Star. — London, England, 1802-02-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KINGS'S BENCH, DUBLIN, JAN sy. This day came on before Lord KILWAIDIII I a canfe wherein Mary Harvey, widow, was plaintiff, and Charles Lionel Fitzgerald, Efq. defendant. Mr. BETH r L opened the pleadings, and Mr. Bata: NGTOW Rated the cafe. He raid he was allamed that a gentleman of Mr. Fitzgerald's chareer and property fhould contend the demand of a poor widow, whole hufband gave the plain. tiff boots and fhrtes to the amount of - sl. zd. as flat. ed by Mr. Bethel, and concluded by laying, that the Supreme Court of King's Bench Ihmild not have been troubled, but for the Defendant, who thought proper to remove the proceedings by cer tiorari into this Hon. Court. The firft witnefs was Keane, the foreman of Mrs. Harvey,'who proi ed the (ale and delivery of the good. fourteen years ago. On his crofs-examina tson, he (aid, the reafon why it was not applied for fooner, was the defendant continually being out of the way, or the kingdom. , Defence was conduatd by Mr. A. BOYD, who fpolta to the evidence, and relied upon the impro bability of the debt being due, in as much as it was not applied for fuch a length of time. His Lordfhip charged the with great pre cifion and impartiality, who found a verdict for the plaintiff, with coils. I COURT OF KING'.-BENCH, LONDON,•FED. 2. The Court did not fit ib Banco to day, but Mr. Janice Le BLANC fat for Lord Ittavo4, at Ng Prim, and tried feveral caufes, none of which were very -important. INNS O. ISAITORTH'AND SOY. This was an aeiun for an affault, and the fol. lowing were the circumflances of the•cafe. The Plaintiff was an oilman, and the Defendant a tar penter. They had dealings together, and on the ad of Jnly'the Plaintiff called on the lefendant to pay him a bill. He laid 'the money down, at the fame time telling him there it was, except what had been dedutled by the Surveyor, who had furveyed his work. The Defendant got in a paffion, and (wore he would hot be humbugged, by him nor his Surveyor neither. This produced a great deal Of angry converfation, in which the carpenter told the chandler that his candles were jet ode of kitchen Buff and quick -411ver,.for, that a few nights previous one of them had bounced about the room, and almoil frightened a pregnant Woman into a mifcarriage. He alto frequently threatened to (hike him, when the Plaintiff told if he did, he would have him before Lord Xenytin. " D--st Lord Kensron and you toe," Paid the other; fhould like well to have the hanging of you both upon a lamp port." At laß he toldlds fon to write a receipt,ond get rid of the fellow.—The fon accordingly wrote the receipt, and when.3te had delivered it to . the Plaintiff, gave him a kick as he was going tit at the•thesp ;Door , • which fent kin fivers! ydrils• into the Aseet. Th; rather *eipreifed great pleafure at •this.fpifflacle, and called, " To rt, Tom: give it biro mr boy: I you can. Torn was not flow in fhewing his fllialfduty, and alluaily gave a found drubb:r.g to the tallow chandler, who tank up a board to defend hindelf, when he was alto attacked by the apprentice, who tore the Ilap of his coat. After Winch eonfulison, the edition of hoailities was at lift elFilka. _ _ Mr. PARR I addreMed:the Jury on behalf of the Defendants, and it alto appearing that the Plain: tiff himfelfhad not been too pacific in his manner, the Jury gave a vercild in his favour, with only tos. damages againft each Defendant. HARDCASTLE 'ATV*. • This anion was brought to recover the value of I 'fourteen water elnfets and pumps, put up in the -Royal Crefcent Buildings, at Brighton. It appeared that Mr. Bayer had contralted with a perfon of the name of Laft, fur building the boufes iu queßion. Let had become bankrupt, hut before that event, had ordered the water do. Its for thefe houfes, and the quellion now was, whether he had ailed as agena for Mr. Bayer, or bad ordered them upon his own credit? The C,onnfel for the nefendant contended, that Mr. Bayer having contrafted with La( for .tbe building of the whole, he i was tot refponfible to the tradefmen who furnithed the feparate parts, and that if this adion fuceeeded, his client would be handfed with others from the• bricklayer, the carpenter, &c. ice. though he had paid the money to Lae, according to the terms of his contra& The Learned. Judge having Rated to the Jury, that if the credit was not originally given to Bayer, he was not refponfible, his contra& being only with Lek after a fhnrt hefitation they returned a ver: diet fur the Defendant. 'mutts T. CARTWItte:HT. This was a caufe which occupied a very confir &Table portion of time. The defendant, a furs vevcrr, who it a flngle• man, took an apartment it the hoofe of the plaintiff A blackfrpithi about eight years 'ago, where he continued to reffde urit4 the month of April I Soo, when, owing to Como dif ference which took place between him, the plaintiff, and another man, he remdved. The amount of the plaintiff's demand was .tol. its: 6d. - the (um of 311. ss. thereof being charged foe elquitt the' apartments, making Ae bed, lightitrellte dreffmo the vifluals, wafhing the table - ilnkn; etc. of the defendant, at the rate of 2L per weekdotibt. the time of hisrefidence with the plaintiff; foifor oifhing the defendant's, clerk or aßprentice whit sable beer; and for various other ancosifiderable,' items. Conftdering this latter. part of thedtwasexl to be nnjuft, the defenaant. had paid 54. 6s. 6tel.' into Court, as he conceived every other part thereof to have been liquidated. lt appeared that' fosse carNmer's work had been done on the Fart' of the defendant for the.plototifft and Come frotth't work on the part of theplaintiff forthedefeitdokt and that, on the *tit of Aitgoll tBOO, 'Mr. Cart wright wrote to Mr. Holmes on the (*eh at the end of the letter, fayiag; if-Mrs. H. wooleffendhei, private account, he would fettle it. This prii•ste' fcrved as a boot `of e6ntehtloo bettieesj K: us and Mr. Pilot; the Vittaferorthel oppofite fides, the former infaing that by it t wat meant the 311. ss. in quellion ; the latter, that it was the private account of rent, &c. independently of the bufinefs account between the parties. After much intricate examination, the Learned Judge fummed up the evidence at great length, and the Jury returned a verdia for the plaintiff of 311.55. NOAKES V. BACHELOR. This was an aaion to recover the turn of 1301. los. 6d. on a bill of exchange; the fum of t 71. tot. on another bill of exchange ; and the fum of 231. on a promilrory note. Mr. Geavow began by obfcrving, that the de fendant in this aaion was in a flotation where he was very much furprifed to find him, and where he lhould be Rill more furprifed if he were fuffered long to continue. He Paid he was an affillant or clerk at the Marine Police Office ; had been in the habit of manufaauring paper, or bills, for the put.- pofe of putting into the hands of a Mr.Greettbury; and, when thole bills were prefented for payment, of denying his acceptance of them, faring, they were forgeries. By this means, he had once got his friend, Mr. Greenbury, into cultody ; but, when he was apprifed of that, he (ivied a paper, Rating, that the bill then in quettion was no for gery, Inn his real acceptance. The hand-writing of the defendant was proved by differem witneffes; and it appeared that he was not now in the Marine Police Eftabliffiment. Mr. Eason' e, on - the part of the defendant, Paid, that Greentutry had i heen guilty of forgery againa him ; but that, in a moment of talk mercy, the defendant figned the above-mentioned "paper, acknowledging the acceponce to be his, or Green bury mutt have been hanged. Greenbury's ab. feoncling, he faidi was a Prong prefumptive proof of his guilt. The prefent hill of t3ol. los. 6d. he faid was a forgery, as far as welded to .100 l thereif. It had b.Ten originally drawn for 301. OS. 6d. its being drawn on an eightpenny Ramp, arongly indicated the truth of this; and, when prefented for payment, the defendant had men tioned the alteration, and offered to pay the 301. los. 6d. The Jury returned a verclia for the plaintiff, of 401. los. the amount of the two other bills. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, BEAU SITTINGS AT GUMMI/ILL INTIM LOAD ALTIANLIT. accountl Mr. Eas PINSII.O V. HUOIIIIB. This was an atflinn of qui tax, brought to re move feveral penalties on the game laws. The witnefs for the profecution was a perfon who defcribed hirafclf to have been formerly a flay-maker, and having failed in that bufinefs, now follows that of a houfe-agent, in %teen Ann-ttreet, tall. This perfon (wore, that he had at four fe veral times, between the zoth and 3oth of Decem ber ttiot,purthafed game at the defendant's (hop, in Leadenhali-markit, for his own table; he Paid, he mentioned the circumftanee in the prefence of the prolicutor, by whom he was brought into Court by ftibpcena, to prove the faa. He (wore, alat'lle bought the wme from a young man who was in Court, and whom, be believed, to be Ro beraidighes. A card was alio produced, which was hid from the (hop, and purported, that the balmas was carried on by Robert Hughes, fuc ceGr to Mr. Ford. Oa the defence it was proved, that Robert Hughes, the perfun named on the card as fuccefibr to' Mr. 'Ford, bad been dead nine years ; that Ro bert Hughes, his for:, was under age, and had no concern in the burtnefs • that the butinefs was car ried on by Sarah Huilites, the widow, for the be nefit of her children ; that the witneis foe the pro. fecution was a common informer, and, therefore, his cellimony flsould be received with diffidence; that be could not pofftbly have wanted game for his own table fo -frequently, in In thetrt a fp:tee of time ; and that, having (worn incorreetly in one inftance, he could not be believed in another. Richard Smeeton, the fhopman of Mrs. Hughes, whoth the witnefs for the profecution had pointed out as Robert Hughes, the perfon who had fold him the game, (wore, that he knew the withefs to. be a common infohner ; and, fo far from felling him game, if he came to afk for any, *he would have had him flogged round the market. He was confident he had not fold him any, as he never fold to any but thofe whom he knew. This witnefs and another proved, that Robert Hugh-s, the fon of Mrs. Hughes, was under age, had no concern in the bulkier', and never ferved in the fhop. Mrs. Hughes proved the fame. The cards were &ruck from the old plate to live the expellee of a new one ; but the bills, accounts, &c. were made out in her own name. The Counfel for the profeention then wifhed to maintain the anion semi} Mrs. Hughes, as aging under the denomination of Robert Hughes, fitc ceffor to, Mr. Ford ; btit this would not be permit• ted.—Plaintiff nonfuited. There is now a curious trial pending in one of the Courts of France : A Lady has inflitutcd a fuit againft her hufband fur alimony—The huf band admits that he was married• to her, but ccn tends that the marriage is not valid, becaufe it was contradict.' merely ,as a device to Pave the life of the Lady who had taken refuge in his honfe during fauguinary reign of ROSESPILIRI. On the other hand, the wife aferts tharthe marriage was to all intent" and 'aloft, a real one, and that as the gentleman was kind enough tofeve ber fife, he can now do no lefs than maiidens her for life. A forgery on the Bank of England has been fprtunately difcovered at Plymouth. On Thurf day a girl of mean appearance went to a Otop to purchafe a fhawl, and offered a tol. note in pay mcnt, which, upon examination, was found to forged': th e offered three more o f: tot. an of which were forged, but tolerably imitated. On being aped where fhe got them, the Paid, of a chaiti driver ; on which the Town Police Officers went with a- warrant, and after fearching the hour', found the man and in a bundle, concealed in a back wood-houfe, were difcovered forge/ Bank notes of 51. and nil. amounting to 5901. 'Me man is committed' to prifou for for Mer examina tion. Saturday four perlbns were privately examined ' before the Loan Mayoa, charged with forgery on the Bank of England. They were committed to prifon, and orders given to bring them up again. on Wednefday for further examination. At the Seffions held for Bury, at the Guildhall. on Thurfday laft, Mary Hicks was convi,Fted of grand larceny, in Healing four pints and a half of wine, in three bottles ; half a pound of tea, and a pound of fugar, the - property of John Benjafield, Efq. with whom file lived a.: fervant, by fecreting the fame in abox, in order to convey the fcveral articles out of the dwelling houfe.—She was alfo funher indiCted with her fellow (errant, Bridget Pooley, for dealing three pints of wine, in two bottles, and caufing the lame to be conveyed off the premifes of her mailer ; they were both con• viacd of the latter offence ; when Mary Hicks was fentenced to be tranfported for the term of (even years, and Bridget Pooley to be im. prifoned twelve carendar months in the gaol of Bury. Mary Camplin, another fervant in the fame family, was di(charged, no true bill lacing found again& her by the Grand Jury. On Friday night, about ten o'clock, an alarm ing fire broke out at a China (hop in Whitechapel. road, near Mile End, which threw the whole , neighbourhood into a Rate of confternation, in confeqoence of no party walls miffing in the whole row, comprifing at leaft 40 houfes. The whole of them being very ancient, were, of courfe, in a ruinous Hate, and great appreben(lons were entertained for the fafety of tile workfhops and manufaCtories in the vicinity, they being built of wood. The fire had completely deftroyed the premifes where it began before the engines ar rived; and the adjoining houfe on the right (a fmith'slhop) was in flames before water was pro cured. Happily, however, a plentiful Inapt) , be ing at hand, the different engines belongingao the Sun, Phi:cilia, •Royal Exchange, and the Britifh Fire Offices were brought into play ; and not withftanding a ftmng current of air from S. E. a range of wooden buildings (immediately behind the place where the fire broke out, and not more than a dozen yards diftant), were preferred from conflagration. The fmithy was burnt to the ground, as well as the china (hop, and the ad joining houfes were confiderably damaged. The mute of the fire is laid to be owing to the ;null of a candle falling among the Ram in one of ,the cellars where the china was depotited. The owner of the (hop had been in the cellar about an hour before with a candle, and had :tune tittle (hut up his (hop, and taken his family with him to fpend the evening at a friend's houfe at Mile End. Cotetovs Du tx.—A difpute lately took.place in Paris between a military man and an apothecary. The foldier irfiLled upon fatisfaaion from his ad vcrfary, and appointed a meeting neat morning in the Bois le Boulogne. The next morning the apo thecary waited upon his antagotriii bciore the hour appointed; and laid to him, with great co:Anefs, " you are a military, I am a medical, man—You underhand the ufe of the fword and pitkl—l am only .acquainted with drugs. You are the challen ger, therefore I have a right to dff,: my weapon. Here are two pills—one is pnifuned, the other is not. Do you chute one and fwallow it, and I will fw;,llow• the other." The Officer. laughed very heartily at this prupofttion, and they fat down to breakfaft together very-good Friends. FROM THE LONDON GAZE rrE, 2. BANKRUPTS. John Robert Anderlon, of I larogmerton-fireet, Lordenmer. chain, fatter, tlealer au.: chairman, tolarraider Feb. 2, 16, and March 16, at t 'l3, at Guildl4ll. Attotni ai , Media. Greg fan and Smart, A.ngel-curt, Throgmotreiniftrect. John Gray, late of Ilirtningham, horfe-dealer; draier Chap man, Fcb. 6, 13. aud March 16, at ten, at Guildhar, London. Attorney, Mr. Shearman, Hart-itrcet. Bleatnibury. 'aleph Lees and Samuel Stater, late of Mang : heart, ticakrs in weft and twill, and eoPtrillers, Feb. Sir 13, and. Much 16, at ten, at the New Inn, Bolton. Atom:der, Mr. Ralph Board man. Bolton : or Mr. Meddosvcroft, Gray's-Inn, I .andon. Robert Clarke, of Ring-ftreet, Covent•Gardcn, linen-draper, dealer and chaprnan. Feb. 6, t 3, and March. VS, autlrien r at Gandhian Atter:aim, Meffra. Mounky and Sun, Cattle ftrect, Holborn. Ralph Stubbs the elder, Ralph Stubbs the younger, Oeorgt Stubbs, and James Stabba, of Stockton upon Teca,llurham, upbolfterers, and copartners, dealers, and chaparral, Feb. is, at one, Feb. In, at eleven, and Morita t 6, at one, at the Black . Lion, in Stockton. Attorney, Mr. Oakley, of New London- Brett, l.ondon. George Dattfon and Abraham Zitnoq Doncker Ctivelje, now or late of Lancafter, brokers, nserclunts, dealers and chap men, and copartners in trade, Feb. is, at five, Feb. z 6, and March 16, at eleven, at the White tart, Lancafter. Anor aks Mars. Mafon and Wllfon Lancafter. . , Thomas Smith, of Derby,worftedeipiniter, dealer and elapman, February 16, at eleven, at the Bell Inn Feb. 7, at ten, and March 16, at fix, at the Kin 's Arms Vann!, both In Derby. Attornies, Mr. Forbes, Ely-Plsee, London ; or Mr. Wolley, , Matlock. Thomas Cook, of Mach Cowarn, Hereford&ire, farmer, dealer and Chapman, Feb. 24, 25, and - March t 6, at eleven, a the Crown Igo, Worcefter. Attornics, Mr. Hyde, Woreefter or Mr. Bland, Racquet-court, Fleet-ilreet, London. Joint Cox, of Hackney, Middlefee, oilntanwd taftuw-chandler, Feb. 9, t 6, and March i 6, at one, at Guildhall. Anomie', Mr. Jeremiah Simpfon, Khig's- Bench-Walk, Tempi., or Mr. Spencer Townfend, Cleveland-court, Saint James's. John Barnlley and Joky& Smith, late of the part% of St. John, in Bedwardine, Wortefterildre, morocco flino-manuftau- NM, dealers; displaset, and copartners in trade,. Feb. 22, 23, and March 16, at eleven, at the Swan, St. John, Strwar‘line. Anomie', Mr. William Wines, Worcefter; or Mr. Janub Platt, Bride -court, Bridge-ftreet, London. DIVIDENDS. Feb. Ig. George Dation, of Lancafter, merchant, at eleven, at the Grapes Inn, Laneafter. Feb. is. John Potts, of Bilbop-Weirmouth, Durham, fhip owner, dealer and dogmas, at tea, at the Bridge Inn, in Bithoi-Wcarmoutb. Feb. t 5. Herman Zrtrhorft, now or Lite of Bafinghall-fireet, London, merchant i at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. ty. WilMa,n Tomlinfon Simpfon and George Townfend, of Wafter, boSers and partners, at three, at the Threc Crowns Inn, in Leiceiter. _ _ Feb. sj. Francis Na lder, of Snarefbrook, Wm, rianaller, dealer and cbapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 13. Thomas Kirkpatrick, late bf Church-Patbge, Cates ton-Brett, London, merchant, dealer and airman, at ten, at Guil.llWll. Feb. 13. Jofeph Walker, of King-Meet, Southwark, (hoc maker, dealer and eltapman, at ten, at dulldhall; London. Feb. so. Charles Thompfun , of Maneltefter, liquor-merelun - , dealer and ehapenan at three, at the 6tar Inn, Adanchellcr. Yak 23. William P age, of Ware, Hertfordthire, maltft,w, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. London. Vela. 20. Peter Plank, of Long Acre, Middletea, refuter, dealer pad ehapman, at one, at 0611dhall. Feb. 26. William Barfoot and Thome Barba. of Coleman ' fturl. - 1231406. 'meas, tm-dmicreb and colattams, at tee, at .GuikUiali. BIRTHS. On Friday rnorricg Taft, in Harley.ftreet, the Lady of Wm. Gore Langton, I - N. M. P. for the County of Somnrfrt, oi a fat On Sun 'ay halt, at Cainby-houfe, in ;Et county of L1t....V.04 tl e Lady of Col to Loft, of a daughter. Mrs. Campbell, of Tree:batik, of a fon. In Dominick-Street, ruban, the wife of ?damns Longferti M•CauLland, Lfq. of a fon. lifbary, Lady Anna Maria Cotton. wife of I.icutenant. Colonel Cotton, of the loth Light Dragoons, aideft fan of Sie Roiert C..ntnn, Hart. of a fun rnd a) the a . , ;rit u:t. a her hour: f Euclut.g . ll.,m-Ctrett, num,- rioare, N!r.. Meozki, of a foo. O~'l'iiut May Lilt. th.:. Lady of Edward Etdk a Efq. Jo:to-Erviltv Ecdrord row, of a daughter. MARkItD. WedneLlay fe*nnight, Mr. John Reynolds. of Pontertadt, asa torney at law, to Mlfs Richujoa. of Henufwurtb. Es= that place: On the 3oth of Deceitsher pt Niton, in the IC of Wight; b j the Rev. Mr. Barwis, Captain John Taylor, of thp ad bat' tali, n of the 54th regiment of foot, to Mrs Maria litllinglinag daughter of George Billinghtirlt, Piq. of Mkehin-bali, Starr/. Lately in Lincoln%ire, A. M. Lawton A Cardorntel, et the left light dragoons, to Mita Lucy Welton, don:Ater ainl# l ate Rev. Mr. Welton, Prebendary of Latham • At New York, on the Gtb of Dee. let, Mt. John Purl& di that place, merchant, to Mill Sarah Anne Stewart, of NewYndts - - - On the 26th ult. tile Rev. Mr. Bailey, nave of Harireyileog Kent, to Miff Minstar, of Newbury. At Inch, eountj of We:don!, by the Rev. SirThonuis road. Bart. Dean Browne, to Mils Howfe, tlatrzhtcr of the Res% George Howfe. James Drought, of 11.111yhrit, Erg, to Mite Galbraith, of Tams duff, in the Clieen'i. county. At Corkagh, county of Dublin. Ricbard barriAet at law, to Mifs Fiulay, daughter of John May, i . Major Lloyd, of the ttokommon militia, to sC. Poole father, daughter of Colonel Peoadother, of Nowparkomootysi TlPPerat y• lib kV ! DIED. Ye ftereay, at the hate of Lord Aualthad, ia,Palace• yard t tbe icf.un fen sit Lord Francis G. dal >6 in Oltorng. At Dumbarton, on Tueftlay fennizln, Mh. Maegiseet Col• quhoun, of Barnhill, in the 84th yr.tr of her age. At Peificy, January 19th, Rtes. leerier, wife elf the Roy liam FaTier. . At New York. on the cth of Dec. lait, what be wontfur recovery of his health, Thomas smilbe, I.lq. of Diihilaf Caftle. Jamaica. At Aberdeen, the ,4th of January, Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart, widow of the Ltc Captain James Leek, of the asth.ilooisnoot of Foot. At Forfar, the 2cth ult. Mrs. Margaret Campbell, rega john Urc. Efq. late Sheriff Clerk of Earful-Satre. At Stirling, on the tgth ult. Mr. Chitties Young, W. S. At AA'illon Mank, on the 27th of Dee. the itee-Mr.lofeak Hannlesfon, Mlnifter 9f the Capri at Wilton!. _ . At Fellow Hills, in IdeloolCkAire, ac - the 2lh t a t. . M - : : Aiterum, wife of Thomas Antrum; Efq. At h':iddleton, on the :sth ult. David Glartlytte, Efs. at WIZ ton. ' At Ormidale, W Aritylchnre. on the 14thiaL miss Csmpbell, slan6hter of the fete John Campbell, in Sfruue„ brother of the (leafed Cohn Campbell, of Stractur,tfq, Lately. Mr. David I.indfay, merchant in Edluburet. • At Glenrinnes, William Stuart, enstfin-german its the had Alezandsr Stuart,Efq. of lidinglaaie. is she shear of his ova He ...qjo7ed good health all his life, and fung a Hightuad tali& to the Taft. At Domfries. Mrs. Forbes, rdiel of the *ev.24r. - Forls, late Mintier of Birstoe _ _ • t the Mad:: of iialry..on Saturday fe'nniibt.theAcy. jujus Fullerton, in thelStb year et Igg lie, ant2.4ld .offataininOtrv. He us dif.e.tled in a gri: it me.,fure, I uel4vcrai Irsats,p,l4 ji: pa thi. I>rfor.r.a:icr of hia roinißerial labours, by • On Monday fi2nuiylrt, the Rev. Dr. Bella fi a, ardor of Yattee don and Belih:oa, bath in BakiLlre. At rele.litad, on the 1 8th ult. in aille,irth year °timer afe. Mrs. I.l.;:ahtth Lfrawturd, rcli4t of thc,jate Jubu Houifja,.ifs. of Br • At Fort flab - tole, in prirtics, on the agth of Sept. (aft, I.iett tenant Thoona , , Punton, fan of Mr. Alge..intler.Ponega,nreigee* in 1-Idinbureh. At KingtVn, in Jainaiea, on the 4th of NOV. liaft..o.Ate vift year of hi). Mr.pltln Hamilton, eideft lon of-kftufffimik ton, Ely. Lord Prcrenft of Olafgovr. On the 21ft ult. John Mwdocb caropheiLltfq. teased fatal Jobn , Campbell, fen. lift tutershintOn Odafgavr• On the 24th ult. Mr. Frotuia 4 / 2 1104ncg, Murata/at, 0. Mho' burgh, in the 79th_xstr of his age. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, Now liridge-ilreet, Lon dos SIR, E4inbsirgh, May 2, o.'oo. IN the fpring of 179¢ I was . MTh ifted with a Vene real Compluint, which 1 treated with indirekence for five months; but.wav then obliged to apply to a repair • kirylialap. who put a. temporary. flop to the virulence of the &reek. - Op mercurial applications) for fotne time ; bin growing, in 4pite of all medicine and the advicoof the Agit Gent/men ofthe niesilty here, work and worfe for two years, I was reduced to a dare ahnoituttparadlclest and bey und deferip r ion, bring an antis! kcper„ and ulcerated from bead td foot.-.-Aff head, throat, retouch. ode, legs, anus, &e. have tern 'alternately in danger of become ins ureters; in thort, I have had from to to 3o eating ulcers as my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.--It would be voluminous to particularize all my eraffigrice it to fahtifet4 never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated nature. I was long koked upon by my friendsond Worked/0741f, beyond all hopes of recovery ; . ao4 indeed, in my then condition, death was preferubk to my more than miferable !tate. In thii dreadful fituktiiin did 1 drag a malt miferable etiticnee. till Dtvl Hi:. PROVlDtSCajjarff Limy wag a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. Li. of Plymouth—my friends read It, I could not.-1 fent and procured Tome of your LEAR r s PATDNT PILLS, which, by Ailing front dine to time, ant now, and have long been, after more than four years in defcribable dillrefs), in as a Iliac of health as ever I en. ?eyed; as a proof of this, had a fine. thriving, healthy child, born to me a few mouths ago. in gratitude to GOD, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-ereaturefervice, I requelt you to pubtifh this ' • and year : may at any time refer perfons, vrho with to he fatis fi cd of the truth of this, pr further particulars', to me or my friends, by letter or perkn.. As few cafes for badtkft will eve , - ceitizi mine, and notte M eted it, .1 have from experience. every mini] to affare tuinkinds that in your LBA KZ'S PILL* they will find a funs, fpeedy, fate and radical cure, far that molt dreadful nage of the Vtlllefelli Difeafe, which is cal:edA CONFIR!RED Lues.-1 ate with gra titude. Sir, your obliged humble fery int, I. T. • InfIiMIGUTIGINC family reafons prevent making my name and addrefa public, bat creditabl. Perform really wanting Mkt mation may alto be leterrrd to me and my Friends by Mrs. J. Clark, kaiMay-Gaul:mr, Edinburgh. Prepared ar.d Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Txost•s TAT. Loa, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his Louie, No. 9, New Bridge-tercet; where be will give ad vice, without a fee, - to perfects taking thefe Pills and will an. fwer patients letters, if port paid, on the fame terms, obfere ing in all cafes the molt inviolable illcrecy, no Perfon's name of cafe having bean rncntior.ed,but at their own particular retinal, by the Proprietor, during the courfe of more than 35 years, that be has had the conduelLng of an extcofive fait of theabove medicine, and the pradliec arifing therefrom. They arc alto fold, by his Appointment, f ,r the convenience 'of thole living at a .dillance„ by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mention,, Printer, Glafgow, to wt one alfe Mr. T. refers for his addrts • at the Perfumer's, Na 35 St. Aihan's-Itreet, Pall-Mall; Mt:. RobalfOn a Toy-fhoi , No toy. 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