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imp r ii i# LAZY INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KlNt;*;: JTILY SLANDk. P. AND DEV.:MA TWA. EA MI it V. MI kL:. The Plaintiff is Sir John Earmr, Knight, Lor.! Ttaror of I .ondog ; and die D:reit.:ant a mercltar , or gre;:t reijsc.ctabilitv, a partner is the Iniule of tslr. Sheriff Ctrs. The deciara.ion Razed, that the Piaititiff was engavd in trade and commerce ; that he and the houfe to which he belonged were ever punctual in their dealings, and in high credit amount merchants; and that the Deftirdant, well knovang the premiles, bad falfely, wickedly, and malicienfly timed that a bill accepted by them lay a: a notary's to be protetled for non-payment, rt: cai.ing thereby that the Plaintiff and his partners svcre in ir&dvent cireirmilances, and not worthy of trill, by which means mans perlOns had ceafed to deal with them, tc their great damage, via. to the damage of io,cc•Dl. The Defendant did not jadify, but pleaded the general ifibe, not guilty. Mr. GA a Row, after a few pref . ,' tory obfervat ions, remarked that it was quite unneccflary to talk of the valus of reptation to a Spi.cial Jury of Met-. chants at Guiluhall. They well knew that upon credit the commerce of the country fubfitled, and that from the efFills of flanderous reports no man in trade, however refpeetable, could he fare. Ile, uncles flood the defence to this anion was, that the Defendant had only reported what he heard ; but if it appeared that the report was without founda tion. he mull he confidered as the author of it.— Mr. Garrow then raid that the Plaintiff's hotife was on: of great refpeaability in the city of Lon don, and fid- the lalt nine years had carried on band's to the amount of 500,c001.‘a year.— I Credit was the hafts of the exigence of Inch a home as this, and if that was taken away, it mull be dedroyed. This the Defendant, as a commer.l eial man, mull have known. It had been report. ed abroad that a bill tithe Plaintiff's for zcocl. lay at a Notary's to be noted, and the propagation of this report had been traced to the Defendant. He wool I not give up his author, but laid he h.!arcl it on change from a little rn. , n, whom he did not know. I But, it he had heand filch a thing from an un known perion, why did he immediately after repent it ; why did he not go to Sir John Barna . , and, like a man of candour and honetly, tell him what he had heard, in order to give an opportunity to the worthy Lord Mayor to enquire among his del ks and managers if filch a thing could by mil. take have happened ? Intlead of that, he tol.d the fa& as if he had known it of his own knowledge. He would (late to the Jury the injury the Plaintiff had hill:tined, while the worthy Magithate was ecleb• atiag one of the greatelt events in the pre fent times—the Peace. His (Mr. Garrow's) joy at that event was confident* damped when he heard the Plaintiff was in the jaws of banki uptcy. The flanderotts reports were circulating in all di reCtions, and he had a right to alfume they origi nated fiom the Defendant. It was reported that the Plaintiff had been protracting his bank. roptcy till the time of his Mayoralty, that he might have a petition from the City. This report even got into the French papers. The circa was, that perfons, whole brokers 11;s1 contrafted with the honk, made entries for the non-performance of their contra Els, in eonfequence of the prevalence of thele reports. Perfons went and called for their money, who but for filch reports would not have dreamt ofVoing Co. Perfinis in the country kept back their remittances, becaufe they expeCted to fee the Plaintiff's name in the next Gazette. So far were tittle accounts horn being true, that the Bankers would prove no people kept more regu lar a;counts than the houfe of Lamer and Co. and he had many witneffes to prove the Colid refpefla• bility of the firm, whole credit in the commercial world, it was the objeCl of this affirm to reltore. He challenged the itriCtett enquiry and invetliga. thin of the llanderous report, which he fhould prove to have been totally void of foundation. Not only no bill had been dithonoured, but no bill to the amount of zoool. had been in circulation from this houfe. Mr. CARROW then called a Mr. Fella: et, who (wore that on the zoth of April hilt he had heard the Defcntiant fay, " that a gentleman had fern a kill tke t ord .11ajor's, which lea eitker noted ,or going to be noted." Mr. ERSIIIIIR loon after took an °Nation in point of law, maintaining that the evidence did not fop. port' the declaration. The witaciu t h eted the words to have been fpoken of 1, the Lord Mayor," and there was no averment that the Lord Mayor meant the Maisie', Sir gobs A:finger. Lord hst.aisonovcit at once pronounced this to be a fatal objeSion. Mr. Easel* r, however, waived his right to have the Plainti ff called , . and addreired the Jury in fa• your of the Defendant. He (aid that, though his clieut certainly had fpoken thefe words, yet he had by no means fpoken them wit!' the motives alledg. ed, and that his great ul•ject was to remove the impotation of malice. The report, though ground lefb, then was common, and he was no more guilty than hundreds of others. Had he reeolleßed the GAitlentan from whom he had the intelligence, lilt the others, he would immediately have given him up. Happily the charaaer of the Plaintiff's houfe was now completely re-eli ablifhed in the opinion of the world. The &lie reports., as generally happen ed, had died away, and he would not he confidered to have full:tined any injury. Mr. F..concludcil by obferving, that though be had the law clearly on bit fide, Ite would confeut to withdraw a Juror. Mr. C ARROW immediately accepted of this pro rfal, remarking that the of jea of the 'anion bad `-en completely accomplifhtd. Lord ELLEN sorotsco obrerved, that by the S+rm of the pleadings, it any one bill of the Plain tiff-% had ever been difbononred, the Plaintiff might have judified, and by proving .this fall, would rly have been entitled to a yeas& ; but no attempt had been made, and the chanter of Node mutt therefore be contidered as fully re .ahlifhed. One of the Jurymen was then witildrawNlL, ich oteantthe cadre goes no fdnbsr, and ea ttr ,save his OWII CSACROi• giCat fueh the 'AA whic • COCKPIT, WHITEHALL, JULY 22. afore the Moft Noble and Right Hon. tht Lords Commiffioners of Appeals in Prize Caufes The Fair American, Thomas Cooke mailer.— (An appeal fuom the Vice-Admiralty Court of t li, [laud of famaica.) This was an American trelfel. I den witi a cargo of liigar, coffee, and cotton, h mod on a voyage from Barracoa to Baltimore winch was captured en the 14ill of Judy 1799, h . his Majetty's (hips of war blaitillone and York, an:: eat tied into the Nand of Jamaica, and there Jul, praered:et a t , ,, ainit as prize. Their Las J(hips, in this cafe, reverted the fcn. tence sit the Court below, and reflored both NI. and carp, as claimed. Lon i fa, Prom-cur mafler.--(An appeal from the lime Lland).—This was a velTel failing under Danifh colours, laden with a cargo of coffee, bound on a voyage from Cape Francois to St. Tfiuimas, which was captured on the 3d of Jannary 1799, by his Majefty's 114 York, and carried to the lilanu of Jamaica, s\ here both 114 and cargo were con demned as prize to the captors. Their Lordthips, in this cafe, directed further proof to be made of the property within nine months. POLICE, &e. MANSION Hoost.—Yetterday Alexander Illation was charged before the LORD Marna with flea'• ing a quantity of liquor and fugar, the propertyof Marrs. Halms and Wilfon, diltillers, to whom he was fervant. From the evidence of Mr: Wilfon, the pt honer had been fervant in their bottle about twelve years, and in whom they placed great con. fidence, having din:barged four or five of their fer vant: for this offence, but never ftifpeeting the prifoner. They had given him great encourage ment for the purpofe of making him faithful, but having reason to !biped him, they fearched him on going home, and found the spirits and fugar upon him, which was produced by the conllait:e. The pi if:tner confeffed his fault, but raid it was his fiat offence. He was fully committed for trial, and the parties bound over. GUlLDHALL.—Yefierday Frailer: Clark was ex amined Gn fulpicion of picking a gentleman's poe ket on Sunday night, at the end of Fleet market, Holborn. She was committed for farther exa mination. Several women were charged with being difor del ly in the firms, Conte of whom, being old of were committed to Bridewell. HATTON Gasose.--Yeflerday Sam. re!, of George-yard, Saffron-hill, was committ ed to pri fon, for having violently affaulted William Coch ran, on Saturday night laff, in contiquence of which he now lies dangeroully ill in the hofpital. WORSII I 1.-3TIt arr.---Yeflerday two young men were examined on a charge of having committed divers robberies in the vicinity of Epping Forel. They were committed for farther examivatiou. A woman charged on fufpicion of &alias pew. ter pots was committed for trial. Witersci.asst.--Yellerday William Nailer was charged upon the oaths of William Hughes and John Lafont, with Healing five dozen of bottles, the property of Mr. Wright ; he was committed for tr;al. yam Holmes was charged upon the oaths of Eli zabeth Plummer, and others, with having, eta Sa turday night, taken from her pocket a book con• taiieingfourteen pawnbrokers' duplicates, and Come other articles; he was committed for trial. William Morris was committed for reexami nation, on a charge of Dealing a quantity of wear ing apparel, the property of perfons yet unknown. Mary Davis was charged with Dealing a purfe, containing a guinea, Came penny pieces, a hand. kerchief, and other things, the property of Mary Fitzgerald ; the was committed for trial. Mary Daniel, charged with robbing her matter, Mr. Beaumont, of Rofernary-lane, of money, and other property ; was committed for trial. Joint Raulas was committed for re examination, on a charge of Dealing a hammock, and other property, belonging to a tailor. SHA DW L L.—Yeßerday Henry Al elfort and John Myfat were charged on furpicion of having com mitted divers robberies in hliddlefex ; they were committed for re-examination. THAMES PoLicr.—Yellerday Marrstr:i was examined a third time, on tillpicion of endea vontingte defraud the reprefentative of one Leary, by making a will, appointing himfelf executor ; when the caufe was difniffed. On Saturday evening a gentleman palling along the Strand, nearly. oppofite ArundleAreet, whiltt the cavalcade of Sir Francis Burdett were going to the Crown and Anchor Tavern, had his pocket picked of notes to the amount of 421. Lail week a gentleman, going from Afnford to Canterbury, dropped a parcel of Bank Notes to the amnpnt of Sol. Early the next morning dteY were found by a countryman, who, not ladns able to 'vat!, rewarded a peribn for informing Sum of their valise, and immediately let off for the city, where he pnichafed all kinds of new apparel, and ditbibuted liberal gifts among his acquaintance; but the tranfaition coming to the knowledy of tome gentlemen, they laudably exerted themlaves, and recovered the property for the owner, with the exception of Isl. A perfon coming by water from Yarmouth, to vote in the intent! of Colonel Wodchonfe, fell over board, and urns drowned. As Mr. Miller, a con fi derable farmer, of Bram erton, tanv atling for Mars. Coke and Ailley, his hark fell upon him, which inliantly °miaow. ell his denth. On Friday laft as a woman at treettford, with a child in.her arms, was Ranting acne one of the hnrfes barnefred to Mr. ',yogis caravan, which conveys his band to and frons_the hulling's,•the knrre fell, by which accident one of the poor wonsan's legs writ broke. efcaped unhurt. _ _ Affttal accident occurred a few days ago, near St. ult.tge's Plidd*;:tt child naked going4nto the inter)inimediattlytOgk; a man who was ftanding in his looms, taw the ehild take without *ill II"' tkit_tiot takviag to give any al:Gliwice to him, by which the child toa his life. On toting dragged tor, it proved to be the offspring of this onfccling individual. who now pretends to thew much forro4 and dejeaion. Thurfdny evening as Mrs. Palmer, mid'xif:!, of Oxford, wasreturning from Littlemore, I).wfe. back, fk; complained of a violent p.iin ir. hcr Ilo• mach, and rcquetted to he taken off the which was immediately done, but (he cipile.l be tore any medical affiftance could he obtaiLzd. The Coroner's inquest was held at Nowallly underline-, on Wednelilay lull, over a child whiell was killed on the Monday preceding, by a cart palling over its body. The accident was OCC4! . olied by the imprudence of its father, who cat ried it in •his arms while riding on his cart. Lag week an inquifition was taken at Newmar ket, on the body of R. Boon, groom to A. HOW ARD, Efq. who being fweating one of his ma'ser's race-hmies, tote horfe fud.lculy fed, and raking ever him, ditlocated his neck, and killed him on the fpat. . _ Tnefday an inquifition was taken at Hintlefham, Suffolk, on view of the body of Samuel Parker. On Saturday afternoon, the deceafed gain s; wi th two ladies to Ipfwich, in a one-horle chai,fe, the horfe fudticuly took fright, and going down a deep hill full speed, ran the chaife againit mother in the road, in which were two men, by which means both carriages were overturned, and every perfon thrown out, when the deceafed received a violent blew on the head, which .occafioned Lis death on the Monday foLowing. The others were much bruised by the fall, but are in no danger. On Sunday morning the houfe of Mr. Hob bottle, in Lexther-lane, Holborn, was broken open, and property dole's in bank notes and eta to the amount of t sol. At the Carter Scffions for Marlborough, on Mow fay Lilt, a neighbouring firmer u as convhfted of ite.tling oats from Mr. Wentworth, brewer, and was fentenced to be impriioneti and publicly whip• ped. At the late Qxarter Seffions forLeicefler, John Parer, printer, of that place, was convieted of publifhing a fong of a feditious tendency, and fen. tencedto twelve months imprifonmtnt. On Monday fe'nnight, a boy abut eight years of age was killed by a bull belonging to blr. Glof. fop, in the park, near Sheffield. It is fuppife I that the boy was playing with the bull, and had irritated him by plucking the chains which were paffed between his horns, when the animal threw him down and trampled him to death. On Tuefdayaftcrnoon the followin* melancholy accident happened near Abbotts Mill (tables : As two men, in the fervice of Mr. „Amf. s Simht.ias, were removing a calk of liquor, containing about twelve gallons, from one waggon into another, jolt as they-had got it to the floats of the waggon the horfii moved forward and flung one of the u•vn named John Bounds out of it on his back; the other man not having fufficient hold of the calk was obliged to let it drop, which falling on the head of the before-mentioned John Bounds, beat in the upper part of his Mall, and ociationed his immediate death On Sanday fc'nnight u the I mailer and Li verpool coach was goit.g r.i, brid g e, oil its road from Lancalter to Liverpool, about one o'clock, by fome.means or other, the off honk be hind gave a (tumble, and the coachman in cudea• vouring to hold it up, 'me of the fore horfas flew on the pavement on the fide of the bridge, which occafioued the coach to run on a hone, and im• mediately overturned it : the outfide pafren gers (nine in number) were thrown into the river, being from the top of the coach to the tin face of the water, fourteen yards; but fortuktately no lives were loft, nor did any of them receive any parti cular injury, except one infide paffenger, who had his head fradured, but is in a fair way of recovery. Fortunately, at the moment, the other two coaches were in fight, faw the accident, and immediately came to their affiftance. An unfortunate event took place in the vicinity of Stmur, in France : as tome young people were returning from a wedding, one of them, to evince his raffle joy, fired a pittol into the thatch of a cottage—it was loon in a blaze, and in a few mi nutes the flames fpread with Each fury, that four teen barns and fix bottles were reduced to allies. Four tailors, who were direßed to put two wo. men on board their (hip, bound from Bonrdeaux to the colonies, murdered them both a few days ago, for the fake of their property. A young man, in the neighbourhood of Rove, in Picardy, lately adminiftered poifon to his father, mother, and two fillers. The younger of the two girls, not more than ten years old, expired imme diately, in the greatefk agonies, and though every necetrary means were reported to, in order to five the lives of the father, mother, and the other daughter, no hopes, not the moll remote, are en tertained of their recovery. This abominably a& was perpetrated on the night of the 15th init. The poitim had been put into tome broth, and a cat and doge hich had eaten of it,alfodied inllantaneoully. It is reported that the young man intended to marry a girl, who was pregnant by him, and that, to be revenged of his whole amily, who oppoli.:d the union, he recurred to the above execrable meafu re. There are SO claire of taco of MUM' importance to fociety than thole which devote their time and talents to the preferva tion of the health of their fellow creatures. How eminently foe. sell,ful the late FRANCIS Sauirrritc was in this truly laudable employment, is completely eclat* by the sapidity of falc which hit celebrated A nviscoasurte Maori have invariably com manded. As a purifier of the blood, reftorer of the conftitu riot', and bracer of the fyftent, their tads bate been attvoilh inaa, as may Le fan by the furprifittgcoreS of perfons who were .afflicted with Scorbutic and Nervous Complaints, Gout, Rim nutifm, &c. and therefore the dote Lion of chore Impollors, who Lfmcans of forged hills and other pretended credentials, have vended& fporious compofitioa of this truly excellent medicine, /mull be a &deduction to all perfons who have a competent idea of /lc atafolutx realty there is .in being careful to purchafe the genuine Itantely, u well u of preferring penal property from Infringement. The true Medicine dial:waked by the King's Patent, du the bottle, bill, and wrapper; and sea fur. :be/guard. by favour of :hie Majeftfa CPeurdMoners of the Stanty-Ulbee e they have dLeed a Aunt on euhhottle,Erinted black,lnk., .li b repered twit.felt at D d. = " 1-15 0 Soho-fejdOt;pisk thr general ealleraig cadges ia Invisiiisitc-atiorroinivestlitolo.in‘sLoo t ilitty Wald A of& Battle contains opal to in finial ions. LONDON MARKETS.' BORN-EXCHANOR, MONDAY, JULY z 6. Ryan' of the PRICES of IfLOUP., front Vie trotlt Qf r to the I fiat of July iu:luhve. Total 14,4 Sit fackt —. l veraga 54%. 31 orl. higher data laft rata% A ETURN of WHEAT in Mirk-lane, ineluiLog ea!! 9... 1 , the sttb of July to the t 7th of July, Tut.tl-7427 t,tarters. Averazt-t..ys- laid. is. i:'.l. higher than k.ll uteri,. PRICE ,oF Hur3. i Kent 6116 s to 71 12s) i, Kan 71 os to 211.1.1 l Nufkx 61 t 4 to 71 04 • . 4 .• 81111 . 1.1 61 liiS to tl S t (.4 fiireit 01 lid t• 71 06.1 g 4 Fans. ;I 21 fa IC/ (.4.5 2 SMITHFIF.I.D, July .6. - To bait the offal—per done of BTh. Bee/ - 4s 64 to Ss 6(1 Veal • 4s c.l to 5s 01 Mutton •4s 8d to 5s 6d Pork - 5s 0.1 !...i 66 .4 Lamb Ss 6d to 6s 6cl. Stock at Market this morniug, kkads 17os, Sh e ep and Lambs 11,5:)3. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, July 26. Per Itone of 21b. by the carcafe. Reef 4 4 od to .53 od Veal is 4,1 to Ss 4 1 Mutton 4s 46 to Ss ell Pork 5s chi to Gs ..,1 'Lamb 58 od to 6s od. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, July 26. Smitishehl. St. James's. W hit . ..chap./. o.Hay 5t0t07 so I 5 ooto 8 0 o' 5 0 a t.. 7 7 * New 5 010 5 IS 2 14 •tO 2 IS 0 I 16 is to 2 4 a itrati , 2 otO 2 5 I ---..- 7 • 0 to 8 8• :lover 7 oto 8 es Do. new 6 • to 7 o COALS, July 26. Beft Coal. in de reel, 21. 3s. al per Clia!lran. Ddivsrad 2L 12$. ad. Sunderland, 2L t;s. od. DrPiers. 21. 6a. otl. ECCLESIAS nem. PROMOTION. • The Areb!dfltop of Canterbury has appointed the Bilhop cf St. DiViti% to the rural Deanry of Pocking, in LTA. B 1 P. EHS. On Saturday lalt, Mrs. Hen,r 4 e, of a fen. &unity morning, in Grufvenor-lireet, Mrs. Henry Howard, of a fon. IWARRIED. Tburfday, at ChM Church, Mitlalefex, Mr. J. Desfostucatz, of Sp!taltichls, to Mifs Watts, of Mile-End. Same day, at St. Luke's, Old-ftrect, James Crompton, Erg, of Red Lion-fquare, to Mrs. Auften, of Eaft-Rreet. Lieutenant W. Percival, of the Laft India Company's (mice. to Mifs Ridley, of gyen's hlm. 1)1E1). On Tuefday laft, at Caerhun, near Conway, in Carnatvon fhire, the Rev. Hugh Davies Griffith, of whom it can be fAid with truth, that be was a molt humane, friendly, alleeLonstc s unJifiuning, intrepid, horeft, and independent man. l'hurfilay fc'nnight, at his !eat at Malnsforth, in the county of Durham, R. Surtets, l'fq. in the 64th year of his age. Ho was a defect - Klatt of the antient family of Surtecs, who Ira," iLaited In that county in toe time of William the Con lqueror. ____ TO MORROW. Sun tins I Sun fete Moon rifts 14 minutes after 4I 46 m I ioutes after 7 17 minutes after II HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW, Morning 7 minutes atter I A ftenioall 33 mioetc alter TO CANAL CONTRACTORS AND MASON& THE KENNEL' and AVON,CANAL COM. MIT TEE intend meeting at the Bear Lan, Devizes,no Wedneft! iy, the ch of Aaguft, at Twelve o'clock at noon, to receive Proporals, and :•i,ter into Contrafts for Twenty-dui Locks, and Twenty Br.Jgca; and .i4fo 'or Cutting and Form. tour viilea of Canal, near the f4lllTown of DeVi2CL Plans and SpeGifizauons may be fccia by applying to &mei Haiiekini Jo, of Devizes &ford:nit GUN. for the Sit ,otang Seai . on are now on 8.116 ht gre:lt variety, remarkably Cheap, at R.O ISINSON and Gs's coma , tffioned Arna•sury sale-nem:4 r tchborne- area, the rep of the Haymarket, Loudon. Alfo fine Gunpowder, Patent hot, Hints, and all forts of Shooting Tackle, with an creel. Jun an:wit:neat Of Pillols and Blunderbutfes. Double and Singh barrelled Fowling Pieces, raar.inaOturesl of the firft Matedals and warranted, Spring Guns for Gardens, &c. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Etta Ne. 9, tkidge-Rrect, Loudon. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March tg, !Sot. I YEG leave to inform you, that ever fince the A year t 790, I have been afilidest with the Lues Ventre& ; aottish, from its obltinately refilling every courfe of medecim prefetilatal by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and under ' going fcveral fevere mulles of falivation, and twice dlfcharged from the Hufpital, with little relief, would appear to be of the molt inveterate nature. In the fining of lalt year my diforder had gat to fuck a head, as nearly to put a period to my exiltinem I had a large ulear on the crown of my head, one on each arm, ad my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had heeitio a hate of ulceratiars for the Lift feven years ; my left had alto two large nodes an it, was very much difeolaured,and gave me fuch excruciating pain. particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to dep rive ma oitai. In this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. 'fboinp. foe., (who received fo great a cure by them h ere ), t o ta k e your L eke's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of May; in the courfe of a ortnight I began to .cive benefit—in little more than a month the ulcers on my bead and atrns were found ly healed—loon after the fores on my legs healed alto, leaving however, confiderable difeolouratiou in the &in, and pain us :he Hale es: the left, which, by the bleffirat of Goo, and a !hal longer perfeverancr in ycur invaluable aledicine, fuhfidad ; the nodes difperfing, the &In regaining its natural hue, and the non turnal pains gradually going ca.-al thus became, by your libe ral advice and medicine,perfcelly free from all my former cox plaints—have recovered my former fpirit and thanes, and arts become jolly. and fat, in which (late having continued many months to the aftonifhment of all who knew me, I am at a loft in what terms to exprefs my gratitude, but beg you, for this good of other f.,Efering mortals, to make this my cafe as public. as poffible, as I fhall on every oceafitn ; in fo doing you will greatly oblige, air, your grateful, obedient, very bumble fervent. Ad.EX. VIURKER, Swan's Clore, Rah-greet, Ed:abate'. tnaffes to the *hove cure John Thonyfon, No. 3. New Paul: ryonark et, John IVl.lntolls , Ohl Alfemby dole, Edinburah. Prepared and had by the tole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY. LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his Hoag, N 0.9, New Bridge-greet, London; where, after a condant refidence of more than thirty-fix years, in a nras.iice particular ly direded to the cure of Veneriel Camplaima t and thole 15 ‘'"' dental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable feertcy which Men of his Profeffion Ibould always obferve in fuel( „ht: Hatters hinifelf, the advice and affillance lie gratnitouily ad minifters to perfous taking this Medicine, will be ellearied. by a &kerning Public, as an advantage feldons attainable, mil void of all ambiguity. Alfu fold, by his appointment, far the convenience of theft living at a diltance ' at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alhan . "- ttr..et. all-Mall;. he Toy-gaup, lan. to;, Oxford-it:ect ; Mr. Dilbormiglis, N 0.7, Fills greet-hill ; Mr. Steel, bock (ear, No. z, Union-row, Little Tower-hia ; Mr. Baxter's, South- Midge, Edinburgh; Mr. Callwell's, ; and by one pet• fon :n every conlidarable town in Great Bruin and Ireland, in boxes of only as. 9d. each. felled up, with full and plain ci redions, whereby perfms of either felt may cure there:area With cafe, (peed, fern cy, and fafety. N. & Every Pox fold its Great Britain is faded up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Curamigioncri, is pradoli at the Stamp-Office—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-Area-ant imitate which Is felony, and all other& are counterfeit LONDON: Pebetc.l far the Proprict• rs by JOHN DANIFI greyettnaby-ftreet) at the STAR PSI N riN a-Of FICE, No . !• -Erect ; sad ptibtlLhed by LEVEL K. t.NT (of Car lerbuzi-pieee, LambetE), at No z, Carry-axe. wad a t t " llTAit•Qarca. Yeist:Ac- Bar ; to wl•ich Ofee all outmost .lthri ISSellosoos arortquotcd to be adteoffM• . .