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1 !' 1 1 i, ii if i ! , 1 1 , ; f 1 i 1; ( 1 i ii . - ASSIZES. At the Oxford AtliLes, which ended on Friday, .7amrt Bedwin was fentenced to be tranfported for fev:n years, for Healing a Myer watch, the property of Mr. Ge..rge Loggin, of Hertford College ; and gebn Anderfin, convifted of Itealieg fowls from the premifes of Mr. Edward Bifhop, of Great Haxeley, were ordered to be fined Is once whipped, and con fined in the houfe of corration for la Months. At the affixes for Berkfhire, held at Abingdon laft 'week, the 101 l wing prifoners were tried, and re. ceived fentences as under, viz. Sufannah Wilfon, for healing a 151. Bank note, two half guineas, and other money, from the dwelling honfe of her matter, Mr. W. Poulton, of Maidenhead, received lenience of Death, but was afterwards reprieved ; James Jones, for breaking open the houfe of John Emery, at Bafildon, and (leafing thereout three thins and fome bacon ; Rd. Wilkinfon, for breaking (Tien the hiaife of Aim Porter, of Wekingham, and healing thereon , a Myer table fpnon and other articles ; El mend Powell, for healing lead, the property of his Majefly, at Winds,., were each of them fentenced to be tranfpnrted for feven years; William Wilmott, for healing a quantity of lead, the property of tleffrs. Ramfbottem and Daverflock, of Windfor, was ,fentenced to two years imprifonment ; James for healing a quantity of coals, the property of Meas. Jenning, of Clewer, was fentenced to be whipped for 200 yards in the Marker-place at Wind. tor ; Joreph Wirdman, on infpicien of murdering his fon, was acquitted ; but it being found by the Jury, that he was infane at the time of the commif. lion of this offence, he is ordered to remain in gaol until his Majeily's pleafure refpaling him be known; Mary Smith, for affaulting and wilfully beating, it divers times, Hannah Smith, an infant of za years of age, at Envier, was fentenced to be imprifoned fix months ; Wm. Druce, on fulpicion of healing lead at Windier, Thome! Dance, on fufpicion of healing coach !!rakes, and Joel Well, for Bleep healing, where difcharged by proclamation. The only Special Jury caule tried at the above Affiz.zs, was Webb v. Salifbury and Clement, and which was expeCted to have been very long, and af ford.cl much (cope for the learning and ingenuity of Cruinfel, the &ft on the Circuit being engaged in it. The ifl'ue appeared to be to flit the right to about 30 acres of pahure land, part of a common called Free man's Marfh, which the Popham family, of Little. cuj, claimed, an.l endeavoured to prove a title to, as being within and ?art of their Manor of Charnham. Street, with H.'pt'rafs, and as having been occupi.d peaceably by the Plaintiff Webb, and the preceding tenants of Hopgrafs Farm, for more than 20 years. —The Defendants were tiipported by the Feeoffees of the Borough of Hungerford, who claimed Free. man's Marfh as part of the Mane:. of Sanden Fee, held by tiern in train fur the Freeholders of Hunger ford, and certain commoners of that Manor. The numerous perfons attending in expectation of the cattle affording infiruflion and amufement, were greatly difappointed, the Plaintiff's own evidence failing to prove his cafe; of coin& the Defendant bad a verdia. At the conclnfion of the above affixes, a Writ of Enquiry of Damages came on to be executed in the Sheriff's Court, before GIFFIN WILSON, Efq. bar riper at law (who prefided for the Sheriff), in an aflion wherein Mr. William Law, of Marlflon farm, Berk(hire, was Plaintiff, and Benjamin Banbury, Efq. of Cope-Hall, near Newbury, and Mr. Henry lioyte, land-surveyor, of Speen, were Defendants. The declaration charged the Defendants with hav ing falfely, wickedly, malicioufly, wrongfully, and amplify compofed and publifhed two libels againft the Plaintiff. After an examination of witneffes, Mr. WiLsow fummed up the whole to tiae Jury,, who, after retiring for a few minutes, found a verdi& for the Plaintiff—Damages 5001. SALt 4 BURY, JULY 3i..-•••JOHN LANE V. ALEX. CnIINAM, RICHARD PALMER, ANDRtCHARD CRFAKSR. . - In this caufe, the due of which was to taablills, whether the Wiltfhire Diarift of the parith of Wok- Ingham was entitled to make feparate rates, and maintain its poor feparately, the jury found for the Defendants, under the direOion of the Judge ; but alto found that before the years 1773 and 1773, the Three Dilrias of the parifh of Wokingham had al ways maintained their refpeaive poor feparately; and leave was given by Judge GRAHAM 10 this Plaintiff, to move fir a new trial without colts, that the Judges of the Court of King's Bench might decide, whether the acquiefcence of the Wilithire Diftrift for 3o years, in general rates, for the Whole parifh, could dearoy the right of the Paid Diaritt to make cepa tate rates. Hula, Amway 3.—The Affizes for the city and county of York were cijaeued on Saturday lafl, before the . Hon. Sir ALAN Cuaicsai, km. one of the Jul: tices of his M.tjefty's COnrt of Common Pleas, and the Hon. Sir Turmas Manaus SUTTON, Knt. one of the Barons of his Mijeßy's Court of Exchequer, before whom the followiog prifoners in the Calle have taken their trials :—Benj, Kingßone, aged 25, late of Leeds, syhitermith, for Reeling out of the Tra veil< t's Roost), Stafford's Arms Inn, in Wakefield, in the s Wel Riding, on the 2111 March, tilos, one pair of leather bags, containing different articles, the pro perty of Barnabas Hawley, of London, mercer, viz. one red Lather pocket book, containing two bills of eachengc, one value 1441. 125. and the other 3ol.with Cenral other notes and articles.—Guilty. William Dickenfon, aged 40, late of Pudfey, in the Weft Rid ing, c lothier, for &alit% 3 hides 4 fkins, and a bark leg, of the valrie "Of 4os. from the diying houfe of from Wright, at Horsforth, and a quantity of cloth; from 'the rack or 'mister of James Broadbent, at Bram. f e y . Margaret . johnfon, 'aged so, late of Pettis, widow, for Reeling out of the dwelling houfe "pf Michael Parker, at Ripon, linen draper, on the 'fith June, 51305, one piece of buff coloured printed cotton, of the value of el.—Guilty. Robert Brown, 'aged 20, of Tidbit, labourer, for having, on the Z ft May. 1865, ,broke open, and flolen from the houfe of Thomas. Ledger, of Tiekhill, revere! guinea noteb and 7s. pietes, a great coat, a weilicoat, and a re . ath. AiinTaulmsr, aged 21, fingle woman, 'for healing from a dell in the room of William Henry Loads Zien, cordet is the Firft, ir Its !$ tegintent of Dragoons, in the barracks' Ga.e Fulford, one gold watch, one white pocket handke chief, one draft for 1371. t3s. ; together with tome provincial notes, and a fmall fur in gold and raver ...Guilty. Death. Mary Bellas (aged 17) for 'lcahn from the poll-office at Wake field, (where the was employed as a• (errant) on Wednefday the 19th day of June, 1803, a letter con tAining'bills of exchange, and one note to the amount of 12781. 17s. 6d. the property of Meas. Ingram, Kennett, and Jngram, bankers, Wakefield, which was by them delivered there, configned to Robert Williams, Efq. M. P. banker, London.-6-Guilty.— James Dightowler (aged 19) for Healing a black mare, the property of Robert Coward, of Beaghall, from out of a pallure in the torrnthip of Kellington, the 18:h or 19th of July. Alto charged with being a deferter Wan a recruiting party belonging to the firft regiment of Foot Guards.—Guilty. Death.— Abel Simpfhn (aged forty) late of Market-Weigh ton, labourer ; and Robert Jarom, (aged thirty. two) late of South Dalton, labourer, for having on the lath March, 1803, ltolen out of the Rabic of Thos Robfon, of Long Acres, is the county of Dur ham, a dark bay or brown bay gelding, two (addles and one bridle ; and alfo a black gelding, out of a fable at Dunkirk.—Both Guilty—Death. Michael Parker, (aged 37) of Minfkip, labourer, for having, on the 2d day of Jaly tBos, beat, wounded, and maimed William Lyall, RierifF's officer, (while in the execution of his office) and threatening at the fame time to murder him.—lmprifoned fix months, and to find fureties. Benjamin Craven, (aged 24) of Horbury,,in the parith of Wakefield, labourer, for killing and flaying Ifaac Whitefey, of Almondbury, in the Welt Riding.—Guilty. William Swole, alias Dibb, raged so) for wandering at large after being 'capitally conviaed for horfe-flealing, and thereby received fentence of death, but was reprieved upon condition of being traaported for life. Guilty, Death. —Sarah, the ss ile of Jolhua Crowther, (aged 61), of the Townfhip of Tong, in the Weft Riding, for having on Wednefday, the 13th of May, 1803, wil fully, malicioully, and unlawfully cut Jothua Crow- ther, her hatband, upon the head, with a hammer, with ;taw, in fo doing, to murder or difable her faid hulband ; alfo for having wilfully and unlawfully cut his neck with a razor, with intent, in fo doing, by means thereof, to murder, maim, disfigure, or him.—Guilty. The trial of Thomas Lee, late of this place, for Petering his effe!ts from his creditors under the com minion of bankrupt. came on yefterday morning at eight o'clock, and lathed until two in the afternoon, when he was acquitted without calling any wands. Several ingenious obj-Etions were taken, and in a mafterly manner argued by the prifoner's Counfel, Mr. SCARLET? and Mr. LITTLIDALE. The princi pal objeCtions were to the proof offered on behalf of the profecution of the debt Of the petitioning credi tors, the aft of bankruptcy, and technical form of the indittment in feveral particulars, any of which objeflions, it feems, would have been fatal to the proceedings agairat the prifoner, and fufficient to ac quit him. In addition to the long lift of offenders who are to take their trials at the prefent York affixes, we have to Rate the name of James Townend, who was yellerday ter - light committed to the Cattle, charged with the murderof Mr. William Stables, of Horsforth, near Leeds, cloth manufaiturer, on the night. of Tuefday fe'nnight. The murder was perpetrated in a molt barbarous manner, Mr. Stables's family, con-1 filling of himfelf, his nephewand houfekeeper, had the preceding day been bufily employed in hay-making, and were in confecounce much fatigued. Soon after midnight the bookkeeper was awakened by a flight noife on the Ilairs ; on liflening the concluded it was made by a rat, as the houfe was infefled with them ; the-fell afleep again, bur in a (Dort time was again awakened by a groan, which proceeded from Mr. Stables's bed-room, in which alfo his nephew flept ; the then atoll., and at firft fuppofed the young man was unwell, but on approaching his bed the found him Taft afleep. At this moment Mr. Stables utter ed another very loud groan, which awoke the young man, and on going to their matter's bed, they found him laid on his fide, almoft dead,having one eye and his head molt dreadfully bruited as if with a hammer. The neighbourhood was immediately alarmed, a fur aeon was fent for, and on his arrival. when proceed ing to examine the wounds, he faid Mr. S. could not polliblY live many minutes, which was really the cafe, and he expired without being able to give any infor mation of the inhuman offender or offenders. The murderer, whoever he was, ufed the greatelt difpatch, and committed no robbery, but mutt have hurried away as fait as poffible. It is fuppofed he entered the honk by the cellar window, which was only fecured by being flopped up with dravr. The above Town fend,who is a thoemaker by trade, wasfeen to leave a houfe in Horsforth about an hour before tke murder was committed. The Coroner's Jot* (on which Mr. Edward Brooke, of Wakefield, prefided, on ac count of the prefent vacancy in that diftrift,) met again on Saturday, to deliberate further on this hor tid tranfaCtion. In the night of yefterday fennight the dragoons, and about 300 of the Cumberland militia, quartered , at Newcaille, fet off in great hafle for Durham, in confequence of an exprefs from that city, with infor -1 mation that the zd Derby militia were in an alarm ' ing (late of infubordination there. About too of this (mall regiment were difcharged at Newcallle on Turf day, and the remainder on Thurfday morning fet out on their route to join the tit Derby militia. deports vary as to the caufe of the tumult, tome attributing it to an averfion in the men to be drafted, and others to a difpate with the officers concerning pay. Several of the officers were (truck by the men. When the dra goons arrived at Durham on Friday morning, the offending regiment had proceeded as far ac Perryhill, but was brought back by the horfe,, by order of Ge. neral Guy, that the ringleaders might be Tingled out and punifhed. On their return to Durham they formed in the Market-place. General Gas v imme diately ordered one of the principal ringleaders to be tried by a court•mattial. The prifener being put pn his defence, acknowledged his crime, and begged the mercy of the court, who fentenced him, to receive 600 lakes in the ulna! mariner. The•troups formed a hollow fquare-the delinquent was tied up, and re ceived 300 lathes; when the General thought the example would have the defired effea, pardoned him the remainder, and they proceeded quickly on their route. DFBLIW, ytiLf li. On Saturday, Henry Clfratmel, who was cenvieted on the loth inn. of the robber, of Mr. Hawthorne, was executed at the front o‘ Kilmainhatif, purfuant to his fentence. 71 , 9 mas Davit, who had alto been fentenced to death 1.1 the fame offence, received a refpite, in confequence of fume favourable circum• fiances, as well as the good charaaer which He had prevtoufly borne. Channel, who had drawn Davis to the commilfion of the crime, was endued with extra ordinary hardihood, although he had fcarcely attained his 19th yeaf—On the morning of Saturday he form ed the horrid purpofe of murdering the executioner, while knocking off his belts, by feizing the hammer, and beating out his biains.—This refolution he im parted in confidence to a fellow-prifoner, by whom it was difclofed to a gentleman, who prevented its ac complilhment. Same day, Fitzgerald was executed at the front of Newgate, for negotiating notes which he had fiolen out of letters. AUGUST I.—On Tuefday lati, Nicholas Gray, Efq. one of the State Prifoners, who has been con fined near two years, in the gaols of Athy and Kil mainham, was liberated, on giving the ufual bail. Friday morning a duel was fought at Knocklofty, between Surgeon M‘D. of the Wicklow Militia, and Lieutenant L. of the Drivers Corps, when, after the difcharge of a (hot each, the affair was terminated by the interference of the feconds. _ _ A few evenings fince, a young man confined in the Sheriff's prifon, formed a refolution to efcape by Pealing the wall, at the right of the Ball court. The marks of feet are vifible at both fides of the (pout in that direftion, and thence it is conjectured he muff have got upon the roof at that fide, from which it is foppofed he contrived to let himfelf down on the adjoining building, called the Crib, and fo go' clear off. It feems he mentioned to a fellow prifoner, with whom he had a difpute, that all their quarrels there would fonn be at an end, for that he would be immediately liberated.—He has not, as yet, been re taken. Boxt.r s Joir 26.—Yefterday the divifion rf the Limerick City Regiment marched in here under the command of Major ORMSBY, where it was fup pofed the regiment would remain for the year, but this morning an exprefs arrived to order the regi ment to proceed to Ballyfhannon, for which place ibc regiment will march at four o'clock to-morrow morning. BALBRIGGAN, JULY 3o.—This day two companies of the Wexfoi d Militia, commanded by Captain Dixon, marched from hence to encamp on the Cur ragh. This corps was remarkable for difcipline, uniform gond condull, and an obliging difpolition, which gained the good will and efleem of every de fcription of perfons in this populous manufafturing town. LONDON MARKET CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, AUGUST 5. IPTOON PLICS 0/ *RAIN, ON BOARD sal? AS :MIMI : Wheat bas 78s ISDS Suffolk, to S7s cod Fine aoas 106 s Grey Pe llll OS 47. cd Fine Old Dantaic aoBs t tos Beans, new Os sae od Rye 465 sas Ditto, old, to s6s Barley 42s alls od Tick Beans, new 4Ss Sos Malt Bos 86s od 013 sis oil White Peas 4SS SOS od Oatll ' 26. 30% 35s Bailers sos She Poland. 378 38s od _ Rape geed 401. to 441. per lag. - - PRICE OF HOPS. room.. Kent - 51 6s to 11 gent - 31 los to yi too ol Sultet - 51 Sr to 61 ta. Sulfa - 51 51 to 61 zBs F.ffez - 51 51 to 61 tab Farnham 71 os to 81 es Old Duty, la,oca. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bap 51 TOO to 61 Its ) Packets 5I tss to 71 los PRICES OF HA AND STRAW. SmitlAeld. St. James's. Whitechapel. Havperloada 13 to 4 3 t 3 0 t 35 8 04 oto $ 00 Straw 2 0 to 2 r 8 3 00to 3 t 8 0 3 oto 3 18 0 Clover 3 oto 5 c 4 18 to 6 0 o NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, Aug. 3 5. 1 AG& Per Rosie of SIN by the'earrafe. Bee[ 3s 4d to 4■ 4d I Veal 3s 4d to 4$ Id Mutton 3s 4d to 4$ 44 Pork 4s 04 to 511 od Limb 3s Rd to • ss od. NEW COAL MARKET, Auguß S. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Prices. 23 Newcaftle Coa)s 11 45s 61. sas. od. Cinders t 365. od. Sunderland 7 43s cd 465.64 Our politicians have frequently vented their fpleen at the number of rapid fortunes which have been made within the fall twenty years. and have univer (ally attributed them to the effeas of jobs and collo. five contra is ; but had thofe gentlemen cart their eyes around them, they would have perceived that tomb thoufands of families have mounted from mid dling circumfiances to opulence. and others from the very dregs of penury to alliance, by means of happy adventures in our State Lotteries.• It is but fair to place the (addle on the right horfe. If there could be any birth& evidence needful to demonftrate the unrivalled excelleuee of Cmiwe's Patent Woast LozENces, it would be unqueftionably eftablifhed by a late calculation, which afcertains that above Half a Million of perfons have been reftored to good health, by the ufc of this invaluable medi cine, where the moil eminent phyficians and apothe casks have attended without fuccefF. As opening phyfic at this feafon, they are fuperior to every other medicine. Sold wholefale, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner Paten ofter-row; and retail, by all Medicine Venders. The fuccefs and treatment of various difeafes of the body, the public confeffed when they rewarded the exertions of the Inventor of SPILSBUILY'S Pa- TSAT ANTISCORMITIC DROPS. It was net 2 little to ?offers a mind which could fmooth the difficulties in tntrodocing an advertikd medicine. Fond of Chy milky, and its purfuit, he knew it to be defirable to produce a mild diaphoretic, which fhould give vi gour to the fyßem, by promoting its natural fecre Lions. This is the principle on which he aeted, keep ing in mind the neceffity of rendering the dole fmall and palatable to the Romach. Far his fuccefs fee his Publication, price 3s. 6d. with cafes of Scurvy, Gout, Itheumatifin, Scrophula, Eruptions, &c.—Mr. Sri xs 111URY cannot be accountable for the effects of any mixture but thofe marked " By the King's Patent" on the bottle, in the bill of directions, and wrapper; the Ramp (the King's duty) of the genuine Medicine is alfo printed in black ink inflead of red. Bottles ss. 4d. dos. and il. as. day included. 211Vrfit. 110 Friday /aft, at tlintonhoufe.the Lady of Thc:Tots Fti:-.4.c.- Efq. of a daughter. On Friday the zit inftant, in Glooteiter Place, the of ts: ward Mather, Efq of a fun. On Wedrefday, at Hull, the Lady of Captain Bowits.)lth.: Royal Surrey militia, of a daughter. MARRIEE). On the t oth uh. Saannef Alkn, youngeft fon ofloSn Ailen. of Stratford, coal merchant, to Mir; Aim Weilldl, vI.4R tiaug'im of Henry Wcftfall, Ef. late of Rofelane, and I,hr . ch oo f e . Monday fennight, John Braddon, Efq of Newcott, l'orntr a n, to Mils Kingdon; eldelt - daughter of Richard Kingdon, Lfq. of Holfworthy, Devon. On the iiith ult. at fllteen•fquare Chaprl, Bath ,T. Banton.). fq Newmarket, Cambridgefhirc, and of Piccadilly, London, to Vlifb Gubbins, daughter of the late Joreph Gubbins, Efq. of the King dom of Ireland. Latcly, by (pedal licence, Wm. W. Rkhardfon, Efq. of Moulton Lodge,in the county of Chefter, Lieutenant in the 16th I ight 1 . 4 a. genes, to Mils Glides, daughter of John Glides, Efq. county u r Mayo On the 23d ult. at Carnlfide, Scotland, nenrre fiaillic , Efq, c c the State of Georgia, to Mils Jobannah finut+oun. dattgt.t u . of 'the deceafed Dr. James tioultoun , formerly of the fame State. DIED. On the 14th ult. aged bi weeks, the Printers Maria, daughter of the Hereditary Prince of Denmark. On the loth ult. at Plazitock, Kent, Richard Packham, EN. Captain in the Homefdale Volunteers. Saturday, at his !wore In %I/impale. ftreet, Charles Merrey, Efq, Monday fennight, at Henley, Oxon, Mr. Cook, ava 52, upwards of twenty years proprietor of the Rage wazgons irons that place. . - _ On the ac.th ult. in the silt year of hic age, Mr. James Cold. bans. of Canis College, &left fon of lames Coidham, fq of Anmer. As he was bathing with his brother on the lhore at llachem, be moft Matti roufly perithed. On Tueday bit. in his Tad year, Mr. John Manning, Mailer of the Englifh Academy, Fade.flrect, Dublin. On Wcdtiefdav morning, of an apopLetie fit. at Mr. Jackfir.'s boufe. Guildford, Mr. Jonas Malden, furgeon, of Putney. On NV..cinefday. the 3 t It ult. at Park Houfe, Broxley, in his 93d year, Henry Goodwyn, Ffq of Fling, Norfolk. Lately, at Clapham Common, Mrt. Barclay relit% of John Barclay, Efq.of Cambridge Heath, deeeafed. • - - HIOH WATER AT LOW/XEO4-BRIDGE TO M04140*. mor , !n; ILfteroses . 51 minutes after z r o winters after z For FEVERS, COLDS, SORE TOROAT' 4 , RHFUMA. TISMS, the' YELLOW FEVER, S•l'. ANTHONY'. F RE, and fnr INFLAMMATIONS of the 1.1 Ni.S, BOWELS, BLADDER, Ste. DR JAMES% POWDI R. .THIS ME;DICINE, which is fo loperior to all others in efficacy. certainty, and lately. lhould ee.r he riven on the firit attack of the Ditorder; fir. if it I.e not ii.llickut of itfelf to circa a care (as inintermittent and putrid I.ever.) it is allowed to be the belt Preparative for, and co. comitaiit with, the Bark and other remedies, which the Symptoms require But as the genuine Powder has been often known to reiture the Paticat, at. ter its fubftltutes, and every other lcbtife,le have failed, it ouabt to be tried even in the hiltextremitf: Great b •ed s have It.:tt derived from the Powder, in di:Orders thought y.nd the ft-ark of medicine, when taken every night as an Al•era ive; and, (null the fakeers of the Reverend Mr. Sine , tun Hatrur, of there is re:ifon to believe that it may prove a Remedy in the Hy. drocephalus,or Water in the Brain. Sold only by F Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Pail's Church. yard (fo . r doors from Cheapfide) Lordm ; and at Dr. :al c,'s late houfe, in Brutoe•ltrcet, in packets. puke 2- 9d • a h, duty included; or in bottles, containing twelve packets, pile 2;s as made up for the Artily and Navy. N.B. None call be genuine that have not the words ' F. Newa hurf, No. 43, St. Paul's; engraved in the Stamp fIAVING deillwite,4 'Drell to the 11114, ap.o pas grafted by the neat confide:able predict in that branch which I thought proper to fries*, I trust that I have not more ant. employed My time than thole who, in the estcMive field of the afonerson, art oecidlongle homerfal in uncertainty, cad eanaot always attain that Inca* which is acquired le ecesoenemaing this Intelkeitual power to medals of decoders The dreafes of DEBILITY are pecullariy &Reeling 'or thq dreg with them a train of eoneeenitant fynaptosna awl, by a d► preffion of all vital merge', Waimea itfelf becomes embittered-. Whether they arife fraatthe prevalet....e of 111 example, thedettruo 'lye habits of fchool boy., or the indusgences of maturity, Wye* ',Aire the molt affsdtrus peofeffional Ball ; but by the ignorant* If uneducated men, the fimptanut are aggravated, and the scab tution is deftroycd. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLFO!of SURGEON!, I grrund my preteufsons on regulerity of educed m; and poff.:ffug every privilege to pradice, I fed myfelf entitled to that confiience with which I have hitherto been ro liberalsy honoured. In the Brit fenfations of local wane's, early application win oreveut the callantry of a debilitated frame; but where the fat nmes, from a confclonfners of the unmanlines of the v 4 et which caufed his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or censure of his family phyfician and broods over his infirmity with earefui cos utak:tent. it mutt be fatisfadlory for him to be allured not wile If capability of treatment, but aro of the molt Inviolable feerecy. And in recent Venereal Complaints It is matte to prey-tit:ado. danger or (lifted; ; in the moil complicated cafes it Is the acquire ment or exclnve experience in tA.s WIC to draft a face, caul& and fpeciy re-eilablifhmtm. !offer the advantage et this espe imeetotholeofdtberfelwho are added with any kind of DIteiLITY, of any fymptoars d VENEREAL INFECTION, and In all cafes the terms of ram neradon are Rated on the fiat Intetvieer. Patientsin the country are area:dr° !adores Bank note, and are resplefted to fpedfy their age and manner of living. MARTIN ERRE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. *lo so. Arundel. are*. fireand rent Temple gar To I-fifTiT. TAtLOIL Kt. No. p, New rridge-ftrect, l.ondeu confider it but an ad of justice due to the merits of your LEAKL's PATEN I PILLS, to commit:d aub) you the following Cure, which has recently been performed by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the brea%ing out o. an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Di order. aching therefrom), was reduced almoft to a &aeon, and though he had the heft medical advice which could be oiled:led. and tried a variety of patent medicines nothing could be procured which teemed to fi tit his cafe, or to dot:itri any service ;be remain ed In a soft reduced and pitiable fituatiun for two years, unableto follow his prof:Alm, and scarcely able to walk or even to (land ao his legs; in *nett, !Wane who knew him ever fappored it peifible for him to recover. He was advifed at left to try your Ltaxes Pitts—he 'did fo, aridly adhering to the directions given with them—he had not taken more than two boxes,before he found aft alteration for the hem: : this encouraged him to proceed, an taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and itu.ngth gtado ally return, and is now as healthy and as Rout as any ma , I know. You .are welcome, Sir, to refer env perfon tome for a confirmation of the above nocount if it fbould be doubted. I aro, Sir, your obedient humble [cry mt. Library, Fulkttone, July 10,1305. .1 . 1 - 10. PURDY• Prepared and fold by the role Proprietor Taos. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal Colhge of Surgeon, T. don, at his hottfe, No. 9, New Bridge Rivet; Where, after a eonttant refldcnee of more thar. ao praiflice particularly directed to the cure of Veneral complauin and thofe incidental to the parts if generation in both fea.s, that inviolable fecrecy which men of his prof, Mon fhould alwe; obferve. he flatters hinifell die advice and afflitanee he gratuituuf adminifters to perfona taking this medicine. will be eitc,nied. by a tlifctrning public, as an advantage feldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Alfo fold, by his apprintment, for the convenience of thof- lie. log at a diftance. at the Yttrfumers. No. 3s, St. A lhan's•arcet.Pag Mall; the Toyfltovic3.,oiford-ftrect ; Mr. Difborough, 7, Fitt ftrtet •ftill; Mr. Baxter's. South•bridge, Edinb esti ; Mr Mtn- Glafgow ; Mr.Callwell's, Dublin ; Liverpool; Mr. Atkinfon's, Mancbefter, and by one perfon in every cei.e derable town in Great Briniu and Ireland, it, bores of only 1. 91 each, fealed up with full and plain dire lions, whereby carom of either lea may cure themfelves with cafe, fluted, fecrccy, and fatal. N.B. Every Box fold in Great Britain is fealed up u ith a !lamp, nn which, by favour of the Commiffioners, is printed at the Sta , p Officea.T. Taylor, No. 9, New B idge-amet—to initsto whichis felony, and all others arc counterfeit. LONIION : Printed and Pubtlihad by LEVEL KENT (of Ca - - terhury-phee. Lambeth). at the QT *e OFFTCC, t (a :l* •rest. 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