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-}t they can apply beelifliT7eleipenee is altual-' 1.. • I.n. t! , r henerst - nf the ante " Loan Came at cLot- 4 Thk - &molt, as it feems to rn: 1 CAD Allow, is an ettquiry *tar much WAS AC• • - , •-itary, and to the benefit of the lunatic tier. ron .V 1 I • 1 4 1(10 .41 Thn next of kin content to - this apa plication." LORD Crtaweaccost—Thex have no intereft in the teal elate, nor in the benefit to the b-.nkr confent is nothing--they *re nobody in tide cafe. Mr. PIOOT.--" Really this is very hard on the Com. mittee ; they harc aced nrtddt the authority of the Conrt ; if they Itave not paid the money they arc re fronfible. for the debt is incurred." Loin CHANCELLIA--It is quite otherwif than under the authority of the Court, as it teems to me, becanfe when the Court ordered an enquiry before the Mailer, whether it would be for the benefit of the lunatic to incur this expenditure, it was the fum of 40001. ; but here is not only that expenditure, but alto another expenditure of 40001. without any au• thority whatever." Mr. Pt ,or—" It has really all lren laid nut fur the benefit of the lunatic's clime, which is improved double the value of what it was." LORD CHAACELLOR- ". If this lunatic were of, or become of, found mind, and he chnfe to buy a life elate for this money, at the expence of the fee lim ple eflate, if he were entitled to the fee, I fhould have nothing to fay to it, but I cannot increafe the value of the fee fimpleeflate at the experee of itis life ellate." Mr. Picov-..-" I hope your Lordfhip wilt think there is no objeCtion, as the expenditure has been really incurred under the order of the Court, t:: fend the matter back to the Mailer to inquire whether this has been incurred for the benefit of the lunatic." Loan Caaacsevoc—" I fhould be athtmed that any order either of my Lord ROSELYN or myfelf, should bind the Court to fuch praetices as then. Here are 4,0c01. raid out without the leaf& intimation to the Court, when acne of it thonld have been incurred without the leave of the Court: I mutt look in this again. Let me fee the order.—His Lord(hip rooked at it, and tlicn oblerved, " there was nothing in the order to juftify laying out this lan fum of 4,0001.'• EX PARTE OLIVER AND OTHERS lii THE MATTER OF SMITH, A BANKRUPT. This was a petition of fome of the creditors, pray ing that Mr. Lingard, who had been appointed af fignee, fliould be removed, and that he fhnuld be obliged to take the property and concern of the bank pipt, at a valuation which had been made by Mr. Malley, and approved of by Mr. Lingard. Mr. Rom 'Ley, on the part of the Petitioners, Rated from feveral.affidavits, that at the time of the banh ruptcy of Mr. Smith, who was a confiderable cotton manufaClurer, Mr. Lingard Was a creditor to a large amount ; and having got polfeilion of the premises occupied by the Bankrupt, commenced working in the ufing all the machinery, and applying the profits of the bulinefs to his own ufe. A meeting of the creditors was called ; and Mr. Lingard, being creditor to a larger amount than any of rhe others, was chofen Pole affignee. Shortly after this, he had the goods valued, and fent about to the different creditors to tell them, that the &efts of the bank- rupt, if fold, would not produce more than four fhil lings and fixpence in the pound ; but if they were willing to let him have the concern, he would pay them tix and eightpence. This offer was refund by the creditors, and Mr. Lingard Hill continued to carry on the bulinefs in the rganufaelory, formerly the property of the bankrupt, applying the profits to his own ufe, without ever accounting with the cre ditors, nr even advertifing the machinery or premifes to be fold. This petition was, therefore, preferred, praytng that he might he removed, and that he should be compelled to take the premifes and machi nery at the,valuation made by Mr. Malley, who had been employed by Lingard, and from whore valtial tion it appeared, that inllead of four fhillings and fixpence in the pound, the bankrupt's property would pay 145. Mr. ROMILLY concluded by laying, that Mr. Lingard had now offered to give up the proper ty, and to account for his profits, provided the cre ditors would allow him for the lotres he had funaii • ed ; at the fame time Rating, that he has 101 l upwards of 12 000 i. The Learned Gentleman was convinced, that le Court would fee into the reafonablenefs of this Petition, and would grant the prayer of it. Mr. RICHARDS, on the other fide, denied that there was any ground to grant the prayer of this petition. The LORD CHANCELLOR Paid, that he was happy there we no difagreement at the Bar, about remov ing Mr. Lingard, as it was impoifible he could re• main affignee, or have a voice in eledling another.— From all the circumftances of the cafe, it was evi dently his wills to convert the property to his own ufe, without having the (lighten concern for the credi tors. His Lordthip then referred to Come of the ar guments made ufe of, and laid he thought there could not be a clearer cafe than that Mr. Lingard's should become the purchafer ; but he conceived that the hell mode would be to refer it to Commillioners to en quire what the value of the ,property was at the time be took prffeffion, and then let Mr. Lingard be charg ed fo much as they report, and let him pay the cons of this application, and thole incurred prior to it ; but let the payment of future cons be decided after the Commilliuners have made their report. AVG. 13...—BLAINt V. TIVIVG. Mars. Samuel Williams and John Carey, Mer chants of Alexandria, on the (bores of the Chefapeak, were owners of the fchooner called the Friendlhip. This veffel *as captured by an Engin flap • of war. and was fold with her cargo, under an order of the Admiralty, for 33551. 175. ad. By the treaty with .America a Board was formed, confining cf five Commilioners, nhofe duty it was to determine the cafes fubmitted to them by American citizens, (hat ing themfelves to be aggi ieved by decifions in our Civil Courts, fuperior and fubordinate. G. W. Ir ving, Elq. lately applinted Ambairador of the Re public to the Court of Madrid, before this nomina tion, aeted in this country in the capacity, not o nly of Contul, but of Judicial Agent to the United States, Arlie name all demands were to be made, and to lom all fums were to be paid, awarded by the Paid )mminioners or. behalf of American natives. In ifecluence o f-proceedings before that Board, the im of Marrs. Williams and Carey was acknow. ,ed for the laid amount of 33551. 175. 2d. ; and their uccopot the fum svas paid over, according to the direlinn of the Goyernmeit 111 4 itepoblic t ' • to eeitige William Irving, Efq. • The in of ihe houte"at' Alexandria. in this concern, had been af. ftgned over to Mr. Blaine; the Plaintiff in this carafe, end the objed of this bill wakta posture the interpo- Of the Court, that the agent might be reqiiired to deliver the money to him, ennead of accOdMing with the niiifttret of the United 'States. Ttie_bi i ll had been before oppored a" dm which Vs over-ruled, and the ground of the demurrer w:es,tnit the nbje& intended•to be of was a . r/Jefi in ie. • don, and therefore not ffegiiible r .' ' Mr. Rostee.Ly and Mr. Taowsa Lift!, that Mr. Irf ring he'd received the infialmenis croMpoting the to tal produce of the Blip and - cargo, ankr•he had (worn that he - di'd not Intend lb to do. Although he was Aseetateded in his Confular charader by Major General Lynham, he dill was the onenfible agent for the Tread atlantic citizens. After all poffible means had been employed to make this aflignment available, by the' at of a moment, Mr. Blaine was told, that he w'ls no longer the creditor of Mr. Irving, but of the United States, and for his redrefs he mutt memorialize a Government at the dißance of 3000 miles. It was evident by the 7th article of the treaty, that the agents ading in there cafes under it were not refpon. fible to the Republic, but to the individual claimants, and the very terms of the award made by the Corn minioners, Rated that the money -was paid for ac count and on behalf 'of Samuel Williams and Jokn Carty, their ezecators, idminintatcirei,• or atllgns, ar.d the Plaintiff. claimed-Ws a4lgnee. In Ai' fitua tion of things, Mr. Irving mu& merely be-confidered as the trueee of Mr. Blaine. Then .Mr: 6 lrying re plied, that he was a Public Miniilet, and not amena ble to the jorifdidion of this Court t and he further Rates, that for various charges in theft affairs, Meffrs. Williams and Carey are indebted to the American Government 871. and further in the rum of 3041. on other concerns : and he adds, he dues not know to what farther extent his Government may be creditors of the laid merchants. The ATTORNEY GENERAL and Mr. MARTIN faid, it was impoflible the Court could accede to the player of this motion. The firfl anfwer was in January t 304 : the fecond was in September of the fame year, to the amended bill; in which the Refpondent fays, that he had orders from the American 6overn ment to pay all balances in his bands to the Treafury of the United States ; that from that office of finance a bill for fio,oool. had been drawn upon him, and that the produce of the (hip and cargo in gneftion cool - United a part of the balances comprifed in this bill. The Learned Counfel thought it extremely dif refpellfol to a Minitter of an independent country to have his - name fo often mentioned with indignity Mou ld be they confldered it right, that the public be informed of the circumftances, (Hewing his com plete vindication. Mr. R.OMILLY, in reply, erpreffed his apprehen (ions, that the forms of the Court would not permit the caufe of his client to be fupported ; but he had no doubt of the Plaintiff's juffilleatino before the tri lional of the public, to which his Leanted Friends had appealed. The Plaintiff would have applied for an injunetion, if Mr. Irving had not dittinetly (worn that he would not receive the money. The LORD CHANCELLOR*"-Herfl is a bill filed by a Britifh fubjed, Rating himfelf ‘to. by entitled to a fum of money awarded by the (kip Friendlhip, and her cargo, taken by the Englich from the Americans. In the treaty, the United States contratled, that this Govei nment fhould make compenfation forgrievances of this nature, Coffered by their - Citizens. It was a compalt between nation and nitibn and confidera ble doubt might have arifen, if either this, or any other Municipal Court, could have decided whether the turns awarded by the Commiffioners thould be paid over to the American Government, in exclufion of the demands of the individual claimants here.—l over-ruled the demurrer, becaufe, according to the forms of this Court, the principal quettion had not been raifed ; and whatever might be the proper de termination on the hearing, was therefore neceffarily deferred for future difcullion. After the anfwer came on, a motion might have been made, which would have led the Court to determine the point whether Mr. Irving should receive the money in loch a charaCter as would make him perfonally refponfi ble ? The parties did not think it necetfary to make this motion, and Mr. Irving judged it proper to re ceive the money, and to pay it over to his govern ment. This Gentleman being reffrained by no in junBion, I cannot order him to bring the money into Court ; and this is the fingle queftion before me.— My opinion is, that, according to the forms and au thority of this Court, I have no right to order him fo to do. -; " As to what has been addreffed to the tribnnal of the public, the public may give its fentiments ac cording to its own judgment or pleafure ; I have no thing to do with that." Many tradefmen have lately been defrauded by a let of fwiadlers who employ a female that goes about town in a yellow chariot ; the generally pays for the firft ankles, and then looks nut a large parcel, and orders it to be fent home with a bil) ; when the bill, however, is parented, fome excufe is made, and pay ment is pollponed till next day. To every lubfequent application the anfwer is, that her Ladyfhip is not at home, and thus the goods, if left in the fil It inflance, are irrecoverably 1011. The parties who carry on this fyllem of fwindling have feveral houfes in very refpcc table ftreets. The fuccefs and treatment of various difeafes of the body, the public confelfed when they rewarded the exertions of the Inventor of SPILSBURT'S PA TENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS. It was net a little to polfefs a mind which could fmnoth the difficulties in introducing an advertifed medicine. Fond of Chy [nifty, and its purfuit, he knew it to be definable to produce a mild diaphoretic, which fhould give vi gour to the fyllem, by promoting its natural fecre. lions. This is the principle on which be aped, keep ing in mind the neceffity of rendering the dote fmall and palatable to the nomad]. For his fticcefs fee his Publication, price 3c. 6d. with cafes of Scurvy, Gout, Ithetimatifm, Scrophula, Eruptions, Scc.—Mr. SelLS sues' cannot be accountable for the effeets of any mixture but thole marked By the King's Patent" on the bottle; in the bill of dire&ions, and wrapper; the (lamp (the King's duty) of the genuine Medicine is alfo printed in black ink inflead of red. Bottles Ss, 6d. ices: and tl. as. duty included. Actos -. PRIM OF gm. . Inns. 1 - t -, POVCCV.I. Kent - 51 51 ie 71 ns Kent - 31 I_l to II 16s Sulfas - 51 S$ to 0115 s I Sok: . 5t los to yt 0$ Wes 51 5s to. 61 tax flumliam 81 os to zol os Old Dot+, 1t jicol. PRICE OP HOPS - 1N THE BOROUGH. Big. ** 51 54 to 71 'on • I Peekets * 1 51 toe' to 71 tss PRICES CIF RAY . AND STRAW. • :.. Smithfield: , ' " ' itqlthsen. ' Whitechapel. _ snaTlPaload 3 to to 4 10 3 .0.0 te4 118 0 3 16 to 5 0 0 15WilW 118t03103ret03130 I 1 10 to 3 to o Cosier 4 010 5 0 . 5 5 to 6 8 0 NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, Augu A 16. • Per hone'of 81b. by tie earcafe. Beef 3s 4tl 'to •.44 2d I Veal 33 oil to 4$ 4 d Mutton 3. 4d. to 4s 0.1 Pork 41 of to es Id 1,22 0 1 ) ---, 3s 8d to 4s Ed. . PRICE OF TAI.LOW IN LONDON. - ~ _. . St. James's market ots sd Fown Tallow 7os 6d to cao , Care Market 4s 24 R ulna ditto (can.). 71s od to ysa Whiteehapel Market RuMa tlkto (foal!) 68‘ to oos Od (pet Rope of sob.) 4s ad Mcked Stud' • 571 to 58, od" ~,- Ditto rough 'oos od to es !la sd Grams sis•e4 _ Average Price 4s afd Good Dreg* IN 90 9 1 Yellow Soap, yils to os--Mottled, 86s—Curd, oaf Price of Cattails per 'dozen ! iga od--Mospide, its Od • PRICE OP LEATHER, kra lb. AT LEMIENHiIi t L, • Butts, so to 5616 each sited tki ifld, Ditto, 6o to ASik t‘d to 264 Mac'tants Backs 'mod to .:a..d Dreihng Hides sad' to oc Fine Coach Hides Crop Hides Yor Cutting 1:11 to V • Flat Ordinary e d to • Calf Skins,'3o to 4o l b per dozes Itsl to 4,ad Ditto so to 7olb , to 454 Ditto yo to Sotb - to ird Small Seats (C/CCOIZMI) per lb. 3s 4d to 3.14 Large ditto 120$ to IttOS per dos. • Goat Skim 3os to 6os ditto. Tanned Herfe Hides ats to 38s ach Bark per loud - set od. to 231. NEW COAL MARKET, Augatt A. . Ships at Market. ' Ships Sold. Prices. 53 Nevreaftle Cools "' 43 442. 64 525. 64. it Sundertand - - 9 43* 64 45 0 . 9 4 . COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amfterdam 38 I s UI. Cadiz •-• pal) Naples 4el Do. at light 37 4 Ditto 334 elf. Genus 4sz ttteolon is o 1 Ur Madrid pap 'Alban 60 . etburgb 35 . 4 A Pc. Ditto 534 eft. Oporto 6a Altona 35 5 al Uf. Bilboa 33i et Dublln 13 Paris t day's date 25 as he. Leghorn so Cork lel 11 2 aeis - 16 o 1 LIE Venice 6s Heves Mali died*: toardeaux. 16 x ditto p-r 11. Reding. ..-1;io oo the Bank of Holland 5{ per Cent. Ponued Gold In Coin, per ounce r A 0 • _ Gold in Bars ditto 4 0 0 New Dollars, per ounce a .5 3 BIRTHS. On the tft 'tenant, at Loftus-la, the Right Hon. Lady Emily Henry, of a daughter. At Ballycabane Cattle, county Limerick, the Lady of George Leake Efq. of Rat hkeale Abbey, of a fon and heir. • On the 3d inftant, Mrs. Bofwell, of Anahinleek, of a daughter. Mrs. Monteath, of Cluftburn, near Dumfries, of a fon. MARRIED. Tata'', at Ulington, Captain Wigan+ Collet, of his Majelty's Second Royal Regiment T. H. Militia, to Mifs Sherwood. At bimetal's, ea the 3d infant, John LachbnGilliway,Efq. of Dunmaglafs, to Mifs Walcott, daughter of captain Walcott, late of the isth regiment of foot. in Argyla•fquare, Edinburgh, Theodore John Gotha Gilbert; Efq. of the [nand of Berntuda, to Mifs Elita Mtnfay. At Hamilum e Captain Jobe Smith, eath rqthwent of foot, to Mile Newman, daughter of Richard N Newman, Efip. of Thorn bury Park, Gloucefterthire. At IVlsrden, Thomas /looker, Efq. of apehley, to Mifs Sarah' Walter, sd daughter of Wm. Waiter, Eq. of Jewel. houfe, Marden. At Salitbury, William Wellfitt, Efq. of Manby, Dear Louth, to Mifs Leech, daughter of Wm. Leach, Efq. of the former pia*. "I'burfday fennight, William Linfici#,Efq. of Tynemouth Lodge, to Mifs Grey, daughter of Ralph Wth. Grey, E fq . of Backwath, Northumberland. i:h7 l )1 Corn innfi clain kdp fin t 1 • DIFD. On Thurfday afternoon, at half pait three o'clock, at he houfe in Stanhope-ftrect, May Fair, the Dowager Marcbionefs of Star ford. This Lady was mother of the Duehefs of Beaufort, Lady Harrovirby, and Lord Granville Leyrfon Gower. She was dames. to of the late Earl of Galloway, and filter to the prefect Earl Lately, at Hamilton, Mrn. Elizabeth Lang, widow of the late Mr. James Hurdle, wright, in Hamilton, and grandmother to Mrr. Lockhart, jun. of On the loth inflate, at hes-apartments in Charlotte-fin -et, Fitz roy-fquare, M the Both year other age, Mrs. L. Lauzun, Mid of J. D. Lauzun, lA. late of Bendel Town. _ . _ _ On the sth inftant. at Bath, Mrs. Matthew. widow of the late Rev. Mr. Matthew. Vicar of Trirterden, and lifter to the two Ce ntrals Morgan. The Rev. Philip Henville, many years Curate of Damerharn. Wilts. Oe the 3oth of May, near Kingfton, Jamaica, of the yellow fever, in the 25th year of his age, Captain John Canipbtll, of the Royal Artillery. Monday fe'unight, aged 14, Mifs Alderfon, Weft daughter of John Aldo-fon. M. D. of HulL This is the fourth death in that family within is mentiv.l64 mother and three daughters ; two of the latter were in the prune of youth. Laft week, at her mother's houfe at Ware, Hems, Mrs. Sayer, wife of Mr. Sayer. General Accountant in the Barge Office. Sunday night, at her hook % New Kinrftreet, Bath, after a keg and painful illnefa, Mrs. Nixon, widow of the late Robert Nixon, Efq of Devonfhire•fquare, merchant. On the 6th Inftant, at her Mule at Afeot Heath, of a paralytic ftroke, Mn. kellde, Mid tithe late Paul Ftilde, Efq. of Hanftcd Bury, Herts. HIGH WATER AT LONDOI4•BRIDGE TOMORROW . Merlins • - 9 minutes after 7 /Monona HAVING dedicated n3yfelf to the Rudy, and been gratifaal t.y the molt confab:rabic practice in that branch which I thougin "roper to feint, I waft that I have not more mit employed my time than thofe who, in the extenhve field of the profellion aro occalionally 'mewled in um:emir:T. tied cannot always at tain that Needs which is acquired by communing the Intact:hid power to ono clefs of diforders. The difeafes of DRINLITY are peculiarly &limning. for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptonts , an 1, by a d, preffion of all vital energy, =Menem iffei. becomes embittered,— W hether they wife from the prevakee, e of 111 maniple, tho.t.inte else habits of fehooL boys, or the in-- a !ences of maturity , they re quire the molt affidnems profeiliona. akin ; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the tymptoma are aggravated, and the conic tudoo is eteßroyed. As • trIF.MBRR of the ROYAL COLLIGRuf SURGEONS I gruuni my pretenfions on regularity of education; and pail ffio+ every pdviiegete pratßice, I feel myfelf anitlod to that coati:levee with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the firß fonations orlocal weaknes, early ailleation will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but who , : the fa' fern., fre a coadoolnes of the immanitnefs of the vice whte eaufed his mixt:tame, is fearful of the contempt or mniure of ti; bunny pbyfichut and broods over his infirmity with careful CO) ceahnent. it malt be fatisfadtcry for him to be alliind not only of capability of treatment, but Ale, of the mot inviolable And in recent Venereal Complaints it is polfible to prey Pala danger or diftres ; to the molt complicated cafes it Is the aciuire. ment of exeinfive experience in this line to effea a fare, cereal, mad Cray re-dtabitfliment. I offer the advantage of this experience to thofe of ether fey wile . are aft:laded with any kind of DIidILITY, of any fruptoms o! 1 INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms of rum titration areitated on the firß interview. Patlea% In oho country aft expea-t1 to tvciore a Hank nee, &me are recluctierl to fpecify their age and manner of hying . MAATIN IRAN, Member of the Royal College of Surgeon, la Load= Ns sp. Arundel-ftrect, Strand, tea 'fink Ear. b IXON' celebrated ANTIBILIOUS ht.mfir. uatc/ Dixon, i Aratheeary, are a certa i n care I r iHlforders, Net , :ons mid Si c k Inca 'Act., ? , Mart-burn, Flatulencles. Weakoefs of thc :iiontach,l)eped. . I Bous. p i r l e o par uty e , d and b R 'Gong! *Tits, indigellion, and Free Living, ikc. They *rehired and recommended by the Royal Family, th e vs_ c lunteilasluckingkam and Bblkley, the Dowager 1 ado S a y 2;4 1 Sete, the Liirds Eilmain and King, the Hun. J. Marry Sir R Wd. Hams, M. P. and tome thoufands eE the Nobility, Clergy, and g4,_ dical GentiMiani• , ~.• •• : In addition to the numper of Letters Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, has received; is the following,from Ear. Lloyd, of the Cwt.& : "Dab Haverforsivelt, South Wales, Feb. 24, i 110,4. " Capt. Lloyd precasts his to 4pliments to Mr D:xon (altLough not perfonalty acquainted with him:, sondil take it as a favour if he would feud bins four or ace Boxes of irk Pills as foon as he pot_ fitly can. Mrs. Lloyd who has always ufed.the Medicine, is now pregnant. and very unwell ; and we canton get thon any where in thin county, neither at Haverfordirdi nor Carmarthen; the near eft place they are fold at is BriltoL For the great ferrice they haw been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well is Cabalist Billtopp and al: his Family. Capt. Lloyd feels it hilt dwy to tecommend the Pills wherever its goes, and he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint front per'las 'as Venders In this Coonty,it would he a lientlit to the eommoni4 • Dixon's Antibilioua PiUa arc fold wholaule and mail at N.l. 'Butler's, No. 4, Chmplide, corner of Paternoft‘r.raw, and o by Smith andetiatt, Fdinburgh ; M'Donald. Olafgow n rgie f,,,, Lkierpool ; StaillCl4.Manchetter ; Woalmer, tact& ; pi, : mouth; BeLint, Portimouth ; Macdonalds, Gia'cow ; Gar& Barbadoes ; Bach, New York ; and by molt Bookfellers mid Alt. dieing Vs:lidera in every town, lit boxes at as. yd. each. Obfcrve the name of " R. Butler, No. 4, Chcapllde," is engraved on Se Stamp, which W affixed to mach box. Mr' THOS. TAYLOR, Efq. No. 9, New Bridge-greet, Landes SIR -1 ConGder it but on aft of jUllica Otte to the merits of your LEA NE's PATENT rti 3.5 , to commis: l i. este to you the following Cure, which has recently bent performed by there acquandanii of mime, Who brain breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (at by a coitylicatim Obit*. orders ariflug therefroln7Vwas ree. 'ailmoft to a Skeleton, and though be had the bdt monad Mike ankh could be obtained, and_ tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could Ce peocared which formed to loft his rife, or to do Aim any Service ; be ramie ed in a asoft reduced mad titlahle futration for tevoyeart, eissiesta follow his profelSoo, and fore:le It* tO walk otevon to Random his legs; in fad, no one who tries/ him Fide fappofed it froltible for biro to recover. •Ide-*as advikd at lift to try - your Lutes 1 1 7 cu—be did fo, fttietip edheray to the direction givm wi t s thetn-4le had not tiken more than ewe hoxes,heforehe found ao alteratioe far the betters this encouraged hilt to paned,' orl by taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and armed% gradu ally return, and is now as healthy and as float ad any owl I know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any reefer to roe ihr a coofirtintion of the above account if it Should be doubted. lam Sir, your obedient humble fervent, Library, Folklianc. July to, Dios. THO. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor Taos. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,Lans don, at his bind; No. 9, New Bridge React; Where, after a eonaant readasce of more than ao years. hi a practice particularly direeted to the cure of Ventral complaints and thole incidental to the parts of generation in bath fears, with that inviolable Secrecy which men of his prtireMon g l eam a l ways °Were, ha Hatters hiinfelf the advice and adifiarice hi g ituitoufly adminitters to perfiess taking this medicine, MN be cleaned, by • &kerning public, as an advantage radon to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Alfo fold, by his appointment, for the converdence of there , ing at a dillance. at the Perfumers. N 0.35, St. Alhan'wOrtet, Pall Mall ; the Toylhop, to4,oxford-greet ; Mr. Dilborough, 7, Ebb Remedial; Mr. Balteri, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. M'l)o. nald's. Glafgow ; Dubin ; Mr Billinge's, Liyapwak , Mr. Atkinfon's, Mandseßer, and by ate perfoe in every cunt dyeable town in Great Dank and froladd, re boxes of oaly sa 9d. each, faded up with fall and plain directions whereby perf.ne rL tither fez may cure thensfelms with este, ftwai, fenny, aod fakty. N.B. Every Box fold In (drat &basin is faded cep with a amp s on which, by favour of the CommilSoners, is printed at the *Patine. No. 7, WA bridge Ito:it—to imitate which is ;dairy, and ell alienate countarcit. CORDIAL BALM OP GltilAis. CONSUMPTIONS. 10 univerfally. conliderttl at Mcumble, however hereditary, inveterate, or of tang Rand by, may now be with certainty endowed and the conithatkorn toted, though emaciated to fo peat a de:mediae =genet is min fidered as nearly at an end, is as fully and beyond a doubt arm plibcd in a letter from John Carter Mulaner, Et+ of Shedey, near Ipfwrich, to Dr. &mono re,dated Myatt 29, shot. Eta—Gratitude impels me not only to thank you, but alto ts requeft you to make my cafe public for the' benefit of others': My family have always been Mufualwive, havingloft two filters and a detrain; and I lbould certainly have talker a iletirts ' if your Coo bial Rent of Gilead had not raved me. [ have heat ender goat all the faculty of eminence near me, particularly Dr:Havres, of Ca vendifh, fo famous for confumpelve cafes You bare my hearty concurrence to make my cafe known. Finding relief from staid bottle, when nothing elfe afforded ow the imaileft bent fit, I twit tered till a fire pond cafe completely cured me. I eat you I will recommend the Echo of Gilead to all I know labouring wi der limiter complaints. lam, Sir, your obedient Servant. J. C. MULLII'ER. N. B. Perron! definers of further information may be fath'irl in every particular by Mr. Wooltrey Middlertteh, chymilt, Ipf ankh. A married Lady, at Nevreaille-undesq.yne, aged ay years, W3l ill upwards of three Team having had three ndfcart a;es ho ifs than ten months, and basing taken a variety of altringcos meilitints with art tile& the was fit weak as to he unable to walk out of the houfe for above two years, -lid reduced to a mere Ikeletoo. In this weak and laripiihing condidon, having become exceeding thin is body and dejeded in mind. her hufband applied so Dr Solomon, of Liverpool. for the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which sit.dually Tailored her health and Rrength, in about three months. Mr. Alexander Hunter, merchant, in Glakow, was for a Inn time in a bast Rate of health, fe that he was under the on,fllty giving up hufinsfs, and retiring to the cow itry ; and even the omi t?, air had no effedt in restoring him to health. At length he was advired to make a trial of the Cordial Balm of Gilead, a few barks of which reared him to health. 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