Star. — London, England, 1802-04-24 00:00:00

LAW HiTELLIGENGE. Sittings appointed in before the Right Hon. aoaoucm, Lord Chief ' Eater Term, 1802. Middlefex and London EDWARD Lord ELLRII rUfIiCe, &c. in and after auDeLasax. Tadday. May is Maiaday, - :7 Meaday. - a 4 Friday, - 28 AFTER Thy, - Jane s I Atm. ' LONDON. I I Wet!array, May is Tudday. . IS Wednefttay, - *4 Saturday, • 19 TIIM. Walnefday. June a COURT OF KING'S BENCH, APRIL 23. This day the Right Honourable Lord ELLtu soaono a took his feat as Chief Jutlice. He bad taken the oaths, and gone through all the prelimi nary forms at the Lord Chancellor's. Four Spe cial Jury caules Rood on the paper, but only one was tried, viz. PENI4II,I V. WHILILWRIGHT. Mr. ERSk Hog ilated, that this was an anion on a policy of infurance upon the cargo of a Swedifh &fp, the Refolution, at and from London to Pen. facola and Mobile, on the coati of Well Florida, and back again. The adventure was one which would not have been f.anaioned by the laws of this country, but for the provilions of two Adis of the prefent King, authorizing his Majelly's Coun cil to grant licences to his fubjeas to export Britifh merilAndise to the Spanilh colonies, and to im- I port goods from thence, provided they were their own property, or the property of the fubjeas of Rates in amity with Great Britain. The plain tiffs, Meffis Penman, Shawe, and Co. were mer chants in London, and had exported goods prior to the year z Soo, to Mars. Panto'', Lelie, and Co. of Penfacola, who were indebted to them on the balance of an account current, in the fum of 37,0001. Regular licences were obtained from the Secretary of State. to export an outward cargo, and import an homeward one t and the fhip failed from Portfmonth in the month of November with the licences on board, and all the neceff."ry dom. went:, to fhew the belonged to a neutral nation. In the month of December the fell in with, and was boarded by a French privateer, who after plundering her of a part of her provifions, Rores, and cargo, and taking away the licences of the Council, fufiered her to depart. The Refolution prOteeded on her voyage, and in the month of Ja nuary, !Sot, the was captured by the Experiment, Enghal privateer, off the Bahama Wands, into which the was carried, and libelled in the Court of Admiralty there as a lawful prize. The Court upon being apprized of the circumflances of the licences having been taken away by the French privateer, releafed her. and the proceeded to the ultimate place of her deflination, furnifhed by the Admiralty Court of Bahama with a certificate of her having been libelled and duly difcharged. Her cargo was landed at Penfacola, and delivered to Metfrs. Penton, Leflie, and Co. She then took in her homeward cargo, confißing of furs and &ins, and was returning to Europe, when the fell in with the Syren frigate, Captain Golllein, who carried her into Jamaica, where the was again li belled as lawful prize. The Court upon hearing the cafe allowed pine months time for the produc tion of due proof of the licences having been granted. The plaintiffs confidering the cargo was of a perithable nature, thought proper to abandon and call upon the infurers, leaving it to them to avail themfelves of the benefit of the decifion of the Court of Admiralty in Jamaica. This they had a right to do, and therefore the only quellion would be, whether the plaintiffs had an infurable intereft in the cargo ? he contended they had ; for it ap peared they were creditors of the confignors to the amount of z7,000L and he fubntitted, that if the King granted a licence to his fubjeds to import the commodity of another country, it was fuffi cient that fuch fubjed had an interell in the com modity imported, and was not availing himfelf of the licence to conceal an illegal traffic. He had only to add, that when the fad of the fbip having been plundered of her licences came to the know ledge of the . plaintiffs, they communicated it to the Underw riters. The evidence on the part of the plaintiff; eon filled of proof of the policy, the Order of Council, the licences of the Secietary of State, the account current between the plaintiffs and Panton and Co. the [hipping of the cargo, and the circumftances attending the voyage, as defcribed by the Learned Connie!. The Counfel for the defendant raid, the defen dant refilled this demand on grounds which had long been known to his Lordfhip, and recognized by Courts of Law. When the queßion was dif tinaly Rated, it would appear that fuch an attempt to obtain money from the pockets of an under writer had fcarce ever been made. Whenever underwriters fet up captions and technical defences, they were jultly the fubjei of reprobation; it was therefore a matter of confolation that he was not Rending on any formal oblation, but on the manel merits of the cafe. He was defending his client on the ground that the plaintiffs were not entitled ' to the benefit of the policy, becaufe they were not within the defcription of the licences under which they claimed to be proteded • and becaufe they knew, th at in all probability le fhip was at this very moment condemned by the Admiralty Court of jainaica, in which it was libelled. The tingle quellion was, whether the property was in Penman and Co. ? he maintained it was not; but was in Panton and Co. who were not Britilh fubjeds.— If the licences had proved the property to have belonged to the plaintiffs, would the French pri vateer have been content with taking only part of the cargo ? would the not have taken the whole. Betides, it was evident from the account current between Penman and Co. and Penton and Co. that the cargo was the property of the latter, for there were charges made by Penman and Co. for corn- sniffion, and for the premium of infurance. Had they confidered the property as their own, fuch charges could not have podEbl7 found their way into the account. From the evidence of the fad deducible from the face of the account, he Wilted the plaintiffs were not entitled to recover. Lord Et.tanzottonen, in his addrefs to the Jury, Rated the nature of the action, and the ope ration of the licences of Council, without which the voyage would have been illegal, and obferved that the only queftion was, whether the property came within the defcription of thole Acts, or, in other words, whether it was the property of Bri tifh fubjeas ? Meflrs. Panton, Leflie, and Co. though they appeared from their names to be Bri tißa were certainly in refpea of their do micile, the fubjeas of the King Qf Spain; it was `therefore only neceffary to afcertain, whether the property to which this infurance applied, belonged to Panton, Leflie, and Co. or to the plaintiff?— On the one hand the Jury were told there was a large balance due to the plaintiffs, to the amount of 27,0001. and that in chfcharge of that balance thefe goods were configned. Upon the cafe; as Rated by the plaintiffs, every thing feemed fair and clear, but with refpcit to the accounts, a con fiderable degree of attention was required. The; obfervations which had been made upon thole ac counts were of a very ftrong nature. It was a very ilrange circumilance that the premium of in fueanne fhould have been charged by the plaintiffs, if Panton, Laic, and Co. were sot the proprietors ' of the goods. There was allia a charge for corn million. Why was there loch a charge as this, if the goods were fent to the plaintiffs on their own ' account ? The charge naturally imported, that the goods were the property of the fenders. Clearly the claim of the plaintiffs was no otherwife im peached than upon the accounts. He was not dif poled to quarrel with the plaintiffs for bringing this action pending the litigation in the Admiralty Court of Jamaica. It did appear fomewhat fin gular; that while the cafe was under the confider*. lion of a Court of competent jurifdiaion which had granted time for further proof, the plaintiffs !honk( not have waited for the determination of that Court. However, this Court was alio of competent jurifdietion, and if they preferred com ing here, they were entitled to do fo, though if the property timid be ultimately condemned , - all that was doing now would be fruitlefs. The de fence folely arofe out of the accounts. Why did not the plaintiffs charge themfelves with the pre mium and commiftlon, if the goods were their own? The Jut y, as mercantile men, were bell fudges, whether fuch charges were ufual by the a&ual I owner of a cargo. For his own part, he thought they afforded prong evidence in favour of the de fendant, and that the property belonged to the do miciled fohjeas of the King of Spain. The Jury retired for upwards of two hours, and returned with a verdia for the plaintiff.—Daaages Aool. the amount of the policy. WESTMINSTER. SESSIONS, APRIL 23. George Webber was intlifted for affaulting John Jones Evans, on Sunday, 14th March. The prifoner was a pauper in the workhoufe of St. George's, Hanover-fquare, and was permitted to go out on the morning of the day above-men tioned to attend Divine Service ; he returned in the evening in a nate of intoxication, and being defin ed by Mr. Evans, who is matter of the workhoufe, to go to bed, he was with much difficulty got out' of the ball. He came back in a few minutes, with a knife concealed in the fleeve of his coat ; and when Mr. Evans attempted to put him out once more, he !truck at him. Two other paupers inter fered to refcne Mr. Evans, both of whom the pri foner feverely wounded with the knife. The eon liable was then called, and itrthe attempt to fecure the prifoner, he alto received a wound in the leg. The furgeon of the workhoufe proved that tome of the wounds, though not at any time likely to endanger the lives of the witnelfes, were fuch as to deprive them of the full ufe of the particular limbs, for a confiderable time. The prifoner in his defence Paid, that he had been at tea in his Majelly's fervice, and bad re ceived a wound in the head, which caufed him to be confiderably deranged, particularly when he drank. He faid he knew nothing of what hap pened afttr he returned to the workhoufe on Sun day evening, till he found himfell in the cell on Monday morning. The furgeon being called again, faid, he had never obferved any fymptom of derangement in the prifoner, who had been under his care for a bad lek—Guilty. Sentenced to two years impti fonment at hard labour in the houfe of correaton. A melancholy accident occurred on TnefdaT night laft, by the overturn of one of the mail coaches at Hatfield, when the coachman falling under the carriage was unfortunately crulled to death. The guard received a violent blow upon the head, and an infide pallinger was much bruited. Whether the horfes took fright, or the coachman went to fleep, is unknown, as the accident is not accounted for. There are no dares of men of greater impor tance to fociety than thole which devote their time and talents to the prefervation of the health of their fellow creatures. • How eminently fuc cefsful the late . FRANCIS Sticsounr was in this truly laudable employment, is completely evinced by the rapidity of Pale which his celebrated Amriscoaauric DROPS have invariably command-; ed. As a purifier of the blood, reftorer of the con ftitution, and bracer of the fyilein, their effeas I have been alloniihing, as may be feen by the fur prifing cures of perfons who were affiided with Scorbutic and Nervous Complaints, Gout, Rhea matifm, &c. and therefore the detection of thole impollors, who, by means of forged bills and other pretended credentials,have vended a fpurious compofition of this truly excellent medicine mull be a fatisfadion to all perfons who have a corn potent idea of the abfolute neceffity there is in be. ing careful to purchafe the genuine Remedy, as well as of preferving perfonal property from in fringement,. The true Medicine is diftinFuiffied by the King's Patent, on the bottle, bill, and wrapper; and as a further guard, by favour of his Majally's Commiffioners of the Stamp-Office, they have affixed a (tamp on each bottle, printed in black Ink. Prepared and fold at the Difpenfary, N 0.15, Sohafquare, and by the general Venders of Patent Medicines in Town and Country, in bottles 51. and 11. as. duty included. Altoniihing efficacy in nun:betide trials, and with full evidence of Dr. BR ODOM'S Botanical Syrup, in which he has happily compreffed the mat Purifying and Healing virtues of the Vegetable Syftem, is now recununended In Scorbutic, Le prous and Setopholous Cafes. "G'ROM the Nobleman to the Peafant. intoxica tion b the auk of many of the Difortlen which now af tuet mankind. When neon is thrown off her guard by the potent force of drinking to neck, it too often happens that this imprudence produces another, or, in plain terms, a connedtion with a difordered or unclean perion ; and frequently thole who are guilty of thefe indifcredons are en the point of entering into the facred band of wedlock, with a dlicreet and virtuous com panion. What is the eonfequence of thefe repeated improprie ties I The infedlous potion, which has lurked in the body of the hufiand, is communicated to the wife, and entailed upon the offspring, who comes into the world a ditgating to all beholders, and fubjeft to the Evil, eruptions of tU molt inveterate tendency. fice. A mechanic, who mks metal in the completion of any performance, that has not been properly re fined, will find his workmanlhip break , crack , and difplay a varlety of impede/boos, In defiance of ail pains and diligence : it is exattly the fame with than who enter into the Rate of wedlock, without having their blood properly purified from the contagious dlitcmpers it 'receives through thefe erron, than which nothing is more efficacious than Dr. BRODUM's BO TANICAL SYRUP, being an admirable diuretic, and *ding by perfpiratien, never falling to cure complaints of this nature, after they have lain dormant In the blood for keen, eight, or ten years. Although it is fo effedtual, it is at the fame time fo innocent, that a child, or a lying-in woman might take It with the greateft fatty ; nor Is there the keit dancer of taking cold, even in the a:oft inclement feafon, which It is (candy poffible icecaps during the adminiftration of a cootie of mercury. The Botanical Syrup and Reltoradve Nervous Cordlal,to be bad at the Dodtor's hook, No. 9, Albion-area, 7 doors from the Levercan Mufeum, Surrey Me of Blackfriars-bridge, hu bottles at O. as. t es. 6d. and SI. 34. (duty included) Cockell's Medicine Warelaufe, No. 292. Strand; alto of W. Bulgin, Printer and Bookfeller, at his Medicinal Wareho ufe, Nu.;, Wine-Area; who has received a large and (rah &pp' y; Thomp. fan and Mills, Caftle-drat; Browne, Tolzey ; C. Routh, Bridge-arcs; Reed and Sheppard, &Mot ; Meyler and Crut. well, Bath; Mars. Goadby, Sherhorne ; Mr. React Glou cater ; Mr. Tymbs, Wont:far Mr. Trewman, Exeter ; Swaney, Birmingham; Spilfbary and Co. Mary-ftreet, Dub lin ; and by all Printers, Bookkfiers, and Venders of Medicines in the Three Kingdoms. To shore Ladies or Gentlemen bordering on the State a Ma the Dater would particularly recommend the Bota nical Syrup, (prior to their appearance before the Altar of Hy men), who are in the imalleft degree apprehenfive of the fyftms not being entirely found, or ruble& to relaxations of the Mids. •„• Letters, gating Patents cafes, with the. Dator's nivel fag of a Guinea, will be Maly attended to. A sag. Dads inniaiarepat *re tamp mi. • NAVIGABLY CANAL SHARTS.—MONIiTti EA '.F. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. fit:OTT, On Friday May 7, at Twelve o'clock, at Garraway'a,Cbariv. Alley I ontfon SHARES in the following NAVIGATIONS; The Grand Junetion and Paddington Canal ; original Shares. Half Shares, and Optional Loan, bearing 5 per cent. The Shrcwibury Canal; Five Shares of too Leach--the pro. fiu are 71. per Shire, and will certainly increafe. Alfo, Shares in the S:ratford-upon Avon. Lancafter, 'Woes eerier and Birmingham, and the nakbam /invitations. Printed particulars at the White itiurfc Uxbridge; York% ut shire Stingo, Paddington; at Hatcli's 154.-cidaly ; Garraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, who is authorifefi to difpofed of part of the above, and Shares in various other Concerns snd Eltates, by Private Contra& CURIOUS FRUIT.—t. Two new Currants, obtained from Iced ; one red, the other white: they both bring fruit as large as fume grapes, in hunches fix inches ton t and hang on the trees thi..k.v thlis the leaves ; d'ey 11%N% a p c . culiar brilliancy of colour, a full-tiavuured fwcet :ids, and brist poignancy of take far beyond ail otitizs. 1. Three new Straw berries, viz t. Ihe Cherokee, a monftrous fruit, often fivie inches round, and of moil exquifite flavour; it bears fo :than. dandy, that one root frequently i.. plate. 2. Ilse Par k . l , 27 , equal to the former in every true property. and coiues Teter, as to give a long fuceefilon. 3. Thc Grcat htsdena the molt delicious of the Strawberry tribe, its very high flavesr and wonderful fragrance raifc it far above an competition. Currant trees, (each fort feparately,) fix in a bundle, f u r los. 6d. Strawberry plants, (each fort feparately,) Se iii bundle, for los. 6d. Sold at Crocker's, St. Alban's4reet, Pay Portalle• VV HEN PrGfelEonal Men of ednez.tion and re. fponfibility deviate from the general fyftem lw the fe. leetlon of a peculiar Branch. the fanetiati of beg emd nat i fueccfs is the heft criterion of fupeziority. Eight years have! dev4ted my pradticc to the erchafire treat. Went of THREE DISORDERS, and the luccershit rc..t!t my plan gives me additional anima' to opplfc as far as I ro able the ravages of thole complaints which are the mutt ini:ort„. ant in the catalogue of human in firmttits. After initiation Into every blanch as an Army Stu-gen : 3 formed a wilk at an early period of Practice to recent tmli-. 4 shs. als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the tipsily 4.. &roue precipitancy of general Praaitiontrs. The THREE DISORDERS, to the u .ree,f which I him., eg. voted my attention, comprise every (pet ies of V LNKREAL INFECTION, whether of a r-ecrit or long di ration.-3,1 Al! kinds of DEBILITY, wketh.a. ariEng front the 'halsits Schoolboys, or the indulgtnrc of nu:ore age, and lattly car. rangement of the fyiteni in Women which is called 11ARREX NEhli or STERILTTY. Numerous dictates are the remit of Ignorance or haßeln Its treatment of a Envie Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequentily hap. pens that the feeds of Life are rationed by the iadifcretion Man unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaintt caul) , cured, and teen where others have failed, I trutt that may pre:fume to off' tu- a radic:d re-eftoblillunent Few, how,:ve.r, are the cafes of complicated &Reefs is .tl e diforder cormared with ti:e. calamitous lituations of 1414r.wha from Indulgence ilia SOLITA RY VICE, or the prevalent Oast. tics of a tafkionable Life, acquire that Rate of Deoikty wham Is the unavoidable confequence of loch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fulferer broods overhis miter?, hit care: fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fume cmerulation tor him to know, that although it be au °Wed of doubt or rarer,. piety with other Prattithmers, the removal of there DEO CI ENCIBS by the gradual progrcfs of Renovation is &eat:quire. mart of my csperionet. if the rites of Bacchus or Vent'. louse WILLIS to reduce manly vigGur, mach anxiety will he pr.:mental by an early counteradtion of this languid Clam, and in cafes no great difkculties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years trifled, a proper Per feverance is indifpenfibly requiftte to revive the flumbring ;'parks of Lite, and to re-animate the Conflitution. MAIMED WOMEN, who love long hew diCappoint.9l In their expeelations of a Family, may be allured, dentin mat inftances filch defzda are curable by Mcdieal Skill The SECRECY which is fo cirential tom! undertaking, aad the Qisalilicadons which 1 haw . pretense." to Rate, form the Baas Of my Pretenfions, and in coincidence with (was this isul maim is given, that Mr B- may he cant2lredpektral! (or by letters inclofing a (mall note) at his !souk, Ne. ag, Are: . del-ftreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-!Erect adjoin', g. and the name is on both the doors. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, APRIL 2,0. Return of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the zoth of April to the z6th of April incluhve. Total 21,211 tacks.—Average 545. Bit os. id. higher than lag return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH__ Bags 41cs to 51 is I Pockets 41 los to 81 cal SMITHFIELD, April 23. To fink the offal--per Son: of 81b. Boor - 4s 04 to 5s 4d Veal - 4s 6d to 6s od Mutton -4s 8d to 69 od Pork - 4s 8d to 61 od Lamb 6s od to 8s od. Stock at Market this morning, Beets 700, Sheep and Lambs 900. NEW G ATE and LEADENHALL, April 23. Per (tone of 81b. by the tamale. - Baal 3s od to 49 ad Veal 35 04 to se 441 Mutton 3s 81 to o 8d Pork 0 84 to 6s od Lamb Ils od to 8s od. RAW HIDES, April 23. I Hides (per Rene) 34 ad to 35 ad Heavy Calf 91 od each Addling as 8d to 2s sod Honk Skins 12% to 16s Ordinary 2s 4d to 2$ 6d Sheep Skins as 041 to tos PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHAI,I.. Butts, so to 561 h each, - - ziSd to 18d Ditto, 60 to 661 b - . - sod to 22d Merchants Backs - 1644 to 1844 Drelling Hides - - 1441 to rid Fuse Coach Hide - kid to 17d Crop Hides for Cutting 16 4 4 to aid Flat Ordinary - - - 1444 to 164 d Calf Skins, 35 to 401 b per dozes, -21 d to add Ditto so to yolb - - . ssd to 2941 , Ditto, yo to &lb - - ssa t• 2741 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. as 641 to as 9d Large ditto, - - zoos to 14os per doz. Tanned 'Jerre Hides - 18$ to 3os each Goat Skins - . 2ss to 6ss per dozes , PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 4s od Town Tallow 690 od to cm Clare market 0 od RufGa ditto (ea.) 6ss od to 66. Whitechapel market 0 od Rulia ditto (foap) 64$ to 6ss (per (tone of 81b.) White Candle Ruffia 6 ts to 66. Milting Stuff so od to sys las oil Ditto Rough 36s od to 421 41 od Greaves -18 s od to os Good Dregs tot to os Yellow Soap, 741. to os.--Mottled, 828.---Curd, 86s. C.r.dits, 1 ts. 64.—Moulds t 641. - PRICE OF HAY AND STRA o. W, April 23. Average Price Smithfield. St. Jatnes's. • Wiitcch'spel. o.Hay 3 to to rs si7o to 5 8 • 3 to oto 5 o 0 Straw 116 to 1 3 I 16 oto 3 5 o 1 1s oto 1 111 0 Mtn& 414 to 6 6 5 so 0 to 6 to 0 COALS, April 23. Bell Coals la the Pool, tl. ips. ad. per Chaldron. Delivered IL Bs. cul. Sunderland, IL 14$. od. Delivered 21. 3s. od. BIRTH. Yettalky fentaigkt, in York-Buildinp, New-Road, the lady of Captain Elphinftone. of the navy, of a daughter. MARRIED. Tuefday, at St. Pancras-church, John Green, Efq. of Exeter, to Mifs surges, only filter of the late gallant Captain Surges of the Royal Navy. On Thurfday, by the Rev. Colilon Garr, Vicar of Ealing, Ste. Richard Chambers, jun. of Witborne Court, in the County of Hereford, Efq. to Mifs Gray, the only daughter of Richard Gray, of Great Ealing in the County of Micicilefex, Efq. William Lamont; Efq. of the tath regiment Light Dragoons, to Mifs Sofa* Alexander Crickitt, one of the daughters of Charles Alexander Crickitt, Efq. M. P. Tuefday Wt. at Church Stretton, Shropfhirejohn Richards, Efq. of Liverpool, to Mifs Wilding, daughter of the Rev. Mr. Wilding, of All Stretton. Thurfday, at St. George's, Hanover-fquare, Mr. Greenwood of Albemarle-!tract, to Mifs Symms, daughter of Captain Symms, of Bolton, New England. A few days ago, Henry Baring, Efq. third fon of Sir Francis Baring, to Mifs Bingham, daughter of Bingham, Efq. of Philadelphia, and many years a Member of the American Senate On Saturday night loft. at his houfe In Pall Mali, Mr. Wil liam Atkinfoo, Apothecary. On Monday lot, at Bedington, in Sorry, John Walton, Efq. At Detmold, on the oh hi& the reigning Prince cif Lippe, after a painful Blues of four months. 'Lately in, the Eaft Indies, Major Gain= of the Hon. the Eat India Company's Eftabliihmesat, and bro ther to Dr. Gillum, of Bath. On the zSth inft. at the Hotwells, Bath, Mb Emma God dard, youngeft daughter of Antbrofe Goddard, Efq. M. P. of Swindon, Wilts. Tuefdiy left, at her bode in Stockwell-row, alter a lingering Cinch, Mrs. Twisty, widow of the late Mr. William Turncy, of Wood-ltreet. On Wednefday, at his boufe Cavendifh-fquare, the infant daughter of M. Dorrisis Maseru. EN. A few days ago, at Welby Cragg, near Laneafter, Mrs. Margaret Welby, aged 82. The ciliate has been in the fami ly for more than ,too years, and the tame is aow fuppokd to be mina. . M. B. Member at the Royal Cntlegr of Surgenric To THOMAS TAYLOR, Erq No. 9, Eridge.ffreet, London. - Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, Alfreit lEEG leave to inform you, that ever tititt the ycar t no, I have been affl k with the Lues tilers'; which, from its obitinately refitting every courfe of medectot prefcribed by the mod eminent of the faculty here, and unda. going fevend fevere courfcs of falivation, and twice difeha-rd from the Hofpital, with little relict, would appear to be the molt inveterate nature. In the fpriog of Lit ray difonlar had got to fuck a head, as nearly to,put a period to pre railLstret I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each and my legs were broke Out in a frightful manner; ate r; MU dreadfully Riau!, and had been in a /Lae of for the bit [even feats ; my left had alfo two large node. co) was very much difeolotwed,:nad gave me fuch excruciating pat particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to (ley rive rob oireft: In this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. Thous. fon (who received fo great a cure by them here), to rake %tour Les:ke's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the arSth of Mai ; In the comic of a ortsight I began to receive benefit--in Int* More than a month the ulcers on my head andarmsvrere fans 03. ly healed—Coon after the [ores on my legs healed alio, Icavii however, confiderable difeolouration in the din, and pain is the bone of the left, which, by the blefliog of Goo, ands Etas longer perfeveranee in your invaluable Med:eloe, fullided ; the nodesdifperfmg, the thin regaining its natural hue, and the nen turnal pains gradually going ofE--I thus became, by your no ral advice and medicine,perfedlly free from all myforraer cote plalnto—have recovered my fonnerfpirit and Ilrength, and asa became jolly and fat, in which hate having continued nhiny mouths to the affoniihment of all who knew me, I am at a Jai In what terns* to exprefs my gratitude, but beg you, for as good of other fuffering mortals, to make this my cafe as public aa potable, as I dull on every oceadon ; in fo doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble Grvatr. ALEX. MURKER, Swan's Clofe , High-ftreet, Edinburgh. Witneees to the above cure •—john ThMnpfon. N 0.3. Near Poultry-market, John M.lntofh , Old Affemby elofe.EdMburgis. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TN! LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his Hole. No. 9, New Bridge-Erect, London; where, after a confiait mash:nee of more than thirty-1A years, in a practice partictla ly diredted to the cure of Venerici Complaints, and thole in:l. dental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable fee try which Men of his Profefflon fhould always obfcrveia filch calla. be flatters himfelf, the advice and afliftance he gratuitoufly ad- Wafflers to perfons taking this I! ledicine, will be elicerr.ed, by a difeerning Public, as an advantage feldom attainable, and void of all amitiguity. Alin fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of ti.ofc living at a diftar.ce, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Albaa'4- itrzet, Pali-Mall ; the Toy-fhop, No. zo3, Oxford-fireet ; Mr. Difberougles, No. 7. Fifit ftreet-hill ; Mr. Steel, book felkr, No. I, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Baxter's, Soy:I:- bridge, Edinburgh Mr. Callweirs, Dublin ; and by oor fa fon in every con.Gderablc town in Great Britain and Ireland, boxes of only as. 9d. each. Pealed up, with full and plain di redions, whereby perfons of either fex may cure thentfelmi with cafe, fpced, fecrecy,nnd fafety. N. B. Every liox fold in Great Britain is (rated up with a Stamp, on which, by four of the Commiffioners, is printed. at the Stamp-Office--T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridgc-flreet--fo imitate which is felony, and all others are counterfeit LONDON : Printed for the Proprietors. by JOHN DANIEL, of amaby-ftreet) at the STAR PRINTING-011110E, No r, Carey -erect; and pablithed by LEVEL KENT, (of Ca , - a:Tinny-place. Lambeth), at No. a, Carey-ftreet, and at rte Ewa-Ogre a, Temple-Bar; to which °See all cotntotiso dame forth& Erma ate rygpidkd tq k addrcired, - Ii • . •Di s• 6y, Int l the ali F 1 SG fix red Lo Bat *PP ai4 is b