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LAW EA CE. COURT OF FXCHtlcLurp, Jr:NE 16. AttNIAKII V. TUN...TALL The Plaintitt in this CAft; :VAS a plib . ;C:ltl, and h•td brought .t ya; lava :teni again 4 the Di:fen dant, hi, diltillev, to recover three pen titles fit giving receipts without dATTlrt.—+i:t app..!ared that, according to the (liana' of the nude, the Dtitil. Icr's ClerK had etuettd the p.tyttwitts in a little busk kvin_ by the poblicatt. whit h wcre as follow: —tic bid—By calk—, one of theft: 11.1,1 hen en teteJ by the Clerk, and two tethers by A Lid in the houfe, who, it did not appear, had any authority to take money.—The Jury found a verdia for the Plaintiff upon the &HI count only. Mr. DAU'iCEY then I.lld,lit filiMiticontendherv af:er before the Court, that the receipt of a . Bill wt. wit the receipt of CAA, within the meaning of the A. of Parliament. 'l*;:e Chief Baton faid, he was inclined to think it was, but he would refe) ve the point fur the fu. tut e confideration of the Court of Exchequtr. PRI ROGATIVE COUR r. Duci 0 ICS COMMONS. JON t 16. - (Mote the Right Hon. Sir W. WYNN i.) tloonc v. SE i H. 6 was a cptettion re fpe.qing the validity of the lad will and teitament of Mr. Thomas I..tome, of Comb Farm, near Greemrich, in the county of Kent, &crated. It appeared di it etc .leceafed, by his will, dated May 03, ißot, had divided the.whole of his pro perty equally I:v.:went Mrs. Jane Moore (one of the deceafed's fillets), and a Mils Skinntr, who lived in the capacity of houfekeeper with the de ce.e.ed, except tome new furniture, which he di reeled Ihould he left to Mils Skinner folely. This paper was oppoliA by •Mr. George Moore, the brother of the rctlator, together with his three riders as the next of kin. It was fuhmirte , l, on behalf of the parties propounding the will, that from the teitimony of the three fuhfcribing wit neltes, the vaiidity of this paper was fully Oa blifircd, and the therefore they were ':ntitled to the probate if it.—The Learned Judge, after hearing the Connie] on the part of the next of kin, was of opinion that the will was futEciently proved, and accordingly pronounced for the fame. HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY, DOCTORS' COMMON% TUESDAY, JUNE 15. This day the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT proceeded to the AdjudicAtion of the following Caufes : Providentia, Mit!lei Mager.—This was a fur ther proof ...Are with repeet to a cargo of timber claimed as Pruffian property, which was' declined at the time of the capture from Nawte to Anther. dam. It appeared that the (tip had been already condemned, and it was fohrnitted on behalf of the captors, that the claimant's name was made ate of for the purpofe of furnithing the 'port of Amster dam with this commodity. On .the part of the claimant it mis contended, that there was full and fufficient proof that the property was purchafed on the foie account and rifk of the neutral. The Court was of opinion, under all the circum- Itances.of the cafe, that the proof was unfatisfac tory, and therefore condemned the cargo as good and lawful prize to the captors. Negotie mai Zeevaurt, Dockfon.—.The Court reftored the various parcels of goods as claimed in this cafe, except as to one parcel of goods which flood condemned, unlefs further proof was brought in within the prefent month. Auguftina, De Brock.—This was a claim for a quantity of goods which was going from one enemy's port to another. The Court in this cafe condemned the property. COURT OF KING's BENCH, JUNE io. CAREY V. REARSLEY. This caufe was tried before a Special Jury. It was an aaion againtt the Defendant for pirating a book during the t riflence of the copy-right of the Plaintiff.—Both paitits are hookfellers, and the Plaintiff, Carey, has publifhed an Itinaary, in which he has given the roads and crofs roads of England, with the relative lituations and didances of towns, a great part of which, as he alferted by , his Connie), was compiled from an aaual furvev. The Dtlenchtit had alfo publilhed a fimilar work, in which the Plaintiff alferted, that he had pirated all the improvements which he had obtained at fuch great expence, and cordequently that he in jured the fale Of his book. To floppot t this tate a witnefs was calLd, who proved that he had fur. *eyed feveral 'toads for the life of the Plaintiff's book, and poimed out feveral paffirges which were *fledged to be pirated. In all thefe p4ffages, how. ern, there were material alterations in the Defen dant's book. Lard Eu.ssannotton. after a great deal of cnnverfation with the Plaintiff's Connie!. Paid, if it went to the jury he ,fhoold direa them to fay, whether the copying was with au intent to injure the Plaintiff's property ? He confeffed, that to him it appeared there was no piracy ; not one pafrav liad been produced in which thfre was not a ustterial alteration, and in molt cafes a meliora tion, 134th works to him fcemed an expanlion of Paterfon's Book of Roads,,and as the form and mtenuer was varied in inch works as the prefect, it was a variance of the fuhllance ; the names of tau towns, their relative flotations, and diflances, were Materials common to both of them ; and pi racy might as well be inferred from two authors nfing the fame alphabet as from this circumstance. Plaintiff nonfuited. uson, 71. STAFV• The plaintiff is a manufatiarer of foip in Lon don, the defendant a cudomer of his, re fi ding in Norfolk. The point in difpute was this: the de- Endant, after taking two hogik,:a.ls of fisap, told the plaintiff's clerk, who came lot tt freffi order, that he was willing to take two hogibeads more in two months, btu he muff be allowed dikount on his pmmpt pnytoent for that order). the clerk &id, he cniilJ not cake it upim hisokl, to allow thisilat was cure there Weald be no diragreentent on •ho col,;.it. The staimitsum9ted . the fecood 1 , RA bill, or for executing the lima order *hove a !littnight before the time fpecified, which occa. fumed a lof, from the !tate of the markets. The C.:4,mile! for the plaintiff feeing that there mutt he a verdin :%aintt them, contented to be nonthited. EX TR ACT OF A LETTER.—Mr. EDGAR, furron, I oliferves, At l.) - nn, hill month durin , 4 the thun der ttorni, j. ELI. had taken i:Llter in a cottage, which was Itruck by li,4lttning : it scaled the walls and unroGfed the dwelling.—The un fortunate man was forced by the viol.:nc.: of the elealic fluid (which appe trail like one theet of lire) from oil his chair, where he remained in an Apparelt date.—The methods recommend ed by the, Hu MANE SOCIETY were alliduotitly ern. ' ploved, which movi.kntially reilorcd animation and health." Thi; is the nittik iiillasice of the ap parently dead by li7,htning having been rijiy2 . ita:ed by the Medical Ailiaants of the above ilumane Extrael of a letter from Mr. SWORDS, Attorney at Law, GI anby's Buildings, Vauxhall, to Di. GA REIN ot, Long• Acre. :nr—For noire than two years I was af flia:d with .1 nerronsand bilious complaint,a fever , attended the pet ioJically, at two or duce o'clock ; in the morning, accompanied with perfpirations, ilea J ache, throbbing at heart, a naufea and bile I on the tint tea, a fwiturning and dizzinefs in the head. By taking feven or eight boxes of your Pills, I ant, thank GOD, retiored to a pure (late of health, and have the happinefs to allure you I will, as a I ribute of gratitude to you, and a duty I owe to my fellow lubjeas ' announce to my friends the fingular etliCacy of your Pills. But Sir, I am convinced from the refpe&tble manufcripts you produce, that your reputation needs no further eulogy, but you are at liberty to ufe this inmate tribute of truth and gratitude as you shall think proper. I am, dear Sir, your's truly, WM. SWORDS. The medicines may be had of molt Venders in Town and Country, at 21s. los. 6d. ss. per box. B. 2% 3d. boxes to fuit working people. The Englifh Lottery begins drawing the 2d of Auguft, *BO2, and confifts of only 2.1.,000 tickets, initcad of 60,000. The loweft prize, is 191. and the prizes to be paid in Sterling Morey. There are two prizes of 20,0001. each, two of 10,0001. two of 5,0001. two of 2,0001. four of 1,0001, and 7369 prizex from Soot. to 191.—The Tickets, Halves, Qaarters, Eighths, and Sixteenth (tamped Shares, are fold and regificred by Mr. Nicnotstoi, at his Office, No. 16, Camila!, London ; where the fol. lowing perfons received between twelve and thirteen &imbed pounds each, for the Si veen Sixteenth lhares of the Picket N 0.17,993, drawn a Prize of zo,coci. the 7th of lall April, viz. Mr. Sutton, of Ctfarthyfa, near Cardiff, Wales. A Club of Tradefmen and Gentlemen's Servants, held at Mr. Ryan s, the Hegel, Sr. J ames's-ftr et, Bath. Mr. Hancock, taylor, and fetton of thr sbb y Cinirch, Bath. Mrs. Martha Campai t. Delllnti, hear H.ck ncy. A Club at Deptford, Ket, at Mr. John Gilfri. Butch , r-row. A Club, aro at Deptfoad, held at Mr. Smith's, the Filing Mr. Davis, dealer in old clothes, Nu. 4, Gravel lane, Hound& ditch. W. Beadle., and Michael Wood, Dartford, Kent. Mr. Cattle, tanner, I.orig-lane, Southwark. Mr. Creffer, shoemaker, a , the Kick Gate, Leeds. Mifs Carter, Newbury, &tics. Mr. Weld, at Dundee. Mrs. Hawkins. Stamford, Lincoinflairc. A Tradelmau in Holborn ; a Gentleman in Birmingham ; and a I. Ay in Dond-ttrcet. N. B. The three la& mentioned have defired their names not to be made public. No. 20,198, a prize of 20001. to two Gentle men, Merchants, at Lynn ; and in former Lotte. ties a vet :TA proportion of tile CAPITA I Orders from the Country, poll paid, att.iimp.r nied with good Bills, Poll Office Orders, Bank' Notes, &c. &c. puatually attended to. Elfßl HS. LOTS. I. 'fhe Laois of UNISH, as prefeotly poffelLd by Major t'laeteod.. - The "shied rent of thi , let is 57L l rs.Bd flents. 11. The Lends of Upper and Lower HALDIS'I RA GEARY PANSTAPII !nand of CLEAT Valuation is 1391. 51 9d. 111. The Lands of HAI I.IN TRIEN and RI , ACI-lAN GILLEN and SCORR, with the ICand of ASCR:P FASACH 'Mill of WATER NISH Valuation is 201 I. 45. 3 d. IV. The Lands orGRISHFRIN:SH COISHEATER - A large Track or HILLY PASTURE, as by raid Plan and Al.:Aeteni. tit - - Yalo.,tin i; As. id. V. The Lands tirllAX'and -lA I N LOCH - - With three large Tricks a :ILL v PASTURE, as per faid PJin Valuation is 3-1. as. tcd. t-t7.th, AN:), VI. The Muth of MAY and NIINGAY Valuation is 26L tss. 2d. 4-tath. SUSSEX, SOUTH DOWNS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By VERRAL and SON, At the Star Inn, in Lewes, in the County of Suece, on Satur day the 26th day of June infL at the hour of Four o'cloa in the Afternoon, A CAPITAL. Mefruage, called MAY's, funatc in the Para of Sento:Ron, in the County of Sultex, with divers Melaka La.ids thereto adjoining and belonging, coy caning in the whole, by Admcafur:ment, 196 Acres, s Rood , , and 9 Perches, now M the occupant)" of Meirrs. Gorrier, at the yearly Rent of 2401. under a Leak, of which Five Yeats will be unexpked at Mkletelmas next. The whole Pilaw is Freehold, except about Lizitt Acres which arc Copybold, with. in the Mat:or of Ripe. The Houk Rands on an Ernincme near the South Downs, and near the New Turnpike Road leading from Lewes to Ea:Mourne, and the Land li^s wc!! together. The Eftate may be viewed on Application to Corringe, the Te:latits; and further Particulars may be Lad 1.4 Mr. Richard Turner, Attorney, at Lewes. On Monday, in Lincoln's-lou Fields, the Lady of Henry H am, l.fq of a fon. Wednefdaylalt,the Lady of Sir George Caytey. Cart. of a fon. On the 6th inttant, at Holbeek, Suffolk, the Lady of Thomas Sherlock t;noch, kfq. of a Din. Suatrilay lan- Mrs. Sharpe, wife of Mr. Sharpe, linen draper, of Ludgate-arca, of a fon. At BAlbarrly, the sth init. Mrs. Marjaribanks, of Maijor: • banks, of a fon. SALE OF LANDS IN INVERNESSITIRE. To be SOLD by Public Rout, witkiothc Royal F.ucbattlat ColLchnurci Eilinbargb, on rharrday tine sth cLy Tu'y, 1 8 0 .. between the Wan: o( hide and Six in the Afternoon, • THE valuable Lands and Elinte of WA 1' ERNI:iII, which belonged to the James -I. of Miiirtown, lying within the Ifiand of Sky and Shire of Invandb, either in whole, or in the lots d . .911c.t, from a late PLIIIId Mcafurcment of the Barony of W•tern4h, made out by Mr. Cl:urinal:4 Land Surveyiir, of the lowing number of Acres of Arrille and Vafture Oround, Arable A. R. 7. 260 I I 2 tds 0 tg 1 47 2 ;1 do 2 2D GoodPathire. A. K. F. co o r 6 40i 1 31 66 2 I 42 2 Hilly Patton. A. K. k • A.; 2 IV 449 0 7 Cm 4! A cr, c. A. Z. e. 1796 a 6 - . 6.4 j I I .4 sit 9 0 36 W ' 3 t . r3 I 0 V) 0 31 233 t 24 13/ 3 2: 126 3 $ T 7 0 0 Lo 2 23 114 1 5 4 6 0 9 36 2 57 Ifi 613 t to 142 I 23 931 0 3 2 )4 0 11 3 8 ii;? t 33 1064 I c 16 9 3 30 f3Ol 0 3 2301 023 3(3 10,0 311 ItC4 3200 E.:54 Ib7 2 2t 3 :8 .3 :! 1 3 3 '9 1 17 13oi I . 2 32 0 4 Total, I IS2O 233 15310 15 I 12111 1 291 10232 aty The whole of the above Lots arc bou:itled by the tiei, and have fevcrA corn:llo,Ru is Harionrs ant Fipring Station,, trendy well caleultted for carrying on Trade, particularly of Cid aiid L'ng, with which, and all u tier f ins of the cult abounds On the Chores all alai; there is plenty of Sea Ware, from mbich rge qua Aides of valuable Kelp can lie manufatlared at a moderate esr.ence. Minus of !lay am! Min.„-av al_aloe .lalft, fur f.vct.l yea: shack, prealuced anhualay tram 20 CU 25 tow of excellent Kelp, and are well known as one of the belt ?Itai ii!, f.ic Cal and Lin& Sating on the Welt Coaft. The Lands, which are within a few miles of the Pod Town of Pun t gan,r.re of an excillent quality, and contain ahurilanet of Lionitone and Mari z, and the Pailiore and Hilly l; rout 1 are adn.ic .bt iid:tpted for Sheep Farms On Lou 1 if.ll,tuert. is a good Mantion Houle, built within thefe Three Years, which c n be cumpletcly ticithed at a moderate expeace, and there is alto a good Store Houle and necelLry accommodation on Liit Sixth. The Property, with the exception of Two or Titre,. F• 11 111,t, i. al! ant of Lcale,.and the current Leafes will expire in a few Years, The prelcm Rental is of coterie very moderate, and, excluDve of the fulifiltim; Leafes, will immediately yield a COG• liderahle augmentation. , The whole Lands hold blench of the Crown, and their Total Valtiatiw, as above, is 623161. ntl. 5 tath. Scots. For further Particulars apply to Alexander M'Kenzie Shaw, Efq. the Proprietor, at Invent,(.; Alexander Mackenzie, Agent for the liritim Linen Company there ; or to Archibald Dunbar, W. S. at Edinburgh, iu whole sands are the Tide Dads, the Leafes, and the for,tfaid Plan of the Eftate. A SALUTARY BIUAKFMT. LEE RUE's f N ;I.IiR 101: FEE. THIS COFFEE, ‘‘itich is a Balfamic of the mott CV:C:l , nd N.:211f0, ertradled irrim the choieeft aro matic Plants and Herbs. and from the molt falehrious Ber Ls. s, during au Expeii nee in near so Years, cliAilithed its ex traordinary Inc.icy in ‘c.funiptive Habits, and proved i:Celf one cf thc greateit Re lior..tives and Pn-ferestiees of He:l:th ever yclr difcovrred. It I.as alfo the Sanction of many eminent men of the Faculty, partloularly the lute Dr. Fothergill, who prAcribed it Confumptive and !Cronus Complaints, a, well a Ii C,Ai g iis of long ftandiog, Atthmas, Tremors, l'apitatioas of the Heart, tice. i^ is much recommended to thole of weak Condi:unions .vith Ns:tont Tea does not agree, as it is move noun:l:art than :sago and Jellies, and will not offend the arrM deicate •:zonrich. It is to be taken fur Breakfait, as Tea at .i 2 •l Car:•e, and is very gl.almt to the Palate. S by Appoin•ment of the Proprietor, in Canifters, Price 9d. each, )uty included, by Mr. Newbery, Ns. 4 3, St. I ; Mr. Tett, at thc Royal Ex,' Inge; tvileffrs. Bayley aad Blew, Cockfpur-ftr.;:t ; Wad:.;':, Bond-itreet; Mr. .I:P.:ult. No. Ise., and Mr. Pidding, No. 76, oxford-firs:et; W:ad, No. 234, !lalborn ; and Mr. Clarke, No. 269, MAR RWD. On the 25th at. at the Cattle of Wernigerode, Count Ferdi nand de Stolberg-Wernigerode, to the Councils Mary-Caroline- Agnes de Stotbcrg-Stoibcrg. On the I tth Indent, at Shrewfbury, Fran:is Trench, Ffq. of the City-of Dublin, to Mils Melon, yawned daughter (A the late jam u tclafou, Efq. (.1 Shressibury. Mr. Henry Burden, jun. of Abiugdon. Becks, to Mils Jukes, of linenln's-lnn.Ftelds. _ _ _ At St. George's, Hanover-Apure, Mr. William Evans, of Budge-row, to hilts Sarah Jane Street, youngett &tighter of Thomas Street, Efq. late of Knightforidge. At Northwould, Norfolk. the Rev. John Kempthorne, fats of Admiral Rempthome, aid Fellow of St John Collegk, to Ws Eliza Whin), daughter of the Ito,. itich.ad Whilh, roltor of Noribwould. GOSPORT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By H. BURNETT, For the Benefit of the Creditors, on Weds:left:4y, junt 18c. , 2, and following days, ALL the VALUABLE STOCK in TRADE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FURNITURE, art the other EFFECfS, of Mr. James Goa DON, Book Hier and Sta tioner; confi!Uag of S;ationary of all kinds, Poi %OP,: Writing 1) 4k., Morocco Travelling Cafes, Cutlery, S'. ili;ets, Per fumeries, Medicines, Mune are Mufical !Mien rents; a very good Eledrifyirg Mitcham; inmeThotifiLid Volcincs of Books, to various Bindirgs ; feveral Tboufard Niinibors and (brae Volumes of the Geticlemot's and other Magazines; a t:d various other ar ides, as well as [crag Countess and Glafs Cafes in the .611 up. The Furniture ceurrefes Four-Poft and Tent E.aMeads and Furnitur...; Feather Beds, Blankets, and Quilts; Mahogany and other Chain, Dining and other Tables, ClA's, Carpets, Ccllarctt, Side-board, a Sofa, a good Time-piece, feveral Clocks, Fire Irons, I laden, a Quantity of Glazed and other Prints; a jack, and good Kitchersiitenfils. The SIIC to begin each day at Eleven o'clock. Mr. GILL , F./40 tit ; 's celebrated • I NCTURES. rI NE fnicleanfing and ' , mi.:tying the Teeth, and '&41034 curing the Scurvy in the Gums; prevent ing the Teeth from further Decay, anti rendering the Breath pafedtly fweet..—:The osher fur the Toath-Ach, which gives immediate cafe, without Injuring the Teeth or Gums Alfa Mr. Greernugh's .Anti ,cid Loeenges, which are a fuse and fredy reantt'y for the Heartburn, htdigeltion, Pain or Wind 'a the Stomach, thufe diforders that wife from too tree lying, and prever.t the ill tffedis of bad wine, flair beer, &e. Nothing can be a bcttcr proof of the efficacy of . he above Mo d:eines than the Ignite tht y have been beid in upwards of 40 I.vt.ry PercLafer requeflad to obferve, that P. Hayward, No. to, Ludotc-hill, is printed on the Stamp ; all others as Cout:terf. iti. Thy) , are prepared ar.d fold by R. Hayward, Olinda (Sue. rtifor to Greenouffi, tba Inventor,) No. to, Ludgate-bilk, Lo Sold alfo by F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paulo Church. yard; Barley and Blew, Cockfpur-ftrect ; and Mare. Jcbunit and C. Nu. tja, Oiford-Rrect. Price ts. each . DI PD. Lately. at Peteribargh, in the 73d year of his arc, John Go lenifehltichef KoutouftSw. Knight of the Order of St. Andrew, Ptdldcnt of the imperial College of the Admiralty, apd tor of the Noble Corps of Sea Cadets. His Imperial Majelty attended the (anent At Vienna, aster a long and painful inners, Prince Philip of Lichtenitein, who reGiled at Paris daring the lira three years of the Revolution. At Stockholm, the edehr.ited Italian Painter Madesna. to the sad uk. at Appin-houfc, Scotland, Jolui Campbell, Lfi. of Luchend. On the 9th inftant, at Potion Cate, near Ealt Barnet, of the gent hi his Ronnie!), Jacob Riker, Efq. On Thurfd..y fennight, at his hoafe in quebee-ftreet, Port man-(quart, John Reynolds, Efq. Lte. Enn i tt in the Limoto Militia, aged 32. On the ltith Ileeember left, at ( I .,_lchee, Major 3. Holland. At Rathbun , aged 68, the Fx.Jektit Fattier Xavier de Feller, author of the Journal Hiftorique et I.ittcrwre, printed at Lux emhoorg and Mae' tdcht from 1774 to 1794, nf Uldionnaire Hittoriguc. and other works, malting more than 130 linguine', On the 6th nit. at Thurpo-Areh, iu the 'ad year of his age, Leden Stagg. EN. formerly an eminent attorney at Selby, and of Leeds. On the sth init. Mr. Thome* Sowler, of Ivranehefter, printer. In the yoth year of his age. Mr. Moons Foulkes, ihopkeeper, of Maenyulletli, Merionethihire. He was above forty years a Preacher among the Welch Methodifts; and for a number of years made it his pradice to expend upwards of 401. every win ter in clothing the pour, befuks other acts of inunitieenee. • To THOMAS TAYLOR, EN No. 9, Bridge-ftreet, London. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March 18, tam T BEG leave to inform you, that ever line the year I 790, I have been aftliefted with the Luce Venerea ; wh'cb, from its eblinately refitting every courfe of ntedecine preferibed by the mutt eminent of the faculty here, and under going revisal fevere courfcs of falivation, and twice difcharged from the Hofpital, with little relief, would appear to be of the mutt inveterate nature. In the fpring of laft year my diforder had got to fuch a head, as nearly to put a petiodto my exiftence; I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one un each arm, and my legs were broke gpt in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully ptitiful, eon had Wen in a itate of iikeratiob for the Lift (even ?ears ; my kft had alfu two large nodes on it was very much difculoured, and gave me Fitch excruciating pain particularly when warm In bed, as nearly to dep rive ma of rest In this lamentable Mate I was recommended by Mr. J. Thorny) fon, (whim received lb great a cure by them here), to :ake your Leake's Parent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of May; in the courfc of a ortnight I began to receive benefit—in little More than 2.thouth the ulcers on my head and arms were found ly betded—form after the fores on my legs healed alto, leaving however, cuntiderable difcolouration in the fkin, and pain in . the bone okbe left, which, by the bleffing of GOD, and a little longer perfiverance In your invaluable MlA:tine, fubfidad; the nodesdifperflng, the fkin regaining its natural hue, and the non ; turind pains gradually going thus became, by your libe , ral advice and ntedicine,perfilly free froin all my runner tom . :iaitys—liave recovered my Cornier (pint and ftrength, and run become and fat, in which !late having con:Mucci many months to the eonitlinient of all who knew me, I am at aloft, in what termo to exprefe my gratitude, but beg you, for this good of other tuff: t ing mortals, to make this my ode as public a• rabble, as I Midi on every occation ; in fo doing you wilt greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient,very humble fervent, ALEX. hILIRKER, Swan's Clore, High-ftreet, Edinburgh. V/undies to the above cure :..John Thompron, N 0.3. New Prmitty-market,John Nl•lntah,Old Atilanby clofe,Ediaburgh Prepared and fold by the fide Proprietor. THOMAS TAY LOR, Mender of the It oyal College of Surgeons, at his Houle, N 0.9, New litidg, , ftrc.:t, London; where, after a conitatit I relidence of more than thirt Nis years, in a pradtice particular , ty directed to the cure of Veneriel Complaints, and More inci dental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable feerecy which hien oi his Prgefftnet 030U41 always olderve in fuch cafes, he flutters hinifetf, the advice and atfiflanec he gratuitoutly ad esti:flitter, to perform taking this Medicine, will he eiteemed by a dikernim; Public, nab advantage seldom attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Alfo full, by his appointment. for the convenience of thofe living at a did - ince. at the Perfumer's, No. 33, St. ..11bAn'e.- Item, I',U-Mall; the Toy-ihop, No. to 3, Oxford-Bract; Mr. Gliborough's, N 0.7, hila ftrect-lull ; Mr. Steel, bookfeller, No. I, Union-row Little Tower-hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; and by one per fon in every confidetabk town in Great Britain and Irelan d, in boxes of only as. yd. each, fealed up, with full and plain dt redlionc whereby pertotts of either fez may core tLetufelves with cafe, fpced, fecrecy, and fafcty. N. D. Every liox fold iii Great Retain is fealed up with a WHEN Frtifellional Men of education 41. ire. fponfibility deviate from the general (yarns by thr fe. *diem of a peculiar Branch, the fan : llion of long continued ueccfs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the ezel , isv( trrat. ascot of THREE DISORDERS, and the !ucce aid retold ad my plan gives me additional ardour to 0pp0`.... as far as am : ble the garages of thole s which or , : the molt teapot* amt in the catalogue othitinan infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Arm:. Purgeon. formed a wills at an carly period of Predict to rsiot, iudivide als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the vitally des* gerons precipitancy of general Practitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cute of which I have de voted my attcatiao, comprise every fpcoirA of VFNERiAL INFECTION, whether , of a recent or long &intim —idly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifilit from the Inuits of Schoolboys or the Indulge:lea of mature zge, and laftly that de rangement of the fytteni in Women which as called BAKKEN. NESS or STERII.II . Y. Numerous Meares are the 'Welt of ignorance or hankie tke • treatment of a limpic Ootiorrisea, and it ant Lnfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Idle an: poirence. by the ildiferctina of ass unguarded hour. By a ruperfor method fuch comp:tints se cafily cured, and even where others have failed, I troll that may prefume to offers radical re.eitabltilment Few, homover, are the ra. - es of complicated clikefe in the &larder ennsparxi with the calamitous fitnations of Mcn,who front inchlTnee inaSOI.ITARY VICE,or the prevalent Gait. ties of a teov•nable Lite, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoid.,ble rooree.cience of fuch pernicious habits. Where the u:lb :4,11 Caere: broods over Ids mifery, but eats lolly conceals his misforturce, it may be fame confolation for him to know, that union:Mt he an obJes of doubt or uncer tainty with other Pradlitianers, the removal of theft DiFit CIENCI ES by the gradual progrcrs of Renovation is the acquires tuelt of my experience.. If the rites of Bacchus or Vcous have hey;cin to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counter Iction of this langaid Rate, raid is dr* cafes ne great dahruiticv will occur. But wit-re this Deficiency has fir years et Elect a pmpe!Per' Cevennes. is ituli:penfihly reqe ifite to revive the fiumbriag of Life, and to rc-ar imate the Conflitutioo. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dirappointed in their expedlations of z Fancily, tinny atfured, that is nos lAP...times tuch (tercels are curable. by Medical The SECRECY which is to efrentlal to my uni!ertaking, sad he Qyalifications which I have pr.:fumed to flare, firm the liafiu of my Pruett lima, and in coincidence widc futh thisintis Marlow Is given, that Mr 13--ss may he confultedperomilf (or by lettere Inclofing a ford] note) at _cis hoick, No. ai, Arar. del-greet, Strand, /pair 'remote-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-heat adjdabT and the narne Is on both the doors. M. R. Member nt the Revel College of Sontwei LONDON Primmi for the Proprietors, by JOHN DANIFI, (of Castaby-ftteet) et the STwe pauvreho-Orricr, No. Carey-ftreet ; petblithed by LEVEL. KvbiT- (of CAP . . 44 4 t,