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a ' r ti F' . aatt ewe friendfhip. The reafr.ns aflignetl If* Mr. Warren for giving the witnefs this valuable living were, that he had determined rever again to fet foot in the caunty of Effex, and that therefore he could not refute in that living himfelf, and that he fhnuld be very glad to patient it to fume tcfpeElable Clergy man, who coati read.: upon it, and thereby exone rate his confcence. It was thus entirely a spiritual tranfaftion. The witnefs had only relided on that living abmlt fix months fence be got it in 1801, Mid_ had difpored of fame of the profits of it in Charity. The witrafs had another living, au.' Mr. W had alter another, or a perpetual curacy, called- liamptle,ial. Mr. W. wifheC. the witnefs to procnre a purchafer far t'ie Advow fon of Btandey, when he went late El f..x. lie never tlntleranod that Mr. \V.'a clii!dren 1.-d any abj . ealians 'o the file. A ktter wiitten by this very vatnels bii:.'elf plainly thawed, naar e e,a, Celt i.e was ericav,astillft to trar.fiat the hana r fa sv alarm the kilos ledge' of Mr. Valentin,: Winer., the elden fan. Some inifrindertiaridiag hail eailiad beta eeir Mr. Ili-tifon and Mr. Warren, which had originated about a pew ;n the church, and therefore the witnefs knew that Mr. W. was not inclined to dilanfe of his ;napery to that gen-lenian. Mr. .7-lanlen, however, offered himfelt to the witnefs. when in Mx, as a purchafer, but walled to make Mr. Hall the other plaintiff). the oflentilde Ise. fan Li the tranfe6lion, and fuggefted the propriety of the witnefs mentioning his name only, as Mr. W. wean' otherwife either not difpofe of his property at all, or be exorbitant in his demand In thing this, the Rev. Gentleman did not conceive that he was aCting con trary to the real interefi of his friend Mr. Warren. Mr. Thomas Lake and Mr. Joflynne, two Land Surveyors, had tome tit:inflations with Mr. Warren. in 1793. about meafuring and felling land, and both concurred as to his being in found judgment. Dr. fslerr y, phyfician, anal Mr. Alexander Grant, furgeon and apothecary, both residing at Bath, had frequent accafinns of being in Mr. Warren's com- pany, and were never fenhale of any fymptoms of insanity. Elizabeth Harris, the lady with whom Mr. War len lodged, at Bath, for two years, gave a very fa vourable account of his condull, having always thought him a moll agreeable and fenfible man. re gular in his money tranfaigions, and always conduCt ing himfelf as n man of bufinefs. The Rev. Mr. Henry Hutton, ReCtor of Beau mont, in Etre; and the Rev. Mr. T. G. Taylor, Paid, that they never conceived Mr. W. to be inane, althouah they frequently faw force eccentricities about him, particularly his expreffing the attachment towards him of his lady in Elle:. He appeared perfeely capable of managing his own affairs. Mr. Barton, of the Parade Coffee room, and Mr. Robert Cook, of the Chriitapher Inn, at Bath, had been in the habit of !icing Mr. Warren daily, dur ing the fpace of many months, and had never teen any fymptoms of infanity ; but on the contrary, found his company always courted, as being a fedi bit:, agreeable man. The Sauer-rat Gr NER.II. then addreffed the Jury on behalf al the defendants, and made an eloquent and able fpeech upon the nccalinn. In Ihort, by it and by the witneffes wham he called, he fucceeded in proving that Mr. Et-aft:ars Warren was perfenly in Pane at the very time he entered into the tranfaCtion in quefiion. We regret that lair limits will not ad mit of our giving even th.e principal heads of a (beech. which teemed In forcibly to affct the Coma, and to change entirely the complexi in of the canti. He was particularly fevere in hi; aaimadverfinns upon the coadua of the Rev. witneli who had been among the brit examined on the part of the Plaintiff, the Rev. W. R. Wake, whole behaviour, he laid, was evidently felf interened, ungrateful towards a friend, and in every point of view highly reptelien fible. He laid, that the learned and sacred prole& fion to which that perf.ns belanged, would not, after the evidence he had delivered, procure him a recep tion among! , either Clergymen, Gentlemen, or Chrif tians ; and he forewarned the new incumbent of the vettory of Great Bromley, that neither his inflitution, the acceptance of the Elifhop, or any other forms by which the benefice had been acquired, could retain to him the enjoyment of it, after the verdid of this day, which would thew that the whole was a nullity, as the donor and patron was inane. The Soatcarna GENERAL laid, that it would be fuilitient for him, it he could prove that the Rev. Erfaums Warren was not of found mind at the time of executing the deed ; or rather, etat he was di. ranged immediately previous and fubfequent to the tranfaCtion ; and milers his learned opponents could make an exception of that particular interval, it would be in vain for them to contend the question. He then fumed the various inflances of mental int. perfeetion. The Rev. Mr. E. Warren, without the fmaliell foundation, had charged certain per l'ans with (urging the will of Sir Thomas Spencer Wilfon, in order that he (Mr. E. Warren) ought be deprived of a large eilate. Among the conlpiratnrs in this Pappored fraud, were introduced the King, other branches of the Royal Family, and Sir Charles Bun bury, and it was Paid by this Defendant, that onr :Inuit Sovereign had been tinder the visitation of Gno for his concern in the affair. An the members, however, of that illußrious bottle, had not been the objeas of his detelhation. The little god had name times vilited this maniac in his paroxyfnis, and he _prefumed to fappofe, that the Princefs Royal of .England, now Eleerefs of Witten:burg, bad enter tained a partiality for him. Under this perfuafion, Ice wrote tie following letter to her Royal Highnefs: a Marrawa—There is an echo which perpetually vibrates on any ear, the ornaments of roar mind and perfun. It Gays, you have a held worthy of a Criv.vit, and nature has dune her utrooft to brine every pin to perfedlion. If I were to attempt to ripofe in the chatict of the fun, I fhould inevitably encounter the fare of Photon ;hat though I cannot e:alt myself, you may co n nferee's& The Roman Julia floored to naive the hand of Agrippa, a ple beian. Von have thrown out the gauntln to nit. (the answer is at kilt gallant, laid the Learned Counfel) I accept the challenge, the confenoence is et. main, your charms mutt fubdue me. May I hope for abfottaiim midis. yr ur own fign manual for thi, intruftsa. All I leave to offer is, taithtulncis and affeetion. Permit the to lubferibe myfeli, Your &voted fervent, . ZRASIII7S warmest." LSuch a letter could have been written only by a madman. Among other crimes to the charge of, , . Sir T. S. Wilfon, was alleclged by Mr. E. Warren, that of attempting his life, hecanfe Sir Thomas had merely laid, that although Mr. Warren was fourteen or fifteen years younger, Sir 'Thomas thought it not unlikely that he lhould outlive him. The lentiment thus carrell-A, by Mr. E. Warren, was under his 1 own hand Lit appeared in a mannfcript hook, en titled" Ala Diurisa," and the Right Rev. Prelate of Landaff was in the fame work made partial: crimi. we, becaufe the Bilimp had accidentally remarked, that he th- wen Mr. E. Warren would one live long. This Defendant alto took it into his head, that his own tinnily, and, indeed, the whole world, had form ed a confpiracy again!' him, not only to deprive hill ie of his eccfrattieal living. but alto of his natural life. Of one,perfon he wrote thus ; ' , The cloven font ap. Ipears in its full deformity, thou enemy cf man, thou devil in a doublet. Under the ma& of friendfhip, ; yotahave_ covered treachery, fraud, and murder." 1 — ,(Thefe words, Paid the Learned Connie], may be ap. plicable to Mr. Wake, but fcarcely to any other hu- 1 man being.)—" Can nothing fatisly your envy, thou. dark allaain, but the deftrution of your, friend, for toe living of Hampftead, Bce." In Jannary, 1795, the malady took a different turn, and then he thninvit, not that others would deftroy him, but that he thould elcitroy himfelf. 6 " Hzeet lateri arundo." " I had rather, (lays he) fall by the hand of ann. ther, for there is no atonement for fuicide. is Francis, one day (he adds) alluded to the Duke of r:tetrifaerry and the Whig Club, and gave no realms tot it—l with (he continues) it would pleale GOD to take me." The aignment, on the other fide, was grounded on two affertions firß, that Mr. E. War ren was never mad until the time of his confinement; next, that if he were infane, the deed was executed during a lucid interval. If the matters now Rated were confirmed by the witneffes, neither of tilde two pofitions could be maintained. In fupport of this defence, the principal witneffes called were Mr. Lewis, a furgeon and apothecary, who had been intimate with Mr. Warren for many years ; and who had, from the year 1794, regarded him as com pletely deranged, and incapable of managing his own affairs, and who had in confcquence communi cated his obfervations to Mr. W.'s family. The fob , jets of his malady were an alledged forged will, by which Sir Thomas Wilfan held certain Oates to the prejudice of Mr. W. as he, however, believed, with out any acceffion on the part of Sir Thomas, who, he figured to hinifelf, was anxious to give up the poi fefLon. A very formid rble ccnfpiracy had elfin as he believed, been formed againtt him on this fuhjeet, among the parties to which were Lords Mant fi eld and .Loughbnrnugh, Sir Charles Banbury, and the (teen 1 and Royal Family. He alma foppofed his own family, and the whole gentlemen of Effer, to he in a con (piracy againft him, to prevent his martiage with a lady cf the name of Rnytion, poffeiTed of great for tune. And he was moreover impreffed with an idea that the Princes Royal had, previous to her marriage, conceived a liking to him. The witnefs fate Mr. W. in June tBoa, after the fale in queftion, and found him exatly in the fame Rate of mind, nor could he figure that any interval of lanky could have taken place. Dr. Latham was of opinion, from his experience, that no interval of fanity could have taken place. They were accuitomed, in fuch a malady as here exiled, to thiok nothing a lucid interval which had not en dured fur fix months. He thought it, next to impolfible that filch interval of fanity fhould have occurred in this cafe. 'I he examination of Dr. Creighton, at prefent in Raffia, was alto read, which completely thengthenect the foregoing opinions. He had Peen a letter written, by Mr. W. to the Princefs Royal, which could not nave been written by any but a madman. Mr. Bayne, who had been butler to Mr. W. for fif-, teen years, (wore, that from the year 1794. down tn. the prefent time, not a day had palled in which he had not %ennead the incoherent language and condut of his matter. Lord ELLeasoreotroir here interrupted the evi dence. He thought, that if there had been the leall pretence for laying the deed was executed at a lucid interval, there could be now no colour for it whatever. Mr. EISKINI replied, that he meant to contend, that after the numerous witneffes he had called to the lanky of the Rev. Gentleman, no credit oliOrt to be given to this contraditory teflimony.-1 he Jury, without delay, found a verdit for the Defendants, Mr. W.'s two font, Lord ELLEN mitotic rt all() laid, Mr. W. having given up his incumbency at a time when he was deranged, his refignation mutt Rand as pond for nothing. A dee laration which feemed to give univerfal fatisfatinn. This t erminated the Sittings alter Term at Weft. mintier. A Foreigner remarked lately, that he wondered to many of our countrymen were fo prone to fuicide. Being allied his reafon, he replied, " becante you have a rich Lottery, every three months, to keep alive the hopes of g:tiniost, by a mere trifle of a flake, a tom that might d;llipate all melancholy arifing . from embarralled circittlittan.css. There is more weight in this obfervation than Come imagine ; and never was a Lottery Scheme better calculated to inspire Ode hopes than .the prefect one, wherein the firft dr.iwn 5000 numbers are alone capable of diaributing for. tunes of confiderable magnitude. Mr. DENT, who recently broke his leg, has had the misfortune to have his recovery confiderably pro traded by another feri o a s accident ; whillt wanting laa week on his crutches, one of them flipped from under him, which oecalioned his falling down ; a difunion of the fradure was the confequence, and he is again confined to his bed. The cafe of Scrophula we have tubmitted to the public is extremely interclling as i mull convey to the molt prejueiced minds the importance of a me dicine which fucceeds to admirably when the glands are difcafed in the worft ltages of the King's Evil. This cafe does not fiand fingly in the lilt of cures performed by SPiLssualr's Patent Antilcorbutic Drops, when given in this difeafe, which proves the merit of this antifcorbutic, fo well known as a (Peet fic in Scurvy, Gout, Rh e urnatifm,Eruptive,Nervons , , and Bilious Complaints. To thofe Ladies who with for a pleafant Colmetic, to allay trifling irritations,' SPILssuRY'S Compound Effence will anfwer petted ly. Be careful to alk for SPILSBURY*4 Patent Anil. fembutic Drops, with the wctrds " By the King's Patent" expreifed on the botf.c.bill of dinglions, and outfide wrapper; the damp alfo (the King's duty) k printed in black inllead of red ink. Bottles, price ss. 6d. tos. and.zl as. duty included. Difratory, No. Is, Sobo-tquare.. Frits tbe LONDON GAZRITE, Tleenile , to. BANKRUrTCY BNI,Ar.c;ZI). January* 7. Andr w Stroller, of Toktalioure-yard , Blackweßhail factor and warehtniferian, at t.. 31, at Guildhall. ___..._ BANKRUPTCY SUPERSF.DED. Richard Lincoln, of Yos ford, Suffolk., brandy-narrchsat„ BANKRUPTS. Henry Hemfley, of Great Corm-ltreet, Middle - ex. halter, dealer and chapn•au, to full render December t 7, 28, and January at, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie% Meas. Vincent •nd Upitoete. _ . Bedford-Breit, Bedford lquare. Ml!limn Randall the elder, late of Lianiegtree. Eller, innkeeper and taylor. Dr c. 19, 20, j..nuary at, at elevrts, at the Coaub and Ilorfei, in Ipfsrich. Attortties, MuiTra. cooky aid &11, Gray's Inn, I.on.lnn or Mr. Jac::anian, I?Carielt, Abfalom Marl h, of Altlgare, Lunde:.. jeweller. I/seemlier at, S 2 ant January 2r, :t ten. at “vildhall. Atrocities, MelTrs. Lod dinoirt and I tall, Secunduri , s Office, King's Bench Walks. John Green. of Burton in I.ntildalc, Yorklhite, cotton (philter. dealer and thainnaa, I)te. z 6. 13, and January 21, at three, at the A ;n:s,in Nolanchttler. A•tter. im Mr. Wood in ,11..ncheiter ; or Mr. Wiggldwt.rth, Gray'. Inn lquare, London Dce 17• at Gedldhall, London. Jame. Haigh, of Kent- ftreet, Stunlir:ark. Surrey. ftage marcr ' wordlen-draver,dcaler, and chapnrii, ,at Guildhall. Dec. 16. J. hn Games, late of Liverpool, mariner, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Dec. 19 Jame, King and Jofeph King, bee of Newcalllempon Tyne, potters and copartner. in trade, at eleven, at the Shake- • ipear 1 avern, Nevecaillampon.Tyne. Dec.lB. John Benton and James Beam. of Lar, cafter, linen-dra pers, mercers and copartuers, at five, at the Royal Oak, in the Market place, Lancatter. Dec. 17. Thomas Strickland and Swinton Colthurft Holland, of Liverpool, merchants and copartner., et out, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Bold-ltreet, Liverpool. Dec. 17. George Speed, of Blackman tercet, parifh of St. Mary, Newingron, Surrey, (table keeper, at ten. at Guildhall. Dec. 18. Searth, of Richmond, Yorkflure, iron-founder, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Dec. aB. Samuel Hall, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, hat manufadturer, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Dec. s 7. John Deafe Reilly, late of Wallsrook, London, infurance broker, at one, at Guildhall. Dec. 17. Richard Bentley, of Wellelote.fquare, Middkfel, halms , daffier, at one, at Guildhall. Dee. t 7. John Simon Krauts, of Manchefter, merchant. at eleven, at the Higher Royal Oak Inn, Manchelter. Dec. I & Abraham Harwbod, of Malden, Effei, ironmonger, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 17. David Ellis, of Long Acre, parlth of St. Martin in the Fields, dealer in canvas and cloth, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. 19. James Monteith and James Sequcira, lace of Grace church- ftreet, London, druggifts, ehyniiits, and cop.rtners, dealers and charnien, at eleven, at Guildhall. rlv:Dr.N;; l . William Henley, of Newton Bale!, Deem+, merchant, :.'t ten, Dec. 17. FCC I.F SIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. Weatuf lay laft Richard Ftlenfor Heathenre, ) f q. WA. of Chrift Church, Ox fordovas admitted Matter of Arts, Grand Corn• pounder. Mr. Robert Finch, of Balliol College, Was admitted Bachelor of Arts. Weelnefday laft the Rev. Wm. Yates, B. A. of Brafenofe Col lege, Orford, was admitted Matter of Arts, Grand Compounder MARRIED. On the 9th intt. at Clifton, near Main Malkin, of the at ft Light Dragoons, to Mit■ Sposle.of Lincoln's inn .adds, laugh. ter of J fiats Spode, of Fenton, in the Staffordasire Potteries, Eisa. On the loth ult. the Rev. John Graham, mioilles of Flinty, to Bannerman, slaughter of the late David Bannerman, Ertl. of netball% Hill. DlrD. On the std lilt. So years, do: Rcr. John Murray, PP, of At his bode. lluceleugh-Bret, Edinburgh, on the sgt% ult. the Rev. Mr. ArchibAid tsn:,:bcll, Miiiiiler of Inverary, is the yad year of Lis age. HIGH WATER Al Mortang Afternoon )N ;DUE 1 0 MUAKU 27: tninut,s after 6 - so roitttatot after 6 A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS INFALLIBLE GERMAN Cl RN.PLAISTER. '1'1111: I'ItOPRIETOR of this moll excellent /- REMEDY is In certain of its Efficacy havint. :serer failed in a misty of Cares, agree, if it does not cradirate the Corn, root and branch, ao Tit MONIST. And he bogs leave to add, that it has hirmirely the advanfagesof the tiumberlefs ineffi cacious °immune, Salves, &c. as many hundreds of affliet?d put , fons can wilily, among whom are Come, of the iirft charaacrs xn this kingdom. Sold Wholcfale and Retail by T.Aztell. No. z. Finch-lane, near the Royal Ezchsngq and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavißock- Facet ; P.lr. Wilton, No. 39, St. fautes's-ttreet; Mad M il der , No, 27 , WI-Nita; NIT.. Ward, INIO. 324, Holborn; and Jeboult and Co. No. 1.2, Onfr•rit.ftreet. At Briltol, by Mr. lit—gin and Mr. Sheppard, Borikfellers Bath, By Hazard, bnokfeller, and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Suter, South Brldge. Port! ca and Oniport, Mr. Harditg s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jones ,bookfeliar, Port:mouth, Mr Motley,honkfeller. Anil he mod of theVenders of Medicines in England. —__ - CURIOUS AND IN TERI'S TING. Thie day was publifhed, price:is. In one volume onae.,,of r.ear 300 pages, with all elegant Portrait ol tlw Author, a New Edition (with Additions) of A GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, ADVICE to both SEXES in a variety of Complaints: Explaining the molt fimple and efficacious remedies for thofe dif• cafes which are treated on under the following heads, viz. Abortion, Adeirefs to the fair Sex Incubus, or night mare Andre& to Parents.StGuardians Irregularity about the turn of Ur Advice to nervous Patients . Leprofy, Lime water, Air, Appetite, Allhma Lomita+ of fplrits, Love Barren, women, liaffifulnefs Maids of a weakly conftitution Bathing, obfervations on Man, Menlo, Nub, particulars relating to Rind, hots or defeat of Body. unfavourable potion of Rind, dire:dim of Bowels, Bubo, Mothers, their duty Chlormis, or Green Sicknefs Nerves, work Child bearing. 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THE follo•A ing instance of their uncommon effi cacy, i, worthy the attention of ear al'Llidal. To Mrs. KEARSLEY, Flers•ftroct, London. RADA as, I am the unfortunate daughter of an dicer% the artny,who fell in his country's emir:, by which means his 'amity arc left in a drsation that is Is neceffary each Gould endeavour to provide fir themfelves, which, front indifpofition, I was Jodrell incapacitated from.rM an intimate friend recommended your Pills, which hairs In a wonderful manner reftored me to health, having removed the otthrudlion complained of. and in eonfequenee my complexion. 1 which was exceedingly yellow, has rtfutned its wonted coiner. tny health is quite recovered, and the pains* in my head and Rauch with numberlds other complaints, too numerous to mc nias. have now all fubfided, and I ant once more in full health and (pinks, able to eneounter every dilficulty. I beg you will make my cafe public, a. many young women from a fetientary life bare fimflsr c implaints, which they are unwilling to attribute to the real civ ii— wA or of exertion. Permit me to return you my nu& grateful thanks loran favours. through the medium of Mr.. Sands, and believe me, Your much ol,kgcd, and very humble fervent. Exeter, Aug. 4, tilos CAROLINE WALKER. Welch's female PHU (with dlredions) price as. qd. A box, am foW wholefale by Cr..Kr.ariley, Fleet-dreet, London ; Dicey andoo. how Church-yard, Cheapfide ; F, Newharry, No. 45. Bt, Pauli. Church-yard ; Bacon awl Co. No. tsc 1 0:ford-Ilion; Butler, Chc2prole; and Barclay and Son. Fleet' Market. •„• As nothcr Medicine is fold under the name of Welch's Re. male Yids, which is fpurious, purcha(ers arc rtqudted to remark, as the (omit teltimony ut authenticity, that each bill of directions is figoccl with the untie of C. Kearfley in hand-writing; and on , the nutlide, wher..by fermints cannot be hopoted an, the tamp is printed by pc rrniant of his Majefty's Honourable Commlisones of Stamps, thus: C Keariley, No. 46, Fleet itrect..--None .beam are ernulne. era .iv x .rearm. y the ittids, and bait gratified by .the mot ounfideratie predict in that demob wftloh I thought wiper to (Mel. i mut', that I havevot mare sof • (=cloyed my time than thofe what. in the emenfive Geld of the program, are oacatomby *mineral in uncertaimy, anti eanna always attain that Needs which is &Nuked ostasindisg the intellcaual power to one clefs of Worriers Thedrcafes of DSBlLrrif an meuliasly aftrang, for thq bring with them a Yalu of concomitant Ornposina, and, by a dos area= of ad vital energy, etiftence Waif breams onliittered.... :.ether they arre from the prcvaleese of ill example, thactiom. tire habits of kaeni bays, or the inatsigenees of maturity, they's• quire the molt &CU !pous praleamal flan; .but by the ignorant of uneducated may the iyospronss arc aggravated, and go oar& rAdria is :.icitrovect As a fir2hglilzit of the ROYAL COLLXOffilif SUP.GL/1 43 . ground my pretaifions oo regularity of education. and me - tiring earn priellegeto praetice feel tnyarlf cackled to that confideam with which slave hitheeto been fo Myrna, honored. In the firii notations or local =ands, early stpliation sill prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; bat where the lb!. fery, from a con &vine& of the urns entines of the Met which aided his rnisfernme is fearful of the contempt or cenfure o. family phyfician aim broods over his infirmity with carnal coos ambient it ntrtt Le fatteadory for bins to be affurod oa only of espatility of trcitnuatt but aro of the moil inmuSahle (carat. nhd in recent V rsi s . , real Complaints it Is podibletoprevattiela, danger or dlitrefs ; in the mod complicated cafes it is fh r acquhlr me it of egilufte experience in this bat to &edit faft, orstslas and fpattly sesellahighment. I .i'Ter the a:towage of els amyl-meta thole of either fa who are a4tiCt.-..1 with soy bind of tiff hiLITY, of any . fymptonts oe V a -ti , k oecnari. and is 01 cafes the tenni at raw neration are Rant on the &ft interview. it!v•a in tl:.e enuntry.are taped...cite Melaka Bank oat, sad are rluette l to Ipmity their mc and manner of Using. idAs9era4 1:111:1?, Manlier of the lord Oolleve or Surgatts In Imam. Nn ss Aen-del 4- -et sou Taffil* •. t o I rt. , o. l'A i Liiii,Elq. No. 9, New bridge-areet, Londe's. C:1 It ---I Confider it but an rie of isiliite due Us the LI meats of your LEARF.'s PATENT PILLS, to commie:li eat:: to you the foil swing Owe, which has recently been pftrforet,i by them:—An acquointat.ce of mine, wan by the breakiett out of an old Venereal Comp' lint (attended by a Complication of W eirder.' arilin, therefrom), was reduced almol tom &edam, sod though he had the brit medical advice which•could be obtained. and tried a rariety of pate it medkinea,nothinl untried be procured wnich funned to Cult his cife, or do hint any service; he remained in a mod. redo oat and pitiable uttiation toe two years, unable to .follow his protAtm, and feareely able to walk Greve.' to ltandets Ms legs ; in fad, no one who knew him ever fuppefed it /JAW , toe him to recover. lie was adviiid at tali to try your Leas: CI Pitts—he did 10, Aridly adhering to the direttions given with them—he had not taken more than two bout, before he found as aberation for tilt better : this encouraged him to proceed, and in taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and ftrength grad:: ally return, and is now as healthy and as Rout as any mar. I know. You are welcome, Sir, to reicr any perfon to we for a eonintnation of the . above account if it fhould be doubted. I an;. Sir, your obedient humble fervent, Library, Folklione, Judy to, [Sot. 'II - 10. PURDY Prepared and fold by the tole Proprist r Taos. Tar Loa. Member of the Royal .2 sl',..ze of Surgeons, L-.. - don, at bit hour's. No. y, New Bridge limey ; Where, after a conitant reiidence of no ore thin 4) years, ia a prail ice particularly directed to the cure of Venereal complaints. and that incidental to the parts of generation in both lexic. with that inviolable fecreey whieh men of his profctlion Mould always Waferve, he Sitters hinifelf the advice and athfiance Le gratuitnuf.f adminPlers to p, rfors taitirg this medicine, will be ettecuted, hr a difetridog public, as an advantage kldom to be obtaitadord void of ambiguity. Alfo fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of tbtk• :-• ing a.. a distance. at the Pernatner's Nu. 3 . St. Aloan'a.ttrect, 1 , ,,ft Midi; the 'FoySiop, io;, Oat,. d fireet ; Mr. 1)41,in...deb, 7. hi* lareet-hill ; Mr. Baxter's, Swat bridge, Fdirbtirgh ; Mr. r.: 1).. Dahl's. Glafgow ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; Mr. bililege's,liverp:.'; Mr. Atkinkt. 3 , Mancheiter ; and by one perlon in every C:IT &rabic town in (treat Britain and Ireland, in boxes amity t•• int each, felled up with lull and plain direethins. whereby per, li. • t either rex may cure thenifelves with cafe, fpettLfeerocy,ainifst , tr. N. 0. Every boa fold in Great Britain is Pealed op with a Haan. on which, by favour of the Conimiflioners, is printed at the Mt•rt • Otface—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge fireet—to imitate 1101;ii..I.. felony and alt others ass counterfeit. LONDON : Feinted end milalidted by Lhl/21. 1C5441" (of • terMe(-pllee, Lambeth), at the STAR Ortrdea, Nn. t, etz‘i Amt. rubliled au at the been Otncs, Tenn L