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• i.e Bedford, and ending with the art ears et prrient Renters, there was the turn of 451 per nialit to be laid slide before the produce of 'he The• acre became applicable to any thing elle, coulequeot ly long before thnfe pert-its whole payments were in the ninth dais came into their turn. His Lord fhip having explained the nature of the trult of Mr. liammertley, proceeded to fay—«.l never had an idea that I could do what this Petition afks, that the Rent Chargers of 793 thoold have a variation of this Order, and take poffctlion of the profits againft all the former Rent Chargers, and all fubfequent rights ; it is not becatile they afk it, that I thould make that alteration ; nor only againlt the interest of the Duke of Bedford, who is capable of dilitubing th e whole concern, but alto agiiintl the interelts of the old Renters, the tradelmen, and all the pet for mers. lam ready to lay, that the Court will itrug pie with all the difficulties which might be in the way, :frt.! they wo u ld be innumerable, it you could fhew that tilde perlOns have been guilty of milmanage initead of making the elate as produelive (as it Items to me they are making it) as polfible, al though it would be with great regret that I fhould bear the difctiffion of fuch a fubjeet as the manage. ment of the Theatre, and that before fo ignorant a herfon in Inch matters, yet I fhould be oblige to ear it if there was any allegation of mifinknagement; but here is no fuch allegation. I thould be obliged to hear it, although it might. give birth to fome mat ters, perhaps, a little more ludicrous than befits the gravity of this Court ; but there is no reafon what ever why this Order fhould be - difturbed. On the other band, if parties came here, .and alledged eir cumftances of mifmanagerstent, and called on the Court to revoke its order, the Court mull, if it be jull to do fo, revoke its order, and leave the parties to deal as they can afterwards with their legal and equitable rights, remembering this, that no' Court of law or equity can deal with thefe legal or equity ble rights but upon regular just and proper reprefen tations, and on bringing , before it, either perfonal ly, or by due reprefentation, all the patties in whom there rights are invested ; and here let me fay they will do well to confider, not only what their right: are, but alto what their liabilities are; and after they have confidered what their rights and liabilities are, they will do well to confider what the refult may be of doing Mice to both. They will do well to confider what the good confequences may be of their yielding a little, and abating of rigour towards each other, and what, on the other hand, may be the lad conk suences of contending with each other as far as con Unarm sun go. in what I have now Rated, I have endeavoured to confine my opinion to the prayer of the Petition, becaufe I fhould be forty that Mr. Troward fhould go out of Court without underttand int that I do not fit here to remove truftees, merely tecaufe it is demanded, at a time ss hen their conduct is tact alledged to be improper, whila it is not; if it Were, they would feel it for themfelves, and I trult it would not be necelTary that I thould feel it for them—Petition difzniffed. CHAMBERS V. COLLINS. When this cinellion was previoufly before the Court, an order was given to the Mafter to inquire into va rious faes, which the report now brought before the Court had been prepared to explain. The Plaintiffs are the infant children of Mr. and Mrs. Chambers, viz. Wm. Chambers, of the age of twenty years, now at Madras ; Auriol Chambers, eighteen years old, alto in the Eaft Indies, and both of — them in the flint tion of cadets ; Auguflus Chambers, aged fifteen years, lately at the school of Mr. Edwards, Chelfea, and now fitted out as a cadet for the fame fcttlements; Frederick Chambers, a Lieutenant in the army ; Newton Chambers, at Weeminfter School ; Jane Chambers, intended to be fent to Cambden Houle ; and Courtney Chambers, only eight years old, at Mr. Morton's, Kenfingtoo, at whiat place the father mow reticles. The Mailer fates the reports of bis predeceffors, as to the allowances to the children, which had been paid up to the sth of July, 1802, and were fofpended in the month of Augua of that year, the father hav ing gone abroad. After that they were entrufted to Lord Charles Henry Somerfet, who was removed from his fituation of guardian, on his own applica tion, on the 18th of March, tBo+. Since the sth of July following, the allowances have not been paid to any one. The Mailer then details the propofitions of Mr. George Chambers on the one hand, and of Mrs. Chambers on the other, for the future maintenance and education of the children, and determines in favour of the latter, recommending the money to be paid for their benefit into the hands of Mr. Aaron Graham. He then finds, that by Mr. Chambers, for the ufe of the children, the (urn of 5721.421. sd. has been paid, and by Mrs. Chambers, 2701.35. sod. The prelate application to the Court was in the way of - exceptions to this report. MelTrs. !Uremi' and FONBIANQPF, for Mr. thombers. obferved, that the only ohjeetion to the eondtte bf the father in the management of his chil dren, Was not that be had (craved any thing directed by the Court for rhek fulAftence and advantage, but • that he had nut diffinguithed the.rmonnts which had been devoted to each indiiidual child: Mr. Chant ben conceived that the legacies derit - ci by Sir Wil liam to his grand-children, were to be apportioned "bybior, the-father, fur their maintenance, and thet he slight at halt have th- privilike of Wetting the feminaries where they fhouhl receive their education. The tirft exception to the report was, that the Maf ter had found that the allowance ou g ht to be difeon tinned, for the youth now defined to the Eall In dies. A great espence had been incorred in fitting him out, and the payment could not be withheld ender circumßances more unreafonable. The next obicßion was, that the Mailer had reported that the two younger children, Jane and Courtney, should be difpnied of according to the recommendation of the mother, and not agreeably to the advice of the fa ther. The third was, that the firms to be devoted to the children, were to be paid to Mr. Graham and not to the father. • The LORD CH %NCEL Loa—" Here is a boy thir. teen years of age, at ichool, to be fupported by a (mall pittance, and the charge for his hats for four months, is 51. I is. 3d. There boys are in a flyle of cepence, not at all hilted to their future expeetations. Some people have acquired a notion that the Chan valor is to pay for all this; and a (hoc maker has lent me a bill ofpareals for a►tiOm of hislh•p, in he has charged more by five times,' than I would Allow to any child of my own. ,A boy of thirteen teArs old inns up bills to the amount tel./ 381. in the year, betides what is to be paid to his father for his maintenance." The ATTORNEY GENERAL vindicated the Mafier's Report, with regard to the three exceptions that had been taken. It was not Aced that Mrs. Chambers lhould have the care of the children, it was only fought that Mr. Graham might have the appropria tion of the money, and that the father might no longer have the difpofal of it, who, either by the misfortune of his temper, or the infelicity of his cir cumaances, was wholly incapable of fulfilling the Farental duties. The LORD CHANCIILLOR" I fhould be unwilling 1 to tend the Report back to the Mader, but there are parts of it which certainly want explanation, and I Bull do that which the Court is in the habit of doing where itifants are concerned ; I mean to confer with the Mallet taking care at the fame time to in. •art before the Bar what is fo communicated. If children of 12, 13, and 14 years of age are catered to get into debt with tradefmen, to the amount of 601. in one day, the fhopkeeper fbould be informed that the Court will nor, under its authority, admit them to receive a farthing of their demand. If they will do this, they mutt feck their remedy where they can find it, for it will not be fupplied fiotn the fends devoted to the maintenance of infants." SUSSEX ASSIZES. wzs, Air°. 12.—0 n Satnrday evening the Judges arrived in this town ; they were immediately attended to the Town Hall, where they read their Commiffion. Yefterday they went to church, and early this morning proceeded to bufinefs. Janes Boiting,fen. and Jaws Bolin", jun. were in• dieted for firing at and cl.sngerotily wounding J n Hefkins. Mr. Ovansv, as Counfel for the profecutiend hated the circumflances of this cafe. The ptifoners at the bar, he laid, were father and fon, the elder of whom was poffelfed of feveral little houles near the Cliffs, as Brighton, which were chiefly inhabited by loufe women. The profecutDr, Heficins, was a let jeant in the South Hants Militia, who, on the night of the 3d of June, underflanding that thine of his tnen were out of quartets, and ipending, their time among the women at there houfes, went thither in fearch of them. He found fome ' whom h e f e nt h tam to their quarters; and while he was fearching for others, juft as he came out of one of there bottles the elder Boning fired a piftol at him, which fo se verely wounded him that he tell fenfelefs. Within a minute afterwards another was fired at one of the loldiers who accompanied him, and he believed the evidence would go to fir the fecond (hot to have been fired by the younger prifoner. This aft, he faid, was done moll wantonly, for not a tingle word of anger had pallid between them. Serjeant Hefkins was called, and he gated the fags exaaly as Mr. Gurney had opened them. He ad ded, that when he received the fhot he fell fenfelefs, and did not recover the life of his reafon until the next day. Several (lugs were extratled from his groin and thigh. Thomas Lewis, one of the privates who was - in company with the Serjeant, depofed, that Botting, the father, was the perfon who fired the firft then.— He was certain as to his identity, for he law his face by the flafh of the piftol. Longford, another private in the regiment, Paid be was in company with the other two. At the time the firft piftol was fired, he was Handing behind a wheelbarrow. The next fhot came near him, and he immediately ran to the Battery Hook, and got afliflance for the Serjeant, who was lying wounded on the ground. On crofs-examination, this witncfs admitted, that be faid before the Janice, he believed that Boning thought they were come to rob his garden ; and he added, that he now believed the man fired at them under that impreffion. Mr. Juilice Hs ATH immediately told the Jury, if the prifoner ailed under that impreffion, although he afted very blameably in firing fo handy, yet they ought to acquit them of this indiament. The Jury accordingly accNitted the prifoners. Elizabeth Dale, a girl of only r 7, was indieted for an affault upon Hefiab Carter, an infant of the age of five years, by holding her over the fire, and (torching and burning her loins, pollesiors, thighs, &c. The only witnels to the fad was another child, about tea years r is!, the lifter to the infant. By her teflimony it appeared, that they were the children of a poor man at Afhurfl, in this county. The prifoner lived at home with their mother-in law, when the was out of place. The youngell child had committed a (mall fault, when the mother-in•law, (who is fince dead) put a furze bufb on the fire, and the prifoner took up the eloaths of the child, and held its bare pofteriurs in the flame, by which the was moll feverely burned and fcorched. Another witnefs was called, who proved that the child was near a month before it recovered of its wounds.—The Jury found the prifoner Guilty, and the was fentenced to Three Years Imprifonment. William Graambridge and lllilSam Booth were con !titled of Iheep healing. Gcnor !Me, a lad of 19, was indieed for breaking into the dwelling-houfe of Richard King, a farmer, at Lowley, near }Latham, and healing about 301. in notes and money.. Ey the evidence of the profecutor, it appeared that he was repairing his houfe in June lad, and the prifo ner worked with the bricklayer, by which lie got a knowledge of the bed-room of the prokcutor. On the 16th of June haft, when the family were out, the houfe was robbed. The next day the prifoner tender ed a la not; to a ihopkeeper, of the name of Pol lard, as a al. one ; this begat fufpicion, and on fur ther enquiry it turned out Co be one of the notes loft by the profecutor.—Verdict, Guilty. Thomas Dykes was indicted for the wilful murder of John Jordan, on the 29 , h of May laft, at Lewes.— The Jury found the prifoner guilty of Manflaughtcr, and he was fined is. and difcharged. Mr. JoiliceHtartt finithed the calendar at o'clock, and patfed fentence on the flamers. He informed the lbeep healers they mutt expert no mercy ; in the other cafes he k v Paid he mould ctiire into the charac ters of the prifoners. &MIN, Ar/VUsT ro --- An atteropteres made by an arme, banditti, on 'Saturday night WI, near.Clonce, to rob the mail coach on its way to Ennitkillen, but which was pre• vented by the fpirited andua of the guards, in re peatedly returning their fire, aided by the exertions of the coachman in whipping forward the hordes. ' Monday an iuquifition was held by the Right 'Worfhipful Robert Brifene, Efq. Mayor of Limerick, as Coroner, on the body of Thomas White, of Calh's lane, Thnmond gate, clothier. The verdict returned by the Jury was, "That Patrick Smith, %corporal in his Majefly's rich regiment-of font, did, on the Stet of July lait, wilfully and inAlicioufly kill and murder the Paid Thomas White. by going him a flab and mortal wound with a bayonet over his left brealt."— Tuefday his Worthip committed Smith to the city gaol. Wednefday night, as Mr. James M , Hugh, of Cotes minfiown, was goiog, home from the Atli Les of ?Ana lingar, he fell from his horte on the hill of Slane more, and was killed on the fpot. He was a young man univerfally etteemed. Tuefday lilt the body of a poor man, laid to have been a lime-burner, was taken out of the river Liffey, nearly oppofite White's lane there being no wall to this part of the quay, it is fuppofed he tell in acci dentally. WESTMEATH Assiz Wednefday hilt, the Affixes ended at Mullingar, where the following per- Cons were tried and found guilty : .oho ellonb, for forgery. to be executed on Thurf day, the 3d of Odober next. Margaret Finegan, for Healing (bawls, to be impri foned fix numths, and put in the public flocks twice. Murray, for floating deal boards, to be impri foned fix months and Oilfired. Several others were acquitted, and on Wcdnefday the Judges proceeded on their way to Philigtown. WICKLOW ASSIZES.-.- The fallowing perfons were tried before the Hon. Judge DA LY : kokre Relloci was con via ed r f healing letters nut of the Poll-of f ice letter box of this town, and taking Iherenut feveral notes and poll bills, many of alrich he circulated. The principal fail proved againft him was for taking nut a letter put in by a Mr. Dudgeon, pro.colleBnr of this town, direited to Sir Geo. Shee, Cullom.houle, Dublin, containing the halves of notes to the amount of 3ocl. os. 6d. It was proved that Bullock caufed a letter to be put in the Poll-office, Dublin, figned Geo. Shee, and -direCted to Dudgeon, Wicklow, acknowledging the halves fent. On the night of the t 9th Feb Dudgeon put the other halves into another letter, direCted to Sir George Shee, but Dudgeon being late ft r the letter box, prevailed upon the Poll Matter to put the letter into the made up bag. Thefe halves arrived fide at the office of Sir George Shee, who, for the firit time, heard from Mr. Dudgeon on the fubjed. This gave rife to an enquity after the other halves, and upon a minute fearch, the letter figned Geo. Shee was brought home to Bul- 1 lock, and the other halves of the notes, with many other letters, Itolen out of the office, were found his dwelling, and upon branches of his family in the town, who gave evidence againtt him. He was. con vifted upon the moil clear and fatisfallory evidence, and he will he executed on the 17th init. Mu. tvew/aa was ennvitled of cutting trees by night, the property of Lord Powerfcourt ; but a point having arofe on a clofe confideration of the Alt of Parliament, the Judge bas referved it for the opi nion of the Judges. From the LON:.O.N GAZETTE, Avg 13. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commiffion figned by his Majeily's Lieutenant for the County of Renfrew. James Wright, Gent. to be Enfiga in the Renfresvitaire Militia, vice 'Taylor, refigned. Dated Auguft /3, CommitEcns ligned by the Vice Li e utenant of the County of Dumfries. Clofeburn Company of Sharp Shooters, attached to the Dumfries fhire Battalion of Volunteer Infantry—Charles Grenville Stuart Monteath,Efq. to be Captain ; James Goldie, and Robert Mun dell, Gents. to be Firft Lieutenants ; William Woodburn, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant. Dated September al, 5804. Dumfries Artillery Company, attached to Ditto. Fit R Li:mecum Adam Rankine to be Captain, vice M'Cbie, re hgned ; Second I.lcutenan: Robert Grainger to be Firtt Lieute nant, vice Rankine, promoted ; John Samfon, Gent. to he Se cond Lieutenant, vice Grainger, promoted. Dated Jatiu.ory 3e, aos. Commigions in the Kircudbright Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry, figned by the Earl of Gallo• way, Lord Lieutenant of the Stewartry of Kirk cudbright. Major-Commandant James Gordon to he Licntenant•Colonet- Commandant. Dated September 13, tBta3. Captain Hugh Stewart to be Mal vice Gordon. Dated June Is, tilos. Lieutensnt Thomas Newel to be Captain, vice Stewart, promot ed. Dated June so, 1809. Lieutenant Robert Johnflone to be Ditto, vice I asingflone, re figned; Cornet James Barber to be Lieutenant. vice Vlinltiinc, promoted ; Serkant John Hunter to be Cornet, vice Ihrber, promoted; Archibald Duc:;las, Gent. to be Dated June 29, Oki. DIVIDF.NDS Sept. 3. Thomas Coulfon, late of Fenelnirch(beet. London, ebeefenionger, dealer and chapnian, (but now a priloner in the Fleet prifon.) at teu, at Guildhall. Sept. 6. Matthew Sayles, jofeph Hancock, and William Sayles, all of Sheffield, Yorkfliire, cutlers, fad ors, and partners. in trade, at eleven, a: the Angel Inn, !. Sept. 3. Jofrph Aria and William 'Faylor, of Oxford, torn dealers, dealers and chapmen, at ckven. at the King's Head, Coiresiny. Sept. 6. James Whitworth, of Alford, Lireolnlbire, brandy met.; chant, tallow-chandler, dealer and cSapman at tsn, at the Sara• ccn's Head Inn, Lincoln. Sept. 9. William Stoney and John Smith, of I.erds, Vorkedre,, grocers, copartners in trade, dealer. anti charnel), at slevco, at, the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds. Sept. 6. Edward Weftoby, late of Great Grimly, LineolnfUre, fhopkeeper, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kiugftop. upon-Hull. Sept. 9. Ingram Varley, of Wigan, Lancalldre, thopkeeptr, at ten, at the (.4leen's Head, Wigan. BANKRUPTS IN IRET.AND. Edmond Ryan, a the city of Dublin, grocer, to furrender on the 14th and 13th Anglia init. and 14th September next. Anthony Morris, of Galway. to forret:der the 26th and 27th of Auguft inft. and lyth of September. TRICE OT NAT AND STRAW [V SAITUHVIELD. Hay, per Load, - 31. tos. to 41. IN 141‘:w Ditto - - 31. 31. to 41. as New Clover - - 31. ow to 41. 45 Old . - 41. Cs. to 5 1. os Straw, per Load . - al. Isa. to 3L 3s PRICE OF HOPS IW THE BOROUGH. Bags 51 ge to 7I of. I Pockets 51 tee to 71 15s NEW COAL MARKET, Au3uft :4. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Prices. 4r NeWcaille COAL, 37 441. 6d 525. 6d. 3 Sundctiaud • - 3 . 43 1 3d 46*. od• BIRTHS. Saturday UR, at Lis Lode in 4Q2c.:n Ann-tbiet Weft, tie Lad y of James weft, Efq of a fon. On Sunday raft, at Waltham Lodge Utz, d e e Lady of Cam% Watkins, R. N. of a fon. Lately, at Winthorpe houfe, Unto!. /ire, the feat ef her father, the Lady of the I:, •G. Gilbert , of a daughter. _ D Oa the 2,1 iullant, Mrs. Anna Kt.uw, wife of Mr. Peter Rout, Sculptor. HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE Th—a---40140 Va Wartime ---- - 20 trioutes after 5 Atlantan 43 minutes after 1 A LL Perfons /rho Hand indebted to the Etta, 3. and Effrets of the lite J. PAUL. of the Widte f lion Inc., Cheit:r, InMe. p, r and • 'oaeh-maker, arc requefted to pay the fame I;llmA:fa:ay to the Lxeeutors Juba thane, of tk Goldet lion Inn, foiegate-ilreet, or WM. Furber, of Fiertber Macchia.. Meet, gen:le:nap, otherways bi erinamercul :Leal. it them, for the recovery of the fame ; and ati peiCaos to oboe% ti e fail]. Paul flood indebted at the time of his diarb. are di.E•cd fend in an account of their d.mands to the rid Executors, in dear time they may be examined and ditch:.: P, • . . To he 1.4 a, and mused upon in:median ty. that convy.:,... and well-efhtiliihed Inn, known I.y the cam.. iir White lint..!:;: in the occupr.tion of Mr. Paul, (and now r.•rr . ..41 on by the 1•%.. colors) with extenflve and roomy Szahiit , ;;. Furniture, is modern, excellent flock of Old Wines and Spirits, elegant P.R. chaires, and capital Hones, to he taken at a fair valux ior.; and !I e Tcn.int may be accommodated with a Share in the Staze.coaa t i which come :o the fon. Tobe Sal, a ink of young Bay Carriage Horfes, a good match, ;Ln.l well broke into harners. For particulars, apply to Mr. Ocorge. or Mr. Futher, p lc . co.oro, a+ above Augna c, tgo(. (One concern.) NTW MFDICINP ACT. ..... NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, Sr. Pant's . Churcl.-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. J ames's P wrier, andother valuable Preparations, inform the Public. tl at I cen faquence of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that 1M Jicice will be in future as. pd. per Packet, or 11. ss. 6d. ter D gen; but the Quantity of a Dozen Packe•s in a Bottle (.:s made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for tl. 4'. And as stamps are prepared, by order of the Commiflioners, for Kars New. bcry's fcparate life, in which the Words, " F. Ncwbery, No. 45 , St. Paul's" are engraved, and as it is prefumed that this sv.ll be a fofficlent Security againft Couuterfeit.,his Signature on the La b...l. will be difiontir.utd. Tin following are the prices of their Medicines, to the fiat twenty of which Mr. Newberg's Stamps are alibied. but thole who porthole fix or more at a time, will he allowed the Stamps gratis. Dr. James's Powder 2:9 Dolby', Carminative t 9 -II Bottle. 241, Dr.. Aunin'oChalybeate Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - - 4 0 large Box 24 o Freske's Tin& of Bark 4 0 Dr. Stcers's Opodeldoc s 6 Ditto Huxham's ditto 3 o -----• Convulfion Oil 2 6 Tunic hills - 2 9 ----- Nitre Drops 1 6 T.ngifh Coffee • s ---- Camomile Drops 1 9 Dr. Hooprr's Pills Iti -- Paregoric 14.- Grant's Drops x a zones - I If Inglifh's Scots Pills 1 o Aogiband's Blois ditto 1t I Hetir!'s Magnrila s 6 Eiraire of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton's Drops 5 6 Mr. Spener's Dentifrice 4 0 Spillbury's Drops 5 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Solander's Tea 2 9 . icitics's Itheum.Tind. 3 6 Greenough's Tintturto x a berry's bilious Pills 4 6 Ditto Tole Lounges iit I. ifel.,:c of Pepp..nr.int tit Eiktice of Gingtr 1 9 (11.. cs's l'slsgriefia 3 0 N. B. As many Perfons, particularly Mcfrmgers, mittake the hoi.fe of Mefrrs. Ne.whory, they thin's; it hzcellary to point out s that it is at the halt end of St Paul's, four doors from Cheaptide r with thdo Words tnfcribcd on the frt. nt— " Tse WILT WAREROOSP FOR Da. pturs's Paws's." .ledicateti xtyfeifro the :Rudy, and been Al A gratiLed y ttie r .ft eanftilera`ile pr Lice in that branch which I thought ; ra:ier to &Feet. I trait that I have not more InN employd my time than thole who. in the exteave field of tees prof, fsan, err nceatonzfty turierfed in uncertainty, and =Dot always at tain that fuccers which is acquired by concentrating tie Intelledual power to ono clula of disorders, The &rearm of DEBILiTY arc peculiarly attending, for they bring with them a train of concorattant kowtows, and, by a de: pre on of all vital energy, =Menet Kelt becomes embittered—. Wheth= they ante from the prevalet.e dill example, thedearatu dve habits of kilo& boys, or the indulgences of matmlty, them. quire the moltaffaluous prat:Mona! &AI; but by the iguana= of uneluatr.l men, the lynaptoms are aggravated, and the confb• tattoo Is deitrove& As a biIEMEIRR of the ROYAL COLLEGEof SURGEONS. I smut l my pretentious on regularity of education; and poffAllsg every privilege to practice, f feel toilet!' entitled to that madam with which 1 have hitherto been fo liberally hotioatred. In the firft lodations of local woolen's; early application wilt prevent the calamity of a debilitated fame ; but where the fut. fax, from a corect , ufnes of the unmanttoes of the vice which muted his mi‘fc. - tuae, is fearful of the contempt or cen(ure of his family pbyfician and broods over his infirmity with careful coo c=1:-1:.-nt. it malt he fathifsedory for him to be allured not only of capability of treatment, bi.:t do of the molt Inviolable keret". And in recent Ven vest Com:alaint. it is poflible to prevent pais. danger or diftrefs ; in the molt complicated cafes it is the acquire ment of excluSve experience in this tine to drat a Cafe, cattle. and foctly re-cftabilihment. I offi.r the advantage of this experlmee to thofe defter fez who are A./143cl with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptzres of VENtAIIAL INFECTION, and in all mks the terms ot remit neratim are (Iliad on the firft tntaaiew. Pat'sets in the country are expedlni tO Inclore a Bank notes ite are r-itulte.l to (pacify their age and manner of living. MARTIN MEC, Men bew of the Royal College of Surgeons to London. No s , Arundel. •Irret. Rtwaog, net! Tmpi r Bar To THUS. TAYLOR, lit+ 9. Nev.. Brlttge-ftreet t Loodun k„Z lit —1 confider it but an aft nt jultice due to the 4 - 0 merits of your LEAKE's PA ITN' . PILLS, to commucti cate to you the following Care, which has recently beenpertormed by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking out of an old Venereal Ctimplaint (attended :ay a Complication of Dif orders arifing therefrom). was reduced almott to a Ikelcton and though he had the belt medical advice which could be obt;ined, and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procured which feLtned to bolt his cafe. or to do hint any fervicc ; he remain ed in a lion: reduced and pitiable fit intiun for two years, unable to follow his profillion, and feareelt able to walk or even to (bud ott his Irv; in fael. 'moue who knew him ever fuppofed it porlible for hint to re cover. He was asiviled at Taft to try your LEAK S'S Pitt.s—lic did In, aohtring to the din:dhotis gives with them—he had not taken mare:ll4n two boxes, before he found an alteration foe •he better a this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he timid his appetite and ftrength gradu ally return, and is row as healthy and as Rout as any matt know. You arc ralcorne, Sir, to refer any perfon to me fur a confirmation of tiot'above account if it fhould be doubted. ass, Si . r. your obedient !Limbic fsrvant, Library, Folkston, July to, I Sai. TI-10. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the fele Proprietor Tilos. to R. A/ember of the Royal Cog. ge of ilurgeous, Lon _ _ don, at his houfe, No. 9, New WO ! a ,'.rent; Where, after a cuttitant refielemee of more two 4 0 years. in prattler partiralarly direded to the cure of Veil, ral comphiaa and thole inciJental to the parts of g.meration iu Leah letea, sent: that inviolabl.: f crtcy which men 01 his profelSon fhuuid alwat't oliferve.ll, flatter: himfclf t►c advice and affiltance he gratuitoully aineiniterN to perfons tatting this Ineelleine, w:11 be (deemed, by a difcerninn public, al an advantage feldum to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Aldo fold, by his ap?o;ntment, for the conver.ienee of thole lie. log at a dittance. at the Perfumer's, No. 3S, St. A Illan's•ltrect, Pall Mall; the Toyfbup, t^3,oxford-(tree:; Mr. Dilborough, 7, Filh ftreet ; Mr. Baxter's, South-badge, ; Mr. hPf/o nald's, (11.S;nw; Mr.Callwell's, Dublin ; Mr.Billirge s, Liverpoa; Mr. Atkii.fores, Manche Rey, and by ant perfon in every confi dent& town in Great !Is Lain aud Ireland, in butts of only is 9d. each, lealeei up with NI! and plain eiredions, whereby perfons td either fez may enre thenifelves with cafe, fpeed, frerecy, and lately. N.B. I , v,ry Box fold in Great Britain so Pealed up with a 11..04 , , on which. by faeaur of es , Commifinners, is printed at the S!anip Office—l•. Taylcr, No. 9, New Bridge fireot...to imitate which felony, and all others are counterfeit. LONDON : Printcd and Publitl.-d t+y LL I VELICEtif(af Car. terhnry•place, Lambeth), atthe STAR O►►ICE, Na E. Cam' Area. Yu:Anal alio at the ST4I Orrlca, To &as;