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sr unworthy merulier.---IP! t•;• rr.i:Conceivz ele cafe but cts Itc co it, al,pear i.4i as clear ~s two And maae terr.!ere..l etw , i;:h, At the fame time, what h.: had WAS 111.1 lvi;11 any to influence the better j:hignient a . the Jit y, wl:c were much I)..tt or acqua,,,k:d tiata he with fael: commercial tithjefls. The Jury withdrew for a chort time, and re• turned with a Verdi:i :in the Delcudailt. PATTISON V. ADAMS._ This was an anion on a Bill cf Exchange for 341. brought by the Plaintiff as the iii&rfee of the iltid Bill. It appeared the 1)d - end:int h:!(1 purchaf cd a honk, which had been fold by piib!:c auelien by Mr. Ifaacfon, in Like, for which lie had given this note as the dcpoilt money; but a dear title not being made out, h.: refuled to pay. Mr. Ifaac fon was called, but had no recolleCtion of the time when he indorfed this note over, but kid he did indorfc it to Mr. Berney, an attorney. Mr. Berney was then called, and :Liked who the Plaintiff was, and where he refided ? but was unable to fatisfy his Lordfhip and the Jury : in Eta, he acknow ledged he did not know any filch perfon as Clement Pattifon, the Plaintiff on the record; but that he had the note from Mr. Ifaacfon. His Lcrdfhip feemed to think that it was brought home to Mr. Ifaacfon as the real Plaintiff. He reprobated the eonclud of the parties very much, and dirdled a nonfuit.—PlaitilLftionfuited. _ _ _ LANGHINRICKS V. DADE. This was an anion to recover the freight of a cargo of barley by the Hoffner, from Rofceiv to London, and which the Defendant all • :dged had been deteriorated by the Plaintiff's negligence in not making the neceilary difpatch from the port of Rofcow to London ; he therefore refuted to pay the freight, and in confequence this anion was brought. It was proved, on the part of the Plain tiff, that he completed his cargo on the 24th May, but owing to contrary winds, was prevented fail ing before the 3th June : on that day he fa iled out of the harbour ; the weather, after he got out, be ing very Jimmy, and the wind continuing to blow hard, he was obliged to put into Elfineur, and was detained there until the 54th, on account of the winds not being favourable to his weighing an chor : at that time there were a great many veffels lying under the fame predicament in the ha rbour ; he, however, got out on the 14th, and, from the winds blowing very hard, bad great difficulty in keeping clear of the coaft of Sweden ; the fca ran high, and he Chipped a great deal of water; he was then obliged to put into Longen in Norway, where he remained till the 3oth ; when the wea ther changing, he failed, and on the 12th July, being off the coaft of Holland, he procured an Englifh pilot, and, on the 16th, anchored in the river Thames. It was alfo proved that the Plain had ufed all due difpatch and (kill in profecut ing his voyage, and that it was his intereft to do to, being paid by the run. Lord KENYON thought the evidence was Lail fadory in favour of the Plaintiff ; his Lordlhip laid his own intereft confpired with his duty to make him ufe all poffible difpatch in profecuting his voy age, as it had been proved he was paid by the run. —Verdid for Plaintiff, 3491. 125. SCHLUTER V. GILES, ETC. This adion was brought to recover the fum of 25 guineas, as demurrage•money, at the rate of 4 guineas per day for five days, for not unloading a quantity of wheat configned from Hamburgh to the Defendant's agents to Mr. Brown. It was proved, that due notice, had been given them of the chip's arrival, and in fad they had reported its arrival at the Cullom.houfe ; the ulnal allowance to unload is ICU days, and the Defendants had ex ceeded this indulgence five days. The Jury ac• cordingly found a verdid for Plaintiff 261. 55. CoNcvEre LEMON juice.—Mr. Coxww., of Temple-Bar, having been given to undcz hand that fomc other Acid has been fold for Concrete Lemon Juice, feels it Leeefrary to ohferve, that he i, per mitted to refer to the higher} Authorities in this kinc;dom for the purity of that prepared by him ; and he trulli that the precaution of flgning every package with his name and in his own hand wilting, will afford fuflicicnt fecurity againtl im pmiTion, to thole who flail be defirous to make lifc of this cor.vcr.icnt and elegant preparation. On Monday nett, the fecund of Maid', the Eng- Aate Lottery begins drawing. The Ticket-, 1 lalves,Q2 arter s, Eilthths, and Sixteenth Stamped Shares arc telling in the greatell Variety of Num bers, and In efl terms, at Mr. NICHOLSON'S 01ECC, No. 16, Cornhill, oppofite the Bank of England ; %%here the ichemes'at large, containing thz parti culars of the extraordinary fuccefs which has at tended the purchafcrs at this office, are to he had gratis. N. 13. As Tickets aad Shares will not le burr, Merchants, Clubs, &c. &c. will lave money by an immediate purchfe. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Harebur;h 3t 7at U. Naples - Ahnn4 - p 2 1 U. Venice - Le i :shorn - .541/ Li(bon - Quo,' . - Or Oporto - Palermo, re) peace per as. Dublin - _ BIRTHS. On the s 6th Intl. the Lady of the Hon. John Talbot, of a fon. On the 19th inR. In Argyle•tlreet, the Lady alp:Rea Moeda, lig of F.althill, Wandfw”rth, of a daughter. • On WiAinefday, tht lady of the Rev. J. H. Standen, of Mar. Ron-boufe, Sittingbourne, Beat, of a fon. On Tuefday tart, at Stutford-green, BBii, the sidle of John Mine Henniker, Efq. of a fon. MARRIED. o n Thoefday bit, at Waloot church, Bath, Lieut. Coll= of the igth Light Dragoons , and fecund fan of the late Tones, Efq. of Ammon Cattle, in Glainorganikire, to Mils Stan icy. only daughter of CoL Smoky, of Ponlanti-pisee, Bath. On the r6th loft. Sir John Cox Iftpa&y, Bart. of Wardell. Grove, late High SnW of Saks, to Mrs. Hippifky Cote, of Stone Laiton-boure, relia ant HlPPiller Cote. Eq. H. P. fee the County of dooterfet, and only daughter of Anna@ Horner, Lfq. of Mall's Park. Tu ..fday taft, it Canwbmy, James Hammond, Efq. to 11 t or St. George's-place, Canterbury. DIED. On the ad intim. at Whitehall, Chinsfeed„ Elks, Mi, ilizabetb Ter itt, aged pt. At hit apartmetet In Greenwich Hafpital, Liam Henry Smith. At his garments in Kaalington Palace, Mr. Jana Piz, huen.kreper, and one a the Oroonsesf hie Maid( y',4llosehea. A few dap SAM in Dawareet, kb% AUG M. inside. LOADON MASK TS. CORN-EX CHANCE, YRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27. Ve. v fine famplts of Wheat have ab' ilk tale, at prices ob tai....rd, on Mk,rd.tv ; whil.. fine famplci Dill et..!tinue: very dull. P..nli flaky 31'.1 Malt have advance,: in 10 ik.c, anal are brifker in talc.—Boi.i.•:; 1'...f. arc rather higher in price.—Oats and Beans contiou. .:., i a n." e 17812..:: I PRICF. OF GRAIN. Wheat I t .:i :0 1 . ',e7, od Boilers 905 to 1 0•3 od Fire tit , to If.c.'s cd StilTolks tosq to 1143 od Veil. Fine 16..... to 173 R od Pearl Pcak 1 ills to oos od P.y cc, to t,..ts rd Bode Beans 7os to 76s od S:ained Barley 363 to 64. od Ticks 68s to 725 od Ma:tingiloicy 66s to I . os od Old oct to oos od Malt 6os to 7os od Oats 38. , to 425 od fine 725 to 863 od Fine 44 3 to 461 cd Hog Peafe 7..); to 7/, od l'oland‘ 48i to 525 od PRICE OF !'LOUR. this Mornirs. Floe, t ac, to 140'—Bran, 15s. to 17s. A Return of the PRICE. , of FLOUR, from the tch of Feb. . . .. _ . . • ' to the acth of Februaryinelufive. Total 5040 14:Es.—Iverage tr9s. icd. cu. old. higher than Lit return. eoe I:33rECTOR . f. RLltitN ISOM Haim mit, Frs. 26. Wheat per 10. 421 C.l to 471 ICS Oat, per qr. 21 6s to 21 141 Barley per qr. 31 6s to 41 5s Rve of os to eal Cl Peale per qr. 31 /Os to 31 its Beuns 31 Gs to 41 CI PRICE OF HOPS in the BOROUGH. New Bags 151 Os to t6l 21 I New Pockets 141 os 10 191 II SMITHFIELD, February a-. To fink the offal—per Bone of 81b. Beef 4s 64 to 6s 44 Veal - SS 64 to 71 6d Mutton -65 04 to 7s 44 Pork . 65 oil to 7s od Stock at Market this morni ng, &aft' 2/200, Sheep, 6000. NEWCATE and LEADENHALL, February 27. Per !tore of 81b. by the curcafe. Beef 4 5 od to is 8d Veal 45 8d to 7$ od Mutton 54 ttil to Gs ad Pork 6s od to 7s od PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. _ _ _ St. James'. market 45 8d - Town Tallow 775 6d to os Clare market 4$ 71ff Ruffs ditto (ca.) 763 od to os Whitechapel market 45 6d Ruffin ditto ((nap) 745 to OS (per Roue of 81b.) White Candle Ruffin 75s to os Melting Stuff 6oa 6d tow 13$ cid Ditto Rough ass od to 47$ Average Pries 41 1 74 Graves - ifs od to o Good Dregs 8s to os Yellow Soap, 775. to 815...-Mottled,Bss.—Curd, 88s. • - .. .. . ... Candles, its. 6d—Moulds, l 116 6d. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 6016 - -18 d to sod Ditto, 6o to 801 b - - - 234 to 24d M4rchants Backs .. 1 Fid to sod Dreffing Hides - - x6id to 20d Fine Coach Hides - • 1 Ild t. scd Crop Hides for Cutting - ad to sod Flat Ordinary - s6d to tB4 Calf Skins, 4o to rah per dozen, ... 24d to 2R4 Ditto, 6o to Bolb - -26 d to aB4 Ditto 8o to x solb . -24 d to 26d Small Seals (Greenland) 485 to 6os / per doz. Large ditto - - nos to 14 01 Tanned Rork Hides - x6s to 26. each Goat 3cs to 7os per dozen Price of Bark per load 191 os to 191 sos RAW HUES, Fefint ry 27• Hides (por Rorie) 3s od to cs od Heavy Calf xis od each Middling 23 44 t., as Gd Light Calf 7cl per lb. Ordinary 2s ad to os od Sheep Skins 2s 6d to 6s od PRICE O 1 HAY A D STRAW Borough. St. James's. lArbitcchapel. o.Hays otosl7 I s 5 oto 6 to 0 4100 to 6 8 0 Straw atoto 2 14 2 12 oto 3 3 0 t x 8 oto 2 18 0 Clover 60t06 to 1 6 60t07 0 0 COALS, February 17. _ .. Belt Coals in the Pool, alos. 6d. to 01. a. od. per Chaldrod. Delivend - al. gs. 6d. Sunderland, - al. 171. dd. Delivered - 21. 61. 6d. DESTRUCTION OF CORN.—We earneftly recom mend the following communication, from a Gen tleman of Ipfwich, to the ferions confederation of our metiers, at this critical period : 4 , A molt alarming quantity of corn is defiroyed by game, preferved in woods and plantations, in various parts of the kingdom. In a held of eleven acres of wheat, within three miles of Ipfwich, the Occupier, from the goodnefs of the land, from the excellent (tate of Its cultivation, and from the health and vigour of the plant, had a right to ex. pea from eight tp ten coombs an acre (a coomb is half a quarter). His neighbours were cf the I.(mc opinion. Unfortunately for the Farmer, the field joined a wood full of hares and pheafants, pre. f..rved and fed by the gam-keepers; and inch was the havoc made by the game, that the produce of the field was only fifteen coombs. " In this fingle infiance, no lefs than feventy coombs of wheat were 101 l to the tenant, as well as to the public. What therefore mutt be the quan tity of corn deftroyed through the kingdom by game that is preferved 1" TO BE SOLD, A VERY Extcnlive Manor, Noble Maniion, bsatisifdly fituated in a larze I'ark,and about 1400 Acre. of Land adjoining, well woodcd and watered, within 40 miles weft of Loudon, and about two miles from one of the bat market towns in the kingdom. Furth , r particulars may be had on application to Mr. Tyndale, Slicitor, No. 6,l.ineoln's Inn Fields, by Principals only. CARDIGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY •UCTION, On Tivldsy the 17th (lay of March nett ' at the Dweillng-houre of Mr . William Rees, Innkeeper, In the town of Tregsrou, between the hours of Three and Five o'clock in the Aficr noon, fubjcd to fuck Conditions of Sale u Oita be then and there produced, LL that FREEHOLD Manage, Tenement, and lands, with ti,. Appurtenances thereunto belonging, ullol TIMANT, &nate in the Parilli of Caron, In the Paid county of Cardigan, now In the occupation of Thomas Rode rick, at the yearly rent of s3L For further particulars apply to Mr. Witham% Attorney at Law, Aberyftwith..--Ichruary as, 13m. OXFORD NAVIGATION SHARES AND BONDS, AND TURNPIKE SECURIf LES IN OXFORDIMIRE AND BUCKS. TO RE SOLD IT RUCTION, ST MR. SCOTT, In his Mouth! Sale of Navigable Canal Property, by Order of the Earl of Macclesfield and James Mufgrave, Efq.Trußees of Thomas Macke% Efq. decoded ; on Friday, 6th March, at Twelve o'Clock, at Gorraway's Coffee-Houk, In Lots ; 'T'HE REMAINDER of the above PRO. PP.RTY ; via. Sit Shares et tool. each, and one of tag in the Oxford Navigable Canal, an eftablillied and improving COOCCIP, which by cannoning the Coventry with the Junnlon, farces a valuable part of that grand Central Line of Naviga don, to comma the Metropolis with the Want Counties, and Indeed with the greater part of England. The half-yearly Dividend of Profits Is now at the rate of tog per Share, and by the MR advantage* this Concern polkiks, is =paned mull &trebly to Morale. An OXFORD NAVIGATION BOND of sool. ; ato enfsoot; and four ditto of tool. each, amply Centred on the Tolls of the Said Concern, beating $ pet Cent. taw" rms. lady paid half-yearly. A BOND of sob on the Stockcachurch Turnpike, to the County of Wont, bearing s per C,nt. Intercit ; two ditto of Sob each an the Aylefisury,Thaanc, and Shillingford Turnpikes at 44 per Cent. Printed Partieshrs may be had of Mt. Haler, At , at Marne; at Machetes Hotdl, Pitea , My ; at (Amway. feeHmk, and of Mlt, Wu, Leapt. M. NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTV,MONTHLY SALE• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SCOTT. On Friday March 6th, at 12 o'clock, at Garraway's, Change Alley, London, SHARES in the following Navigations, viz. the Calder and Hebble, ten Shares ; the dividends are x al. per Blare. The Covintry Canal, two Shares, paying at the rate of ash per Share. Alfo Shares in the Oxford, the Grand Junc tion, Monmouth, Wytley and Elfington, Lama(ter, Baring itoke, and the Crinan Canals. Printed Particulars will be ready fix days before the Sale, at Hatehett's Hotel, Piccadilly, at Garraway's, and of Mr. Scotts. Ludgatc-hill, London; who is authorized to fell part of the above property by private Contra& DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR refpeLcifully informs the that he may be confulted gratis every day from 9 to 5, at his hnufc, No. 5, Frith-theta . , Soho, London, in all cafes of Obitrueliens and Stridures Seminal NVeakniffes, Gitetß, In continency of Urine, Hyd;ocele, Impotence, laitula4, Vene real Difeafe, and debility in either Sex. Front his extenfive Praeliee in this profeflional department, to which he has con fined his attention for many years, he has fueceeded in a nt. thud of cure, mild and efficacious, and which prevans the poffibility of a rolapfe. As many of thefe Cnmplain.s cannot be removed without the ufe of Medicated Boogies, Mr. DUVOUR, foie Proprktor of Daran's celtbrated Boogies, has ultimately fo improved them, free from the Irritating cfreas of common Boogies, as in the molt obltinate cafes to have fuccecded, where cauftics and calla violent nscans have failed. For the Venereal Difeile, Mr.DUFOUR h in tole pMI Row of Daran's Remedies, which are fo mild in their action as to render confinement or rtftraint in diet unitecelTary. Perfons in the country Bating their cafe, fully, in a letter, (poll paid) will be properly attended to. To enable 'Mr. 1). to attend patients at their own hot.fas, h: has provided the affiftance of a Gentleman of the Faculty. Soon wiU be publifhed, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, confide rably enlarged. A Treatife on the above Complaints, Muth-at:A with Obferrations and Cafes (hewing the painful and dani;er sus effeCts of Cauflic Boogies, &e. MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehoufc for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Churrh-yard,a few doors from the Corner of Chcaplid e, THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the prices annexed, inclufive of the Stamp Duties impofed by this ASR; but no additional charge has bccn made upon Dr. James's Powder; which is continued at the original price of as. 6d. per packet. It may pdfo tie had at 11.45. per dozen; or he quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle, for t L z5.641.41uty !winded, fo that the Public are no fuffcrers. But in order to facilitate the operation, and to !ellen the hut , then of this Aet, which would in a great meafurc have proved a tax upon benevolence, till the other Medicines are fold to any perfons purchafing half a dozen or more, free from the cipence of the Stamps. I. I. Dr. James's Powder a 6 Dr. Steers's Opodridoe 2 6 Analeptic 15lls 4 6 --- Convulflon Oil 2 6 Cattle Powder z 6 -- Paregoric Lo- Dr. Hooper's Pills aa f zenges - - a Dr. Auitin's Chalybeate Camomile Drops x s, Pills 4 0 Effence of Coltsfoot 3 9 Berry's Bilious Bills 3 o Effence of Peppermint a a Dolby's Carminative z 9 Ormlkirk Medicines 5 9 Tickell's Atberial Spirit 3 6 Glafs's lilagnefia 3 6 Greenough's Tinetures z a Inglis's Scots Pills a 0 Tolu Lozenges z a Grant's Drops - i a Mr. Spence's Dentrifice 4 o Norton's Drops 3 0 Freake's Tinetursofßark 3 6 Spillbury's Drops 5 o Huxham's ditto a 6 Sprediman's Pills 1 o English Goff e z 9 Dr. &dander's Tea 2 9 Ccphalk Snuff o 9 Jones's Rheumatic Tincture, 3s. 6,1. Alfa, the Genuine ArquebuLdc lately inio:t,d, and moat of the other Propri7tary Nlediciacsio r.ipute. Or r. for c a por tation are fopplied without Stamps as before this Atl. N.B. A. many pc-lons rartieularly fervsnts and nuilenzers, mittake the hook, f. NEWBFRN , tbe Proprietor, I. tinder the neceffity of pointing cut, that it i at the raft Gad ni St. nearest to Chrainide, and that it has a great white flue coed front, with thcie wurt's Infer:bed: THE ONLY NVAILEHOIVIE 1 OR DR. TA NTES . OI POWDEr.. 'lO 'flit• A. FLU. I P.D. DR. SOLOMON derives the greaten f;a;k,itc tion from the number co!'cal2v that :tlinnft Jail)! !weer, herein the effcacy of the itlint of 6 . . ind iv ,lor.!in qrated, in eradicating ;1:!. flaw: !rim. fympt!ini, nervous diforilerv; :..:1•! !iv I. NEy convince,! th « within!• ~ tended fo much t, t . •::loh the Lone thiv Nte,lidn.:,. • it: ettain (twee( in thof. coo,!.;.:to which th...ir deep in the twilit:team. Ltal to the ri. Mankind. 7•lte Cordial Balm of Gib ad n therefore cam fly recom mended to thtlft in civi ,e.v age feo! the e. td,quet ce. youthful ex ccf,or uufortunate youth who ha% e :hereby ht uu s a • m themfeivPe a numcrous mitt of evllt, and 1. At once th, elegant and 4111CatillUS Medicitu: ever yet tliLum.et dfur tesvJe dlfeafee. In weak and Mattered conflitutions,weaktirf+ of fight Cri ' , tory, hypochondria, trembling., horrors of the nand, ("et ti.:l dduiity, and all other difeafes arili lig from a relaxed (late ui the nervous fyllcitt, and often the cotorquimir; of intein; , :raia:r. debauchery, inattention to the necelfary car.. of 11..atth, !a sur y ; In fedentary, ina.flivc, or 'tuitions Lie; this Cordial Halm ha• univctfally cll hli.Led its relturat ice cfliciey, and ma. 1... J - f.fly i•tstinietated am .11 4 1: t molt of thole which medical ref.:arch has pro,. cr. d as the lit-ling, of the human rate, and greddt conn , ci liee to butnan Thoufaniis at thii ihty in tl.c frlndorns, and in. J. of Europe ' Alia, and America, fly: to Wel. the day they int ap y lied to this admirable ten tedy, and enjoy t i • e hh. Vines o.t hca It h. who might 'Abet:wife have dropped into an untimely grave, t he victims of warty imprudence. Youth and ay.: ut either fez arc equally the objcas of this rc florative, and they will uniOsrutly participate in ha falubriou s qualities and eft: as; fur whetly:r the fyltern is debilitated in the early pa. t of life, or it flaking under the advance of years, a few dofes r 1: his Ntriacine wid afford immediate afft.rance of returning health and flrength, ity riving tore to the mufcular fyllon and organs of tligatian, :and by renovating the con llitution. _ - . ----- To the young it will .ford Lifting hctath, ftren7tlt, and fpi rits, In place of laffitude and elehihty ; aid to toe .zeal and bserm it will affuredly f great relief and comfort by gently and fatly invigorating the fyftern. Nervous •s• of every kind, and from whatever eaufe 'Mang, and all that train of finkinp, anxieties, aid treni. en, widen fo dreadfully ailed the weak, the fedentary. evil the de. Mute, will la a short time be Nev.-Wed by chcarfulnds, and every preface of health. 'Mk Isl.° have readed In the Weft Indies, can kale' , " the &Weary tiled' of this wonderful Medicine, its fanative quali ties have particularly been proved in the late akrir.ing epid.snlc complaint, the yellow fever; and thole who are lar.gui.! a re laud In their whale fyftem, take this Medicine wt•h the 5:17- plett aces ; perfons therefore going to the it or Wt it indire, cannot flare a more Important article of health and life. Youth of either fee, who have pradifed a ferret and dt (tree tive vice, and thereby relaxed, wtakentd, and debilitated the whole nervous fyiteen, will find the Cordial Balm of Gilead the mat powerful, certain, and effcaual restorative. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is now rooftdered as the r y ftt rft 1 dikovery that has bees made in thesenemory of man ; it Is po tent, fate and pkafant. The rapid and increafine fame below ed an its author and inventor (Dr. Solomon, of I A.:I:Tool; !, the true and only criterion to judge of the merit-. , f a Medicine, which has been admlniftertd from the hightft to the low ca t dais of people with filch happy and uniform treas.—Theo Yaders adds Medicine frequently cannot get (stalled as quick as she demand is for it, and it is a fad worthy of remark, that th e y are fold nearly as Gaon as they Witt to hand, molt of the Half- Guinea Bottles being befpoke before they arc ordered. Price Half-a-Guinea a bottle, and 11 for 31. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, and Guide to Heath, may be obtained =ay, at the following appointed places of laic, viz. by Mr. Matthews. No, :8, Strand, And by aB the reputable Meal elne Venders, bookfcllevs. du. Y Mai 0 11 1INGI WWlllllllllltatld. Ireland, Scutlaed, and *merle& EXTRACT FROM TITE RATti CHROX:C!.;:, A PERSON afiliaetl with the Evil, who L._ riL;ht wounds in her neck, und was entirely blind for , months, during part of whi:h time fat was an nut-pane,' the Briltol Infirmary, and had the advice of ft'VCrol eminent Gentlemen of the Faculty, hut wi,lmut eii.rl, lias ree, Cure by thc ufe of Snt.sta - kV'S PA rENT A LiCO:. Dk nes. Front the nature of her employment ilte is Jinn, r to t 11,X , :rity of svithholdit:t her same ;hat Mr.Crsttwell, (to telaa r . the cafe is known) will r...fer atty encp.irer to the perfon at. The above Drops may b, hi.d at the D;fpcmary,No ,•, fquare, in bottles of Ss. and tl. each ; the ss. h, r• marked " Frs. Spilfbury—his Antifcorbutic Drops—: King's Patent," and the larcer the King's Arms, and : !•• the following Venders in liendon N,v•hery, Co. Wye, Wray, Howard and Evans, F:trch.y and • Newbery, Bolton, Bayley and Co. Jebotilt and C. • Wade, Bwiney, Ward, Pidding, and DiAirctt ; in the : only by Clark, No. 269, and Shaw, No. 741. WHEN Profeflicmal Men ofeSlca r fponftbility deviate from thy general 1) in by the ledtion of a peculiar Br.nich, the fanetion of !tics cozy:l,4 ; A fuccefs is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pratiti,:e to the (Aria:ivy tr merit of 'THREE DISORDERS, and the ruccdthil :That of my plait gives me additional ardour to oppofe as tar as I ane a: de the ravages of thole complaints which arc the mutt 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 Practice rleue iudividu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan. Serous precipitancy of general Practitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure.: which I hive de voted my attention, comprise every Ipin:ie.; of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.--adiv. :ads of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits Of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and lady that de rangement of the fyftent in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous Sit - cafe.. are the relult of ignorance or haftc in the treatment of a bomb: Gonorrhea, and it not ut.frequeatly hap pans that the feeds of life arc penned by the indiferetion of an on,marded hour. By a fureior method fuch curaplaints are catily cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that 1 may prefume to offer a radical re-eftablifbment. Few however are the cafes of complicated difirds in this diforder compared with the calamitous fituations of Men, who front indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a faibionable Life, acquire that ftate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of fuels ptrnicine. babas. Where the unhappy Cuckoo broods over his milers, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fomc conflation for him to know, that although it be an object of doubt cr uncer tainty with other Pradtitioners the removal of that.. DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acqUire rnent of my cverience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraCtion of this languid Rate, and in Urfa cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years vatted, a proper Per feverance is indifpenfibly requifitc to revive the Limb/jog (parka of Life, and to re-animate the Conftittrtion. MARRIED WOMEN, who have bog been difappointed in their copedlations of a Family, may be aifured, that in mutt inilances fuch Media are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is fo eirential to my undertakin g, and the Qualifications which I have preftuned to !late, toms the Bafis or my Pretenfions, and in coincidence with fuch this Intl =don is given, that Mr may be confultcd pcionally (or by letters inolofing a (mall note) at his houk, No. t 9, Arun del-ftreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-ftreet adjoining and the name is on both the doors. M. B. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. A REMARKABLE CASE. MRS. TAYLOR, Looking-Clals Manufhffory, Nn. et, Hoxton-fquare, was nl li.led for r,l years with a fvcrc Rheumatifin, and MO Obftrualion in the Womb, which caufcd her the mot excruciating pa:as; Cite applied to fever.' eminent Phyficians, bin never ruaelved any benttfa. In this fit nation 4w had recourfa to Dr. BRODUNI% aanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial. and by only takinz five Itortlas was pafedly cured,, and has, for the benefit of tha aflli Led, requelted Dr. Moue/4 tupublifh bur cafe, and will Live any perfon furtha defirous of bdn inturtn.d. NV - one's her hand,this ith day of November, SARAH 'EAYLOR. Witnefs to the alvrae. ANN BROWN, By rebel'," 4, Shoreditch. JOHN HOG'sl'OtiD, late rennin to Mr. V. Simplon, of the Bore .in, Siltiozhourn, was for a length of time molt intole rably •A ii.la a rheumatic complaint, which nearly ap. proachal to pt.r.dytic, to !Vela a d: ma as to deprive him of the entire ufa of his litui.s, which rendered bins incapable of walk ing or fallowing his butinafs; in this ina:fluted Ittte he appliel to :av,ral of the mod. anainent c: the Faculty without expo, ancin,; the fliadow tat:ban:lit ; but by being ltrougly re caromended by fever al of his fric.ti4 to Dr. Brudurn's Navous Cordial, pure,. tied::: Mr. John ll.nertrurs, bookfeller, Sitting s urn, now 2crfactly ref:or:4 To htg furrier ht....irk awl ri gour, is enabled to follow hi bonito', ac ufual without feeling the !call fyinptonts of the above complaint, and is now coach man to Mr. Nich. Saxton, proprktor of the Sittingboum coach. JOHN HOGWOOD. Wit:dies to the above Cure—Mr. V. SilalP:4)N, Mailer of tha Roft Ina, SittioZ.wurn; JOHN BARNARD. Mr. I. GOODENOUGH, Taylor, near the Ohl Chapd , nightAn idga, w.s afflialed for a long time with a Snub..:.: Coo,' Lint in his arm, which seal a g:. at hind.rance hint his bufincfs, and for which h: btd mcourfa to liaural Molt cities. without receiving any bens 1t ; but by taking a few to. - tic. of Dr. Bre.l.int'. Botanical S ; rup. Y:3s cured to a Litur. time. Any perhin wiflting to have further ir.formation cot. cerning the fail sure, may, by applying as above, receive a af tiafactory amount. BOTANICAL SYRUP and Nitrous CORDIAL to be had at the Doelor'. hon.., No. 9, .Alttion-ltrivt, (even door. fr..ra the level-lan klufrutn, Illaalrhu's Bridge, in Bottles at 2.0. s. and ss. bd. all* In Bath, Cruttwell, titter, True-Tr:an and Sun, Briftol, SI. ward, t" Gofpott, Harding Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Glalgow, Baxter, Birmingham, Swiuncy, Ipfwich, l'aliddkOhcb, Bedfnrd. Smith, Idle of Wight, .11biti, Blondford, Simmons, Inyine, A. Yonne, merchant. Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Leeds, 13inns and Co. Chaltet.ham, Buckle, I.ynn, Gales, Cambridge, Cue Leicc ft er, Swinfen, Cunterbury, Eriltow, (.ewes, Elliot:, Carli fly, lonic ' Manchelter, I.ynch, Chatham, Fahcrington, Margate, Silver, Chilnuford, Muggy and Co. Newbury, Fuller, Chefter, Poole and Son, Neweaft.k, Walker, Chian:ller, Philflpfon, North a mpton, Dicey and Co. Dublin, Spillbury and Cs. Nottingham, Garbage and Co. Durham, Henderfiet, Norwich, Streenfon and Cu. Deal, Rafe, Oxford, Jones. Dover, Neale', Plymouth, Nettlron. ftwot e ,hron, Pttrtfinnuth Belam. Der - to., Drewry, Reading. Stuart, end Ca Ealinttorph, Sunderland. Br. y. Merits. Hufband, Shrewibury, Ecialnwis, Elder, and Co. Southampton. Baker, —.--- Mr. R. Scott, drug. Prelims, Serient, Meffra.Dairldion lk: Paifley, Mr. A. Barry,lVlerd.. Oladwio, confutt. Salitbury, Collins, and by molt Bookfellers and Medicine-Venders in the three kingdoms. To thnfe Ladies or Gentlemen bordering on the !'tau of 11:a -crimony, the llodor would particularly recommend the Bota nical Syrup. (prior to their appearance before the Altar of Hy men), who arc In the (mallet' degree appreheldivs of the fyftent not being entirely found, or fubjid to relaxation• of the fond.. Macy hundreds of perfuats iu the countie. of Devon and Dor f,/ have been mantra from the brink of the grave, oho which the pat. re, In the fail cool ties, have daily given an account ofT Lti N DON: Printed tor the l'o4rotaross, by JOHN DANIEL, (of Dasuaby-ftrzet), at the STAR FRINTIN. , Omer, Nct t,, Carey-ttrca; and publifbed by 1 EVE', KENT. (of Cantettury-placc, Lambeth). at N. t„ Carry- Rivet, nod at the STAII4.OITICI. Talipli , lllll to wLief. Oflke afl entooleakations for the Serrea sii reT'' " 1144:1044. N,JMB *T° ebeie be New Ma's DE! Mr.* T►r To ort!i! The Mr. Fa and Di szaserij Eusany Kitt ‘ t.:a • BAtd 1 his tic itai dewy Turn, .vLCA ~•c 1. tee I !esi+ Nu