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Admiralty. This flip Was of that fen, and not having a licenCe, was delayed tilllhe cbolilltet one. It was the dtity, however, of the Owners to balm all the neceir.uy mnniMents befin'et* bad made the contraet. If the cargo had.arkind in due time the potatoes would haearoldfor t,I. a top ; 'where as, by being delayed, they were rotted, and only 6 tons oat of 63, fold at 71. 7s. The reft fold only for 41. 4s.—This left them a lofs at prince colt, of upwards of 3!81. It was propo(ed and acceded to, that a verdid fhould be taken, and referred to Mr. Gazely to af certain the damages. AIKEN/Mil:11h ROSS. The ATTORNEY GENERAL told the Jury in this cafe, their duty wdbld be very fhort, it was a mere emit of enquiry, to afcertain what was doe for dead freight ? The ?hip *Ent to Demarari, Under goasant that nIC Should return full freighted, tad, Th e ta m e t ime m o d )aden; It was only tq aker fain htiw touch that deficiency was. ' After *Short converfation awns the Counfel, it Was agreed to take a verdialsii . 063!. faNe.fi to reference.' . BOLTON V. GLAD SllOll. This was an saltion upon i Policy of infutance, at and from St. Thomas's to Africa, during the Blip's lin there, and from thence 0 . sininab. Mr. ER SKUI s Rated that the fads Wei-e'iiiped itt ila on in this cafe, and the queftion, wh , tiethe,*ar tanty of enemy'sproperty Was ft 4 , Was a tinef tion of law, which they on behalf *Plaintiffs iv contended had been fettkd in feveril eafes already before the King's Bench. • • ' The ATTORNEY-G IN [RAI. Rated, it was a gnef. tion whether the ordinances of particular nations were binding as to others ? He admitted, that if he fucceeded, he thould undo many cafes already decided ; but his °Pnion coincided with the opi nion which his Lor 4lhip teemed to einFrtaln when the quelliou was Ara agitatid. H4s.alfo knee, that high authority: in the Admiralty dburts of this country vsat - the other way. Lotct KIIITON hid, thole ordinances might be binding *tr.& bnt'donbted if they nughi to binl other &tines. It was Et, hosietter, th'lts the world Mould innw. that;'different Courts bi - plis country . _ did not hold different opinioni ttp* the fame quet tiO3. • .It ins at length ;greed among the parties, to take a verdia for the plaintiff, titbit Et to be turned • into a fpecial verilid, or put in a nape; fo ft . s to receiVa the opinion of the court of the dernier re " fott, if lece Ira Pr„ D&C. 19. HAMM'S V. MITCHELL. This was an -Aim for Damages, for aninjury done to die Pluiotilf's vete' by running a ainit it, -*c. The Defendant was Coninsandef of a veffel belonging to hii hiajefty, employed on the Expe. jition to the Baltic. The Plaintiff by _this ARton Templained, that wbil: h 4 trifel.,.caMd die Duke of CoMberland, was in the River, the Kibg's fhip; • called the Baur, tru v ler the command of the De fendant, raD again(' her, by which the rigging of &his vefel was cut, Ice. by order of theptifiridatit. To WI (tic I:hi:n.l .nt 002eietl, teat it / Plaintiff's Ship . ran againa the Boxeroind therefore the fault was in theTlaintiffif be had fußained apsy dainve. Upon this there was 'a new aritsntN.tt . islicarrog that the Defendant, in extricating the two veffels, committed an excel's, that is, cut the rigging of the Plaintiff's Blip unnecelfarily, wantonly and much more than need he, to extricate the two dips, which the Defendant denied, upon which ilfue was joined. • Mr. ERSZ I enndueed the cafe of the Plaintiff, and Mr. ATTU/LISSY Geatitat that of the De ' fendant. It appeared from the evidence produced on be half of the Plaintiff, that the Plaintiff's 'del ran againfl the Boxer, and therefore there wad an end of the &If complaint in the declaration. They then gave an account that the Defendant, who was the Commander of the Boxer, ordered his men to cut away, and not to mind if they funk the Plaintiff and his. rad ; that he would teach them how to come, another time, athwart a King's fhip ; mid that they accordingly cut the rigging of the Plain tiff's fhip with great elects, whereas they might have extricated the two fhips by only cutting cer. Cain ropes, the expence of repairing which, would have only amounted t 0,305. mlicad of which they denroyed all the rigging, &c. Here followed a defcription of the ropes, ike, pofition of the (hip, kc. from whence this concluGon was drawn by the witneffes. _ _ _ Several witneffes on the part of the Defendant (wore, that by the fault of thole who had the care of the Plaintiff's veil, which indeed was not de nied on the other fide, the two (hips became en tangled, and that they flood in great peril; that in fneh a fituation, no more was dime than was ab folutely necelfary to extricate the two veffels. CaptaM Hood, who had heard thc whole of the evidence on both fides, gave it as his moll decided opinion that, from the lunation in which the (hips were, they mutt have both been in imminent peril. Not a moment vies to he loft. He was fo far from thinking that any excels was committed, that, bad he been in•tbe CMe atuation as the w•itnefs de- Ccribed this. Defendant to be, he (hould not only hays done as much, but a great deal more. Lord Kaaren olaferved to the Jury, that as he seeded, very early in the eaufe, at turned out namely, that the whole timeline between the parties turned tire the new arngnment. The queltion upon which WAS this, Whether, under the s.ircumilaaces at the moment when this happened, the Defendait ordeted to be done that winds, tma man of ordinary prudence, would'have appeared right at the mosso+ or had wantonly and ems eedisrily ordered the rigging, &c. of the Pleiades (hip . to be cut away,. more than was requifite for the purpofe of extricating the two vela' r If be diddle more tbao a man ofordinary prudence would have thought necedary at the moment, under all 4he danger which chi catcued all parties, he musket anfweribla. Mr it was not Tfitat a man, upon cool refladion, might think would have been bell, that ayes to be espoded of the Defendant in fetch a cafe as dist the way to judge of it was to think how a man was likely to as in Inch a iituation. If he was guilty of any 'annum web. the*, to be sure, was a nfwerable. There wasno difference ;it this ca fa between a King's chip and a Merchant fhip. Goo forbid there ffiould—the law was the fame for both. If the tables were turncd, and the King's fhip complained of a Merchant fhip,, and if an ac tion were brought by the King (if the King could' bring an action in this plate, which . bii Lordlitip Maid he fl[oo]d not atterapt to difeufs at'tfiis ;Mo ment), the Jury would be governed by the fame rule as in this cafe. The tingle queftion was this, Whether the Defendant didmore than brought to do, on fuch an occafion as this, in the morosat of perplexity ? The witneffes for the Plaintifpfaid,, that he did more than was neceffary to extticate'i :f e the chip ; whereas the evidence on tht part of Defendant Paid, that nothing was don; bin . • at was necelfary. He found the Court inpor on of a Rule which he (hould leave entire to his rue ceffor. That Rule was, that,when !pielliritis of this fort came before the Court, the opinion Qfipett of fcience and fltiU in the nautica' art. was t4en on the effete of the Md.*, by way of affillance to the Judge who pretided at the trial. It wits fo done in a well known cafe by my Lord Mist. FIELD when Admiral Campbell fat NT his fide.— He had folldwed that courfe in this ftrial—what Admiral Campbell was, Captain Hood is, a gal hint;able, meritorious officer, entitled to the gr 3. titude of his countrymen; and therefore be)iad're ceized the evidence of that gallant officer by wa Of opinion upon the effete of the evidence which went before it ; in doing fo, he had little doubt he was right; for he, very much, wanted fuch af finance in fuel a caufe. The Learned Advocate for the Plaintiff finned as if he had withed that evidence not much to be relied on, not out of difrefpat to the gallant officer who gave it, but mere profeffional zeal, the eagernefs of which car ried a Cowed further than other perform could keep company with him, for oftentimes it happen ed thatheas and paffion refilled what coolnefs and refleeion would adopt. Now, he confeffed, it ap peared to him, that the evidence of Capt. Hood was mainly important in this caufe : however, the jury underftood there matters fifty times better than he did, and they would find that verdie which the jaftice of the cafe required. Verdie for the Plaintiff.—Damages to be corn• pitted out of Court by a perfon to whom the quan tum was referred. THE RING V. OWFM AND MARDLE. This was another irldiettnent againft the two copper-fmiths, conviaed laft Sittings, for having unlawfully King's Roro in their porellion. The Arzoita E r•GENERAL Rated, that they had ablionded, and th.ct the prefent profecution was intended only to get at the recognizance of their bail. _ _ The evidence, the fame as in the former, was gone through, and no defence being made, the Jury pronounced verdiel of Guilty. The Avrosaky•Gresit•L faid, he liked the men fo much better than the money, that if their hail could produce them, he would even take off the threat of thofc bail who paid the money into Court loft Term. BIRCH O. HOUGHTON. This was an aftion upon a Policy of Infurance ► and the only quellion was upon fea-worthinefz— The Captain of the !hip proved that they fprang a leak, after they got out to lea, and it appearing that the other fide hid no evidence, Lord Kan row laid, it was as hopelefs a defence as was ever let up. Verdia for Plaintiff. STANHQta O. BOULDZILSOW. 110 Tbis anion was alfo founded upon the damage arifing to a fhip, at fea, from ftriking upon a land bank near New York. The Plaintiffs firft withers prqied that the damage was very inconfiderable, and that the coppee fheathing, which was the fob jeet of charge, had •not received the kaft harm from that accident. Lord 'Unroof laid, he lhould have diredled the Plaintiff to be nonfuited, but that the Defendant had paid money into Court. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Res: Mr. John Reflock is admitted by tho Peel:bray of Dalin:lth to be minifter of the pardh of Crichton. The Rev. Mr. filming, of Prisnrote. preached and 'waded on the m edian. The Rev. John Reynolds Wardale, f A. of Clare liall, Cambridge, Is drifted Fellow of that Satiety. •: • BIRTH. Oo Wedstefday morning, at Brighton. the Lady of William Moore, M. D. of a.fon. MARRIED. On Tuefday the tsth heft. at Ofpringe. in Kent, Edward Taker, Mq. to Midi Clad& Champion Crefpiguy, daughter of PhOip Champion Crefpigny, E). of Aidborough, in Suffolk. On the ad fait. at Penrith, obi Whdpdak , Efq. to Mifs Story, daughter of Dr. Story, the fame place. Oa Tocfday the Bth init. at I landfworth, by the Rev. T. 141111 C, Richard Congrere, Efq. of Ifciqd Park, Flintiltire, to Mfrs arch, tided daughter of fear Binh, Efq. of Hatialtszd Staffordfillre. On Monday the 7th loft. Mr. John Simplon, of Laneafter, merchant, to Mifs Sal (bury, daughter of the late Richard Sablbstry, Efq. On Wednefday hit, at the Friends Meeting-hoafe, la Wray, near Lanealter, Mr. Thomas Dilworth, fail-cloth manufac turer, to MIL Ann Deats, both of thlt town. On Toefday the ill Ind. at Crtsna Green, Mr. T. Patty, to Mlle Dodgfuh, bosh of Cart snail Fell, In I.anealhire. DILL). On the 7th init. In the liand of Jcrfey, Thomas Pipe, E(q. Lkutenant•Balley. and Chief Maglttrate ot that lama before kr attained that diftiogullbrd fltuat lan, Ise was Attorncy-Gt oc tal of Jerky for upwards of thirty years. 011 the lath lull. at 1 loverfortivrett, the Rev. Meredith Tawniest', for near so yt.srs Paßar ot a CODFI77I/1011 Of PM* teitant DiElnters at Stoke Newington. Sunday tinniest, at K, ntinron Hook, Haverfordwelk, In ' his 90th year, Lord Krnfington, ]it. P. for that town many yam and father of the Hoek of Comma.. At Edinburgh, en the sth init. Nh Jean Watfam, wife of Thus. Wright, Ell. of Gret nhill. At Oidgow, on the sth init. at an advanced age, bins !ca bana lialciane, rend of Mr. Win. Ralßon, furgeon. At Alves bob, stn the 6th inft. Mils Janet Stevenfoo; daughter a Mr. Rotten Stcvadaa, of that pew. At Hu 6y, 69, Phu Greta, Efq an elder brother of tha • Le — wrelt. Mr. Jahn Kay, Attorney, of Monebelier. leafy. Mr. Edward Hewitt, of Maher, wirtutscreAute fat of Mr. Alderraap Bennett.' • On the sth In*. at Mahe*" Mite Hameat=ortallah far al the Rev.R. Hem, of H.sic-Loalgv, On the yth init. at icor. y, in thelile of Ml6,' Ai a Mort Indßoolldon, vela Odic late John re: srq: Sawa. day; Led Nolbevalte, Lfa. at SWaltipPskee, ChciEst. feasight. at Ciater, Peal Om. fat ▪ P•1816' &agoig-LONDQAT C . 4IZ4I3APN. r 9. rr•!t i kY,, t. so ‘ , 1 ;9 • ORDNANCt-Or • I 1 . 7 . . Royal Regiment. of:At:tiller. Bra Ideutenant Thomas B. P. Hardy to .be Raptaiu-Lieute nant, vice Raitt, ;Imaged. Dated.fadkubur a;, aux. Second Lieutenant George Harbev.eo las l liiiiirLiatenant, vice Hardy, promoted. Dated Decollatter g, Igor. , Corps of Royal Engisaiska. Second . Lieutenant William . Dauglas to be Firtt Lieutenant, rice coi,kets, drecafed. Laced Ostrolscr a-or F C.r, qt c. a 9 I, . Alt Regiment of Dragooni--Williato Dodiley Planitts4d, • rot be Corner,' purchafe, site Latitherf, efolifoted • Sift Foot. Etb itcgitnetatntLight ptagoon teriani joircliAugoglirch, from the suit Foot, to be Lieutertantqaceltoeg?tx„r.p?! • " ' • exchanges. a nth Ditto—Comet Thomas Jenkins td be Lieutenant, k, Per chafe. _ _ _ - I) o o— quriffei —VS*It, (ran the Rear Feotiblea. *V be y ),ttant4wrgron, vift.,Lealc, &ceded. • Ls roth Re•mient of Foot—Enfign*Robcrt Macpherfow pant rhe forft Foot, to be Fpfign, by pu rash., vice Whitatirotitoled, sgth litte—Szniud Drayton, Gent. to be 11ai1g0, , 4 pubditate • r irot r ytt sc irr e ho rodyes. .4 • 2111 and Lieutenant Frew* Lamont to be /4 Lieu enant. 4 0 th Ditto.-Robert Buchan, Cent. to be ,Enlign, by purchle, vice MaeMabon, remove!, to the byth Foot. both Ditto—Captain John Ledo' to be Maior, vice Johnfon, cleceafed ; Lieutenant Willis* 9ontgael lo• ;se giTtlibi, by purcbafe, vice Blackwell, rep:4ra to the 4ift foot; *Um tcnant Aegultiss Warburton; Rom the' th Foot, io be Cqi titin, by putchafe, vice De Lancey, who retires. • 624 Ditto—To be C4ptains, without purchafw—Captain-Lieo tenants John Duckworth; William Logan; Lieutenants, John Schedde; Walter A. Burke. To be Captaln4Licutenents—Lientemtits Eyre &Mb, vice Duckworth ; Richard Folkcs, vice Logan. To be Lieutenants, without purchafe—rF.nfigns, Thomas 1)." Lord,vice Schedde; L. G. Cowell, vice Burke; Henry Mac stsinara, vice Smith ; Richard Andrews, vice Follies; Wil liam Johnfool . George Hocking.; James O'Brien. snit Ditto—Lieutenant R. Rochfort, from the Bth Light Dra goons, to be Lieutenant, vice flaunigarcit, who exchanges. 4th Weft India Re/Intent—Lieutenant Jonathan Yates, from the soth Foot, to be Captain, by purehare, 'vice Wheeler, prcon2ted. _ _ _ • k. Loyal Nottingham Fencible Infantry. Colonel the Noitourable Alexander Hope, froxa the soli Foot, to be Colonel, vice O'Connor, deccelcd. • Melville Volunteers. • FM! Lieutenant Janes Thirfon to be Captain, vice Johnfton, promoted, Plympton Manrif:e. Volunteers. Captain Peal Treb7 Tray to be Major. Plympton St. Mary Volunteers. Captain John Wooloanhe to be Major. MEMORANDUM. The Exehance between Lieutenant Andcrfon, of the seth Foot, and Lieutenant M'Antfrew, nfthe Seth Regiment, is'itateel ip the Gazette of the skit_ September laft, has not tarsi _ place._ &hip Graham, of the 83J Foot, who was ruperfoded In the " Gazette of the 13th OJtober feinfiktetl49 14 tank. Enftgn Packingtoo Edgeworth, and Affittaii:Surgeon - Rrory Lewin, of the 9th Regiment ofauot, are fuperfoited. ERRATUM in the Gatette °falls sth Septeniha., tsth Regiment of Light- Dragoons. For Dalbut,Pt. tube Carnet, without perchafe„, vice 'Hide, who relies, Read Mkrt D'Altets Gait, to be Cornet, without purchak, viii Hyde , who regns. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGES. Jan. 9. Robert rifhtr, of Bedford-itrcet, Covent-Garden, tai tor, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall. Jan. to. Thomas Dobion, of Kendall, Weitmorland, merchant, dealer and chapman, at ten, at the Star Inn, Manchelter. , BANKRUPTS. James Mirth, of Shad Thames, Southwark, Surrey, flifpwright, dealer and chapman to furrerlder Ike. 22, at nine, Jan. ( , and 30, at ten, a Guidhall. Attorniei, Marrs. Palmer and Tons- Unions, Wimford.court, Throsmortos-ftrect Thomas Madden, of' Pasco-Walk, ht. Mary Magdiden, Ber tnondfcy, Surrey, vidualler, dealer and chapman, Sq. 22, 29, and Ir. 30, at ten, it Guildhall Attortgoi, Metres. Windus, ollovray and Windus, 0l Southamp ton . . . „ _.. Chancery-lona John /quips at Trowbritbee, Wilts, carpenter, dealer and clispnian.lan. 2, at four, JAR. ?, and 30, at &MI, at the George Inn, in Trowbridge. Attornics, McOh. French and Williams., Caftle-ftreet, Holborn, London ; or Mr. Steglscn WiWants, Trowbridge William lilagrove of Abingdon, Berk', miller and mealman, Dcr. 26, ng, and jam 30, at tea, at Me Red Lion Inn, In Ab 12 , 540 0; &tonna, Mr. Henry Mad,tleck, of Linea's:ee l= ; ar Mr. Samaej Seilweed, of AtOgdon. George of NelireafUe-imen-e, merchant, January 4, 5. and 30, at eleven, at doe fitakdpaw• Taiern, Newcastle. upcn-Tyne. At/Arnim kik?) Bainbridge, Newmillpnpon. Tyoc, or William Aikinfon, Chancery:law, London. William Schultze and Philip Unger, of Little Britiln, mcr chants and copartners . , Dee. 26, at eleven, January sand 30, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. R. S. Taylor, Field court, Gray's-Inn. Abraham Vanua, of Srisol, cormfador, dealer and chap/man, Dec. 25, 29, and Jan 30, at eleven, at the Ranuner Town, RriftoL Atiornies, Mai,. Lewis *and jimeei Gray'a-Inn, I 'endow; pr Mr. George Martin, **Rol. John Fletcher %oilman, now or late of baker, dealer and charnas, January 7, S. and 3c, at eleven, al the 'White Lion, in Broad-ftreet, !WWI. Anomie', Mr. Stowe, Small- flreci, Arittoi ;or hie ,G4loeil, Lincoln's-Ins, London. - George Oliver, of Da-Arca, Solo, Sinkllefez, grace", Dm is, at ten, Dec. 29, at eleven, and Jan. go, at %/rave, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Scott, Old City Chambers, bilhopfgate- Itreet, London . . . itklivoki Rogers, of Dalkon, Monmouthlldre, dealer and eba; • sam, Jan. 4, St and 36, at skven, at the Greyhound inn, • • Bath. Attorney. Mr. Rkbard Dowfb er; RAIL Daolfao Penny tlti. yoanecr, of St. John of Wapping, Middlcies, hilp-chancUer, dealer and, chapman. Dee. a 6, Jan. 9. and 30, at eleven, at GuildhalL Attorucy, Mr. fiedley, Sir Wall= Warren- fquare, Wapping. Duda Brien, late of James-Evil, Covent-Garden, vletitaller, dealer and chapman, Dee. 23, at ten, Dcc. 26, at eleven, and Imp, at ten. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Slicannan, !gut ham, Blooiallaury. Jakob Store, late of Mcrfq-hrect, Liverpool, vidtuatkr, clothier, dealer and charnan, nary 3,6, and'33, at Breen, at the Olobc Tavern, Liverpool. Attorni . ex, 34r. Tboniss Wiadk, Butlett's-bulkiler, London; and James Liverpool. Witham Baku, of Plymouth-Dock, liven-draper, January 9, 12. and jo, at fin. at C: *London. Attornry, WilSams, Aldernianbury,tondon. Jofrph Evatt, of Rood-lane, Loudon, &Minn, dealer and clay/- Sian, Janttary,s, and 16,st twelve. and Jan. 30, at amen, at London. Attorney, Mr. Atchehm, Edy-place, Holborn, London'. _ . - Jame Wcidoh. of Lawrence-bane, London, wartime/Imam, dealer and cbaprnan, Doe. as, at nine, January, 1 and bet, at tin, at Guildhall, Loma- Attorney. M*. CurAgailli, DIVIDFNDS. Jan. tT. (gratin Caldareilani'fbornat Stny tb, both of Liver. pool, and' ohn totes hod bansel Gregory, both of UMW bankers, dealers, and rortners. at eleven, treat:es Hotel; JP: Lord-ftreet, Livorgool. Jen. i. VViEirfa r and Vilflatn James, boat of Wooing. rn tu, tomWdou coil:Users, debt-, et% and c s tpko f at the Red i 4012, in Par* Arra; St 3.0 if,. Omar thbrkfire, Middlefer.liqvor-rarrchant, cover . olcaler and eta_rman, at ten, at Guild/141, London. a 6 . Mathew Wdifhi%;,ton, of NOrwiat, Ibis-tin*, at, ten, at Guildhall, Lone* lea 4. Peter Die m . of IOU!, toepboiler, dealer and inpo..ai ton, *tic *Met Ltgp Iftgotl'OrgniWea Da. JAIldES's 'FOR the It hetintatirtief CiAds which p rera l at this fwifon of tat year, no 7s le•!leine it fa fare and eats. 016tieal Dr. JAMBS's AM.% I.E.PT:C Tack peewi t , :.temkney to preatiote Perftsirataott, and ali the uaturaf Sam, 0011 h. will account ror their Orttr ttesin tittle Complaints, aalMAl at to relmty otitis to . bleiler human frame is Habib kept thc,ykiltiodes of oug, lc., ..111cy arc adtniwy ruliteit tor diGiders or the Stomach and Bowels, for reru n . of itsittow g a my t h itk, as atfo for tlinfe skissee'confliim Opus low 4a t, aff.:*.l by a tclottylive 4 on csilanary They arclikeseifir y ferDeenSl: in I iemi-Asht occa• Soueit by Indigo Ills*, anshin removing the h d ttfret th e .110 , 0 t 4 ,s4O, rcv.. cliii"gP4 l3 " "jil t fu ' cora - cook "timprrantio Rec Our.. tt0...11 h.: nikl to thou nater ayety eausatfs • otaatirtror drin'slog, at,d ut m cv , t y ai zhi Inearp.Dtion ; and them thole well known char..e;eriftienf pre s , routing longoiity will lie maintained; ear , by ,jhlting hiature to th e , Las tteitatse6fitbutolausi th t cooftitutian as it avert in contiuuniz9tir.tio7 priarue &U lm. dy in health athl vi,tour, and iwerent pranaturcd.thy. As the AN Al r r s t c l'it.ts owe sil& - escalltnee io a peculiar preparation, which has never been ditiJaeJ by the *vim * but to the prefent I'mytietors t they only . 1,, from dusts. an d .. t h, 7 are sold by FUAecIO Nt.withar, att4 warchoure,(or Dr, japtci s Powe.cr, Nit!. 41,thcE411 4 40 fit. Paul's, a fewAoorsihnit Chtspliec,Loltion ; ;41d at Ur./araes'a late hunk in Bruton- Itrect ; in BustaVrice s. (41. twit, Stamp baclud44l; . or • the ra•tity 1,4 f 'alto boa, for a 3. tikei i :she, ar. b...wbely, Nu. 44, lit..Paura. a ds aograutklu the Itturipi: AM ottkri. ar ante aerfaite. • . TO THE UNPRLItipIaT. WHEN his Majcay's Let Let Patent have be e ; granted to a prt•paratiom'or treuitine, the public are at once r 'larded a3ainft fraud alliditn i soft.W, a. foal paeoj e i eew prep: i aiioo is prcvloufly fearthed into = id atrilized by talfer t ud able Prof, 41" ors, and on *dr report *Pi tisa grant o 1 a Paton. The Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial have both fraud th e telt of the firit Medical Men in Englarid.r.od the grcateit pt,. feffon in Phyfie of the prefenrage ; and for whieb hi. Maj,(V e has granted his Royal Letters Patent ; thus fasaftioth4 s ee : duns is bold in holdir.g forth to the world : he above two . unri valled Medicines, which is the fruit of dote end (tedious appli cation, for upwa rds of 48 years. The raltmical Syrup Jaim e ,. tales and fare cure for all Venereal infedions : if •he human frame has been poifoned by the above infection, or by Mercu rial preparations, the Botanical Syrup will (if regularly taken) purify the body, and clear it front all laceehes and foi•cs, squall fo that of the infant newly born ; It Glects or Goncrrbsta, for bottles will be requifite to perform a cute. In Women, it t a Medicine is a certain remedy. agaiuft bummers or finality, are foosn.l osanplaiots the funale is fulijee4 to, which delicacy pre. vents to be here inferted , and w ldch is hilly expleizcd is ' flu Guide to Old Age." All kinds of debility, wholicr arifum cam the habits of, feho 01-hos, or the indulgence of nuture age,tv id. render men rneershte, end - maim them unfit to enjoy the rings of r ock il y, and mono To Dist of dire married !late the . topical Syrup will remove ; ' the goodefikets of whiels, tllaa. lands have caperlenead and nuMbere have teftified. To there Wks or Geotienten bosaleriog in the Stast of Me. trizsony, the Doctor would partleatarly *commend the Bata. pleat Syrup, (prior to Apia appeorablee4stfore the Altar of Hy. Weti), WhO arc in ;be frnallo“ dttlee aßluefillititoc of the (yams oat being clai , found, or rvbietl to rdamiolle of the kW& The BO l' -Al • sYttir and NgR Valk. CimpiAL. Al t i to ha hat at the odor's Hook, ,Na 9, Auansa.asacs, t a m doors from the iSevetiast MUI42/ii• Bierlgriars Bridge. is WO n ee a t 54a, a sa. 64, gal sii, 64. Al4s l arGaisliois f No. a% r6reship s aiSfi at CaekcAls.Atfeledt 4-tslis lo2 - liafti, Cruttcycli, .1 olak9w, Batter, • 1101, Stu* . Hull, lir. Peck, Pilo" lii,lina l , . on and Co. 1 taintm . , Mr. Remnant, Bbiingisam. Swbutty, ' Eoglifis Book/tiler. . _ illedforl, Smith, .. ..lpfv.ci.:b. Middlcdttcb, Ellandford, Simmons, , Mt of 1n , .31 . 1t, Ail!in. pury St. Edmund's, Dinfk, lrwiot, i. i'utuai, merchant. Bridport, Margrie 14eds. Ss:gads:3 cn, ' .. Cheltenham, Buckle; Lytin, Gales, Cambridge, Oce, triceßim. s wi:‘ fen, Canterbury, Bra Tow, . , Lewes, Elliott, Celine, Jotße, Man hater, Lync Chatham, Etheringlml, Margate, Silver, Chelmsford; Meggy and Co. Newbury, Fuller, Chatter; Poole and Son, Neste*Rß, Walker, Cbichefter, Phi! Ligon, bhsrtharnyton, Dicey sad 0 4 Dublig. Spiltbury and Co. Nottingham, &abase= Du rhanl; nandcrfon , Norwich, StrunfilP s Deal, Pore, &ford, Jones. Dover, Wales, Plymouth Nettleton, Devises, Ilconichicon. : 12orelhisals. beim. Derby, Drewry, . Reading, Smart, esd Ol t Ediollurgh, lls,arter. • • -,. • &Ind.:clans!. Scat w ies, ......--I—. l Mere' Hutle)4, . Shrewfbury, V.A• •••••• Marc Da on lit Southainptoli; takor, • And by molt Rooktkliera and Moileinc-Venitas In ' Mel* langd - Irs. .1 It will Sc net of the Dciaor dumld fee Poch Patients as no afiliaed with Deane& tit Loft of Sight or Gad their Cats, by Letter or Parcel, td the (Pon or :mime gaLl.), M. Ids ufnal Feep—The Afedlchifo may he bad every Day. TO Tr4om.m TAYLOR b.SQ, No. L till; kgiparrovitak. r, LONDON, DRAB -FEEL it a duty incumbent upon toe, to in A roof the very great and extraordinary dim I have Tee fruits your iavalpable Medirinkv—t IS. PATENT PIL About :wo yahk adoi west attack. d with a VENT a tit ms °soot, which I strat.d rather lithily for loom time, but the Difcafe at Lugthiprcailing Att mob my Body, was ct:idigost apply to the molt eininesi. 4 the Eseulty, but their ailittancs afforded wily tent wary relict.-I went hmugis variovi Cowries of Salvation, and front being rather of a carpi& at Hibit sets roduced to a metc . aluAdein. The Ulc,r4 that rpread all mg my limb., uncle:T.l me a complete Objcut fo that my fridge defpabed of ray recoyery. Whets booftht to !iris irea,tioNl coulidmq death he Itievitobt:, but a rcladori of mine cornmeal ins spats the many iin your Pills had ftwecethll,l Was induced to try a WI of th.on, which I thought rather rc lieoed me, and by pert reran, e for two or three months, s 4 toi riving year Din dion 4, I esp.:H.lc. a the molt unaceountap Me Relaxation from P lit , the sores gradually fubliJing; I ans bow, thank Goa, perfeStly r..cotrt.:l, and walking out SOY' I do ubt not but one more box, which I think cautious mtge. will citabbili my health in its et igitial lite.. It is with the mat hcartf. It 0-41tu& that 1 Cubic r. fir, your mach obill4 fervat.t, WIC PICIIOII. Decinfgatc, hianchefter, July t, !ex. P. S. Eta t tic pah:ie benefit I .lo not °Wel to the above lel hag pablilod, hut leave you to ad as your owes better ju meat thail dictate. Prepared am: Sold by the !al Prnirictor.Tnos. Trio& MemLcr of the Royal College of tioneons, London, at W Hook, Na. y , Ncw•firicipe-flicet Where, after a bola refidencc of mote than thOty-lx years, In a pra4Ece dircct.d to the Care of Vencaval Complaints, wish that invite* isle re t•ccy which men of his Profellon Amulet always akin, he flatten hiniklf, the ;evict, an aiiißance be rrituit.adle afs *adders to perfons tills kfetileine, wit! be titceinst. St 5 iiikarkti: . l 's:tlie , m an advaotags feldom to hi obi...fact!. soll - - void of amb:gnity. Alfo Sold. by Li , Appointment. for the convenience of dna Living at a di:three, at the Perfun='l. No 35 St. Alban's' (tree, Pail-Mall; this Toy-fu.p, No. tot. Oxfori.ftrets: M. DithorougLh, No. 7, Flea.att,t-h:' , l; Sir. Steel's, Bookfeliet, NG. t, Dolan-Row. Licit; l ovt , 4 Hill; Mr. Watfoec. Soo** bridge, Edlrsborgh; P t r Calwc.ih, Dublin ; Mr. Miler* Ligcrpool; Mr. Athinf. Manchefter ; and by out Pea' La every confiderable 'Coven In °scat-Britain and Irelatd, 1$ Bow of onl7 , xch. Peaks' up wi th Miami plain P.iroi• tides, whereby Parma of either Sex may Cure thothfelves Ede, Speed. Secrecy, and Safety. N. B. Every Box fold In Orcat-Britain Is fealed ta, wit? a Stamp, on which. hy favour of the Commilloners. is inSor , ' at the stamp-011ice.-.T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-Meow . Oa Inaltate tiffileb nod all 'thug are counterfeit 8.6141)6N: Printed for eh; Vroprictors. Fie DAPIO • tf ir l , F;trusbrarcet) it tfte ST•a Pa I Nn r • fireV ; antS tribliftedol LEVEL KENT, (rf car terbt r-place, Larskt.9, at No. a. Carrv-P-P"t• Sri l • Sta"FiCS• Ta ng ta wika Offiro stU c usmiri . 'wak FIC dIII kite& arts rsiatikd ao k atkilleft • Av-141.3•C:...'t I'l .l i7~ ••, • '7l------Turielm 1074, ~: :ROl7 . EVENT 'pita 31146767 j • Lard Rendoies, Mr. Mesalron Mr. /JAW • rervai, Mr ? C.. KJ ? favorer, Mr. WRO ; AA Oft i1° 44,114 Mrs AGE , ip r ri all " 14111.40P11 71k I .4.. " re.,VENII I'7 ! bkirfialed liqS OF TH E ; SLAVS' ll' ank.l6or-allijelikinse, Dre pillheis vat/4a br Mr. Mai .-- piefhendies oftke THE r ry, ,•o4THE )10.08 OF • Can' Qtlotegu Mr. F kikk ae d r. 4 )fin, Dillington'a :al and yleOFlri etAr plasPo ia *bile fnaliT elabill4hatoa. OtiNt EVEN! laireated, at SANS oar, as Entartaiameni • A nil& A.. the Rreii .PART hartlotat. and the Son 41161.1.°11=PS°t. Rec Son vs- Rec Son ; 5 1 1._ 611 1 Rec Son ;eur - all Ita. ilbo.does; PART II • Or Peter Impatient. RfC . . The Voyage of Life. Snn llie a ttn . we : Thieve& Sort ßec Sons. 'I • PART 111. I hfatrimany. Rte -- "Te Original and the Son .. • RAWL Rcc CTOge ar...1 its ihadow. Son, vkiXtudcs of Glory g r iCAmkailidor with- Rec timawleadala Sun tin Mahar and I. -71$ which voltam, Ind castrated and amomyanied by h ihrtancolloxes 56.—P Stan*ioen at Seven, said tit the Boxes may be tako -pIaCC. • only entrance to the TI neat will be bronchi Gasebals- Sop Marked thus (') ste pi 'it Vino Vanes. Oa Menai the yob Inn • • Put the Second. Price Pi TIMM YEARS TOUR T _ _ 741 SW . ;Vaill By Mr. DIBP beaks of Letters, written to a idlliatodable Friends • enriched thc ilpot , . by Mr. and Vlratit wM be compelled in nth; to hi-peened every Foetid& rapper ero handfonte 'Volumes Shy Wien led Twenty Vigneto .1V hone Paper, price 7s• ea MaY now be rev at Mr. Dind • whew Subleriptions arc rue, mod Co.'s, No. 25, Pall M Pot die Thud will be publAril a !R dais Publiettlaa petted _IAAAFORD BRIDGE INN .11111tallqut fromeLonelon, on t E.ADAMS (front the Gt .._ lewt kame.capetifully to in 111111 41oneid Mr. GObD•lll3..ift thi t i t4cono that his nunoft cdtiesan embis ti Hook DANA, to Inc of *air Vintners. He • **leo el mins tbc Loudon l' ulluitepetate tbscugh intercfted bait &Public countenance, who A W OONII/gOtanre m l 4 'VW; limps alai __at_o_ NAL N.B. Pdaing at the re I+ll iPe PRESERVATION r•d R. ISIGMO T N E D " : " :u d a "IL No the bowie to inform the iii that for the better account' elk W univerfally approved Prer ihtldlowing Agents in London fe Si. New Bond-ltrect t NI di; Mr. Rooney. 9.1, HMI"' ......_0•06111; Mr. Bohm Royal-Eiel tai5a..... 11 ‘24 New Sonoy.itevet ;* Mars. near Goldin-fquare ; er England, &reload, ke.ltease no it happy in ftatini utathfai_pradtak (in winds time h hilt liability at the united kin* . 1111pollems, proved by bia cal I woiNah,,, to he the molt cendoeive volhav NMI shin, them that p to every point ; and with. to cOrnatuninite to the Pub!: that. Ns n,nrifriee anti bni ee hie printed dinthaion, will "trffitiPoire ICr klll aid to on antaterleit thereof, his Mal r mum bkriLor.a, LIT rate , ambled. the Ban sei tritaIRTAT/TI L9TllOllt. *tea and texture, on then tame,!with Ma P atent Lab 'SA *mien feet to either el the Ealaassihaktitigi. will It UAvbr i c 1. sic.*