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proved. 11 , it, granting for the fake of argument,' that the :,•tt,.:r WAS genuine, and addreffed by Lord bf. to I .ady of the name of Harriet, whom he would, frr the momtnt, fitppole to he Mrs. lickrou—admitting allit that the übjeCt of that letter was to induce that Lady to elope to him with her chili!—he mutt contend that, far from being an a.t%;ravation of the offence, it did hon•ntr to his feelings, whether or not it thould fo hap pen itereafter that, finiated with er.joyment, fhould ever be induced to turn her adrift. Though Mils Middleton hated, that Mrs. Jacklbn had be fore that a mifrarriage, yet it was certain that the never had a child before the commencement of this 11111 , o:et! intercourfe between her and Lord /sI. and theretOre it was not unreafonable in his Lordthip to conclude that the infant was his own. That he did fo was evident from the fondnefs with which he fpokc of tae a dear little angel," and with filch an impreffion f.rongly operating on his mind, it was rarely commendable in him rather to take them both under his own proteftion,. than to fact the Lady to remain nnporing a fputiotts otTpring upon her hulband, and leave it to him to rnal:.: p, ovition IT, and camels with the fond partialitr if a parent, a child that was not hi, own. In conein.lon, the Leatne.l Conniel adverted to the circumflance of Mifs Bit:top's not having been brought forward as a mime., the confequenee of which might be to blaa all the Plaintiff's hopes and psolPeds, fhould he be difpofed to intlitute pro. cesdings in a (till higher ttihunal (the Houle of; Lords) which would inflantly reject his petition for a divorce, upon being informed that the pro. clo:ticn of the belt pollible witnefs was refuted. He was the more induced to mention this, as he taw Some of thole gentlemen prefent, upon whom, when fitting on a former Jury, he endeavoured to prefs arguments of a fimilar tendency againa thofe of Mr. ERSK IN E on the oppotite fide. The Jury however by their verdict gave t,scol. damages, and when application was afterwards made for a divorce to the Houfe of Lords, their Lordatips did not hefltate a mament to rejeet the petition ; and this he trusted would opet ate as a caution to the gentlemen of the prefent Jiiry, not to give great damages upon inch flight evidence. The SU:.r.tfv fummed up the evidence in a per fpicuous manner, and aftet wards obferved to the Jury that their prefent hutinefs was, not to enquire into the guilt of the Defendant, for that was al ready admitted in his futnring judgment to pars by default, hut to :Ores the tetribution in damages for an injury which, under force circumftances, was perhaps as great as anv that one man could c•mmit againa another, and after a brief, but ju dicious ccrnin:Lt a;,(41 the feseral depofitions, and the argnments of Ctomfel,lL them to decide upon what fun they would award. Atter about half an hour's deliberation, the jury fotind a Verdi& of Two Ti.‘!•of.url Porto& damages againa the Defendant, with colts of fuit. WESThIINSTFR SYS::ION3, TT.:DAY, JAN.B. RIOT AND ASSAULT. Champncfs and Elizabeth Powell were indiiled for a liar, and William Good enough. •The prolocutor am,d, that he is an In fpe,nor of she Watch, and Alfa a Conflable of the parifh of St. Jelin the Evangcliit ; that on the morning of the ie,th of November, about a quar ter pall one, he was coming down Pear-flreet, when he was aceoßed by the prifimer Powell, who Lid to the svitnefs, "Come, enckey, are you going to give us this drop of bin r' The witncfs replied by laying, " l de.:et know you ;" to which the anfwered, " Yes, you do, you know you pomifed me Come gin." witnefs ilill denied it ; the then called him a hiackguard, and laid the would d--- 7 d if Lc mould not : ;ise h er fume; the im mediately call'ed out, when three men anst two women conic up; one of the men. named Bolton, k noc ked ( be a it and while he was down, the other prifoner, Charapacfs, :truck him en the head with a Rick, and likewife beat him a'muti the body; the witnefs called out " Murder ! watch!" when the two men ran away, and he feized Champnefs, who, however, contrived to make his efeupe, but was afterwards taken at his lodgings. In confequence of the bridles he received, the %va ses was obliged to keep his bed for near a month. He was pofitive as to the identity of the two pri loners being conecrned in the riot and alfault, and had made diligent karch after the other, but had not been able to Lind them. Another witnei's confirmed the profecntor's ter timonv—the Sargeon, who attended him, Rated, that his life was at one time in danger, from the violence of the fever which endued from the bruifes be had received. The prifoner Ciiampnefs, in his defence, Rated, that he had been to fpend the evening with fome friends, and was returning home, when he heard a cry of watch ; be ran to fee ‘‘!:at was the mat ter, when he perceived fome men run away front the fpnt where the prolecutor Rood, who, on feeing him, chat ged him with ad - milting him, and kncelted him down; that finding himfelf thus wrongfallv accufed and afraulted in o violent a manner, he did swat he conceived he was inftified in doing, defended hinifelf againtl his unknown adverfary, and Rruck him feveral times iit e return, ancl then run away. He denied all knowledge of the parties, hut faid they apreared like tailors. •Ile complained of having been taken out of his bed by a numtier of officers, armed with pidols and cutiaires, who hal no warrant for Co doinz, and that they had treacesi him like a common ruffian. He declined caitirg any witnettes or friends. The prifoner Powell, who is fine of the lowed of fiati.d. ,that the was very unfinliinve females , drunk at the time, but fiiid file had no concern in i 1 ufing the profccutor, and that i; was done by louse failors, who made off opon his calling tor • the watch. The C 11011? I ',Verve& that the faas appeared to he clratly made out, and there was no reafnn to JOiiiit the identity of the priffiners, as - the pro fccutor bad (worn pofitively to them, and, in fact, they ac'snowledged they were prefcnt. The Jury pronounced them both Osaiy. The t:HAIRMAN in palling fentxnee upon Champ con. nefh obfervcd to iiim• that be was ausrmair H cerned that a young man like him, who had been virtuoufly brought up, was related to a refpedable family,and had received a good education, fhould lo difyrace himfelf and his family, by atiotiiSting with the molt abandoned characters. He hoped, that, while undergoing the pnnithment whicll the Court were about to inflid, he would endeavour to reclaim his morals, and return to fociety as worthy to become an ufeful and good Member : if not, the only profped he law was, that in put-. filing the fame lawlefs and vicious courfes, lie would meet with an untimely and ignominious end. lie was then fentenced to be imprifoned fix months in the lion:e of Correction. Robert Lewis was indiaed for affiuhing Ann Broome, widow, by firing at her certain loaded pifiols, Ste. After the prifoner wat arraigned, the profecutrix got into the witncfs bor, and r;:quelled the Court would difcharge him, as the freely for gave him. She flid he had been a victualler, and was in habits of friendthip with her late hufband, who e:Tired in his arms; for thcfe and other rea fons the did not with to hint him. The CHAIRMAN told the Jury, that the Lady not choofing to make good her complaint, and the Court not havin g ' the power to oblige her, they mull acquit the priouer.—Acpitted. On Saturday Samuel MA" was indicted for a(iaulting George Welch, a hackney coachman, on the sth of February, Oar. It appeared that Mr. Whalley had indicted Welch at the tall Mid dlefer. Seirions, fin- An alfault, when, after the whole of the evidence was gone through, the Juty were of opinion he was nut guilty, and acquitted him. Thz late defendant therefore changed fides, and became the profecutor. The Statement he gave in to labflantiate the charge laid in the indiement, was as follows: That on the evening alluded to,, he was coming out of Heming.flow into Green. Street, with his coach, and the night being very dark, he was (topped on a ludden by Mr. 'Whalley, who was in a one.hore chaife, on the wrong fide; he immediately puked up his honks, and called out—" What do you do there ?" Mr. Whalley called him a damned ilmund*el, and raid hewould let him know ; and in patting he Struck at him with his whip, feveral times. The profecutor then got oil' his box, and seized hold of Mr. Whalley's horle, and infiltcd upon having his addrefs ; this be refilled to give, and kept whipping the profe• tutor who was mounting his box, when he was knocked down by Mr. Whalley, and very ill used. After inure further altercation, the profecutor was charged by Mr. Whalley, and taken to the watch. house. Two witnelfes delcribed the profccutor to have been very ill treated. The Counfel for the defendant contended, that the profecutor had conduaed himself in a very in firlent manner to Mr. and had drawn upon hiinfelf the chattifement he received. He ob served, upon the crofs indiaments which bad been preferred, and fod, the Court Who tried that pre lei red by Mr. Whalley' against Welch, were fo fa tisfied of his guilt, iliac they were aflonifhed when the Jury acquitted him.- He, however, was quite elf) , as to the verdict which they would give upon the .prefent occafion, as he had no doubt the Court would, if 'Re Should be pronounced guilty, inflia a flight fine. The CHAIRMAN obferved to the jury, that they mull find Mr. Whalley guilty , from the nature of the evidence which bad 11een produced. He did expert, from the turn which the indiftment took, and which was tried before him at Hicks's Hall, that he should have heard no more of the !runnels. The Jury then found the defendant Guilty, and the Court ordered him to pay a fine of fix Shillings and eight pence. William Kay was inditaed for assaulting Charles Bruniwiek. The parties are bakers, and, as it ap peared, rivals, each profeffing to fell cheaper bread than his neighbour. On the morning tutted in the indiament, the defendant went to the prole. tutor's Chop window, and tpmblcd all his bread and rolls into the kennel, and Struck him on the arm. The defendant called three witnetfes to prove that it was done by accidcnt, and that as a fort of retribution the profecutor knocked him down feveral times. The Jttry found the del.n. dant Not Guilty. On Friday' evening, between eight and nine o'clock, as Colonel SULLIVAN was returning to town, on the Edgware-mad, with his fervant, in his pod.chaife, he was flopped near the Hide by two footpads, who prelented their pitiols into the chaife to him, and demanded his money ; he re plied, " if they would take their pith& away, and treat him with humanity, they thould have what he had about him ;" and accordingly gave them fix guineas and come filvcr. But, not fatisfied with this, they Willed on taking a favourite dog he had with him. This he refuted them, upon which they fired into the carriage ; but, fortu nately, on perceiving them pretent, he fr:11 back, and evaded the Ilints, which he indantly returned, by difcharging his piftol at rue of them. Both the Colonel and his fervant then got out of the chaife, when a trial of firengn cnfued between them and their antagonifls, which proving n fa vourable to the ruffians, one of them drew another piftol from his pocket, and Ihot the Colonel in the bre:ft, notwitlidanding which the conteft cnnti tried, which at lad ended in die total defeat of the robbers. The Colonel is but !lightly wounded. A poor fweep travelling through Stretton, near Burton-upou•Trent, lati week, being benighted, knocked at the door if a ffirmer, and begged he might fleep in the liable till the approach of day, • but was refuted. The labourer, however, hear ing the anfwer, and having more humanity than his mailer, foffered him to take his repole upon Tome fliaw in the burn. It happened about two o'clock in the morning two villains came with a horle and cart, with intent to rob the barn, and. ;laving nearly filled one bag, faid, 'ttvas a pity they had not engaged another man to hold the candle ; the poor (weep hearing this (and imagin• ing the men beionged to the houfe) rallied from the draw, and exclaimed, "0, I'll hold the candle!" The villains, at this unexpefted - anfwer, and the appearance of his black face and white teeth, hat tily decamped, leaving horfe, cart, and bar, at the difpofal of the fuppottd devil From sbe LONDON GAZETTE, January 9. LENT PILEACHFRS appointed to preach before his hiajetty, fur the tar, t Bo2. March 3, Afh We.lntfday, Dean of the Chapel, Lord Bifhop of London. 3, Friday, Dean of Charter, Dr. Cotton. 7, Sumlay, Lord Bilhop of Durham. to, Wedn.rday, Mr. filarnett. 12, Friday, Dcan of Chtfler, Mr. Miller. 14, Sunday, Lord Bifhop of Wind:after. r 7, Wtdnefday, Dr. Grafton. 19, Friday, Moan of Exeter, Dr. Harvrard. 21, Sunday, Lord Bifhop of Glouedier. 24, Wecintfday, Dr. Coombe. 26, Friday, Dcan of Norwich, Dr. Turner. 28, Sunday, Lord Bifhop of Brillot 31, W.:datfday, Mr. Purrard. April 2, Friday, Dean of Witichefter, Dr. Ogle. 4, Sunday, Lord Billtop of Chlcht.llcr. 7, Wtdociday, Mr. Drill!. 9, Friday, Dcan of Wort-eller, Dr. Onflow. it, Palm Sunday, Lord Achbp. of Canterbury, or Lord Achbp. of York. 14, Wcdnefday, Mr. De Membray. a 6, Grod Friday, Dean Of Wean:dater, Lordßithop of Rochefter. 18, Falter Day, Lord Almoner. IALI V. LENT PREACHERS appointed to preach at his Majelly's Chapel, at Whitehall, on Wednuldays and Fridays, for the Year 1832. March 3, Ath Wcdnefday, Dean of Carlifle, Dr. Milner. 5, Friday, Dr. Schutz. 10, Vt'ednciday, Mr. Coffer. 22, Friday, Dr. Bingham. 17, Wcrinefday, Mr. Kynafton. 19, Friday, Dr. SWMiI. 24, V.'“lnilday, Hon. and Rev. Mr. l.czge. 26, Frid iy, Dr. Mofs. 3t , Wednefilay, Mr. Ediidge. April 2, Friday, Hon. and Rev. Mr. Welk/lei. 7, Wedneiday, Mr. Madan. 9, friday, lion. and Rev. Mr. Stopford. 1 4, Wctingtl.l y, Dr. Vincent.. 16, Good Friday, Dean of Glouccitcr, Dr. Immo:T. SA MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commiflions in tie Royal Peonbrokdniye Militia, fig:led by the Lord Lieutenant. Captain Owen Philipp to be Major. Daird Au !MI 24. rSot. &amid ilarrici, FIT to he Second Lieutenant, vie,: John Lloyd, deevafed. Dated Noveniber 27, tilct. Samuel Harrica, Efq. to be Adjutant, vice Jain Lloyd, deccaced. Dated int °hove. Cornmifflons ftgned by the Lord Lieutenant for the County of Lancaiier. -• • - - - - Richard Cardwell, Erg. to be Deputy-I aeutenant. Dated No vaoher 14, 1801. 'quay Fickle's, EX+ to be Ditto. Dated as above. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. . . ..... Feb. t 6. Richard Berc=ford, of Alfrcton, Derhyfivire, at eleven, at the George Inn, Alfr. . ter. BANKRUPTC:LS NUPERSFIYI). Artbur Whit Mr, of Long Acre, li.lidditkx, coarl.malter. Joh a Harald Pemberton, of Liverpool, merchant. William Middleton, of Liverpool, merchant. , BANKRUPTS. Jofrph Timmis, of Bowling.il met, Weßminiler, flionkeeper, dealer and cha; man, to furrender Jan. z 6, at ten, Jan. 33, at twelve, and Feb. 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorm.y, Mr. Lindeman, Crown.court, Crown-Rite!, Weaminaer. Nathaniel Lonfdale and Thomas Tampion, of Be,Nord-ftreet, Cotent•Garden, woollen-drapers and parttners, Tan. t 9, 30, and Feb. 20, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Japfon, Lincoln's Inn New-}quart. John Phillips, of the Swan-Inn, Rofa, liertfordfhire, innl older, dealer and chapman, Jan. 21,28, and Feb 20, at ain't - la , at the King's-Arms Inn, Rofs. Attornies, Mars. Collins and Py he, in Rofs. Richard Gates, of Great Saffron-Hill, nearklolborn, Middlefes, baker, Jan. 19, 23, and Feb. 20, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Is. . D. Bilhop, Lyon's-Inn. John Nobes and William Nobcs, of Southfea-Common, Pante., green grocers, dealers and chapman, and copartners, Jan. 19, at three, Jan. ao, and Feb. to. at eleven, at the U.n ,. .)n Ta vern, Port!ea. Attorney, Mr. Cornthwaite John fie tor, or Portfea, Hants. wain Benda% of the parifh of Whitcombe, So:n7rf.../fhire, ntealman, deal:x and chamnan. Jan. 22, at fit, lath 23, and Feb. 23, at ten, at the Talbot Inn, Briaol. Ar:orries, M:. 'Planters William:, in M'inchr- nib, Gloe.cefetiilre ; or Mr. George Edmunds, Exchequer Office of London. Richard Biackmore, of the Colonade, near the Foundling Ho piral, P.:id-lit:lca, painter, glazier, dealer and el:app. - tit, JAN. 16, 26, and Feb. :0, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dawns, Bridges-an:et, Covent-Garth n. John Roberts, of Shrewibury, Oulup, linen-draper, dealer aad chapman, Jan. 20, 21, and Feb. 20, at twelve, at the Fox, in Shrewfbury. Attornies, Nlr.Rieltard Gridiths, Chapel-flair., London ; orMr. William sillies, Slat Robert Guthrie and Cohn Cooke, both of Liverpool, merehan ts and copartners, February 3,4, and 20, at eleven, ht the Globe Tavern, LIVO7OOI. AttOnlitta, Mr. George OITALLiVirpOuI, or Merrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-Buildings, London. William John Donne, of Liverpool, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, Jan. 28, 29, and February 20, at one, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Johah VFilliaunfon, Leigh flreet, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. Jan. 19. Peter C!utterbuck, of York-ftreet, yeftmittfter, brsw'er, dealer a:al ch:pman, at one, at Guild!r.:ll,l.o.ldon. Jan. a 3. Thomas Edwards, of Fore-ftreer, St. Arm, lime hGure, Middlcf i , vidualicrolcaler, and chaprnan, at tth, at Guildhall, I.or.don. . Jan. 23. Simon Langftaff, late of Sunderland, Durham, !hip . owner, dealor and chapmars, at twelve, at Guildhall, I.vnticn. Jan. 27. Cbriftopher Phillips, now et late of Ha 111.2, York- Here, merchant, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the White Lion, Halifax. Jan. 27. _Abel Cock and Henry Cock, late of Gloucelter, dra- pen, dralen, chapmen, and copartners, at eleven, at the King's Headinn, Gloncefter. Jan. 3Q. John Weft and Thomas Davies, ef New Boncl-fireet, Middle ea, filverfmiths, partners, dealers and chapmen, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jan. 27. Thomas Bibby, of Stockport, Chtlhire, grocer dealer and chapan, at eleven, at the Crown and Anelso; :r Inn, Stockport. bilt. 29. Jar es Bigiby, late of Nottingham, merchant, dealer and chapman, at tea, at the Blackmoor's -Head, Nottingham, , Jan. 30. l'atrick Ker, of the Old Jewry,.l.ondon, merchant dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall. Jan : 27. Mary Greenaway and Francis Greenaway, of Calrter collar-makers, dealers, Chapman, and copktners, 'men, at the White Hart Inn, Caine. Fel). 2. Richard Warner, of George-yard. London, Enloe, dealer and clutpman, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. a. James Dewey, of illterrifbury, Salop,upbolder,deder and chaprnass, at eleven, at the jernMensn Anus inn, Shiff• nail, Feb. a. John Samuel Parker, of Well-ftreet, fadler, collar maker, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildh.;.ll London. _ _ _ Feb. 2. Jacob Krohn, of New -court, Threttatortomftret.i, I.oadon, merchant, at twelve, at Guilklaall Feb. a. V 411; nu Martin. of HuMmarton, Middklix, broker,' dcakrand ehapnian, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Feb. z. David Low and Jehn Henry Ain, of Hart-preet, Covent (Arden, Midellerea, redkltiers, brandy-merchants, dt alen, ehapmen, and sopartnen, at ten, Gladkr.U. Feb. a. Thomaa Saul alrii John Reynolds, ut Manclicßzr,l.att caßaire, woolitaplen, dealers, ehapmen, and partners, at halt paR two, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 9. Thomas Corbett, late of the parilh e isollschlnitamp ton, Glouceßerihire, clothier, at eleven, at the hinge ut Vin. Aunt anvidas, Hew= Common, Mincliaampton. Feb. se. Flt 7selegraire, erLerae, Torlfhite, ftuSmerchnrt, eltaler and chaprnan, at ekeen, at tha Old i•eit4'a MLA:, Feb. 12. Thomas rt,or.lley, of„.I vcrpnol, linen draper. &Oct' and charnan, at elewcie, !tt tha ei!oha "I awn', LivAiee Feb ;3. John Al:+ood, of Gloucciler, :':trot, a: Loldcat. Feb. is. S:•.-ah Arraftram!, thth, ironnelm-rr, an.: c::ar.e ., eman, at ten, at G Spangtn, of Welis-ttrcet, Goelerin . «. Fields, D.liadiefex, merchant, at tam, at t eule!bai, Lerre}un. March 6. Thomas Shirers,hlte: of Ntchola3-leet,c,l.tralo, 'Tyr chant, at ten : at Guildhall. F.C.'CLEWASTICAL PRO V:OT!,.!::S. The Rev. h•Tr. C. AlRock and the Rev. Mr. !s". , :•t, two n; llithoWs Chaplains, have been refi;eclivtly r;or nds in Chl..hrfter Cathedr.:i, the ;;;,, b. nd of Hart. the latttr to the Prebend o. Co!wort;:. The Mai p !.c F.xeter has prefented al,: Rev. j, I'..r -ki•is, M. A. a: . :u R"ystl; F.plm \Valles, to the R. yof St. . , city. . , Cntirttiloy haN ?tell:AM the Ittv. t4..pletcfi; 111. .1. aid Reeitx f l'owiterhtm, to th: R..aory of N,.rth Itovty, in 11-v,,:sf!lite, dc. h tti th. v. Ju'ai MARRIED. On Thurfda7 laft, Mr. Wii::3!11 11c.irP. of i - '. , l!‘orn to Mifs Sophia Hunt, orly dr.oglit,r of tf Maddifon Hunt; Efq. of Colrr..ln.ft.r.,t. DIED. On Friday at his apart mews io Port 191:itter% Rev Arthur O'Leary —lie w..s a TAO with natural liomour, and oo:l'elreit of great arquireinen.s. From the rant of a finale DtOniricatt Friar, he oatain..l by the elioyar-y of trdent, the notice toil the • - ecompsnicr of the frith C.:oven.- nv.nt. rir wrot•: PA•ntic3l acrimony, aistil On col( 1 e 1s m o his 1w...0ur, it may L•c i;uo,-,1, to t 4:1 !Hitt bin..+a once hi," to prove The 1-1..1 the me, k L iar in h . e. ai.fwer, " is aK c-ptible oft:. ou.nflrat lye proof. 1.-t the renwin as it is. Your fairentlip may go/...tiber and fstr On Saturday fe'rnignt, aged 36, Nits. John Currie, of Ba se,. P: et, es. lin 0n tin: 22d ult. at I.iv.:rpnol,on his rrtoro to th- ir.v of Mn,z. In Mr 33d year of Lis tq.c, Mr. J. IS.i..ALLw, ,:)rarat 11.nc:, the Strand. le'nnight. xt his houfe 't PAiierton. L. fir t eisrk of Pay (A1i..., i A!. his !“;.:1 . 2 in Milford-arca, 2i.lay3Jr, Udny, lift' in the ;Fin year cf. his age. On Therf..ay evcnii,;;, johz Dulot, lif2. rf'lottcr.:itea-eiatirt, Twtc.thari-,esnt-rs.):sil. Sunda.; in C3p‘l-firzet, Alexander I.ynar,, Efq. maw,. yc:rsTr::Cure to th•: of Dul):1:4 Ct0. , 311,:i 'fide, of Ca:lie Hyde, comity 'Cork. At Couravernii, roomy Carlow, at the w . En, Mrs. Byrncs. . • In Roferea, of a malignant fever, in the iscth year ei - 1.1. the Rev. M:eliael O'Leary, P. P. of that town. On Sunday fe'nrigM, at Dublin, Mr. Ch_rbs Mills, Secre tary to the ailiiciatian there fur ,;:r.,ount...t,ancing vice. On Friday La, az hit hnufc itt Lzii4liall-11:,.et, at tlie vancial age of 76 year;, Dcpu:y Leelt,.y, 37 years or (dew Curninim Council f.,r the V.'ard nf ;;2:3111r.tv:. BY filS jr:sTr. ROYAL Dr. BRODUM's NERVOUiCOADIAL and ED SYRUP. - - - - T 11 his hmig been a qttcfilOn, as ar Al as a matter of furprize, why Dr. L'aocem Ihold ir.on: rer9rt ea to as a Medical '!an, than flail. 0; our firit Phya.-iana, who( • ella raaer and calf:truce Is ;:s nev been daolEed: this ::nioa. has I.mg puzzte!. ant-attics of gitople; hat when we weiM nod cm iiier t. , -1 1 -ole in a d..ibe.rate manner, the fin-prize cea(cs, am.l the eatarect is taken front the rye. For init.:nee, how e!1.1 n ous ara the difordera the heinan frame is fulifealt to, and v.h..:h arife,filleiy fn.n tl c Patier.t. itop;ad-nce; t h.-re e yorlaity, Patient is aillained to udohl to his own Candi,- Phytii-ian, e»htr fearful it may by fax enforefcen secidcitt bzconie pohlie. or does not like to eenf,fs his weal:tiers:o the Phyiiii.at he is in timate with; and in which ear: the female in p:.rticelar fails a fact:See, rather than divot:is the fecrst cf theia guilt; and without hnowin.; the origin of difordcr it is impoinhle for any Phylizian to prefcrihc with fuceefs ; thefe, thcoVre the Patients who can with fafety apply to Dr. Broder), for e'er have only to fign initials to their letters, and fit.te thrir cafe without hogr referee whatever. The Doetor tLc•it either a prellerip,bni or medicine (as the cafe may require) without evcrLoawing the perfon who has male appeication to him, and tit« matter rt:ts far ever a recut, as it i. nut or the pow,r of :he Warn- to :dike a difeovery : this is the caly .ird t ca.: saute why' r. Erodeni I...mopchers the PTO:ratio; of all NA.. of people to Lin:Cif; and p xricularly is, as Lis Car.:-.el‘v is N well eltahlifhc 1 as a i!tlitti Pl6l,:lan, -wbeo sv•- oh'at re fa the daily rlr,r,, the av,ii hint, gc:.l;nie %%dna lahoared for r 0.;.y Itheantat: at, Evh, Setters-, Niervo; s, jaundice, Bilious Comriaints, S ; i.r l nts th.s Stomach and and DelailH,s of Loth Sca,, , roifiri; frme natural er acluirrd Cauks, in particular, thae Coi . l)p! gloating front intemperance, improper r i,• t y, or exc. hive Grief. i or the removal of kind of o!..truction in the Syfirm, there are few Medicines of e,!nal efficacy, and in Complaints the liver, many eta t,.a.i. c, Wu, hare wit n, 14 its beneficial ti .41 :lac/ the 101111,1ii.iii (if 36'171'011 sth.. (tamer--The V.-11,,w Fever, and thoe. fatal Dif,ales that origis nate in the baneful Atmorphere in hot s. To thole Lndici or Gentlemen bordering on the (State of Ma trimon7, the Dotter would particularly reoinimend the Meal Syrup, (prior to their appearance the Altar of Hy men), whore in the frnalicit ilegree apprelidifivt of the lyftroi not being entirely found, or fubjeet to relaxations of tit „id s . •.• Laren, fluting Patio^ u cafes, with the Dottlipe3 acal fee of a Guinea, will be ftridly act ..nded to.. A 1111. Bottle cum.:dos equal to live (null Pre=. The BOTANIC.II, SY it UP and NERVOUS CORDLIL, to be had a; the Dutior% I fonf.•, No. 9, Albion-itrce:, f. • en doors from the I.onzian BlAckfriars Bridge, in 1 , 0!... ties at 222. 113.6 d. and 53. 6d. Afro, at Goldini's, No. 44 Cornhill ; and at Codas, Strand, Lond , :n. In Bath, Cruttw,ll, Clafvw, Baztcr; Briftol, Sheppard„ Perk, Printer. . Brighton, Dm:flacon and Co. Birmingham, Swinney, Bedford, S.!ki:11„ Blandford, Simmons, Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Bridport, Margrie liamorp', Mr. P.: aniart, .nzlith 800k.f. 1 .1.;:r. Ipfnticit, Nfiddl:,:it ch. Illy of Akin. Inkine, A Yourv., merdtalt. Lads, Binns and Cu. Cheltenham, buckle, Cambridge, (kc, Canterbury, Britlow, Cartifle, lonic, Chatham, Eth..ringtos, Ch,lisfrffd, Muggy and Ca Cheltcr, P.yole And Sun, Lynn. Gales, Leick.iter. Swinftes, Len -4:4, Elliott, Mancheilyr, I.rach, Nlarzute, Slyer, Newbury, Fuller, wcaftie, Chichrlii.r,lipton, Dublin, hpilf.tbry and Co. Durham. 1 - 1,21M..ri0n, Dcal, Rote, Dovcr, Neales. DC•i2C 4 I, Broughton.... rtbampton, and Cup grttir.g! , 4m, ADA Cs Norw:e:l, Strvt.n.,to Oxford, km.. Plymouth, Nttikt.ci, Poi mout It, 1;cl MP, hatter, . ruenLin and Son, Gofport, Hardinz ' Derby, Drurry, Eldcr, and Co. Alackc• - zie, Coluz,(lrcen, •nic, smart, and Co. Mr. R.Scott, drug. Praiten, Serjatt, by nail liouktoli.l.4 cutkrs in thc Arse kir.gdorns. Gladwin, sartfrß. P.tifley, Mr. Nirrr,Merch It %ill neevtiary the LloOor foo0.0110:. fuch Pati.rtr, as are afaidi.vi with Destn..f, or lavai of rity!.t, or revdtatir Cafus, by Letter .c P.lrcrl, to the Doctor (Pott ur Cat rike witt; his t.full ice.—The Medicines tray bad every Day. LONDON: Veir.A.d tor fac'r'roplettars by JOHN 1),.1 PR ~ 1.. ((of Carnaby-ttrcet) a . the :TAIL Pit INTO. tt-, 't rice No. i Carty-Great; and pi:ell:lei by j..FVEI. KENT, t )f Car itriallfy-91aCC, IftrAblaill), at No i, er - cv-ttre,-t, and at t 7 e ST Al-OffClt, 1 CM:AC-Bar ; to ariliCh &lift an ennimudy rattans ter the HINT enl aft requeltsd to be eildrelful. i) of . i ij '•+` ~~