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U I Fri de 4.0h1)011 GA2117716 &Fernier 17. MILITARY PROMOTION. Commiffion figned by Thomas Windham, Erg. Vice Lieutenant of the County of Glatr.or,q,..in. IR Of Weitern Regiment of Glamorgan Voilaillt:etS. Samuel Hawkins, Gent to be Second Lieutenant. • PARTNERHIPS DISSOLVED. John Hall and John Honbrett, clock and watetunatt era, of Derby. Sept 9. Otos. Robert HarriAin and Birch Harrifoo, woollen and cotton tnann fsetseces, of Mancheiter. gannary,x, 043. John Pickles and Widiun A wortb, cotton mannfadurcr?, of Watifwarth, Yorkaire. Sept. is. riles. Thomas C,f,licr the elder, and James Collier, the younier, livcry n.n. of King-street.Wefiminfter. Sept. 1, 1 Jeha 01, V illiam Tafoni. John Woods, Mary Woods, and b trlc. Smith, milliners, firth makers, hat manufac turzrs, Liverpool. Maya. 18c.S. M,ry Needham Border and John Maylin. tripe drcffcrs, Sank. work. Sept. 14. I S O. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSP.DE!). Ji,f.ph Juda, of Bitholfpte•itreet Without, Loudt.n, flopfdlsr and _ BANKRUPTS. James Scha Man ----------------------------- lloen•Jra. per, d..-aler and dtapman, to furrenderLeber 4, at fix,Od.obta• 5. and 21, at ten, at Guildhall, Lontl , trt. Attontey. Mr. Thomas Wikie, Warwick-1403re, Newgate dtrzet. John Blenkinfop, of Neweallle upnn-Tyne, Northumberland, to bacconifl, deal•T and ehapman, September 26, a 7, and °debar 29 at fiC,CII, al thr Croon and Mil , re Inn, Carlille. Anoraks, Bond court, Walbroo:, London; or Mr. blow, ----- John Hayes. of Charlton mw, Laneafhire, dyer, dealer and chap. nun, Oetuhcr it, IS, an la', at eleven, at the Bridgewatee• Arm., Manchefter. Attondes, Mcfcrs. Duckworth and Chip- NlJncl.eiter. William HodOon, of the Strand, Midelrftx, ftationer,bookreller. dealer and chaprnaii, Sr- e t: mbar at, 24, and October 29, at one, at Guildhall. Attorin y, Mr. street, Phitpot-lane, London. . . , . . jamcs Clarke , of Salifbur)., Wilts, baberdather, dealer and chap :llan. Sept. 27, 28, and Odulyer 29. at ten, at cuinhat, London. Attest my. Mr. dimmed!, Aldermanbury. DIVIDENDS. to. John Conlthard,itovios late of Shaw', Cumherland, tleala and eliapn.an, at ten. at the Lion and Lamb, Carline. 04luber 9. The Reverend Sir William Henry Clerk; Bart. Clerk, late of Wa'medley, within the patilh of Bury. Lane-Witte, miller, deaLr :m,l chapman,at eh mat, at the Boar's Head, bury. October 14. Get.i,;e Franck of Brie,; , ..nd. Glamorganihire, num keeper, at eleven at the London ar.d Talbot 'raver% Bath. rB. J.,ntu. until, of Kingflon•upon-H ult. Latter, at four, at the George Inn, Whitefryar-gate, Kingiteat-upon.llulL Oetoh. rB. !lobo t Tankrrfley, of Kingttou•upou Hull, Llopfeller, pt four, at the Otorge Inn, Hull. Oftoher 26. Marmatiuke l awlunee. of Whiteh3ll, parilh of Saint Martin in the Fields, Middiefez, matey-krivau.t, at ten, at GuildbalL Oftobrr 26. Will= Bartktt : of Puftpool lane, Bliddltfes,tal. low-chandler, at ten, at Guildhall. Odober 9. Thomas Curtis. of Radford, Notti ugha lufblre,bitachcr, dexter and charman, at eleven, at thse Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Oeloetr t 'Thomas Syers, of Mauchetter, Rational', at three, at the Whitt Lion Inn, Mancheiter. Citober tt. Simon Grettham, of Bedale, Yorlaire, lhopkeeper and grocer, at eleven, at the Unicorn, Ripon. Oaober 19. Thomas Garfortb, of Bramhope, parith of Otlty, York Rite, ri.rn-inerchant. at ten, at the Golden lion, Leeds. October 9. John Dane, William W illianifon and Robert Clay, now or late of Arnold Nottingbanairc, hollers and copartners, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. lIANKRUP l' IN IRELAND. Timothy Conolly, of the t, ti of GAway, o Rifler, to furraticr on the /-sth and I.ith of oert init. and 15th OCtuber nutt. ST. DOMINGO.-Tilt following is the mode of rear lug Biood-hounds, in St. Domingo, and the manner o r exerctfing diem by the Cnaffeurs ; The moment:the blood-hounds are taken from the dam they ate confined in kennels, with iron bars in (root, like the dens ufed by (bowmen for confining wild beatis, where they ate !pal ingly fed on the blood an d entra ils of animals. As they grow up, their ke.pe; s frequ.ntly expofe in the front of their cage a figure retembnitg a negro, male or female, and of the tame colour and chefs, the body of which con tains the h and and entrails of heath., which being ne ct fio..ally futE:led to I . tt h out, the fipre attraas the attention of the dogs as the fource cf their food. They are then gradually reduced in their m ea ls, till they are almott (=jibed, while the image is (till more frequently expofed to their view; and whin they firtig..,le with redoubled ferocuy again([ their confinement to come at their prey, the image is hi ought nearer at intervals, till at last it is abandoned to their hunger, and beinfr of a icket work is in an in (lent torn to pieces, and tiros they art ice at a copious meal. While they go: ge thetrielves wih this, the keeper and his colleagues carets and enctmrage them. By this execrable artifice, the white people at once iagtada e themlaves with the dcg,, and teach them to regard a negro as their proper prey. As loon as the yi.ung dogs are thus well initiated, they are taken out to be exercifed on living ob jeas and are trained with great care, till they arrive at the necatry nicety and wane& in the purfuit of the p.or wretches they are doomed to de ih- t , T . The common ufe of the dogs in the Spanifh Wands, was in chafe of runaway negroes in the snruntains. When once they got fcent of the objea, they fpecelily ran him down, and devoured him, un leis he could evade the pnrfuit by climbing a tree, hi which cafe the dogs remained at the foot of the [tee yelping in the mutt hideous manner till their keepers -at tired. If the viaim was to be preferved for a pub lic exhibition of a cruel punilhmer.t, the ga wee e then muzzled, arid the prifoner loaded with chains. On his neck was placed a collar with !pikes inward, and hooks outward, the latter for the purpofe Of en- tangling him in the banes if he attempted to elCape If the unhappy wretch proceeded fatter than his guard, it was cnnflrued into an attempt to run from them, and he was given up to the dogs, who inflant. ly devoured him. - Not (chiral, on a journey of con.; fiderable length, there caufes were feigned by their keepers to relieve them of their prifrinerr, and the in. bum :n monliir who perpetrated the ad, received the reward of ten &liars from the colony, on making oath of his having ..lettroyed his fellow creature ! The keepers, in general, acquire an abfolute command over there dogs; but while the French army uftd them in their late war againft St. Domingo, while they had pollefrion of the Cape, the dogs frequently broke ksole in that neighbourhood, and children were devoured in the public way ; and fnmetimes they Nrprized a harmlefs family of labourers, (who had fubmitted, and furoilhed the French therntelves with necefraries) at their funple meal, tore the babe from the hreatl of its mother, and involved the whole party in one common and cruel death, and return ed, when gorged, with their horrid jaws drenched with human blood ! Even the defcncelefs huts Odle negi ors have been broke into by there dreadful ani mal;, and the Reaping inhabitants have mated a like n.iferabl: fate ! 1 LONDON SESSIONS. Yelterday J Iron was in•dtted for alraultin; Ann Barrett, a fervant to Mr. Morris, a tradefman in Bi Iliepfgate-(trees, on the 26th of July. The profeco tr ix was (landing at the door of her mallet's bode, at dofk in the evening Rated, when the Defendant accotled her in an unruly and infulting manner, and ultimately (truck her without provocation on her face. Two witnefres, the one a Jew, and the other a pub lican in Houndfdirch, (wore, that no blow was Bruck ; but the Ilatement of the profecutrix on that head was indifputably confirmed by the collefling clerk at a brewboufe in Berm'ndfey, who was palling , at the moment. The Jury found the prifoner gu►lty, and the Court fentenced him to pay a fine of 5 1 john Riiddir and Ann his wife were indiaed for af faulting William Houghton. The Profecutor, a publican in Leaden hall-market, had been in the ha bit of fupplying the Defendant, a mailer frnith, in the fame neighbourhood, with beer and liquors. A bill for the latter articles was delivered, which occa finned Come difapprobation, and when the Profecutor went to demand payment, the wife of the Defendant rnlhed out upon him, with a knife in one hand, and a rope in the other, (as the Learned Counfel de fcribed) either to hang him or cut his throat. A• kuffie enfued, in which the hulband joined, and the publican was at IA expelled the premifes, without (attaining any material injury. Recourfe was after wards had to the Palace Court Tribunal for fatisfac • doh. from whence the plaint was removed to the Court of Common Pleas, and the Profecutor finally indided the Defendant at the Seffions.—The RECOR DER d:prccared the fully of Cie parties in expending their property in the litigation of the prefent tranf aEtion, and as they were neighbeur, loe recommend ed that they thould (hake hands in Court and he friends, which they inaant/y did, to the great mirth of all prefent. Several Parilh Appeals occurred of no general im• portance, and the Setlions adjourned to the Old Bailey this day. CLERKENIVELL .SESSIONS. Yellerday Timmy Deane was indiFted for having' committed a Laifance in the ere6ion of a building in Git.fvenor•mews, In as to ()barna his Majefty's liege fubjeas in their free paffage through that place. A great number of witneffes wcre brought forward to prove that the Mews was a common 'paffage for foot-paffengers and horfes, though not for coaches, for a great number of years, and that the fpnt in queliion was never covered or built upon, until left year, when the Defendant had ere6ed the building in queflion on it. On the o her hand it was contended, that the place in queftion was a nook or reeds; a the corrinr‘n hiAhway, and that it was private property, which , the Defendant held by le.ife. In Itipport of this, a leat'e was produced horn tome of Lord Grofvenor's ancetlors, in which the whole of the ground, called M .not-field, and Brook field, was let for the purpofe of building the ilieets and other places upon iris I.3.cilbip's'eflate, of which the Mews now formed a part. Another leak or a transfer from Meffrs. Butt, 'the le fees, was produced, which had a dianglit in 1 the margin, with a line drawn in front of this elbaw in the Mews, In as to demife to the Defendant, the ground which has now been built upon by him, and , one witness (wore that he confidered it to have been a coach-yard, and tkat it was foi tired by the late as well as the prelent rgoprietor. H: conceived it to be private property. Mr. CONST replied on the part of the prnfecution, and nbfervcd, that if every paffage or opening that' was not in a reailineal form might be built upon at pleasure, we might have Stratford place doled up' alay•ft, Bat tletes-bnildings might he conhat9ed into a li , tle narrow alley, and if the bare pathway was to be confidered as belonging to the public, Portland place might have a range of haufes built down the middle of it, to as entirely to dearoy the conveni• ence as well as the elegance of the place. This would not only infringe on the right of the public to the en joyment of a free paffage and healthful fituation, but it would even be detrimental to the interelts of the original proprietor, as his leffees would till pay him or his heirs the lame rent, while in procels of time the vague of the buildings would be lowered confider altly, on account of their confined fituatinn. As to the leflee's tpecification of limits in that part of the Mews, it did not appear that he had any authority to make Inch demife, and a man might as well make a transfer of all Bond-Itreer, as do that for which there was no power vetted in him by the original I kale. The CHAIMAN was of opinion that the Defendant could have no right to the ereFtion of a building be yond the doors of other houfes in the fame range, notwithllanding that was wider than other parts of the Mews, and the rate having been proved to have been paid by the Defendant for paving and lighting that place, the fame as others did, he confideted to be an additional circunillance againd him. The jury found him Guilty, and he was given time to remove it bef we next Sedion, without any judg ment being pallid upon the cafe at prefent. 7c•ha A bil'CrOMMe, /M'S Bajion, Thomas BarnareEne, Ttornat Ward, William Martin, and five others, their allOciates, were indiEted for violently affaulting a ' perion, named Wm. Young, a headborough of Beth nal them, in the execution of his duty,on the morn ing of Simday, the t d of July. Mr. Young laid, that, on giiing his rounds upon the day datcd, between the hams of twelve and one, he called at a public honk at Bethnal Green, the figs of the Whittington and Cat (a very unappropriate emblem for the rendezvous of nonurnal caroufal), where he found the Defendants drinking and tinging. He told the hollers the hour was very unfeafonable, and that (he mull immediately clear the bottle ; the anfwered, the mod the could do was, to refute I giving them more liquor', but if he wiffied to turn them mit, lie mull do it himfelf. He immediately went into the room and told them the hour, and that they mull difperle and go home to their own rell dences. They refuted—abufed hint by every ?,rols epithet ; flung their tobacco pipes at his head ; fwore they would not depart for the bidding of any officer ; told him he deferved to have his head knoc ked off his fhoulders . and that if they had him out of the houte, they would terre it out to him in Q) lc. He gave them in charge to a watchman,naroesl Le Fevre, whom he brought With him, but who took care to keep at a refpeEtful &fiance from there for-' midable boa vivants, who confined of two cow keepers, three gingerbread bakers, and five filk weai'ers. Mr. Young took one of them into cufkody ; but he was immediately ref - cued by his companions, and fall ruch ed into the thee, threatening vengeance againfk the Headborough. He flill endeavoured to advife them to difperfe ; laid they knew they were diforderly, and that if they continued to be In, they mutt be taken into cullody. brought before a Magiftrate, and pro bably Cent on board a tender. The word tender ex ploded all tendernefs from their high fpiritcd feel ings : they fell upon the unfortunate Headborough, knocked his head about, the watchman fprung his rattle, and a party of the worthy guardians of the night came up, but thought it more prudent to form an army of obfervation, and to preferve a !rift neu trality, than to enter into the war. The Headbo rough, unable to maintain the contell," tingle hand againtt fo powerful a confederacy, was fpeeuiily overpowered, and made to bite the dull. He %V Ai co vered with blows on every poi.. of conta4l his per tonal fug face afforded—dragged oy his legs through the kennel—had his collar bone broke in three places; was eight weeks under the care of a furgeon, and had not yet recovered the the of his left arm. He was pofitive the whole ten Defendants, all of whom he knew, were in company of his afTailants, but could only identify thofe above named as having aaually ftrnck him. _ _ . The hollers of the Whittington and Cat, with her (errant maid, (wore the hour of the night was not quite twelve, the Defendants perfeelly Faber and quiet, and that the Ileadborough was himfelf much tofii cated in liquor, and began by taking hold of one of the Defendants ; hut the knew nothing of what nc curred out of dons.--This was contradiaed by two other %%lend - es of rerpeEtability. The Chairman exprelred his forrow at the frequen. cy of witnelr:.s fweating direaly in oppolition to each other in a Court of Juttice. The Landlady's teal. mony he conceived to be at kali extremely doubtful. ' As to the watchmen, he hoped that the •higher offi cers of the parith would take care not to continue loch watchmen in employ as thought proper to keep at a diltance during a time of riot and confution, while another perfon might be killed for what they knew. Tile Procedural- (wore polltively only to five of the prifoners having !truck him or being atlive in the ri;it. There five, namely, James Abercrombie, James Batton, Thomas B trnadine, Thomas Ward, and Wm. Martin, were all found guilty, and fenten ced to one month's imprifonment each. A man named jaw: Coadell, and Sufan his wife, were indieed for affhulting a woman named Brant . - combe, near Shoreditch, on the nth July laft. This was a family quarrel, and the profecntrix was the filler in law of the Defendant, and own filler to Sufan Cowden. It appeared from her flatement, that on the evening of the day mentioned, (he was at the huufe of a perfun named Glatton, near Shore ditch, with an infant in her arms, in company with her filter, one of the Defendants ; and that the other Defendant, James Cowden, came in from a public houfe its the neighbourhood, with an half pint mea fine full of peppermint water in his band, which, after uttering fome ahufive terms to the profecntrix, without any provocation, he fpilled over her and her infant, and then violently (truck her nn the face with the half pint meafure, and indented her countenance with a wound in the form of a crefcent ; and not content with this violent treatment, he told his wife that if flte did not alfo give her filler an excel:ent beating, he would, as foon as they got home, tune& to her all her clothes, and turn her cut of doors. The filler, who had been fitting with the profecutrir, un til her hufband came in, upon the molt kind and amicable terms, immediately tut ned round, and be ing a dui fat wife, did, in all that zeal and nl.Vianre to the mandates of a hufband, which became an and - alle and ez,7;eionate fpolffr, fall upon her fifter . pas erre , ramie, and gave her a moil exquifite thralhing, on her head, neck, breatl, hack, and fides, of which flee car ried the imp:et:five marks in black and blue for fcve, ral days. The Father-in-law of the Profecutrix, a feeble old man, who was a fpdtator of this friendly inflame of family difcipline, corroborated the circumnances. No evidence was adduced in the defence ; but Mr. ikaa.ry, Counfel for the Defendants, endeavoured to fupply the &feet by a humorous flatement on behalf of his clients. Ile ailedged that this unlucky gnat-- re' arofe in confeqttence of fome pique, conceived by the prolecutris againfl the defendant Cowdeli and his wife, becaule the former had ref ufedto cabirlhet in his erhykey, along with his wife, on a jankettittg party to one of the autumnal fairs in that quarter of the ieuxtonegs, after her hufband had 'dared to in &lige her with a jaunt thither. That the Defendant had lefttfed to comply, principally becaufe he knew his own . f i sza had a ilrong predeliftion for ieprzTra.'nt, and the prolecutrix a warm tendril; for gin ; that they might be tempted to h 3 nob, and injure each other's health by a mixture of liquors. But the Pro. fecutri a, unmindful of this confiderate kindnefc, had abuted them both. This led to the Utzt;on complain. ed of ; and thus that quarrel and animofity, which fhould rather have been drowned in t,:a, 'were:int, or any other fot.4,4ing trod, was now unavoidably brought before a public Court, for the expofure of family contelis. lle hoped, therefore, the Jury would difinifs the affair try an acquittal. The pry, liowevrr, found the bulb tni gatikr, but acquitted the wife, as acting nod t his influence. A molt daring• robbery was lately committed at I Lamberton, in the (Zateen's County, Ireland, the feat of Lady Tvuo. The robbers (three or more in number) having entered Lady TYnn' bed-chamber window by means of a ladder, alrurt one o'clock in the morning, compelled her Ladyfhip to condat them to an apartment in a dillant part of the houfe, which they rifled of calk and bank-notes to the atnonnt ,of 2001. and upwards. Early on Wednefddy nr:rning as Mr. Concannon and Mr. Beavoii , of Great M-Ary-la-lionne-tireet, were coming to town in a polt chaile, they were Hop ped by a tingle highwayman, well mounted on a bay gelding, who demanded their mutes, upon which Mr. Concannon inflantly Snapped a Olio' at him, but from throe acridt-ot it did not go off. The ways-ran then fired at Mr. Concanoon, and wr; l injed him defperately in the fhoulder ; took his watch, purfe, and pocket book, but rode off without rob-' bins Mr. Beavoir.• 1 ToLIC. THE KING, OH THE INFORMATION OF BM, AGAiNII SWUM. WORN IP STRIM.-•--Mr. LOW as yesterday attend e .t on the behalf of the: Informant, and, -.dur waitio:t near two hours for Mr. Gurney, the Connie: f w the Defendant, pr,,poted, for the accommodation o f t i k. Gurney, postponing the hearing until Saturday nett, and which day is f xed oa by the Magistrate, who was fitting yesterday at the office. Mr. LAW E s propofed to Defendam's Solicitor, th a t the Defendant fhould content to a convialo, an d that the Plaintiff fhould not Foetid thereon at pr.. fent, but leave the Defendant to remove the tion by a Certiorari into the Court of King's Bench, for the porpote of having the opinion of that Cour., whether the offence with which the Dcfendanl charged is within the ftatute of 39 Geo. 111. The Solicitor for the Defendant laid, to the fulitin effect, he was employed for the DefendAn: only, ~± that it would be puttiiig his client to go!. exptzia to obtain filch a decifion, Mr. Bell laid, he flinnid exhibit informations againft at leaft fifty more p 7 i. ! . tern, and furely they would not leave Mr. Barfield to bear the whole expence, as a pound each :void' defray it. Mr. Bell Paid he would, in fuch cafe, lodge the different informations, but not proceed on than before the Court of King's Bench decided the sueg• tion. He aid this he was ready to do, although he fhould be put to confiderable expence in lodging th e informations, and have, individually, to contest the queftion of law againft a body of men, who could fubfcribe a fum of money, to a .large amount, but a very finsil one to each. The Defendant's Solicitor, would not canfent, and the hearing will be at laalf pall eleven precifely, in the forenoon of the day above mentioned. On Sunday, the Lady of Beacon Lang, Efq. of a daughter, at his houfe, Chiflehurft, Kent. On Friday left, at Fulham, the Lady of Peter Free, Lk. e Throgmorton-ftreet, of a fon. Lately, in Cork, the Lady of the Right Hon. Lord OWN. . of a fon. On Sunday morning, at the Cottage, Southgate, the Lady of Wm. Curtis. L•fq. of a fon. On Monday bit, at Lambeth, George Roots. Efg. of !Allen/ea. Inn,to Mifs Sarah Pace., youngeft daughter of the late Captoth Thomas Price, of the Honourable Eaft India Company's Service. Yefterday Morning, at Plad ing'a Reel. Ogrked•ltreet• aged the Hun. Colonel William barley, fecund fon of the Right Um. Lord Card y. On Tburfday, the t2th inftant, at Minehead Honfe,lo the 73t1 year of her nee, Dorothy, emote& of Liiburne, rciio2 of Wan Earl of Lifbilme, of the kingdom of Ireland. _ . . _ On Friday, the s3th inf. at hi houfe,in Clotseeftsr-plare,Neas Road, MAIM Rogers Bearcroft, Efq. late COMM/art (keen' of Accounts to the Leeward !(lands, and one of the Commiffamene for tnveftigating the Atcounts of the Army Eipasditure in Welt HIGH WATER AT Willing DOE TOMORROW. it red - Rates &ter so Aitermis . • . 4,3 onininualkir ti HAVING dedicated myfelf to the ftudy, and been gratified by the maftecnliderehle pra.ice in that brr.nde which i thougta proper to Mad, halt that I have not m. 4: mit. employed my time than there who. M the extenfire field of the profeffion, are occaSonelij latmerfesi in unontainty, and cannot always at tain that firceefs which Is acquired ky coaccentatieg the Loma-dual power to anodes of difordera. The dredes of DEBILITY are peculiarly Mifflin, for thy bring with their. a train of concomitant (Tearoom, and, by a des preflen of all vital 'mazy, exlftrooe itfdf becomes emoiftered...4 Whether they wife from the prevetat-e cfia example, theddiree. - tire habits of ichool boys, or the indulgences of maturity, they*. quire the moft aliittons profersobal Brill ; but by the ignorance of uneducated anew, the lytuptamsere aggravated, and the eau& fatten is &Mord. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLFOrof SORGEOWB, ground my pretenlions on regularity of education; and riffelird ev.ry privilege to praetice. I feel myfelf enoitlod to that eunnlcelte with which I bare hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the firft Collations of local weeknds, early apple:dm will prevent calamity of a dailitated frame; bat where the id fer-r' frzrn « comic:burners of the munznlinds of the vice w01f.% eaufel his mi :farruce. is fretful of the contempt or omfu:e of hid fsmily phyliden. and broods over his infirmity with careful Oa. er—larent. it mutt be fansfattury for him to he alibied net only or capability of treatment, but aro of the molt inviolable &freq. And in recent Venereal Complaint. it is potable to prevent yds, danger or diftrers ; In the molt complicated cafes it is the feittire ment of excluflve entierience in this line to draft a Cafe, tennis. and fpeedy re-eftabilinnent. I offer the advantage of els experience to thole of either fez who are a/11,9.cl with any kind of DRAZ.ITY, of any fraiptonis of VIVSERRV., OiIIiCTION, and in aE cafes the terms of fame aeration are fined on the brit interview. Pat'-mein tilt country are expolited to Inckle !Nl* note, are arc tqueftal to fpecify the Mae awl intoner of living. AILT3I RILE AttanNer of the lit oyd Co:lege of Surgeons in London tin an ' , Met ftr-et. Ktrand new Temple lanr. To . 1 JIGS. TAYI..OR, Eft). No. 9, New Bridge-Rreet, Lonoon, cyf it —I Confider it but an aft of juiiiee due to Me merits of Tour LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to commuai ffte. to you the following Cure, which has recently been performed by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of ENS orders arifing therefrom), was reduced tlmoft to a &anon, ara though he bad the bell medical advice which could be oinsitad, and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be prumn.3 which feemed to fuit his cafe, or to do him any ferric': ; he remain ed in a .noft reduced and pitiable isolation for two years, unable to follow his profellon, and fcarcely able to walk or even to Rand on his legs; in tact, no one who knew hint ever fuppotcd it plf,iLle for him to recover. He was adviled at laft to try your Pius—he did fo, Briefly adhering to the dlrcdtions given with them—he had nut taken more than two boxes,bcfore he found at alteration for the better : this encouraged hint toNroeeed, aai I.v taking a.few boxes more he found his appetite andltrength gradu ally retr.rn, and is now as healthy and as Rout as arty mat know. You arc welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to me for a confirmat :on of the above account if it Ihould be doubted. ;191, Sir, your obedient humble (errant, Library, roll:Rolle, July to, ifios. 'Filo. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the role Pmprietor Tuns. oft, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lan don, at his henfe, No. 9, New Bridge Beret; Where, after a conitant relidence of more than ao years, in A practice p•mticularly direned to the core of Ventral comp/aims and thofe incidentd to the parts of generation in both [viol, whit that inviolable ferrety which men of his ;matelot' fhould Always obferve, be Hatters himfalf the!aavice and affillsoce he gratuitonflr adminitters to perfons taking this medicine, will be efleemed, hr a difcernim; public, u an advantage foldout to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Alio fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thofe liv ing at a ditiance, at the Perfumer's, No. •15. St. Alban's-ftreet, pee Mall; the Toylhop, tog,Oxford-ftreet ; Mr. Difborough, 7, Fills Itrect 4111 ; hlr. Baxter's, Sourh-bridge,Ediebmgh ; bit. M'Dis. nail',, Glafgow ; Dublin ; Liverrol: Mr. Atki-lina's, Man:holler, and by one perfon in every cunt derahle town in Great Britain ar d Ireland, in bores of only 0 pd. each, fealed up with full and plain dies-alone, whereby perfons at either fez may cure thenifelves with eate, fpsed, feerecy. and fafety. N.B. Every Box fold in Great Britain is totaled up with a Rut p. on which, by favour of the Commiffioners, is printed at the Stirs" Office—T.'fayl..r, No. 9, New Pi lit - etc—to imitate which it felony. and all others are counter f P:intrd and Puoltrzed try 1-10. , EL K.E.EiI gal t .1, tertsery pb.ce, Lambeth). R....! 1 'C STAR Orrice, No. t,Ca--v• Aron. e6blioedalro 2t the STAR 0 -:let, .714-11111 r. - ~.. Ili tts E: