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. • , , - ' .. _ • • 1,441, LIGANCE. . coinvr, OCTOBER $. r - - possums v. ABIRDIRK. 1N5 . 11413 an anion of allault. The plaintiff was a .young man who had lately been Ilrock off the Roll of Attornies, and brought the prefent anion to recover damages from Mrs. Aberdeen, for *franking him =— On the evening of the toth of Augna fall, the plaintiff was palling along Bri:i tan= Row,.lflington, to his father's houfe, when; the defendant laid hold of him in a very violent' manner, and tore his coat; the plaintiff Rruggle bard to get away, exclaiming , u un hand me Mrs. Aberdeen," which the refuted to do, and the fray, continued till he got into the houfe, whoa the del fendant left him ; the faid, that the had got a piece; of his coat.—The Ratement was corroborated by. feveral witneffes. • The Counfel for the defendapt Rated, that thei plaintiff had been (truck of th e Roll of Attorniess as a difgrace to the profeffion, and h therefore w the duty of a Jury to watch with the nutlet! vigi- 1 lance the nature of an salon at the inflance of plaintiff in fuch a f i tuation. The a'aion was ai ceMplaint brought by a Goliab, fix feet high, sgainft a poor weak elderly woman, and the faas. Which gave rife to it were as follow :—The de fendant, force time ago; had the misfortune tIl• 'accommodate the plaintiff and a lady with lodg ings,. and they live d in her houfe until they ran up a hill amounting to iol. and then they ran away : the found out where his father lived, and went to him fer the purpofe of making her claim; the was informed, that the plaintiff was not in his fa. ther's houfe, and that they did not know where he was;. the however Rapt until between ten and eleven at night, when Ste raw the plaintiff, and thin demanded her money be made no reply, but pulled her out of the houfe, and in order to Lave herfelf from falling the laid hold of his coat. On the Urge the defendant pleaded that the was not guilty of the sittd adl), that if the Was, that the plaintiff-began it. bir. Serjeant MiIitSNALL went over the cafe to the Jury. He faid, that there. was no proof that the affault had originated with the plaintiff, and therefore that the defendaoi's fecond plea mat by. entirely done away. The Jury Were hound td protea the parent °revery man, however depraved his character might be, and consequently they ought to leave out of confideration the offence for which *c plaintiff had been Rruct off the roll, and giVithcit feidie according to . the fail as it had - been proved..-The Jury gave a verdia fur the plaintiff.—Damages Is. Mtn OnnitAL %JARTim =nom Kin orron.—The above (Aims totimenced on Tuefday an which day there was little other bu Red.:, except the examining bakfirda — rin in the Grand Jury, &c. On Wednefiliftlie tried; sone of which were Of - bnifitrence enough; to defer* notice .* and on'fhttitany evening •tUI &eons ended. The following ire the only trials: •we have feleded aa_virtli reporting. 011ISTIVC ; TING IssAvi.TT NO- CITY OPIPSCRItt. pink, *Hermitatliiii inclined for an *1E144 1 on Wni. Clitabers, while siningits alit effißiitit tb Thomas Milbourn, one of the water for the • City of London. The offence s committed at la:10mi. Hefts. 'Marriott iced Jaelrfon were of Comic' for the City of London, Ind Rated the ex tent of the preroptiVe of the City as COnteriators ' of the river TliaMet ; that in COlatillenCe they bad a water- bail' ; and Attains undeehitu ; that *kb every potfible • exertion of vigilance on the part of there of they could not preferve entire the rights of the city,which was in a great ineafure to W afcribed to fuel violent perfons as the prifo ber's condo& would prole him to be. The evidence, as adduced by Milbonrn, Cam hors. and others, Was as follows : on the aoth day of September LIR Mr. Milbourn, attended by Cambers and two other's, going up the River by )&oulfey, difcovered t>fe prtfoner, with four other lien and a boy in a Peterixist,"dragging with a moti deßrunire net. Knowing the eharaner of the men, they evened i molt &flier:tit Xefißatice and from filch knowledge they ay treinfrOrther'op ; river to obtain more atfißance,• having procoted which, they returned, and off Kingßon few the fame men Rill at work.. They hailed them; when they immediately ran the boat on lhbre on the Kinglion fide; they followed them; and on their attempting to feizethedrag a defperate Sight coin menced. The prifoner arid his compamons bed each of them pilloh and bludgedns; the other! Were armed only with their bars _and boat hooks. The latter party were in the confli& mot feverely beaten, and Cambers run through the arm with apparently a clarp knife. The reft of the patty were alfofiverely beaten, and 'Mich wounded, and the prifoner, after having wounded Cambers, jumped overboard, fwam tOii boat lying of in the theam, and rowed to the oppofite (bore. 'The prifoner did not fet op any defence, brit (aid that they had broke his arm, as well as his hurting them. The Magiftrates, in moderation of his having a large fentenced him to be impri. toned to the-county gaol for two years, and to pay a fine of 6s. John Wheeler and John Godfrey were in. dined for felonioutly Rearing fowls , the ProPrtl of kveral /pinions; the offences were proved.— Sentenced to be tranfported for (even years. " IMPUTED Tllteirts. James White, John Botaitch, James Bendel!, and Robert Briggs, were charged oa the oaths of WilliamCollingwood,JamesGlatnon,and Richard Bethel Lloyd, three of die Police Officers. in the Borough, with being perfons of evil fame, and re puted thieves, and with being On the highway with intent to commit felonies, &c. oat which char they had been &versa)! emitted, and . cemmitted till the fieffions. The Officers, On Wing' called.- proved they had been reverent twitted of &cosi. . • offences is thii county. The Coeafet for the profeention contended, that the rifest"? known habits of life, the Rite were (media by the Officers (lurking by the the numbs* of atrocious offestees it; sad Isis dye' sitirePoie l ct* - . from the p 1 they were road.fide). committed :,. .•PIT7M. o r : • , ; • . ' ' ', . . • 1 • • .* 4 • • ' ••• 11 , there was every teacart to ruppofe the prifoners. Amanita's charged' ' witbpscbong trgesettema a had been very active, and the abfolute neceilitY 1 pocket the precedi of a octng night, en the boxes at Drurta there was at this time of ufing every legal means lane Theatre, eket-hook,„ containing Bank to clear the ftreets and roads of fuch men as the Notes to the amount of col. and was adntitted! prifoners were proved to be, they therefore prefted to bail. that the prifoners Should be committed to hard la-;, Wednefday la( Mr. Earnihaw, of 15olbotn, was , boor as the Ad direas. The Chairman, after defrauded of a time-piece by a (harper, who, Call.' -confulting with his brother Magistrates, pronoun- mg himfelf Captain Foot, of the Royal. Navy,' eed fentence that they be imprifoned in the.gaol prevailed on Mr. E..to take in payment two bills of Guildford for fix months: • for.6s guineas, purporting to be accepted•by Mr. One of the caulkers, who was fome tithe ago Sykes, of Arandel-ftreet, but which, on being committed.for affaulting and interrupting the men pretented to that Gentleman, turned out to be who volunteered from the King's yards, appealed forged. The next day, Thurfday jail, the fame again( the conviction, which was allowed on the perfon offered the time-piece to pledge, at the fhop n ot opa. of Mr. Birkett, pawnbrokers in Prince ' s-ftreet, fcore of informality. We hope t his will ratee-kindle animofity between thofe misguided Acing sot on it, and producing a receipt , a s from to r Mr. F.arnataw, to prove the sum be -had paid for men and their mailers.. it. Mr. Birkett not being able to open the time piece he Paid, he would take it away , g et it opened, and return again, which he did; but, in the interim, Mr. Birkett having received a hand bill, defcribing the manner in which it had been ' obtained, caufed him to be secured. The fame evening he was examined before Sir R. Foeo, at Bow-ftreet, when feveral other perfons, who had been defrauded in a fimilar way, appeared, and identified his perfon. 'Miller, the officer who took him into cnftody, produced a number of pawnbroker's duplicates of watches, guns, plate, linen, fec.,lkc. obtained by forged bills, together with a valuable gold watch, found on his perfo' n, which was owned by a watch; maker in the Strand. The prifoner calls himfelf Francis Finley. but refufed to tell where he lodged ; be (eons to be about forty years of age, and, although an Fug- Whim% hat much the appearance of an Italian. He was committed for further examination. The public have beep alarmed by large polling bills being (tuck up abOift town, eating, that a gang of villains, pretending to be employed by die keepers *of mad houfes, hired people in the ftreet, trader pritence of being Infane, and carried them away to fome place, where they were rob bed, and, perhaps, murdered ; but which hills were. anonymous. Sir 11.1 c kat') FORD caufed a Arid inveitigation to be made as to the origin of the Wands, and, we are happy in being able to affure-the public, that there is not the leaft foun dation for inch a repart, . and that the bills in anefticat Wear to hate been printed at the instance a a ge t tlienNyi who, in creakier thus alarming * pult4, could only alledge, that he had gene tally heard of fuch a pradice. On Wednefday evening a young woman going to Enfield, acrofs a fieW from Edmontor, was accolled , by two fellows ! who knocked her down, and ftripped her of *lt her apparel,leaviag her in a Rate of nairedners, after having tried her in a cruel manner. ' , "i- ' , 4 man; yefterday,illiffing down Whitechapel, another ran again ( ! bitu, and pretending to be of fended, cried, " What* you mean r' when a gang immediately furrounded them, and the pTaf finger in efcaping from among them had his watch taken from him. Tuefday afternoon as three children (the eldell not more than five years of age) were at play in St. James's church yard, Braid, a girl about 18 years of age gave them an apple, and enticed them as far as Redland to hear medic, when the took the opportunity of (tripping off the • grearell part of their clothes, and left them in a field 'without their fhoei, and almoll naked. On Sunday haft a failor, in a fit of defpair,plunged himfelf into the 'fay, at the Bottle-work of Dun dee, and was drowned. He had left a well fur niihed houfe to the c of his after, when he un dertook hislift Voyage. The lifter, it appears, was addicted to chinking, and, to gratify her favourite appetite, had fold her brother's effects, piece-meal. Immediately before his return from the voyage, the decamped, leaving only the four pofts of a bedftead to be the melancholy witneffes of the havock the had made. The fight of this ruin hurried the poor man to the commillion of the rash ad above-mentioned. - A very angular and a very daring robbery was committed an Thurfday evening, about (even o'clock, at 'the houfe of Mr. Purdie, an eminent broker, in Mark-lane. A tingle man gained ad- , mittance, and made his way into the counting houfe, where he found two ming gentlemen, one we believe, the brother, and , the other the clerk of : Mr. Pordie. He entered with a pith)l in each hand, and, in broken English, alked them for mo ney; and, that they might not approach him, he direCted them to put what they, had to give him in a certain part of the room, where they, inti midated by the piftols pointed towards them, ac cordingly depleted what they thought proper, conning of half a guinea-and Come !elver. He then Mired them for Bank notes, and ordered them , to open the defkat, Rill holding the piftols in a threatening attitude ; the deiks were therefore opened, in which, luckily, there was nothing va luable to be found, the cane and notes having been fent to the Banker's. He made his retreat, walk ing backwards, and keeping the piftols pointed towards thole whom he had robbed, and thus cfrofted his efcape. It was obferved by a Gentle corning to the houfe about the time this lief do left et, that there were four or five fellows tittering about the door, who were, doubtlefs, the accotip . licelof the robber, and were to have been called in, if neceffary, or to have obitrueled the entrance of any other perfon. , SitI&SIWILT 9 I ANTISCORIDTIC Daors.—This WI known excellent Medicine, having been ap proved by the public near so years, hardly needs any further recommendation : but as a Gentle • mart of refpedabllity, reading 6 the neighbour hood novel, the county a Lincoln, and had the geodnefs to call on ilsrofe of cafe 8P was ila) the PP:twitters, at the Difpenfary, No. is, Soho- Alums e afintaint them of the cure be had re cently everseneed rtatatheefe of choir Medicine. ' b ie, 1 .. s oppl to M ' Hoer, ( t M h r pu n i ii&s:Wtir mid i. • 00. yin be i t leave r. to acquain t T S out pilih t,: y e ,the to Y th v e till va iseeiv and, e x e u v r e e r 4u y fat ci is e rt t zry vt a il c ic can ci l many reafoits wor ld te unpleafant ~. man to have publicly advertifod. A tiLthe 'Gentle ... age 9 1 IV= "I ..i POLICE, ice. lUSPECTID SHIPWRIONTS CONSPIRACY AND THRSATENINO LITTSRS. MANSION Hooss.—An affair of confiderahle alarm and intricacy was yetterday the fubjet of invefligation befoie the LORD MAYOR. Mr. Meftaers, a (hip builder, refideut in Broad ftreet, but carrying on an extenfive bufinefs at- Rotherbithe, received laft week two' different let-. ten, announcing,. that becaufe he employed in his dock yard thipwnghts to do the work of caulkers, there was a confpiracy among the caulkers to It& raffinate him ; and that, to procure opportunity to execute the defign, a perfon of the name of Hin ton would loon call at his hook to enquire for a Captain Jones, and while that perfon made the enquiry, his accomplices would ruth in. Alarmed by this information, MT. Meftaers applied on Sa- 1 turday laft at the Manfion Hoare, and the Lord Mayor ordered feveral of the City officers to watch! the confequence4 at his houfe in Broad.ftreet.— That very day, a woman called and enquired, as the letters had foretold, for Captain Jones. At the mention of this name, (he wis feirgd by the offi cen who were in waiting.. She prove d to be a 1 Mrs. Hinton--lhe was detained-;-her hulband was immediately fent to and taken, and on Monday laft. they were both bronght before, the L-Ird Mayor. They were examined, but nothing could then be drawn from them to confirm or clear away Mr. Maellers'srapicion. The wotnan appeared to know little or inciting of the matter : the man was fallen, and in a Rate, Ili it keeled, of intoxi cation, Mrs. Hintim was accordingly difcharged that day, while her bulb - anti was remanded to pri fon, in the hope that he might anfwer more fatif fititorily at a future examination. From Monday till yefterday morning he was left in folitary con finement. Yefterday he was ptivattly re-examined. His wife voluntarily ittended, with her father. — At fight of bet hatband, when he was brought in to the Hall, her agitation was eatretteotnd flie fell into fits. Mr. Meatier* and Mr. Fletcher, ano ther (hip builder, were piefent. Hinton owned hirfelf to be a sitembeeof a benefit fociety of work ing (hip wrights, Whore laft meeting, in which he irai prefent, Was at the Star Alehonfe, in Wap pitlg,. and whorl he had known alfo to meet at the Bruannia. He is hirofelf a working (hip wright, now employed in Mr. Fleteher's yard. The pe cuniary engagements of the fociety are to pay each two !Whorl' ist 4hr pound out of their weekly wages, into a teintiliens fund, out of which again any *ember, ,Irbetili talmot fig 4 cot yment, is. to temporary iiifiaance.fiiek as ears (hall appear to demand. Into that fund Mr. Hinton bad paid only (even Whiny in all; bis receipts tint grit have amonated to sl. The members whom be knew of hive, at ope time or another, met in the fociety, might be. be (aid, frorn so to too. ,Of thofe to „whom the contributions were paid ; of thofp by whim the allowances out of the., fund were diaributed ; an (hurt, of the ailing corn,' mince of - the rociety, he bad no perfonal know. tedge- This is the rum of the information obtain ed from him ; by was far from giving it with rea dy good Will ; it was, in faa, only pumped out of him by dint of earneft and &Mil enquiry. At the requeft of Meru. Meftaers and Fletcher, two other working thipwrights, who were of their de- Arc in waiting, were then called in and examined. Sokerla n d, die firft ofthofe that were heard,svorks, as well as IllOon, in the dock rand of Mr. Fleteher. He was at a Meeting of 04 Wet!, at the 'Star Ale houfe, on Monday, September at When Hinton was likevrife prefent. Be had paid into the fon& of the fociety, when in employment, a contribution of two ihillings in the pound, out of his wages; he had, at diff'er'ent times, received dat of the fund pecuniary affiftance; to mvamount which be did not diftinaly mentioil. Be bad paid. his money. to a Mr. Charles Townfliend; whom he underftood to be a niettsber of. the fociety'isaing *ommittee. - Oafs was called in, after the examination of Sutherland. He was alto prefent at the meeting at the Star Ale houfe on the itft of September.-L He had paid into the fund, in all, the lam of font teen (billings . ; lie had received out of it between liven and eight pounds fterling._ The money was paid to him by a Mr . Cali . Me mentioned per lions of the name of King, Charles Tovinlhend,i Hinton, and Sutherland, as being among *other members of the fociety. As nothing of all this tended to convia Hinton of any defigtt againft the fafety of Mr. Mettler', he was of conrie diikharge4 At the Lord -. Mayor's requeft . Mr. Flet *greed to receive him again to imiiiediate iork hi' i* yard. Several other names were incidentally miefuleised in the courfe of the inveßigation, which delicacy and prudence avoid for the prefent to mention. BOw-ivitsay..-Yefteitliy- James Bekker was ght in cuftodr on a warrant of Lord ELLas aotouou's, dated the 22d of July Illos; in order to give bail for his appearance next term, in the Court 'of King's Bench, to anfwer for an jai& Mein 'again& Wm far certain riots and'rnifdemea.' Malluding to the pitched hattle,he fought with ke, at Hurley-bottom, in Serkihire, and whichAad been'removed.,*by content, from the . ar . ler Sefton& fat that county, to the Court of pres s. Bends, where it would.' probity, have r7e w iA, bid he not fines a ti tslit atiotlirthal . . W ily Boprke. The recognii 'taken 7/ . .ika. „ to 1001. 111414 1 6 . 10statiak Ica eicTs. '''' - 'fl .~_. 41. ; t ! . • t IIf.AWEIS.; The Wei.Thottlas White, M. A. Ftllow of ft , .leert's Ox.hrkt* Mir" Sink..aausticcipil:has. Slack, Erg. ut wkk Lodge, Berke. • At Shiba', john Atkins, Efq. of Wickham, Hants, to MA W i all o of the former place. yhorfday, at Langley,.Bucks, Ma. George Hohlbn, fargee.., of Great Marg-la-litonne-ltreet, to Mira DUaland, daughter of Thcmaa Buckland ; kfti.. of Langlt... DIED. yefterday, in Thames-ftreet, In the aoth year of his age, Ta u . Nathaniel Field, fon of John Field, E. fq of Reuling. At Trineomale, on the aid of May, Lieutenant Henry K. ler, *lbis Majefty's late {hip, le tienahlt...• On Wednefday latt, at Tottenham, in the 74th year o f h . , age, Thomas Gibfon, Efq, late of White Lion-court, Cori . Thurfday morning, at his houfe in Upper Broult.it rett, c „ . lonel Gilbert lronCde, late of the Raft India Cora pluy'. Ser. vice, in Ilengal, after a very tedious and painful aim is. On Sunda). latt, at Grove-1131, Mrs. Elliot, wife of Dr. E... Hot; and eldeft daughter of Dr. Lettfum. On Tuefdai morning, at Kendal Town, in the 62th yen ut his age,- Mr. Thomas 'Liddell, partner in the houfc of fry( Telford, Liddell, and Smalkuan, Dlaci‘well Hull Fadors, Alderntanbury, Sundi:y fe'nnight, aged 31, Mrs. Creighton, wife of C a p t , Rich. Creighton, of the North Briton, Greinland filip, co; Ill.', On Saturday fe'nnight, fuddcnly, at Barubro' Grang e , Ltar Doncsfter, James Farrar, Efq. . On the aid ult. at Hatfield, Mrs. Kitfon, wife of Geor g , !Citron, Efq. of that place. On Saturday bit, the infant daughter of Wl3l. Light, I.r , of DuchleithlitY• • e HIGH WATER AT LONDON !HULK; E *FO-IVIRO Moesdng 11 minutes after / Afternoo 37 main' um; after / TOWFeII 4 4NbIA MEReHAN'I'S and OTHERS. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, UPWARDS of FIFTY HOGSHEADS of CLARET of excellent Quality, about 43c Cak% FRENCH WINE, of the qualities of Burgundy, Champa gnc , Hermitage, Claret, Vindegrave, Br.c. and within time for F.Y. portadon..--Samples may be had, and farther particulars liana by applyingto Mr. Chrißie, in Pall-Mall. 'WHEN Profeffional Men of education and re. tponfibility deviate (tom the general fyitem by the k legion of a peculiar Branch, the Elation of long =d a m Need's Is the heR criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my pmdtice to the exclave treat. went of THEM DISORDERS, and the (tweets/0 refult o f my plan gives me additional ard our to oppore as far as I eta able the ravages of chafe complaints which arc the moft hnpott ant in the candogne of Nyman infirmities. After initiatirn into every boanch as an Amy Surge ac . I formed a with et an early period of Prat.Tee to rercut incivi2a. als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the quail , / 44, serous precipitab l ey Of gene* Praaitioners. Th e TKRR,E tilacilDßßs, to the cure of which I have de. Toted my attention, compriie every (pecks of VENSIEAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duratiDc —2diy. AM kinds of DEBLLITY, whither arifmg from the habits A " Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and laitiy tint de• range:Dant of the fyitent is which h said BARIUM. NESS or S'rERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the ref* of ignorance or habit) dt treatment of a &spit Gotorrhea, and it not unfrequently bar pens that the Coeds of Life are polfnaed by the indict:cies of-is unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuck complaints are eddy cored, and 'Teo where others have failed, I trait doll may pre7ume to offer a radical re.eftablilliment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated (Wirth in the tigorder,comoared with the calamitous fituations of Men,w!..a from irdulgeitce ice SOLITARY:VICE, or the prevalent O:ic , tics of a faihionalile Life, acquire that hate of Debility is the unavoidable confequessce of foe.% pr.micious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over Us mifery, but ere fully tone pis his ci:sforturie, it may be Thme confoladnerr him to know, that although it be an obit@ of dorbt or 436:• tsinty with other Praaitioners the removal of thtle Wl' • CIENCIES by the gradual prOgnis of Renovation Lithe a: 2ci c• Mem of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Vans sae begtut to reduce manly vigour, much anxicty will be vrcrent.l by an early counteraaion of this languid !late, and io IS•i cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years need, a proptrPt7. reverence is ifidifpenfibly requifite to revive the ilumbriaz of Life, and to rc-aeiniate the Conftinition. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been airr.T.olzrl in their expeautions of a Family, cloy be affixed. that in m-. 1 Inftances fu eA deteets are curable by Medical Skill The SECRECY which is fu of to My undertaking, ni the Qualifications which I havi prefumed to ilate, Begs of my Pactenfioin, and in coincidence with WI this is: - :nation is given, that Mr BREE may hr coniliked pclimLs (or by letters Melding a (mall note) at his houfe, N 0.29, kat. del-ftreet, Strand, near Temple:-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water -greet ai . ;ebl • and the name is On both the doors: ad. BREE, ifienther n' the Rl'' i rolleer gorgene. VENEREAL BI.INDNESS, To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-11;ot aa* Ina, London. IT is with the m.ft heartfelt fatisfaaion that I ad drefs you on the incomparable excellence of yota MedlCillel.. EA K E'S PATENT PI L L the fpring of year I had the misfortune to cotitraa a Ven,:real attended with the molt alarming and dangerous lym,)tums; ju g fltall eh , t hit I have been confined to my room for a whet:week together, and not able to Rio out of it; I had no reit day, and fuffered the moR excruciating pain and to:mnn:, what was Rill worfe, my Eye; grew w.:ak and dirl, fo I could fcarce difeern any object, if ever fo dole to me, peeled nothing lefs than the total loft:of my fight.—Froni two, healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere 1:12,:rs and an objedt of pity and compallion.-7My friends me over, and thought my recovery impollble. in this ac..ife.. Mite, and expel ting every minute to be my !aft in tiiii 1 was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try 70:-T Medicines, but having tried all media aid to no purpofe• beeliat enormous expellee, it WA3 iimie time befo-.... I coal be prevailedbn to take them; at hilt I fent for lie bow, ar.i before I bad taken them all, I found colifidalible *Deoefit rt! pains gradually decreafed,and my eye - light g rew bemr, and t o the great furprize and aitonillunent of all my friends, (after:t ag three boxes more) ) my health and ftrength was pellet: ll V' . Rona, and Ism now, (thanks to my Goa and your invalei:lt Mechcines), as well and hearty as ever I was in try life. Your obliged humble fervaat, R. L. LEIGH. High-ftroet, Birmingham, November x, x 799. You are at full liberty to pnblifla this is any manna TN proper, for the benefit of fociety at large, and which I me . . , 13 have fent you fooner,but was fearful of a relapfe. The aboveMedleine is earnettly recomrnetakl t 9 ar. !'hero that are in any doubt of their Ming entirely free of eve 4 nertalAff"%9ll, Particularly to than: about altering their dition life, as.it will certainly eradicate every taint nature, of however long ttanding, or however the appearance of other..diforders it may ; for c‘r b l Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints, it is alio reoinnizln to be taken, dpecially the Spring, Summer, and Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, Summer, LOR, Member of the CorporAion of Sorgeonso his 'miles No. p, New Bridge- ftreet ; where he will cOve . : vice, without a Fee, to perform taking tl.e.re Ewer patients Letters, if poft paiil inn it' cafo by be eine No atop. cant,. fcale4 lee, wttnous a r ee, to ocricws . ovi - Frer patients Letters, if pot paid, on the (,:re wins, ig in all cafes the molt inviolable Secrecy, no Perron'. are having been mentioned, but at their OWII Part iCsls7 the Proprietor, during the courfc of more than 35 YeAr s ' it has had the conOudt of an estenfive Pale a the abave ine, and the pradtice arifing therefrom. They are atfo fold by his appointment, at the Perrio. go. 35. St. Alban's-ttreet, PaU-Mail; Mr. Robe:Tr" ', I) : Pealed PnaiiiidNeurabpo.witeoit3ht,oruOriford. tercet ; Mr. SteXs, Union-row, little Tower-Hill; and by one Perron In r , Ltl4bON t Printed fir the ProortLtors, DI '" Cartiaby-ttreet) at the 4 r A fl a l e n d of 21. 9d, [L.: T. farerftreet ; and publifted I.)y K toitury-piace, Lanaheth),st No 1. Carey-fire 4, • BYas-Oirse a, Temple-Bar ;to which 0.71.. 0.,u• Bunkreiier. t t at'poi (utthe Eamon are tcqirecd to tie 36.1drg'. I