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Lus:}s. OFCA3IO!CiD IT WILING TO A' TOT WILLOW TIL.II.:Tf.II it POP& Af t WILICINIIA• 4 .IIA•i` 7 < I vTI Ira T LC U.:l, ■CGN tVT INTO AN(' DI3TA/IJTID ANONG,I TIS/ 1114.T1M1 . ANL+ CU LJOI: While level het th• Nltdc't tree, Shall not a Mae be found to writ; Nor Echo fwril ore p!zint or !bre, Whole Poet fweetezid cy'ry g- Tbr farour'd plant, bro,.ath whore (bade Porc latejrave voitc to 1"!.0.7!,u5* lyre, Ntgleeted neVef Can b: While Britifh breilts his :ay% infpirc. The children of its foreign boughs. Now natives of Berr•": lA% in?, kin to el hang their mournful brows, Nor greet us with one verndl Yet &all the hark be long rr•f red, And guarded u a magic (full, In curious form% by fondnets cared. The Poet's varied art recall. And oR (hall flow the tender tear, While Fancy paints his alteed flue ; The mind that's part this bounded fphere. Submits to unrelenting fate. Eva earlier than the branch he rear'd, He bow'd him to the fticc.; tomb; While in thy weeping form appear'," The fad memorial of his doom. Now thou hall fall'n—but, in thy place, The Mufe, to deck her &ding's hearfe, Shall plant the hirers 'ailing grace, Firshkm of his immortal reef:: ! LAW INrE I:LICENCE. COURT OF RING's BENCH, JULY i 6. BANNER W. OLIVES. Mr. Grass Rated, that this action was brought by the plaintiff, as the indot fee or four Bills of ex change, againft the defendant as the acceptor. This Bill was drawn by Mr. Joliffe, who had a large eftate in the North,•in 1794, 6n Me. Oliver, bit then Bteward,rpayable to his own order, and inclorfed by Mr. Jolliffe, by a Mr. Boyd,and by a Mr. narber, and the prefent plaintiff had received them as long ago as 1794. The Jury therefore •anitba be fqrprifed this aaion was not brought learfier. The truth was,ahey were repofing them raves in the COnrt of Chancery, and they were Satdly awaked from their doze when they were lolled aflecp again by the .promife of a compromife. lie underltood Something was to be imputed to the plaintiff. }le did not know what. It was only necefrary for him to obferve further, that the hand: writing of all the perfons on the Bill was admitted. The Bills were .dated July, afith, typa, all at three months after date, and each for tool. • The leadingCamnfel for the Defendant obferved,. that if it. was a proper defcription of eloquence to fay on a fubjea every thing that could be Aid. and that in the belt manner,his Friend had made a molt eloquent •fpeech, for he had laid limfelf open to no obfervations whatever; and it,was not only a molt eloquent, but a goon ,prudent frech. as he had opened dryly that four Bills of Exchange wee drawn, accepted. and indorfed by the Perfuna,, whole names *ere upon,the Bills. There was no poffibility of making anattack uPoa a cafe fo Rat ed. ft would be neceffary there fo re, to open come fans, on which he could fuftain the cafe be had to lay before them. There Bills were drawn by Mr. Joiiffe*on Mr.,ol:rer, v ho accepted ahem, paya- Me to his own order. Oliver was Man them dif counted, and to gct cafh for them. For that pnr pole he had applied to a man of the name of Boyd, who had lime gone to America., This action had not been brought at this late period by any delay 'that had been occationed by any proceedings in the Court of ChancerY, but from a perfea cowrie. • tion that this aaion could not be fdllained. Mr. Boyd kept ante tart for fume time, after which. it happened to him to be vifited by procefs—he was arrefied for a large fum of money. Finding himfe:f in that fitnation, and having in his hands thofe fills, he thought he might take the liberty to depofit them in the hands of the Officer who arreßed him, Mr. Nunnington, till he Should be able to procure bail ; and when that was done, there Bills were to be returned to him. Boyd per formed his engagement by potting in bail, and was then entitled to have his Bills again. The Officer had in the mean time delivered over there bills to a Mr. Barber, the Attorney for the Plaintiff, who had arrclled Boyd. Mr. Barber's, hands had a Isirdlime qhality. No paper that gut into them, cvcr found its way fafely out of them again—it finek fn fait. The . prefent plaintiff 'had received them from Barber, without baying given any. va. lie kir them. Banner, the Plaintiffilad exprefely admitted he had given no value for them. No per. fun had given value for them. Lord I:sa,yoti.- 1, If they have found thein way into }lances liandi through a &waft& holder for a valuable con fi deration, through he has Batt' pay any "aloe for thetn, he_ Way, I apprehehil, maintain this . aztion. If no value has been given for there Bills by any , pet fon, then it is clearly nip Avis bigmat, or gas co ;:ar aaio. I have a mot* perfca memory of a cafe repotted by Iffiderfin, where it was decided tliat if the Holder of a Bill who has paid no coi.fideration for it, derives title through amall..r perfon who paid a full and valu able conidcrat ;Oft for it, that holder may maintain an action upon lieu a Bill The Counfel for the Defendant (Nerved, that Barber had na right whatever to retain there Bills a ntor:cat after-Boyd had put in bail. There Bills were erprefsly given to Barber upon that condi -6,17,, that wt:cilev:r bail was put in. thefe four B. 1!, t4rnli be immediately returned to Boyd.— Barber no right to detain there Bills, could ,ev ,to In . them to Banner. the ',recent This was the cafe on the part of the hir. Graas crinten.le‘l, that Mr. 11-:r!•rr sus a IV.Wet I,lthtfe Uille f r a valtiab:e c. and that Banner. his client, :night plotea under the title of Barber. T. ord KTNYCIV• 4I - Feltner comes litre as a cornitel the ). Atintot this ninney.— Banner, 1 underdand, Came nt- V C,CrltlCrat : .• s ll — think, Mr. Gibbs, •s i‘u oulpt. to thew, feint how or other, that tlity hot (nigh hands, net. v.11 ,, ni at I:a a !..s paid a ralit;lilt: confide) - 4zion for them, and t't-rowigh whom re,i title. G C('lltelOC‘lt that Hs clie n t flood rH:iy in the fatne titn.o.lin AS if Barbzr wt..? the Plaintiff—that is, B-zenvr flooa [loathed ith all the r'• % . its t 1_ rts tr to recnr.:r the anosimt of thelz Fa i - f 1 e-`.:t^,^c. li h.-re thewcd by evi dence atilt. on 13.irb:r to tl , cf.: Lord Ktsivosi tlizo called on the Counfel for the Defendant to itrocaeh Barber's title. For that porpot: t!: y called Mr. bitriington, the Sheriff's Othccr, s o, his l e ordthip faid, gave his evidence to his lit istliaion. Barber did not attend, and was called on his Aip.fr4. They weie not able to impeach Barber's title, and as the Plaiata proteacd hirnfelf tinder that title, the ;Jury found a Verdi& for Plaintif for the amount of the bills, with interett, which was 5301. cos LER V. GILCHRIST AND ANOTHER. This was an aaion brought to recover the amount of a quantity of CoiTce and Tobacco, un der thefe circumilances : Thcfc goods %vete (hip ped by the Defendants, who •ivcrc merchants at I.iverpool, on account of a Mr. Horace Watfon, who, in 1799, was a merchant in London. They were coniigned to the Plaintiff, scho is a merchant at llamburgh. After they were (hipped, Mr.Wat fon indorfed a Bill of Lading of this cargo to Mr. Gofler, with Bills to be accepted to the amount of 32001. Thcfc Bills, on the faith of that confign mein, were accepted, and paid. The Defendants, foon after the (hip had failcd, being informed of the falling circutullances of Watfon, purfued thefe goods, and flopped them in tralfitu near Altona. The Counfel for the Plaintiff contended,this was precifcly the cafe of Lit hbarrow and Ma'am ; and his Lordfhip was of that opinion. Mr. ERSKINE made a fpeech for the Defendant, in which he contended, that this cafe was not to be_iiecidcd. by the law of England, but by the law of the place where the f oppingis era7fitst took plant; and by that law if Mr. Gofler had received all the Bills of lading in the world,•iddorfed by Mr. Wat fon,he could not (land higher, than Mr. Watfon did. Lord KENYON was clear that this cafe mull be decideol by, the law of this country; but his Lord. (hip Paid he would Pave the point to Mr. ER SK IN F, if he entertained any doubt.-- Verdi,ifor 22501. ESSEX ASSIZE-S. PERRINS T. NASH. Mr. Gaaaow Rated, that the Pllintif was a lieenfed hawker and pedlar, and attended fairs, and having had awl. by him,- entrufted it to a Mr. Bayford, by whom, with his content, it was after wards lent to the Defendant Mr. Nafh. The mo ney was paid to the Defendant at Bifhop'tStort ford, and this anion was brought to recover the tool. with intereft, at 4 per tent. during a period when no one lent money at lefs than fire. It wac a little unfortunate, when perfons employed thofe who were not perieElly acquainted with the fines ; if Inca always had the precaution toemi-loy able attorneys to make their wills, there would he fewer difputes refpeeling the difpofition, of their property. The note upon which the money in queltion was fecored,' was not the moll-intelligi ble protniffoi.'y note be had ken; it hadbeen drawn by tbe parties themfclves, and was to this effeEt " I bkh, promife to pay so the Plaintiff Ska•year, the Were& of aool."• lie natural inference to be drawn from Loch a proud.: was, that the sixth had been lent him ; he underftood that the great gun the Defendant was to let off at the Plaintiff was, that he had given t Ir. Bayford fecurity for the 'zoca. and had paid. him intereft ilia to the pre fent time. The promiffory note to pay 81,. a year, was produced, and proved to Lave been (ivied by the defendant. Mr. Serjeant BIST objefted, that it was only on a fixpenay The i-bjeetion prevailed. Mr. cARROW laid, he fhould prove an acknoviledginent of die money being iffie, and proceeded upon . the common counts of the declaration. . lohn Evans, clerk at the rffea rant, raid, be waited on the Defendant the ;ft lanuary, for. Payment of the note. His anfwer was„ that he kneW the awl was due, but that Bayford's exe cutors had a fecurity for the fame fum of money, and be 'wouldeall upon his attorney and alk whe ther he ought to pay it or not, and would let him knnwilse came to the.witiie4 about two hours afterwards, and faici, Ilnuata not pay it then, hdt tnOtt take time M confider of it ; on a flthfequent slay ha called at the . (Ace of the Plain tiff's attorney,'while the seitnefs was prefent, and laid he fhould be glad to put mend to the aSion, and would pay tite. soot. and intereft p but he was threatened wilt% an anion if he 'did, 'in order to make him ray it over again. Headded, that he was confidenfthe money belonged to Mr. Perkins, the Plaintiff. . ..... Mr. Berjeant BEST obferved, that the money certainly would below; whim fame time Or ether, but it would be after die death of Mrs. Tlayford,to whom it had been left by old Mr. Hayford. The Judge thought this was not evidence of an acknowledgment OF the debt *Mich entitled the Plaintiff to recover.—Accordingly, under his Lonl fhip's direaion, be was r...infuited. ' Nine convins were executed at Chelmsford on Friday fennlght, r ilriliant to tlfeir El:en:es at the Affirm T. hey behaved whillt in prayer with the Rev. Mr. !Bose :r, as became men in their fi n s I thins. Jule before they were lanuchc,l ha° eter nity, Rye of them Tri!led Off their film:sand pufhecl them from tbe i litform; and ffrwi!age ck'ired his body ini-he he nrrered the Snrgecns. Tire rime • :atft7s w..:c very numerous, but example, even of this revere nature, apparently, have no e ff e te dry the mild of the ditorderly anal 4;d - olive pit of mani.i3O, as about the time of execution, a rob. ' bury war committed at Springfield, not one mile (I::tant from this awful !cute. LONDON MARKETS: CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, AUGUST at. • A Return of the I'RICES of FLOUR, horn the Bth of Augult to the 14th of Auguft inclubve. Total 94z6 Packs.---Avqqc 995. 13.. a,:d. lower than Wt return. Conn U.:stets OR% KEIL; lilt TION I'l 611 002, AUGUST SO. iicat per 10. 141 os to 201 Of Oats per qr. al tog to 2 1 4, Dahl per qr. :I z6s to 31 as Beans per qr. 21 41 to al zo s PRICE. OF HOPS In the BOROUGH. Bags 41 tog to 61 6s I Pockets 41 011 uBl of SMITHFIELD, Auguft at. • To link the oll:d—per Bone of 811). Beef s4dtosS 4d VOll - 41{ --6 d to St 6d ,Mutton -Ss 4d to 66 41 Pork - 6. 01 to 7s od Lamb, Ss. od. to 6s. 4d. Stock at Market tbts morning, Snits 700, Sheep and Lomb. 1250. kIEIVGATF and LEADENHALL. Aorta st. Pcr !tone of 81b. by the carcafe. Eeef 3s 8d to 4s Veal 4s od OD 5S od Mutton 4s 8d to Ss Pork 6s od to 7s od Lamb 4s Gd to 3s Bd. - - - PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALI.. Butts, so to 5616 - - aid to and Ditto, 6o to 66/6 - - - sad to sod Merchants Backs . - Isici to rgid Drilling Hides - • sttd to z7d , , Fine Coach Man • syd to 1934 Crop Hides for Cutting -17 d to tgd Flat OnEnart c - std to i 74 Calf Skins, 30 to 4olb - - ad to aid Ditto Soto yolb per dons, - Std to ayd Ditto, yo to /bib - - 224 to asd SoudScals (Greenland) per lb. as 6d to ss gd large ditto - - loos to qoi per doz. Tanned Hare Hides -14 s to 15s each Goat Skins - . ass to 63s per doses Price of Bark per load of os to of os RAW HIDES, AUStill it. • , /Wes (per /tone) 36 4d to Si 6d Heavy Calf to. a each Middilug is 6d to 241 84 Light Calf 6d per lb. Ordinary as ad to 15 4d. 1 - , 7 1 7:: is dJto osa she:aangs 0. 8d to os od Shag Skins Is 44 ton 8d PRICE. OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. lantel** market 3s sd Town Tallow sss od to os Clare market 3s sd Ruins ditto (ca.) sss od to Os Wldte*hapel market 3s 2d Ruf4a ditto (foap) 53s tool (per flone at Mb.) White CandkßuSa ,S4s to Cs Melting Stull 46s od Wags SOS od Ditto Rough 301 od to 341 3$ ad Greases - aos od to o Good Dregs ' iv. to os Taos' Soap, )ss. to os.--Mottled.BoL—Cutd. 84 1 $ Candka, iis. od.—Moulds, tai. od. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, Auguß 21. Smithfi.:l4.l. Et. James's. Whitcchapd. O. Ha) o c tOl2 0 4 00IA 6' 0 0 4t00t06 0 0 N. ‘ lO . 3 .3 10 414 Straw 13 to 117 a 80to 3 6 c a th oto 3 3 Average Price Clover 6 o to 6 to N.d0.0 octooo 6 to o to - 7 - c COALS, Atigaft 21. - I}c Coals In the Pool, li. 20. 6d. per Chaldno. Uslivcrol - 21. 121. 6d. Sorulrrland, - al. oil. 6d. Usievcral al. 9s. 6d. COUNTRY MARKET. RETURN OF THE Pt ICE OF FLOUR _ _ To the MAYOR Oi CANTER NOR Y, kV the Clerk ot the Market, ..... _ _ lin 1 uelday the 18th Aug's& Fine Flow - per Seek of 5 Burtch' - 755. t• ft Second • - - ditto ditto - 734. to 7fie. Third - - ditto ditto -69 e to 741. Rough Meal - ditto of 4 ditto - the. to 6ce. TO THE SAME FEO'I ABBOTS MILL. Tuectisy the z Rth Auguft. Finc tionfehold, rer Sack —?cr gailon - Is. tetlid. Semite, Hour, - • ditto - - ditto - is. pd. Third Flour, - dittp - - ditto - Is. 74d. R•Jugh,mcar. y bol.400 . ? -_ditto: ts. 6d. Pricc of tritiqbartern Loaf is. id. BIRTH. Van.- re-y, at Mrs. Davenport's, Clapham Common, the I-ad3•.of Thumu Graham, ROI. of Gower-Brat. pf a daughter. MARKIFD. 01,Thurfday, at Stoneham, the feat of Haps Sloane, Efq. M. E. Joh ph it lira, EN. M. P. to Was Shame. D 11.1). M the Royal Naval Hofpital, Plymouth, Lieutenant Burke, °Vibe Diris, of a typiins fever, ocr finned by the revere wounds received in its Itotthicr from a grape-ibot, in the glorions attack on La Chevrette la the bkrbour of Breit. Qn Wedocfday, at his (spurt in Phusurce-tisset, Mr. Charles Hcydingcr. On Tkurfday night, Sir William Planter, Knight, Alderman of lialfidaw Ward. • lie seas Witten 41.1daman aid Otiobeo, 1772, fervcd the office of Sheriff in 1 774, and that of Chief Magiftnite in 57111. ifrilenlay morning, at his apartrne r.ts, r the (tren's Mews, Windfur, Mr. GeorgeNarrin, many years body onaciunan to thi s Qlcen. n Glouceiter-drect, Dublin, on the 4th initant, la* 2 4th year of his age, Richard Thomas Locke, Efq. fecff Coo of Jc hn Locke, of Atbgoe, in the county of Dublin, Eltl On the raft of Africa, Mr. Daniel Coo of Mr. An. thin O'Neill, of Waterford. Mrs•Thoinpfon, fro. of Dorpognkftral,, loffaft, aged Its. In reach rd, county of Tipperary, Mite Mary Brenton. COURSE Olt EXCHANGE. rurgb st 7 U. Venke - • 43 ut - 31 824 U. I.ifboll - 64 Leghorn $4 Oporto • - 64 Moles - 41 Dublin - - 14 Ut.410.1 - 49 TO-MORROW. Sun Wes • I Sun lets Moon rile, Sintiouwa after 4 a tninetcs after 7I Ls minutes after HIGH wATFR AT LIM Monting Mi.crwan . iIDON- RR IDG r TO MORRO W 36 mlrnte• after 4 Minute. a,tcr la the Vicinity of liblrciHTON, in the COUNTY of NOR 1.01. x: TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION - Ay Mr. CHRISTIE. Akins Gran. Room, rix-nuill, on Thuifitay the 17th of Sep tember, at one ...lock, iCAPITAL and particii!irly eligible ES TAIT.; cooftlling of the M INOlt of FRINO, with Il itg Rirht‘, Ravalties,he fttit.t.mts. Toils of Fair.<, Ste. fpa.4ons Fri•c. BALL OUtalibufni, two 1 arras, 2k.c. and t , s 4 a.rei of ara'ali,meadow.and pafture Land, ci.tircly ccOnpaa, land tat redeeincd, and .stn-parochial; tri.st:i.r with the Grant and Small Titbit of the Townillin Itn nu Leaf.. to hir. .n N'tirrturi, for 27 Tears, 8 years of which unexpired. at e very law old rent gel Eh vim Iluti.lewl l'oun,l- per annum, capable of very confide:- able itoprovcniiiit the fi:uation particularly eligible for carry. ing on the proJecc, ltriog dal ant team i.ynn and Willa tines •ern mile.. (even firm Brantaftir and Thornlittn, an./ thee, learn 11. Navigation of t iLacham, and lathe . Vicinity of lie-u g h ion flail, a beautiful and (porting part of the County of Nor with plenty of rime a,tifield (pert. (wsting a defirahl r,liJtm r for the Gent:ern:3i farmer and S?arfrnan, a riming, wits for ufr, and a rniukt running Carough the dig, %toile t ro,le. he '1::e thew the 111:.t-. Particulars may be b . •••;-t.ty d. •••• prt., the rale of Mr. r, .rtwr, No. t it, Gra) . ftt-fo. th' Pr.tri!;•a; u; tic Prn,,,,rs o f the N orw l e P.pcm; tt.t Cn ten, I.rno ; Priv • I Wreft/crs, Yarmouth ; Rainbme, Con, :11:; 711 d 't. n. IL _ _ n: 1.21.te may he leen at Mr. awl Me'. Pall •" wuo b aupowtred to racks l'ropotals by l'etvatc I. NAVIGABLE CANAL PROM:WIT, Ain TLN Al.;n _ . . .SHARES-MO.Vri 11.V_ SA r., TO BE . SOLD BY AUeTtON —Br r On Friday, September 4. at 11 4A4OCk. r! . A RES in the following Ai - 1G :1 :fr s . LP The COVEN FRY CANAL, ftro Sr'lia. it: ;r perms Navigation, its pmataltavinz adaancultbUL per Ann. parable Kali-yearly. *like GRAND JUNCTION and P.4DDIN'AYIr CATlON—Original Sham, and Mil tk; ; ., terelting concern,' now completed to Pat lei r . The BARNSLEY CANAL, tonneau! with tb: t*: •:: Shares The DEARNE AND DOVE CANAL, co:a:read tr,t:t 2 BAIIII3LtTFORIT Shares. Eight Sixty-fourth Stunts is a TIN MINE, caiied DONG, near Tavitioek, is DCTOTI. Particulars at the Whitt tiforfe, Uxbridge; az 1!...:en- Hotel,'Piccadilly; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Stout, . ead!, London; who is authorized to fen part of :ix:store, various . Navigation Profit rty. by Private Centradt. EX ENACT 11(011,1 THE LONDON GALLTT.E. IT has been the Rudy of the Proprietors of well known ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, firitcampia, and prepared by the late FRAN c:s 1 ra.sseer, at his (Airy, No. 13, Soho Square, London, and con:limed otly and foleiy,there to be prepared genuine. in guard Mr Putdic the impofitions which arc tidily pradiired Li 7111 ft Midl.ir poßffing the fief rcfpedtahility; and us the virtues of the An tifeorbutic Drops have been found not only an antidote is ft .:•I‘. bode coniplaints, but a fucceGful refource in eututcons crur. tions,krophula, gout, rheunutifin, and the attendant of the nerves, as the lilt - of curio accompanying each bottle s given in an ample bill of dircdtinus, will tetlify, as well in the Treadle on diet, gout, &c. written by the lint Froprieus,, (whkh may alto be had at the Difpenfary) angle th, m low fit objedts to try, under that Candice', Cacti (purloin Inticu'Ac.: For this redo° the Proprietors, by the favour of ha Mak ft: .a Comoniffioners of the Staff* Office, have affixed a Ramp 6l each bottle, printed in black ink, with the wards Spilla.-p and Co. No. is, Soho Square, expect:al upon it, which, if tke parch'', r attends to, wee:her with the wards Pintas SFILI. 11./IY, rats ANTISCOUUI IC MOPS, ST I 11/ KING'i PAT on the bottle, ma, and wrapper, isith the addition of the King', arms on the larger, he may he allined he has obtained the .e_ mine medicine., as lola at the Difpenfary, Soho square, Lwt don, in bunks of ss. and 11. as. each, duty included. Axf HEN Proleflional Men of editc.ttion And re v v . fponfibillq deviate from the general i'yttemo by the ie. ledlion of a peculiar Branch, the fanztion of look continaoll (steeds is the belt criterion of (uperiurity. Eight years have I Ceroted my pradice to the exclufive • -vet merit of THREE. DISORDERS, and • the fuecefsfol .1 of my plan gives me additional ardour to Disport as Car as 1 :rat able the ravages of tiro( complaints which are tie molt ior, eat ant in the catalogne es' human inlirmitica• After lottiari.th into every branch as an Army Surgeon. I formed a With at..o early period o•• Put:ilea torektm • fromtheignorante of une.h.•:.ated Men, or the equally Lam gavots precipitancy 01 z,eneral.Practitiretert. ' • The THREE DISORDERS, to the rirreof which I Eave voted my attention, comprise es. ry freeEts of VENEREAL INFTetION, whether of a recent or long duration...ugly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether artful from the bah's.. of Schoolhoys or tilt Indulgence of mature age, And kaly that. de rangtnic:tt of Cle fyitem in Women which is e.dla BARREN NESS or STPRI !ATI/ . Nanierons difeaks are the refs& of !potence or !villein the treatment of aAienpk Gonorrhea, and it not tl:rnineetly hap pen. that the foals of Life are poifoncd by thr it1,t7....-etien of :Ai unguarded hour. By A roperier rnerhod Arch cont.:stets are eafEy cured, and even where others have fated., that that I may prefume to OTera radical re-ritahliihnieret. Pew however are the carts of complicated. &fire. la this difor der compared with the calagliteeti fituathans of ten, who from indulkessee Ina SOLITARY V IcE. or the per valet O•isiv ties of a talbionable Life, acquire that Rate of *D-Atity which is the unsvoitlitle confogoenee sdf Inch peenletous habit% Where the unhappy tufferer broods over hivnsikrg, lin: rare, idly conceals hie misfortune, it may he forte curslola•j,ro toe him to know, thot although it be an °hie.% of vloubt nr mete.-- tainty Skth other Pradilonens, rise resnov.rl of there nrn- CLENClllittry *e gradual pre.,-,rds of R znarzetoi is the acquire ment of mrespitriegee. If the rites of Bacchus or 4'CO:4llhive Wpm to.reduee manly vigour, much anxiety will Ir. int-vent tg • itti early counteradion of this languid Rare, sad in the:e cafes no great dUßeu#lestriil occur. But where this Deficiency has for rant:Med, a proper Pt. r- Leverrn3CC la indirpatably requtfite to revive tie Ihaestating Cpa. t of Life, and to re-animate the Conflitutitm. MARRIED WOMEN, who have tong been Ift , :spoih. • I In their expedaetons of a family, npv he shirred, chain mutt inflames Curb defedts are eatable by Medical SkilL The SECRECY which le kr erential to nay te,•rttalting, and the Qnalifieations which.' have preformed to RE., form the Bassof try PretenSont, and in coinci knee with filch Voisirr motion is given, that Mr B— may he confulted peionally (or by letters inelofing a (mall Dote) at his houk, No. 19, Arum cicl-ttreet. Strand, taw Tempk-Bar. There is an additional storm:ice in Water-erect adjoimingo, and the name is on hock the doors. , M. II Member of the Royal Saler of Stegeosto roflieNtAi DtAt M. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me. to inform you attic very:7reat and extrarndinaer Cure have emery,' from your invaluable Alediciec—LEAKE l e I'ATFNT About two years ago I wis aretcked with a V r•ii: a. I. •'- ORDIII, which I treated rather nightly for fame time, hut •Se Difeafe at length (reading all over my Body. I was obli,,latas apply to the mon eminent of the Faculty, but their4fiiitse afforded of ggemporary relief--I went through various Curt s of Salivation, ind from being rather of a corpulent H •" %s reduced to a mere Skeleton. The Ulcers that *cad all over my limbo, rendered me p completes Obju9, (*.that my frl ' defpalred of my recovery. • Whq brought tti this fitilVitsti, I confidered drub as inevitable. hnta r.elation chub's- cnir n.. ;- log upon the many Caf_s in which your Pills bad farce-del, was induced to try a b.sz of easnt, wiiiet 1 thau:ds: rattle r • - 11evcd me, and by perfevcrance for two or three mrths• fol t owing your Direalans, I elaperir n red the mod linsecoor. - Ide Relaxation from Pain. the Sores grads:Ay loading; I •-•7 l i nqw thank Goo, perfaltly recovered, and walking out riailv, I dos ' ibt not but one more box ' wkkh I think emulous to talc. will inahlifh m be...ltls iu its o riginal Rate. It b with t'sc hesrtfelt grutitude that I fubfaibe my&lf, fir, your mucboi.il humble fewer'!, Was: Pita:ay. _ _ _ Droofgate, Manchefier, July r, P. S. Yee the npbtie benefit I do w,t objedt to tbe stow: h irg but leave you to act as your tram better judg ment. ihall d ate. Prepar4 milt:old by the Sok Protwietor. Tons. T.tr Member of the Royal College of Surconts, Leddon, at his Hook, No. st, Now.Nridge-Berm: Where, after a Omani: refidence of more than chitty-As years, in a peadtim direaed to the Cure of Venereal ocup:stints, with tbat invk ta k!eerery which men of his Prof iihin ibould always agaves hr natters himfal. the nitric: and rffiflanee he gramitnolly ^Mainers tops duns taking this Medicine, snit he elt:on , J, J dikernito. Public, as an advantage fads= to he obtained, mug void of ambiguity.. Alio Sold by his Appointment,. for the eonvestienre of I' O Witt, at a diftanec, at the "Perfumer's, !So. rt, St. Alba-. • .• !trees, Pail-Mall; flac Toy-tlum, N 0.103. bermd-fire‘s Mr. tHiborm ir w., Tii-fireen.hiU • .Mr. Steers, llookfelkts So. s, Union- ow, Li!tle Tower Hill t Mr. Walcott's, Smith. 'wide, Edinburgh ; Mr. Calwars, Dublin ; Mr. Billiorr . is ...iverpot4; Mr. Athinftm's, Maneiritrr • and by one Perron n every conildtrahle Town In Great-HAtairs and irctsied, is ;alms of oohs Is. 9d. each. haled up with fall and plain Hirm ions, whereby Poisons of either Sc: may Cure theta:lves with ...dr. Speed. Secrecy, and Safety. N. D. Everr Boa Cold in' Gs cat-711.1min is Paled IT with Stamp, on width, by favour of the Commdlhossecs. is sW" .1 the mamp-Oflice.—.T. Taylor, No. 9, New Itrkire-d'-"' imitate which is Fdany,„aal ail other , are counter:Cit. _ --- bilil 7 g4tite ' LOhll ___ a tor 1 •t• Ittnprietorth twi JUAN 114 1 4 ' `••• teersaby-1).-era) at the STA• P*llEl4lBO OVlrtell.l4l II 014lreet ; and puldithed by LEV 74. KEPT. ( a( raa• telia'7-Placc.l-nrabith), at P.: , I. ew*Pseet. and r •• e Syaa-Orrea. Tormle- Pa- ; to which Mee an eetn-iy+ mafiosi kr dig &urea are n40(1144 be be silirear AT , Mr 3•V'' Fel < 11 1 in' dr VCit 141 c, tout