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LAW INTELLIGENCE. 111 CONTINUATION FROM THE ?RECEDING PAGE. PREROGATIVE COURT, DOCTORS COMMONS, NOVEMBER 14. • BICKFORD V. HEEELTINE. This was a quellion refpeeting the laa will and teflament of Rofe Beckford, Efq. deceafed, which was propounded on behalf of Mr. Thomas Beck. ford, the brother of the teflator, who claimed under that will as univerfal legatee. It appeared that the deceafed was poffeffed of confiderable property, to the amount of between 40 and 50,0001. and that this will was made at a time the deceafed was incapable of writing his I name, in confequence of having broke a blood•vef fel, of which diforder he died within eight or ten• minutes after he had, with great difficulty, made his mark to the paper in queftion. It farther ap peared, that the deceafed had a natural daughter• and other near relations, who were entirely paffed over by this difpolitinn of his property. The Court, after hearing the Counfel on both fides, was of opinion that the evidence was too Sight, under all the cireumaances of the cafe, to pronounce for this paper, as containing the lalt will and teasment of the deceafed, and according. ly rejefled the fame. PALACE COURT, NOV. 26. GIONTER V. JONES. This was an aftion for work and labour done by the plaintiff in his profeffion of audioneer and appralfer. It appeared in evidence, that the de fendant, Jones, wifhing to embrace the lucrative bufinefs of a publican, agreed with a Mr. Pollard, who had a houfe to let, to take it of him, and to pin down 36. as a depofit, as is ufual on there oc cafions. A broker was employed by each party to appraife the goods and fixtures. The plaintiff was employed by Jones, and the evidence, Mr. Chatburn, was employed by Pollard. Four days were confumed in the appraifement and negotia tion, which at length broke off, from want of abi lity in Jones to fulfil his part of the contradt, and the 301. depot - it was forfeited. Five guineas were demanded by the plaintiff for his trouble—two guineas only were paid, Mr. Jones think;ng that enough, under all the circumfiances: The other broker charged and was paid fit guineas for his trouble. A letter from Jones was put in and read, which was an acknowledgment of a debt being due to the plaintiff, which put an end to the caufe. After the Learned Judge had left the cafe to the Jury, they, after a fbort confultation, found a vet.- 4Sa of two guineas for the plaintiff, thereby rating the broker's attendance at one guinea per day. Beef Mutton COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, NOV. as. SAIL ST. VINCENT V. LORD WILSON. The important and long depending cattle be. tween Earl St. Vincent and Lord Nelson, refped. fog tome priee-tnoney, was decided this day. As many of our Readers may be unacquainted With the cireumftances of this cafe, it may be ne eeffary ta.Rate them. Earl St. Vincent was ap pointed to the command of the fleet tiationcipff the coa ft of Spain; but his health requiring a Mort sifence from the fquadron, be wrote to the Lords of the Admiralty, and obtained permiffien to re turn to England, on leaving his command to the west flag Officer. Hie Lordfhip, previous to his departure, gave orders to Capt. Digby, of the Alcmene, to cruife within the limits of the flit lion • then deputing his command to Lett' Keith, failed for England in the Argo. From Lord Keith, the command devolved upon Lord Nelfon, who became and continued tenor Admiral on that nation until tbereturn of Lord K.; in the interval, Capt. Digisy captured two Spanith flips of war and Lord Nelfon, as Commander in Chief, claim. ad his (hare of the prise-money. The proclamation of 0,7, on which the quel tios of his Lordfhip's right greatly depended, di nes thdt a certain proportion of prize-money *odd be divided among the flag Officers, and that one-eighth fhould belong to the Commander in Chief; but the 4th article of the Paid proclama tion ordered, that if she Chief Flag Officer return ed home, be fhould not be entitled to any (hare of the prize-money obtained by the (hips under other command. The proclamation alfo provided, that when a flag Officer was appointed to the coin• wand of a fleet, he fhould not be entitled to any prize-money till he aftually arrived within the li mns of the Elation. On this ground, therefore, Lord Nelfon laid claim to one-eighth of the prizes captawed by the Alcmene. Ms. juftiee Rooter was of opinion (and fup ported by the proclamations of the years 1744 and r 75-6), that a flag Officer returning home on account of his health, ought not to be confidered as having abdicated his command • that he was refponfible, and that in fafi, the fleet was ading under his authority. There proclamations, which Deemed to lodge a diferetionery power in the breaft of His Majefly, were not. to be confined. by the dry rules of legal pleading ; and it was a doubt whether the 4th article of the proclamation of x 797, which differed ht words from the former, could be conftrued as excluding the Commander in. Chief, when abfeht on' a twmporary occafion, from a (hare of the prizemoneo; or whether it war meant only to apply when he was fuperfeiled by the next flag Officer in command. Lord Ai.ras Lev was of the fame opinion, and tired many - arguments in fupport of his dot rine ; the adjudged cafes, many of which, were quoted on this oceafion, inclined equally to both parties; bet the la% namely, that of the St. Ann, which was moft in point, had been decided by the Judge Advocate, in favour of Admiral Murray, who, not having abdicated his command,wasconfidered as entitled to his (hare of prize-money. -- were on the op had nearly _ to another prayed, on the RUTH with - tbe Onus . • LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER fia. • A Return of the PRICES of FLOUR from the 13th November to the t9th of November inclufive. • Total 23,288 facks.---Average 49 1 - 90. 21. Od.lower than Lift return. PRICE OF HOPS. Kent 91 os t• xxi ti - Kent to n as to 131 os i Suites 91 os to 111 4S 1 Sulks 91 9s to 121 Os 1 4 , Effez 91 os to itl OS Farts. 101 os to i6l OS t r i PRICE OF SEEDS, November 26. Red Clover (old) 2C5 to 753 per cwt. Ditto (new 75$ to toss White ditto 405 to 112$ Ditto (new) Bos to izos , Trefoil ' 3as to 68s Turnip 18s to 25s per ballet Rye Grafs ass to 435 per quarter Carraw ay 36$ to 41$ per cwt. Coriander 28s to 3os ditto Canary Seed 86s to 935 ditto New Rape Seed 321 to 361 per laft. Rib Grafs 30s to 36s per cwt. Brown Muftard Seed its to sss per Mac!. White ditto los to 145 per ditto. SMITHFIELD, November 26. To fink the offal—per ftone of 81b. Beef 4$ od to 31 2tl I Veal 3s od to 6s & Mutton ss od to ss 8d Pork 4s 8d to ss ilt NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, November 26. Per Rone of 81b. by the carcafe. is tod to 45 od I Veal 3s 8d to ss 8( 3$ 6d t• 4s 6d Pork 45 8d to 35 8. Stock at Motet this morning, Beafts 430, Sheep and Lambs, 2,800. RAW HIDES, November 26. Hides (per ftone) 35 8d to 44 od I Heavy Calf 95 6d each Middling 3$ 44 to 31 6d Horfe Skins 13$ to 165 od Ordinary 21 tod to 3s od Sheep Skins 3s od to 78 od PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL Butts, so to stolb each 1944 to lid Ditto, 6o to 661 b 24d to aid Merchants Backs 1944 to std Drelfing Hides tyd to 21(1 Fine Coach Hides ltd to .2sid Crop Hides for Cutting sod to sad Flat Ordinary . 184 to 19#d Calf Skins, 40 to sotb per dozen 24d to 32d Ditto 30 to 7olb 26d to 31d Ditto 7o to 8016 a sso .. to 274 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s sd to 3s 6d . Large ditto 14105 to 140$ per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides as to 3ss each Goat Skins sc. to 76s per doz. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 4s 3d Town Tallow 71304 toot Clare Market 4$ 3d Rufaa ditto (ca.) 66s 6d to os Whiteehapel Market 43 ad Ruffle ditto (foap) 62s to 63s (per (tone of 81b.) White Candle Rulfia 63s to 645 .- -- Melted Stuff 371 od to 59$ 12s 6d Ditto Rough 43s od to OS 4$ ad ()reeves i 6. od to os - Good Dregs los to os Ye/low Seep, 765. to o , 4—Mottled, 84s—Curd, 88.. Candles, x is. 6d -Moulds, 1 as. 6d. PRICE OP HAY AND STRAW, November 26. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitechapd. 0. Hay 7 oto 7 to 4 aoto7 to 0 410 to 7 7 • New 3tsto 6 6 Straw ito to . tz6 x 96tot i 6 0 1 6tol 15 o Clover 6xs to 7 7 6 to to 7 16 o COALS, November 26. Belt Coals in the Pool, 31. os. od. per Chaldron. Delivered 31. 95. od. Sunderland, IL 13$. od. DeNvered 31. 45. cd. cafe:— Avcrage Pries BIRTH. At Limerick, the Lady of Walks Perffe, of Chevy-duce, county Galway, Efq. of a ko. DI E.D. Saturday laft, in Cooper's-row, Mrs. Gaywood, late of Peck ham. Monday !aft, Matter Richard Alcock, fun of James Alcock, of Putney, 1 fq. aged nine years. Mr . S Amu. r, relict of Dr Rob. Sumner, formerly of Harrow. At Grenada, the a ath'of September, Mr. James Haddow, of Atari-lane, London. The9th init. at Wenfley,in the county of York, Mrs. Maude. 1 widow orilamas Maude, Efq. late of that place and of Burley. Oa Wednefday fennight, at Lavender-hill, Henry Knowles, Efq. many years a moit refpeetable merchant in t' e Borouels. At Norton, Richard Gildart, Efq. only fon of Richard Gild art, Efq. of Norton-hall, Stallordlire. In Iklfait, Mr. John Tilden, printer. At Latham, upon the ath init. John Brown, Efq. of Water. haughs. At Amiterdant, between the 17th and siith ult. Samuel Da. rid Levy, otherwife Porch's*, noted for his wanderings, at the advanced age of too years, two months and 27 days. He '.has left behind him 211 children, and 27 grand children. He L'prckrved all his faculties to the lait hour of his life. It is not little linguist that his mother, Judith David., attained the age W yaws, two months, and s 6 days. Her brother. Jacob ,Von Leyden, died upwards of top years of age, and in his too he pertbrmed a journey en foot from Leyden to Catwlek n' the See. At Spastwellsosear Perth, Mn. Badsnoch, widow of the Rev. Mr. Bodenoels, minifter of Ringo:Arum. At Doonafs, county of Clare, John Clarke, Efq. , At Stephenttown, county of Louth, Mat. Fefeue, Eq. 1 At 'Wear, Sutherlandthire, of a dropfy, on t o e 3d Mit in the !ad year of hls age, Mr. John Fiera, late atibt on UN setate :,4 } g't Copy of a Letter, re ewes lit Mr. 9ed13,1 &Womb, an forwarded by him to the Proprietors of SPII.IIIII7RT'S A NTI - eirric Deo es, No. 15. Soho-fquare, London. SIR, lAM very happy to inform yott of the good effedt I have experienced from the ufe of splllbury ' s Drops recently procered from yon. Tho following is a &on Rate :sent of my cafe : About a year flocs I perceived a fmall pimple on my right leg, which gradually increafed, difcharging a thin avid hu motir; feveral large boils then appeared, and both legs were affeCted, till at Taft the fore part of my right leg became ulcer ated from the knee to the foot; the pain WaS In acute that I was reduced to the neccflity of keeping my bed, :lot being able to walk; I lay in this condition near fix months,during which time 1 confulted feveral medical gentlemen, but with littli• effect, till fortunately I was alvifed by a friend to try Spill bury's Drops, •which I fent for to your %op; the good eft. els of which have been moft furprifing, for in a ikon time my legs were healed, and my health and Itrength rcftored, which, un der PROVIDENCP., I can attribute only to the excellence of the above ruediciry, and am hippy to fay that at the prefent pe- Hod I am in every refpedt as found in my linabs, and as per fectly well in health and ftrength, as I have ever been at any • former period of my life. I am, Sir, Dean, near Edinburgh, Your obliged fervant, July 5, 5802. WILLIAM WILSON. We, the underfigned, do certify to the truth of the above Mrs. MILLER, Grozer, Edinburgh. ItonilaT BitoWN, Weaver, Water of Leith. ARcu. Fly rE, Weaver, Dean, near Edinburgh. The above Drops are fold by the general Venders in Town and Country, with a black (tamp affixed to each hor*e, mar .ed " Spilfbury and Co. No. 55, Soho-fquare," alfo the words "By the King's Patent," on bottle, bill, and wrapper. WHEN Profeffional Men of education and re konfibility deviate from the general fyftem by the fe ledion of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long continued fuccefs is the heft criterion of fuppiority. Ten years have I devoted my.pradice to the exclufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fucccfsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of thofe complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiallon into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an early period of Pradtice to refcue individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, eomprize every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.-2dly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that de rangement of the fyftern in Women which is called BARREN NESS or sTERILrrY. _ . Numerous difeafes are the refult of ignorance or hafte in the treatment of a fimpk Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcretion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperlor method rush complaints are eaftly cured, and even where others have failed, I truft that I may prefume to offer a radical re-eftahfsfhment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in the .diforder, compared with the calamitous fituations of Men, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gale tica of a falbionable Life, acquiri that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequencc ()finch perniCious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery. but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fome eonfolation for him to know, that although it , be an objedt of daebt or uncer tainty with other Pradlitioners, the removal of there DEFI CIENCIES bythe gradual jprogrefs of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. If thcrites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradtion of this languid Itate, saki in theft cafes no great difficulties will occur But where this Deficiency hr. for years witted. a prow Per feverance is ilidifpenfibly requi rite to revive the ilumbering fp ark s of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitntion. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long bean ditappanted in their expedlations of a Family, may be affured, that in molt inftances fuch deeds are curable by Medical Skill I'heSECRECY which is foeffGatial to ray undertaking, and the Q2alificatiotis which I have preformed to Rate. form the Batts a . my Pretenlioris, and in coincidence with fuels this inti mation is given, that Mr. BREE may be confukcd perfonally (or by letters incloGng a (mall note) at his hook, No. x 9, Arun del-ftreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-ft:en adjoining, and the name is on both the doors. M. BRED. Member of the Royal College of Sumas. As two of the Learned Judges were cif:fide, the judgment of the Conn I withheld, and the parties referred Tribunal; but as judgment was pray part of Lord Nelfon, Mr. Junice Ho drew ; eonfequently, the decifion of ••. . , • • FOR THE GOOD THE PUBLIC. NXTHEN an individualhas experienced any parti cular mark of kindnefs, in which his welfare and happi ners have been confidcrably promoted, nothing is more natural than to reek out the perfon by whom we have been ferved, for the purpore of exprefling our grateful fenfe of the favour beftowed. But in cafes of heakii,where we have been recovered from the loft deplorable (tags of debilitated nature, and reftored to the full en joyment of all the various bleffings of life,we are forcibly called on by every confideration, to acknowledge it in the moitpliblic man nee. We owe this eqtrally to our own feelings, which mutt be fenfibly awakened on the occafion to the (kill and talents of the Doctor, which merit every encomium, and to the public at large, in order that thofc who may !land in need of fimilar N arks' may know where to receive them. 1 - laving made thee general obfervations, 1 fhaU proceed to ftate the particular cafe that ha. occafioned them, and to lay before the public thefali tarn efedls that I have experienced under the greateft of lietions that Can polfibly befal us. I was born and educated at Win. chefter, and at feventeen years of age went to the Univerfity at Oxford. Prior to my leaving Wincheiter, and more particular. ly at College, I was reduced to the molt grievous ttate, by rhe horrid and unnatural practices, too incident to youth, and which are not more baneful to our health, than finful in the eye of GOD. I W: SA &ft Allard with a dimnefs of fight, a weaklier' in my, loins, and a depreffion of fpirits. In this fituation I applied to Baron Wenfel, the famous oculift, who informed me it proceeded from the optic nerves. I for force time followed his advice, till one day returning from !hooting, I was feized with a numbnefs in my limbs to fuch a degree, as to lead me to conclude thtt 1 fhould entirely lofe the life of them. This induced me to put myfeif under the hands of Dr. W. of Oxford ; but neither his ald, nor the waters at B.th, which place I vifited, afforded me the lealt relief; my (piths at length were fo ferioufly depreffed with violent palpitations of the heart, and my Ile% fo much de sayed, that I became a mere Ikeleton. Obferving, however, in the Bath papers a publication by Dr. 13rodum, intituled, " AGuide to Old Age," dedicated to his Majefty, I was induced to pei ufe the fame, when I fortunately difeovezcil the complaint 1 had fo long laboured under. I have the happinefs to add, that by following the advice contained therein, and going through a complete courfe of Dr. Brosiom's invaluable Nervous C o rdial,l am now,thank H r Ayr 11, perfedlly recovered, and as well as ever I wa4 in my life. I have fince quitted the Univerfity, and am going to enter into the holy (late of matrimony, with a determination never to be without " A Guide to Qld Age r. and, at the fame time, I think it my duty to advifeall young men to follow my example, as a perufal of this excellent book may happily prevent the at- PI Red from being precipitated headlong to an untimely grave, which, but for Dr. Brodum, would molt inevitably have been nal „tare. I am, Sir, your's, &c. &c. Oxford. A. D. M. A. The Botanical Syrup and Reftoratlve Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Doctor's houfe, No. 9, Albion-Meet, 7 doors from the Leverean Mufeum, Surrey fide of Alackfriars-bridge, in bottlesat t ts. 6d. and 6s. od. (duty included) at Withers' (late CockeU s) Medicine Warehoufe, 292, Strand ; W. Bulgin, Printer and Bookfeller, at his Medicinal Warehoufe, No. 3, Wine-itreet ; who has received a large and freib fupply ;Th onip fon and MUI3, Caftle-fireet ; Browne, Tolzey ; C. Routh • Bridge-street ; Reed and Shepard , Briftol ; Meyler and Crut well, Bath; Meffrs. Ooadby, Sherborne ; Mr. Raikes, Olou ceiter ; Mr. Tymbs, Woreefter Mr. Trewnian, Esetts Swinney, Birmingham ; Spilibury and Co. Mary-ftreet, Dub lin ; and by all Printers, Bookfellers, and Venders of Medicines in the Three Kin*doens. • • *T• thole Ladks and Gentlemen bordering on the ftatc, of katrimony, the Door would particularly recommend the Bobiticsl Syrup, prior to their appearance before the Altar hi Ifyineu, who are in the fmalleft degree apprehenlive of the Syf' tent net bolos entirely found, or Coble* to rdazatioao of the fond& ~~ i• , DISEAIES of th e tirritßA An CEitAIN Cox ! . PLAINTS. . • AS foie Proprietor of D.t'ran's celebrat e d med i . cattd &talkie: and Remedies. Mr. Du rout intern ) , t h e Public, that he may al; ufual be co.iftfl Cl daily from 9 to 3, zt his ho.ffe No. 5, Frith-lirset, Soho, on Cafes of Stridter e .. 0 4, ftrudlions, Glerts, etc. &c as Vital as Debility. and every du, o der wher& fecrecy is fo eftential a requilite, that Mr. 1). h es provid li a fp cious Hoof , that every P .bent May b e h ue°. duced ia a t•naratc apartment Mr. I) has far many y., e , coiffimc 1 h'mralf to that departmant of Surgery, andfro t 2 n .; t G s.. li tenve i katqk ~ and the mutt fiattel:ng f uc:e f s, he ii enabled to idler a metaod of cure mild, effic eious, r equ i r i ng The e,en linemcnt or re t aint in diet, and prtvting the potti!).lity g 4 rehapfe. Perfo..a in the country Ratin g t h e i r cafes 11,:iy i n e letter, endo(ind a one ora two ound n o t e , will halll:plaii .1. re. m.:dies lent to the aniount. For the various 1) mp; . ms. k, ' lee Mr. 1 )utour's Treadle on the above corr;p airn s, pric e he fifth editnia; to be had of J. Callow, (.;70Vili e6itirt,SuLe; H. D. Symonds, Paternolter-row; awl of Le Atith.;r. For itheunlatirmi Rhehma l t n ic ach, d ig . flying B ll ai m n b s n , e g i en 4' era liaif ll Y ;ebility 4cd Relaxation of the Swa t: , SPRAINS, BRUISES, CHILBLAINS, Ike EI XPERIENCE has proved t h e m il d Ilimulat;ri powers of WI-II l'EllEAD's of MUStAkli, Pills and Fluid, the molt effedual rem.dy cvcr m a d e k nuoß to the world, having fucceeded in cafi s of fix, cighi, twenty, and even of forty years (larding, after other meats had failed, and it has ahfolutely cured mere patieuel of the above complaints, than all the medicines ever before nia!o Public. The fluid Effence is fo fingularly peneiratihk aid fpeedy in its operation, as generally to effed the cure al SPRAINS, BRUISES, and CHILBLAINS, by a few applications. Whitehead's Hence of Multarsl is prepared and fold at as. gd. each Box or Bottle, by R. JonttlTOS, Apoth No. is, Grc el-street, Soho, London And its reputation is fo univerfally effablithed, that it m:y be had of every Medicine Vender in England, Ireland, Writ Indies. and America. To prevent ammo kit impolition, purchaferg are ITgiteft e i to obferve, the Genuine is diltiugiiiihed by the King's Patent, and the Signature of lijo H Ns ro N, the Patentee's own writin g on the label of each Bottle or Box. NEW MEDICINE ACT --- 7 -- ' At the cnly Warehoufe for Dr. James's PoWdir, No. 45, St Paul's Chtinh-yard, Loudon, THE following MEDICINES are fold s at the prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties; and as it is enadted, that from the sft of September; ik2, the Skimps ihould be applied to all Proprietary Medicinii, ai *red tor Fore:zit as for Hume Confumption, and as a Conf . /db.:able Add:: tion is made to thc Stamps on the Articles of higher VAse, ,r thofe in Bulk, the Prices of Dr. James's Powder wP.the in ture 2s. 9d. per Packet, or it ss. 6d. per Dozen; Kit a s . Quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up fin. the Army and Navy) may be had for tl. 4e. And as by Fitiour of the Commictioners of the Stamp )(H&c, Plates arc prepared f 4 Mr. Newbery's r-parite wi:h his Name entraved itkcacti Stamp, the Public Will be careful to obfervE ihit the Words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," tire printed id the Siitrips 4 all his Medicines; and as it is pry-Coned that this will bell Li& dent Security againit Counterfeit", hfs Signature on tbc 14b-is on Dr. James's Powder will batrecontioued frombeneeforward. ' S•amps will Le allowed : gist* a qua!, to thofe otho put chafe Half a Dozers er more at a time, of the loWei prisei Artie es. s. d. d. Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Lozenges of Blois - Bottle 24 0 Fteakc's Tina. Of Birk 4 n Analeptic Fills 4 6 Hz:l:hazel's ditto 2 9 I large Box 24 0 Englide Coffee Dr. Stvers's Opoacldoe 2 6 deurine Al.:teeth& - Convuliion Oil 2 6 Ormkrk Medicine 8 6 Camotnile Drops 1 9 Inglis's' Scots Pill : o ---.-- Paregoric Lo- Effence of Peppermint i 1 t zenges - Iti Grant's Drops - llf Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Dr. ii.oper's Pills 1 i Dr. Alain's Ch.dybeate Glaris Mignefia 3 6 I>itto - 4 0 Henry's ditto - i 6 D lby's Carminative 1 9 Norton's Drops s 6 Effeuce of Coltsfuot 3 6 Spilfbury'v ditto y o Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Solander's Tea 2 9 Spence's Dentt.'riee 4co Grcr.ougit's Tindttre z 1 Jon. s's Rbetunatit Tine- Do.Tolu Lozeirjes Iz4 tare • • 'irritßA COht. PLAINTS. • At of D.tran's celebrated medi. d Remedies. Mr. Devout itiforin% th e ufual be co.iftal cd daily from 9 to 3, te React, Soho, on Cafes of Stticlttreo, &c as %lien as Debility. and every du, fo cfrential d requilite, that Mr. D. N s Dui , that every P .ticnt Ma 7 ye in ,artment. Mr. has far many 141 t depattmcnt of Surgery, and from 1, it milt flattering fuc:efs, he ii enabled me mild, effic cious, requiring n e, ; i diet, and prtventing the potti!Llity of 4 to country Rating their cafes fullyi o e tWo timid note,svill havepr* e re . aunt. For the various I) mp: „a 4, Ile on the above corrp airTts, price:; h a d of J. (.'allon', Crowe; educe, Set o; notter-row; and of lir. Atith.;r. tunatic Cont, Sciatica, Lurrila;7o-57"1,,%,•,; Ify, Indigaltien, spacrius:icer I i)ebility and Relaxation of tile Svael.; ROISE.S, bas proved the mild ItimulaCri vitEAD's E-,SF.NeIi of MUSTAkIi , 1 1 1 4 oft efta cnal rem.dy ever m a d e k coal fucceeded in eif a of ill, tight, tell, forty years (boding, after other meats s altfolutely cured mere patinas of the an all the medicines ever before nta,le Effc:ace is fo fingularly peneiratiUg and ,as generally to etttt the curt of 3RUISES, and CHILBLAINS, a few applications. e of Multar.l is prepared and fi•ld at Bottle, by R. Jonudroit, Apothecary 11 Soho, London , is fo 3_ 6 N. B. Stamps with Mr. Nawbery's Name are affixed to the brit twenty Artieles above enumerated; a d as many ter:o particularly ferwants and rnefiengers, mi'ake his hours:, !se is under the neceffity of pointing out, twat it is at the raft nt of St. Paul's, neareft to t. he:Article, and that it has a large white ftuccoed front, on which thcfc wor.'s art: infcribed: "THE ONLY WARROOVSF Vox DK. JAM CS ' S POtYDP.It." To T. TAYLOR. burgeon, No. 9, New driage-areet,l.unaon Edinburgh, Mar 2, TN the fpring of 170} 1 was atiliaed with a Vent. real Complaint, which I treated with iaditferettre fee f et. months ; but Wai then obliged to apply to a regular Ph-frie s ' who put a temporary flop to the virulence of tlw difeale (by mercurial applications) or Come time ; but growing, in foal all medicine and the advice of th tint Gentlemen of the Factt!ty here, work and worfe fort. o ,'cars, I WWII redaced to Sll:te alnio ft unparalleled and beyond deferiptisn, being an entirelefer, and ulcerated from head jo foot.—My head, throat, in eett, nofe, legs, arms, Ste. have been alternately in dander at he, terse ing ufelefs; in Ilion, I have had from ao to lo eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of light.—lt woeli voluminous to particularize all my cafe—fuflice it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerou!, or of 3 more complicated nature. I was long look e•• tfrf friends, and imagined myrelf, beyond all hspec of recovery zn I indeed, in my than condition, death was preferable to my rEtre than milerable Rata. In this dreadful fituation did I drag a real miferiible exigence, till Die' NE PROVIDENCE threw in gay ail a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. Ti. of Plymouth.-24 friends read it, I could not.—l fent and procured ionic (A !OW LEASE'S 1 1 / 1 1 ENT PILLS, which, by Wig iron) iinic to t,u.r., am now, and have long been, (after more than tour y.vr• deferibable diltrefs), ill as 4 good a gate of ht;alth as ever I cli• toyed ; as a proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, healthy born to me a taw months ago. In gratitude to Gui., and iS hopes of rendering my fellow-creature fervice, i requelt gat:!* publilh this; and yobs may at any time refer potions, who tat to be fatisfied of the truth of this, or fortan r particulars', is me or my friends, by letter or potion. As few cafes fee hadnefs will ever equal mine, and none es eyed it, I have from CRIVI - izlice every reafon to Afore mankind, that in your ',EMU'S PILLS they will find a fore f l ealltrailre and radical cure, tar that molt dreadful nage of Cu: Volar d Difeafe, which is CONFIRMED WC-s. r• Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOMAII colt, 'Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Loadan. e his honfe, No. 9, New Bridge-ft reet ; where he will J ..: Ati' vice, without a fee, to perfons takicg theft: Pills er fiver patients letters, if poft paid, on the fame tern.. ,•!.. co-; ing in all cafes the moil inviolable fecreey, r t: cafe having been mentioned, het at their own par:Htlar by the Proprietor, during the courfe of more gets that he has had the contlita Mg, of Ali eStCII:iVe fale of 3,ee • medicine, and the practice atiting th:eefrent... They are alio fold, by his Appointi ent. for the of thole living at a* &flame, by Mr. 11.att - r, Edinburgh; Mr. Mentions, Printer, (41 , 1g0w, to t•`•` . r ` Mr. T. refers for his addrrfti at the Perftleaces, Alhan's-greet, ; Mr. Robert:en s Toy-fhor . 1. Oxford-firs:et ; Mr. Difborougll'h, No. 7, 11:11-nrcts.-.. nearly oppulite the Monument ; MrSteers, books. Ne..:; Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Callwell's, I by one Perfon in every confideraLle town in Ireland, in Boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, foiled tip with fa lain Directions, Nvlsereby Perfons ut either at It war • 7 theinfelves with cal' and fecrecy. HIGH WATER A f LONDOt4 mt Mosniqg • Aftanoun 1.0 N DON : Printed for the Proprietors, by JOHN (of Maiden-lane', Covent-Garden) at the Si Alt Or Flirt, No. I, Carey-ttreet ; and publithed by . 1 •' K t.:NT,of Canterhory •plact.,l.ainhetii!at No. t Car:Nl: 14 and at the STAR-0 MC TefrlplC•B;r. ;tO Wh:Ch oestantunicatiotts for Epar It arc rccucttcd to 14; 41%. MARRIED. On Saturday talk* Poetfinouth, Capt. John Girard, of the Royal. Navy , to PACs Carter, daughter of Sir John Carter. John Curtis, Efq. of Whitechapel, one of the Deputy Lieu tenautanfthe TowerDivifion, to Mifs Harriet Amelia Jones. Mr. Dicke, of Holborn-hill, to Mifs Wedge, daughter o f Chador Wedge, Efq. of Weftly Bottom; Cambridgelltire. Thurfdoy,Thonsas Marlborough Pryor,Efq.to Mifs Hannah Hoare, daughter of Samuel Hoare, Efq. of Hampftead Heath. Thurfday, at St. George's Church, Thomas Gale,jun.Efq. of Lower Brook-ftreet, to Mifs Leake, daughter of Robert Martin Lake, Eq. of Ouildford-ftreet. The 7th hitt. at Hwyton, Mr. William Tyrer, of Prefton, to Mifs Rid*, of the formerpbee. Ott the 13th irritant, at Hevalkam, the Rev. J. S.rickland, to MiftAtidnfon, of Heverfltam-hall. °tithe z&h loft, at St Thomas's Church, Liverpool, Wm, *cocaina ' Efq. of Auburn Lodge, near Manchefter, to Mifs Maria Coulbourn, daughter of Mr. Win. Coulborn, merchant, of LiverpooL The 9th inft. atßarrow, near, Chefter, Mr..Joreph Walker, Irewer, of Liverpool, to Mifs Ann Bate, daughter of Mr. 14- ward Mite, of the former place. ' At Care,Richard Hill, of the Royal Marines, to Mifs Tha , mar Sleigh, daughter of Edward Sleigh, Efq. I In Baggot-ftreet, Dublin, Nath. Ram,' Efq. late Lieutenant Coked in 4th Fooc,to Mifs Nefbitt,fifter to Ma hew Nei tt lot Derryearn, county of Leitrim, Efq. John Molloy, of Strawberry hill, King's county, Ef qMa jor in the EaR India Company's fervice, to Mifs Tighe, daugh ter of Mr. L. Tighe, of Blue Bell, county Dublin. Mr. William Steed, to Mils Maria Fogg, both of Tight . ftreet, Dublin. At Belturbet, Rev. N. Guilin, to Mifs Boyd, d ughter of Captain Boyd, of the Light Dragoon Guards. John Powell, Elk county Sligo, to Mifs Lane, daughter of 'the fate James Lane, Efq. formerly a Sheriffs Peer of Dublin. At Cork, Richard Harding, Efq. of the Waurford Militia, to Mifs Mary Patterfon, daughter of Jofeph Patterfon, of Done- Mie s Efq. At Edinburgh, on the 19th inftant, Dodtor Henry Robert fon to Mifs Ann Dernpfter, daughter of the late Mr. Robert Demeter, dtusgift. At Kilbarcbao, on the Bth inftant, Donald Campbell, Efq. of the Mart of May, to Mifs Ann Campbell, daughter of Mr. William Campbell, writer, in Kilharchan. At Ardgowan, on the lath intlant, Mr. Grev il le Ewing, Monter of the orpel, Glafgow, to Mifs Barbara Maxwell, daughter of the late Sir James Maxwell, of Pollock, Bart.