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LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY 28. Mr. Class moved for, and obtained a rule n;/f, againft a man of the name of Hall, upon the affi davit of a Mr. Courtly Gidley, an Attorney of tt.e Court.—Mr. Gidley, it teemed, had been an At torney in a replevin caufe between a perfon of the name of Carter, and the above-named Hall. In the courfe of this he made an affidavit, by which a rule was difcharged with colts, againft Mr. Hall. It alfo appeared that a perfon of the name of Tucker made an affidavit contradifting all Mr. Gidley's flatements, but which affidavit was not ufed on account of the death of the Jurator. The code of complaint now was, tbat Mr. Hall had printed both affidavits, and had endured them to /tlr. Gidley, fenior, the father of the perfon on %elde behalf he moved, and to Mr. Gidley him fell. His Loreilhip would fee that this went di reftly to impute perjury to Mr. Gidley. Lord EeesitaoeouGH Paid, the granting the rule tit/ might be the means of flopping further proceedings, efpecially as he obferved in one part of the affidavit, that it was imputed that this was done to flop Mr. Gidley from further proceedings in the original caufe. In the KING and Gaao, which was the rule for a criminal information, obtained the other day againft the defendant, for attempting to bribe the eleiors of Bofflgny, in Cornwall, the rule was enlarged until nest Term, on the ground that there had not been fufficient time to get the affida vits hi aufwer. The Cline was done alfo is the rule of the Kim; and the- Rev. NICHOLAS TURNER, calling upon the Lkfendant to thew caufe why a criminal in formation should not be filed againft him for af faulting one of hisparifhioners, and challenging him to fi ght a duel, obtained on Wednefelay. ASSIGNRIS Or KIRKPATRICK 4. CHAatiocir• This came on in the fhapt of an argument for a new trial. The caufe was tried at Guildhall laft fittings, before Juflice Le BLANC and i Special Jury ; and as the point at iffue was merely a quef lion of law, the verdia for the plaintiffs was re- , (erred for die opinion of the whole Court. The cafe was (imply this:—Kirkpatrick, the bankrupt,' was indebted to the defendant in the fum of 8001. Having been preifed by the defendant's agent at Liverpool to make fome arrangement for the payment of that furn, he executed an affignment of his fhare, being two-thirds, of a veffel then at lea. A few days after he became a bankrupt.— The defendant had no opportunity, until after his bankruptcy, of executing the different formalities required by the Ads of Parliament, known by the name of Lord Hawkelbury's Ad, with refped to the transfer of veffels at lea. The Jury, by the diredion of the Judge who tried the caufe, and who was decidedly of opinion, that till the completion of thofe formalities, no title could pafs to the defendant, hut that the title remained in the bankrupt, and confequently gaffed to his affignees, found their verdia for the plaintiffs. Mr. ERSKINE and Mr. Gum for the defendant contended ffrongly, that the tide given by the deed of affignment could not be defeated by the bank ruptcy intervening between the dare of it and the time neceffarily taken up in complying with the formalities. Mr. PAW, on the other fide, argued, that the affigument was null and void until the regiftering, and that' therefore the property was not out of the bankrupt at the time of his bankruptcy, and confequently veiled in the plaintiffs as his affignee. The Court laid, that as fo large a property was at Mite, they fhould take time to give the fubjth the fulleft confideration. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. YORK SPRING MEETING, MAY s 6. The Stand Plate of Sol. free for all ages ; 4 yrs. old, 7R. Ob. • s yrs. old, 811. 41b. ; - 15 yrs. old and aged. Bd. tolb.—Four yrs. old Fillies al lowed 41b.—Four miles. Mr. Carforth's gr. m. Marcia, by Coriander, 5 yrs. old Mr. Wottvrorth's br.e. Antelope, by Stride, 4 yrs. Old s Duke of Hamilton's b. c. by Serpent, 4 yrs old - 3 Five and 6 to 4 againft Marcia.; 6 and 7 to 4 againit Ante loPe i 5 to 4 **aloft ScrPest. A Sweepaakes of sogs. each, for 3 Yrs. old colts, 811.—Lall mile and half. Lord Fitswilllam's br. c. Sparrowbawk, by Bossard Lord Darlington's b. c. by Beningbrough - - a Mr. Riebardion's b. c. Abraham Newland, by Beningbrongh 3 Six and 7 to 4 Abraham Newland agabtft the Reid; won city Foot Match .— Abraham Wood (Lanca s hire). beat John Brown (Yorkshire), for wogs. each— Four miles. Wood won by a dillance—run in so minutes, at feconds.—Five and 6 to 4 onWood. BROCKET-HALL RACES, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 18os. A Plate of Sol. for all Ages; 3 yrs. old, 6ft. I slb.; 4 yrs. old, Bft. 61b. ; 5 yrs. old, 911. slb. ; 6 yrs. old, 71b.; and aged, 91 91b. two mile heats. The winner to be fold for songs. if demanded. Mr. Lamb's ch. e. Creeper, 3 yrs. ald Mr. Howarth's b. b. Chippcnham, 6 yrs. 614 s A Gold Cup, value wogs. being a Subfcription of logs. each, the Surplus to lie paid the Winner in Specie, for Horfes of all ages ; 3 yrs. old. 511. 71b t 4 yrs. old, 711. 6113. ; 5 yrs. old, fift. 31b.; 6 yrs. old and aged, 91I.—Twice round the Courfe, about 3 miles and a half. Mr. Dayton's qto4. 4 yrs. old (named by Sir J. Shelly) The Prime of Wales's Surprite, $ yes old Ld Mdbourn's Lucas, 6 yrs. old Mr. Lamb's eh. e. Creeper, .3 yeli• old Mr. Herbert's Pr7llloh 4 yrs. old Mr. Sewers Fieldfarc,4 yn.old Mr. G. Bowes, Mr. Dare, CoL Mathew, and Mr. °Melly. were Subtriben, but did not name. A Sweepllakes of logs. each, for honks carrying Jail. each, that never Ranted, paid or received forfeit. +he two mile Courfc beats.—To be rode by Gentlemen. Mr. Paris's br. b. by Slum • • Lady Soldbures be. g. Delos, aged Mr. 0. Down's eh. g. Anthropbagoe, S yrs. old • Mr. pores be. g. by Meg Fergus. The Prince of Vales, Lord Mclboarn, Mr. Lamb, Sir G. Wombwell, Mr. Lam, Mr. land, Mr. Garrard, Lord Cow- LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, MAY IL. Return of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the kith of May to the 221 t of May inclufive. Total 20,50 t facia—Average jos. Is. 3d. Weser than laft return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH Bap 41 es to 51 15s I Pockets 41 tot to 71 Os SMITHFIELD, May 28. Tefink the offal—per Rune of 8112. Beef - 4s of to sa od Veal p od to sa 64 Memo ss od to sa 81 Perk - 4s 84 to ss 41 Lamb 6a od to It 4d. Stock at Market this morning, heath 300, Sheep and Lambs £3OO. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, May 28. Per Bone of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 3s 4d to 4s 44 Veal 39 od to 43 8d MIAMI 43 44 to ss od Pork 48 84 to ss 4d Lamb ss ad to ys od. RAW lIIDES, May 28. I Hidc! (Per &ono) 3s 4d to 3s 641 Heavy Calf 9s od each Middling as 841 to as sod Horfe Skins las to ats Ordinary as 441 to as 6d Skeep Skins 4s (xi to 8s PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each, • - s 7 }d to 1914 Ditto, So to 6611 s - . - aid to 13 Merchants Ricks - 17 a to i 844 Dreffiug Hides . - 14.1 to isr,d Fuse Coach Hides . . zj44l to 174 Crop Hides for Cutting - 1841 to z9/41 Hat Ordinary - . 134 d to 17 ,1 Calf Skins, 35 to 4011) per dozen, - aod to 304 Ditto so to yolb - - 2341 to 29d Ditto, yo to Bolb - - 10 to 274 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. as 9d to 38 3d Large ditto - - zoos to 14os per dos. Tanned Histfe Hides - zils to 300 each Goat Skins - • at. to fiss par doses PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. It. James . ; market 3s 84 - Town Tallow bas 61 tool Clare market 3s Id Rulla ditto (ca.) 62$ od to 631 Whiteehapel market 3s 84 RutHa ditto (Coop) Sos to 6t. (per !tone of OW White Catulleßuffia 6ss to oss Melted Stuff 34 8 od toss is od Ditto Rough 36s od to ps Avatar Price 3s 84 Cream - spl od to os Good Diets us to es Yellow Soap, 725. to os,--Mottled,Sos.,--Curd, Ise. Candhs, so.. 641.--Monkls, Isa 6d. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, May Smithfield. St. Jana's. Whitechapel. o.Hay 3zoto 5 so 2 r 3 oto 6 4 • 4 ootosrS o Straw 13 to% o 16 6tos: $ - 6 14 OOP2 0 o Clover 4 4 to s 14 ( co 5 u o to 6 24 0 ALs, Moly Beft Coals in the Pool, al. 4.. od. per Claakkos. Delivered aL 235. od. Sunderland, IL sp. od. Delivered al. Si. Od. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rai. Jorepli Smith, -JSI. A. is inftltuted to the vicarage of Malklitain, Wilts, on the prefentation of the Dean and Chap ter of Millbury, and collated to the Prebend of North Grant ham, in the Church of Salisbury, by the Bilhop of Saliibury. The Hon. Edward Rice is inftalled to the Prccentorthip and Prebend of Driffseld, in Yorkiltire, in the roam of ebb Rev. Mr. Mills, appointed Chancellor of York Cathedral, on the refignation of the Rev. G. Markham, Dean of York. The Rev. William Carey, M. A. atuden. of Quilt Church, and the Rev. Lamplugh Wickham Hind, M. A. late of Chriß Church, are alto collated to Prebendal Stalls In the Cathedral Church of York. The Rev. George ?ovum. A. M. b inftituted to the vi• garage of 'Doming, in At gliocefe of Glomaiter, on the pre fentation of the liov. the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Chita, in Oxford, patrons in full right, void by the refignatice of David Duren, Clerk. The Rev. William /birdman Jane, D. D. Fellow of Jefus College, °gosh Matson prefentodby that Society to the Wry of Trediagton, in theeountp and dlocetc of Wpswiter. The Rev. Charles Robert Martha, B. p. has been inftituted by the herd Maw of Lincoln to the reaury of Hanworth, Lisseebbire, on the•pmfasatien of John Coaaroft, Mt. of The Mager and Fellows of Trinity College retested the Rev. jedaua Laddosk, A. M. Fellow of that tenet'', to the vicarage of Mtge:the, in Yerketire. The Prince of Wales has appointed the Rev. Thos. Maw der Wink, of Mos College, Cambridge, to be one of lab Royal Hig bodes Chaplin. BIRTHS. At the Mount, Madras, Aaiun 4, the Lady of Major Robt :11, of a .daughter. At Madras, the Lady of Mango Dick, Efq. of a daughter. At Dindigui, the Lady of Captain Bagairir, of a fon. Lately, at Patteieberry, Mts. De Morpn, of a daughter. At Chatham, Mr. Nall, Fanner, of Rainlam, to hilkliunt, ddeft daughter of Wm. Hunt, Efq. Builders Alfiftant,.of Cha dian' Dock-yard. On the 27th inftant, at St. Mary's Church, Taunton, John Efq. to Mite Calfandra Arnold, third daughter of the late Henry Arnold, Efq. of Cldppeabon. Wets. At Genet the feat of W. Hartford, ,Efq. J. !twine, Efq. Captain of the Royal lrilh Artillery, to Mite Charlotte Hart ford, daughter of the late Bibby Hartford. Efq. of Kilkenny. On Thurfday, Mr. D. Fernandez, of Ncw Ormond-ftrect, to MID Fertada, of Stoke Newington. _ _ . Lately, at the Pali! Mora d itsinham, in Wm Hugh Doherty, Efq. Carnet in the 29th Light Dragoons, to Mils Hohasa,cidelt doughy/ of Thomas nolnaes, Efq. of Mansfield (tract; Portland-plata ; and of Beek) Hall, Woreeltertire. On Thurflay, by the Rev. K Holley; at : Woolwich, Copt. Neve, of the Royal Navy, to Mih Amodio only daughter of R. She, Efq. of Woolwich Dock-yard. At Madras, Augult sBth, Thomas Bowyer Hardie, Elq. to Mill Thomas. _ _ At Bombay, Lieut. D. haulm., of the Native ilnhatry, Mn. Pownry, rad of the late Mr. Putney. At Calcutta. Lieut. Stuart Salute% to Miff Mpg& DIED. Tudday, in the :nth year of her age, at her fathers's hare in St. James's4guarc, Mlle Thornton, eldeit daughter of liamuld Thornton, M.P. for Hull, At Baharnpore, on the 17th July laft, Major-Oeneral Ed ward Rawftorne, compounding as that (taker, and Cowman. dant of the Bengal Native Infantry. Lately, Captain P. Maypother, of the t9th Regiment Native Infantry. At Sea, Liee ut. of the 3d Regiment N. Infantry. On the :3th July at Madura, mibt James Campbell, of the yath Regiment. Oa the tub °Reber Wt, at Mydras, Efq. Collator of Affeftments. At Fatty Otter, Captain Bernard Role, of the yth Regiment Native Infantry. At Diamond Harbour, Mr. Charles Rymer, Surgtmes Plrft Mate of his Ma}elty's dip Reamer. In Bengal, radian Thomas Shaw, of the Native Intradry. NM Bombay, on the :9th Sept. laft, Harry Forrefter Canna ble, Erg. Solicitor to the Hon. Raft India Company, and an Attorney in the Recorder's Court. On the 13th infant, at his bode in York, aged ys, Edward Betliogield, Erg. fon of the late Sir Henry Bodingfiel4, But. of o:burgh, Norfolk. On the ath init. in Nonkraie-ftreet, aeries, aged 19, Mrs. Patine, wife of Captain &Stine, er the asd regiment of fool. At North Shields, Capt. William Creighton, aged as. On the 13th inftant, aged aa, Mrs Datley, Etter of Richard Dailey, Efq. of Aldby Park. At Ula• Cattle, Mrs. Haynes, wife of Jofeph Haynes, Erg. On Wednesday, at Liverpool, Mr. Wm. Graham, merchant, fon of Mrs. Graham, Brat. A few days ago, at Davailtarn, hi Chefhire, the Rev. John Brsylbay, upwards of fourteen years curate of that paring. On Thurfday, James Cotes, Efg. a Poft Captain in his Ma- Nan'. DIVIDENDR. June (9. Samuel Tovrnfend, late of Briftol, ironmonger, cutler, dealer and chapman, at Svc. at dee Rummer Tavern, An Saints-lane, Bristol June 5. Anthony Steventon, of Edmonton, Middldes, brick. maker and bulkier, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guild" I hall June is. John George, of Piccadilly. Middlefex, draper, dealer and chapman, at wee, at Guildhall. June 12. Robert Owen and William Mardle, late of Houndf. ditch, London, cupperfrniths, copartners, dealers and chap men, at twelve, at Guildhall June /6. Abraham Illingworthi late of Stockport, Chefhfre. cotton-manufadurer, dealer and chapman, at eleven, a; Mrs. Weblia, the Commercial Inn, Manibefter. June zi. Robert Wilton. of Colcheftef-ftreet, Savage-gardens London, merchant, dealer and chapman , at ten , at Guildhall: June 12. Jofeph Zamira, of Bevis Marks, Houndfditch, Lon don, merchant, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. June 19. Peter Cumming, late of Union-court, Broadffireet, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guild hall. June vs. Herman Zurborft, now or late of Bafinghall-ftreet, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. June 15. Arthur Cramond, Lite of New Bridge-ftreet, Black friers, London, merchant at eleven, at Guildhall July 13. Ward, of Birmingham, grocer, dealer and chapman. at eleven. at the Public Office, Birmingham. , June tI. William Bell Amber, late of Midhurit, Sulks, tallow chandler, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn, in Midisurit. June 12. John Davies, of Callington, Cornwall, linen-draper' dealer and chapman, at Ave, ft the Globe Tavern, Erects'. June ca. Jofeph Rotbery , of Chrißopher•Alley, Morftekb, , cabinet-maker, at ten, at Guildhal l June 19. Samuel Bean, of Lawrence Pauntnerlasse, London, 1 1 merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Jane la. Edward Haring, late of Almondbury, YoakThire, at ten, at the Beaumont's Arms, Kirtheaton, Yorldbire. June Iy. Silvefter Sikes, now or late of Huddersfield, York fkire, and Abel Hide, now or late of Afhton-under-Line, Lancaftdre, bankers and copartners, at ten, at the Pack Horfe inn, Huddersfield. Jane 14. William Mafon the younger, of Richmond, York fhire, grocer at eleven, at theTown's-Hall Tavern, Bielmwod June 2s. Jol:ts. Freethy, of the Strand, jeweller, at eleven, at Guildhall. June 29. William Chatto, late of St. Anthons, Northumber land, dealer and ebapman, at eleven, at the Shaketpeare Ta vcrn, Neweaftle. June !S. Henry Bradley, of Birmingham, Warwlekihireoner chant, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, in the Square, Birm ingham. June 18. Joan Tollody, of Miftley, Plea, corn-merchant, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Thorn inn, at Miftley. June 26. Thomas Shalt, of Park-lane, Middiefez, wit:Waller and horfe-dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June at. Jofeph Wells and Thomas Be*, of Manchefter, Lan ealhire, reap -boilers, dealers and flagmen, at three, at the Commercial lon, Manchefter.. TO-MORROW. • • Sun rifer Sun feul Moon rifts 34 minutes after 3 I 6 minutes after 8 I4s miautesafter HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning 36 minutes after . o Afternoon 24 Atlanta after a TO GLASS-114ANUFACTURERS. HAVING difcovered, after many experiments, and eonilderable hbour and c spence, an improved me thod of making all kinds of Olds, by which the proccfs is elfeeted Ina period of dine verr mneh &inter than by.,tbe dual mode, and dins ereatata SAVIVO of EVIL fo peat as to render it an °bled of the firit importance to the Manufsehwer; for which invention his Majeity has been pkafed to grant me his Royal Letters Patent: 1 DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, That any Gentleman in the Trade may have my pertniffion to adopt the raid improvement, on liberal terms, by making ap plication by letters, addreffed to me, at Ricketts, Evans, and Co.'s Patent Olafs-Houfes, Briftol. March, tilos. JOHN DONALDSON. A WORD OF ADVICE. TFlEcelebritywhichtheAwrtscoitatrricators, irit invented by the late FRANCIS SPILSBORT, No. ts, Sobo.fquare, have, through a feria of fuecefsful recommends dons acquired, particularly in Nervous, Scorbutic, Gouty, and Rheumatic Complaints, renders it an incumbent duty of the prefent Proprietors to prated the health of the Public, to the urrnoft of their power, by cautioning them againft the purcbsfe of a fpurious compofition ; a line of condudt they are induced to adopt from a feptim nt of gratitude as well as a Imre of thei: own perfonel rights. This Medicine is only prepared at the Difpenfary as above, and each Bottle is accompanied with a Lift of Cafes, an ample Bill of Diredieus, and the Author's Treatife on Diet, Gout. &c. By permillion of the Corumif- Boners of the Stamp. Office, a Ramp, printed in black ink, is affixed to each bottle, with the words, " Sp-Mon/ and Co. No. x 5, Soho-fquare," alfo " By the King's Patent," on the .Bottle, 818, and Wrapper, that the Purchafer may be convinced of being fupplied with the genuine Medicine, which is fold in bottles at so. and 1t as. each, duty indulged ; in London, by F. Harbors, Dicey and Sutton, Wray, Barclay, Howard and Evans, Ching a nd Butler, E. Newhery, Bacon, Bayley, Bolton, Ward, Turtle, Wade, Twisty, Plains and Cockle; in the Borough only by Clark, No. 269, and B. Shaw, No. 74. WHEN Itofeffional Men of education and re fpoulibilky deviate from the 'general (At by the re. salon of a peculiar Emu* the finales of long medalled uecefa Is the heft criterion of faperlority. Eight years have I devoted ;amain to the aclutive treat. man of THREE DISORD HRS, and the focerfsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to coyote as bras I am able the ravages of thofe complaints which anfthe matt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Praftios to pekoe Individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the many dan gerous precipitancy of general Pradlidonen. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cured which I have de voted my attentive, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long landau —WIT. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether &riling front the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that de rangement of the fyltem in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. , - - Numerous difeafes are the refult of ignorance or hate in the neument eta iimpie Oolorritea, and it oat unfrequently hat. that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiferetion of an hour. By a fuperior method fuch ecamialots arc cured, and even where others have failed, I Mali that I may prehmse to offer a radial rosftablidonast Few,however, are the cafes of complicated &firers In the difoedee compared with the calamitous fituatiou of Men,who from Ind es hs a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent CUR . tie. of a 1 Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable coofequesme of fuels pernicious habits. Where the whew tell or broods overkill mifery, hut care fully amok Ns aWI nose, it may be tome confolation for him to know, that although it be an aided of doubt or uncer tainty with other Psodiltioners; the removal Of thefe DEFI CIENCIRS by the pedant weird' of Renovation is the acquire inent of my eapetienes ' If the rites of Bacchus r Venus have begun to reduce manly r, much and-mi w il l be prevented ' by an early cemomMu o vigou f this languid te, and in there cafes no great dillculdes will occur. But where this Dellekney has for years milled, a proper Per feveraorebindifloollidy requilite to revive the fisunbring crack . of Life, and minima, the Conititution. MARRIED , WOMEN, who have long been difappointed In their apeftotiom of a Pandly, may be affured, that in molt loftiness fuchddoeb are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is fo identical to my undertaking, and the Qualificatno. wig* I have prefunsed to Rate, form the Balls a my Praeolima, and in minddence with Itsth this int.- matins is gives, that Mr 8.--.- may be confultedpefonally I(or by letters Wig abseil note) at his hod; No. a 9, Arun del-Street, Sawa, wet l'aaplo-Bar. i There ts an Mideast entrance In Wate r . treat adJoinfrg, _ . to BE LET, nu:gazed. and entered upon innwerlatali, BARFORD HOUSE, near Downton, wi!'s with walled Gardens, Hot.boufes, Stables, Coach-ID-Arts, and a other convenient Offices, and 36 Acres of Pad ure Lied; late le the occupation of the Earl of Malnaelbury. Abet.: lo Acres more of Pafture Land may be had if required, t am the Manor of Ilamptworth, adjoining to Downton, will be let with the above.—Bartord.lionfe is only fix miles from Salifbory. Engulf eof Mr. Arney, Clok, Saillbury ; or of Mr. Ma*. and. Gownton, Wilts, who will ihew the Prcmifes. 11. 1 `01 Rheumatifms, Rheumatic Gout, Sciati ca , Lumbago, Head-ach, Numbnefs, Pally, Indigeftion, talent Spalmodie or flying Pains , general Debility and Rebuts tioa of the Syttem SPRAINS, BRUISES, Re. Experience lea; proved the nuld Simulating powers of WHITtURAD'S Esse sten or MUSTARD Pills, and Fluid, An aloft effeetual remedy ever made known to the world, having fuccecded in cafes of fix, eight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years itandir.g, after other moans had failed, and it has abfolutely cured more patients of the abOve complaints, than all the medicines ever before made Public. The fluid Ef. fence is fo tingularly penetrating and fpeedy in its operation, as generally to elicit the cure of _ _ SPRAINS and BRUISES by a few applications. Whltehead's Effence of Multard is prepared and fold at as. 9d. each Box or Bottle, by R. Jou Ns on, Apothecary, No. ts Greek-areet, Soho. Landon : _ . And its reputation is fo univerf.dly eftablitbed, that k :nay be had of every Medicine Vender in England, Ireland, Wtit Indies. and America. _ To prev*t eountet felt impation. prancers arejoriefted to obferve, the Genuine is diltinguithed by the King's Patent, and the Signature of R.Josti STOP( ' the Panuaioe's own writing, on the label of each Bottle or Box. WHEN an Individualise osporienced any piulk raw meek of kindnefa, in which Ida welfare and ball& nets have hem senfiderahly promoted, sethiss is more enteral thanto fork alli tie perfpn by whomwe have beat Caved, for the pupate of captains oar grateful fenfe of the favour beamed. Bunn cafes of health,where we bate been reemeredfrentthefatt deplorable Rage of debilitated nature, sad reftored to the fullest loyment all the varlomblaingsof lifc,we are forcibly allot on by every Anfideration; to acknowledge it In theenottpuhlle m d a. ner. We owe this equally to our own feelings, which antt be fenfibly awakened on the tutafion to the fidU and talents a etc Dodtor, which merit every auonsium, and to the public at large, in order that there who may Stand in need of Emig. be nefits, may know where to receive them. Having made &de general obfervations, I that' proceed to Rate the particular ode that has °costumed than, and to lay before the public ate_faln tory credit that I have expetieneeduoder the gruatuft a;:enti that can poffibly beta m. l vas born and edutatixtmcia chatter, and at feventeen years of age went to the Ilavwey at Oxford. Prior to my leaving Winchefter ' and tnore.paskular ly at College. I was reduced to the moitgrievotia ftot4 Ny die horrid and unnatural pradices, too incident to youth, and *bids we not more %maid to our health, than Sinful in the eye olGoo. I want firlt 'filleted with a dimsefs °flight, a ortaknati in nay loins, and a deprelion of fplriss. In this Situation I applied to Baron Vl'enfel, the famous ocultft, who informed nie it proceeded fromtbc optic nerves. I for fume time foimeadas advice i till aae day returning from Mooting, I was fazed with 4 numbnda is nay limbs to fuch a degree, as to lead sue to conclude that Aould entimely lore the de of them. This induced we en put 'filial under the hands of Dr. W. of Oxford; but neither kis ad, nor the waters at 'Bath, which place! Tahiti, afar& me the teat relief; my fpirits at length were fo rentraili-depeelfid with violent palpitations, of the heart, and my Bab fo 'nuclides cayed, that I became a mere Ikeieton. OhferrlitS,hiswevcr, fu the Bath papers &publication by Dr: Brodum, imitated, " AOmid to Old Age," atdkated to his MaJefty, I was induced to porde the fame, whei . LOrtunately difeovered the complain l had re long lab oured under. I have the happinefs to add, that by following the advice contained therein, and going through a comple t e cow& of Dr. Brodunis invalua ble Nervous Conftal,l am now, thank MAME, perfedily recovered, and as well as ever I was in my life. I have ince quitted the Univerfity, and am going taster into the holy State of matrimony, with a determination never to be without " A Guide to Old Age ;' and, at the fame time, 'think it my duty to &dare aU young men to follow my cum*, as a perufal of this excellent book may happily prevent the af• Aided front being precipitated Ile/along to an untimely grave, -. _ . which, but for Dr - :Brod uni, would *tat insvitably have en) =ft. 1 we, Sir, your's, Ste. kn. Oxford. A. D. M. A. 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IN the_fpling of t 794 I was al/ fitted with a Vene real Complaint, which I treated with indifference far five months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Pbyfician„, who put a temporary ftop to the virulence of the difeafe (by mercurial applications) tor foam time ; but growbsg, in fpite of all medicine and the advice of the fiat Oendemen ot the Faulty here, worfe and worfe for two years, I was reclined to a Site aimoft unparalleled and beyond defeription, being an entire few, and ulcerated from bead to foot.—My bead, throat, mouth, nofe, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in danger of becume ing ufelcfi; in fhort, I have had from ao to 3o eating ulcers as my body, ~ad nearly totally deprived of fight.--It would be volumlbOus to particularize all my cafe--fuffice it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a snore dangerous, or of a more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined myfelf i beyond all hopes ofrecoray ; indeed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my more than mifetable hate. In this dreadful fituadon did I drag a molt raferahle extftence, till Diva NE PROVIDENC r threw in MI WO a newfpimer containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could notf-1 fent and procured Come of s cur 'AMU'S PATENT PILLS. which, by ufing from time to tica, am now, and have long been, (after more than four years a defiribabk diftreft), in as,good a hate of heath as ever I en joyed; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, healthy born to me a few months ago. Io gratitude to COD, acc I hopes of rendering my fellow-creature fervice, I recocit -fo x. to mtblifis this; and you may at any time refer perfons, who 'v to be fatisfied of tho truth of this, or further particulars' , to me or my friends, by letter or perfon. 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