Star. — London, England, 1805-12-21 00:00:00

■ 1.411 1 ' lifTE LLIO. COURT OP K.NG's BRNCH, TY:C.I9. RICH ARDS ON •ND OTHERS V. ROWCR(IFT. This was an n/tion upon a policy Of infur:Ance rm. on the (hip Lotd Nelfon, captu-ed by the Confoitaed Fleets of France and Spain, brought by the owners againft the Underwriters, to rec..ver as for a total lofs. There had been a form'er policy upon this (hip, underwritten for pool. upon a voyage from London Mealna and Naples, and hack, with liberty to fail with letters of marque. and to chace, capture, and ) man prizes. By advice received from the Matter and Comn..ider, the pia - limas, who were refpeetable merchants at Liverpool, afterwards cancelled this policy, aid a fecond was underwritten, for the fame amount, but with the further privilege of feeking and joining convoy, to load or unload, to cruise, capture, and man prises; and. by a memorandum upon the back of the policy, it was farther agreed, that four putnitls per cent. wits to be returned. in cafe the tap tain did not, during the voyage, deviate from the .segular cootie. Captain jofeph Whittle flitted, that he had been Maller of tie Lord Nelfon, and took in a full cargo . of fruit, batilla, and other Al ticlea, the produce of tat ifland of Sicily, at Medina, and failed from that place,. far Gibraltar, on the 4th of December, 1804. On the tout, he arrived at the Bay of Gibtaltar and, on the al it, was ftranded by ftrefs of weather ; after making t • cry exert:onto get her off, he was, at 14(1, obliged to run the Chip ainore; to prevent her being taken by the Sparifti craizerb, who were in Ihoals abort that part of the coa(t. In order to get the (hip to rig: its, he was obliged to put her cargo into another vette', and fold a part of that cargo, con_; filling of the fruit and other perifhable contmoditie, to defray the expences of repairs; &c. He after. wards proceeded upon his voyage hoonewards, and , bad patted the Straits, when he was met by the Fit*. , Bard firgate, Captain Lord Mark Kerr, who fpoke told him the combined fleets were coming up,l altd defired him to get out of their way as fall as he could ; in ctufequence of which, he (leered another courfe, in order to avoid them. In three days after, he taw twenty fail of heavy line of battle (hips; and two frigates cheed him the whole day, from whom be efeapecr; bu', the night follnwing, he fell iu with three line of batle (hips and a frigate ; he endea• voured to get away, but they fired five fots at him; all went over him, except the la ft, which (truck the flrip ; and, after making every effort to efcape, he was, in the end, obliged to furrender, and Was car ' tied into Cadiz. . _ Upon his crofs.examinationbv the Sot:et-roe Ci lium., he adulated, he did traffic with tome of the cargo, but it was for the purpofe of paying for re pairs; he had twenty.five men and boys on hoard, when failing frrm Marna. He was ready to fail from Gibraltar in February, but was detained by the weather, by the convoy, &c. ; and, from the num ber of Spantfls privateers, outride the harbour, pru dence fuggeaed to him wait for convoy. He was ready terfail on the 22d of February, but Captain .BOuverie, of the Mercury frigate, who was Port Captain, was not ready to fail for fome time after, .and adviled him to wait. One vette which had ven tured our, was initantly taken by the Sparta priva vers. in fight of the Rock ; and, at that time, no fhip could attempt to hie out, withou: the danger of a captide by the enemy. Paragraphs of feveral of his letters to his owners v:ere repeated to him, to thew an evident intention of going out of the direa enurfe of his voyage, for the purprfe of cruising. A flight contradiaion took place between theft letters and his evidence. He admitted, he went r ouud by the Madeira Mends to the Walern Islands, and by Cape rinillerre ; but made no material deviation in his trackoill he met with the Fitgard frigate. and then he took a circuit to avoid the enemy. By fome QC his letters, it appeared, that he it:tended waiting for the Laneatier. Captain Tollifon, two days ; but, by lais evidence, be analifi!cl this'. by faying, it was merely is cafe of the wind's being contrary, and eventually they were all detained, waiting for the lercury. There letters alto intimated to his owners, that he was going on a cruise fur three weeks, and direeed that they ihotild at accordingly. It alto came ont, that Mr. Timmins, one of the plaintiffs, was an American, refilling for feveral years pall at Naples, who, in one of his letters. congratulated himfelf being an American, when the King an,cl Court of Naples removed from that city, and the threat of an invafion, by 25,000 French, was expected. Upon this letter, and the others, written by the Captain of the Lord Nelfon, to his owners, the So- i LICITOR GENIMAL contended, in a very able manner, that, in the fiat place, the plaintiff, Mr. Timmins, one of the partners of Richardfon and Co. being a fubjea of the United States of America, was not en titled to the benefit of the Reginer .Aess of Shipping of this kingdom. He alfo contended, from the let ters of the Captain, that he had purpolely delayed the prof:cution of his voyage home, and had entire ly deviated from his regular conrfe home, in order to cruise atter the enemies of Great 11:;tain, con trary to the fpisit and meaning of the Policy of In. iurance. One of the Gentlemen of the Jury fa7d, he knew Mr. Timmins intimately well, and hay.ng taken the Witnefs's oath (it being admitted that I:4- w.ts corn- I retent to be examined), hated, that Mr. Timmins was horn at Boiicn, is America; but he always , underflood his Father was an Englithman, from Wol. verhampton, and had been dead many years. When he left England, he was about 30 years of age, and 4confequendy born before the independence of Ame rica wits recognifed, 111111 therefore a fubjea of Great Britain, entitled to all the privileges of filch a f.b jea. The wittiefs had 'known his mother and fitter for many years,•with exhorts Mr. T. retitled at Clap ham, a length of time ; his fitter was married to Mr. Richardfon, Yterkfiiire, and all his family were refidents of this kingdom; the Witnefs was inform ed, he had fared his apprentice:hip to a gentleman in this town ; he carried on trade for many years in Liverpool, with the other Plaintiffs, and continued to do In to the prefent moment. It was about ten years ago fince the Witnefs firfl became acquainted with him. and he was now fcven lean refuting at Naples, cnnneaed in an Eriglith houfe there, and trading with the original houfe in Liveiegl., The SOLICITOR GIiNER•L agi objefted, on the grounds that the only evidence on this point was, that Mr. Timmins had been known to be in this countr y about ten years ago. and there was no pofitive or legal evidence further than this, as the Witnels only fpoke on information and belief. He then recapitu lated the whole of the cafe, at great length, and Mr. Eatkine made.an able reply. Lord EL LSN soitovGn obferved, that there were three points in this cal.:, for the conlideratiun of the Jury. The firft, whethey Mr. Timmins was an American, and Sot entitled to the privileges of a fob. ject of Great Britain ? Secondly, whether the Mat% ter of the Lord Ntlfon.had made any intentional delay on his voyage- home ? and, Wily, whether he deviated fo much from the regular track of his voyage, by cruizing, as to avoid the policy ? Upon the fi rit point, his Lordfhip confidered that Mr. Tim mins being 3o years old at the time mentioned by the Ger,tleman on the Jury, at all events over-reach ed the period when America aiferted her indepen dence, and was previous to the aft recognifing that independence; upon this ground alone he wa: coil. tied to all the immunities and benefits of a Britiih fubjed ; but, it appeared, that all his family lived here; he carried on trade in a houfe in Liverpool, and cuntinuei to do fo to the prefent day—there was, therefore, at leaft, prefumptive evidence of his being a lobjed of Great-Britain. In adverting to the other-two points, his Lordfhip obferved, that, if the Jut y confidered the Captain's waiting for the Lan caller, was an unwarranted delay, or, that his tak ing Inch a circuit on the voyage home, was a conli-* derable deviation from his track, the policy would be void ; but they were to confider. on the for mer, that he waited for the convoy, apprehenfive of danger ; and,. on the latter, whether the caution he received from Lord Mark Kerr, of the Fifgard, of the Combined fleets being at hand, jultified his going lo much out of the regular coitrfe ? Toe Jury, after a very (hart confultation, brought in a verdict of 2431. 6.. for the Plaintiffs. SAME V. ANDSRSON. This was a funTha; anion upon a Policy of infor ance on goods, by the American (hip !let man, from Liverpool to Meflina, and Naples, which was cap tured by a Spanifh privateer, and brought into Cadiz. Mr. EasKlNa übjeded to this policy, on the grounds of the istlirind isStir Articles of the Treaty between Spain and the United States of America, whereby all American bottoms, with whatever freight they might carry, were held to be free front capture or detenticm, inafmuch as free bottoms make free goods. To fupport this objedion, the Learned Counfel of fered, as evidence, a printed volume of the Laws and Treaties of America, taken from the archives of the American Government, and recognifed by the Ame rican ConfUl here as fuck. _ _ Lord Ettawsoanecu rejected this evidence as il legal ; and obferved, that it was to be regretted that the United States of America, and indeed all other dates in amity with this country, did not fend an. thenticated documents of their levet al laws and regu lations on commercial affairs, by the Secretaries of their refpeflive Arabaffaciors, or tome other officer properly authorited, From the Ruffian Ambaffitclor this would be particularly clearable. His Lordthip had mentioned the fubjeft to NlT:King, the American Coati!, and expreffed a with that fomething fhould be done for the convenience of foreign dates. The jury returned a Verdia of 911. rzs. for the Plaint i tr. Two other aftions of a fimlar nature, upon the fame (hip, were determined in favour of tie WALSH V. LAURENCE. In this cart, has been in the lift of Special Juries Air fume time, a Common Jury Was this day 'worn, a vertii4l taken fur the Plaintiff, And thecaule rcfenel to arbitration. LONDON MARXETS. . PIKE oy HOPS. Saes, TOCEITI. Ken_ . 61 of to sl os Rem . 61 os to 71 :111 Slikx • Si 104 10 Ti ce SUOLZ • 61 os to 61 251 Efies 51 to to AI cs Farnham 81 --s to r)1 os PRICE UP HOPS IN Tills BOROUGH MARKET. Bast sI cs se 61 h rackets 7 1 oi to 7I cos PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. lames, Wliteckapel. • 'Wilmsload 30t)to 4 10 e Hay per load 3 to 4 S Straw a to oar l s u Straw I It to t so Clover 4 4to S • ►RILL or HAT AISO STRAW IN 3131111F1RLO. Old Hay, 41 es to 41 tos j New Clover of 2s to 41 41 New ,)1 03 to 41 CS i 011 41 Cl 10 4 1 151 - Straw, T 1 7$ to 11 121 SMITHFIELD MARKET, DEC. 20. To fink tilt offal—prr R«u 'a RI6. 4 Beef 4s al to is 4(1 I %%21 441 4(1 to 6s od Mutton , s Cd to is od Mirk 4' td to ss UrAD or CATTI I:11114 n.r• Beals, shoat two—Sheep anti Lambs, MOO. NEWGATE and LEAl3ElkiliAl .1., Dreeinkr 20s Per done of 811 i. by the 4. ilirafe. Beef 31 Oa to 4s 81 Vial 3s 8.1 to is 41 Mutton 3. 01 to 44 of Pork 4s 84 to 34 81 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. jattlfia market 43 od room Tallow 03 01 to Os Clare Market , 41 04 Yellow Ruin* Vs to 68s 61 W Mt.:chapel Market White ditto • 674 6.1 to 01 (pet Rune of 11113.) 4% 04 S o up ditto 67s to 04 04i Melted Stuff g 7• to co od 124 esil Ditto rough 403 of to os Average Price 41 col Oreaves 11. o 4 Good Dregs los w Yellow Snap, 76s to 03—Nlottlet1,864—Curd,o0s Price of Cannes per .loym, t r s 0.1.M01111411, 11s 04 RAW 111 DES. Iticleq fp-11one) 51 8.1 to ria cid Hoare Skin, t6l c 3 to 1,0111 Militlilni: 3s 4,1 to 3a ód Slick p .dins 5, cd to 6. 6..1 Ord;o .ty IS 13,1 to 3q C. Sheatlinra cu cd to ca %zit Heavy c3if in 6,1 each I Lamb :Skins Os od,tu os oil COAL MAR ii.V I', Deestobts ao. Ships at Matlcct SLipi Cold Price 5 a Newcaitle Coal : a 47$ (Al to sas oi. 6 Sunderland t 43s od to o-s cd e Stone Coal o • ea. cd o 4inders o • L'ollitnk. OP eXCHANGI‘. Arnfterdam 35 1 t 2UL Cadiz pap Naples IS Do. at fight 35 " i Ditto 3s eff. Genoa 471 Rotterdam it $ Uf. oM.idrid pap' Mon 611 Hamburgh 33 10 21 Uf . Ditto t ff. Oporto Oat Altnna pat a Uf. Billma 35 elf Dublin 12i Paribi day's date 25 1 liv. Leghorn Sat Cork 1 :1i Pails - 25 is aln 1 Venices9ilivrsi Picoli cgedlise Courdeanz 25 13 ditto per I. Iterlirg. Agin on the Bank of Holland si pet: Cent. Portugal Gold in Coin, per ounce o Gold In Bars ditto 0 o 0 New Donal, per ounce • 5 I TO-MORROW. Sun fats 52 minutes after 3 1 1 30 Moon lets minutes after fo .1N BRIDGE TO-MORROW . 3 81111111t43 after 3 Afternoon . . minutes dies 3 ' Salt&tact/oleo, ages thirty rive 'leak. When firlt this cafe of Scrophnla made its appearance it -was in the abforber4 glands pf the heck, which be came rather thickened, and then advanced to a hard tumor ; (he applied to - a medical gentleman who brought it to ftippuration, he then opened it, and the neat because ulcerated from the ear to the (haul., der ; ttnnars fitan.ft.rmed in the falivery glands, un der the chin, in the parotid, by the fide of the ear, and the abforbent glands out the other fide. She was admitted an out patient of St. Bartholomew's Hofpital fur eight months, without receiving any relief. At this-time, by the advice of Mary Efdaile, wlu• had experienced relief at the Difpenfary, Sohn. fa t isare, the began taking the Drop% and continued them'for the (pace of a twelvemonth, when the ul cers healed, and the became perfeetly well. - Crown Court, Flect 7 ltrza. SARAH F.CkFORM Be careful to alk for SPILSbURY'S Patent Anti feorbutic Drop: , , having the words s' By the King's Patent" exprcli - A'at length en the bottle, bill of di reaions, and outlide wrapper ; the stamp alfo, the I King's duty, is printed in bla:1; ink intlead of red.— B^ttdes prude ss. 6d. los. and ii. 25. duty included. Dill , caury, Nu. zs,Subu-f.qu3re. On the It'th ing,„ at Dulwich Grove, Mrs. GIL-utile, ors fon. MAR R I I'D. • At Dumbarton, Captain Wrn. I .ata, to Mifs Janet Larg, fourth daughter of William Lang, !UT of that place. At Chettle, Dorfet, the Rcv. Peter M. Ridcoot, Fellow of Wad haul College, Oxford, to Mil's RadelrfTe. delta daughter of the late Robert Rack)die, Efq. of Fotreodon Lout:. I.aticalhirr. Sun tires 8 minutes after 8 HIGH WATER AT 'Morning I:ir:I>. At Caflle her, King's County, Ireland, I.itutenant tleneral Farrier, after a tong and painful it nef.4. which he bore with that fortitude whieh tfillinguilhed him through fife. _-__ _ - . . • At Aberdeen, Mif. Margaret For ii.4ugider of the decelfed Sir Alexander Forbes, Bart.of finterati On the -15th ult. in the 78th year of his age, Lewis Ow) tine, Efq. of Monachty, in the county of Cardigan. He had in 'hi4 honk., when he died. loch a quantity of gold, that ahorte could not carry the weight about a mile off, and when put upon a ll..tdge, it watt with ditiieuity.he could draw it there. The amount in gold is one hundred thontand pounds, betides, sopmel. In the Stock!. • WILTSHIRE and CO. Ding's-Head Tavern, Poultry, have jolt landed for Sale, a Lot of fine lively Turtle..—Turtlcs dreired every day its tbehightit perfedlion, and fent to any part of Town or Country. To PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, and STATIONERS. WAN 'ED, a Situation in a Country Printing Office for a very refpeaahle Youth as an Apprentice.— Ail Cake vsmilu be preferred where a Ile wfpaper is printed —Air , ' waned, a Young 7.lati of Genteel Addrefs, that Writes a Good Hand, and well uniicrftartels the Buokfelling and Stationary Bell. nefs. Apply by letter (prat paid) to Metfrs. Knott and Lloyd, Aria's Binnittp,hain Gazette Office, Birmingham. FOR COUGHS, HOARSFNESSFS, Sae. MR. GREENOUGH's LOZENGES. of TOW, which contain all the fattening and healing virtues of the celebrated BALSAM at FOLU, anti ate the plea tantelt and r.iint eircelual nmedy of the kind in all Conglis. Hriariencifo, Sore Throats, and Du Elusions (ut the Lungs, healing the Rawnefs and Snreucfs of the hreaft, and affording great relief iu Sisurtuais u: Breath, and in Afthmatic and Cottlemptiee complaints—they do not cloy the lnmach, butt rat.her create an appetite. • But as the great benclSt to he derivel from than can only be ire cured by having them Genuine,.the pulilic are requelted to °Verve that R. Hayward, No. to, Ludgate-hill, is printed on the Stamp, all others are cuunterfeits. _ _ Thai, 1-oza.tii;es are preparcd and fold by R. T-Tayward (ruceefror to T. Greenough, the inventur), No. ty, Ludgate hill ; and fld by F. New her y, No_ 45, St. l'aut's Chnreh-yard ; Doyley it" Bl,w. Cockfpur-llreet ; Baron and Co. rso. Oaforrl-areet; S. Ward, 324, I !Whom, and Wm. Clark, 269, Cornolh. lg. NElirkiLint.:Lf:li. ACl'. NEWBERV and SONS, N.). 45, St. Ettii% Church-yard, I.ondon, Proprictms of Dr. J ames's Powder, and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public: that in con. kquence of the new Sump Duties, the price of that Medicine will he in future ss. yd. per Packet, or IL IS. 6,1. per Dozen; but the Q2l.mtity of a Dozen Packent in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) stay br had fur t 1.4.. And as Stamps are prep trod, by order of 'tie Committioners, for Mellis New btry f,p , rate in which rite Words, “F. Newbery, No. 45, St. PAW,'" are cograred, andas iti, prefumed that this will be a fulEettmt Security again it Coanterfeits,RisSignatufe cal the La. bt.l:. wil he ,lireontiourd. The following are the prices of their Nfrdicires. to t‘e Eat twenty of which Mr. Newhery's Stamps are afEted. hut thole who ptirchafe fix nr more at a time, wia he allowed the Stamps gratis, Dr. james's Pow.kr s 7 thdby's Carnumuive t 9 --a 8.0,1 e 24 0 Dr. AuitiesChalybeate Analeptierini 4 6 Mil:, - ..-..- large 13..,v sd o Przake's Tint% of mark 4 0 Dr. Steera'sopodelJoe s 6 Dian Huslism's ditto 3 . 0 CouvulGon s 6 Tonle Bills . 2 9 ?Nitre Drops 2 6 Er.glifh Coffee - s 9 Camumiie Drops t 9 Dr. Hopper's Pills a at .----. Paregoric Lo- Grant's Drops t t zer.ges Scots Pills a o AngiNeud's Blois ditto t lienr!'s Magnetia a 6 Eftcr.ce of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton's Drops 3 6 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Spidbury's Drops 5 6 Cephalic Snuff x J Dr. *dander's Tea a 9 ]ewer.'. Rheum. Tin& 3 6 Greenough's Tinctures t Berry's Bilious Pias 4 6 Ditto Tole Lozenges t Effenceof Pcpp.rmint tII Etrence of Ginger a 9 Mars's Ma;natt 3 5 N. B. As many Perrone, particularly Mcfrengeri, milPthe the houle of MeiTrs. Newbery, they think it necetrari to point out; that it is at the raft end of St Paul's, four doors from Cheapfide, with there Words infcribnd °tithe front— _ _ " THR ONLY WAr LROUS6 roa PR. JAILINRS'S Powint." • VAVING r!colicated e:f to the Rudy, Seen -ratified by the =ft contiderahle prseire In that t nut,* vetch t.mper to frame `t. Strait that 1 have nocturne ntsoyed r 11.9 time than thee who. to the extetulve field of cr,. remennally trcurou'ed to uncertainty, aLd canrc t lriaya malt th...t ':reels whlzh APISH:VA ;7 coLuoutistuag t e hlicilettudlsnwer to or.c dais of dilordrre. dresid of I. I i3ILITY. are 7e.c.diarty itftr-Sittig, !or 'th'e! "ring with theta a train of emacomitaut frarmats, ant, by a tit ;metrical of 43 vital c.tregy. eidittace becomes erohlterotd..- Whether they arne from the prtva: , r.. ecf czar.ple, thr..tr...l: utc titre hdeivs of !cAo,li die untereners of rum - arty, thcv cure the molt affoluotts prof-Mocal Oda ; tot by the !gnome.... of unetutated Mal, the iymptoms are aggravated, ace. the cant tudcm is deft'oral. As a htiNbllitiß of the it.o couzme Str.lolioh/11 I ground my Tiveteitions on regularity of education and poTics f4 rvrry . privllcge tc yra.fMe I feat myfelf entitled to that conhdenc. wit/. wti-1 have Lita,crto brat (ollb-raLy honoured. . in dke ilett fedatlnns of local yr. Atte*, early atpliration whi prevdt the cal.rnity of 'a ilebtltatcd il-ame; but where the fut (errs, from a tondos:hes of the tornatlfsefs of the vice oAtec qufrd his tont sitar. Is fearful of the cemtempt or cathode o 5 his fruity 7hytireian rad broods over his indrmity with careful coo ceadra•tot it malt he fatis7actory for him to t.: aw e d not only of caratlity of treatment. but Ato of the mat Inviolable fomry. And in reeent Vro-real f."ntrinia:nt‘ it is polfible to prevent pall. dangv or .iit?refs i! In the mod corn?licated mks It Is thl acquko meet of dtcluve er?erietice in this fuse to cited a Ve, metals and f.pec]v re-eflahhihment I niter the advantage of this exiortimee to that of either fee are aalitßed with any kind of D/UOa.ITY, of any fyurtqes of V!I94I.R.FAL IIiFECTICO.4I, and in a 0 cares the terms of rem.. aeration are elated on the Mt Padantsin the country are expea va tole!ore a Bonk note. aid ere rrquetta4 to taelfy their age ao i manner of Wog. PsWITIN MUM Mender of the Royal Came of Surgeons In Lcildoit.o. No st ArotAilarect, Stank um Tao* Doc THE 11101.1014PORDITCH NAVIDA'i TOIC ' TO BE SOLD by A CI lON. lir Mr. SCOTT in eta Monthly Sate of Naviaahle Carl Propery, an Triday .....v 3d of January. 1806, at To eive o'Cluek ; At Darraway'a, Chant r alley. Lon.lon (except previ.„utlisligpor..l of by Private Cosurset), * FIVE SHARES in this ellablilit,A very Valmalttl - ..5. • Ilavioloa, (mottle River l'r:ot to the Nava of Lratentra• rough; ore of the mon produtX.ve co;Le..in4 in tbe Kingdusa r contintdon the Leicefter Canal to the River *Erect, cod etterew NavisaLle tor.nexions—its proipeii-y i apparelt, by Hating cat the two tall baheytarly dividends amosintalmi Ninety•fm Pousi.:3 11C' Share, tar the year, clear of A de*tuelionr. This excel*. to: hue of Navigation witiATekensinate advantage..., prefentirg well fleinded profpreis. that the prelims very large i: - - vidends will it'll condom: co:iliger.,bly to inerrafe. Printed particulars at the Amite?, at I.onghbornagla; 71rst: Crowns, Li•iezitcr; Hell. at Derby; White Liou, Kotingbal, George. at Lichfield ; Sarac.m,', Hail; Newark; the New I :".4 at birruinghar ;,. at Garraway's, and,of Mr. Scott. New [trite. Brett, London. To THOS. TAyLOß,ff q . No. 9, New Brit;7:Amer, Londoi.. it—[ confider it iiiit an et: of jillike due to 41:c merits of your I.EAK).'s PILLS. to Oommoi.s. rate to eon the following Cure, which has recently been performed by them :—Aii acipiainiance of mine, who by the, bpakiry; tor of mi old Venereal Complaint (atteaided by a Complication art DiL orders ariang therefrom). was redoctd Wino*, so a asetetom s ,4 though he had the belt medical advice which wadd ,be obtainer; and tried a variety of patent incifieines,nothingeoald be proenrod which frernod to (nit his cafe, or do hint any fervice; he remained in a molt reduced and pitiable Mouton tar two years, unable to follow his profeflion, and learcely able to walk or even nrdandon hit ;in fad, no outievlio knew him ever fimpofed it ptifEhle for him to recover. He was adeifed at lilt to try your Lidice% • PILLS—he did hi, ftriedly adhering to the directions given wigs them—he had not taken more than two bates, before he found s& alteration frtr th z better: this eecouraged him to pros d, and by taking a few boxes morehe found his appetite and Irorgth grades ally return, and is now as healthy and as limit as any man know. You are wchome. Sir, to refer any perfon t.t we tor& confirmation of the above account if k thouLl oe doubted. I am. Sir, your obedient humble (errant, library, Folkttonc. July to, agar. 1110. Pump:: Prepared and fold by the rote Proprietor TllOl. TAY 1.0 11, !Lauber of the Royal College of Singoons. Lot. Jul. at Ids houfe, No. 9, New Bridge greet; Where.ifter a constant refidence of more than ao years, Inv practice particularly directed to the cure of Venereal complaints and chafe incidental to the parts of generation in both fetes, wan that inviolable fecreey •vhieh men of his pmktflon thonld alsrayv obferre, heti Itioaltlf the advice and affiftane e h e gra t u i tot a r adminitters to perfunt tithing this medicine, will be eltremed, b r a difeerning public, as an advantage feldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. • Alin fold, by bia appcintmeot, for the convenience of tilde liv ing at. a tfillattce, at the l'ertumer's Vo. 33, ht. alltaan's.treet, Pan Mall ; the Toythttp, Oxfnrd ftreet ; Mr. lEfborough4, Viet- Brea hill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. )4•1:4a• Glafdow ; Mr. Call well's, Dublin ; Mr.-Bißinges, Liveaptaul Mc. Atkinfm'a, Manchester ; and by ose perfon in every conk dere le town in Great Britain and Ireland, to boxes of only g% each, Laled up with full and plait dirretions,'velicreby perfons of either fex may cure themfelves with cafe, fpeed,fecrecy, and tarn,- NN. B. Leery box fold in Great Britain is Pealed up with a name , . on se facie, by favour of the Commilfloners, i. !winced at the Stamp OfSce—T. Taylor, No. 9. New Brielge firceo—;o imitate whiclala felony : and all others ata counterfeit. • • S, SoLaprom,.Efq. M. D. LIVERPOOL. ** EXTRAORDINARY CURE Of Mr. Tishri Mullins. Principal Clerk of Mar,. VAN% Parker., and Browne, Iron and Raft- Merchants:Thorne, near Doncader. hllt. ROUGH a triage of a fesere nervous . Fever. in Oeloher, Oka', I was tirnurlit into a deep decline, ao compaisied by eminent profuie fweats, 34 to oblige me to change my 1:!;e11 two or three times a dry, and wits gioan up by tkg Fa culty as incurable; my cough, which had been gainioggrouud for fame time, was very violent Ind( ed, and tankd meto expeditiram great goamities of very vifcid and of:realise matter. I was total ly deprived of Beep for a lor.c time, I thus brains" weak, ema dated, and fo helplefs, that I eottld not trees the room without being fupported by my wife and daschtcr. I was fo nensmia, dug though I have ken perform' tremulous from a paralytic Broke, and from the efke:tsof an ague St, they were asst. fu Ugh a deploryld e hate 'as I was at tines for hours together. I was fit this fortirn and belplefs condition when Toy rinvali able, nay ineliimalde CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD was adminiltercd to me, in &fel of three tat fpoonfuls, three dines a day; which was gradually. incrcaLd to four tea fpoolifals four times a day. I tumid bench:. direelly—my cough bean to 'maid, and in abort three weeks it Was quite gene; in Ike manner did this Balm brace my nerves, create an appetite, procwre. isaenral reit, and gradually invigorate enretboltiramoi ht area, I recovered ! anti thank Gob I have nut had the lead taunt lime. I enjoy better health than ever I did bediere, quitetteu tits: Oighteft ner.uus fympitau. Mr. Aheardowit, of Doncifter, from whims the Cordial Saha of Gilead was obtained, as well as all who knew me, confider me recovery as little bort of a miracle; and if people lahouringlinder coniumptivz or nervous dirorders would have recourfe so this grand Medicine 'he Cordial Balm of Gdead, I make no doubt of their deriving the fame beaeSts; and foe the good of mankind, with it was mare generally known and retorted to. Some of thh Cordial being aHu civets to an infant daughter of mine when in conveifioos, It had an inltantaneous and wonderful cffedt is-w► covering her. 1 am, Sir, year obliged burnt* fervant. JOHN MULLINS. Thorne Quay, Match tr. 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Horucaftle, Weir Trowbridge, Ching ' Hammerlmitb, Roberta Uttozetcr, !flatten, timitey on Tbames, Norton Whitby, Teoman Hanky, Albutt and Son . Wnitebaven, Croftwalte And all the Vender+ of Patent Median...l In the United Kingdow A fairing of 9t. may be had by piirchaling the family liettk , , at sp. which contain four of the Half-guinea bottle,. ' Dr Solomon may be eonfulted by letter (p.4t raid) addrefrrA to hint at Gilead Hoorn, near Liverpool, !adding hisurusi Fee or Half-a-guinea. LONDON: Primed and pablithed by LEVEL RENT (14 La • terbury.place, Lambeth), at the STAS. Orrice. No. 1, Ong Amt. Pub 1144.1 ail at the Seaa 0/4106, 1412411045 t