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P - lof i; ii MI 11l 4., . -‘"" '.; I(.;EACE. I .-11.` r'r 31. v a.--Tflis was a caufe of a: v•tt.-. tin patutt t. WJS a patch-. 1): ,;• the jet . :ll !ant i j;•tottey.i ..,:pe..trt.l the tlcierlott, wit. %v as in the o: a Mr. I.Vood, was ia the habit of • .'•- tal*• It.tlll4:occ to the t ,, a sellan;;;e for notes and gold. f () !i .ffir2.l:e went wit!, a quantity o f t:' anuata of 11. for whith lie Vas; to rt 11WLS of equal valt:. The I::rvalft !iira a hundl.: ( , f one and two, iliprg.fed tel 1)01111:1S, with which the ,!..I,,:aant 'vent a:vay The plaintiff's (errant, on calling up his hor,ks the next morning, found himf.-lf Lel. detif7iew, and was unable to acct ant for it any c:her miimer, than by lug he had givea the defendant a bundle of, rifft to the amfaila 2cl. inliead of 'oh He went to the defendant, who denied haying received any more tl..rn the rum he was entitled to. The fii.tiff al I cited thedc.cer.dant for the niGney, upon tt.Lich the defendant's matter faid, you have got the note.:, gis e them up." " Aye," replied the other, " but there's the expellees of the writ." His matter faid, he would pay that expenre hin..• Cif. At this moment the defendant's wife cam up, and faid her hufband had not got the note! and that he thould rather go to prifon than pa y the money. It was principally upon the ambigt L. ous declaration of the defendant as to the expenc e of the writ, that the plaintiff's Counfel relied.-- Ile inColed that it implied a confeionfnefs on th e part of the defendant of his having the notes, and of Iris readinefs to have delivered them op, but i.tr time expellees of the writ. On the other hand, the slefe;:dant's Cowl.] contended, that lb vague an inference form an Lally expreillun, was not that fort of evidence upon which a wadi.% could be founded. _ ...... The Judge (Mr. Serieant MARSHALL) fill= ed up the evil:nee, and obferved, that in inch a cide as this, he could give nn direction in point of law to the Jury, for it was folely a quetlion of E4a.— It was a tranfaaton certainly involved in great doubt and obfeurity. if the pawnbroker's fer•:ant had given a parcel of notes amounting to ad. in- Ilea-I of tol. and the defendant had received more than he was entitled to, he was bound to refund it. The Jury confulted lonic time, and gave a vadia for the defendant. ESSEX AssIZFS. Cimmuntr9, JULY 29. —Iris. Niles. Rob. Davy, and gas Davy, were charged with having, on Sun day the 9th of May lift, felonioully broken into the Atop and dwelling houfe of JQfcph Pre.land, at Dibden, and did thence take away a piece of Irith cloth, a (ilk handkerchi,f, a pair of worffed flockings, four one pound notes, and tol. in cafb, the property of the Laid Prefland. This trial rolled principally upon the evidence of Pretland himfelf, who proved the l i nnia h av i ng been broken open and the articles taken away; he alto, to the bcfl of his Witt . , proved a pair of flockings which he law on Robert Davy at the time of his esamination before the Magidrate, to have been his property, and amung the articles fo taken away. His wife gave evidence to the fame effett. Thomas Hayden was a claimer to the Ihop of the profccutor, and deputed, that come days pre- vioully to the robbery, meeting Robert Davy, who propoted to him to be ruled by him and join in the robbery, which would get him many Ihillings withinit working for them. Ile then !hewed him fume Snares fur catching hares, and keys which, he laid, would undo any lock. Davy asked what property Prefland had ? and laid he would go and Ile on the following Sunday. On that day he faw him with the other two prifoners, and, from behind a hedge, obferved the procefs by which Robert Davy made a hole in the wall with a chif ;:y.d take the pin out of the loop door, when the three prifoners went in together. The 'nib°. ner hirufelf had been taken up for this offence and di:charged, after which be gave the prefent infor mation and not before. Mr. Mofs, a farmer, &pored, that the laft wit- i refs confeffed to him that he was going to the Jut: I tie to tell the truth, and potitivcly declared, that il there was no one but the Davies concerned in the I ; affair. He Iwore that Hayden was a man of bad I eltaraaer, and that he would not believe him up.ll on his oath; but added, that Hills bore a good character. Several other witneffes alto fpoke favourably of , the chantaer of Hills. (wore, that Hayden told her the third perfon in the rchhery was Nan Davy (the ckr: antic of Hills) dreikd in Bill Hill's cloaths, and that he only fat' the hack of that party ; and that he had been adviiiol to fay he was an accomplice;— but he knew be:ter than to do that, as he would then I.ile his Mare of the money. ( i Ltyden had before declared, in his evidence, po!ii:vdy, that he knew nothing o f th e ir being 4.01. rev ~rd on the convialou a each of them.) '1 he laitib Cuti.i , 8. , .R0i: in his charge to the Jury obicri.:,!, ,Lit the Aet which made this of fence capital was framed as far back as the latter •end ti the reign 4Q:teen Elizabeth, fur the pro. te4lion of -1K :plc's lrouiei on the Sabbath day, when performin::: their 0.116...4 cfrt.ligions worthip. lie then epainu,ratcti the eiff,::.in points of evi dence. and the Jury f i nned them all Not Guilty. This trial excited the greateit attention, on ac count of the general bad charaaer of the two Davies in the County, who ate both e xtremely well looking young cout•try la..ii. James Davy was 1:3111 tried cor &Alin . ; a flour lack, and flat:id Guilty. The • Igo, after Itatlng tint there were four other inJi:llr:.n.., agßina him fir timilar offences, thought it tacc:',.a: y far the fecittity of the county to fentoice hint to be trinfporteti lilt liven years. arL.— • . i,k6;l ILA% ilalfiaCii for felottioay fteal- ITk er e were two or three other equally unim port; ut ttial). 1 v; L . y 30.—Trens Came and David Galion, were indict Let' for feb•iiioully (topping Robert Arnold and , -Villiam Nl•ik, on the King% highway, in the n'a r ~ii., . ; i•ltile !6t l t of June, in 01: }:. ; r::1 ct . at !,ca. i in) ';•1:x and thcr. violently a!f•ttiltitur and .„ . , - • , Ixca .44 the fail :lot:tett Arnold, :Ind taking t rom his p , :rion 3c. in copper money, the curl cut coin . cit • realm. ' priOnters were both foldiers, and on tlte m trnir.‘; itated in the indinment, met Arn,,L.l d .ivinghis waggon, Mofs was in the ;aide. They 1111 to him and dernanded his moaey— he f he world not b.: robbed, and called to Mois, s Ito romped out of the waggon : A regular light ook 'place, when on.: of the foldicrs cried on:— " I)—n them, why don't you (h o ot r foldier then drew out a horfe pittol, which lotto natzly miffed fire. The patties then came to cloiC qu a rt e rs, an d i n t h e nytt g O e Arnold broke the barrel of the pitlal from th. Clock, and Ilruck one of the foldiers on the head, which gave him a dreadful wound. In the end, however, the foldiers were vißorious, and robbed Arnold of all the pro perty Ite had about him, having funk under the blows he had received, and the lois of blood. Mofs ran away, and the foldiers followed his example, though in a different dire&ion, both fevcrely wounded. Arnold and Mofs the next morning • went to Romford Barracks, fulpeaing the men who had ill Mid them to be foldiers. Ihey told , their limy and fufpicions to the officers who de fired the muthr roll might be called, and the fol. diets drawn out on the parade. Arnold oblerved, that if the man whom he had engaged with was • amongli the number, he ihould know, Aired that be had marked him on the head. The line was formed, and on lifting up the hat of one of the pri. toners, a dreadful cut was difeovcred on hi,: !:t.ad ; which Arnold knew to be the wound Lc h.td in. fliaed. It was thtn difeovered that this man and his companion had been out lodgers the preceding night. and that they were teen together, and traced to the fpot where the robbery was committed.— Thzte were other proofs ultich made the fi,a ex tremely clear, and they were both found Guilty -Death _ _ jaw, 7410,N (the fellow who prevaricated In much on the vial of Robtat Davy the day before) was found guilty of th.aling a Reel trap, the pro perty of William Harrington, and fentenced to be tranfported for (even years. The Allizes ended at ten o'clock at night, when the following ptifoners were left for exe cution Glad, for the brutal outrage on Eleanor Jane Buer ; Sfe,okie Le:, the Gypfcy man, 1. r breaking into the dwelling houfc of Richard Croat, in December, 1795 ; and Wm. Games and Elm vitiGibimajor thehighway robbery above dated, PLEA SIDE.-.-11110111 EAItON HOTH AM. The Judge this morning, on looking over the Paper of Special Jury cafes, obferved with furprile, that they amounted. to twenty-five in number, and declinedgoing into the Harwich Corporation Ca ufe, which he laid wrathd occupy more time than yet remained for the daration of the affizes. It was of COUTI . O deferred, with feveral other cafes, till the next Commitlion. WALTZ& V. VA !MUM was an act on t 3 recover a compenfation in damages for a libel under the following circumliances :—The plantiff is PA-mailer of Bellivechy,,in the county of Etre:, and the defendant an Attorney of the lime place. Mr. Vanderzee having, from the in formable of feveral perfons in the place, had rea- Om to fulped that the letters before their delivery were opened at the Poll-Office, had his furmiles ftrongly confirmed by the receipt of a letter jtim felt; the corners of which were open; and though the feat was not aEtually broken, yet appearing in such a rumpled and irregular Rate, as induced him to believe that time perfon or perfons had been reading it, as it was not likely that it fhould have been feat in that condition. He, in confequence, wrote a letter to Mr. Bartlett, the Poft-matter Ge neral of the Diftrid, to the following died : " Sir, I think proper to inform you, that a letter has come to my hands, which, I have reafon to think, has been opened by the Poitmtatter of Belli. vechy. As this man has been in the habit of open ing all letters that have come through that Office for twelve months paft, I feel it a duty to the pub- lie to bring a penal anion on the Ratite." The anion was accordingly brought and tried at the lan affixes, when the plaintiff was nonfnited, and this anion was now laid for damages in confe quence of the libel contained in the above letter. Mr. Bartlett proved the receipt of the letter, which was put in and read in evidence, together with its being the defendant's hand-writing. For the defendant it was cornett:led, that he had a reafonable ground fur fufpicion, and therefore had rot ailed malicioufly. The letter which he complained of being opened was produced, and proved by the perfon who wrote it, not to have beer. fent in the condition in which it was received. Several other perfons alto depofed that they had received letters from the fame Office, which had every appearance of having been opened. The 1511 RO N) on reviewing the evidence, in his charge to the Jury, Itib:nitted to their confidera tiun whether the rumpled and unufual appearance of the letter when delivered, as well as limilar re-, marks made upon other letters, did not completely afrard the defendant at lead a reatimable ground of lufpicion, and confequently refcue his conduCt from the imputation of any malice ? The Jury gave a verdict for the defendant. THE Kota r. WATERHOUSE.—This was an in didment agaiall the defendant for wilful and cor rupt perjury, in having (worn upon a trial at the tall Affixes here, that five quarters of wheat, which bad been delivered to a perfon in the neighbour hood, was done in virtue of a contraa for the delivery of two hundred quarters at a liipulated price. From the evidence it appeared, that the five - 'ors of wheat in queftion were delivered in From the LONDON GAZETTE, 711.5. 31. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR•OFFIOE, JULY 31. ttEtb Regiment of LigLt Drago,n6—Conti t George H. Walter:, ficon %tit Liga Dragoon-,to Le Lieutenant, by r•wchsc,:, vice Lar6, promoted in the ' -Co V.kit i:tgirut nt. ru:l.:n.—lnfign John Lowther irom the Cobittre.en Foot Guards, to Le I.Lutenant,Ly purch.:ce, vice :to r: tiro. Lt'.: 14.:;Ii:ot :3. of Foot—Ar.:!ant-SurTe , ot Irgli , , from the '1.•!!•1 of the End Foot, to b.. .11:11tant-Surgeosi, tie WAzri, s. • 29:11 Ditto--:. ktetunt George Se.v:Be Burdett to Ile, Capt.iin, by pure!...:.., vice Lord CLatics Bentinek, promoLd in the 3d %Veil I :•!.ia Regiment. 3oli Ihtt, at mint Peter Taylor. from the Roth Foot, to C:Ttaio, 6, purchafe, vice I.ahiff, who retires. u;enaut-Coluttelko'.›er. Pring,:e, front the Sift Foot, to Lc I.kutenant-Colonel, vice Nightingall, who ,x -chatv:es. Dit- , —Cant.tio David Stcwatt, from the 9oth Foot, to be Captain in 1 Company, vice Moto . , promoted in the etb Foot. _ _ 43.1 Di to—Licorenant Francis Glafs, front half-pay of the 9th loot, to be Lieutenant, vice Du hiouliti, who exchanges. sin Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Miles Nightiugall, from the 38th Foot, to be Lieutmant-Colonel, vice Print:, who ex clianot. 77th Ditto—art:l , a lieutenant-Colonel Alcsamkr Wright, front the 67th Foot. to be Captain, vice Grant, promoted. V..ai•loix•rr.titi—Williara Pettigrew, Efq. from half-pay of Captain, to be l'Armatter. Cities of London and Weaminfler Light Horfe Volunteers. Cornic Jotlac Stracy to hi !,ii utenant, vice Cornw.ill, &coda. "t i p: t:,nt. to Cortlct, vicc Struev. iiiizon Rowlitt, t.) b Cornet, vice licachcroft, who NI MOIZAN CUM. I.ieutinmit ut the 52d Fuut, is luperfcded, beim tihrtitt without ictive. Yr:Situ jol.n INklfworth, or i he Sad Foot, is furcrfinted, hay itrz :he Itc,iment. BAN tiRLIeICY ENLARGED. AU:ltlft T 4. Wllii4rll Iste of. No. I. St James's .!c and pmtcr-merchant, at tea, at t • Mit,tAi, _ _ 13:1NKRUPTS. liarsiAt I), !torah Nefuitt, Lnuisa tophia Nethitt, and Frances I : and copartners, to furrcnd.r tat 3. at 17, at and Sept. 11, at ttia, ttt guildhall. A tt.,racy, lair. bronriaze, Con noun Pleas Office, John I . ruotne, of Bermondi . ey-Rreet, Southwark, Surrt y, ear tkr and I , at.'ocr-d:tlicr, At 3, 14, and Scpt. t t, at ton, at Attoraty, Mr. Wilkt, tioxton lquare. '!II3C .M.l7!ny utl Grotc. 'Maltby. of Sizc-lane, London, :11....r , 11:tnts a::d topartutrs, Anr. all to, IS, and Sept. it, at t. n, at Gut:jail. Attomict, :Mars. J. and R. Willis, Warn : lut d-court,Thrro:-,morton-ltszet.l.r.n.lon. John Grant, of I.awrcncc l'uuntnt y.'atte, I.oadon, merchant, thraler and chnpman, Augmt 1, so, and Stpt. It, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, 11 , 1 r. iln;;e1-court, mutton-Street. _ _ lianeeek, of Exeter, leather bre.. thee-maker, dealer and chapnian, Augnit 19, 20, and Sept. t ; . .ye, at the George Ina. Exeter. Arthritics, :vitro s. I ;ars, y anti Robinfon, Lin- Eotteion ; or Mr. .1 . -rt r I, f.r er. Lnalliak, or York, lieteit-e:t toper. Aetnuß 9, 10, and S: pt. t t, at ulescii, at the honk of Mr. I i lay Howlett, vint ner, in or mar I.ettdeil, in Yeti... Attorni • Mr. Holland, latichtllt.r; Ali. Tate, Yuth; or Ni. Alku and Elky, Furttivzl's Inn, London. Edwzrd Coroptor, laic of Cholderton lea n•. p.trifla of Atnport, county of Southampton, farmer, co.it-ek a:cr, dealer and ehapman, Auguft 25, 16, and Sept. 11, a: elev,n, at the White Hart Intl, New S.try tn. Attorney, M.. John Hodding, jiwtor, of New Sarum. Bernhard of Newi;ert, Salop, ILica-dr.ip,r and mer cer, dealer and ehapr.-.an, Auguit 12, 13, at the Cock in Watling-arien, Salon, and Sept. 11, a the Elephant and Cagle Inn, Newport, at eleven. Attornies, Nlelfro. Barber and Browne, Fetter-lane, I.undon ; or Mr. A. Diclinfon, in Newport. Samuel Jackfon, of Liverpool, chrefernonger, dealer and chap man, Angult 19,20, and Sept. 11, at thr. c, at the Bridgwater Arms, Manche-aim. Attornies, Mr. P.ertington, blarfden feluare, Mancheiter; or Mr. Philip Hurd, Forthval's Inn, London. Francis Colombine, Dovid Colombine, David Col4mblne the youiti!cr, and Peter Colombine the younger, ut N i , merchants, dealers, chapmen, and pa.rtners in trede..ket7iiit 2, 13, and Sept. I t, at four, ae the Maids 1-1, ac, Norwieit. Atte/mks, Aicifrs. Futter, butt, Ltaitsal, atid isotil,r, in Norwich. John Cat cwripht, of Newton. par:111 of Yorkthire, dealer :nd ellapnun, Augutil , ar.el Sept. 11, at elet. en, at the Great vac: full Inn, in .1.1. Atiorniei, Mr. Sykrs, Nzw [nu, Imaduu ; or Air. SzlieL.teld., in liorbuty, SEQTJESTF ATIONS, Zce. IN SCOTT.AND. Robert twantfon, o.anufaatner GL,.'dow, to he exawened in the Court-houfe of Glafgow,•un the loth anti a,tb uf Au ra., at one. Creditors to meet in tit , thack Pull lun, Glaf gow, on the 25th Anglia, at twelve, to inftrt.a John Good win, the Truilee. Claims to he given in on or bur ic.th April, 18°3. Grawe, and Storry, merchants, GLifgow, to be exa mined in the sheriff Cuuri-hook, Glafrow. on the Atha 2.31 a of Atv•uft, at one.—Crede.ors to meet the Tuntinc, Glafgow, nt Augult, at unc, to inftruct N‘ fun, die truftee.—Claints to Le given in on or Lelere the fp h of March.tB3. . . . Witli-m I Icatlrick, drover am! dealer in C 1 tie at Dia -Word.— Credit.n to Incet in the kola of 1 - lurit 1.:onox, vintner in Duabh.ne, 4th Au toll, at twelve o'ciock noon, to rant: an interim factor : fame plate anti hour on -he sit September, to choofe a truftee. vititt r icr in North 13alloch.—Crcdttors to meet 'n Inn, in Maybolc, on 4th Au:r,ilt, e twcive o'clock, to name an interim fietur; fame place and liLur on :he zit of September, to elect a trotter. Creditors of John Nicol, foirit-dealer in Edintru^7h. to meet in the honk of Wiltion MoiLt,fuuritrr, Ldintrur, , h, on the 4th Aorta, at on.: o'clock, to fee a ltate of the bankrupt's :dliir~.—No dividend sturrorlc, merchant in Doglike, to be exaMne I In the Sheriff Clerk's ()Flee in Forfar, on the g 3th of A u,tult and 2d September, at twelve o'clock —Cretlittn - s to meet in Uor dou's, vintner in 1/undee, on th • 3d September, at twelve &Clock, to inilruel Charles Adam, the trufice.—Llainis to be given in on or before 15th April, 18°3. John Metran and Company, grotto: in I hr.l.lce. to I,: ex antin ed in the Sheriff Court-ruom of Forfar, on the 4:11, and tBth days of Amuft, at chwen o'clock furettoun.—(.'relitors to mess in Morten s, vintner in Dothdee, 011 tvth of Au.ma-at twelve o'clock, to Wilma \Viiham Small, the trutke— Claim, to he riven in on t r boor: 26th Marti'. BIRTHS. Ou Friday Lift, the Lady of J. H. Stracty, 14 of Upper Hark y direst, of a fon . Oa Saturday 'ALM Bentiuol.ltrect,l.ady Charlotte Howard, of a daughttr. On 'cuefday, at Wimbledon, Mrs. ()allow, of twins. On Friday halt, in Upper Harley-liaet,the Honourable Lady Dallas, of a fon. MARRII - 1). In June laft, at St. Helena, Captain Wm. Mitchell, of the Bengal Eflabliannevt. to Mifs Carruthers. At Q u een'*-ftitiare Chaild, by the F., v. C. Worawortli, Fel low of Trinity College. Cambric, Iton:;h, Efq. ut the Inner Temple, to Mils Wilk,., I..te of Keu,lo DIED. At Bath, on the 27th alt. George Anne Cook, Efq. aged years; 64 years Genttartan tither daily waiter to his indent ears; and George the Seekaid. v_UJ. NEW INVI:NTFL. IN c9nrcqug.nce cf the vci y it t ;:: late, of the had quality of 1 . 1. it, .• 'h...., 7.. of 140. 71, St rand, who has I. lied..! that : • to try the et:y.e-:rictit of roit:iti i , ,d - ::!, which he has nitwit to unfwer • not oidy for than durability, r:l1:•.• tie.tr tuoiuch II MUlt. run fu ad , :ch ttdin tE.• crYtrie Fori that at - , nianutait`atin:-, of 1-1.4:4; and, with u:•• Fur wid out owl,: otT, -which has is n ! adt:ah o f ! A te, ai r., thin tal.irr s in which will !.,.1 ir co!:•nr ; ar•l hi; "wit • h.• t 11. 'bun at clot l7 I,lCii7tlLd. .w:fi : a va-i:ty ut Arnii \.:v•• • • int Silk, Hit-, I.lvory s. .I,l.totly N. B. the :.11, ion tit Merchants, for f•. 111.1 c Skino boo: ;it in any • et!: !A. .DECANI, NF.: , SES, brought on 11) - diSipat . log. and tooyote rnQ courts y !-. ; ;:I. producing Jittrtlthz pain' in . ... • Fechlowil, Morro,'. of the Hutt, Y.::v lh. : • . a r t cuErd by Est ' s RESTON.% ! •., HEAL Ism, wcU kovwn upwars of 20. ;.". I • .11 1... ..-:l Virtiit;l4 A. a recut proof of its gr,.at crSicarv , t..0:.<1 ...a 9: mak, for an alarming Weaknifs, had lii eminent Surgcun icveral months, Nr t was cured in frw days by this Rettorar E. NI. ...loc. Ow i ,. roes Gentlemen in iinallar filiation.: have rcadrsa ii; ; in Ihurt, this Rclt , :r.itive Mciliciiic is niov is cued• nihr.c, as to be r.!comniciideti by many of the Faculty. •, : :^7 A l'a:rpi,lLt cm ;ts Virtu:s, mitts to: imputtan Cures, may be had of thz Vett,ltri. Sold ..t ‘var.h..scs,:sro. 163, 1-Izt.t-117..rt, and 13, Ohl IStrtcl•lticct ; Tut.'; f:.alt n . trence Royal Exc!-.:lnge; :, ; lead-arca ; and I , y Bookfdlers tud Vcnittrs of 1 l:A . 1611c, in Town and Co:At:try ; price 6. the (mall Boxcs, containing the q ratan.) , vt lir. fat clay he pa; 11.14. w; to.t.ic up for th.: Arn.y, alit! WZricti rti ctitt•:,titot• .ti:a re. • fpnofihiiity deviate from the ryurral ry;tint ledion of aIP et.l:or Pranch, tits floistli of i a c :tat fuecyrs i>s tae ,riterion of fut•tritirity. yrarsli.tve t tievottal my pr:teli". to the Luau uf awl thy A 1.., ,4 my plan Mt: a , !.7.ti,t.a; and vie to • .-• abic nvarcs of Ott::': co - ...•tplairt.:..-..t1:t71 . . Cat, t • tint in the caLtitktor of human itthcolitit_t. After initiatiGa into yvt..cy Jraucs ar an Army Surger,-.. I (milted a wilt 1:t an Lally period of Pia‘l , cy to ryf..;•:. i•t•!' , V....- ab from the tno:-ar.ce of lat..:LiattatAlMyt, or the La ;:trout precipitancy of getter,ll'razli:loll4.ll ~. . . . Tht: 7 lll.4.Et: Ijihriit.i)h RS, to the cure'! whiih ;hare th voted my attention, comrrize ev:ry fpecies of VI: h r.. 7. ~ '-At. INFEC'FION, whethet of a recent or long tiuntitet —:t2tr, AU kinds of DELIII.ITY, whether arding until tne Itahiti .4 Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mato:cafe, and latily that do rangemeut cC the fyllem in Worasn which is called a A i\it ES. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous diteafes arc the rif.,lt of Ignorance or Nit,: i t t's treatment of a simple Gonorrhiz, and it not tinfrtalechtly ha? pens that the feeds of Life are pttif . t.rted itv ti c indi.crftion t.f:.l arguartled hour. By a rhitcrior r.i.tihod lath complaints ati citify cured, and even wl.ere others have fziled, I trult tlut I may prefunteto offers radical re.eltahlithment Few, however. are the cafes o! ettmplicated diftrifi la :he diforder, compared with the rtlantitons tituations :If Men,wlls from indulgence in a SOISI'AIt 1 - VdC F. or the prevalent One. ties of a (atonable Life. acquire that Rate of llebility Casa is the unavoidable confi.quctwe of filch rrnickata habits. Whcre the unhappy loiterer broods over big rnifery,but arc fully conceals his misfortune, It may be Game confuLstion for hint to know, that although it be an objtel of doubt or toms. tainty with other Prae.itione7s, the rearelva! of th..,; D 1- CIENCIES by the gradual progrers of Renovation Li the aegvi:s. meat of my cxperiance. If the rites of Bacchuaor Veaus bare begun to raluce manly vigour, ntoth anxiety wilt be raventel by an early connteraelion of th:t languid Rate, and lu cafes no great difficulties will ocs-ar. But where this Deficiency has for yearsealited. a proper Pa- feverance is Indlipeufibly regiginte to revive the tumbril% (parks of Life, and to re-aritoate the Ccmllitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been ilifa7poirtri In their capedations of a Family, may be afihred, that in molt inflames fuch defeas are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is fo elicutial to my undertaking, anti the Qpalifications which I have orefumed m Rate, form the Balls or my Pretentious, and it: coincidence thi , ml• madon is riven, Oat Mr may confult,dpvint (or by le.tsrs final! note) 4t. Eli h,nife, lio.;;, Aria Tllzr,. is a:: :0.:1:10:12.1 ctitrant•- in Water-Rivet g and or en M.ll. h•lcrnb^!: the II oval reOle,, VENEREAL I.II.INDNEtS.i, To Mr. Thomas •I a ; to:., No.!), New Erigz. a"; nEau Lofton. IT Is with the malt heartfelt fatisfaCion that I ad + dr-. hi you on the incomparable excgllence of you' itivaiu.: , :e Meaiellie—Lt x 11LL , ..-111 the ":sis year 1 had tile iiiisfortune to contract a l'emred Coin lA.:, att•md.al Ivy h the molt alarnibig and tlaiigi . rou. :1:10v.o.; io alr.lucn,t'•... I ins.. ',ken conlimal to my Fount for a r.lydt wceit to-ether, not to Itir utit of ; I had no rcr rue da ' y, :!:e int It exe.ructa;nl On and t, runad, ad what was dill work, ety Eyes grcw •.veak a:al JLa, fo fair 1 could fear:: decent any obj:*4l, is ever fu cleft t •':.c, aud.r. ;acted nothii::, lef.:llan the t0...1 torso:Oil:. hi_alt by, and rather corpulent atun, I ti:caina a m re :I::decir, and :n objget of pity and compalb•in.-7`.!1 . rue over. and thought my recovery :hi, ...A...4 hate, and ex:ie.:ling ,vzry minute to be my :alt in ill. , 1 was forunataly reconinicnded by a neighbour to try ye 2 Medicine., but having tried all msdical !..5 no pxrpiec, aid been at gan eaonnous expellee, it was Mote time : , .t0..: I c .11 be prevailed on to take them; :it I lint fnr ft box. before I had taken theta ail, I found conn rs'iL aka j:: r 7 pains g , tecreatrd,: u , Srty rya light grew hater, the great turplize and ahoniernent of all my trietais,;afteft.:ki og three Ino.es more), my health unit ltreni"th ftared. anil I ant !any, (thank. to my Goa and your nr.z....Sk Medicines), a. well und hearty a. ever !wan in my Yoor obliged humble fervant, R. 1.. LEiGI4. high-ftrect, Birmingham, November I, 17)4). You arc at full lik.rty to publiilt thi. in any mainer vomt!,'-k • proper, hir the benefit of f ratty at urge. and wit . ..in I have fent you lboner, but W 45 :earful of a reiipfe. Tile abort: Medicine in.:arm:llly recommaided to all pa-cos that are in any doubt ...if e: tircly fr.': of ccs , i r" I nerealA:keti. n, part ieulaily tat thafc about ;ilia rini , rar' i•.int in lite, a. it wiil certainly eradicate every mint of tint nature, of lime v..r long Handing, or however dirgaikl the app.-a:a:tee of other diforders it may he: for Sea: bi.ua ClantiMar, and CUt7lll,Anti C.i.-.lpi_ints. it is also R e0100t. 11 . 14 to h..: ta::eu, cfp..ei illy It the Siting, i-nit PreparAi and foil T's•lj \ 1 . 01 t . ' l. 1.011, 111 ember of ttie Cie - pr.:ion of !•'-'7...e.:•m. I • - . 1 "•'• *•! hia howfe, No. 9, New lariti:...e.:truit wheic .••• •‘•-• vice. without a Inc, to perfume:.: :Leh: fiver patient. Letters, it putt paid, on the fam • :• . tog in all cafes the ntoft S....crecy, no 1' -•:.. eakhavin:;been mentioned, hot a: their owe .• by the Proprictor,during the court . .. of 'wire to ; ' he has had the ecmdud of an ,atoiliv.: of :he :.• •.• CiTIC, and the practice at (flog 70!11. They are alio fold by :.pruhrir.irt, :1 ' • No. 3 , St. Al: , ah's-brt et, Mr. '' • (hop, No. 103, Miura ltrc . • t ; Mr. St.. 7 Union-rw.v, I.iitl: Towcr•lii;l; :,•!71 of.c P.:1,41 in .v... cunlider.thle tu.rn in Lou, ur 0.0. ; • faalcd up with full and pioin - - L'./N')ol4 Printed or the l'rorrictors (of Cartally-ftrett) at the STAI .1::' Carry-lutes; And inibiii.ha ry .I,Fll' , ' re:bury-place, anabeth), at No t, f ::..rey-itrt T., a ..*al • .•.:!•• . ~~ .. I