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LAW byTJALLIGE'hCE• ;COURT OF NINON BENCH, APRIL IS. CUittoUs CASE. DOE ON TUE DEM. OF WoiTE v. BENFIELD. This case was tried before' Mr. justice HEATH, at Cambridge. It appeared, that in March, 1792, a person of the name of White married Elizabeth Niehtingatt, and on the 16th of April made his will in favolir of his niece, who sold the property in ques tion to the present defendants. At the time the tes tator made his will. and even at the time of his death, he, as well as his wile, were ignorant of her being with child, which proved to be chef act, and she was, on the 20th of October, delivered of a daughter, the present plaintiff, who row brought her ejectment, on the ground that the birth of a child was held to set a-ide a will made in prejudice of that child. At the t ial A verdict was found for the defendants, wit:. I we to move the Court for a new trial. Mr. Scrjeant BLosserr now applied for a Rule to shew cause why a new trial should not be granted.— The Learned Serjeant said, it was an established fact that marriage and the birth of a child revoked a will. This doctrine had been established ever since the case of Due v. Lanchester. He was.well aware that this case went a step farther, since here the will was made after marriage ; but at the time of the Testator's death he himself and his wife were ignorant of her pregnancy ; and, therefore, he s ubmitted that the birth, under such circumstances, i mposed such a new duty on the Testator as, had he been living, would have revoked his will, had it been made before mar riage, and ought to do so in the present case, Lord ELLEBBOROUGH asked, how did it appear that the wife was ignorant, at the time of her husband's death, of being with child ? Mr. Serjeant &MUTT said, that appeared from her own evidence on the trial. Lord I nt.esseittouors thought so ; no other person could have proved it. He doubted the expediency of the doctrine contended for by the Learned Serjeant. Ile thought if it was established as law that every slew moral duty which might by chance be imposed on a Testator, was to invalidate his will, it would be a law pregnant with evil. limit doctrine were esta blished, it might be contended that the birth of a 7th or Bth child had a similar effect, and it was impos sible to say where the di drilla! would stop. Mr. Justice BAILEY s:.id, the Testator might have entertained suspicions, and probably not unfounded, Ltl.ttthe children of the marriage would net be his own. L"rd ELLIINBOBOLIGII said, he remembered the case of a common sailar having made a will in favour of st vulgar, common woman, with whom he cohabited He afterwards went abroad, married a woman of consideration and property there, died without making a will, and the result wan, that this common woman, with her will, carried off from the widow and her fa mily, the jointly acquired property of the marriage. This 'ova: the law down to the time of the decision in the c..se of Due and Lanchester, by which it was established that the marriage and the birth of a child revoked a will. His Lordship could not think of ex tending this Rule to the present case. Under all the circumstAnccs of the case the Court refused to grant the Rule. OLD BAILEY. Yesterday ll'o. , ;dhouse was indicted for steal ing apparel out of a barge on the Paddington Canal. The prisoner was a boatman, on board tile Britannia, and the goods in question were brcught from Cheshire. The principal r ittess was an accomplice of the name of Cook, whose testimony was corroborated, ea.l . the goods were traced to the prisoner.—Guilty. dames Brown was indicted for stealing a shawl, a cloak, &c. from the person of Sophia Newman, at Sledney, on the :39th of March. The prisoner snatched the pr :perry from the prosecutrix, at night, when sl:e was walking along the street, and made off. She called stop thief ! and he was secured. The p: i s-mer put in a written defence, which the CoMMo SEKJEANT defined ac a crown's worth of ingeouity om within the walls of Newgate, which commodity, he ni)R•tved, had fallen much in price. 0.1 thy vri sna , l h,- , ‘ g appreb.nded, he begged to be let go, and of c r ed it was LiS mother who called out stop thief. Guilty. • le.mar Bee eye alias Brown, was convicted of steal ing a watch and shawl, the property of amid Stall- V -tit, a mariner. The prisoner knew the prosecutor, and he caLd acid sent his wife out for drink, when he committed the theft. The property was found up n him.—Guilty. A woman, named Scutt, was also convicted of child stealing. At Lancaster A .sizes, the awful sentence of de.ith was passed upon twenty-three pris..ners, amongst whom teas George Lyon, and a pint of his de;:perate gang. There were no lees than e.c..-en indictments found against Lyon, for different burglaries and rob. berici, but he was only tried and convicted upcal two o f them. lie was commonly known, in Wigan and its v•cinny, by the name of the King of the li , !tr:, and, as appeared on his trial, actually boasted, at a public . ..muse, of his as:toned We. At the above Assizes a man of the name of 114/f, was tried for stealing a Ails, but as it turned out to be a lamb, he was acquitted. One Kemp, a jobber, has lately been committed to Wymondham Bridewell, on his own confession, lot the murder of a woman 31. years since, at Attlebro'. An Inquest was held yesterday on the body of a child found in a vault in one of the new buildings near the Regent's Park, on Wednesday morning last, 'when the Jury, after a minute investig ttion of the canted t verdict of still torn. A Dublin Paper of Friday last says --" Yesterday Mr. Wm. Dardin, of Anglesea-street, Public Notary, was at his country lodge, at Sandymottnt, when the house was entered by two special Baditis, who sized the furniture. They produced their writ to Mr. Bardin, who was just out of bed, which he read, and men tioned he,had no goods, the furniture being the property of another person. They insisted on taking his per sqn, but produced no warrant ; he instantly retreated into an adjoining room; seized an old rusty musket, with a bayonet, and kept them at bay, desiring them to quit his house. One of the ruffiins then cocked a pistol, and, having knocked down Mrs. Bardin, who was between hirn and her hutiband, went close to the unfortunate Gialtlentan, and buthint through the head." THE QUEEN'S DRAWING-ROOM. Yesterday her MaJesTe held a Drawing-Room which was most brilliantly attended. The Palace was prepared for t he occasion, by tin grand stair-case being divided to admit the company on one side s and return the other, to avoid confusion. In addition to the suite of rooms fitted up, and fur. iiished last year for her MAJESTY': Courts, anothet was added to the State Rooms, for yesterday's thawing-Room, viz. her MAJESTY'S State Dressing- Room, which has been newly furnished and fitted up %%ith light blue velvet and gold, in a very elegant and spizndid style, for the occasion. The Princess CtinaLoree of WALES arrived early, and dressed in the Palace for the Drawing-Room. — The PRINCE ReGeNT•ostne in State, a little before four o'clock, with four carriages in his suite, escorted by a party of Life Guards; his Royal Highness wore regimentals, the Ribbon of the Garter, and several Insignia of other Orders. The Duke and Duchess of YORK, the Dukes of KENT and GLOUCESTER, and Princess Sornta of GLOUCESTER, came in State. The QUEEN entered the Drawing-Room at two o'clock, accompanied by Princesses AUGUSTA and EuzAarru, with their numerous Suites, when Vis count and Viscountess CAsmtmenon were presented to the QUEEN, on their return tram Vienna, and other distinguished ,characters. On the Drawing-Room being thrown open for the general company, these who had their new honours of Knights of the Grand Cross conferred on them on Wednesday by the Pawn REGENT, were presented to the QUEEN upon the occasion, except those who were :obliged to leave town on Wednesday night or early yesterday morning. The Royal Dukes wow their new Orders yesterday. The following were among those present : Dukes—Montrose, Norfolk ' Roxburgh, Grafton. Duchesses—Roxburgh, Leeds. Marquise--Wincliester, 1 lertford, Stafford, Camden, Lans. downe. Buckingham, Ely. Marchionesses—Headfort, Hertford. hark--Htpewood, Morton, Etlitteham, Paulet, Spencer, Chohnondeley, Chichester, Catt.inis, Kit ttttt til, Percy, Aber deen, Kingston, Harcuurr, Cork, Harrington, Breadalhane, Hardwicke, Yorteerue, Rosstyil, Warwick, 'l'a Selkirk, Uxbridge. Mansfield, Compton, Po Digby, Asliburnhain, Macclesfield. Countess. s—Rosslyn, Morton, Effingham, Carnarenn, Mans field, CassilPs, Kingeton, Cork, Fortescue, Ayiesforti, Harriug ton, Mansfield, W aneertown, Limerick, Leitrim, Asliburnhato, Dar tnynith. Athlone. Dowager Morton. Vlscounts—Bulkeley, Sidney. Sidmouth, l'almerstown, Mor peth, Jocelyn, Newark, Melville Kirkwall, Carlton, Chet writ', I urrnigton, Cranburn, VliJtlletuwn, Aslibroulte, M. bourne. Viacounteso:.s—Bulkeley, Sidmouth, Morpeth, Jocelyn, Co vestry, Castle Stewart, Lascelles, Tut rington, Keith, Castle reagh. Ambassadors-u.lurkish, Spanish, Austrian, Russian, Prussian, Bavarian. Bishops—Bangor, Salisbury, Lincoln. Chester, Ely. Right limourabees—N. Vansittart, J. M• Mahon, G. Rose, W. Adam, Fitzgerald. • Hunoorables—C. f **foals ) Miss E. Eden, Esther Chetwyad, L. 'MIAs. Lords—Bow/Mow, Lascelles, Amherst, Whitworth, Dun das, Teignmouth, Boston, Somerville, Napier, G. Thynne, C. Bentinck, Henniker. Eniamore, Rolle, Bolton, Broke, Ar den, Auckland, L. Gower, Sheffield, Eliot, .Somers, Dulferies, Gambier, Ratistock, Lyndoch, Combermere, J. 'Fhynne, Bar rington. Ladies—Denys, Leicester, Selby, Ellenboreugh, Rolle, Teign mouth, Boston, Thyme, M. Pat Jet, C. Wood, Euismore, Fled yer' Bolton, Henley, Binning, Amberton, C. Darner , A. Char tees, Ximenes, Arden, Montgomery, Catupb.ll, Gordon, Ke i th, Jones, Dalrymple, liarham, J. Coventry, Dufferin, Carrington, two I'age:3, Harrington, C. Sullivan, Sit/ester, l.angturd, Banks, Shore, L. Harvey, Caldiorp, Beauchamp, Ducie, H. Parker, Hope, H. Robinson, Pringle, Anson, Montague, M. Gordon, Gore, C. Cox, Dalrymple, Simeon, Strange, S. Montague, C'. Durham, Cnylcr, Clinton, W. Anson, Web :ter, C. Bathurst, 'l'. Cradock. ' Sirs—R. S: rachan, T. Thompson, W. M'aller, W. Scott, S. Leicester, D. Dundas, C. Carrington, S. nudyer, G. Beckwith, W. Praser, P. May, C. F int, J. Maclean, J. Dy. r, Moris Ximeites, J. Hamilloe, E. Kerrison, H. Campbell, W. Gordon, Home, *I Jones, C. Hamer ' Li Dalrymple, J. Graham, H. Blackwood, H. Howar.l, A. i Hope C. Pule, W. Curtis, J. Ells y, C. A.gill, H. Poidlam, J. Silvester, J. Drummond, J. York, -- Clinton, W. Young, J. Morris, R. Curtis, R. r, G. Shee, G. Nayler, H. M‘Lean, H. Dashwnod, A. dupe, E. Pellew, C. Green ' I. Picznn, W. K. ppd. Rev. Drs.—Short, Perkins, Leg ,;e, Duttgla Dr. Maton. Rev. Messrs —Starkey, Blumberg. Dean of Windsor. Admarals—Blackwood, Strachau, tiotbam. Gent tak—Baltour, I horincn, W. Grant, J. Tialfonr, Man eery, Cuppage, Batley, highs, .1. Hamilton, Norton, Gordon, Aylniers, otevens. Colonels—APlA-an, Dortille, M'Leod, Duke, Dyer, Bouve rie, K. reson, D. Stewart, Crookshank,Strutt, Howard, Stewart. Majors—Maberit y, smith. Captains—.shirley, F Ade, Finley, Nelson. Messrs 4Wsse, AL Pitt, Grecuwood, Dent, Aust, Herbert, Shitiner, Bastard, Travers, Peytitz, Shone, Scott, Reeve, Inner, Penn, Bicknell, M•Kenzie, 11. Calvert, C. Calvert, Blackburn, J. Manners, Lushingtoo, Daukin3, Quarnie Yeller, Scott, Car i pie, E. Hatton, Walker, Erskine, N. lacnamara, Branton( ) Cusvvall, Barker, W. Bootle, S. Bourne, Dada. She. rill Leigh, Beaumont, *rennin*, Edmunds, Pardey. Mistresses—Aust, Chaloner, Bisse, Spat ks, Fisher, Wilmot, Blackhurne, Fuller, Tremayne, Scott, Rose, Croktr, Poyinz, Shifter, A-tor,, Majendie, Wham ton, M. Sutton, A. confirm, Hart, Mansfield, Crauford, Rotiod, Monier. Maberley, Shane, It. Alcoa, Phillips, De Cresrigney, S. Stanhope, Sher:ll Leigh, Mitchell, Beaumont. httses-1 wo Blackburn's, Eden, Birch, two Fludvers, Cur zon, I lowley, t Shaws, Milliner. J. De Lisle, Word, ewo Majeudses, Frazer, c.r.. Addington, Selby, Brudenell, two Irbys, Murray, Courteuey, Dora Bold, Hobart, J.S. Stanhope, More Barham, T. Junes, G. Harvey, Rowley, Dundas, r a sh, Bemont, C. R. de Cardouid, Fisher, two North', Batiks, Lam bert, Moreton, Hobart. T. Jones. The following had the honour of being presented : Mr. and Mrs. Aust, co their marriage. Mrs. Ctraioner His*, by the Countess Dowager of elontuel. Lidy C. Bathurst, on her marriage, by Lady Cast'. stewart. Lady A. CLarlooti, by Lady K. Stewart. Hon. Louiia Tiefusis, by Lady Clinton. Lady J. Craduck, upon her return Irvin the Cape of Good Hope. Lady Montgonterk, on her marriage. Countess of Murton, ou her marriage. Lady Anson, on her marriage. J.ady Webster, on her marriage. Vhcountess Ciellcieagh, on her return from Vienna. Lady Clinton, on her marriage, by Lady Rolle. Lady Cuyler, on Sir C. Cuyler being created a Baronet. Lady Hope, un her marriage. Lady Hamilton, on coming to her title of Lady Castle Stuart. Lady Wiry, by the lion. Mrs. Calvert. Lady Simeon, ore coming to her title. Lady Gore, on Sir J. Gore's being made a K. C. B. Lady Montague, cue,oconkst on her marriage.ir G. Montague's being made a K. C. B. lady Caroline Lady Pringle, on Sir W. Pringle 's being made a K. C. B. Lady H. Robinson, on her marriage. • Sir J. and Lady Sylvester, on coming to their title. Viscountess Keith, by Countess of Harcourt. oncr th i:g m t ar o chi her o t n i e thr u . of Bath. ViscscoodunntteessA‘ct u Torringto n , lilel' b Countess of Cassi Us. The"dy Acne Kennedy,rldMayor, n, by Earl Morton. Sheri ffs Unde r Sheri Leigh Leighit sa w l y fs b ß i oo l l a t t e, lM by o E rt ar on l . Morton. Miss Dora Bold, by her mother, Mrs. *Attu Bold. Miss H. Shiba, by Mr.bliffa sr. Was Wood, by Lady. C. Wood.. 4r. C. Bastard, by Log:I Rolle. vin. Wilmot, on her marriage. by Mrs. Davenport. .tr. Fuller, on going abroad, by Mr. Fisher. 14r. and Mrs. Tremayne, on their marriage. 14r: M'Kenzie, his Majesty's Commissioner, from Paris. ...!aptain Fade, gd Guards, on promotion. Ensigns Fletcher and Grant, to Guards, on appointment. Mrs. Maberly, on her marriage, by Lady W. Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. Round, on their marriage,by Mr. anti Mrs. Caswall. Carlis:e, on his appointment to be Surgeon Extraordinary to the Prince Regent. Lady A. Charter* by Lady R. Stewart. Sir F. Kerrison, 7th Hussars, to take leave on going abroad. Major Maberly, on promotion, by Sir E. Kerrison. Hon. C. Trefusis, on return from abroad, by Lord Clinton. iir J. Maclean, on promotion. Major-General W. Grant, on his return from America. Captain Shirley, Coldstrram Guards, on promotion. Mr. Nugent Mactiamara, by Earl Morton. Mrs. Rowland Attain', by Mrs. Keen. Mrs Phillips, by the Countess of MansflAd. Miss Rowley, by Lady Langford. Mrs. Hart, by Lady Theodosia CraJocic. he Right hion.Williarn Vesey Fi:zgeraiJ, Chancellor of the Er chequer of Ireland, on receiving his 111.1j:sty's permission to bear the name and arms of V.sey. Miss Louisa Miii.ndie, by the Countess of Harrington. Miss Ty rn hitt Jones, by her Mother Lady Junes. Miss Hobart, by Lady Harriet Sullivan. Mrs. Rouni, on per marriage, by her Mother Mrs. Coma% Miss Isabella Majendie, by the Cuontr ss of I larriugtor. Lieutenant-Colonel lit (*.lards, on promotion. lieutenant-General mr J. t latuilton, on being created a Baronet. Lieut.-Colonel Crook-bank, by Cani.l the lion. Sir C.Croplie. Major.Ceneral Sir 11. on hi. apt.ointin.:tit to the 4:h Dra goon Guards. 'fit:: Lady ht.tyoreis, by Oro Countess Downer Wintert3n. Mrs. Sheriff 11.e.sit, by ditto. Miss Beaumont, by her mother. Mrs. Wrier, on her marriage, by Lady Radaock. Mrs. Cranford, on her marriage, by Lady K. Walpole. Miss Wo.hl, by 1.14 Caroline Wood. Miss Dun.:!, by the lady in Waiting. Mrs. It. ‘ll,ton, by Mr. Ketac, upon her marriage. Mr:•.•Ereanatue ' on her marine. Mite HeoriettaShiffite, by Mrs. Cartier. . Mrs. Wilmott, on her marriage. Hfit Ntsassric wore a petticoat of jonquil sarsnct, covered with :t beautiful Indian silver gauze, with draperies of the s.ime, gracefully intermixed with superb firmed silver hinge, ornamented with folio handsome cords and-tassels, and rube to correspond,. ornamented with diamonds. The PitiNcEssEs were brilliantly attired ; and the Dresses lilleitighout were uncommonly splendid. The prevailing colours Were lilac, vi•.iet, pea Bret n, and azure blue. White satin was generally woin, with bandeaus of jewels and plumes of feathA s. The Pitisee RLGEN r wore a Field. Marshal's uni form, decorated with all his honours ; and most of the gentlemen were in military dresses. There was a most numerous display of elegant equipages: the line in St. James's-street fortned a cavalcade William beyond descriptlim. The storm of thunder and rain, however, which came on about two o'clock, put all the gay specta tors in flout of the Queen's Palace to the rout. Tire Officers of the Lie Guards, who appeared in their Rill state uniforms, with crosses and other honours suspended by the crimson silk cordon, %vele com pelled to retreat from the pelting thower ; they, how ever, found shelter before the rain had takal off the high polish et their appearance. The thunder storm which passed over tlr, metro polis yesterday, about two o'clock, was marked in its termination by an awful and most vi! , lent explosion, which toA place immediately over two houses in Frederick-place, Goswell-smet-road. The electric fluid took its direction through a chirney of No. 15, causing havoc in most of the rooms, but pirtientir:y in the parlour, where it destroyed a lolking-glass and other articles of furniture; it then forced its war through tf , c party wall, and eve:virally sdaisled in the kitchen of No. 14. Ttie alarm excited in tin neighbourhood was considerable for the fate of the i; - habitants, but, we are happy to state, they have pro videntially escaped v.ithout rrsonil ECCENTUIC FuNnuat..— Friday last, the remains of \V. Towle, G mt. ef Braley, were intoned (according to his will) under part of a windmill upon his estate. The fun.:ral was tepectably attended by his executors and relatives, and w as conducted with a a S chur City well according with the awful circumstance of sul:en death ; and the eccentricity of selecting such a spot 1 for the occasion, drew together a considerableassem- Wage of persons. On milting at the mill, the ceflia was carried into the building ; and the 1t...v. Mr. H trris, of the Society of Unitarians, in the open a'r, addressed the persons assembled on the singular re quest of the deceased ; and alter some religious tell c tions on the uncemrinty of human life, and the parti cular instance of it which had called them to that spot, Mr. Harris repeated a prayer, and concluee I with the Pala-nosier. The body was the:: committed to its ri le it abode ; and the following Epitaph (the deceac ed's own composition) is to be placed on his tomb : " Underneath this little mid lies the body of poor Witl; • Odd he hied, and odd he died, And at his burial s o one cried !" Sunday se e nnight, at 13ath, the t..tdy of the Iltv.Thomas Broad hum, of a son. In Bath, the Lady of Major• General of a dattrhter. r.l .•,' ••• .1 • • • 0 I • •' NIARRIEI). On the Sti Inst. in Mary-la-Vomit! Church, Capt. Thomas Eligb, Coh',mato Guards, to 1 - felen, third daug!ner of L u.ts Patter son, E-q. of Upper tieystilur-street, Portman-square. At Clifton, the Rev. 'Nathaniel l'ridges, Vicar of iletl`tri.lge, in Somersetshire, to Alicia Jane, only daughter of the i4.t: lleaztey Euragkr, Esq. Tuesday, at Mary-la-bowie Church, the Rev. Martin Benton, Rector of Mersthaut,Surrey,to Mt.. Alder-:y, of lA'impole-street. In the Cathedral, I.i meritk, the Rev. W m. Wray Muumv.ll, 4.relideaeon a Limerick, to Islt1;1 WA:bur:Lin, daughter of th Bishop of Limerick. Wedwouby, at Windlesham, in Surrey, Bznjainiti :Thaw, Esq. M.P. for Westbury, in Wi.tsh,re, to Alary, ytning‘ .t daughter ot the late Jos. Ewart, Esq. formerly Mt'itster Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraorditias y at the Court ut Perlin At Gbogow, Apri t, John G.trittwr, Rinns, to Me.. llarriet Ecken, widow of C.ipiain James Wall Downing, late of the 2lst regiment ot toot. At Fortes, March 19, Lituterant Anderson, of t' e Eu leers, to Miss Agues Shaw, daughter of the late James Shaw, E-q. of Muirtown. DILL). At Tours. In France, Evan Alexander, the only son of Colo nel Robert Macgregor Murray. 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Front a consctousni •s or Ike prr.res !111 v Pills, fully evinced by a pr:va'e practice in.tt.y ve offered to the afflicted, and ructinnmeniLd a, 4 cur. Awe complaints. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. 11*.t1tT . ., 1, ( r of St. Paul's Churchlard; eliti re by P, at - h dr, ntouth ; I fall, I Jai ding, and Johnson, Gosport ; Anima , . Mallory. Jones, Portsea;Trewman, tr.; Coot.worth l • • „ ville,thiberr, Ind Holland, i'lyntior ; s•.:•ury,l inner: ;• .• r and Marston:o,l, Glasgow ; :;111:111, curt i.. ‘: I. • burn. I'. linburgh ; Crum, 11 P.:, il• •; &L.. :..I1; t:: , • , FA:twat it. and utly, ar.,l h "•• ;• , ti., o 1; titan., a: .; Iv . : Manchester; Bowen l••••••tWiela ; b nott and Lloyd, ihrty.::. I. : , Grepory, Brighton; I'r - ;:•r in ; Sintmom4s. bra. • ; Roach. Flyunnutb Pod:; ta.t,.. Medicine Veil .ers, ut : at t.'s. lid. saes. . ": I V) 111070,1 S '1 YI i••-• .. BEn leave to inform you, that ..ter !Ace t:(• • _ ,r 1 1700,1 had been al:lune: 1 . u it!, t! .. !.. s '.-.••; •!...... tts•:,i! 1.. r its obstinately resi.4ing every cocrse of :,•• ' ti- .: : ‘..cri'.., •'. !.• • e most eminent of the faculty h. re, and ist..i. ti.l .ever :1 ::,a*. rouses of salivation and twice di.i...!:are,...!:r..m t he s tolitzo. •••• . : 1 1 little relief, would appe.ar w be of the moat it; veter... - ,1....1:-.. the spring of last year my &howler !tad got to u l f!,. .. nearly to put a period to tri.y t vtsterice. In t! . .1, ...:-... ! 0 . 7, t . :unintended by Mr. I. Thump-..1i, (v.•ho rue. ;‘ . ...1 . t . • it .. - • by them here,) to take your Lazio; s Patent Pill., %, ;:t ~. 1 1 to do on the ctith May ; iu the course of a no to : ; receive benefit. in hide more than a mon! 4 I '..: your liberal advice and tnedi.-.ne, perfeely f:..• ! • mer clmplaints, have mover , . d toy farmer sp kit, .-ft'.._;‘:, and am become jolly and fat, in which state ha ; t:.:• . • ~, ii.L.:.l many months to the astonishmert of a'd sv!so 1........• n.,, . ... at a loss in what terms to express my Lit alit 141,., 1 / 6 ? ! : ~! : • .. . .r the good of other suffering mort..ls, to nt.i.e tits 1..-, . t:: . 4 public as possible, as I shall on every bccasion—in .11.: •. will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful I/beak-or v ry lik ' , mi.:, .. e .:. want, ALEX. multi:Elk. genses dose, high-street, F.lnburgh s Prepared and sold by t!..• fch• litoptietor, Thonia: l':-• ' -, %I ember ache Royal Co:k.Lte of 6urgeons in London, al !: - ..:-: 10. 9, New Bridge-at:eet. They are also sold by his appointment, at the Perri:trot- . •.' .... 35, St. Alleste's-street, Pa:11 1 4.01; the 'Foy-shop, l'•;•.. .. • ; . •' z • ford-street ; Mr. Disbotough's, bio.7, Fisl.-str..el•hi.:, c.,• s ..; • . • Nslte %h: Monument ; and by one perenn in every C. •si '...- 2 ' , 5 town in raglatid, itc.in b me* only Cs. Dd. 1.2r1:, i..... 1 .-..ii i..: .!. •ttli att.'. plain direet.mt, ...Lentil per‘ons afrit.her st-; no.; e 7e :Netilw:ves wtl. !VIP :1::d f coretv. N B. ! very Boa sahib. Great Britain is 'Cale I . .11 - 1 w't:t a.. - which, by favoured the Commis tit HMI S. i a print.. I a. I.:: : : :-• .. • Mire, 6 • I'. Taylor, No. i. NEW iirkl a le s nit.' ! . . ! NO Disorders hive CAM:kited more es.e7;t i 11! t destroy Hymeneal Happiness than those i is coosereoes of ungstar.led pleasure. People of ev• •:. :t adoration to the Shrine of Wel lock, but where ti.e : i has been tainted by Disease, n rennvation ably reluisite. Twenty years have we tier.te.l our tr.: • the exclusive treatment of the folovvingr‘let a. 21' 1 IL.. • mogul result of our plan gives us additional ar•f A far as we ate shit, the ravages of those Cotsipia cis winzh art most important in the catalogue of Human li.l.ronties. init'ation into every branch, as Navy Sur rams , wr 1,,, nr.•.! a w , at an early peris - 4 of practice, to reset& individual. 1..0rt , 4- noratice of unAticated men, or the equally dangetousi.r.c .1 of gcneral Practitioners, The Disor.!,..-ra to the cure of wlsich vase ! aire (!erice.l °fit 1.!. !anion, comprise ev•ry species of Venereal Itit.ctiutt ; aa 1.::.:s of whether ar+iang trom the liabqx of sc• ,01 or , the Indiageocies of mature: age; that derangement el he System in Women, which is called barrenness or titer Seminal Weaknesses, Glees, Obstructive, in the Ureti at also Strictures, whether recent or of long duration. which have baffled the skill of other Practitioners, arc tow present - improved plan of treatment ellectualy ast•l per' • notly cured. without the p aim* matting the excrue.atiny 9 and alarm': g Hemorrhage which frequently ful'orf the a; ; ' —• thin of the 1 .unar Caustic. In the course of our extensive pr.. to this nett pubs, numer , oss cases of S URIC fliitt lE:er and are daily midis , rut :%11:, the total eradication f ssieCrs • • fected by a safe, rertait, and expeditams mode c• 1 sr7 to other yet adep ed. The weakne , s, Mks atior • try, proceeding from slit. comp!4int are speeley e...!, -K. Patient rest••re.l t•• setial aod 1.1:r e,.;'.flity has for y. us tit ; ,tc.l, a pi u:vcr restorative re:m.(4es Is iuLltlyensl.C.47 reql s*, , e, n : bitting 91; i t . 1 ,. ant: t:.e c Nuntizons my the rest.lt of ivorxlce cr treatment of a .irti.:c t:oit tripes, and k not pens t ha: the see.l% of tile are roienned by the in.'. untuartled hour. By a AUperiCtr InCtboli I.lteh ct•nyto::- ea.tly ti Nhatr p:hers hlve wc - we may presume to offer a radical re-t.tll.lAmint. rver. are the easel of contViceel dictest in this c • • ;Art: with the ceattittatits , tittittittin of men, w h • f rr , : •l 4vl:cr tls a vire. Isrcv..irot grittie, o: acquire that tata ..1 I! , :ay which is ihe t ..• .4uetice of soeh pcnncio:As 11"ovre Ole t • ._ ... ' • t;r() , ..'s .ever his tiii•rry. hut : • nen , tk sontl.tonsobisivi u r hi :& t.. • t t•il;ect of douLt or ti.oc_r wi;ii other Pi movat of these dyne . •ic:e. by at•gra.:ual pro: •• ts the acquirement of our eite,rietiee. It i.e oi r Viten have heiten to reduce inatilf v grit, wet!' .' r•s't to prevente4 by an ear'y eteatiteractien of this hulk . 11 In these cases no great difficulty seal occur. The secrecy which is so eoertial to our undertAitr. qualificatioes which see have presumed to state, term 0 — of our pretensions. anti in coineldenet with such this Is given, that Mewrii. Currie and Co. may he consulted h? dents of either see with the greatest secrecy and 11,..etur. Married Women, who !nye long been d'sJppoiuse.! in 0 41 expectations of a family. may he assured, that in must such defects are curable by Medical still. Patients in the Ct untry are requested to state the partici ll4ll of their case, age, and general habit of being, and enclosieg a IL" mittance for advice and Medicines, .wbet. the same will br Llct ql or sent to any part of the Kingdo:n. CU RR Ili and Co. Sort tau, Ni.s i T trmi:"4"l! LONDON: Printed by Levu. Ketrr, nckat Place; putits6t4 these, an:{ at the Star Office. 1 entpk