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i LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING':. BIM :NCH, JUNE g. THE• MHO T. SPVILINO. The Learned Couto - el who led the saute Rated, that ibis was an indiftment preferred against the defendant, who was a Gentl.man of Fortune and a Magistrate of the county of am for a grofs as fault ; and it was no frnall agoavation of the of fence that it arofe not of a code which ought, and was about to be fettled before a Domellic Tribu ne', namely, by arbitration. The defendant, Mr. Sperling. was proprietor of the great tythes of the pain of Tottenham, and let a leak of them to the r:orleasor, Mr. James Wyburd. Some difputes a e'e t...t w:en them, refpe6ting this leafe, which ,•••:•• re f--re..l to arbitration. Pending the arbitra t. o. the Sth of June. Mr. Wyburd was tak• .• an e. , riy umming's wall., and in a lane in I'.,t -teoliam he chanced to meet the defendant, Mr. Sperling; at 6111 he withed to avoid him. but the defendant overtook him, and entered into a conver fation refireaing the arbitration. After it had' continued tome time. it ended in a remark from Mr. W. that Spurling was a (haling fort of a gem , tleman. if he wilted to withdraw from the arbi tration. This was the whole of the provocation, and upon this the defendant fell upon the profecu tor, and beat him with a Aid he held in his hand, in a moil violent manner. Mr. James Wyhurd, the profectitor, was then called, and gave the above account of the tranf aftion, producing the hat which he wore on that day, and which was cut through the btim. Mr. ERSIIIIIr admitted hts Client had been guilty of the affault. and Paid he mull be found' guilty ; but the matter might as well have been tried at &Arm, and not removed hither by Certio rari, which was done by the profeeutor merely to enhance the tolls. He alfo advifed Mr. W. if he was in the habit of utin fuck fort of language, to provide 'limier ft' to fare his head on future occafions.—Verdie for the plain:iff. jVN kI I -....MILWAtO AMO OTHIMS roasts. This was an salon of trover, to recover back fifteen facks of flour. which the Defendant had taken from the premifes of Gazes. a Bankrupt.— It appeared that the bankrupt, on the sd of ,la. nuary in the prefent year, *Signed over all hisd feas to a journeyman, named Winter ; and on the following day, accompanied by two perfons,nans ed Bose! and Withers, fet of in a poft chaife for Harwich, where they all three embarked for Hol land, and, after travelling through moft part of that country; arrived at Calais, where they left Gates and returned to England. The sour in queßion was fold by the Defendant to Gates on the Thurfday preceding, for ready money. After it was depofitedin his wareboufe, under fome fri volous pretence, Gates prevailed on the Defen dant to call for his money on the Monday follow. ing, and in the mean time be made this affignment of his property. The queftion therefore was, Whether this was not a fraudulent at:Gement ? and whether the Defendant could be juftified in fruebly taking from the effeets that which eau all belonged to the creditors in general ? Est torsomouon was of opinion that the affignment which had been made was colourable. Verdia fur the Plaintiff, s ll. uscotz V. ortarwoot. Mr. Guss, as Couufrl fur the Plaintiff, (Wel that this was a a6ion of trover to recover a ehaife and liarnefs from the Defer.dant, who was a coach maker, under the following circumftances : Mr. l.ifcock, the Plaintiff, was a Gentleman, living in Newman-area, Osford.road, having alto a houfe • (port dillance from town. He had the misfor. time to have a Groom a very drunken fellow. From repeated ails of inebriety he was forced at laft to give him warning, but previous to his go- ing away he fent him home with the gig one day, cautioning him to keep himfelf fober. The wor thy fprvant, however, forgot this caution, and in confequence overfet the gig, by which it was very notch traitured. Without Paying any thing to his matter, he took the gig to the Defendant's to be repaired. It happenei; in the mean time that Mr. lakock's new fervant came, and he took him into the liable to thew him the horfes ; afterwards they proceeded to the coach-houfe, but to his fur. prife he found no chaife there. He thought im mediately that his fervent bad difpofed of it tome. bow or oth:r, and inflantly fent for him, to enquire after it. He then faid to his mailer in anfwer to his quellion, Where was the gig ? u It isgone to my coach-maker's;" naming a cosstlsmaker at the corner of Hanway-yard. Mr. L. allied him why he fent it to any body but his own coach-maker, Mr. Oldham ? to which he replied, " He did be cattle he did." Mr. L. then proceeded to- where he was direeted, but foucd no chaife there. At' lull he accidentally law it at the Defendant's in Newman-fireet, and of courfe enquired how it came there ? He was told that a fervant bad brougheit to be repaired. Mr, L. faid they had done *tong to take it without batter orders, and that he ftou l J infli that they give it up to,his own coach-maker, M. Oldham. The Defendint, Greenwood, admitted that he had ailed ineauties , ly, and promifed that it thould bealellvered to Mr. 01 whenever he fent for it. Upon its being tent for, he however refuted to deliver it, until *bill of fifteen Millings was raid for work done to • wards repairing . it. This cafe Wag proved, it was tefilled by the Defendant, en the ground that the fervant bad general orders to take it to 'hat eoaehanaker he thought proper. To prove this, Banks. the tenant, was called. but he concluded himfelf fo imperti nently in Court, and was alto materially contra dieted, that he did not Teem entitled to much credit. ----- Lord Ettansotonon told the jury that a fer vent could not fix a miter with hit contnills, un ler. he was in the habit of being accredited. his mailer, or had (mkt authority to do the t done. His Lordfitir obferved, that this fail folely on the tedirnoay of Banks, who, front-his dept , rtment, and from being materially eentradic •ed, did Sot deftive the, (milled credit..Vertfie fur the Mimi& INSURRECrION AT DOMINICA. GREENOCK. JUNE 7. The Lonifa, Capt. M•Fir - arrived this morning from Grenada, which the left on the soth April. The day before the failed, accounts were received there from Dominica, tha that' a mutiny had broken out in the three Welllndia regintents lying in that Wand. The Blacks, after having murdered the greater part of their Officers, took.pori on a hill immediately above the town of itolfeau. Go. vernor Joitasrow infiantly marched out again them at the head of the ad battaliodof the 68th regiment, then fortunately there, and fent a met: fage to the Blacks to lay down their arms, which they contented to do; but on our troops advancing to them, they fired a volley, by which the Gtr rernor was (hot through the lungs, and a great many of the men killed; our foldiers were fo trri. tated at this inilance of perfidy, that they rated on at the charge, and put about three hundred of them to death with the bayonet; the reit were all of them taken and pa: in confinement. At the time the account left Dominica, Governor Jonw. tyros -was dill - living, and thane hopei were enter tained of his recovery. ' M4UIICAL INTEL GWEN= MAILS THIS DAY—WIND Soot. •RRIY[D. " OD& 1 DAN N, Dot* ' 0 PORTSMOUTH, JUNI tr. This Jay-arrived the Ceres, Capt. EDDINOTOX, from the Downs, bound to Gibraltar ; Oporto, Coen., from Oporto; Pew, Mosconi, from Guerafey; Nelfoo, Dowat.n,Trmn Havre ; Alert, Kiscswet.s, from Sea, with baggage from the Ea(! India (hip Carnatie, which has paired by.— laft night arrived the RATLIIR {loop of war, in liz weeks from Jamaica.—Pour fail of the line, it is faid, are hourly expeSedr-Came into harbour the Pitt, Captain Quinn. SHEERNESS, JUNE li. Arrived the Svtomant.nbornb-vetfer; and the MALAMPUS, front the Mediterranean: the latter failed up the river Thames.—The AICHIR ell• velfel arrived and failed again on a cruize.—Che LYNX !loop failed for Harwich $ and the TALT.II. nns bomb.veffel, for the Thames. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. but, Join t t.--Arrived and Wed for the the Hope, Hoaocarrits Hiodoftadain- VITT ; and the Henry Addington, .Waiesedaszo, from China.—Wind S. W.' • GRAYESEND • June 111....Pa1itl by the Venera ble, AGNES, from Honduras; Phcenix,MOTTATT;' and Lortl Hawkelbury, DONALDSON ' from Bom bay ; Mary Ann, Bftaion, from Berbice; Roby, Watss, from Martinique; Canada, —, from Jamaica; Hope, Hicits ; and the Admiral Net. fon, —, from Lillant.-L-Sailed the Gitwell, Sam, for the Eaft Indies ; Eagle, —, for Bourdeaus ; Levant, DRYDEN, for Hamburgh; -Eve, CHURCH, for Lillson ; Favourite, PRATT. for Belfa1; Charlotte, Piiiistrs, for Dublin; Pro'. vellern for Norway ; Induftry, ---; and Vrow tern, Emir, for Rouen. ARRIVED. In the Downs—Grand Turk, Adanikm, from New York; Mary Ann, Brand, from Bahia; Boddingtas; Ilea, from Nevis ; Th a mes, Moffitt, frets Tobago; Jupiter, Wilkins, from 1 Demarara t Cotton Planter, M'Gaw, from Charleihawn I Har- I my, Phillips ; Liberty, Litton; and Earl of Ha. ;%inafro ‘ m Grenada; Matthew, Young; Ncily, ; and' n Maiming, Dixon, from St. Kitts; Jamaica, Martian ; fik=sPlanter, Beattie; Hanover, Wffort, from Jamaica ; re, Howard, from Stninant ; Sophia, Aiben, from Delmar= ; Juftiana, Rooke, bona Martinipse; A Wood, from Antigua; Severn, Warn, Melt Barbadoes ; Aid. ' ardfon. from St. Kites; Orion, Otway, from St. Oink; Nep tune, from Montferrat ; X= Quaky. from Do minks; M.on, Hindman. from Pedaeola; Thaws, Bur to.), from New ProvMence • Walk Chem, War ; Samuel, Sughnue ; and Henry Addi n gton, Lacy, from Of the Klee Viight—,Duchefs of Portland, dud, front ct l ieg. the South Seas. • At Falmouth—Mum Brothers, Xing, from liawannah ; Hope, Piackinp, from New York ; and Dolphin, Tyler, from Charleftown. At Dartmouth—Port Mary. Collins, from Cbsiallains. At Demararw-.Coca, —•—; Fanny, Ifilbesdh. &W, ban Liverpool; std favourite, Damara*. tinek MI6 At Bartiadoes—Adas. Sands, from Briftol. At Surinam—Catharine, ••••—.; AGhe, MSb ; Levu*, Cubbins; and Royal Edwards, —, from Africa ; Butted, Barclay; Hamad+, • Baker • and hit-runt; Cox, 'from London. At Gibraltar-. Friends. Fain, from Landon. At Botion—diatteatk. Watts. from Batavia; Thomas Ruft fel, Doris, from Chins; and Warrington, Delano, from Li verpool. ACH2val nth--Mbscrva, Coaley. ?nun Africa. At Dublin—Robert and Margaret. Grey, fronanrinal. At Balt r, from Lwow" 7 r At Martinique-741 and CIad •FMONMS • . . wn BrifioL A • 1.1 Teipooi—Prewid ere e Succors, Feet om ; and Fikabak, (Ales, from Damara; Carrie, • haul St. Sebatlisn's; Maria. Rau*. from Tortola; %AM. Star* buck; and Albion, Atkinion. from New Yurk ; 'Catharine, Lawnuec, from V:renta; .Wißiant,..-4 from cadis ; r ~o-nora nora Curious. &dm Antioch; Eliza. Wont =; Bland. from Nevis ; Harriet, Hoilbeesb, horn ore ; Rdianee, Amery , from Briftoi ; Skakerpear, Every; and Matbedackt, —, from Dantsio; Nor, Gardner, from Mallachufets ; Bytant, from Salltb Carolina; Bldg belt, Edger, from Stralfand; ]grow Allan, ..—..—, from Entbden; Indian Trader Corleby Two limber& and Fcrleverente, White, am. Jamaica; aPd Ws, Kastlak from the Weft Wks- At arie-h&frao, astride, from Trinidad; Inuits. Mille, Rum Grenada; and Margaret and Elks, Stevenfon;from Do. trim At Rio--Palmyra, --, from London. At Philadelphia—Fabius, Stelthenran, tilos tt At Grenada--Rnyal Charlotte, Brace friss • At St. ltitt's—Suhtnnah, Skelton ; and lbtrai;tii*Jtags Landon ; and Nevis, Mart, fiord Mita •• *" • • Ai Savannah—Alice Bridger, from Amigo; At Virginia—Mars, Wallanda, from fOokint r , hlerras,lfan• titan; and sally, Millwood, from Loads., At Nror York—Hope, Phillips, from Brißsig sad Favou rite, Ringo, from Dublin. At Doyen—Maria, ingllafrom Charfefton ; Rebecca, Pitch, from d'c South Seas; Britannis,Peakt,froln Nevis; and Qua Charlotte. Clark, frOm Surinant. At CoWes—fame, Goodricls, from New Orleans; and Nancy, Pawn, from Clowleitovro. In the Cred—John. Cowley, from Desk; Margaret, from Tridts; Iris, Dodo, trim Potrafs; and hammock, —, from Apia& At Briftot—New York packet, s---ss-s, from Net. York; Purfait, Wright, from Tornio; and Hero, from bar ' lodoes. Olt Batt Dosrist-riiminon, Matitat, from Cambia. SPORTING INTRI,LIGENCI. WARWICK RACES, Are axed for Tuefday and Wednefday the 7th and Bth Days of September.--8. R. Gausssai and Jaw CS WE ST, ErCITS. Stewaris. • The grand fpeet.tcle of WILLOAI4 Tait., the hero of Switzerland, has not only attrafted,thoufands in the courfe of a few nights to behold" it, but has become in to fhort a time the general topic of con verfation : Indeed, a piece more complete and pathetic we never witnetred, and while performed at the Royal Amphitheatre, Weilminiter Bridge, with inch a Harlequinade as the Sewn Chanrfrotsr, the Mufical Piece of Flair and Sharp, and other picccs i mutt continue to draw crowded houfes. The Holiday Folks have been Charmingly en tertained this week at the New Theatre SADLER'S WELLS, where a new Seri° Comic Pantamime, by Mr. C. DIBDIN, jun. has been produced, called St. George, with all the fuccas the moll fanguine expedation could anticipate. The combat be torten St. George and the Dragon furpiffes de fcription. In addition to this excellent Piece, next week, we tandeffiand, twill be given the new di. vertifement of Rival Tars, new dance of Love in Caledonia. and liar/rein Greenlander, and the Mufical Performances of the Five Italians, being their laft week of appearing. Mr. Honass, the Manager, is bight); praife-worthy for thus perpetually vary ing the Performances. 'That pleafant Divertlfement at the Royal Cir cus. named Variety, or the Sailor's Feival, will, we find, after this evening, be withdrawn; and, for the Brit time there (even years,. on Monday next will be revived that onivetfally admired pro. dudion, named The Spring Meeting; in which will be introduced the celebrated Poncy Races, which have proved In powerfully attractive, and afforded fo much delight to every beholder;. and for this week only will he continued that truly popular piece, The tnchanted Harp, on account of a new Comic Pantomime, called The Golden Farmer, or Plotighloy, in which Mr. BYRNE, rom the Theatre Royal Drury-Lane, will make his firll appearance on this Rage, in the character of Har lequin. THE GYPSIM—The extraordinary tale of the kidnapping of Elizabeth Mary Kellen, by gypfics, from Plymouth, is, in t'me refpeCts, placed in ra ther a quellionable thape, as by the anfwer al ready received, at the Public Office, Bow-ftreet, from that place on the fubjed, it does not appear there ever was a commiffioned officer belonging to the marines Rationed there of the name.' The girl, however, pnfitively perfißs in the firtl account the gave, which the repeats with the greateft precifion, and defcribes the ell& uniform of the marines; but, from her mentioning that her father wore a lath of three colours, and that he had been em ployed in the recruiting fervice, both in England and Scotland, there is Come reafon to believe he was only a ferjeant. There has not yet been fuffi cient time to make the neceffary enquiries after the perfon at Stoke; near Plymouth, where the faid the was going to on the morning fhe was taken away and itripped by the gypfies; this point will cer 4ainly, in a great degree, develope this doubtful cafe; letters have been forwarded for this purpofe, both from Sir Richard Ford and Mr. F. the gen tleman who fo humanely received and fupports this girl, until the fait is afcertained. An Officer of the Marines, who was at Plymouth all laft winter, and who was prefcnt yefterday, faid that there were a gang of gypfies in that neighbour. hocd, about the ttrne Rated by the girl, and that it was reported they had kidnapped feveral chil dren: he did not know a comnuffioned Officer of the name of Kellen, in the marines. Above so gyplies, men, women, and children, apprehended in the diferent counties near London, were brought to the Office, and put to-the bar, two or three at a time, in order that the girl might fee them ; but (he could not identify one of them as belonging to the gang that had taken her away; they were, therefore, immediately difebarged ; and Sir Rich ' and Ford humanely ordered a (mall lam of money to be given to each of them; for-the inconvenience they had (offered in being in cuftody the preceding night. Never, perhaps, was there fuch an affem. bly of this merry motley tribe, in London, and who, whatever may be their mode of life, exhibii the ftrongeli outward marks of health and *irks. Their children are egtreniely fine its antral, std many of the girls very beautiful. The gyplies whom the identified on Monday ire Rill detained. The Englith Lottery begins drawing the zd of Auguft, ilios, and confifts of only a 4, 00 tickets, inftead of 600;oo. The Lowell prize is 191. and the prizes to be paid in Sieriar: Money. There are two prizesof zo,ood. each, two of to,oool. two of s,oool. two of a,OOOL four of 1,00019 and 7069 prizes from S oul. to 291...-The Tickets, Halves.; Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenth Ramped Shares, ,are fold and regiftered by Mr. NICHOLSON, at his Office, No. itS, Cornhill. London a where the fol lowing perfons received between twelve and thirteen handredpouads each, for the Sixteen Sixteenth (hares -of the Ticket No. t 7,993, drawn a Prize of ao,oocl. the 7th of laft April, viz. Mr. settee, of CYfarthilas near Ca'airit Wales. A Club of Traders= and Glentleinen's Servants, held at Mr. Ryan's, the Hotel, St. James's-firect, Bath. Mr. Hancock, titylbr, and feston of the Abbey Church, Bath. Mrs. Martha rks T ons. Daltimi, near Hackney. A Club at galaL. at me. Joan Goff's, Butcher-row. A l Oak alto held at Mr. Smith's, the Fithhas Smack. Mr. Davis, dealer In old clothes, No. 4, Orasel lane, Hound ditch. W. Heade, and Midis:l - Wood, Dartford, Kent Mr. Osttle, tanner, Looplauc, Southwark. Mr t crater. lboaalicr, at the Kirk Gate, Leeds. Mffs Carter, Newbury, Berks. Mr. Reid, at Dundee. Mrs. Hawkins, Stamford, Lincoloiltire. A Tradorman in Holborn; a Gentleman in Birmingham; and a Lady in Bood-ftrett. N. B. The three lift mentioned have cleared their names not to be made public. No. 20,198, a prize of aoool. to two. Gentle- men, Merchants, at Lynn and in former Locci; ries a very great proportion of the Cavurat. Patzfa. Orders from the Country, poft paid, accompa• Hied with good Bills, Poll °Crux Orders, Bank Notes, &c. &c. plantioally attended to. LONDON MARKETS'. CORN-EXCHANGE, MOPDAY, JUNE tt, 4. Rem of the P.lt ICES of FLOUR, from the e,th of !.!a/ to the 4th of Juoe inelufrre. Total ;3,576 t4cks.—AveraFc 545. Zit cm. 64.1. higher than 14R return. _ PRICE (WHOPS IN THE BOROUGH 1112p 7 4.len to 61 its 1 Pock es 41 TOB to 71 7$ June t t. To sn► the otHr—per (tore of Sib. Beef 45 rod to 6, od Veal 58 od to 61 , 61 .MattotC- 65 cul to 6s 84 Pork - 35 44 to 66 lid Lamb 7$ od to 54 od. Bock at Market this morning, Beafts $3O. Sheep and Lambs a4OO. NEWGATE and LEADEN:HALL, June Per Bone of 811).11 the carcate. Reef 4s ,od to p 44 V.eai od to 6s ce. Mutton 35 44 to 6s o 4 Purk 3s 4,t L. 65 re • Lamb . 65 od to 7s 4d. RAW HIDES, tine tr. Hllef (Per Rose ) 3s 4d. to 34 Gd H Calf eavy f us ol q. t h ( Middling as &I to as sod Noire skins 11. bb IVO Ordinary as '4d to is 6d Shocp Skin, 4 - i...• to Zs Shesrlings ts. PRICE OF I.EATHEt., per lb. AT LEADEN; TALL. Butts, so to 361 b each, - - igd to tyd Ditto, 6O te6611, • - - . aid to 21d Merchants Backs - r 74 to Oil Duffing kildos . -14 d to x 6.1 Fine Coach Hides - • 163 to ryid Crop Hides Cos Cutting - AU to sod Flat Ordinary - -16 d to z7id Cali Skins, 35 to 40n) per dozen, - 254 to 321 Ditto 3o to yolb • - - asd to 304 Dino, yo to Solb - - 234 to ayd Satan Seals (Greenl.usd) per lb. is Sd to 3s ed Large ditto - - Loos to tsoit per doz. Tanned Mee Hides - as to 3os each Oast Skins . - ars to 63s per dozen PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 35 9d Town Tallow 635 64 WOO Clare market 3s 9.1 Ruffia ditto (ca.) 80. od to 4ts Whitechapel market 35 74 Ruffia ditto (104 p) 59. to 600 (per Rose of 81b.) White Candie Ruftaio, to os ...---.... Melted Stuff $3 l l od to 541 tts td M . no Ronk 361 od to .fis Average Price 35 Sid Greaves - t7s al to os Good Dregs Its is os Yellow S.wp, 7as. to os.—Mottled, tos.—Curd, Sas. • Candlu ' tot. 61—Moulds, t ts. 6d. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, June tr. Smithfield. Et. James's. WkitccbapcL 0.14ay 315 to 6 61279 0 07 6 4 0 4 40ro 5 12 o Straw t 4to 1 19 1 15 oto 2 0 0 1 14 otO 1 0 o Clover 5 sto 015 I c too to 7 7 • COALS, June it. Beft Coals in tke Pool, al. es. 04. per Chaldrea. Delivered A 13s. sci. Sunderland, il. t6s. otl. DePvered al. ss. od. BIRTHS. On Tburfday, at the Houle of the Speaker, in Palace-yard, Mrs. Abbot, of a fon. Monday, in Henry-Erect, Dublin, the Right Hon. Lady Emily Henry, of a fon and heir. MARRIED. On the 3d Init. at Nuenry, in the county Kildare, Captain Henry. of.the zuth I.ight Dragoons, to Mifa Elizabeth Bagot , fecond daughter of Chrift. Bagot, EA. At Bumbn, Clement Archer, Efq to Lady Clonbrock. Thurfitay feanight, at St. James.ehurch. Colonel Bayley Wallis, M. P. fir licbciter, to Mrs. Borville, widow.of the lam Col. Bobille, of the Guards. Same day, at Mary -la-bonne church, Colonel William Cal quboun, late of the Guards, to Mifi KHz. Farr.= Hllerfia, youngeß daughter of the late Dennis Farrer Lig. of Elton, Bedfordildre. Timothy Daly, of Otilinrath, county of Kildare, Big. to Mifs Lynch, of Pill-lane. At Tottenham, Mr. F. R. Parflow, furgeon, to MU Lucretia Wilmot, daughter of the late Mr. J. Wilmot, of that part& The Rev. Richard Monde, of Bally inartic, to Mils Dora New man, of Kinfale. John 1 daughter Je;hn Morley, of - -of James, artet, Efq. to Ira Johnactse,eldelt Efg. of Stafford-ftrect, On Monday left, at Standen-bode, In the Me of Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Couper, late of the 6cth regiment, and Deputy lure!iftor of foreign troops on that Mimi At Chu, the astil uft. in the sath year ef his age, Franc's Logic Efq. of MiddleSeld. Lately, after. a lingering Illuefa, John Grabs, Efq. of Gwea amen, Cannarthenthire. Oa the 23d oh. at St. Omer's, an ble road to Paris, the Right Raw. Gregory Staplettan,Catholle Blihep of the MiddltDifteith and brother to T. Stapleton, Efq. of Carton, Yorkibire. On the ad of March, of the fever, at Port Royal Town, Mar tinique, Lieut. Charles Wake, of the Royal Madam MrHEN Prole/C/oml Men of education and re. fponfibillty deviate from the general fyltan by the re. titian of a peculiar Branch, the festal= of long continued needs is the bell criterion of foparbarity. Eight years have educated my praiclice to the exd ufi re tr,tat. meet of THREE tit/ORDERS and the fumefsful result my plan gives me additional ard our to mimic as far as I sin able the magma( thokxemplaints which are the me& import. ant in the catalogneethamis hthrnthim. After Miriade. ince every breech as an Amy Surgeon. fanned a Idik at an eddy period of Pradtim to refeue in \viJu ais!Maas the Itneranoi ef uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous predgimney of general Pradkionen. The TM= DdfORDERS, to the cure of which I have de. voted mY attention comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or lung aural:tor --ally. All kinds of DEsisrry. whether *siting from the habits of Schoolboys, ee the lode/genes of mature age, and kitty that de- Mgrt the (Yawn WO Men which is called BARREN., :STERILITY. Numerous &fake are the refult of Ignorance or balls In the treatment of a IRMA Gonorrhea, and it not tusfrequently L3P pensthist the feeds Of Life are rased by the indite:erica of it ueSsarqktd boor. Sy f loperior meshed fuck coMplarm are 411 , 1 tanwid. MD. where o th ers have failed. 1 truft that I may prefume dim a eadlical re-caddie/mune Few.however, are the cafes of complicated Wilma in the difarder eampand with the colarnitem bonnier! of Mcn.wha from Indulgence inaSOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Cate. ties of a tathionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility wh.th is the unavoidable amfequenoe ef furl pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his nuTcry, Lut care fully zoneeds his misfortune, It may be foam confelation Lr him to know, that although it be an ob;edt of dotal* or lime:. taluty with ther PrathitioneM the remold of there D SVI CIENCI ES by the gradual prove& of Renovation is the acquire. DIM of my experience. If the rites. pt Beach es.or Venue have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety anal be prevented by no early eounteraddoo of this languid Rate, and le tbrX 0610 no great dilbruldes wig occur. But where this Deficiency has for yew edited, a proper Per feverance Is indifpenfibly reptilte to revive the numbriag (park& of Life, and to maximate the Con:Btu:leo. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dice:Tainted in their expeaations of a, Family, natty be allured, that in at: irthanees fuck defodis are curable by Martha] SkilL The SECRECY which is fa eirestial co toy undertakirg, and the Qualifications which I ban preftnned to fta:c, farm 0:2. Bath oT my Pretenflons, and in coincidence with fa eh this le melee is given, that Mr B- may be ennit&clpefeally (or by letters hada* 'linen note) at hit buufe, a?, Ara:- dd-ftrect, Strand, uear Temple-Bar. There Is an additional entrnice ha Water-firma aljainteg and the name is on both the doors. DA. IL Member .1' the Pried Collone LONDON: Printed for t!..e Proprietors. by JOH N DAN FL, (of Cantaby-iireet) at the STAR PRIM rINO-OF LUCE. It 4;art7:theet ; and Poblialed by LEVEL K 1 NT (of Can terbury-oam Lambeth), at No t, Ouepltreet, and e• STAa-Oroca,. Temolo-bm ; to "ebb* Oface aJ commrs'. - bma for the itanroa sre mutat:4 to be addrelol.