn et, Pall-Mall ; Mr. Robertfon s Toy-fhof , Oxford-ftreet Mr. Diiborough's No. 7, kith-itreer-i'i-, fi nearly oppute the Mlrument; lr.Steers, t Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Callwelrs, Dublin; at -1 by one Perfon in every confiderable town in Great-Prita:n a; Ireland, in Boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, fcalcd up with full a. plain Direetions, whereby Perfons of either Sex may e n.. themfelves with cafe and fecrccy. HIGH WATER AT LONDON-UIEGE TO ,VORRC.A.: Morning - 6 minute , alter 5 Afternoon - 27 atinrtce after 5 LONDON: Printul for the Proprietors, Ay JOHN (of Carrtaby-ftreet) at the Si -+a Puwi, ti 4-0 IC l'.lt) Carey-ltrcet; and pOilifked by LEVEt. IC.• N*l , ts.f t ‘...- terbury-place, Lanab,ftS), at No r, Casey-ftrt et. a.,1 at STAR-Onrct, Tcni?!e-2ar ; to which Oifk rtnnmour• non. for r,tte EDIT 1.r." NV( Stcd tube a ltlrcired.