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LAIV INtELLIGENCe.. COURT Or /WU'S BENCH. NOV. zdr. THE RING u Iltait ETeOws. Robertfon the elder, and J &ph Robertfoi Iger, convilled at the 1.11 Affixes at Lincoln. Atli% T. Morris, a colleaor of the pr.perty ale in the execution of his ditty. were brouzht zeive the judiment of the Count. it appeared defendants, father and fun, lived in the parith in the county of Lincoln; that Mortis made I on Robcrtfon for 41. 51. tod. kiting his JAI Which Robertfon refuted to pay, alledging it reteharge. It was intimated to the deka ut unlefs he paid the turn, a dilirefs on his .could take place, and having perfified in his re. tufal, Morris and Bertwhiltle, who keeps the • King Solomon public bottle in Belton, attended by a eon. liable and mbar% came to Robertfon's bottle and dif trained a mare. The affidavit for the profration farther Hated, that while Morris was in the liable, fccuring the mare, in order to fend her off. the elder defendant came and locked him up in the Rable,where he remain. ed until the door was forced open by the ratifiable. li The mare was then conveyed to the ries Solosnas. and on the following day (he was publicly fold for 51. ss. After deduCting the expences incurred, a balance of three (billings appeared to be due to the pillow ; and Morris, Bcrtwhifile, and the eonfiable, went to nis bottle, and threw down the money. The defendants both run after them, forced them to take back the money, feized and held them fall, the feninr defendant faying, N Morris, could knock thee brains 4 ut. , " An affidavit was next read IlSr the defendants, Rating that Robertfon the elder, when the demand was made upon him for 41. p. and rod. offered to pay al. 9s. as his rent was under 601 but he was told there was no alternative now ; the day of appeal was ocer. This the defendant thrsught extremely hard. With regard to imprifoning Morris in the liable, it was denied he was under any rearaint whatever, as the Ilable was not a place from which he could have found any difficulty of extricating himfelf, as there was only a vie dividing it into two pant, one for the hots, and the other forfrate Lfafit that the de fendant kept, and from whence the eitior was always open except during the night. The afidavit alto denied ary affauk, but admitted that the defendant told Morris s that if ever he came on his premifes for the purpoCe of a Arty trick. he 4061 d put him in the The SOLICITOR GINERAL obferved, that he was rather pleated than otherwife with the affidavit of the defendant' I but he was very forty to perceive, from its fife, that they thought their Conduel more juaiaabk au reprebenfible. They ought to have known that the Colleoffor of the Tat had nothing to Jo with its impofttion, he being merely employed as the tenant of the country. Mr. ERSIEINE Rated, that the defendants had been under an impreffion when they returned the moue', that they had a remedy. The ColleCtor teemed to entertain a fimilar opinion, as he went with the ba lance due to the defendant. ' Loud Exxameneounn obferved, that for an offence of this nature, he did nut with a fentence of little im portance. or of flight punithment, to appear on the records of the Court ; but under all the eircumtlances of the cafe, he could not help thinking that the juf lice of the country would be fati•fied by the defen dants entering into their own recegnizances in tool. each, for their appearance for judgment mould they ' ever again be guilty of fuch an 'fence. The Court concurring in opinion with the Lord Chief Jo nice, the defendants entered into recogni- ZatiCet accordingly, and withdrew. THE MVO s,. EDWARD WITTIM. This defendant was brought up to receive the judg- , went of the Court, he having been conviaed at the l to Afftees for Brißol of a riot, under the following circumtt-tnces : One of the men who worked on the Wet Docks at Briftol, had been impreffed to ferve in the Natty, and taken to the rendezvous by a prods gang, under the command of an O ffi cer, named akefield l • on which a mob, con fi ning of between three and four hundred people, alfembled, and, in a ver7 violent manner, proceeded to the rendezvous, in order to let the man at liberty. 'The defendant who was alto employed at the Brian' Docks, was pe culiarly alive in the diambance, and in leading the mob. At the rendezvous the mob was told, that the man they were in quell of had been conveyed to Bridewell, and thither the defendant conduced the rabble. He there raw Mr. Wakefield, whom he col lared, and infifted upon his inftantly liberating the impreffed man. When the riot was over, the defen dant, on going into a public houfe frequented by the prefs gang, was immediately recognifed as the perfon who had been the principal promoter of the (lir order, and as having been the individual who ill treated Mr. Wakefield. When this charge was made again 4 him, he did not deny it, but lard that he flouid do the fame thing again.—ln his defence on the trial, the prifonzr attempted to prove an alibi, but failing in this, the Jury found him—Guilty. A paper (not an affidavit) was put in by the pfi ?oner, flaring that he had already undergone a long confinement, which, cainbined with illnefs, had in a great degree, and tor a confiderahle time, deprived him of the use of his limbs. In allufion to the offence of which lie had been convicted, he infiouated that \Vakefield bad not fpoken the tenth, and that the •her material witneffes againtt him flood'in lights , 0,1411 v q nen ionakle. LotdELLENaneoucH anced whore compon don this paper was ? He could hardly think it was the defen ..ant's own. The Soxicermt GIN ELM, replied, that he believed it to be the work of a perfon who unluckily was too munch employed in that way. Lord ELLS IS poen-Jan faid t the defendant had been extremely ill advifed, in offering fuch a production to the notice of the Court. It did not, in the most tant terms, ewers the frnalleit furrow or contrition for the offence he had . commiacd ; on the contrary, the defendant teemed to jellify his conduet, by charg ing the witneffes on the trial with perjury. . Mr. _laity:. obferved, that it was a dirty he owed In the city of 13rinnl, to gate that the mob threatened to pull down the Bridwell, and that the riot was one • the molt violent defcription. Indeed, had it con tinued one hour more, fcenes fanny to thole which •ndangerect the exiftence of the capital more than 20 • iott s ago, would have been the inevitable codequelece. AlEt=thil Jnfeph 1 the yoong4 for aflault tax, while up to reeei that the de of Belton.' a demand feffment, was an oiti dint, that Iv goods or t C. I PACCI... After a ltort deliberation attsoitg the Judges, the Court fehttnced the dinner to nine calendar months imprifonmenr in his ajefty's gaol of Newte, and f f pi at the expiration of t st term to be difcharged. WIILMITAGI O. HOLLOTb. Mr. Sea*Lir applied to the Court for a rale to Alike out fevers' unneceffary w a rms in the declara tion in this caufe. The anion was brought for fru ral guinea notes, sand a bill of exchange, againfl the Plaintiff, to whom they were delivered, as the bearer of them. There were feparate counts for each note, confining of near fifty. The declaration alone was &tidy printed on large paper, containing 272 folios, wbkh, computing it by the office fbeet, would amount to t,044. The espence of the declaration alone came to upwards of tool. exclutive of the neceffary flamps and paper, fo that before the caufe could be brought to iffue, thaexpences would amount to Aso& and the anion was drought for no more than pool. Coutr—" Take a rule to thew caufe." At one o'clock Lord ELLIIIIICROVON fat at NO Prim. There were but four cattle. in the lift ; three were poftponed, and the fourth. a qucilion of no pub lic intereit, was difpofed of. After which, his Lordlhip attended a priv.rte meeting of the Judgef in the Exchequer Chamher. Tilt v. MONTI. Thomas William Monte was brought into Court, and charged upon an indictment found by the Grand Jut y of the county of Kent, aging, that he being Purfer of one of his Majelly's (hips did forge and counterfeit certain indorleinents of the Captain on certain documents, which he afterwards ufed as vouchers of his having happ/ied certain arieles to the crew of the (hip ; upon the faith of which he oh- tamed certain films of woe, upon a hill of exchange drawn on the Vic'n.dling Office , the amount of, 3751. 7s. 6d. with intent to deli awl our Sovereign Lord the King. The Clerk of the Crown raid, I will read the whole indiamenr over to you, if you with it, although you have heard it already." The Defendant Paid" No ; it is not necefary." " Are you guilty of there miflemeanors where. with you are charged, or not guilty ? ' 4 I am guilty.' /Mice La Bt.anc.- 04 Have you confidered the etre& of your pleading guilty—what the legal confe quences are of fuch a plea P' 4 4 I have, my Lord." Junos.- 4 4 Don't do it fuddenly ; whatever you do, let it be done on deliberation." Mr. Jaaris, Counfel for the profecution.—" I have no with that the prifoner fhould be called upon I to do any thing in hake. He may have time to take advice upon the fubjea." The Defendant again raid that he was guilty. tunas.—" If you perlitt in your plea, the Court will receive it ; but let me again advtfe you not to do it inconfideratcly." llarslsawr.—l do not, my Lord ; I do it on de, liberation." ju DO li••• 64 And if you perfill in it, the Court mull record your plea, but you had better be advifed by Counfel, and for that porpore you may have the fur ther proceeding deferred to another day. You (ball be brought up again if yon with for time to confider." Daresmatur.44 No, my Lord, I want no time to deliberate, I am Guilty." Cttax of THE CROWII.." If you have any affida vit, or any thing to fay in your behalf, the Court will hear it on Monday fenalght." rim Defendant was afterwards ordered to be brought up on Thurfday next. MOTEtMEiI 18. THE RING v. Till reox. ROSIRT On account of the non-attendance of the jurors futnmoned to try this caufe, the Crurt was under the neceflity of polipiming the trial until Saturday next. John Wilder, Eiq. and Mr. Richard Waal, two of the Jurors, were fined 251. each for *Vence on this occalion, to be escheated on the lag day of the Term, if caufe thould not be ffiewn againft it before that period. Lord Hatt/fps, fat on the Bench betide Mr. Plaice L A &ex c. Several Gentlemen of the Irilh Bar alto attended ; among whom we recognifed Jonah Barrington, Efq- Henry Dean Grady, Efq. Francis Hodgkinfon, William Johnfon Efq. (brother to Mr. Juilice John. fon), Mr. Hutchins, Mr. Tew, Solicitor, Mr. Gif lard, and many others. During the whole of the morning, Weflminfler hall, as well as the Court, was crowded to a great degree, and a number of Barrillers from the Court of Chancery attended in the Ring's Bench. SMITH W. TOWNSEND. Mr. Emir* applied for a Rule to thew caufe why a Warrant of Attorney, and Execution upon it, Amid not be delivered up to be cancelled, on the ground of ufury. A gentleman of the name of Smith, having occafion fs,r 3ooL applied to the Defendant, John L'ownfend, to accommodate him with that fnm. Mr. Townfcnd replied, that it was extremely diffit cult to obtain money at 5 per cent. interell, but that he bad a quantity of woollen cloth of the finellqua• lity, which might be immediately converted into ready money ; he himfelf had given 581. per yard, and be had not the !call doubt that it might be fold {Or 201. Urged by his naceffities Mr. Smith ac cepted the propofal, but at the Pa le of the commo dity, it was obferved, that the worms had a limo upon it, and that it was very difficult to get them out of poffeffion. The cloth, which was delivered to the Plaintiff as equivalent to the turn of 350 L only pro duced 'pl. Under there circumtlances, the Learned Counfel hoped that the Court would interfere to check the dangerous and extenfive pradice of 'dory. —Rule granted to thew caufe. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, NOV 16. The Court did not fit until a very late hour. The greater part of its time was taken up in jukfying bail. Some uninteretting arguments on points of practice were then heard, and at two o'clock the Court role. Monday is the day appointed to beat arguments for new trials. CoMMISSION OF IaNWROFTCY. Yefterday the Commiffioners appointed in the bantruptcy of Matthew 'White, Efq. Member of Par liament for Hythe, in Kent, lat is the Court of Commov Bras, The ni.:eting was appointed for the pnrpofe of eon fidering whether the creditors in the 6,914 - Cleland, White, and Co. ibould prnve their debts, and ante for the appointment of afugnee. in common with the creditors of Mr. White alone, for debt. controlled by him previous to his entering Into the partarihip I concern. Mr. Serjeant Bari, on the part of the erecti , nrs or l White alone, oiled, in the molt impre&ve mauner; the necefrity of allowing his creditors to prove their debts, and receive their dividendi from the property of Mr. White, while any of it was In eziftence. He alio fubmitted, that it would be contrary to all reafon and precedent, to allow the creditors of Cleland. White, and Co. to vote for the nominatino of af fignees, in common with the creditors of Mr. White alone. _ _ The Commiffioners, after confidering, for fome time, the bell mode to proceed, at length determined, that the creditors of Cleland, White, and Co. &fluid not be allowed to prove, in common with the credi• tors of White. With refixed to the point of their voting in the choice of afiignees, it was determined, that their nomination lhould not take place until the next meeting, and that, in the mean time, the credi tors of the firm might petition the Cmaric twit to be allowed to prove their debts, in common with the other creditors. His Lordfhip having the bufinefs before him, might then determine what creditors &mild have the appointment of affignees. The Creditors of Mr. White alone; who were pre fent, A :re then allowed to prove their debts. Captain Nath was examined to the different items of his account, amounting to 44.001. by Mr. Serjeant BHT, on the fimpofition, that he was in part a credi tor of Cleland, White, and Co. and air() that he was a partner with Mr. White. Capt. NMI denied both charges, and having given the molt fatisfattory an. Ewers to the quellions put to him, be was allowed to prove his debt. At four o'clock the Commiffloners adjourned un til next m o nth, for the purpofe of allowing time for the application to the Chancellor. The Bankrupts were Ihip owners; and the debts, we iinderiland, amount to upward:of acio,oool. The creditors arc fo numerous, they nearly filled the Cow t. LONDON MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MARE-LANE, NOV. 111. The expeaed large arrivals of Wheat at length have made their appearance, and general (ales are at the reduaion of about ss. per quarter ; and Flour has fallen ss. per fack.—A great fupply of Barley, which, with Malt, is lower.—White Peas are cheaper —Grey fcarce and dearer—Beans of each fort are dearer alto—Haling a few arrivals of Oats, that ar ticle is quoted nearly the fame as on Friday. NNN CULtiNCT AS UNDIII Wheat, 4th. 551. 64. Pea V. Grey Peak 311. ate. Fine Ditto, 66a. 69.. od. Haws, sos. ss. Rya, 335. 37 1 - W -5'617.324 371. od. Mitt, 745. So.. od. White Ptak, sat. 575. od. Tick Ditto 345. sac cal Oats, 141.301 351. Poland ditto 365. 37$ od. Rape Seed, eel. 441. per UR Met Of FLOOR. Fine Sour 6ot. to e s .. Uwe& sss. to 6os. per rack. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark4ane, Including only from toe 4th of November to the 9th of Nov.—Total 11,136 Quarters. Average 68. 0f.1.-3a. sod ►igher than lalt return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the stl of November to the Bth of November. Total —z 5.203 facks--Avasge 69a. 4d.— «. Ad. lower then lift return. atTIMM ?MIMI Sr ORA/11, OM BOARD arty Ai VIDOR _ _ Wheat Fine Superfine I Rye, new Barley Mak White Peas Boilers 4,21 SO 648 Suffolk. to 66s 67 s Grey Peas 688 Beans, new 348 371 Ditto, old, to 3t e 378 od Tick Ileum. new 748 O. od 01 i 45s Sob od Oats ssl In Poland. Rape Seed 411. to 441. per lift. S9' od 371 412 od 48' 55$ od 58s 3 12 4 62 —$ scd so 3os 341 35 1 37 1 od FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, N0v.16. Average Prima Corn in England and Wales, front the returns eluding the 9th of Member, alloy. Wheat. Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans. Pak. s. d. s. d. a. d. a. d. s. d. 73 7 44 6 go 2* s . gy 9 gy tO The average Prim of Sugar, computed from the Returns made In the weak ending Nov. 13, Is ges. 30 per hundred weight. _ PRICES OF NAY AND STRAW. St. Jsmani. Whitechapel. Haller hod 3 0 0 tali 4 aO l Nay pa load 3 10 to a t a Straw I 13 ola s 3 o Straw I 8 tot 18 1 Clover 4 It to 5 IS Mei OF HOPS. 'octets. Knot - 61 6. to 71 zos Kent - 61 t-. to 211 11. Sores . 61 6s to 71 os Stare: - 61 61 to 71 zoo Ms 61 6s to 71 as Farnham 10! --s to 141 Ob II AU. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. 61 IS. to 81 Ils I Potions 71 ca - to 91 los Fioc Est Kent 91 os od. SMITHFIELD MARKET, NOV.a. This day's market was ful4 fupplied with different kinds of Cattle. The prices are advanced fine our Lail report, and the trade was tolerably good. The ballads tranfadted in the Hay Market was fnmewhat confiderable—Hay has got op in price —Clover is fomething lower, and Straw continues as per 'all.— We fubjoin an accurate account of the prices and numbers: Pled 48 . 01 to so od real 4$ Mutton 4$ od to6d Pork To fink the offal—per ftone of s• of to 69 od 4i al to s. od ammo DT TIM DAY. &As 2173—Calves 302—Slies, 1 5,744 . —rige, 4 10 . !RICE W OAT AND lITIAW OMITIMILD. Hay. par Load - al its to 31 os Straw - - tl is to il sli UMW - - -4! OS to SI iss NEWOATE and I.EADENHALL, November es Pcr none of Sib. by the carcafe. - Beef $s zol to 4' od N'T.sl 3 - ; -- od to 4• od Mottos padto p 8:1 Pork 41 od to pad COUNTRN MARKETS. raters or DRAIN AT Tilt rocsnwisto st Bantam/Gm—Wheat 6ts od to Bos od per quarter. Barley 341 od to 310 od I Beaus 48s od to 33. od Oats sss od to 30 od Peak ours od m ors Old MAIDKNIIIIAD--.Whea y 34 cd to 84s ad per Barley 33s od to 39s 6di Deana sas od to 3 od Oats 34s od to 38s od Peafe sot od to oaf cad Nrarsoar.--Whist 63s ad to 881 od per Qi Barley 264 od to 3:6 od I Beam 39. 06 to Is od Oats sas sad to 331 od Prate sae od to 481 od Htuser. , ;-111/Iteat 63s od to Isa od per Qs. Burley 33s Oa to 395 04 I Beans sos od to 371 od Oats sae cd to 33s od Prate 44t od to Os od ReAntutt...;•Wlseit 684 ad to Lis od per qp, Bade, 3ss od to oa 4 3_ rains 4os ed-co od Oats 67 6 od t• 35 1 od Page 4141 44 . t0 47s od COAL EX:sH.-N(111. Mbilliartlefllol3 S ea, Big's Main 638-Croffla es i ,..- •flelaies Main 34s toi•-•highton 33• 64-iintfoe t Main 6sa. 62s 64. 634..-Holywell Main 341-Hatworila 4 94, 444•-••HebtoUrn Main 631-M ,11 1 Hill 3is 9d. 4 4 --W•caf.4 . 4 Pontop 48i. ails 6d. 395--Perey 6ss. 6u 64,-Ketituu Maib fog 6t • 34-South Moor 445. 44s yd-Pin's Tanueld Moor, 494.49. 64-Temple's Main 624--Tempk's Walrs End 63.94 64. - W•lkca 6.. 6d-..Wantistrio 635-Walrs End 6;s. 63.64+W4. bottle Moor 531 rt.-Whitfield 414 6d-Weft Keno" 53464. 381 5 is-Eden Main au-44,.w.. - bore f li ar o d urn 44 sZor awn2 44o-toliTh er s oli " o 43.6d-Warwick 4as. • W Lam aus v.-Benton s f4-.-Blytk 49• 64-Bigg's Main dos sa 60.. —.Baker's Mein 431-Cruft's fin-I , ll6futt is-Heaton 811111160•Hadity 64.....14tbi1Y111 Male 60...MAIrley Hill 394•Wii14.1gur • Pout‘t 46864. 46h.PC11.y 601. 396 9 4 -E:entail Main 38s 64. t 94--Entlds tB.uta 445-.-Teniplr's Main 38...01 s7s 6d 5 7 341•••••• T 11.11 pi C . I Wail's End 6a 9 , 1-W.illier r7l ydw Wilington 6os (91 -Wail's End titar4 fits 34 61%.•..WisitA c id 40 5 399 6d-Ufworth 44s 9 4 -Bedford 4t , ;.1--.Baum leiuor 48s 6d-ltaddlek Now Main 4 :4--Edea Mein 495•-ituirell's 479-Warwick ass-Leeleld 395. PIMA Y —Brawn sSs 6 4 -CoVipen ?Ss 3 6 -:, MAP 39s Sea -Eighton is-Eilifon 493 -Heaton Maio 6t..-.Hartley 499 96 -Holywell Main 344-Flatworth aus.•-frlebblirik Au n 6 :3 i, 31 9d-Windfor's Pootop 46'134-Percy 59$ 3d 391 :Ss 9d-Kvis ton Main sia pd—South Moor 448 Bd-Seotfwisod TanSeld Moor 48s 64-Willin o ton 60..39s oil-Bedford 423 9d Bourn Moor 488 64--Newbottle Bourn Moor 45s 94 45 5 64 431 -••Allan's Main 411-Lee6tld 391 6d-Printrore 475. We have had a very great fuppiy of Coals thk week, and oily 17 Cargoes unfold. Thereare few (hips on their paffambut neatly fisty ready to fail.--Delive:ed at is'. advince on the abate k'riaa.„ NEW COAL MARKET, November tg. ships at Market. Silks Sold. Priem ' 78 Nesmith: Coals 36 413 od 31f• 34 S 7 Sunderland • 1 3 381 od 48s 64 3 Cinders_ o oos od oos od ECCLESIASTICAL PROMO LION , . &c. Oa►oms, NOV. is —Monday lid/ hittrrs. Wns amen arid Ri chard Baran, Baehelon of Arts ; and letifftA. CLeks Wrottef ley, of Chrift Church, and C. Shipley. of Brafenn!e College, were eleded Fellows of AU Souls College. Thurfday the Rev. Henry Draper. S. D. of St. Edmond Hall, was admitted Dodor ; and Mr. John Rd. Ingram, of Pembroke College, was admitted Bath• lur of Arts. The Rev. T. fordilfe is Wahine.] to the rectory of Holcombe. on the petieotation of. J. D. Greenhill, Erg._ DIPt. On Tburfday eveolog, Mn. S4;9y, wife of Samuel Sony, 114 of Great Ormond-ftreer. lately, at Hereford, Mrs. E. Jones, fitter of tbe Rev. Dr. Janes. Archdeacon of Hereford. On the silt nit at Berry Head, Captain Robert Doane, oldie Royal Artillery. On the 3diult. In Dublin, Captain Skottowe, of the olti re- Omer. At Hackney. on Saturday hit, Richard Cleaver, Efq aged 4 r ars, oue WI his Makfty's Juitleca or the Peace for the County if Friday laft, Mr. Henry Nettlefblpp, Clerk to the (tutee' Conpan_ . . At Cattle Frafcr, ott the soda ult. Mils firiftow, daughter of the Tate julua Brithivr, Isfq. HIGH giArta A'S LONDON.BRIDCITO MO!t Ras. U veins • - - - s minutes atter z Isfloomoss - • • .• 44 minutes after FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS.EXP.MPT FROM THE AUCTION DUTY, AGREEABLE TO ACT •OF PARLIAMENT. On Thurfchy the mit infant, at Four otlock, MERAC, SON, and CO. will put up t o Public Sale, at their Warehoufes, No 78, Qzeen-firect, the tollors. Ins Afrortment of Bridal Piece Goods, See. ssoo Pieces Balafores Shawls, &c. sOOO Dino Plain and Fancy Cambria,. zaoo Ditto jacconetta, Tambours, Fee. 600 Ditto Book Mullins. 1303 Ditto White and Printed Calicoes, and Shawls. ;too Ditto Pulliam, Madras, and Malabar Hanslkeralell, 7: o Ditto Nankeens, Jcanetts, Sec. 750 Ditto Dimities, ctlltioes, Ste. zsoo Ditto Woollen Cloths, Coatings, and CaMmerea s 700 Ditto Ticks, Dragger, Serge., and Flannels, Ste. To be viewed as above, where Catalogues may be bad; ate. Flt Nei/ York and Tom's CoffLe•Houfes. M. L. MERAC, jaw. Broker. For FEVERS, COLDS, SORE THROATS, RHFUMA. TISMS, the YELLOW FEVER, ST. ANTHONY% FORE. and for INFLAMMATIONS of the LUNGS, BOWELS, BLADDER. its. LR. JAMES% POWDER. 'HIS MEDICINE, which is fo hipetier to all -A- others in efficacy, certainty, and farety, esould ever he gives on the fiat attack of the Diforder ; for, if it be not fufficient of idelf to effedi a cure (as in intermittent and putrid Fevers), it it allowed to be the heft Preparative for, and concomitant with, rho East and other rem, dies, which the Symptoms require. Bat as the genuine Powder has been ofttn known to reftore the Patient, at. ter its fubititutes, and every other febrifuge. have failed, it ought to be tried even In the fail extremity. Great benefits have beta derived from the Powder, in diforders thought bcyond the reads of medicine, when taken every night as an Alter rive ; and, (tom the Needs of the Reverend Mr. Singleton listpur, of there is reafon to believe that it may prove a Remedy in the kir drocephalus,or Water In the Brain. Sold only by F Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Ciso;elt• yard (four doom from Cheapfide) London ; and at Dr. _kilt'', late bottle, in Bruton.itreet, in packets, price as cid each, doty included ; tar in bottles, containing twelve p4ckets,ptice lea. an made up for the Army and Navy. N.B. None can be genuine that have not the words • F. New bury, No. 43. St. Paurs.: engraved In tie Stamp To THUS. TAYLOR, KN. No. o, New Bridge-ftreet, Lomita. SIR -I confider it but an aft of juttice due to the merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to comments cate to you the following Cure, which has muddy been performed by them :—An acquaintance of mint, who by the hireling out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complicatioo of Oil orders sating the rctrom), was reduced almott to a ikelefon, ad though he-had the belt ritedical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procured which teemed to full his cafe, or is do him any service ; he remain ed in a Aloft reduced and pitiable Otuation for two years. unablr follow his pnififfitm, and tamely able to walk or even to II and 00 his legs; la fad, no ooe who knew hint ever fuppofed it potable for him to recover. He was advifed at l a tt t o try roar Liana's Pitta--he did In, aridly adhering to the directions given edit them—be had not taken snore than two boxes, beture he found as aherAtion for the better : this encouraged hlm to proceed, ,tad by taking a kw boxes more he tound hissppctite and ttrength grads.. ally return, and is now as healthy and as gout at any man I know. You arc welcome, Sir, to refer any perfun to me iur a confirmation of the above account if it fhould he doubted. ain, Sir, your obedient homlik tervani, 7 -- Library, Folk Rune, July to, tgos. THO PURL)?. Prepared and fold by the role Proprietor Ts OIL TAT LOS. Member of the Royal College of Surgeon., T.*. don, at his houfe, No. 9, New hedge !treat Where, after a conftant reddence of more than 40 years. in a practice particularly directed to the cure of Veneta! complaimp and thrift incidental to the parts of gout ration in both fete s, *nix that inviolable fecrecy which men of his pi - 4,lEu', &auk! ido,.iys obfervc. h • Hatters himfrlf the advice and saltai,:c he grat,iiri.n77 adminitters to perfons taking ;his medicine, will be eltectlite., b/ a difcernim public, as an advantage feldoca to be olgalned, and void of ambiguity. Alf° for'. by his appointment, for the t orrvenknce of chafe Ilv ttg a diltance. at the l'erfcm er s, r! a. . St. Alhan'a•itr..et, Pal Mall; the l'oythap, tc3,oafard-ttrat ; Mr. Dilhoreu t ,'l. 7, RI ftrect dill; Mr. Baxters, boilth.hrid,;e, Edich lr. kl• Do. nalcrs,Glafgow ; Mr.eallweles, ; 11,11.1:111inges. Liveroa..4. Mr. Athfrifonh. Mancheftcr. and by one. pe. ion an real c.-rf, • &rabic town in Great Britain and Ireland, io tuilei of wiJ as 91. each, foaled cp with fulland plain ditAirina, wlieretv perform rf either fel may cure thernfelves with care. rioted, kcrece, and (aft; /. W. b. l: very boa fohlin Great Proain is fcalrd up with'a Stamp. on winch, by favour of the Conniffinners, is printed at tha lira Office*T. llaylor, No. 9, New Bridge 4trest.-;to imitate fib' :I/ is felnuy, and all others are counterfeit. LONDON Printed ani PaSlthed by LEVEL KENT (cl t - ser• trebury•plice, Latn.:ech), attta it OIPM:11, N. II : 0 .0 Bleat. Pubitibed a& id etc rAr Ot ins , Tea pit 1