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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. . ASCOT-HEATH RACES, THURSDAV, JUNE xi. Third day—A Plate of Sol. for Hnnte9 nten Yeo. men-Ptickers, and Keepers of Windfor Voreft and Great Park, for Horfes, &c. tarrying 12ft. the beft of three 4-mile heats. Mr. Golden's Midnight. - . a Mr. Nonage's b. h. by Sir Peter, , a `Dar. Gibbons's Albert, sdt. 11b. beat Mr. C. C. Smith's Dubllcelper, 711. Sib. two miles and a half, for tosgs. h. ft. An excellent race. A Handicap Plate of sot for 4,5, 6 yr. olds; and aged horfes, Etc. the bell of three heats, about 2 miles t 24 rods each. Captain Ration's b. h. Velvet Horn, by Fidget, dani by Sweetbrier,. 5 yrs. old, yit t3lb. Mr. Harris's Gig, by Valley, 4 yrs.old,B4.;ttb. a dr. Mr. Coventry's oh. e. Suripant, 4 yrs. old, Bh. 21b. !3 2 Mr. Forth's °fey Faallener, s yr& old, SR r tlb. ' 4 dr. . TTz Ihuatad's Sir Sidney, 4 yrs. old, 131 b, 5 dr. Mr.HydOs b. m. filter to Lureber.4Yea Old, 7 31b. 6 dt. Sacripant the favourite before itarting. ilunters Sweepftakes of logs. each; 11ft. olb.— Rode by Gentlemen. Four Miles. Sir J. Lade's b. tn. Saran, by trumpstor, Mr. Smith's b. in. Zara, by Punkin, dam by imPera tor, S yrs. old, - - - - - IA Donegan's b. m. bf 'Telemachus's yrs. old, itirrup - . broke, .* - - - *lb,: Races were *ell attended to day.—The PRINCS of WALES. MIKIS .Of YOLK, the STAirt• HOLDER, the Duke of QTESNSaIIar, Marquis of DoNtostt., and a long Hi of the Amateurs of the Turf were prefent. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE so. ' CRIMINAL INFORMATION. Mr. Lionel !hewed caufe againft a rule ob- Wised by Mr. GARROW to file a criminal informa tics§ againft John Prieftnell, of Oundle, hi North. lairoptonthire, for ufing abufive language to Lied. wenn - Reed,of the lira Dragoon Guards, quarts. eft in thit town, within the hearing of two privates offaid regiment,holding him in concern pt,and with a•view to excite the foldiers to difobey his orders. Mr. Eluting slated the fads to be as follow PeielineH being a Publican, a man of the name of Eawkner was quartered at his Houfe, who found mils of fedheing his filter ; that Priiftnell was ansietu to get them married, and obtaia. ed t Licence for that purpofe .at the retied% of Hawkner, who was afterwards prevented from marrying by the interpofition of Lieutenant Reed. Mattel] a&ed him the reafiin of his interferenme ealliag him he had been at the expence of aSi center? Lieot. Reed replied, "D—n your licenee. what is that to me ?" Prieflnell then called him• it fcouhdrel, but denied that he knew that any of the Corps had heard him; npr had he any inten tion of exciting them to difobedience. That a few •daji afterwards he waited on Mr. Reed, alked his pardon, and Paid that he was extremely irri tated, or he should not have Paid what he had ; but Mr. Reed would not accept the apology, un lit& it was plied up in the ftreas of Oundle. Lord Kuivos stetted the rule might be dif. hagd. you' RING MT. POOL t y moved for the judgment of the Court mina the Defendant, who was tried at the Bk tinge after left Term for Weilminfter before Special jury; for ill-treating of his female apprentices. MI had r 1 the evidence obferved ild look .l as it ftal-ved extremely km& ' been , notice, refpeaable • him le Court he' ,a of kr, have cc *delvers that _ to ' Ratement ;office. , came ' him, t induced cma ' the Court S!rj!ant . atteni beffire and and, _. thk admitted, ...4 thine al were man; At- ICter. able man. had thil- than with .Jury. re the Defendant Juld CordfLip parti- Seyjeant. I pad- Lord r when his of any :,but could leave neceffity -the not ought and his family did. Why bcat thefe poor wretches flrength W 25 not able to do as , espeeted It appeared from the neighbours that great wails ap.. ' , cks, and their (bricks calling ir4,l in the neighbourhood !" he (truck them with mo- 'ou Lould not have (truck ward in hu- grip after lea Term for Weitmtniter netore t Lord IE/stow and a Special jury; for ill-treating i Sufannah Archer, one of his female apprentices. Alter Lord Kaaren had reported the evidence given at the trial, he obferved that that child look- t ed 'lrma miferably, and as if the had been ftal-ved I in her growth. She was extremely little and ema- ciated, and did not at all look to be of the age the Paid thevvat 5. The Defendant faid,hewas an unfortunate man ; t he bad no money either to fee Counfel or an At- torney ; and he had been brought up to Court I *Apia a mennent's notice, otherwife. he might have had fame refpeßable people to his character. Lord Kenyon a&ed him when he would be able i to lay his cafe before the Court? , The Defendant Paid, he *as entirely a 101 l man. He had not fufficitnt to fupply nature fence he had I been in jail, for five months. He had not a &it- linn the world. 1 Lord Kra vox obferved, that come papers had 1 been put into the hands of Mr. Serjeant•Le s, than whom no man could have condufted bitnfelf with more propriety in his addrefs to the Jury. He re- ferved hinafelf to lay the cafe of the Defendant more fully before the Court when the party fisould be called up to receive judgment. His Lord th ip withed to know where thole panels were now ? Mr. Guess obferved, that there were no parti. enlar papers delivered to the Learned Serjeant. There was only a fiaternent in the form of a peti- tion to the Lord Chief Juice. - Mr. Serjeant Leas came into Court, and Lord Kt MYOII obfeived to him, that hikhumanity when this man was tried had induced him to give his a 1 fiftanee, and a&ed him if he was able to lay any thing farther before the Court ? The Learned Serjeant replied, that lince the time of the trial he had attended to this bulinefs,hut he had no fait to lay before the Court which could be verified by affidavit, and therefore he mull leave him to the judgment and merty of the Court. Lord KVNYON laid, this was a fad cafe. The Defendant admitted, that through neceffity and want of bufinefs thefe apprentices, during the tall three months they were with him, were not fed fo well as they ought to have been, but they lived as well as he and his family did. Lord KIX TO11•••••." Why heat thefe poor wretches when their bodily Brellgth was not able to do as much work as you expelled ? It appeared from the evidence of the neighbours that great wails ap- t peered upon their backs, and their (bricks calling out for mercy were heard in the neighbourhood !" The Defendant laid, he (truck them with mo- deration. • Lord Katros—" You thould not have (truck them at IRM Mr. A C laid not a word in aggravation of purithmert. and Mr. Fasciae hu- manely fuggea.d, that as this unfortunate man had -hire daughters &sown up, tilt:). might make OE- davits that thel'e apPfehtices had litell'as welt as the members of hisfamily ; and theft he wouldbe able to lay before the Court. When a mad was convkted of inhustianity) when ohe recolleettd the judgment that muff be pronounced, itmadmilly fuggefied the feelings of humanity. Mr. Serjeant LENS übferved, that that circutn fiance had been attended to, and that theft. affida vits could not be made. The. Court dilcovered an extraordinary degiee of anxiety to get at all the circumstances of this and particularly at every fit& that was in La tour of the Defendant. For that purpofe they look ed at a number of papers which he handed up. Lord KEN YON laid, to be fore that has been done which ought not to have been done iu this Wines. The law has been as circumfpeet as pot& ble. Where children are poor and have no parents to take care of them, the law devolves the power of placing them out in a &nation in Which they may receive that initruetion at an early period - of life, by which they may get their living honealy. and has added all the caution it could that it should be done properly. The Overfeers are to do it in concurrence with two Magistrates; and to be Pure Magikrates ought not to make this a matter of courfe. It is not enough that their names should be put to the indenture, but they ought to exercife their judgment that proper care be taken of thefe poor creatures who have no other body to take care of them. There were feventeen ap prentices placed with this man, who flares himfelf to be fo poor as not to be able to fubfift himfelf. If the Magiltrates had made proper enquiries into the fituation of this Defendant, it is impoffible they could have plated them with fuch a man.— T Nerfare ought to yip th eft placer, and to fee they are properly tarter care of, not once a year, but frequently. They are in the ftuation of fame with l'Oefi to theft children, andlbould tale the fame care that parents would. One does not mow what to do with this--it is a vinare dince.—Let him be remanded, and brought up the laft day but one of the Term to receive the Judg ment of the Court." CRIMINAL INFORMATION. Mr. Glass, on the part of a number of Meal men, moved for a Rule to thew caufe why a Cri minal Information fhould not be filed againft John Batchelor, for publiffiing a libel on thefe perfons, againft whom there was a fufficient degree of pre judice already. The libel was in the form of a new Song for May-day; in which the names of a number of Mealmen were introduced. Iraccufed them of unjufi peculations in their bufinefs while on earth n ed afterwards defcribed them as having arrived in the kingdom of Lucifer, where the arch fiend is reprefented as giving a hearty welcome to his beloved children, at the fame time praifing their diligence in having diftrefred and ftarved the poor, by charging exorbitant prices for their grain. They then all agree to make merry over a bowl of the nectar of Pandemonium, and drink fuccefs to Speculation. Lord Ks N row.- 1 ' Take a Rule to (hew elute." Sir THOMAS GRESHAM, of munificent memory, whole public endowments and local charities alarmed his friends, as they thought he was in trenching too deeply on his property, and might ultimately become a viaim to his own virtues, Paid, with more truth than the world was await of, that " Sriv more he gave, the more he gaixed." For, in proportion as he extended his benevolence, his purfe became more ponderous, and wealth flowed in upon him, even falter than his copious benefac tions flowed out.—So Paid the great and good Earl of Davows H las, who wrote his own epitaph, " What I gave, I have; what I food, I v ." Men of fuch a turn take their good fortune upon null, alai there are not many inftances to be adduced of their being baulked in their fpeculations : for ex it:vie—there is Baonum, the Inventor and Pro prietor of the NERVOUS CORDIAL and BOTANICAL SYRUP, not fatisfied with the good that he has done fociety,'by the vendition of his valuable Nof trums, has for Tome time pall been an adventurer upon the high road of Almonry ; witnefs his do nation of Sol. to the Foundling Hofpital, and alfo, to the Margate lafirmar7 and Surrey Difp,enfary, of which inftitutions he is eleaed a Governor foe life; befides his bequefts to the Freemafon's, Cum) berland School, and many other charities. And yet, he does not wax one lot the poorer, hut, on the contrary, the Door denvcs from his diftributive outgoings, a riling_ augmentation every day to his income, at leaft, if we may judge by the avidity with which his medicines are daily fought after.— And though his Guide to Old Age is to be much admired for the trelfure of information it contains, it is highly probable that not one of his Patients ever experienced more benefit from his Pen or his Panacea, than he himfelf epjoys from the exalted luxury of doing Good! The atikted with Rheuntatifms, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head ach, Numbnefs, Palley, Flatulencies. and Pains of the Sto mach,will find an effedual remedy in Wm-rearms s El}Flfet Of MOSTARD. which has frequently fueeedecl in cafes that .had baffled every other method, and under eireontilances that precluded every expeaatlon of relief front the means dually preferthal. It is prepar,d In Pills. and alto in a fluid Rate.— The Ms are an excellent itsuischie, parfieulariy fervicealik in Flaudeneles and Indigeftiou ; and by their lalutary mode of operation, (inknfilde palpitation) they gradually undermine the moil ohltinate Rheumatic and other complaints, and at the fame time invigorate the debilitated comititution. The Fluid F.ffence is a remarkably salve embrocation, needfully ufed with the Pills • and as it generally excites a tingling fenfation, even in the deepen feated made., ft removes the canto of pain, by bringing on a plaiser circulation in the part. By this means, the fever& Sprains and Bridle ff old Strains and Re laxations are frequently cured by a few applications. In ner vous H eed.-ache, It affords inftantaneoup relief; and by the fuggeffion of ferwrral ladies of dißidtion, Mr. JowNsron pre pares it, for the accommotiatioh of the affluent, equally grate ful as the Honey or Lavendo Waters ; in this Rate it can only be lad at kg honk., No. ts, Greek.flreet, Soho, London, in ismer bed betties, at t is. 6d cads—The genuine is diftin nand Ram counterfeits by the King's Patent, and the !Iva , tore of i os . row on the Wile of each him or bottle. It may be at 1.. pi. each."( ern y reput &life Medicinell en . der in the three kingdoms, Weft ladies, and America. To prev, nt counterfeit impolitinit, the dillinguiMing marks lithe genuine are neceffary to lv stroulerl to. BIRTHS. At the Grown Hoeft. &Impale, Mrs. Oldfield, af a dattehter, beim her ninth dot& A few 4,st fore. Mn. t.iddon, the wife of Me. Lklkr, a farmer, rcti.tirl rear W.itth-ti homerktniirr. d*at lan bobs 414 • 1,4?. wIA with their sauLhsr arc aU likely tad* well ! 06 • WANT ,to R ent Ar Pnrehafe, pot nearer • tton ten , or further r;. or forty miles from London, a Freehold Zftate, of 4 , V) to IC/X) Acres of Land, with a ddlra hk : Prefkrctee will be givto .to one with • Manor and Filksery, and io either of tic Counties of Surry, Kent, or Hefts. Ifircdt to X. Y. Z. at Mr. Scwell's, Conlin. at Ne.— FOIIRMIT.ICSALE, At Sittitlia toffee-hoar. tweitbe tern Alchanget On Monday the 15th inftant. at one o'clock precifely, THE LOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 1,500 Qparters Foreign Barteit.- *ell calculated for making into Mai 14 Becks Flour. • ityfoo White *ad Brown Corn Bap. tocio Matta. Further particulars will be time!! ghren by (cis se hamb, Sworn Broker, No. 6, Great Liftcheatt. • • • FREEHOLD ESTATES, 5121.0 P. TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, To:Other of in Two Lets; on Monday the zad of Jute, dot, at the Angel Inn, in Ludlow, at four o'clock, 'TWO ELIGIBL E: FARMS, called GREAT POST'ON, containing 340 Acres; and LITTLE POS TON FARM, and BALDWYN's COPPICE, containing 326 Acres; fitttate flue miles north ealt of Ludlow, held from year to year, under kents of more than thirty years Banding both Farms lie coneenicnt to be occupied together or feparately, forming one cutup:id kttate, within a Ring Fence; well wooded and watered, and are capable of very great Improvements, by draining, and other good Hutbandry, at an eafy espente: Lime lione and Coal ate near, and probably in the Eftate. For a view of the Prcmifes apply to the Tenants. ITHES AND PERPETUAL ADVOS GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, in Pali-Mall, on Thurfday, July the 16th, at One o'Clock, in Two Lots, Lot t. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, omfifting of the Great Tithes of the very eaten five Pad& of Cadoston, in tilt Vicinity of °non-Cattle, Gia; morganthire, of the annual value of near pot. I.ot. 2. The Perpetual Advowfon of the Vicarage of Cada:- ton, of the annual value of not fabjcatO the life of the prefent incumbent, and the next prefentation. Particulars may be bad on the tit day of June, at Quill Cel tic, Glamorgardisite; of the Printers of the Liverpool General Advertifer S. Farley's finftol Journal I Manchcfter, Shrtwf bury, and Bath Chronicles; at the Rainbow; arm in Pall-Mall • MARINE V ILLA-4SOUTHAMPTON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room in Pan-Mall, on Thurfday, July a, at Ten &Clock, A CAPITAL and Singularly Elegant FREE HOLDI-1- VILLA, Stabling for is Hor fes two Coach hooks, numerous attached and detached Offices of every de fcription, felted to a Family ; Garden, Ste. fasted in a Paddock of Four Ann, ornamented with Plantations, Shrubbery, &c. delightfully fituatdon the Welt Ade of the Road, the approach to Southampton ; commanding beautiful and eaten/ Yee Views of the Southampton Water and Pain Rivers, Neer Reek furrounding Country forming a map of prolific debark pot letting all the advantages of the Country radium, 'nib at pleafure the molt focial and polite fodrty. A part of the Lend May be turned to great advantage for the pnnsofe olfizediding upon, without the leaft obitrudtion to the period. of the made:nee. Tbc whole is in the mutt degas= piece order and repair. Immediate patentors may be had. Particulars may be had ten defs preceding the isK *Hui Dolphin, Southampton ; George, at Wlnchefter ; Printer of the Salllbury Paper; Bulk, Farnham ; Star, Alredbri; Crown, Baling/Mkt; of Mr. Cockerel), Sauitle-row; at the Rainbow eolfee-houfe, Cornhill ; and in Pall-mall. TO THE UNPREJUDICED. WHEN hi. Majetly's Letters Patent have bees granted to a Preparadm or Medicine, die Public art at once guarded againft fraud and impolite', as fuck Medicine or Preparation is previouny fearched Into and analized by &Hint cad able Profdlort, and on their report refta the grant of a Patent. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL have both ftood the tett of the deft Medical Men In England, led the greateft Profeffors in Phylic of the precut age ; and for which, his Majelty has granted his Royal Letters Patent thus rewarmed, Dr. ilitODUll Is bold in holding forth to the world the above two unrivalled Medicines, which is the fruit of dole and Roams application, for upwards of 28 years. The Botanical Syrup is a certain and fah cure for all Venereal In feaions : if the human frame has been poifoned by the above Infealon, or by Mercurial preparations, the Botanical Syrup will (if regularly taken) purify the body, and clear it from all blotches and fores, equal to that of the infant newly born ; In Glens of OnsorrhOci, few bottles. will be requifite to perform ft cure. In Women, the Medicine is a certain remedy ageing Barrouters or Sterility, and (nerd complaints the female is fubica to, whirl delicacy prevents td be here infested, and which, Is fully explained in " The Guide to Old Age." All hinds of Debility, whether arifing from the Habits of School- W: r , ab o i r e the Indulgence of mature Age, which render men , and make them unfit to enjoy the dieting' of Sudety, and more fo that of the married ltate, the Botanical Syrup will resume ; the good drags of which, thoufands have experienced and numbers have 'citified. The BOTANICAL. SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be had at the Dodoes Houfe, Na 9, Albion- treat, feven doon from the Leverian Mufeum, Black-Friserarklges to bottles at axe tie 6a. and se. 6.1. In lira, Cruttwell, Exeter, Trueman and Sorl. • And by molt Booidellers and Medicine-Venders in the three kingdoms. A 211$. Bottle contains equal to live Snail ones, ft will be neeeffary the Donor Ibould fee fuels Patients as are Millard with Berdneis or Lois of Sight, o: fend their Cafes, by letter or pared, to the Dotter, (pull or carriage paid), with his ufual fee.—The Medicines may be had Mr/ d,- "'HE ANTI-IM' 'ET' SOI DOCTOR_ /1-6MONhas,with great anxiety, obfererd that feorbade and other eteptive diforticrs have very conliderably inereafed in this country of late yen; not withßaading the many remedies which bavebeen repeatedly of fered to the public under the molt fpedoas pretences. The merits of there fpecifics it Is oat his bainefs or intention its call in sueflion. a cannot, however, but regret, that after the strenuous efforts of to many perfons, attentive to the core of theft contplaiids, and the whole Materia Medic* having been taufulsed for the means to eradicate them, they ihesidalli pie ground, sad become in a manage conititutioaal to ounibers of the inhabitants of this ettrnate. Impreffed with the imptletanee of the fubjedt, wad &firms of doing every cleft's in his power to alleviate the diftrelfesor his fellow-creatures, he here determined to pubGiir to the world at large a Medicine which be has conftantly admhiftcred In his private pradtke, and never found to fall in abating the violence of the fymptonas, and by due pafevaariee, completely eradi cating dude dreadful complains,. A Medicine like the ANTS-111,172TIGINCs is in the prefect times more than doubly valuable's' the intemperance and luau ry of the age is haftening the ravages of the Stun., audit:Wet. ing our blood more impure ; and though a Wye of intetriptelMee cannot on any account be defended, yet thole who have been weak enough to officiate with the lona of luxury, and thereby deitroy their own coriftitutiums, have the means now offered them of repairing the breach, and—fu far as is In the power of pkirle, to affift them to reltore themferies to perfedt health. 1 be Anti-Impetigines may be adminiftered to Females and Children with the tumid fafety and elltracy, which circuit'. fiances have 'principally contributed to its great celebrity and univerfal oft and requrit. I The Cordial Balm of (Mad, and Guide to Health, may be obtained every day, at the following appointed places of rale, via. In Bath, by Hazard Lancofter, by Wall:die, RriffeL, :thcpipstd Leeds, Dims 'Brighton, Gregory Lincoln, Drury 'Birmingham, Swingle y Lynn, tiredly Mid by all the reputable Medicine ender,. Bonlifelicm, life• la every principal Town u England, Ireland, Scotland, and Anterici; price Half-a-Guinea a Bottle, with copious dime filed up. O• Family Bottles at sot'. contain OE Half. Guinea noes on winch 3e. is dried. br. 844eniOn may be conflated by letter (poft paid) Isseliolly hi. dual Yee el Half-rstuines, diverted " Money Lam lit S•inmve, Solomon . " Plate. Liverpool; piiihloubk p&p. , MRDICTNE ACT. • At the soiy Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45. St Paul's Church-yard,a few doossirom the Corner of Chmpfulc. THE following MEDICINES arc fold, at the prices annexed, inclufive of the Stamp Duties impofed by this Aet ; but no additional charge has been made upon Dr. James's Powder • which Is continued at the uriiinzi prig uC zs. 6d. per packet. It may alto be had at 11. es. per dozen; or he quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle, for IL as. 6d.rluty neluded, fo that the Public are no fufferers. Sat in order to facilitate the operation, and to leffea the bur thatof this ACt, which would in a great meafure have proved a tax upon benevolence, all the other Medicines are fold to any perfons purchafing half a dozen or mori, free from the expellee of the Stamps. a. I y r. 11. Dr. James's Powder s 6 Dr. Steers's Opodeldoe a 6 Analeptic Pills 4 6 Convultion Oil a 6 Cattle Powder a 6 ---- Paregoric Lo- Hoop r'• _ Dr. r's Pills aii ZCOISC.4 - - lii Dr.„ "a Chalybeate Camomile Drops a 0 Pills - 4 0 - Effence of Coltsioot 3 9 Berry's Bilious Bab 3 0 Weave of Peppersdnt a 1 i Dalby's Carminative s 9 Orme:iris Medicines 3go Tickers Athena! Spirit 3 6 Olds 's Magmas 3 6 Grecnough'sTindtures 115 inglis'a Scots Pills a o Tolu Lozenges •a a Grant's Drops - aa I Mt. Spence's Dentrifice -4 0 Notion's Drops 3 * Prelate's Tindturs ofßark 3 6 Spilfbury's Drops 3 o Huxbam's ditto a 6 Specdinun's•Pills a 0 Englifh, Coffee a 9 Dr. Solander'sTes s 9 Cephalic Snuff 0 9 Jones's Rheumatic Tincture, 30.6 d. Alfo the Gamine Arquebnfade lately imported, and mit of the other Proprietary Medicines in repute. ()am for capon tation are fuppliesi without Stamps as before this Ad. N.B. As many perfons, particularly fervants and meffengera, minake the honk F. NEWBEILY, the Proprietor, is under the necedity of pointing out, tkat it is at the Salt of St. Paul's, nearest to Chespfide, and that it has a great WNW Ruc coed front, with thefe words haferibod Til WILT WAIMNOVIIi VOll DR. JA//E/'/ POWDEIR. \I - HEN Profellional Men of education and re. fponfibility deviate from the general fyftem by the fe edtion of a peculiar Branch, the Candi= of ices oonlinue4 [needs is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pradice to the eiclafive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to ppm& as far as I ant able the ravages of thole complaints which are the rook impun ant in the catalogue of human infinvdties. After initiation Into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an early period of Praclice to refeue individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the qually dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditioncrs. The THREE DISORDERS, to the meal which I have de voted my attention, comprise every Cradle of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a nowt or beg deeatism--adiy. All kinds of DEBlLETV.whideat oaks( boss the habits of Sehoilibert Of the latialgetwe af mature age, aid laftly that de 2mont of th ink = ballroom which is called BARREN. Iforanfiraft data. oar 119 RIM of keelson er Irate Is the 61111111iNt al* Generianpood iron eddy kap kmae that thermals of 14frare parateetiarksfpillicesist eras =tebeen ay ruitenei *dogAlrb eigtobints are ed, raid even Where others hive failed, I Waft that may grefameille Wars redieatle-efibillifissit. ' Fier 4011rosts anntliosafes at itmagilitefed Mr* is this wldh t he liempos ai mis4wie (rapt aeitl7.l4ll l f VICE, or die ueesiltsteelle: ties eft 'Life, acquire that Rate of DO", wbials la the aweedilehlresofeltatnee of fuck perniciossibbig. * Wises dievs/SM haven broods sielehlimbeteare f fully gam& kb emor i it may be Om areal d s for him to know, _bat slam% it he.a. lited iff deft or mem , tainty with WI& .nesees4 tho rime* inftbefe DEFI CIENCIES hydie grailegitagrelliefßelseveSaa Kt* acquirov nig 421 atitikka Anita ibis If ibtaliopeelfiam have be lit to mem earak4ein ins& cashed *the pereenti by an laity niumelleat le ies.pf i this Lipid Rate, and is them %arse so Veit allifa occur.. bat 'MOW ale De iire lkfilitgbeeker yews mac& a peeper Per I ferasomistadifradhigreguieteto rearhethellimabeing fparke of Life, and es twaiimete the Conilimeles. MARRIED WQMEN, who' has! Jeorbeee difeppointed thele expeastierna a( = ;s ititherei. that in moll Wheals facitAelkits ere "be wile lb =Alm and *Sok I Owe preliosite Ibis,'he firm t = op res ialla y "am :utd4s - per Ws Ind ia Opie. dme a- may nmlly Se i r i Z eit letur maie let Ibis Tem nate) at hie ay, Arun- There ' is we ablitienal maims in Water-beet adjoining, salts One Isosibeth the &Me. 111L11.M - ewhor4l - 11101410* CAW or sorgeme vmasspast summass, To Mt. Thomas Taylor, Suq..,/to. 9, New Beidge.Reeet REAR Eli, Lydia. IT is with the moit heurtialtratiefaeion that I ad. deck you en the lueappanille usedlana yr4llaluable Madiskeo—Leacalt Pavane the. of this = l l 4 lad the inittepane to antra% a V Oteriplaint, 4rAggitalattokig and angering po=s: an - idands,dist I ltavdblkfeod to my ma for a whole week togetles, ant hat thin to ttli out of It ;I ktil too re* afght nor day, mod Meal the tholkaserapattogai sad aratent, and what was All wade, wipes weer wUk and tan, *chat I tag fans Mfg* ,pser 11.4,, If ever fo dote tome, and ex , p**4 odtkaglistipifhe neat ids of my Gglet.,--Frem a Rote, way, nal Ida 21ilet man, I acre meadow, and rin Ale* gay had all give ri me oar, std denet*Palaarair het* dreadful ftate, ad to this world, I was to tri. and been bat rag' dlinad4d=a parpok, and been s an enornsontalqtash it legoldlaultina before I could be pealed at wake ea* lakfileatAls It boas, and before I. had Inhaellataill. 1.111014. hada ; my pains gradually dreirftw o . better, sod to the great to ad (after tak ng throe boasardlO s a=l and Itestgelhilia pi:rattly re heat, aid I ansaire( to my Oeso astgoor Inaba* liodirises), as wie ha at' as goer I was !Tray life. Yore Mpg* hankie (waft, . k. L. LEIGH. . 1111110 11 6118 6 Nowenberi, tygg. • Vutarnt punt Hale any MIMI& MS think proper, for the bomb of May* large,' mad *high IF Wend have fait you lboaer,but who itirfklada aleph. The aboveliadkise is eased* ire Vol to all pathos that are in any doubt of apir bag of Ye noreadAlledtion. puelicaleity to Moe tbllir Wa al= In fife, w* eareabsly masa evay of the metre, harem tong Nadirs, a; laserer dagaffed soder the appearance of other *ford= it may be ; foe Scorbutic, Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints, iLis lUb recooanorAl ed a be taken, efpecially in the Spria„ and Fall. Prepared and fold hy the foie Pearieear„ MAS TAY LOR, Member of the Carpeted* of Strelleash Lad" at Ids book, No. g, New Dridgoltrat; wars .1* will give Ad vice, without a Fee, to arias halo, thde 15111,41 will a n " fors patients Letters, Ifs* paid, as die lash . °hat"' ag In all ears die asat avidalsie Iketety; tie NAB'e sante ode having aka soonekeed, bekeittidtenvet• paldsdar rope& by the Propokoorodorleg dee atineftef sore tits &Lams, that be has bad the sada& of* easeliwe Isk at the above oat eine, aad the pradlee sides thenerau. They are ollh fold by Ide ippokaftent; at the Perfumer's, N0.'35 , St. Alban's-Rrat, Pali-ifsilh Mr. Itabertfaa's Tor RoP. 140 . 503, Ourord-fhweet hir. alai's, Dookkaer, No. t. Unkarow, Little Tower-HUI; 60 by an: Paton is every ronfiderabk town in England, in ft.* of only as. pd cull* faded up with fall and plain Dinedkes. LONDON. Prtritod for the Proprietors. by JOHN DANI VI.. (of 4, -rtteby-Rate) at the STAR PAINTIIIO.O/11IRS, Si° I. Carey-tbeet aid poNiesod by ',syn. satyr. ( 0 Cr terbtiry-piate. Latabeet), at No t. Oare=et, Mid at r STAR-0,1,1ra, Troolo•Bar ; to arkieh coonamm eationa xdo INTOllllre rryotßet toile aalrelliaL