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LAW ,INTELLIGENC.K. ~--- COURT OF KING'. BENCH, FEBRUARY se. Mr.. Es s to s Rated to the Court, that in the cafe in which he had obtained the other day a Rule to thew caufe why a Criminal Information should not befiled againifThomas Thomas,Efq. one of the Magifirates for Glamorganthire, for a criminal negleß of duty, his Lordthip then anted whether notice had been given to the Magititate ? He found no notice had at that time been given, but notice had now been given to that Gentleman, and be had an affidavit of the fervice of it. He there fore re-moved it. Mr. Btvsw direßed the attention of the Court to the Cafe of the King v. Smith, 7 Term, Rep. 80, from which it would appear that the notice which had been given in this cafe was no notice at all within the meaning of the Legifla,ture, where the Paid notice was neceffary. Mr. Easaiws Paid, he was not one of thofe who had any anxiety in cafes of this kind. He had do defire to prefs any thing againft this Magifirate, who was a total firanger to him, but he wished the Court not fuddenly to depart from a Rule they had Lrid down. Lord IcEN vow Paid, he thought that cafe applied to this. When the thing happened before the Term, it was expeaed that the Rule would be moved for fo early in the Term that the Defen dant might have an opportunity of (hewing caufe during the Term. This Magiftrate did not come very well recommended to thofe over whom he was to exercife jurifdiaion when fnch a Rule was hanging over his head. Mr. EasKINE Paid, it did not feem to him that the cafe relied upon was fimilar to this. There it appeared that one Term had not elapfed at all, and therefore in that cafe they might apply to the Court the next Term. He could not do that in this cafe, as the fads happened in September lA. Yon (hall not be pemitted to move againft a Ma unlefs you move at fuch a period in the Term that lie may have an opportunity of (hew ing caufe within that Term. But the Court would .remember that motions for Criminal Informations mull be founded on affidavits which were volun tary- on the part of chore who applied for the pro fedion of the Court againft a Magiftrate. They had no means to compel perfons to make there af fidavits ; fome time therefore was neceffarilyfpent • before they could arrive at the fads on which the information was to be founded. It was to be con fidered at what diftance the Magiftrate lived; 211 y, what was the nature of the complaint. One fpocies of complaint might be enquired into in one day : another fpecies of complaint might occupy two days ; a third three, and a fourth might re- , gain a whole Term. He had always underftood this to be a Rule, that you are not to move for an attachment nor for any criminal proceeding againit any person the laft day of the Term. But if you come before the end of the fecond Term, unlefk the Court fee any affected delay., or any thing that is malicioueor vexatious, the Court, he conceived, would Wien to it. The circumftances upon which the Information was moved for were theft : When the whole neighourhood was in a Rate or eonfufion and uproar, and the laws difobeyed, this Magiftrate was called in. He cork to the fccne of :Idiom and after remaining there for a abort time withdrew hunt - elf, without having given I the affiftance be had promifed, and which was in his power. Lord Ktryox.—" I do not think we can lay down a pofitive rule that is to bind us in all cafes, but mull ad according as the exigency of criminal juftice requires. Suppore a riot were then going on, we fhould not only grant a Rule for a Crimi nal Information os; the raft day of the Terra, but in the laft minute of the laft day, in order to pre. terve the peace of the country. The only effed of our not intei poling in this cafe is to leave it to the common adminiftration of juilice. The parties may prefer an indictment. That is not taken away. There is a rule that no man is ignorant of —that notice mull be given to a Magiftrate before you can move for a Criminal Information againft him. They came here a week or ten days ago with this ftaternent, when Mr. Easeful took it for ;ranted they had given notice. I do think no notice appears; and %ince the ordinary courfe of juilice is open, by way of indictment, I am of opinion this extraordinkry interpofitior. of the Court ought not to take place againft a Magiftrate. The other Judges were of the fame opinion. Mr. EtSKINI aid, having done his duty, he was perfeßly fatisfied.—He took nothing by his motion. THE KIHO V. EMERTON. Mr. Gums moved for the judgment of the .Court on the Defendant. This was a Criminal Information exhibited by the Commi(lioners in the Affairs of Taxes againft Ifsac Emetton, a conliderable Nurfery.m.m, in the neighbourhood of Hadley, for having hung up a figure intending to reprefent the Rev. Mr. Cotterel, who is a molt refpeaable Clergyman, living at the fame place, and one of the Commif. fioners for the Income Tax. After his Lorcifhip had reported the evidence • given at the trial, and after the Defendant had read an affidavit expreffing his contrition for the offence he had committed, the Counfel delivered three excellent fpeeches in aggravation and miti gation of punifhment. Mr. jullice Gioia then pronounced the judg ment of the Court. His Lordfhip laid, the De fendant was to receive the fentence of that Court, upon an information, charging him with a very ferious offence, beth to thel 3 nhlie and to a moil refpethable individual—that of having hung up a figure intending to reprefent a Rev. Clergyman, Mr. Cotterel, as an obje& of ridicule and con tempt. The aggravation of his offence was, that the Gentleman fo trotted was a Clergyman, a Ma giftrate, and a Commiffioner of the Income Tax. The fcntence of the Court was, that the De fendant fhould be irnprif.oned in the Elites Dettch Ibr one year. Frcm the LONDON GAZEITE, February IN AbBIIRALTY-OFFICE, FEBRUARY 10. jztradt of a Letter frogs the Earl of Sr. VINCLN T, K. B. Ad mini of the While, &c. to EVAN Nein N, Lig. dated Ter- bay,tbe 3d in& Sir—His Majefty's Olsten is this inflant arrived, and I enclofc a letter from Captain LIN. ERR, giving an account of the capture of la De daigneufe French frigate. -.- HI. Maieftrs l'Ons.tie; Torbay, Feb. 3. My_Lord—l have the honour to acquaint your Lordfttip, that on Monday the a6th of January at eight A. M. in lat 45 deg. north, long. I s deg. weft, I fell in with the French national frigate la Dedaigneufe of chitty-fix guns and three hundred men, with difpatches from Cayenne for Rochfoit, and chafed her until noon the following day; whets I difbovered his Majefty's (hips Status and AM tTHYST, off Cape Finitterre, whore Captains I hefted by fignal to chace, and continued in pia fuit of the enemy until two o'clock on Wednef day morning, being within mufket (hot, the open ed her fire on the Status and Oise au, which was immediately returned, and furrendered to the above (hips after an aelion of forty five minutes, difiant from the ihore, near Cape Belem, about two miles ; her running rigging and fails were cut to pieces ; feveral men killed and feventeen wounded, among the latter were the Captain and Fifth Lieutenant. My warmeft thanks are due to Captains KING and COOK for their exertions, but particularly to the former, as from the Status's Ready and well-dirceted fire, the enemy reeeived confiderable damage; the AMETHYST, from un favourable winds, was unable to get up until the had (truck. I ant happy to fay, notwithftanding the gallant refinance made by the Dedaigneufe, neither of the (hips loft a man ; the Status's rig ging and fails were a little damaged, her main yard and bowfprit (lightly wounded. I cannot conclude without expreffing my approbation of the Officers and Company of his Majefty's (hip under my command, and in juftice to them, mull add, their anxiety to clofe with the enemy, on fir( difcovering her, was equal to what it was on be eoming fo fuperior ; and mull further beg to ac knowledge the very great affiftance I received from Mr. H. LLOYD my Firft Lieutenant, during a long and anxious chace of forty-two hours ; I truft your Lordfhip will be pleafed to recommend him to the Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty as a molt valuable Officer and deferving of their attention ; on his account moll fincerely do I la ment the baffling winds that prevented my bring ing the enemy to 'anion on the preceding day, which I was feveral times in expettation of doing. La Dedaigneufe is a perfea new frigate, copper fattened, and fails well, carries twenty-eight twelve-pounders on her main-deck, and pierced for forty guns. I have given the prize in charge of my Ern Lieutenant with directions to proceed to Plymouth ; and have alto to acquaint your Lordfhip of my having detained, on the Ift init. the Se edith fhiprHoffnung, from Valentia bound to Altona, laden with brandy, burthen two hun. dred and fixty tons. (Signed) s. H. ussza. The Earl of ST. Vmer at, PI B. act, DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZE MONEY The crew of the lugger LADY AN ierfor the cap ture of the French privateer les Huit Freres, will be paid their proportions for the hull and head. money of the Paid capture, on board the LADY ANN. on her arrival at Yarmouth. The crew of the !loop DART will be paid their proportion of the net proceeds of the head-money bill for the late French frigate la Detiree, on tlh arrival of the Dial-, at Sheernefs. 'lb the crew of the Hoop RACOON a diaribution of her proportion of the net proceeds of the cargo of the Aurora, will be made at Itio. - 13, Hart-area, Bloomfbury, on the ssoth infl. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • amt•orrics, FISIVAItY IR Regiment of Dragoon Couandw—Captaliwldeutcnant Phtlip Ray to be Captain, without purchafc, vice Irby, proinon_d in tbe t 3th Light D;agerons ; Lieutenant John Web(ter to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice RAy; Lieutenant Adolphus Dal rymple, from the 37th FOJt. to he Lieutenant, vice Webfier. . vth Regimapt ofLigist Dragoans—sLieutedant William Charles - _ • Jernizighaiii, lion; the jag Foot, to be Lieutenant, vise Ogden, who exchanges. 27th Ditt ei--.L4co tenant floss* Aueltionty, front the 6th Foot. to be Lieutenant, vice Towofend, who exchanges sd Regiment Li Foot Guardow..-- Mailer% Gent. to be Ea. fign,.. without purchafe vice Mare, promoted id Battalion of the tft Regiment of Foot John Hay, Qent, to be Enfign, without purchafc, vice Steward,ommoted. 6th Regiment of Foot—Lirotenwit Richard nnvidensf, from the 27th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutmant, vice Auchmuty, who exchanges. 19th Ditto--Robert Smith, Gent. to be Enftgn, by purebsde, vice Mork , removed to the Bth Light Dragoons. afth Ditt David Williams, from the I nth Weft In es Regiment, to be Captain, vice Bertrand, who exchanges. 31RDitto—Lieutenant William Ogden, from the 17th Lies Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, v kr Jerningharn, who exchasee 37th Ditto—Lieutenant Andrew Copland, front the 13th Folk* to be Captain, by purehafe, vice Sir George Richardfon,ee muted in the 64th Foot. hoth Ditto—Lieutenant-04one! Fitzroy J. Grafton Madre, from the half-pay of the late 824 Foot, to be Licutemie• Colonel, vice Cutryngitante, who exchanges I Enftgn J. Blob field to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Geld, promoted; Affiftant-Surgeon John Feries to be Surgeon, vice Wright, deutafed ; Hofpital-Mate J. S. England to be Atfdtant-Sur gcon, vice Feria. 63 tb.Ditto—Lieutenant John Trotter, from the 32d Font, to be Captain, without purehafe. 83d Ditto—Lieutenant Lewis Grant, from the Scotch Brigade, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice 'Whitt, promoted ; Enlign Thomas Smith to be Lieutenant, vice Gibfon, deemini: 87th INtto--"lhornas No Harris, Gent. to be Eel's Vie decLafed. sr' Wcli India Regiment, CI ptain William R. Bertrand, front the agth Foot, to he Captain, •ice Williams, who askant,. BREVET. Colonel John Manners KMi,of the 6sil Foot, to be IMPaler- Gqicral to the Forces in the Weft Indies may. Coloncl Hay's Regiment of Fencible Infantry. • Estlgn Simnel Kennedy, from the late Limerick Fenclbles, to be Eufign, vice Lawne, who reigns. Colonel *Donald's Regiment ofFencitole Infantry. William Lowther Church, Gent- to be Enfigili vice Donald Macdonald, who is fuperfccled, being abfent witkout tarot. Jobs Mae Madly ; Ocot, to be Eatiga. Woe Mookod, who news. ad Battalion of the Dundee Volunteer Infantry. Robert Mayor, Craw to bs Sealed Livaleasay vice Watnyf,, who ragas. Glamorgan Rangers. Lieutenant Gawp Harries so be Lagoa al a gurgespr vim Morns, promotial. . . • - Strathfpey Battarton of Volunteers. Lieutenant-Colonel Louis Grant to be Captain M a Cotrpaey. Ranird Macgregor, Gent to be Lieutenant. Alexander Cumming, Gent. to be Enfigb. Loyal Warwick Volunteer Infantry. Captain William James to be Major-Commandant, vice War d/, who reaps. Commiffion in the Tenth (or Edinburgh) Regi ment of North •Britith Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated January 25, 1801. Lieutenant John Douglas to be Captain, rice Wcatheritone, rehgned. BANKRUPTS. 1 Mathafr Pealree,of Bh;i7s;:freet ,Southwark,cheefemonger, to furrender Feb. 14, ax, and March 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bousheld, Bouverie-Itreet, Fleet-lima. Joke Roberts, of Pontefradt, Yerkihire, druggift, to furrender Feb. 23, at fiz, Feb. 24, and March 24, at ten, at the New Elephant and Calile, Pontdradt. Anomie', Mr. T. Bell, in Pontefradt ;or Mr. E. Sykes, New-Inn, London. . Benjamin Flelber, of Liverpool, druggift, to furrender March 9, to, and 24, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool At tor nies, Mr. G. Rowe, Harrington-ftreet, Liverpool ; or Meffrs.. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-Baildhlgs, London. William Morgan, of Plymouth-Dock, dealer in fpirits, to (ur render March 9, no, and 24, at eleven, at the Old King's Arms, Plymouth-Dock. Anomie', Mr. St. Aubyn, Ply mouth-Dock; or Milks. Sandys and Horton, Crane-court, Fleet-ft/en, London. William Glover, of Briftol, dealer, to furrender Feb. 14, 24, and March 24, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, in BriltoL Attornics, Mr. H. Elderton , ariftol ; or Mr. G. Edmunds, Lincoln's-Inn, London. Samuel Hide, of Ware, broker, to furrender Feb. 14, at, and March 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Smith, Vil tiers•ftreet, Stran d. George Rofs, of Finfbury-rquare, wine-merchant, to furrender Feb. 17, 24, and March 24, at one, at GuildLilL Attorney, Mr. Rooke, Armourers and Braziers-Hall, Loudon. John Bateman, of Kingfton-upon-Hull, merchant, to furrender Feb. 28,19, and March 24, at eleven at the Croh-Keys Inn, Whitefdar-Gate, Kingiton-upon-I-IL Attorney, Mr. R. Sandwich, Hull. Samuel Stenron, of Kenflogton, cheefemonger, to furrender Feb. 17, 24, and March 24, at twelve, at Guildhall Attor ney, Mr. Ireland, Staple-Inn. John Saber, now or late of Staines, coach-matter, to furrender Feb. t 4, 21, and March 24, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Anomie', Mr. Horne, Staines; et Mr. Rigg, Carey-ftreet, Lincoln's-Inn, London. John Hadfield, of Sheffield, grocer, to furrender Feb. 20, 27, and March 24, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Anomie; Mr. W. Tatterfall, Sheffield; or MeErs. Here and Cave, 04[- Rn:et, Strand, London. Edward Bate, of Liverpool, merchant, to furrender March la, t 3, and 24. at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. At tornies, Mr. E. Blae kftock,: Liverpool ; er Mr. T. Black- Rock, Temple, London. William Newton, of Shorediteb, painter, to fin-render Feb. 17, 54, and March 24, at one, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. White, Pre:lcon-area, Goldman's-Fields. lASTICAL PRO] The Right Reverend the Lord Stamp of Chieheiter has been pleafed to appoint the Rev. William Walker, M. A. of the Ca. thedral of Chichefter, one of his Lordihip's domeltie Chaplain/. The Rm. Robert Symonds of Withington in Glouceiter lire, Is prtfeatted by his father-in-law, the Rev. John Leda, to the v.tkiable living of Hinton, Berks. Friday the Rer. joreph Aldridge was collated to the vica rage of Welton-Zeyland, worth nearly aool. a-year, void by the inititudca of the Rev. W. George to the living of North- Petheraon. On Saturday the Hon. Apflcy Satkorft, Bachelor in Civil Law, oTAJI Souls College, Oxford, was admitted Doaor in Civil Law, Grand Compounder. The rd Bllh.p of London has appointed the Rev. John Vinicombe, Fellow of Pembroke ColleFe, Oxford, and Bachelor in Divinity, to be me of his Majeity s Preachers at Whitehall ChapeL The Rev. J. Palmer, fon of J. Palmer, Efq. of Bath, Is ap pointed Chaplain to the Prince of Wales. The Marquis of Si.go has appoint-rd the Reverend Thomas Haarkeworth, A. M. to be his Lordfbip's Domenic Chaplaiu. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Hamburgb 3t to ai U. Naples - Algoma 3C 21 2 U. Venice - Leghorn - - 54 141130 t Henna - -46 f Oporto - Palermo. vet pares perm.. Dubbin - - 40 - 464 - 6z • tal BfRTHS. On Tbtir&iay, Lady Ann Hope of a fon. At Glafgow, on the 3d in Plant, Mrs. Cochran, of Kirkfield, of a daughter. At Clafgew, on the atb inftant, Mrs. Jeffray, wife of Dr. Jefray, of a ch:o7,hter. At Edinburgh, Prancis Cartarct Efq. Colledtor of the Caftoras, Montego Bay, Jamaica, to Mils Charlotte Elizabeth Cunningham, ddeit daughter of ColoneCunningLam. Scotch Brigade. On Tnefday fe'nnight, at Canterbury. James Hammond, Efq. to Mifs Gibbs, of St. George's-place Cantetbury. Monday morning, at Mary,:a43Onne church, by the Right Rev. the Sapp of Clikhefter, the ;ter. Wm. Beville, A. M. Chaplain to-his Grace the Duke of Manchziter, to Mrs. Roch fort, rtiLit of the late Wm. Rochfurt, Efq. of Upper Berkley- Rreet, mil daughter of Henry Stet ling , Mq, of Dynes-hail, On the 24tb oh. at Stroud, Glomeofterfinre, Mr. Humpage, furgcon, to Mite Louifa Gcuminvoit,' both of Stroud. At Reward, Sutherlandtkire, on • the atth ult. Mr. Patrick Tbotrifon, Writer, in 'ruin, to hllisleffs: Mackay, only dans& tornf the late Captain Robert Mackay of Btairieh. • DIED. On Monday evening the 9th Ira in Bryanfone•Rreet, the Right Honourable Lady Charlotte Carr, wife oldie Rev. Wil liam Holvan Carr, of Mee'milt, Cornwall, and daughter of the her Janes, Earl of ErtolL At his houfe In George's Squire, Edinburgh, on the ;at alt. Alexander John Aksander, Efq. • At Irvine, oo Tuefday the 27th nit. Richert Smith, weaver there, aged tot years. He wrought at his trade till within three weeks of his death, was io etfe to travel three miles every Sunday to church, and could fee to road the print of a common pocket bible without the alli armee of glades. Helloed very temperately, and was ridowed with uncommon good health. About twelve months ago he travelled from Ayr to Irvine, a dittanat of twelve Eaghik miles, in the fpasie of throe hour,. For the RtiIiUMATISMS and COLDS whisk preval' at thts faros of the year, no Medicine is fo fare and ell carious u Dr. JAMES'S -ANALEPTIC PlLLS.—Their pe culiar tendency to promote Perfpiretion and all the mama leak-Iton', will account for their finguliu:virtnesin there Coen plaint., as well as in many others to which the human frame is liable from the vicifStudes of our Clirreac. They are adint rably calculated for Difocdas a the Stomach and Bowels, for Plrfonsof a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as alfo for thole wheat eonilitutions have Owen eroded by a too adive or too iedentary life. They are likewife particularly ferviecuble in Head-Ache oceafioned by Indlgeltion, and In removing the bad effcdta of free living; u alto in preventing Palfics and Apoplexies, fo often the confequnee of intemperance. fiecourfe Mould be had to them after every cleat of acing and drinking, and upon every flight indifpolidon; and thus their well-known charade- Tillie of promoting longevity will be maintained; fee, by affift log Natere in the due difcharge of the animal fundlens, and by heaping the cooltitutlon as it were In continual repair, they peewee the hotly in health and vigour,and prevent premature &may. **the API•LaPTIC PILLe•We their escelknce to a peculiar preparation, which bit never been divulged by the inventor but to the precept Proprietors, they can only be had genuine frost them; asd they arc fold by Fanttess Ntwaritr,nt the Ware bode for Dr. James's Powder, No. 43, the Esti End of St. Paul's, a few doors (men Chcapftde, London; and at Dr. James's be. Mule In Bruton-11mi ; in Boxes price gs. 6d. each. Bump indwied ; or the quantity of ft: may bet !ad in one law box, fan rl. ss. 6d.—Obbore that the name, M F. Newbetv, No. s, St-Paul's." Is Clkgraved Is tho Ramp, All OWN us omit dim. NEAR AI I LESBURY. TUCTZIS. lkirit CHRISTIE begs to info! rp t h e .Ix.l. that sone of the Eftates'actvertifial for nut, near Aylefilry, is the county of Bucks, etudlii:ng Manor, compriling the whole Para of tkizr a Lee Woods, is difpofettotny Private Contrast; ;,o4 ,‘, remains for Sale the MANORS of BUNTIJAM, i 1 y.J WICK, ELAGROVE, and MUM/lb - MN, convn- 4 , 1 . Eight capital Grazing ac.'Dairy Psants, wisp logs, and about Ona Thoufand gout. Hoods& d Acrvs of dn . common rich Land, entirely cothpatt, and principally Ty abe Free. - Alfo the PERPETUAL ADVOWSON.if ill.: RECTORY of FREEMASTON, of the Annual 'Value o nb,ut o n ., Id , dred and Ei g h t y pounds, rubjed to the Lae sa t:!c Ina ut kis cumbent, aged about Sixty Ymrs. Togetlu.r.with a c,,pl a d Wood, caned LEE WOOD, containing t 79 And Idnic time in MARCH next win alto be. SOLD BY AUCTION, At his Great Roan in Pall-Mall, in LOTS, The extenfire MANOR of WEEDON, with the Ancient Maniion, called LILLIES, with Gs:dm, Vanes Mo..i.sm, old Inclefore, and near fix hundred Acres in Wee lon Had. A bill is applied for and will be obtained, previous to the tale, t ar inclofirtg the fame. Mr. CIiItISTIE it impowercd to receive propetak for the whole, or any part, by private contra R, any time previous at the loth of February; and what is not dirpored only that time, will be peremptor i ly fold to the belt bidder on Thuriday the a6tk of February; and printed particulars id' the unfold l ota may be had fifteen days preceding the tale, in Pall-M2ll. FOR COUGHS, HOARSBNESSFS, MR. GREENOUGH's LOZENGE 3 of TOLU, whisk contain all the Softening and haling % q r ., tuts of the ceiebrated BALSAM of.TOLU, and are the plea fanteft and molt effaitual rano* of the kind in all Coughs, Hoarfeneffea, Sore Throats, and Deßuzions on the Lungs, heating the Rawnefs and Sorencfs of the Brralit, and affording great relief in Shortnefs of Breath, and in Afthulatic and Confumptive Complaints; they do not cloy the ftontach, bat rather create an appetite. But as the great benefit to be &di. ed from them can only be ferured by having them Genuine, the public are Mitleited to obferve, that R. HAYWARD, No. no, Ludgate Hill, is printed on the Stamp, as all others act coos. tcrfaits. Thefe Lozenges arcaro prepared and fold by R. Hayward error to T. Greenough, the inventor), No. no, Ludgate HMI and fold by F. Newlvery; No. 45, St. Paul's Church Yard . ; Bayley and Blew, Cock fpur-ftreet ; Jeboult and Co. [so, Ox ford-area ; J. Ward, 314, Holborn; and Wm. Clark, 269, Borough, London. Price Is. nid. the Bax. DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. R. DUFOUR refpedfully.infgrms the Public. that he may be confulted grads Siery diy from 9 to at his houfc, No. s, Frith.fircet, Soho, London, in all cafes of Obftru'Uons and Strictures, Seminal Weakneffna. Gkets, continency of Urine, Hydrocele, Impotence; Raub', Vols. real Difeafe, and debility in either Sea. From his extenfivo Pradlice in this profeffional department, to which he has cos. fined his attention for many years, he has fucceeded in a method of cure, mild and efficacious, and which prevents the poffibiliti of a relapfe. As many of thefe Complaints cannot be removed without the ufe of Medicated Boogies, Mr. DUFOUR, Pole Proprietor of Daran's celebrated Boogies, has ultimately fit improved them, tree from the irritating effesla of common Boogies, as in the olittlnate cafes to have fuccectled, where caultics and other vIo ot means have faded. re F ad F r t an he Voiced Weak, Mr.DUFOUR is in Cole potato of 's Remedies, which are fo mild in !heir action as to confinement or real aint in dirt imamersty. Pcifons in the country Rating their cafes fatly, in a letter, (pod paid) will be property attended to; To. enabk Mr. D. to mi e ki e n n e t e l patients at their own hooka, be has provided the of a Gentleman of the Fatuity., Soon will be publithed, price as. 6d. RRIs Edition, confide. rattly enlarged. A Treatife on the above Compkints,iiluftrated with - Obkrvations and Cafes Sewing the pfintul and danger. an, ant Clsirdßic Boagios, Ike. ' MARRIAGE. • AAOW many men 'to ail appetiranre in the prime of life, who base, not pet ardent to the age of twenty. five years, are retagekti tneta-able to thensfetres And nfcit fa to the greet elain at Gaiety, which they have Other brought so themienes, or, by the force of bad example, are gittn up to a feted vice; the conkqucncc it,'"lskretiete 'nnitd as Well as body is debilitated ; to thofe the Naavous COROZAL Riecoas mAkled, and forwhiehDr. Boogies' obtained his Mtil ROYAL LICTTUISPATtNT ; it Naproted them from the isto firmitles of old age and a wretthed difiolutiore Amfdlt the agonizing reeediont of confcious guilt, trim tratii , are thereat hot.' fens, that are deterred from enteritis into the married' Bate, by infirrakies-which delloac7 fuebda them to Midge ; and their are not a few, who being tearricd,.are rase deed miferable for want of theft tender igedgeit of mutual love,, without which, happincfs in Gift notch at leait verfpteleartotta- The vice above alluded to, ceeKt in weinen, trregularity;pains in the beck and theft, hyttericr, fperna, Ids of appetite, In men; 15 caufes imbecifity, languor, rehuatioe, nervous complaints, deblllty, anxiety, and a long train of melancholic difortlers.' The Nervous Cordial Ilan& unrivalled, :a it has been analited by the firtt PrOieffurs and l'eledica; Men Europa can produce, tnd may be relied on in giving immedluo relief and certain cafe In molt Ewe of Nervous Complaints, this "exalted Medicine has been prodeetlitedgeoexal good, and the 21311 r refics.d to tie lateffiegs of health. foot the gar., et Ace,:h, by this ieeitinsable prepar a tion. is the higlyft. eulogitun 'which could pnffibly 'pelt to Dr. Brodung lied is; Weed, bit Waft and reward. • . • • Erodui.‘'s Guide to Old Age, oe Advice to both Sexes, took. tabs a ra.lical and permanent cure for thofe react infirmities of Nature which delicacy often forbids is difcloi even to thtlt relatives ; with a Treadle on Female Difedes, Nervous, Hypo. chondriac, and Coniumptlve Complaieta To widish:kg added, Advice to Bath and Fla-welt Eathtni, A t te, It is porttudady recommended to Seafaring Men. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and IIitIIIYOUS CORY3I'At to be leail at the Dodtor's houfe, No. 9• feven door from the Leverian Morton, Biaekfriart Bridge, in Bottles at ale Its. 6d. and so. 6d. alias In Beth, Cruttwell, Exeter, Truman and San Briftol, Sheppard, Oofport, Brighton, bonaldion and Co. Glafgow, Baxter Birmingham, Swinney, Mliddleclitcb. • Bedford, Smith, ine of Wight, Albin. Iliandford. Simmons, !mine, A. Young, niacin* Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Listen, Mans and Co, Cbchenhatu, Buckle, Lynn, Gales, Cambridge, Gee - li,dcelter, Swlnfea, Canterbury, Brame, Lewes, Elliott, Ma:shelter, Lynch, Chatham, Etbarington, Margate, Silver, Chelmsford, Mem and Co. Newbury, Fuller, Cheftur, Poole and Son, • Neweaftle, Walker, Chkheft.er, Phalipioe, Northampton, Dicey and Cs Dublin, Spillbury and Cm Nottingham, Burhage sad Co ! Durham, Neadesfont Norwich, Stotenfoo and Ca Deal, Rote, Oxford, Jones. Dover, Ne ales, Plymouth, Nettleton, - . Devizes, Broughton, PietSnout:ls, Beam, Derby, Drewry, Raiding, Smart, and Ciu and by mod Bookieilets nod Medicine-Venders in the tham ►higdotoa. Letters, Rating Patients' Calm with tin Doaw's ulhal FM of a Guinea, wilt be fiddly attended to. To tbofc Ladies or Dustlemcn bordering as the State (OW. trinsony, the Maur would particularly recommend the Dw• Meal Syrup, (prior to their appearance before the Akar st Hy men), who are In the [nulled degree apprebendve otthe (*AIM not being entirely founJ, sr fubjedt to reiorations of the Salida Many hundreds °trivial& in the counties of Dona mid Dew fet have has Mimed from the brink of the grave, the wbkh the jivers, in the foid months, have dotty given an anwasan ed, LONDON I Printed for the Eroonetosa, byIONIN DANIEL, (ll' rl Cantsbrltrat) at the STAR PRINTIRO-0111CR, *rateCt ; and publidscd hi LEVEL num (of aa terbary-phee, Larabeth), at No I. 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