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"r LAN INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FEBRUARY HILLARD, qa i tam, D. PARKER AND CO. This caufe, t hough not interefting in its cir cumftances, was of very confiderable importance to the public. The anion was brought to reco ver 3151. being triple the amount of a fum ad vanced under ciremnftances which were fuppiofed to bring the tkahfaBion under the operation of the flatute against ufury. It was ft.tted by the Plain tiff that the Defendants had advanced on the 4th of May 1799, 1051. to a foreigner OD fourteen gold watches left as pledges ; an d that on the i4th of December in the fame }ear 1161 was paid to re deem them. This was the ufurious tranfaaion 11:0141 on the record, and to make out the cafe two witneffes were produced. One of thefe witneffes was the foreigner by whom the watches were pledged, and the other the perfon by whom they were redeemed. They both concurred in eating the fads allcdged in the declaration ; the one de= poling as to the day on which the articles west pledged, and the other as to the time when they were redeemed, and the funs then paid into the hands of the Defendants. • On the part of the Defendants, three things were alledged as entitling them to a Verdi&t that the tranfaltion took place on the 7th, and not the 4th of _May; that the fum paid on the 14th of December was 1151. and not 'll6l. and that even fuppofing the tranfailion to be true, Parker had no knowledge of the affair. There circumftances were endeavoured to be eftabliihed by the produc tion of their books, and by the evi fence of two of their clerks as to the regularity and correetnefs of the entries. Lord ELDON, in an excellent addrefs to the Jury, impreffed on them the neceffiry of laying out of their view al; confederation of the action in a mo ral view. They might be convinced that the De fendants had been guilty of rapacity and injuftice in a moral light, but they were then to decide on the tranfattion as a dry queftion of fad, leaving the punahruent of this injuftice to another tribu nal, and to the judgment of the Defendant's con fcience. They might lament that the poor were not better protected againft oppreflion, but they were then •to And their verdidt according to the evidence. Though even from the Defendant's own !hewing they had received more than legal intereft, if the affair took place on the 7th inflead of the 4th of May, and if t ;51. and not 1161. were • paid, they would be entitled to a verdict on the , prefent record. The Jury retired a confiderable time, and the foreman on their return raid, they lamented ex tremely that they were obliged to find for the De fendant, but they were under the necelrty of doing fo from the evidence. earrnmas V. MLLE, WIFE, AVD SOWN. Mr. Sertint MARSHALL limed the cafe to the Jury as Jo ows The Plaintiff, Prifcilla Faithman, lived as wait ing woman with Mrs. Merle, who is the wife of a banker and refiner, of that name in London.— And this anion was brought againll Mr. and Mrs. Merle, and a Mr. Bunn, to recover damages for an afault and falle imprifonment, under the following circumfiances. The Plaintiff was =cured by Mrs. Merle, and taken into enflody, upon a charge of robbing her of jewellery to amount of 701. The accufa tion was made on a Saturday evening at a late hour and flieWas given in charge to the conftable of the ward of St. Bartholomew ; and by him and a Mr. Bums, one of the defendants, (who at the inftance of Mrs. Merle interfered) was conveyed to the watch-houfe, and thew to the Compter ; *here the remained till the following Monday, when flic was brought before the Sitting Magif trate at Guildhall. Mr. Alderman Boydell, who upon hearing all that was aHedged on the part of Mrs. Merle, as well as the girl's own d c hnc e , ob ferved that there being no ground to accufe, much lets to commit her, ordered her immediate die. charge, and the was difcharged accordingly. It farther appeared, that the faltered particular hardthips during the period of her confinement, that the was dragged from the watch-houfe to die compter, at an unfeafonable hour of the night, and there lodged in what is called „ the receiving room" with all manner of felons, and in that fitu ation mutt have remained till the Monday fol lowing, hot for the humanity of the Keeper, who ch :urged the place of het confinement on Sunday, for one. more befitting her fez. That the had &en pr vented and deprived the means of getting another place there eight months pall, in confe quence of theft fligmas upon her charader that farther accufaticns to the fame effect were again threatened by the defendants; and finally, that filch was the refult of the whole of their proceed ings againft her, that nothing was left to recurs a future maintenance, and Cave the credit and re fpeft that the and her fluidly, humble as was their fituation in life, had ever endeavoured to maintain, but an appeal to a jury of her country, and that now this appeal was made. Several witneffes were called to eftablifh thefe Iltds, and to .umouuce the univerfally good cba ender of the plaintiff, one of whom, a very Tepee table perfon is/ Pall Mall, Rated tha t the had lived in his family upwards of eight years. Fur the defence, a justification was attempted; that the defendant, Mrs. Merle, had adnally loft the • articles mentioned, and having rrafonable mink to ruffed the plaintif, had her taken into cdndy as a ;ore hated. The learned Judge fumnsoned up the whole, adding the legal remarks that the cafe demanded; and theiury withdrew for tome time, and on their return, having acquitted Mr. Merle, brought in a verclift againft Mrs. Merle and Mr. Buna.Da mages sot. WillIU•ltIr 2S. JIDNIKSTDI 0. SUSH AND ANOTALI. .nliS cattle, which was tried on . Mon,hiv, and, ftum the principle which it was dce,&d, is of verj- confiderdhie impottluce to the iticteitatile world. Tbs atria ills brought to ICCQVCT fonworbu above All.being the balance of a dory lat gc him' paid for a quantity of Riga hemp. On behalf of the Defendants it was contended that 141. 7s. of the film alledged to be due had bean paid by them for fees to the different Officers in his Majefty's dock yard at Woolwich, where , the hemp was landed. Several witneffes welt called, all of whom allow. cd that there fees were confiderably lens than thofe paid at other wharfs, and the fame as thofe gene rally paid at the wharf in queffion. Lord ELDON, however, wished it to be afcer tained whether the fees fo charged were fuck as were authorized by the Commiffieners, vntofe duty it was to watch over the condua df the inferior of in the dock-yard. He could conceive that in many cafes it might relieve the burdens of the public at large, without fubjeding individuals to meonvenience, that a , part of the falary of bfficers in public fituations fhould be compofed of fees, in addition to the furn fixed for their fubfiftence--- It was, however, his duty, as well as the duty of the Jury, to take care that fees ihonld not' in any cafes be demanded where they were not randioned by a pofitive at of the Legislature, or founded on immemorial ufitge. On this principle then, though thefees in quenion were in themselves not unrea fonable, and though they were fuch as were gene rally paid, he could not faneticm their payment in a Court of Juflice, unlefs it was clearly made out .that they were paid with the knowledge and ap probation of the Gentlemen appointed to watch over the concerns of the dockyard. None of the witncfres being able to depofe ex ' plicitly that this was the cafe, the Jury, under his Lordihip's direftion, found for the PlaintifE OLD BAILEY. Yefterday joint Nei!was capitally eonvuled, for baling from the (hop and dwelling-houfe of Mr. Lyle, of Oxford-ftreet, a fhow-glafs, containing Opera glaffes, fpedacles, &e. above the value of ten pounds. Mr. Benjamin Clever law the Prifoncr come paft his door, carrying this glafs-cafe before him : hearing the alarm, he and fome others purfued him, and overtook him with it on his 'boulder, when he threw it down. The Prifoncr, in his de fence, laid, a woman was to give him a (billing to carry it. Henry Lovett, an officer, produced the cafe, and part of the glades, which were (worn to by Mr. Lyle. The trial of the two ring-droppers was put off till next Seffions. Sentence was paffed on the prifoners convided this &Ilion, when William Brawn, alias Chalkier, John Cole, John Saunders, Hugh Tully, William Clark, James Barnes, John Branning, and John Nell, feverally received Judgment of drath. Mary Hodges, for receiving goods knowing them to have been *den, was fenteneed to be tranfported for the term of 14 years to New South Wales, or loch place beyond Seas, as his Majesty in Council should be pkafed to appoint. John Hanlon, Nathaniel Hooper, John Harris, Thomas Bray, James Deakin, William Smith, Thomas Jews, Jorepli Robins, Elizabeth Garrett, John Whitehead, Sarah Whitehead, Au Griffiths James Wright, Michael Camtby, Benjamin Contra Eliaa'beth Craig, Patrick Crtwley,WilliamMaynard Rachel Mathews, Samuel Balmy, John Shottock, Janies Marl ton, Thomas Little, James Brown, and John Daniel Fear, were Iceerallp ordered to be tranfported for Into years. Fifteen we're ordered to be imprsfoned in New gate • feven were ordered to be imprifon e d i n t h e Houle ofCorreFtion at Clerkenwell ; eleven were ordered to be publicly whipped ; eight were or dered to be privately whipped, and one was or dered to be fined a fhilling and difcharged. Two of the prifoners to be publicly whipped, are to re ceive their punifhment as follows, viz. yoke Gorki, zoo yards on Cox's Qz_lay ; and Henry Col, zoo yards in Jewry-ftreet, Aldgate. The Sefton, being then ended, the fame were adjourned until Wednefday, the zith day of April next. POLICE. Yeflerday Henry Hart, a very old offender, was brought before the LO RD MAYOR, charged by Meffrs. Kirkby, lieeldey, gnd Kirkby, with uttering to them a forged note of hand for 271. tos s pur porting to be drawn by Hart upon Robert Elvey, and payable at the houfe of Maurier •:nd Co. No. so, Barking Church-Yard, Tower-Hill. George Mackereth laid, he was a Clerk to Mr. Kirkby, who was a Wholefale Silk and Handker chief Weaver, No. 2, Fotier-lane, Cheapfide ; that t 1 Prifoner had goods for this note,' and upon making inquiry concerning the houfe of Maurier, 'in Barking Church-Yard, be was told there was no fuch perfons. Mr. Beckley (aid, he had likewife made (rift inquiry, and had every reafon to believe this note was forged, as he underßood the Prifoner was a noted (windier, and had defrauded feveral perfons. The Prifoner Paid, that he had given a one-horle chaife for this note, and that there were fuch per. Cons as Robert Elvey and Maurier, but could not tell where any of them were to be found at this titne. He called a Mr. Price, who laid he law Robert Elvey accept this note, but could not tell where he was to be found. Upon his Lorcithip :liking who he was i he laid he was a broker in Long-lane in the Borough ; did not keep a fig ; ktt but publicloufes and chandler's lhopt. Prifoner was committed to the Puultry Compter du Friday next. 7arnee Clover, was again brought before the Lolls MAYOR * charged, Tome days ago, by Mr. Bagfhaw, mailer of the Crofs Keys, in Grace chnrch-Rreet, with Ilealing a great many watch chains, &c. the property of force perfons unknown. Mr. Baglbaw Paid, that the Prifoner was fervant to him, and fulpeCting his honclly, he was going to turn him away, but firll ordered his box to he *arched, when they found a card of gilt chains and other trinkets, which he confeffed he had taken from a pair of (addle-bags in the cellar. Mr. Bag !haw having examined theft caddie bags, difcover cd they contained a great deal of valuable jewel lery, Ste. but could not find nut who they belonged in: the whole, however, being brought before the Loan Maras, he defired them to be advertifed, which had tile defired effee, for a very reffettablc rtradefman from Cattle-Rivet, Holborn, came for-I ward, and told his Lordfhip that thefe caddie- i bags, with the contents, were the.property,of a Mt. Bentley, who dealt in: jewellery,.&c. and who had tent them from the country, but they. were Bolen on their way to town, about four months ago; that they had taken every flep to recover them, but to no effee. Mrs. and Mifs Bentley attended, and clearly identified thefe trinkets. The Prifoner having confelfed his taking fome of the property, be was permitted to go for a &Mier, and all the re it were reaored to the right owner. On Monday nert, the fecood of March, the Eng bib State Lottery begins drawing. The Tickets, H :dyes, Qttarters, Eighthh and Sixteenth Stamped Shares are foiling ih the greatelt Variety of Num bers, and loweft terms, at Mr. NiceoLsoh's Office, No. 16, Cornhill, oppolite the Bank of England ; where the fchemes at large, containing the parti culars of the extraordinary fucrs winch has at tended the purchafers at this o ce, are to be had rtr. N. B. As Tickets and Shares wilt not k lower, Merchants, Clubs, Etc. Ice. will fare money by an immediate purchafe. , • At Nine o'clock on Monday Morning next, the State Lottery commences drawing. The Pi got Diamond prize will then be determined by the Reit Ticket that is drawn out of the wheel, cor refponding with a Diamond Lottery number. The Diamond is etlimated in value at near Thirty Thoufand Pounds. The Tickets are on fale at Two Guineas each, by RICHARDSON, GO4DLUCK and Co. at their Offices, loa, Cornhill, Charing Crofs, and Norwich, where the two laft prizes OF Thirty Thoufand Pounds (hared, were fold. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. W. Baker, L. L.B y ltedtot of DOv . rieiwell in aim eefterfhire, in the dioeck of Brad, is appaioted by the Prince of Wales to be one of h's Royal Highn s's ChapLins. On Monday the 9th lnitant was inftitsted to the meaty of Gateoinb, in the Ifle of Wight, by commdflion from the Lossf. /Whop of Vi'inchelkor, the Rev. Henry Worfley, D. D. of Whit= comb, in the of Willa. &CARRIE*. On the nth ink. it Chatbury, toDorfetfhire, Bcjamin Pad, Efq. to Mifs Samna& Orem, fecond dauz,htcr of the late Young Green, Efq. of Poole. lately, Mr. Charles Hudfon, to Mifs Smithfon, both of Louth : alto Mr. Swift, the conduetor of tourh paper-mill, to Md. Dunn, of Ninon. Saturday felmight, Solomon Hottsham, Efq. of Alderfgate ftrcer, to Mn. jcwer, of Catharine-place, .Bath. On the zoth loft Mr. ,jams Compigne, of liamptlead, to Miff Dickfon, of the fame place, fitterot Edward Sterling Di. k fon, /. fq. a Captain in the Royal Navy. DIED. On Sunday the 22d inftant, at the York How!, Baidrc-ftteet, Mils Royds, daughter °limes Rev% Eft. of Rochdale, Eau eafhiro. On Saturday fe'nnight, after a that Muds of eight dam at his apartments in Greenwich Hofpital,l-101/7 Smith, Efq. Oa the lith inftant, in the 'eh year, of her Age ' Mils Eliza beth Rashes , , krona daughter of Th os. ftalkes, Efq. of New . Broad•ltreet. At Newry, Ireland, on the nth infant, the Right Rev. Dr. Lennon, titular 13i ltap of Dragoon. At Hull, Michael Fortier, foreman to Mr. Ferraby, printer, whole feriice and that of his predeceffon, he had been fifty four years. His integrity and fidelity in the duties of his Ra tion, and his zeal few the intereit of his employers, were rarely abneall•el This day was en:blithest, URODUM'S GUIDE to OLD AGE; or .'"Ad vice to both Seam, to obtain a radical and permanent cure for thole feent Infirmities of nature which delicacy often forbids to difelak even to their relatives ; with a 7reatife on Pant& Difesfes, Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Corifunirive Coot plaints. To which is added, Advice to Bath and I Int-wek , &e. It is particularly retomnicadeti to Seafailng Men. Every ;taloa, young and old, MAW purchafe this book, there being !Maly an ladividual who is not iiitereited in tome part of it. In particular, it is recommended to young men and boys, as an early attention to the latter may tree to guard than agMnlt a fatal rock on which thoufands hake fpllt, and be the means of preferving their bodies from difeafe, and alio dteir fouls, their minds, and all their faculties, from flrucliott.... Its 'the Rican time he earneltly and difintereftedly recommends his Nervous Cordial, whereby be is cpaWcd to afford the midi permanent relief to youth in the above fccret vice, but tifo to perfons of all ages al ieted with nervous tilforders, proceeding either/1m an immoderate ore of tea, hard drinking, head climate, exerts avid, diffipattd pleafurs, bad lyings-in, ice. The Nervous Cordial is peculiarly adapted to weak female coniiituthens, as well as to phlegmatic habits in general it aas powerfully In favour of the whole nervous lyitem, correcting a vitiated appetite and digeftioo in the Sift pillages, and al ita wonderful) tla the recovering tone of the genital organs; hence its eSeacy in the molt obltinatc fernlnal sleets in men, and correfponding weaknellks in women ; will contribute mom fsfely and honourably towards conjugal happinefs, than any of thole irritating compofitions which are adminiftered to the unwary. There who in advanced life feel the confequences of youthful excels, or unfortunate youth, who have brought on themfelves a nummous train of evils, will, by the ufc of this medicine, find themfelves reibared to health and Rrcngth, and all the melancholy fyinptoms removed, which are the general eff.rets of furl caufes. The BOTANICAL ST RuP and Netteotts COIRIAL is be had at the Dodoes haute, No. q, Alhionatireet, feven doors from the Leverlan Marino, Btackfriar's Bridge, in Bottles at aaa, Ha 6d. and es. 6d. air* In Bath, Crustwell, Exeter,. Truman and Son, Briftol, Sheppard, Gufport, Harding Brighton, Donaldfun and Co. (ilafgow, liatttr, Birmingham, &winne r , li-fetich, Iliddlesiitch, Bedford, Smith, Inc of Wight, Albin, Sandford, Simmons, lrwine, A. Yonne, merchant. Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Lean, Blum and Cu. lieitcribant, Buckle, Lynn, Gales, ambridge, Gee, Leicefter,•Swinfen, anterbury, &glow. Lewes, Elliott, Carline, Jollie, Manche/ter, Lynch, Chatham, Etheringtooi Margate, Silver, Chelmsford, Muggy and Co. Newbury, Fuller, Chitter, Poole and Son, Nevecaille, Walk er, clartefter, Philiipfon, Northampton, Dicey and Co. uhfin, Spilfbury and Cm Nottingham, Burbage and Co Dot -tam, Henderfos, Norwich, Strvenfon and Co. Deal, Ride, Oaford, Joni.% • Dover, Wales, Plymouth. Nettleton. .Lejs, Broughton, Fortlinouth, &Lan, n", Drewry, Reading, Smart, and Co. burgh, liatter, SII ndur Land, Bray, Merin Huilond, Shrew (bury, Eddovres, Ma, and Co. Southampton. Baker, Mr. B. SC•at. drug. Pretton, Sedan, —. Mcffn.Davidfon & Palfley, Mr. A. Barry,Mce, h. Glathein, roofed- Sanatory, Collins, yid by mot Busiddlers and Mecham-Venders in the three kingdoms: To thee 1 edits or Gentkinen bortieriog in the State of Ma. trinioey, the War would particularly re( womeod the leas t.. d Syrup, (plate their appearance before the Altar of hy men;, who: rt is the finalltA deg* ettaPPlthenfive °Cat flltcm rot being entirely &mad a m fabjc& to relaaattow of the fonds &Loy hundxis hiperfoos In the cesicties of Dace and Dar k lay, beat r:? sired froth the brink of the grave, the which the ' , Vat. in Ott laid counties, haw: dodjuiven an account of. The groat defisind for the& invaluable Medicincs by Agents throughout' Oa Outs hioetlooto Cu/Wooly retitle, their lehi. Lary cults. RAVEtiorri, vWARNE refpeefully irrfornirth, Gentry, referring to Clifton and the H. taken and neatligtud up for their le,eeprtei Matt P oft Cote:bet, Cbaifea, wad Sari ahk. Cr., balls every Tucklay Fortnight. _ _ FOR RHLUIVIATISMS, SPRAINS, Dr. lalk.Rfi's OP ODEI.DOI I T is with real 'regret that the Fro' Medicine (In confcquenee of the cxirt-oi Spirits, and upon other arti.km Of which :t thainfebrei under the meaty of Laving r.ri stscidhic which the) Nispted in *soy, ham: Sixpence per Bottle to the Prire, in ord.x able to continue the bulimia with a fair pet ever, pledge thanfrivci to the Public, ths) and perinsitent reduection. in the ar ticles of flail take cited, they will again !civil. el, et lice of it u they did upon the hinter (wet,(l , , Tbc fuperior excellence of this bicilirth , :,s, detnand, having rroJneest a variety of fin& arc requefted to obferve, that en the oath& the Genuine Opodddoc is patted a Stump. graved fink words--" F. Nnwatitv, other. are counterfeit. bold only by I'. N WIER ,at the Warrhoi Powder, No. as, in St. Paul's Church-yami, dm corner of Chiapflde, London ; and, by by Meffrs. Jaboult and Co. No. tso and J. esfoid-Rreet • J. Wade, Old Bona-ftrect CorkfpurNitreL ; Godfrey and Cootie, Sent J. Ward, Middle-row, Holborn ; T. l'utt; it, and W. Clarke, Borough, Higb-ttred. Prier tic, including the Stamp, or Six fur r3s. hci. N. B. As the Opodeldoe,for Exportatiou is the Stamps, and therefore deprived a. that al< city, and as great quantities of counterfeits in kingdom; all parlous abraad, to prevent inch i &fired to be particular in ordering their Aawiti Medicine from Mr. Newbcry's. DISEASES °Cabe URINARY CANAL and COMPLAINTS. R. DUFOUR refpeafully informs the Ptshife • -LV-1- that he sway be =faked gratis every day from 9 to 5 4 at his honk, No. s, Frith-flreet, Soho, Loudon, in all cafes of Obitrudions and Striattres, Sentinel Weakndes, Gleets. In continency of Urine, Hydrocele, Impotence, Fiflllll%, Vene real Difeafe, and debility in eith e r Sm. From his entail. ve Predict in ;Ida profeMonal &pertinent, o which hehss eon. fined his attention for many years,he has faeces:tied in a method of cure, mild and efficacious, anti which prevents the pollibility of a relapfe. As many of their Conadalotscaanot be removed without the ufe of Medicated Boughs, Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Damn's celebrated Buugics has uftimattl fo isnprovcd them, free from the irritating efft:tots of eommoh Bougie', as in the molt °Minute cadet to have (acceded, whore caultice and other violent means have failed. Fur the Vatereal Difeafe, Mr.DUFOUI is in foie poffethers of Ibuan's Remedies, wfiich are fo mibl in their &diem as to render confinement or refiralse in diet imiteaefE•ry. Perfons in the country Rating their oaks fully, in a letter, (poll paid) wifl be properly attended to. To unable Mr. 1,. attendnn patients at the:: own honks, he has piovidcd the ;:lance of a Gentleman of the Faeulti. Soon will be installed, pries es 6d. Fifth F•iition, eonllde rahly enlarged. A 'twat& on theabtoe Complaints, illultratod with Obfervations and Cafes acwing the painful and iLtngar ens effects of Caultic &c. !he MAIEq . and lutvatqh, that he ha, , en,e•te above Hotel. 13RUNES, Ece. uprietors of this •orainary rife np , t ec.ntroitd; hint •ectirle to the rule iely t!ait of r.:2•l:nz r.i.ey be ri.tit. 'Hier. bow- ht 1: ;I:ly f Lit Cwria and give rxi- eat. Ati4 the coo:111;cm til.jen, 1 10 II 2attla in ore et:. JUI 711 re for De. Jame,. 's , a it r duvet frail • hi. appoints* P iddiog. N 0.7: ; Bayley and Co. ntharopton-ftreet ; Royal [ltemize; ee aai 641. per Boi- ls ettemptri froth mark of anthem*: are (moat ottlth h impodthes, spa me to procum the nd vaNear-tr. VENERE.4i. COMPLAIkaS• D . A RNOLD's PILLS f o well known over Europe for their ft iyarior efficacy nil peculiar mild. nef4, fa perfcetly eradicating every degree of the Vcoacial !W -m& without the teat trouble or confamatint. The PuW* tray be allured this exceikat IYlcdicine Lperfeetly congenial lat the conftitulott, apd many have rem irk oil their hcAtit having been much iinprovid in other rifpeds after its uk. Primed figood by Dr. Arnol4 , Are Giddied with each box which will enable all pedals to cure therntofies without the knowledge of any one. Prepared by Dr. Arnold, at Wbetßone, Midctlefm ; fold in London by Mr. Audi, No. t, Finch-lane, CornhiU; Ward, at his Paretic Medicine Watitoufe, No. 354, Holborn, oppolite Gray's inn Gate and Mr. Piddidg, mks Patent Mo. echo- Warc.honfe. 76, Oxford-greet. opporite the Pantheon. Sold alfo by the followiag. liookfellart Hatatd, Bind Buliin ar.d Sheppard, drifted; Mottley, Portfmoutl; Coltino, Saliftiory; Harrop and Tbompkk, Manchcarr lent? ant. Gore, Liverpool ; Bulkeley and Poole, Cheitor; Pcurfon an. Pl:rcy, Birmingham; Stcycnfeat and Robbarda,Notwidejiard• ter, ; Gam, Sheffield; Bums, Leeds; Peck, York , &open, Hull; Minable Nekvea ft le; Macdobild, jewenorai . : Glafgow • Scott, Apothecary , C lidniburgh ; and by deem*. table Beddefier in molt Towles in lingland. Prjce 21.91. aod go. 4.1.. bet, duty included, What liday be had Arnold a Nervous Rellioradvo Drape. WHEN Profeffional Mcn of education and re- Iponabitity deriatt from the Aenerai [yam by the fe leCtion of a peculiar Branch, the Lnetion of long continual faced. Is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the mchrace meet meta et THAL?. DIA/ADE:Rd, and the fvccefsful rank at my plan gives roe additional ardour to oppole as far as I ant able the fusers of tholt complainu width are the moil import ma in the catalogue of hunta,u,infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Suwon, formed a with at an early period of Practice to refcue from the ignorance of uncducmcd'Men, of the equally as. serous precipitancy of general Praelitioners. 'The THREE fiISORI)ERS, to the cureof which I have des voted my attention, comprixe every fpeeies of VENEREAL. INFECTION, whether of a ream: or long duration.--sdlys Aft kinds of DEBILITY, whether urging from the habit , oe Schoolboys, or tie indulgence of mature age, and laftiy that de rangement of the fyitem iu Women wLktt is called BARREN. NESS or STERILFIT. Numerous difeefea ate eke rcfult of ignonntee or Mlle in the treatment of a Gm* Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequendy hap pens that the feeds of Life ace ',Wooed by the indifcretion of aft unguarded hour. ny a firlior method filch cornplaims are eafily cured, and even where others have failed, I truft that I may prefune to offer a radical rc-eftabiiihment. Few however are the 1:3k1 of conrilicated &awry in this difordcr compared with the cahmitoe. fituations of Men, who from indulgence ina sor.rrAßv vier, or der prevalent Goer tit% of a "Allocable life, acquire that Rase of Debility which is the unavooLble emsfequenee of fotli pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fuffewr breeds over his mifery. Mat care fully commis Ms misfonu,,e, it may Ls tome coat...lotion toe hint to know, that although it be an object of doubt or urea minty with cher Praftitionerw the removal ado* DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual pegged's of Renovation is the eclairs swot of my experience. If die nits of BACC:111) or Venus have berme to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented' by an early counteraction of this languid Rate, and la thefts rake 110 great difficulties wig atetlf. But where this Deficiency has for rennet Med. a prrprr Pc/- Severance isindireenkhly requifite es tryive the aumbring 4-aekr of Life, and to ft.-animate the Ciwitn mum MARRIED womPTE soft r lotir bees direpponted In their xpeetatiors of a Yar.tily, may be awed, that in nwit biltances fuck deeds lie'evrablr 1).• McAbee Skill The SECRECY so kith is fa cremisit• tom, notierta/sim% ar4 the Qualthcatiorn rine►b I .have bet isinestto Ran% form the Halts of ory Pretesifium, and In (-Mr e.,lence with Nei this i•11:- nunktut Is given, dee Mr 4--. oay be confishod pefni3silr (oe by ktters Metal tooktasall mite) at Ida honk, N 0.29, Arun del.fErert, smind, near Teinple-Itte. There is an aileitforsl ertrar.ce in Wavr-Psert adionting and the name Is on 'Atli tht door.. M. a Member of the Royal 0.11r4e of Surgeons. . • LONDO - 11- hinted fur Or T r aprirenra by JOHIPPDAIRIM, (or Carnaby -arm) 4 $ rasp PCIUTIIIO.O/FICS, PDX Carty-ftrret ; and pobited by LEVEL Agin% (at C. tertiary-Own, Lersbrth),at No , and K tbs dr4a-Orr Tanelinlar ;rt widgb all enn•munb cationi for ISe %orr , a art erlr-fle.ris be s:Jriget.