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north, bnt in _Nat la( he n-as fonna at Clifton,' ;Aid taken op upon a ,-14/s. Not :tide to fn.' hid, he lav in Glo , :ceil.:r gaol from that time I now, that Sc was brought up to receive judg ment. Al:er th.: report had been real, Counfel 11—o d. &e. Lord KEN YOI raid, ill.. conducl of ti. Defend:int had been moll reprehenfible, bin he was noz itn iiited to break the broiled reed. (The .11 tidnvit Ilated the Defendant to he in the moll circumflanees.) He was therefore dif. charged upon paying 6s. Si.up.ln each convitYo and entering into a recognizance to keep the peace for five years. COURT or COMMON PLEAS, NOVEMBER at. OE L'INGLOIS V. PARROTT. The Court heard Setjeant Crlckti l t.againft the Rule to thew Cattle why a judgment of nonfuit ihould not he entered in this cattle; a number of ol)icniuns were taken, all of which were ever ruled by the Court, and the terclia for Plaintiff confirmed. nOMF r. CAKDINIR. The Plaintiff is a Swedifh merchant, and heing I !met-cried in the bottom and carts of the fhip Anora Catharina, of and from Archangel to London, effefted, by his agent Mr. Ilolbroom, a poli,!) , of infurance on her, on which the Defen dant Gardiner had lindens - 1 itten for 'cool. On her pallajte to Fri:;laild, about 14 leagues from ,m Mead, on the 4th if I)ee•tnrherllllb at as e..-,:ntured by a• Fril`C! , pi i Cap tain and the major part of her crew ta1.,11 colt and replaced by Fren..limen. On the Bth of Dc.ein- her the fell in with lire AMAZON frigate, Captain Rroo, off the Tesel, oho toilk her, and car tied her into Yarmouth. On the gth of Decem-1 her Mr. Palmer wrcte from Yarmouth to 1 1 .1 r.! Iloilo nom, inthrming him of the capture and , recapture, and requetling his inflruflions. This was the firß intelligence either of the taking or rc takings I, and was immediately made known by him I to the underwriters at Lloyd's, who en his requir- : ing to know of them how he was to aft, faid, ! " You will do as you think belt ; aft jug as you would if uninfured ; you have got the policy, and you fee what we arc obliged to do." Captain !Um was applied to, to give her up as a recapture, but refufed ; and after being taken to Sheernefs, and libelled in the Court of Admiralty by Cap tain Riou's agent as a lawful prize, was on the 26th of January abandoned by the Owners to the Underwriters. On the reth of January an Order of Council was Mired for laying an embargo on all Ruffian, Swedifh, and Dariifh velrels, and on the 28th of January a further Order in Council was publithed, not to pay any bills, debts, &c. &c. due by soy of his blajelly's fubjefla to any of the refident fubjefts in the dominions of Ruffia, Sweden, of Denmark. The other llnderwriters have fince paid, but Mr. Gardiner refilling to pay as for a total lots, an aftion was brought and tried at Guildhall the fittings after lilt term—a Verdift Was given for the PlaintiXas for a total lots. It came on this day to be argued on a Rule to Thew cattle why a trial Should not be had. Serjeant Bass., for the Defendant, argued that the recapture by his Majefly's fhip Amazon, and bringing into a Britifh port, did away moll com pletely the idea of a total lei's, even admitting the Ship and cargo to be Swedifh property. The Swedes were at the time in relations of peace and amity with this country, and therefore the recap ture mutt be deemed for their benefit. If the con duet of Captain Riou's agent, in refufing to give her up on payment of falvage and expences was wrong, or that her detention brought her within the reach of the embargo, his client ought not to be injured by it. He then commented on the time when the abandonment took place the 26th of January, twelve days after the embargo and nearly two months after the capture ; from this he redone,' that the embargo was the re,-I caule of abandonment. If every owner was to abandon to the accufers on this or any other embargo, put ting a potlible cafe. what wculd be the refult, fitu- 1 atcd as the Merchants of London are, the infurers of all the world ; they would be ruined, and the intention of Government in laying on an embargo fur the purpofe of diflreffing an enemy, be in a great degree defeated. For this and many other reit. Cons be urged, and the production of many cafes be cited, he prayed the Court for .t `:ew BeriC:4llth BA !LEY and Sur, r{:li arped at great length ropinil the Rulc, endeaviiiititig to thew that, from the moment the 111111 vas tirft taken the was a total lois ; that the r , ,:caking by the A" %rim vasnot inch a retaking as to entitle tie Defendants to pay a falvage onl, and that no whir:Tient event ha J placed than in any bet tcr lunation [ban tl..rt which refirlted fic /Tr) a tr ,r a llol,. The Cone t, after four hours a:gunient, granted the Role for a new tiial. Nnr. 2}. --STRONG ANT SANDIT.ANDS V. FOIll••Tlit. Tae Plaintifis are I.iottor Merchant% in Noble• 1 1 1.:ct, Inner-lane, and having an crder to fend cl, liquor to a Publican, at I:enipton, in I put v.; e c::!ks, one of brand?, cort.t.r..:•••4 t.n ra 1 .10,-.; t!' rcticria:ts, •0r..1 (Inc ct . g.t1:••••IS tri.att, v tlicy t ti_•:r :erva:lt tr. • ~• • i At ti'. . !! !• Mr. R111 , *:. •at I..•trpton, in I, t, by :1-.7.. Dltendant, X, i''l,ll-11 Forin.r, c.ttred 1:1e r pt t.f the two] r .:!' . i.t :be book •," th • porter. of runt c..ntc to hand. Ira that the E. ; and I,y :‘rnt: the permits cP I .• t . • it WAS liv ..11!! t ;qr. Sc :•••;.-. cc , 11.1 rik..• it i: utilnr k v. ,tio.ot a perwit. t;•. !,,•• !,•.Ir,g advni-d of the lo!', ni th , : . ti , n" th. it ;.•• •r!}.:% to r p:yrnent r i t. M r . , • .• •r Coid. " !I you tall 0- 1' :11 I y t:rin'trnind •.11 . 1 • • .1.4' •.•!,-. no;;rt.it f . 1 14. and r: b: . brandy. tS:c, It! c f ;tic Plain t.ot i• 0 • except :• ' • ' :•:': ‘111() Ar• 6 ...al :t!van,haViri; IXjiaLC,i nut to eie*ethe can:: r the two c::{ks d 5 b:ing ror him, it was a good .i..•1;,•L; y t 1,.;!1, iu as t o cz imeratc them from ;in tcrporiiihi!; . y. Mr. Crewr was examined, and on an being taken to this tellimony, a releale was put in, .o.hcil he declared that he did not craitide:' Einfell as heing in th..' charge of the :t , iods until they wee put into his cart, which was not the cafe in the prefent inflance. . • Lord ALVAMIFY farrmed up the evidence tr. the Jury ; and oh:erred, that the quettion in this cafe appeared to him to turn on two points. 111, ‘Vhether this was filch a delivery to the Defen— dants as to render them refponfible ? and 2d, Whe ther the Defendants has ing fo received the calks, did, by the aet of the.; fervant, in pointing out to Crewe the Carrier, that the goods were for him, and his conduet in rolling the calks up to the Peale and weighing them, was inch that would amount to a delivery to him ? The Jury, after a few mi nutes confideration, found a Verdid for the De. fendants, cimistimg V. tsAACI. The Plaintiff, a Proftnr in Doftor's Commons, eras employed by the Defendant, an Attorney of this Co urt, to take out Letters of Adminiftration to the eltate of Mrs. Judith Barlo!,, deceafed.— The Adminiftration, and the Bill, amounting to 61. Is. 4d. was delivered to Ifaacs, and never yet pail. The Clerk of the Plaintiff (wore that he had frequently called on Mr. Ifaacs for the payment. tho linct always requelled further indulgence, and that had never mentioned that the petfonal re. e ofiivlrs. Barlow fhould pay, until after the pi '.:fmt mftion was brought. Scrieunt VA UOH Aw for the defendant, contended that h:s Cliett ought not to pay on this aftion. He rirtietil.ltly cited the Statute of Frauds ; where it is etrafted, " That no perinn 111:,11 from hence orth be charged with any debt. default, or mi:.ca hia•ze of another, Olds by a written undertaking under his hand." He prefled this point on the Court and very Itroogly. Lord AL. AN LEY ft,m mcd up Ihortly, and the Jury in an iiilLint found a VerdA for the Plaintiff. At tutu o'clock the Court broke up. Tontine Rill Ready to a favourite point!—The ' Goddefs, indignant that fettle Otlices fnould pre furneto claim thole gifts which lilt had exprefsly be llowed on her favourite pavillion, Pork's Office, hems now to be determined, in order to prevent every pofliblc prctenee for difpvte, that her future bounties at that Office Riau be by Tickets fold in Shares.—Ac an earncft of this rcfnlution, the Ticket N 0.18,452, entitled to socol. as firft drawn Taft Monday, was (hared in one Half, one QTarter, and two Eighths, at Pork's Office, corner of the Royal Exchange, facing the Bank.—Each (hare having been resiltered, and all in Town, one of the Clerks waned immediately on the refpedive lucky adventurers with the happy news brought by the Seventh Ezprefs. ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERNIEN ES. Csmatitnoz, Nov. so...—The Rev.lavard Nevtlle, M. Late of Jefus College, is prefented, by the Lichfield and Coventry, to the vicarage of Pres in altropeine. The Rev. Thu. Holditch, M. A. Late of Clair-hall, is pre• fentcd to the redtory of Burma Ovcry in I.cicrit,rthire. The Rev. John Staverton 14luttliews, M.A. is .r.ftitoted to the Rcßory of Hitchain, in aidfolk, (vacant by the cation of the Rev. I ienry Jackfon Clofe),on the prefentation of the Kir g The Rev. James Lyre, Mailer of Solhhol ..1 anosr School, Ir inflituted to the vicarage of Winterbornc otolte, Wilts, on the prefintation of Lord Cbcdwoith. Lately, Mrs. Hope, of Upper Seynmur-ftreet, of a Llaus::•cr. RIED. At Kerfchill-11nufe, on 111onday fem;i,zht, Mr. l.Valter Clark, merchant, Glatow, to hiifs Ar,m, Itat.:fay, daugt.:er of A1L...40kt Ranifay, Lfq. banker, in Falkirk. At Glali7.ow, on Monday fc'nnight, .'.lr. James .Andcrfoa jun. Writer in Fdloburgh, to Mil . ; Helen hlarGiail. oily dauglutr of Mr. John Marfhall of :he Ship Bank, Glafgo.e. At Mortlake, Robot McNil, Efq. of AinfLrdam, to Mifs Skurrry of Wakefield. Saturday fo'nnirlit, at St. John's church, 'WakiLel I, Capt. Noreott, of his Majcfly's 3 td regiment of font, to 3:*.fal.liza Noble, (wond daughter of Mr. Hanle, of that pine. John Grogan, of Haressurt-flrect, iiuMin, Efq. to hfirs county of Kildare. John Murphy, jun. of Caher. ATu•-phy, of Cartel, daughtir of the late talmorid Bluriay, of Alo..ozue, Lfq. in the tuunty of Tipperary. Lately, at Qltecn-lquare Chapel, Sir Charles Itnrrell Blount, of the Imperial Military Order of St. •1 is, Id:, to Mils Elvin Blunt, daughter of Sir Charles William Wino, Ban. DIED. Wctlmfday, at Lis hoar, at liArtrP.cad, Gcnrgc ScrVon, Er g . of Allerfgaic-Arcct. Alonday fe'noight, at Dumfries, Mrs. Crofbit., wifc of Mr. Jarots CroiLie. h a ll% Souts. • ' in his 11h y.ar, Columbus 1. , ^1 .sy, nf Auft . w;cl., m ar battle, tathrr cf Juf.n ot Mrs. Davidfun, of Dr. Ifa.te D.ivaurs, Minift-r cf Whithorn. At D'Al Deer, th , 2;th of Scpton hcr, Mn.'s Biddir. wife 01 Mr.( rt At Al., rout, Nloniay Imes CruickNank, RIC TCh.ltit ticre. At lk laden., Mr. Ad7.tu &ott, fot r.cv. Sr.ott. Al St. Valiccnts, in / , .:.:Irft 101, !, Ir. i.:nle% •!, r-rrchavt Gm " 4 th• hir. c,: 1.• I ..• •. Ar I , I 1.1•!, .1 i ! 4 L 1:41i ,vr ,!„ is • h •h!., \' .11 , • '1 i„n I .$l, t I, of '. 1 ‘. I ,kt,.. le., ..efit d t. 1.• 1.. •or.j,f gn,,511.11.11..•n $ I (1. 01....!.• 7 "f 4 !. ••,,s,a, c „ cr hi, r.; ', ' I! • ',her eet :h: 'lcier:P. : • I• t. ii: f o' • .. the NI u. a : (on • 1)e I at , I .11 • t -,aresp nem' ;4. .t: t' of the. Toth year of h U.7e. At r.. •I •:( ' , r ,_r: : 1•11, 1' tt,-' If. . • • 6 ..rd L tLe I r 1 n. . 're .• at ,1 I ditJv r. 1.. t: r 13 d 13th Ad. • .I; r, L.rc of t, 173 1r NT:is L.., d. t Jstze of the ! (• or Dot :4. o: 1),:w! • •:,nbt.t,. Is on tt, I t I. o•:t. .teh'..t...; .tsrin, wire there. ---. - • vr,•%,.he P, r Mr. 1.0 n 0:: .r ctri.• 0: ~; 10- , I.t :7 It T. At IS r/I ;hr It I.lt. Arc.111t , ..11 w.tvt, 1 Li. Co^ ptittl OIL Crl` Nl.' I , "I wiry, (filth' or ot the lace Rev. Mr..lw's,;g. Rec tor of 1 .tr I r r t. (-- ; -t. Proefonl- of 11.: ot, hr.rtitt r to .kr,M.r }'q M. P. j... 1 1 ,1 n, I (.!. et I'. ter's.lol Mr. Wm. Done.o., to l'Atacii. 4,1 gloat g Loy, to.ar Latinvcl64. MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehoufe for Dr. James's l'owder, No. 4S, St Paul's Church-yard,. few d. s fror.l the ('or::. I'HE following MF.DICJNES arc 1:7,1, 1 , a*. the 1 - prices anncx , d, inclitfier of the St a mp ..1.1.1,3 by tbis Issi; but no additional charge has been made upon Dr. James's Powder; which is continued at the origin of as. 6d. per packet. It may alto be had at 11.41. per dozett : or the quantity of a dozen pockets in our bottle, for IL za. included, fo that the Public are no Puff rem. But in order to facilitate the operation, awl to lellen th bar thcnof Adt, which would in z great toe:di:re Is iv , : IFOYed 1 tax upon benevolence, all the other Medicines are fold •ts perfotts purchaftng half a dozen or more, free from the t s palic , of the Stamps. ~./. Dr. JAMS'S Powder 2 6 Dr. Steer's Opod:lt' :c a 6 Analeptic Pills 4 6 Cetnvelfion fitl 1 6 Cattle Powder a 6 Parcgarc Lo- Dr. Hooper's l'ills I 1 2c11:!t1 1! Dr. A uftin's Chal ybc Ate Conotr.ii.: Drops r s 4 o Elience of Col:afoot 3 9 Berry's Bilious 81113 j o ot Pep,..ertnint a 1J Dallly'S CA/7010201M s 9 0.1/11::11A Medicines 5 9 Tiekell's Jetherial Spirit 3 6 01::`>•s :is 3 6 Greenough's Tinelures a:t Ingli't Scots Pills t o Tolu LoactiTes t r G7,,nt s ?Imps - I t ; Mr. %pence's DentriPee 4 o Norte:: s Drops 5 0 Freake's Tinatiec ofasak 3 6 S;OUbury's Drops 5 0 Hu x ham's dine 2 6 Speedimatt's Pills 1 o Englifh, Coffee 2 9 Dr.S.Aandcr's Tea 1 9 Cephalic Sntdf 0 9 Jones's Rheumatic Tineure, 3s. 6d. A/re the Genuine Arquebufadc lately imported, and moll of the other Proprietary Medicines in repute. Order, fur expor tation are fupplied without Stamps as before this dla. N. B. As many perfons, particularly tcreants and nicillmgars miltake the Isoule, F. NEWBERY, the Proprietor, Is ander the oceeffity of pointing not, that it is at the EA, End of St. neartft to Chcapfide, and that Ithaca. great white Rue- Cja: tront,with there words infcribcd TLC ONLY WARtIIOIIII FOR DR. piagas's Powot s. DURHAM, JUNE 16, Ia; I. SIR —I feel infinite fietisfaftion in having per mlfrion to communicate to you a moll furpriling Cure. el retied by your truly invaluable REsToRATivE NERVOUS CORDIAL, and think it witted he doing an injottice to Mar kind and the Public in general, to witl.boki the Ltlicacy of fo falutary and foverelgo a Medicine Mrs. Shirwond, Lite houfekeeper at Witulleflone Hall, in the vLinity of I)urbant, ha. hero afflicted front the y, ar I ;)2. with : hong train of horrid Nervous alledtions,attet..i• I v.ith Lacru cilting Pains in the Bach and St.uukch, Diikiitiefa, Viokut ! and extreme Sickuch; in short, her whole frame was impaired, that it was with the greaten difficult.• ,wild w:ilk up or down ftalrs, and was often confined tit her neon for week, together; her fituati..n was fo truly alarming, that Ilia frequently was obliged to be fupported to prevent Ear from fall hoc with the advice of medical men, the was intli.ced to make a a: ial of your Nervous Cordial, the heft took two (mall bottles, wLich afforded her a little relief, Ike then fent to me fora large bottle, and before the had taken the whole of it, was able to walk, without the leafl inconvenience, four or five mile.; the is now upwards of 6o year, of age, happily reftnrcel from pain difeale, to a better Rate of health than One has enjoyed for thrfe ten years. Any perfon defirous of further information, it..v have every fatisfaCtion by applying either by letter (pod ;aid) or porfonally,to your much obliged humble fervant, W. A. HENDERSON, Sadler-ftrezt, Llurharie To Pr. BRODUM, Alblon.ftrect, London. • • To thol !Adios and Gent', nen hGrdering on the Mae. of 111 ,trimorty. the Doetor would p trticulaily r:,ozr.inend the tyrup, prier to their appellants beiore th: .‘ It .1 - ut :fettle", who arc in the fronfleit d.gree apprehenive the bvf t, !WI twiny entirely found, or fuljed to eclaLamene of the it 19. The SOTANICAI. SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, to I*. h.d at thr Ih.dor's Houle, N.. 9, Albion-lticrt. Gym do.as front tllel...verian Mureunt, Illackfriers /Irk*, in Dot r, at 313. I is. 6d. and se. 6d. Alf°, at Goldite 1, No. 42, Cornhill ; and at Cockell's, Strand, London...-.. And, to Beth, Cr .!rwell, Chorzow, Baxter, Slnpv..-d, Hull, Mr. Peck, Printer. . . • . . . 7k-i ! :!Jton,l , .. , ...aldinn and C. Hambru% Mr. Remnant, ; r,.in:11.7.1, Swinuey, Eng lids Bonkfclkr. ....Inl, smith, Ipfwicia, Midalkditcb, ~ . . ... .... . _ .... . , . i!..,.12.1..n1, s;mninni, file of Wight, Albin, ".1c S. I .Imund',., Dingle, Irviltic, A. Young, merchant • .amirt Margrie Lectls, Binn , and Co. _ . C'tttlicuhant, Buckle, I.ynn, Gales, t . ..min ~I,ze, Gee, Leiteltur, :mink), Canterbury, Brtftuw, Lewes, Elliott, IC sarliik, Jullie, Manehcfter, I.ineh, Chatham, ktherington,.... Margate, Silver, Chchnsfond, Nicgry and Co. Ner;b . ttri, fit Chater, Poole and Srm, NeweafUe Walker C.,cluitrr, Ph,llipfon, Northampton, Dicey and Co Dublin, Soliliury and Co. Nottingham, Durlsaar..mlCo no, ham, liendafon, Norwich, Stevadon and Co. Deal, Rut; Oxford, Jonas. Doerr, Nesleg, Plymouth, Nettleton, Dews,. linsughtoo, Portfmouth, Delon. Derlr, Drewry, Reading, Smart, and Co. kdanburals, Baxter, Sunderland, bray. ---- Mtlfrs. Hulband, Shrewibury, fr-dricYreo, -M,9 r .. Dayidfon & Southampton. V....iscr, Flder, and Co. Salifbury , Collins .. .. Mr. IL Scottolruz. Prriton, Malawi:l, confect. Pailky, Mr. A. lierry,Merch Et. frr, Tin- Ilan And .s4,e, Mackenzie, CLIII.r . CrUCII. t;.,(l , nrt, 11.:rdir .z llubbn. . - And by ne.ll. 11.eekfellers sod Mulicinc-Vesciers IN the three ►ine.toms. •„ • Letter.. :biting Patients fares, wkb the Dude 's Aid Ice of a Guinea. wilt be [trial) , attended Ne. A 334. awl. oentains equal to Ins Oval on. EXTRACT rTtOM TIIF. LONDtiN ;"' ^ r - - IT kis bent the (Indy of the W,ll known ANTISCORI.3II4C :it and prepared by the late 1.11,1 NCI' Rrt, .t tv, • . 1. , , fart', No. ts, Soho Square, Loudon, AIM v• folay,thi.n: to b.: preparcd genuine, tti ?wird the the Impofitlons which are daily practiik polkiling the firft refpedtabii ty ; mid the ‘..t tikorbetk Drops have been found not old) au hutic complalm., but a fccrefitful r_fiurce t r 1; krOpht/14, gout, and the 4„7, t of the nerves, as the litt of cure accompa.i• car:. given in an simple 1,11 of diredlons, wit vce.:l Trestife on diet, gout, &e. written by the Lie (which may alto be bad at the Difrof ter, !Ingle them fit objets to trf, under their fandtiou, f cL fpuriotJ , , Fur this nealon the Proprietors, bv the tit, .ut Commiffioners of the Otani', Odicr, hay. itfire.t . 2 each bottle, printed its Mick ink, with t?.i and Co. No. ts, Soho Square, expreffed puchafer attends to, trigett..r with the word." J 37 "rift,;:r PAT T," on the bottle, h1:1, and wrqpes , wit the ,I ; t;•;,, the Kings arms on the ler:,-,er, be may he afuri..l h he, ou. tamed the grnuine 31 fold at the Difpei Square, Loudon, in bottles of ss. silt! IL 23. each, dut y,t c' ' l / 4 ,1V HEN l'rofefflonal Men of educatio n ard fponfibility deviate fi•orn the geocrat fyßeni by th., 5, ledion of a peculiar Branch, the ftaletion of Loos ea ..timuse fuceefa is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my praettee to the erelrfi - .... went of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuceciani: my plan gives Inc additional ardour to cppofe 2.1 Li I c t able the ravages of theft complaints winch axe tbs. wag: ;.: ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After Initiation into every bisoeli as ao Army SuryronA formed a wills at an early period of Pradtice in: Id: • 9 0 _ as from the ignorance of :meth:anted Men, or the ceiiialiy gcrous precipitancy of genet-al Praztitioriers. The THREE IHSORDERS, to tine cureof which I }IL V • .1, voted my attention, cotupriae every freeirs of VEN I , INFECTION, whether of a recest or ton! All kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariiing iro:n toe hi. 4 Sekoolboge or the inchliscnce of onat ote Age, and latt I y th., range ment of :se fyitcso in Women which is csikd NESS or 8 EERILIT Y. Numerous difeafcs ate the rtfutt of ignorance or I,a 'N in :1;t treatment of a limp! , a, and it lun uufr,qutut:, it per that the fed of Ufa are poiloold by the in•lifcr....l . unguarded hour. Bts a fupi dor method forh eafily cured, a...d even whore others have tale!, I tnttt I may preftme to GILTS ra 4 llCal Te tli', Jlll talent, Few,l,oxevrr, are the cafes of campliaated riftto.-:;n dtforder compared with tl.e cJlnmitous lituatinm front indult:, nee Ina!" , OI,ITAR Y V I CY. • e' the pre v a l c , • C , ties of a fashionable Life, acquire that ttate of is the unavoidable entifsquesice of loch perM•ions Where the unhappv fuTerer broods over h's ftsiferf c-te, 'ully conceal, his ini4,rtica i it may he fame ennMiet. 1 him to know, that althsie e b. st be an °ilea (Amy with other Pra...:litUnters, the reitmt..l c..otWr F - CIENCIES by the gradual progrt..ft of Itcux aeon is merit of my experience. If tsc rites of 11,Crilt:S.4( V.n .• r 4 - , begun to resinte manly vign'T, 1111.74..hans!rtytsvill • :.•.: by an early counteraction of this langub! Matz, ard in th•la cafes r.O erk-at sei:; Mit Where t:11.4 C'cilciency has fnr years ift NI a in , pet V• 7. fevernn i itArrc.:l3l,:y rcp.if,te in revive the fl ing of Lik, and n re-a:lnnate the Conavutinn MAP.I: :Ell WOMEN, who have I..ng been e: r .r.roie:e4 in their expefiatiors ,f a Farnily, may be alurcti. tli•4 lit :3•,1. inftances Inch defeas ace curc.hle The SFt.:RECY vrhich is fo drew:jai rny ry,. are the Qualiheartnnv neVici, I 171111 C prefunsr..l !n !tete. iorin Saris of my PretariGons, and in coincidence vv,, 11.1' •,,i..:rti nyttion is given, that Mr B•••••• may tn. co7f ?4ft - 41,4:y (...r by letters loch:Zing • Inuit inure) at his izun del•ttreet, Strand, near Temple-Am There is an additional entrance b Water-facet vitioiningh and tile name is on both the doors. M. A. Memher nt the i• mil Cann , -if Vuracen. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New En t!„,- , . trees, I. ...tears SIR, Edinburgh, May z, ::.73. I N the cpriftg of 1 794 I wall afffift A ‘e ill a Vene real Complaint, which I treated with Mail, moo for tse months ; but was then obdiged to apply ts a regular l'ii) it. iss, who put a temporary flop to the viruleo:e of the dilialc 'ry mercurial applications) for fume time; but growing, ir. Ipit, ai all medicine and the advice of the firft Cc - die:not of t'ac i'...e3y her.;, worfe and wnrfc for two years, I veti 'edam.: to ....e almolt unparalleled and beyond dere ripticrt, 5,M; an el-n in. ' ~:.T, and olettated trom head to foot —My head, th-,am, IC - ~ ll'ak, legs, atns, atc. have been alt. 'matey in data uT 49 t• .. P. : log uf.l.'is; iu Rion, I have had front 20 to Jl)raUng :.... 'r ,r. my body, and nearly totally dt•prived of field.-1. v.. - • ' us voluminous to pariicularirc all my erre—Cultic, it t 1 lay. I - - .c never was, or ever will be, one of a nacre da.l.. rot., ~. I . A more complicazed nature. 1 was long 1m.,:v.-.d. itt,.. •ts ....; friends, and iniagincel nlyfelf,heycra!anhy ..• •.: r.. , ,, , n, , et.: Indeed, in my thi n candition.der h wai pr. ~...r.b;e • • nit 0 •: than iniferable 'tare. In this dreadful fititati'ottl. l I dr...., ...it miferable csittenee, till DIVI4III PIttIVIA , NC4. ,! , rr• 1, 1"-T`tclt a newipaper eantaUaing the cafe of a Mr. 1. ,,f itismt AILS—n 7 friends read it, I c Id WA-. not.--I fort and vsictteeil ame at • tar LIAKICS PAT RST PILLS, which, by trim; front %On. to num. am now, and have long been, (after more • e'.' :our vett. .1 • defcribahle diftrefo), in asigood a (Late of he aat , :i .:,.. cert. - i rr )oyed; as a proof of this, I had a line, thriett.u;, ltailthv c1.,1,1, born to time a few months ago. In glativad, to Clots, a:.l ..i !topes of rendering my fellow-creature fervl.e. I r. - .qu...1., Oil ..,• publifh this; and you may ai any time refer perf at:, -..., v..nt to be fati.fittri of the truth of this, or furthet t„...:tits.:ll•'. . 2 me or my friends, by letter or perfeti. As ft .e cafes for badnefs will ever equal mine, tin,kr Ise rt• etc,' it, I Save from experience every reafon to Adler t rat.• • .1, that ia • our Leal:Cl Pit t. s th:y wail find a furc l, - ,•.••:-.q and ratii.:al cure, hr that molt dreadful ft.a6e of thr '5 ., ' ,. . , ' 1 Llif..fc, which is celled--. 4 CON/IR/4ft/ IX 114.-.4d an, WI:Li .'rr t.tuttt , sir, your otiliged liumllle lerva tit, . • lufarm,mmable family :Talon. pr,vent ma'sims my „4714 and adtLeisrublic, bat creditable l'erfoits really .......utig .r.. 7• mation m e y 4119 be metered to me and my friend. by M... j• Clark, Rainfay.(:.udins, Edinburgh. l'et pared and sold by the Sole Proprietor, Totowa: TA r• Loa, Mew.her of the Royal College of surgeons in I.ondm., .1. his Louie., Nu. 9, New Bridge-ftrect ; where he will girr 'lt* vice, without a fee, to perform taking theft• l'ills and a all :.)- fwer patietts letters, if poft paid, on the rime term., nb'il'' big in all esfes the malt inviolable fecreey, nu Perfpn's noel' " f cale having been mentioned, hut at their own particular rive'. by the l'rotirictor, durinz the work of more than ti st..ts• that h. h. • /tad the conducting of AI , r Stt votive Pale 91 the .1 , , st nu dicine, and the pra:liee ariliug tb.r.thunt. Tel y are alto fold., I , y his Appointment, for the convertettts of thide living at 4 . diit..,IICC. lry Mr. Bait,y, Smit`t.'..r , L s , . Edinburgh ; Mr. Mennon., l'rinter, Olaf t tos.., to wl ~.t• te Mr. 'l'. ref rs for his addrcfs; at the Perfunii r's, N a .t. : - k• Alhan's•ltrcet, Pall-Mall; Mr. Robertfun sTuy-fliol , No 1; t• Oxford-ftreet ; Mr. Dirborovith'r, No. ;.. l'ilit-f.reef ~,I. nearly oppofite the Monument ; Mr.Sreers, Bont.f.fter, No. ',. Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Callwell's, Durit : sr 4 by one Perron in every confide rabic town iii (levet-Mt-tit. .r.:a Ireland. in Doses of only a.. 9d. each, ft algid up with tell 274 Iplain Dirt rations, whereby Ptrfona of either sex ntay el: 1 themfelves with earl - Ind feereey. ___,—..., COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Han:bores 3: 2 24 U. Genoa - Altons - 31 314 U. Vcnipe - - 181 in ptp , r Oporto - Ditto - ePico•ve LONA Aladin! . 3R in pper LrzErtin - Ditto - 314 cf.-vine Naples - Pzlarato oo pen". pit Oz. Dublin - LONDON: Printed for the Praprktnra, by JOHN 11.t1tit Callubl-ftreet ) at the STAR PRINT. rics 4r17-ftttrt ; and pahlabed by LEVEL KENT, ! trtbairy-pisee, Lambeth), at Na t, Carry-ftleet. ST A •-011 VC It. Terllolo-Ikr ire WiliCh ONO' an C OMMIS Mina. far S i te Awes sic aalttcMd Ss sdaroffa4' tiUMB O N; d, On To ii, w Aratomii T 1 O N I To wit On Tse dNanue, HA lAISS ITA AD canthme e rang*, d WI Mr. ASTLI row fie! at bri.l Ire, lAN rat au mead complete follow* aka pa of tie T O N MI folio' Paracime 1 ASo, lirft t la the rAJ • Should 1 • Hot Ilk Afticy Gowan noor to lancing, The o Ito • THI Wei Derintating, the impen of Maack beta t►e gi the Brave du le with of the Inv tabalarov in` receive lower and Price I a—l Deers to I beet at half TOT BUR THE gt has gal CHO VIES, STEWED I STEAKS, A with many Sroac-coon (Hi BEING kw; okkh are yr r te the Ki r to thlidt Or.l quesec, are tSan ap CUT rat Maria new d haN N. 11.0.-41iry el the L a h e 11.'11 ESSENC TO MARL NVITH ind4lt f" , be forme P. imbrarsee I f CVlry s..so as it Co It is alio 4 , lcharte i t• Public in . ufelal Ar •/' will be ps this mod 14 1 7 atstol ow Wata , Uoi ' , J-finis, in t Two Shil t.',"iwee each- Arielcs. Ti.' TSUI Grill TO aellti , Ml Ile Ankles, al Its al added to Prtatooi % r eaders a , cot ith SCcorjali . Scores Nan 7 : a colour . rn'rr's 'Nefint w a vi I ' 1 1 above ; OW is*. zip CAPITAL. REVERSIONS. To be Sold by AUCTION by Mars. SKINNER anjg7Kl. On WrAlneftl;.y the 16th of December, 1801, at is (* . clod. at Garraway . 3 Coffee-bode, 'Change-alley, Corn bill, In One Lot, ALL the ESTATE, RIGHT, TITLE, am] INTEREST, of Two Cvntlemen, the onc :wed ~bou! 3.4 the nthyr about 26, of and in the Sum of .19VIL 13s t id. payahl. on the Drecafe of a Lady now 56 ee::rs of a:e, fut , j, O. to ar Annuity of 20 G 1110221 payable to a Woman Sasv.uit about yeari of a7e, for her Life. _ _ _ _ . Aifo, all their Eftate, Right, Title and tntereft, of. in. and to the Sunt of 78121. tot. Three per Cent. Confolt, transferable or. the deceafe of the Paid Lady—in cafe either of the laid Twt. Gentlemen (hall happen to furvive her. Printed Particulars may he had of MelTrs. G. and J. Crump, Liverpool; alto of Wait , . Rafhlei;h, son, and Lee, Hatton Garden, London ; the Place, of; Sale; and of McUi.. Skinner and Dyke, Alderfgatc-flreet. THE following is a fait In well known, that none can doubt—while there is life then: is hope; and. after the fingers are drawn in different eir(-4tions, Medicine has reftorcd them. For the information of mit Readers, w.: inlcrt the following letter. Front Mr. SA PCOAT, of Burton Logan, in Leleefteribire, to DT. OARDNIR, No. 76, Long-Acre, Loudon. Sires-For many years my wife has been grievoufly :aided with the Rkeuni.7.:ifm; hut for the fat two years quite bele. left. She could not rife nor fit down but by affiltauice. leer fingers were drawn in fo many different directions, that it was with great dililculty we got her outward garment on. tier pain was great, and the want of natural reft reduced her to a mere fteleton. We could not entertain the feat hope of re lict, till a friend of mine in Bath law Mr. Mills, who was cured of a levels years gout by Dr. Gardnei's Pills and Plaiiter. I fent to W. Newcombe, of Stamford, for a one guinea box. which greatly relieved, and the fecund has, with the bleffing of Goo, removed the whole of the affil Ring pain wis! con:rat - lion. seer ingers are now trait, and die has Os. proper aCtioti of them, is alto enabled to w..lk i.nd take cxercife, &c. Nee. The above to known to Mr. Evans, No. 8, Well-lane, Rotberhuhe, who will fazisfy any enquirer in the truth thereof. 1 ours, Fee. A. :,APCOAT.