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LAW Iite7ELA.IGENCE. colnur OF KING'S BENCH, DEC. at. BIATSON V. SCRAWL. Mr. EltSlll4l Rated, that this was an oftion againit the Defendant, as a Commiffioner of the Tranfport Board, under the following circum. fiances :—The Plaintiff had chartered his (hip to the Commitlinners of that Board at a cettain freight, fubjea to a claufc, that if the (hip loft any time, or was guilty of any breach of orders, that in filch cafe the Commiaioners fhould have power to mutt them, by flopping a part of the freight. The Defendant had pleaded that there was a fors of time and breach of orders, upon which he grounded his Defence. The eitctins. fiances of the cal were as follow: The fbip Afia failed from Cork on the allth of Auguß, with a crew of forty.cight men and nine boys. On board this (hip was put about 7co men, women, and children, defined for Quebec : among them was a child with the fmall pox, which was the fource of all their misfortunes. In a very few days the fmall pox broke out, and made the 'hip a fcene of the utmof mifery ; the (tench and pu tridity of this diforder produced alto a malignant fever, attacking thofc who were not fubjed to the (mall pox. Several of the troops, a great many of the children, and two of the Seamen diet during their parage, and when they arnved at Quebec, the malady fn much. istcreafed that molt of the Seamen were taken with the infe4tions dif order. Several were fent on (bore lick, and fix deferted fuch a (cene of wretchednefs. With the crew in this fate, General Hunter, certainly from mifreprcfentation of the Rate of the Ihip, ordered or 'zoo men on board to proceed to Hali fax, and the captain tired every endeavour to re cruit his (hip's company, by getting Canadian Sailors. With there difadvantagcs againfl him he weighed anchor, and was proceeding to fea, when thecarpenterand the remainder of his originalcrew refufed to go to fea with fuch an infuthcient com plement of me*. Under there circumftances Mr. E. contended that there was no breach of cove nant, and that when the Plaintiff undertook to have a fuelcitast crew, if he took all . reafonable means to fecnre that point; if he failed with his full complement he could not he fuppofed to contend againft a moral and phyfical evil. The amount of the mule would not come into quef tion, as it was agreed, by admiffions between the parties, that the only queftion to be tried (honk! be —Whether there were any grounds for impofing the penalty at all The evidence fubftantiated the cafe as opened bey Mr. Erfkine. The Avroaxsy GENTIAL argued for the De• fendant, that the Plaintiff mull be confidered as a general infurer, and that be was bound to provide aping all rifques. The whole public fervice de pended upon enforcing, with the utmoft rigour, all fuch contracts; and in the prefent cafe the de lay had been attended with the moll ferious incon venience. Independant of the troops being delayed, whore Cervices were wanted at Halifax, the (hip was dellined to carry the Maroons from America to Sierra Leone. The climate was inhofpitable to the conftitutions of chafe men, and by the delay of the (hip many of them per:tilled with the cold of that northern region. The Learned Counfel contended with great eat neftnefs, that in order to fupport the public Awoke, no latitude of conftruc tion fhould be admitted in infruments fuch as was before the Court, but that the parties fhould be bound to conform to their very letter. Lord lEzavox, in giving his opinion, Paid, that looking at the Charter Party, he thought that a party was not bound to do more than ufe all ne ceffary precautions. If by the vifiution of Goo. as in this cafe, the crew was difabled from navi gating the (hip, he could not think it a breach of orders, nor a wilful neglect of duty. It had ap peared in the caufe, that the Captain bad ufed all diligence to repair his lots, but that his utmoft ef forts had proved tneffeßnal. His Lordlhip then complimented the Public Board for the cautions manner in which they expended the public mo ney, and commended their yfroesefi, but vra; in dined to think, in this cafe, diet there had been no breach of the Charter Party. A converfation took place between Mr. Arroa 111Y-GIMBILAL and Mr. Eeserwit, in which it was at length agreed to take a fpecial verdict; finding the leading fees of the cafe, viz. That the (hip failed with the full complement; that the crew was dimininted by the vifitation of GOD; that the Cap tain did all in his power to repair the lots ; and referring it to the Court in this cafe—Whether the non-failing was any breach of the Charter Tarty t—Vatia fo found. RAYMOND V. BARCLAY. Mr. Glass ftaied, that this anion was brought to afcertain whether the freight, &c. of a thip was belonging to the plaintiff, as executor of a Mr. Blight, or to the defendant ? The faits of the cafe were as follow :—Mr. James Blight, refiding in the Weft Indies, was the owner of a Chip called the Julius Clear, which was about to fail to Eng land, and which he withed to have fold upon her arrival. He accordingly wrote to a Mr. Fenton, to receive the freight and fell the thip. It had fo k a a e plened, that durin g the voyage, Mr. Blight and the Capta in received dircaions from the execotoo to apply to Mr. Fenton. Mr. Fen ton had accepted bills upon the credit of this con fignment, one of which he had paid, but the thip had never heat conveyed to him. Hammond agreed that Fenton fhould receive the freight, fub jea to the opinion of the Court. Lord )(savor: Laid, he wifhed much that a cafe &mild be made to fettle this point. If they tra velled over to the other fide of the Hall to a Court of Equity, an aaual affignment of an eflate was not neeeffary to create an ownerthip ; the mere tiepofiting of title deeds, under certain circum. 'Lances, would in that Court be decreed I convey ance. If property was taken out of a man's hands, whin in ionidence of that depots he had advanced his many, it famed to him very unlike jaatce-- if it ware joked lawe—erafe moved. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JANUARY z. A Ream of the PRICES of FLOUR, frogp the 19th °lnce' -to the zstb of December ineltiree. Total 9,028 (3.CILSAVCratt 694.3 t d. is. cid. higher than laR return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bap 31 181 to sl lis Pockets 4 4$ to 71 TM SMITHFIELD, January t. To fink t►e otral--yer (tone of 81b. Oaf 4$ sa to 6s 41 Veal - ss 44 to 6s rod Muiton -ss od to 6s 61 Pork - 6s od to p cal Stock at Market this morning, &efts 600, Shcep tsoo. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, January x. Per ftone of Mb. by the careafc. Beef 3s Ind to St 44 Veal 4s 44 to 6s 7d Mutton 4s 6d to ss 84 Pork 61 od to 76 4d PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 4s old Town Tallow 68s od to os Clare market os od Ruffia ditto (c.a.) 6os od to his Whitt-chapel market 0 od Raffia ditto (foap) 57e tons (per Roue of Sib) White Candle Ruffia 6os to os Melting Stuff 495 od tolls 8s old Ditto Rough 3ss od to cs Average Price 4s od Greaves • -19 s od to os Good Dregs ITS to Of Yellow Soap, 681. to os.—Mottled,76s.—Curd, Sos. Candies, to,. 64.--.Moulds, its. 6d. RAW HIDES. January t. Hit/es (per Row) 34 ed to pBd Heavy Calf 91 od each Middling as :ad to 3s 2d Horfe Skins 121 to 15s Ordinary so ad to ss 4d Sheep Skins 4s od to 7s 6d PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each, - -16 d to ad Ditto, 6o to 661 b - . - 194 to tad Merchants Backs . ald to i7l Dreffing Hides . - 13 d to 14 Fine Coach Hideo - • zeld to 1 Crop Hides for Cutting - x7d to sod Plat Ordinary . - xsd to !a Calf Skins, 30 to 4olb per dorm, - and to 244 Ditto so to 701 b - - 244 to asd DITTO, 70 to 806 - - 14 to 264 Small Soak (Greenland) per lb. so 4d to 25 84 Large ditto - . zoos to 120, per dos. Tanned Hods Hides - as to sos each . Gam Skins - - ITS to 63. per dosen PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, January z. Smithfield. St. James's. • Whitechapel. O. Hay 3zeto 5 5 3 o o cos 8 0 4 4 *to 5 8 0 N.do. ootoote Straw 1 7to tx3 z z 6 otos s 0 2 note i ill • %over 4zo tos zs ..—.... 5 to oto 6 6 o - COALS, January I. Belt Cnak irk the Pod, al. 64. ed. per Chaldroo. Delivered al. as.. od. Sunderland, al. is. od. Delivered 21. um 64 At the Public Office,Hatton Garden,onWednef day, a fellow,who had formerly been a publiean,was examined a fecond time, being charged with going to different public-honfes in company with a wo man, where they regaled themfelvcs with things of the belt. He might have gone on the whole win ter in this way, had be not bilked Mr. Smalley, of the Blue Boar, Great Ruffell-greet, Bloomfbory, who had advertifed hint with a defcription of his perfon, by which defcription, tifinfl the fame art of bilking, at the houfe of qrs. Price, the Bunch of Grapes, in Albemarle-fireet, Clerkenwell, he was apprehended. He always contrived to get his female companion out of the way firs, and after wards to make his own efcape,leaving the reckon ing unpaid. Six publicans appeared againft him for the like offences. A friend of his came for ward to indemnify the fufferers, but not having fufficient money about him, the prifoner was re manded to prifon till Monday. RonnaltiEs.—ln confcquence of the numerous highway robberies' and burglaries lately commit. ted in and about the metropolis, feveral notorious offenders have, wi th in 'bele few days, been appre hended by -the Bow-greet Officers and patrole, among whom are two notorious houfe-breakers and three footpads. In the poffeffion of the houfe-breakers was found various property, fup pofed to have been Role's, and in the lodgings of one of them, a molt complete fet of tools for houfe-breaking. The footpads, who were taken a few evenings fince, on the Kent road, were, on Thurfday even ing, examined before Sir RICHARD FORD, when two teals found on one 4, them were identified by Mr. Shaw, the meffenger, who was one night, about a fortnight ago, on the Deptford-road, rob bed by two footpads ; and a young man, who re fides in the Borough, identified the perfons of two of them, for affaulting and robbing him near Peckham Gap, on the evening of the s6th of De cember lag. He, with Mr. Shaw, was bound over to profecute at the next a ffi xes for the county of Kent; but as the prifoners are fufpeded to have been guilty of moft of the highway robberies lately committed in the counties of Kent and Sur rey., they were again ordered to be brought np for re-examination on Monday next, when the houfe-breakers are alto to appear, and the property found will be exhibited. Early on Wednefday morning, a Gentleman's bade in Laytonnone, Me:, was broke open, and robbed of a quantity of plate, wearing apparel of confiderable value, and about 301. in call). On Wednefday night the dye.houfe of Man. Brnwn and Bryant, dyers, in John.fireet, Beth nal-green, was broke open and robbed of a large quantity of fill to a very confiderable amount. A daring robbery was committed on Thurfday tall, near Chelmsford, by two men difguifed in rough coats, like (mugglers. Mr. Jofeph Tilney, a farmer at Writtle, was returning home from market, when he was overtaken by the above men, and robbed of calh and notes to the amount of 401. befides his watch. On leaving him, they (truck him feveral violent blows on the bead, which it was at firft fuppofed had fraelared his &all, (wear ing that if he made any alarm, they would return and kill him. Lail week Edward Poyster was committed to Reading gaol, by Sir CHALLIS MIMI', charged with Scalina heifer at Mortimer, Berks, the property of David Hughes. _ _ Friday fe'nnight were committed to the fame gaol, by Josue Towne, Mayor, and Samos". Towage, Efqn. Juftices of the borough of New bury, Timothy Slingo, charged on fufpkion of Sealing a few and four pigs, the property of Richard Durham; and Solomon Slingo, for re calving the Paid four pigs, knowing theta to have Inca MAD. MA Otk Wedoefday, the Lady of ME. P. W. Crowther, Efq. of a Son, at Hlghbury Lodge. Thurfday, Mrs. Alexander, of 13fdford-row, of a fon. MARRIED. Lately. by fpecial licence, by the Rev. Ralph Brandling, George Payne, Efq. of Suiby Abbey, Northamptpnihire, to Mifs Mary Grey, fecond daughter of Ralph William Grey, H . q. of Backworth, Northumberland. Thurfday, at Mary-la-bonne Church, Richard Thomas Streatheld, Efq. of the Rocks, Suffez, to Mifs Shuttleworth, eldeft daughter of Robert Shuttleworth, Efq. of Barton-lodge, Lancalhire. Same day, by the Rev. Dr. Morice, at St. George's, Ha onver-Iquare, the Rev. Henry Morice, Vicar of Dagenham, youngeft fon of Dr. Morice, to Mifs St. Aubyn; and Captain Pearfe, of the 14th Light Dragoons, fon of the late Colonel Pearfe, of the Ealt India Company's Service, to Mifs Martha St. Aubyn, daughters of Sir John St. Aubyn, of Clovrance, Cornwall, Bart. Same day, at Mary-la-bonne Church, Thomas Aftley, Efq of the feventh Light Dragoons, to Mifs Comyn, daughter of the late Rev. Thos. Comyn, of Tottenham, Middlefea. DIED. LaR week, the infant daughter of Thomas Monte, Efq. of the Polygon, Southampton. LaR week. at Salifbury, in the 70th year of his age, Mr. Henry Goldwyer. Lilt week, at St. David's, aged 57, the Rev. Delabere Prit chett, 57 years Subekanter of that Cathedral, and 49 years Pa riat Prkft. On Sunday evening, at the boufe of Henry Holland, Efq. SloanTlace, Mifs Ruft, eldeft daughter of James Ruft, Efq. of Granfdoo, Cambridgelhire. On Chriftmas Day, at the advanced age of 95, Mrs. Flet cher, rend of Thos. Fletcher, Efq. late of Rufhdon-hall, Igor thamptoaDdre. • On Wednefday fe'nnight, after a few days Rinds, Mr. Edw. Chandler, of Knightfbridge, Cooper; his only lifter en Mon day, and both are to be buried together in the fame grave. On Monday fennight, at Wells, Lady Franca Seymour, rad of the Right Hon. Lord Francis Seymour, late Dean of Wells, and uncle to the Duke of Sosnerfet. Sunday, at his limit in Harley-ftreet, Cavendith-fquare, Peter Bathurft, Efq. of Clarendon Park, near Saliibury ; a General in the Army, and formerly M. P. for Eye, Suffolk.— He has bequeathed the bulk of his fortune to his half-brother for life, and afterwards in fee to the (mind fon of the prefent Earl Bathurft. HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE TOMORROW Morning , - o minutes after o "Afternoon - u minutes after o FOR CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISMS, BRUISES, &c. Dr. STEERS'. OFODELDOC. _ _ _ 'THIS Medicine has been long acknowledged to be fuperior to every Preparation of the Kind in the Cure of Bruifes, Sprains, Rheumatifins, Cramps, Numbncfa and Stlifncfs of the Joints, and other external Complaints, as well as in reftoring a proper Circulation to the Limbs when in a Paralytic State. his alfo . particularly ferviceable for Chilblains; but in this Complaint it ihoold be diffolved, and applied warm. On the Outfide of each Bottle of the Genuine Opodeldoc is pfted a Stamp, in which are engraved thcfe words—' F. Nawar, tr, N 0.45. St. Puri." All others are counterfeit. Sold only by F. Mr ws a R ,at the Warchoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, In St. Paul's Church-yard, a kw doors front the corner of Cheapftde, London; and, by his appointment, by Mt iTrs. jebuult and Co. No, 150, and J. Pidding, No. 76, Oxford.ftreet ; J. Wade, Old Bond-greet; Bayley and Co. Cockfr , ,r-ftreet ; Godfrey and Cooke, Southampton-ftrett ; j.Ward, Middle-row, Holborn T. Tutt Royal Exchange; and W. Clarke, Borough, High-Rivet. P rice 21, 6d. per Sot. tle,inalucling the Stamp, or S:x for 139.6 d. . B. As the Opodeldoc for :. , .portation is exempted from the Stamps, and therefore d..; Ived of that mark of authenti city, and as great quantities of counterfeits are tent out of the kingdom; all perfous abroad, to prevent t.zc!l impiSitioui. at e delired to be particular in ordering their Ai:ma to procure this Medicine from Mr. Nev ''cry's. EXTRACT PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. I1;;i;;ert of the rioprietort of the A well known ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, first con , pufed and prepared by the late FRANCIS SPILSSU AY, at his ii:fpen. fary, No. ts, Soho Square, London, and continued may and featly, there to be prepared genuine,to guard the Public agaiuit the impolitions which are daily praftifed againft hfcdicinci poffeffing the firft refpedtability; and as the virtues of the An tifeorbtrie Drops have been found not only an antidote in icor bode complaints, but a fuccofsful rcfource iu cut•tncous erup tions, fcrophula, gout; rheumatifm, and the attendant difcafes of the nerves, as the lift of cures accompanying each bottle, given in en ample bill of directions, will testify, as well as the Treelife cm diet, gout, Ste. written by the late Proprietor, (which may alfo be Lad at the Difpeufary) fiesta them out as t object to try, under their fandion, loch fpurloua Imitations, For this real . = the Proprietors, by the favour of his Majcity's Conunlioners of the Stamp Office, have affixed a !tamp on each bottle, printed in black ink, with the words Spilfbury sad Co. No. as, Soho Square, expreffed upon it, which, lithe pnehafer attends to, togrJher with the words "Br rue KING'. PATINT."OIII the bottle, bill, and wrapper,with the addition or the King's arms oa the larger, he may be &Cured be has ob. tained the genuine medicine, as fold at the Difpenfary, Soho. Square, London, in battles ofss. and tL as. each, duty lucluded 'WHEN Profeffional Men of education and re eponability deviate from the general fyitem by the fe kakis of a peculiar Branch, the Indica of long continued Steeds is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclave treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful rcfult of my plan gives me additional ard our to oppole as far as lam able the ranges of thole complaints which arc the weft 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 to refcut. from the ignorance of uneducated Men or the equally den genus precipitancy of general Praditioncn. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de- voted my attention, comprize every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recant or long duration.--adly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether *riling from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and billy that de rangement of the fyitem In Women which is called BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeaks are the retitle of ignorance or Sage in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap. pens that the feeds of Life are mimed by the indifcretion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuels complaints are cafily cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that I may prefume to offer a radical re.eitabliflunent. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftras in th is diforder compared with the calamitous fituadons of Men, wht from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gale. ties of a falitionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility whid is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his mifery, but care, fully conceals his misfortune, it may be tome confolation for him to know, that although it be an object of doubt or uacer• tainty with other Praditiopers, the removal of thefe DER. CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire inettt of my experience. If the rites of Bacchukur Yeats Rave i begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteract ion of this languid Rate, and in thrfe cafes no great dimities will emir. But where this illideney bee far years exifted, a proper Per. levenmeeleMdipen/dirrerdliteto revive the flumbring fparin of Life, and to rimming* the Cooftitution. Mint= WOMEN, who have long been difappointed in their aped alim of a Family, may be &Cured, that in moil Mamie ha defer& are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is fo effendi' to my undertaking, and the Quelidesdoos which I have prefotned to Rate, form tin Bads a my Pnsenikess, and in coincidence with full this intl. . modest is gives, that Mr 11--- may be confulted pefonall) r e Ll r yiettars Welding a Wall noes) at his houfe, No. so, Ana ateas Strunk neer Tenspioanr. There is an additional macaws in Waterdreet adjoining sad the name Is as both the doors. M. B. litaber of dot Itold College of *mom FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSrS; Mlt.G REENOUC:I - I'sLOZENGF rOLTTb which contain all the fattening and he di• g of the celebrated Balfant of Tau, and are the Ocala.: . I!.. tt cffedtual rermtty of the kind In all Coughs, lialrf. • • trs. Throats, and Delluzioni on the I.nng , , Waling ;11, r4wrj, 23 4 forettcfs of the Bradt, and affor,lin c ,- :Treat re!iif In ilio - tio.fs of Breath, and in Aftlimatic and Confumptive cow.; lan.;s ; c„, 7 do not cloy the lbsinach,but rather cr...atc an apprti:-. But al the great benefit to he derived from them can only t!c fecund by having them genuine, the Pohlic are regoeßril to ril , 'erae; that R. Hayward, No. so, I.r.dgatc-hill, is pri::;...d oa the Ramp, as all others are counterfeits. Thcfc Lozetig::s are prtl pared and fold by R. Hayward, (fueectior to T. , l.rwitoegb, the Inventor.) NO. SO. t ~a!e- hill ; fold by F. Isl,:u.b,rr, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bayky and 13h w. Coclofnerl ' ftreet ; H. J..boult airl Co. Nu. 150, On ord-Rreci; 5. \V:414,, 324, Holborn ; T. Overton, 47, 'New Btrtd-ftro.ti, anti W. Clark, No. 259. Borough, P. ice it. t td. the hox. FOR Rheumatiims, RhcumAtic Gout, &Lair- Lembago, Head-acts, Nun:briefs, Palfy, ludigeftion, tulent Spafinodic or flyir.g Pains, general Debility and ReLaxa;. tion of the Syftem, Sprains, &Wks and CHILl11.:1111S. Experience has proved the mild ftimulating powers of WHITEHEAD'S ESSENCE Or MUSTARD Pills, and fluid LA fence, the molt effedual remedy ever made Lnown to the w•orW; having fucceeded in cafes of fix, dght, ten, twenty, and even of forty years ftanding, after other men, had and it has ahfolutely cured more patients of the above complaint, that► all the medicines ever before made Public. For Chilbbina; Sprains, and Bruifes, the fluid EiTence if ufed according to the direcition, has never failed in a inftance, and fo fingelarly penetrating is its nature, and Ipcedy its op, mtion, as generally to cffcdt the cure of CPDLDLAINS, by a Tingle liberal appli cation. Whitehead's FM:nee of Muftard is prepared and fold at 25. pd. each Box or Boa:, by R. JouNs ro N, .Ipodsecary. No. ts, Greek-ltreet, Soho, London : its reputation is fo go. aces!, that ii is fold by every Medicine Vender in England, Ireland, Weft Indies, and America. To prevent counterkit impolition, purchafers are requcfted to obferve, the Ge-tine i.diftiuguifhcd by the King's Patent. and the Signature It..fonNSTI/ti, the Patentee's own writing, on the label of each Bottle and Sox. - RHEUMATIC GOUT. THE Opinion of the Gout's being incapable of a perfed cure is fully difproved in the cafes of the (Mow ing rcfpedtable Charat.Rers. After fuel iniubitabk tenimonies. it Lny tan be found fu abfurd as to entertain a fhactow of doubt, thy elmolt dcfcrvc to fuff..T Al the painful diens 4" that dread ful diforchr. 're there Dr. GARDNER can add hundreds of other perfors,reflored to health by his fills and Plaiiters ; lonic of them after h av i ng fuffered above 25 years. . . - _ _ G.WaionT, RN. No. en, Duke-Itreet, Manchefter-fguare„ many years alllietwd with the Gout, was cured by Gardner's Pills, 1796, and will with •pleafure latisfy the afflieled. J. James, Efq. Bake,.arca, Portman-Cquare, was fo mach afflitted with Gouty Spann% in his Itamaeh and. Me, that he could not reit after 3or 4 o'clock in the morning. This Gentle man willies it to be known, that Dr. Gardner's Pill% and Plaiftcr have entirety relieved him of this and a violent Ithyunlatifm is his lhoulder Mr. IsErr, No. 277, Whitechapel-road, coach fpring-tnaker. &c. a sp.ar. wac cured in 1797. Mr:Mua a is, keeps the Fountain, Clapton, was s 6 years afflieted, but completely cured in i 796. Mr. IlduaToN, citethanougcr, Welldore-tquare, was long afflktc4, but cured in 1795. CHALK GOUT. Mrs. Lewis, aged 79, Wilaillidted xx years with the Chalk Gout. cured 1796, at the Rev. Mr. Wcfley's Chapel-yard, :vi tal-ficids. Dr. Gmtrcrit's Pills and Plafters may be had at hit houfe No. 7 • c and 76, Long Acre; of Howird and roans. Long-lane; Clark and Shaw, Borough; Horzcod, \Vcdclore rquarr; 111,-y, Wtdte Chapcl-church ; 'duct and Bolton; itoyid Exchange; and Venders In town and cepn-ry 4s. 3d. st.. 1014 64. and at.. a sor ; 6s. faired on the lar::c boa. N. B. Any perfon who takes a guinea box, without r Cf. Ctill 113V,' their sn , :ney returned!!!—{This is Dr. G.a.tuds ntetht4 frovithe fird.) TO THE UNPREJUDICED. W HEN his Itiajefty'a Letters Patenthave hCett granted to a preparation or rraatieine, the p.iblie are at once agaleit freud and impottCon, as fads mail:incur preparaiinn Is pre vioufly fearchel into and analixed by tkilfal and able Prpfelfura, and on their report refts the grant of a Patent. The BounicalSyrup and Nervous C.Lalial have both Revd the telt of the lira Medical Men la Ln,7l.and, and the gieattit Pro. felTors in Phytec okhu prefect age; and for which his Mildly has grunted his Ray al Letters Patent ; thus fandionce: !)r. hro dum is hold in liolding forth to the world the above ten:. end valled Medicines, which is the fruit of elofe and itudleas aret cation, fur upwards of 2K years. The Botanical Syrup is a cer tain and cafe eu,. for all Venereal infections : if row human frame has bean puifuned by the above infection, or by Mercu rial preparations, the Botanical Syrup sill (if ree,elaily taken) purify the body, and elan it front all Iskiteltin and fores, equal • fo that of the infant newly born ; if Glee. or Gant.rea t ea, yew bottle, will be requifite to peeforin .a cure. In Women, the Medicine is a certain remedy again ft bummers or iterility. and feveral complaints theYenule Is fubjed to. which delicacy vents to be here inferted, and which is fully explained in "the Guide to Old Age." AU kinds of debility, whether ariGna from the habits of fchool-boys, or the indulgence of mature age, which render men miferable, and make them unlit to t ujoy the !Act fings of fociety, and more fo that of the m treed Rate, the Bo tanical Syrup will remove ; the good (fleets of which, tLeas fluids have experienced and numbers have teilified. •„• Letters, Rating Patients cafes, with the Dodoes urial fee of a Guinea, will be ltridly attended to. A 225. Battle contains equal to five fatal P , lll. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CO RDIA I „ to be had at the Dodor's Houle, No. 9, • Albion-v. reet, feven doors from the Leverian Alufeum, Blackfriars Bridge, in Bot tles at 21S. lis.6d. aad s. 6d. Ato, at Golding's, No. 4 1 1 Cornhill ; and ..t Cockell's, Strand, London. In Bath, Cruttwell, Glafgow, Baxter, Briltol, Sheppard, Hull, Ma Peek, Printer. Brighton, Donaldfuo and Co. Ilambro', Mr. Remaat.t, Birmingham, Sy/Junes, Englith Bookfetler. Bedford, Smith, Ipfwich, Middleditch, Blandford, Simmons, Ille of Wight, Albin, Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Irwin; A. Young, merchant. Bri4ort, Margrie Leeds, Binns and Co. Cheltenham, Buckle, Lynn, Gales, Cambridge, Gee, Leicefter, Swinfen, Canterbury, Brillow, Lewes, Elliott, Manchcitcr, Lynch, Chatham, Etherington, Margate, Silver, Chelmsford, Meggy and Co. Newbury, Fuller, Chefter, Poole and Son, Neweaftle, Walker, Chichefter, Phillipfon, Northampton, Dicey and Co Dublin, Spillbury and Co. Nottingham, Burbage std Ce Durham, Henderfon, Norwich, Stevenfou and Ce. Deal, Rae, Oxford, Jones. Dover, Neales, Plymouth. Nettleton, Devizes, Brotighton, Portfmouth, Belam, Exeter, Truentan and Son. Mackenzie, Collt.geGreen, Gofport, Harding Derby, Drewry, Reading. Smart, and Co. Ediauurgh, Banter. Sunderland, Bray, Melina Hufband, Shrew !bury, haidowes, Mart. Davidfon & Solnhanytan, Baker, Lidet, and Co. Sldilbury, Mr. RI Scott, drug. Prelton, Setjtllt. Gladwin, coifed. Painey. Mr. A. Parry,Merek. And by molt lioakfehers and Medicine-Venders to tLe three kingdoms. It will be necelTary the Doctor fhoul4 fee fuck Patients as ant Aided with Drain& or Lofs of Sight, or feed thei Cato by Letter or Parcel, to the Dodor (Poll or CallikC pal I), with his ufual fee.—The Medicine* may be bad every Day. .ONDON Primed for the Proprietors, by JOHN DANIEL tf r Carnaby-ftreet) at the t I TA P I N T 1110•011 VIC No. t • eritrest ; and publiated by LEVEL KENT, (st Car. ft.:bury-place, Lambeth), at No. t, Carey-ftreet, and at the ST ait-Or re Tentploaar ;to which Office all contro,uni wino% for do Eorroa are milittilcd to be sidriaati.