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CLERARNIVELL SESSIONS. HICKS% HALL, JAN{YART s. LIMIT 17. THIR LONDON WIT DOCK COMPANY. This was a caufe of confiderable importance, and highly interettin to that part of the com munity interefted in the operations of the Wet • Dock Company, or other corporations of fimilar • kind. The fuit was inilituted by the plaintiff to re cover compenfation from the defendants for cer tain buildings in Ratcliffe Highway, occupied by the former in a fatiory for (pinning linen yarn by machinery worked by a Ream engine, which build ings are to be pulled down • by order of the Wet Dock Company, under the powers in them veiled by the Ail of Parliament under which they ate incorporated; and alfo for the coils to be incurred by the pulling down, removing to other premifes, and re-ereaing the Paid Ream engine and other machinery in as perfed a Bate at they originally .Rood, and for an adequate compenfation to the plaintiff for the lofs he would fullain by the call tion of his trade during the period of pulling down and re-building the raid engine and machinery. Mr. Serjeant DIST, on the part of the defen dants, Rated to the Court and Jury, that the de fendants had already compromifed that part of, the matter in difpute, which related to the pullirg down of the buildings, by agreeing to pay the plaintiff four thoufand pounds. The only quer tion then left for the Court and jury now to be decided was, Winther any compenfation was due to the plaintiff on the fubjed of compenfation for lots of trade? He would contend no fuck coenpen. fation was due, for he would prove, by evidence, that the concern had long been a lofing one to the plaintiff; that three years ago he had - refolved to abandon it, as fo far from gaining, he was lofing by the bufinefs Sol. a week ; that about two years llnce he objected to his being over-rated in the parochial tues, becaufe his premifes were by no means fully occupied, and his bufinefs a lofing one L tl.at moil of his work people had been long fince difcharged, and the latter work carried on was merely with a xicw to fupport this claim for compenfation from the Wet Dock Company, who, by pulling down the building, for which the plain tiff had agreed to argot .a •compronsife, had in fad done him a moll defirable fervien, by re lieving him from hufinefs, which, if followed much longer, mil be inevitably ruinous. He, therefore, contended, the plaintiff had no right whatever to any compenfation. In fupport of this ftatement a number of wit neffes were examined. Mr. Easaiaz, for the plaintiff, argued with great ability that his client had every claim to the compenfation for which be had applied; that is his cafe was involied the right of proteaion which belonged to every Englifhman under the laws of his country againft the arbitrary encroachments of corporate bodies; and, after a very able and feeling appeal to the Conk and jury, he adduced a number of witneffei in fupport of his claim. The CH•1101•N fummed up the evidence, and about five o'clock the Jury retired; and, after a deliberation of near an hour, returned a verdia for the plaintiff of 40001. a dditional compels& tion to the 40001. already agrees to by the de fendants. POLICE. , Cu Lon ALL —Monday a chimney-fweeper, about fourteen years of age, was privately examined, charged on fufpicion of eaulting a child, about • four years of age, with an intent to commit a rape. He was committed for another hearing. Swanwsu..—Monday a baker wu fined for fel. ling bread without a Roman W. marked thereon. A perfon was examined, charged upon the oath of an eminent linen draper, in Ratcliff Highway, with having in his poffelfion a large quantity of Aripped cotton which was recently Rolen fi om his "bop, which being produced, and identified by the linen draper, he was bound over to profecute the prifoner at the next Seffions. . MANStos-Honss.—Yeßerday yobs APIVeal was brought before his Lordthip for re.examination, charged with borglariontly breaking and entering the dwelling-twee of Mr. Ridgeway, in the 116 - .. Dories. The prifoner denied all knowledge of his accomplice, or that he was in the hook. The faas being clear, he was fully committed for trial. DILIVIIIT or Paacst.s.—A tomplaint was beard before his Lordthip againß Mr. Roberts, of the White Horfe, Fetter-lane, for not delivering tome hampers according to the regulations of the Porter's /sib A Mr. Gooch, of Haknerroad, Rated, that be expelled three hampers by the Norwich coach on the s4th of December, which were to be left for him at the ToU-gate, in Hack- ney-road. Not being left,`Mr. Gooch went to the White Horfe, but cold not get any inform• tion with regard to them ; after fending a porter, and going arm hinifelf, be procured them on the . atith of December.. He, therefore, brought this complaint, in order to convia Mr. Robertain the penalty, for not complying with the terms of the AR, which riires that parcels than be de. livered within fix • hours after their arrival, upon forfeiture of twenty thinly, or not lets than ten !killings. • In anfwer to this complaint, Mr. Roberts Rated, that the bumpers rid not arrive till the 25th of December, and that having orders from Mr. Gooch to keep them till be fent for them, be did not think hinsfelf anthorifed to fend them. ..The Loin Msxoa obferved, that it wq evident from the Way Bill which Mr. Rdbetts bad pro duced, that the hamper: were not fent off from Norwich till the sash of December, confequendy they &d not get into his poireffion all the 25th. He was delivered from the penalties w e b Aft from the noa.delivery, Wade Mr. had :surfeited them not to be fent, and that he would call for them. Ha would have Wiled the pe .D4l7. if he had found Mr. Robert: 1n the wrong, but in ibis cafe be-was bound to hy, that ao fade of complaiot &gait* him. bir. Gina was thea oblised. to 'pay the espenees. sad the Win s plaint was difcharged. A complaint was exhibited arid Min, Nadi ' lam•t.r . • • and Mr. Barnjain, keepers of carts for hire, for obilrnaing the way in Mark-lane, and endangering the lives and property of the inhabitants. The Lids being proved to the fatisfaition of his Lord (hip, they were each fined fifteen !billings, for three ea) ts having obarneed the way, and admonithed not to commit a fimilar offence. COUNTR r NEWS. On Friday fe'nnight, at Hill-honfe Bank, in Leeds, a little child fitting at the tea table, unper ceived, drank from the tea pot fuch a quantity of hot water as occafioned its death. On Tuefday fennight a fire broke out in the (tables of the Crofs Keys Inn, Lance(ter, occafion ed by fome perGm going in with a candle, but by the fpii ited exertions of - the populace, and affiftance of the fire engines, it was got under with little de map. OXFORD, DEC. 26.—0 n Monday left an inqui fi tion was taken at Nuncham, kfore Mr. Buc LAN one of his Majefty's Coronets for this county, on view of the body of Thomas Jacks. It appeared the deceafed bad been employed as a =limn, at Aldermallon Affembly, and on his return from thence on Saturday left he was eaten ill, and be ins put in a pole chaife expired on its arrival at Nuneham.—Verdia—Died by the vifitation of GOD. Sara soave, JAN. 4.—The drummer of the Mar tock Volunteers, a very promifing boy, about t 4 years of age, was accidentally fhot on Tburfday the 34th alt. whilft teaching Tome other boys tio beat the drum; one of whom, taitsgittp. a gun that had been left in the place where they were not ten minutes before, and not knowing it was charged, inadvertently pulled the digger, when the gun went off, and lodged its contents (a charge of (mall fhot) in the drummer': body. The unfortunate boy languithed until Sunday morning when he eepired. The Coroner's inqueft fat on -Monday, and brought in their verdict, Accidental Death ; and on Wednefday his remains were in terred with military honours. After the frequent outrageous attacks on the property of Dr. FLANIANIC, of Bodmin, we are forry to hear, that other. parts of the county of Cornwall fuffer fimilar depredations : but true it is, that on Thurfday night, the 24th ult. the dams which turn the water on the Salmon Weir, near Lotlwithiel,• the property of Mifs Muter, iodinat ed by Mr. WHITLIY, were deftroyed, fo as to render it impoffible to rebuild them this feafon.— The number of perfons is not known, but fuppofed to be a part of the fame banditti. Lewes, Jaw. 4.—On Chriftmas Day a ehaife cart, drawn by one horfe, in which a man and a young woman were attempting to troll Northiam Bridge, was trerturnec, by the rapidity of the cur rent. The man, by jumping out, regained the ground w;thout much difficulty, but the young woman was driven into very deep water in the cart, about which the however contrived to hang by her hands tillafGftance could be procured for her from the Bell Inn, when fhe was re.fcued from ber dangerous fituation. The bode, a very fine bean, valued at upwards or forty guineas, was drowned. During the high flood on the fame day, a fami ly who tit cupied a hook on a wharf near our ri- Ter, after running to their chamber to efcape the inundation, were refened from their perilous &na tion through the window, by means of a ladder reared in a boat to their afaaance. On laa Therfday evening, two ((skiers who had abfented themfelvos from their barracks at Bletch ington, were taken up at Newhaven, charged with ➢rivately' Realing in a fhop at that place, fundry pieces si ribbon, and with other frauds. They were on Friday brought to this town, and gamin. ed before a Magiarate, who committed them to our Hoare of CorreCtion. Field, who at an :Am -held for this county nearly 13 months face, received fentence of tranfportation for a burglary at Cuckfield, and was afterwards fent on board the hulks, found means to efcape from his confinement, and for Conn time to avoid difcovery ; but be .has been lately apprehended, and is now fecund in Brillol" gaol. When taken he had in his polkffion, a dark [authors, a bunch ofpieblock keys, and other im plements of honfe-breaking. On Friday'morning Mr. Hutchinfon, of Deerf wood, in the parith of Ifield, was found drowned in a pond near his houfe. Mr. Hutchinfon was putrefied of very con6derable property, and hisllofs will be Gncerely felt by the poor, to whom be was a liberal benefaaor. By what accident, he fell in to the pond is not known. A foVier of the fourth Regiment, Rationed in our barracks, who one night hilt week went to bed apparently in good health, was before day-break the next morning, difcovet:ed to be dead by his comrade who flept with him. BalsTaLi pat. 31.—0 n Thudday laft, an In quit was taken before Mr. Jovnaa, Coroner, at Storwick, in the pardh of kbmbury .on the body of a man unknown, found drowned in the river Severn, near a place called Chiming Werth. He appeared to be about forty years of age, five feet Gs inches high, Ito* made, dark brown hair I-- bad on a blue jacket and troirfen, with yellow buttons, cotton thin, (mall ribbed Socking% with (hoes tied with ribbon. In his jacket pocket was found a cotton fpotted handkerilief, and a knife with the initials cut on the bowie T. P. D. BlllllllllollAlll.tg. 4.--WedneiHay the di',ifion of our County t tie, quartered at Coventry, marched from thence to Salford, at which place and Warwick, the whole regiment is new &aim ed. The men, we are litfortned;are to be allowed permits fora few days to vifit their friends. - A few days ago a fire broke out in the menu faaory of Mars. Smith andiarvisi, of Stoke-upon. Treat, which did coa6derabk dampge. The ire was occafmsted by a candle being dropped into a quantity of army in the packing boufe t and we are furry to undesibuid, that Thames Hulme (on ly t t as old) hr i s i bitz cammitted d to Staffo r d ti rolat i trge t d o v th i s tb teed s t a ieg gidi .6 y o : f n e mallet° - 'Mute. ?►an she LODON GAZETTE, Ym. y. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. " WaII•OPTICt jA,II. 5, 1802. ' aft Ilatiment of Dragtioos...:Lieutenent Ralph Creyhe to tie by purehafe, vice Matrix. who retires. 34 iment of Light Dragooni—Cornet John Caspidtur be Adjutant, vice Hunt, promoted. _ seth Ditto--George Anguftus Penick , Gent. to be 01111111011. putthafe, vice Sir Jobs Cox, promoted. 2 th t 19th Ditto--Surgeon k r i o to wn Aliercromby, from the foot , to be Surgeon , vice who n4 llll O l - Ht Battalion of the tft Regim ent of Foot—Enfign Joreph Moore to be Lieutenant, vice Falconer, deceafed ; Enka Jofeph An derfon to be Lieutenant, vice Eddle,deceafed. 7th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Nigh Taylor to be Adju-• tam, vice Perkasie, promoted in the aft Battalion Royals. as tit Ditto—joln Roblnfon, Gent. to be Ear), vice Macgre gor. &ceded. tit Ditto--Lieutenant Richard Stamen, hien the 724 Foot, to be Captain, by parade, vice Gooch, who retiree. William Gabtld Davy, from the &It Foot. to be Captain, by purcbak, vice Chui, - who retires. ti DittO—To be Licatenanta—F Tobn vice _ ....,wo—To be _ -al O'Hara, Amer, deviated i • Henry Whlteftonc, • et M'Alifter, &- Mated i 11 y, vice William Shia., deceated ; William Farrel, Ac ere, deocakdi Michael Murphy, vice Hag ~arty,deeeafedi Francis Candy, vice M'Don- . , decanted; and NlchMaa Brown, vice Patsicbion, deceafed. _ _ To be Rnfigne--Nathiniel Glecittanes, Gene. vice Murphy ; Adjutant jams A/lon Crowder, vice Guilt Edward Wright Gent.. vice Brown; Robert Wren, Gent. vice Hobart, de ceded; and Willimen Aw Gam vice Irvine, duetted. To be AlRant Mete Robert Hartle, vice _ _ Melton, doceafaL. • 70th Ditto—Enka Pines CoX to be Lieutenant, by porehafe. vies Lodi, in the 33d Foot. Sjth_D Thaws Browne, from the tpth Light Drinposeroo be Surgeon, vlokAbareromby, who c 341 We* India Moms—Quotier-Mafter Alexaader zehani A men to be Eager, without pm/chafe, vice. Robertfria, ,p. =goarter-Mafter g QuastesuMafter Janes Thermos,' t i re Ram of the late Royal Hafpital Corps, to be vice Cattail, who ; Enka James Ro beetibri to be QuorteasPdafter, vice aDikter—John Haaiaan, Gent. to Enka, vice Madan, decoded. pth Dimo—Jsmcs Menden, Gmt. to be Quarter-Maller, vice Ceify. deomfed. nth Ditto4Lientenant John Burke to be Captain, with tem porary rash In the Army, vitt Colitis deeeslal; Enfign Ned AR Deir lobe Lieutenant, vice Burke; Conlin, Gent. to be Enfign. vice Dey. nth Crofdlog. Gent. to he &dim by purchafe, _ vice Nugent, promoted in the 6otb Foot. INVALIDS. Enfign Praricis White, from the Invalids at Plymouth. to be Lap, in Captain Rogers's Independent Company of Inva lids in the Tower of London, vice APGregor, who exchanges. Enfiga j a r M'Ciregor, from the Invalids in the Tower of to be Enliga in the (late Major Ballickes) lode. pendent Company of Invalids at Plymouth, vice White, who exchanges. , • ' • • I Captain A A lexond my:er Time, of the Royal Engteers, to be Major in the Royal Clarence Volunteers. Lieutenant Richard Dickens to be Captain of a Company. Hambledon and Wickham Volunteers. James Hoade, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Palmer, who rears. MEMORANDUM. Veterinary Surgeon Samuel Pergutott, of the 9th Light Dra goons, is fuperfeded, being abkm without leave. Captain Edward Bliley, of the sub Food is fuperfeded, being Went without leave. Lieutenant Grenville Bradford, of the 68th Foot, is ruperfeded. Commitlions in the Northumberland Militia, figned by-the Deputy Lieutenants. Samuel Barber, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated DA. 3, t 3or. William Pringle, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated D,e. 8, 18ot. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Jan. 30. William Chivas, now Ise late ofiskavga;c4treet, Lon. don, upholder, dealer and clunks, at ten, at Guildhall, • Feb. 23. Thome William Copper, late of Pa/Was-WIC, Lon don, warelionfemq, at one, at GuildhalL January 30. WM* *met, late of •Vigo-lane, Weftminiter. carpenter, deakralWahapman, at ton, at, Guildhall. Jan. 26. Daniel Hodgkins, of Liverpool, brulit-maker, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, LircrpooL BANKRUPTS.. Wllltam MaeOeotge, of Old &bd. Orem, Middkrult, hanker, to furrender Jan. 9 , 19, and Feb. : 6, et one, at GuildhalL-2 Attorney, Mr. Forbes, My.pkce, Holborn. Thomas Belmar, Dow or Woof Hamby, YorMis, dealer and ehapman, Jan. 25, a 6, and Feb. z 6, at tiered, at the :route of = Ninon, innkeeper. in Ricker:ate, near Carlifle, Cum- Attornies, Mr. JoTeph Hodgfoo, Cottle; or Mr. William HodgWD , Clemeneo.kin, Lonion. Henry Gotta Benda, of New Bond-itreet, Middle:tea, fatal ture-printer,deakr and chapatao, Jan. 19, as, at eleven, and Feb. :6, at ten, at OulldhalL Attorney, Mr. N. P. Lyon's.lon. William Cooper, late of Derby, iron-founder, dealer and chap. man, Jan. :5, at Sz. Jan. z 6, and Feb. i 6, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Derby. Atomics, Mr. Lawn% Temple, London, or Mr. Upton, Derby. WIQFam Lindfay, of Manche/dee, manotattorer. dealer and chapman, Jan. 25, a 6, and Feb. :6, at eleven, at Hillodge's Tavern, in the Markensbee, in Manchcfter. Attornies, Man. Lowe and Hallked. in Manche/kr ; or Mr. Ralph Blik, Curiter4rest,Lrmdem; Cleme gandasy," new or late of Hammer, Yorkaire, dealer 25, 26, and February 16, eleven, at the bomf e stranal i telnon,limitespw, in Watergate, Attondee, Mr. Hadgfan, Cara& ; or Mr. William • Hodgfon, Clmrmt D, Larks. Chriftopher Shaw, jello Onlawm and John Burn, of South hampton, whims's:dam, dews, rhapenen, and coParmen. Jan. n, z 6. and Feb. :6, at m o st Onildhall, London, Attor ney, Mr. nib* of Cathaioneenet • Sestldnli-lane• William Sumter, ot Odra, miller, dealer and chapman, Jan. all, at the We los, Miami*, Jan. 59, and Feb. :6, at the Eiree at eleven. Attendee, Mr. Clam Mbliwolle or Metre. Wilton and Broad, Union-amt. SereAkerarh. Margaret Ballman, of okra Milks, in Doefathire, widow, relikr, dealer and chapinvenae, Jan. at at twelve, Jan. 19, and Feb. /6, et ten, at the King's Head Inn, in Wimborne Mialtar, fold county. Attondeav Mr. Ceitieman, at Ulm borne ek WA". Peados ad See, Pump.coort, Temple. DIVIDENDS. Pa' 3°• Rita Wins. Eliashibiet, sty atuadce, UNIIIIMIL Jan theas. ss M ie r eiNsm/mghw n, mvpon eamidesler, at ten, et em Jam_ . Jibs broimare, -Hall, merchant dalw *palm et doves,at -Nkollo de "%Mho-Hut, in Saver- Erect, bi jam. Sh. Pail Pada aid Andrew lecke, late of Belingball. bat OW a I Loa*" amidinte and copartners, dealers mid at mow Jam 0 • sleety, now or We of Liverpool, Lanes- Dim iser4mike aed tellow.diainikr, dealer and chapinaa, at one, at ihs 011ie Tavern, Li Jan. s 3. Thyme jaeldbnof Shalford " T a i t im ibipheeper, dealer and chapati, en ti, at t, at Guildhall, Bums. la Davies. Area, DabW. tile vine et Way. Grum, Etq. ce a At - Limed* die wife of Aldaman Ftsderirt Lloyd, of a I and die wife of the Rev. Oeo. thoddert,of aka. At Ayr, on the Hata. Malta*, of a fom On the sith i tit. Giro, wife of Wm. Mat, orpria, of a fn. By eke eta.. plot Cloak. Waldo: Cuipidl e of Atrodlik 14 to lellii - Sorok Read* taw* eighter oldie lite As.' drew itakikot att Olifrow. 40 pf.*ftitob• !kr% aft hid 0 ( Ttimid4o, 40 WO JON &AMA' Win& . . At Ha ndillkon the 28th tilt . the nerejanwsilaUsilson, deer at Shotts, to Mils Ann HuteltifOn, daughter of rta. Rev. Dt. Alex. nutcitifon, klin:fter at Hardltort. At Glafgow, on Monday re's/night, Duncan, Macfarlane, Efq: late of the learterof Jamaica, to Mifs Aunchella Palk, sutras,: her of the hate Mr. Robert Park, Writer. At Edintur !,, the 3oth ult. Di r;ray,eate Euntei.n of the rith foot, to .4ifs Venwick, daughter of Capt. keno:* Pcnwick, ( tate of the 57th foot. At Balliealloe, Thomas Magrath, jun. of • Callitxra.Efq. to MiA .4enta Whitellone, 7yot.ng.li daughter of Henry Wilke none, late of the city of Lubin, Efq. dee, ate/ At AfhbOurti, on till '3eatte alt. Dc&or Pennington, of Not= Brigham, to Milk Hayne,idtsaititer at the Jam aschard Efq. of Aikbeurn gtsen. By fpecial iicence b Alt the book of the Countess of Clan& willlam, Stephen's-green. Llbigin, the Right Bor.. John Chi . bre, Earl of Meath, to I.ady hitiefiers Adelaide ke.ade, te.rth daughter of she late Earl of Clanwilliam. Th': yourig .i lot nian above mentioned defecided from along nue ofanc. fteady patriots, to their country, uniformly adons i d d& - : v2eft.ic life with thote amiable virtues that impart to it its _ trueft Nitre and enjoyment • - and his amiable contort is oni of four lovely Men, whofe cond.:4 has proved to the avor•M that perfonal charms derive their trueft luftre Irma the nrcritit of the heart, advantages which they owe to the ansi-414 atten don of an excellent and exemplary mother, who, in an are el' dike/don and folly, had Amami' cf miud to rifeover, that • without early piety and virtue, even beauty may be worthke; and dignified Ration an unfubftantial pageant. What may be the natural refult of fuck an union it is pleading to, tu f t, but rupee-Bonus to obferre. DIED. • On Satutday Morning. in Great Otierge-Breet, the Jilin! daughter of George Stone, Efq. On Monday tho 28th ult. ar his country-man Son Cattle*. din, empty of Meath, Sir Duke tgllfard, one of t he melt ais. - dint Baronets of Ireland, snd alto a Baronet of England. Thy death of a beloved, panning, and only fob, nearly arrived at manhood, which happened early in the la* year, fo weighed. upon his heart as to lay the foundation of the (Wieder which brought on his death. He Is fuer-ceded In title and Mine by a fon, bate fines. the ditch of the former, and now above two months old. On Chriftrnas-day, 'in the 44th year of his age, Mr. I ewis Bowe, Mailer of the King'sfklead ItmuSbeernefs Saturday bat, at tb , teeliborough, of a lingering diners, Chas. Ueda:, Putter or Ms Majefty's Stip Zealand at the Nero: On the goth Sqstembet, Dr. George Guild, of the Bland. of Tehap,on hispaßage to Baltimore, for the recovery of his health. ) , At St.Plerres,Martinhme, on the 7th Septesnber left, of dm yellow fprer,Mr.Williant Ml'aggart merchant, late Glargow. On the 37th ult. Mr. Co li n Hende rfon, a ittipmaßer, in Leith.' At Greenock, oa Saturday the 26th ult. Mrs. Annabel ha Maxwell, widow of Arcpbald Craufurd, Efq. On Saturday fc'nnight, at Exmouth, the Lady of Sir Jolla Whiteford; Eart. Suddenly,la Dublin, Mr. one of the band of Crows. them Theatre. It is firppored his death was occa fioncd by bit taking Ineautioully too great a quantity o: faits asadofe of pliyfic. In Abbey-Brett, Dublin, Mrs liigglnfon, rclid of ch. late Jofeph Higginfin, of Mount Ophaly, county of Kildare, Efq. DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL COMPLAIN rs. MR. informs the Public,that he may . daily ba confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, st his bunk, No s, Pzitli-ftrect, Soho, London, in all cafes of °Wirt:dims Strictures, Gleets, Seminal Wip.knefs, Incontinency of Urine Flftulas, Impotence, and debility in tither Sex, /ke. From extenfive Practice in this dsparenrent, to which he has Co.o fined blmfelf for many years, he ofrers a' method of cure, mild; efficacious, and Which prevents a relapre. Mr. DUPOUIt, Pule Proprietor of Liitran's celebrated (me dicated) Bowjiss, has ultimately fo improved them, by diveft- Ing thews of the irritating Keels of common Butigies, that they faceted Where amities an oth tr violent melun haw failed. For the Venereal Difrafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in poifeffion of Daran's Remedies, In mild" that they r:ndcr con6nelnan oe reftraint in dirt un.e:drary. To enzbl; him to attend patie nts at their own heuf..., he , has provided the ail:dance of a Gentle: man of the Faciay. l'erfons in the country may be carnl i lig stating their cafes in letters, poft paid. Jolt publithed, price as. 6d. Fifth Fditinn, ettlarued..-4 'Freatife on the above Complaints, illuftrated with tte v atlapa fymptorns end Cafes °sewing the painful and d.ir.cerents el. t;:ds of Canada Boogies; an improved method of treating go. norrhms, &c. Ste. Prin ted for 5. Callow, Crown -court. Soho. and H. D. Symonds, Patemoiter.row ; alt.) to be had at M'Queen's, Ezeter-Change, and at the Author' , . • To THOMAS TAYLOR, Erg N 0.9, Bridge-ttrent, London. • • . Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March, la, slot. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever ( nce the year 1790, I have been atllieted with the Lues Vertend; which, from its obilinately railing every courfe of nusietbso itreferibell by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and under• goingieveral fevere mulles of falivadun, and mkt difeharred from the Hufpital, with little relief ) WOld4l ap p ear to be of the molt inveterate nature. In .the flaring of Lail year my diardtr Fad got to fuck a head, as nearly typo a period to any canteen: a I I bad a large ulcer on tke crown of my head, one no cads arm, and my legs were broke out` In a frightful manner; nay riga was dreadfully painful, and had been in a hate of ulceration for the lan keen years • my le ft had alfo two large nodes en it, was very much difeuicn:red, and gave me fuch sacruclating pain; particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to dep rive me of tuft. In this lamentable Rate I was reennuntudedhy Mr. j. fon (who received fo great a cure by them here), to take tor Lake's Patent PHU, which I began to do on the of May ; in the eourfe of a ottnight I began to receive benefit—in little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms werd foam& ly healed--foon after the forts on any legs heale,l ulfo, leaving however, eonaderable difeolontaticn in the Skin, and pain the bone of the left, which, by the bleffing of Gun, and a link longer perfeverance in your invaluable Martine, ful+fichal ; the nodes difterfing, the Skin regaining its natural bate, and the nee , carnal pants gradually going off.--I thus became, by yor ral advice and mealicine,perfeetly free from all nay fanner evil plaints—have recovered my former fpirit and Strength, =dam become jolly and fat, in whit:Z. !late having enntinued many months to the afteniftnnent of all who knew me, I tan et a lU:a in what terms to exprefs my gratitude, but l e: you, for the good of other (tatting mortals, to make this in) cafe as NIA: as poible, as I Mall on every welkin ; in fo dolrg you si 41 greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, abedieut, very humble f. - reaut„ ALEX. MURKER, Swau's Clofe, High.itreet, Edinburgh. V/itnefes to the above care!—Jolin Thong fort, N 0.3. New Poultry-market, john Malay elcare,Editdmick. Prepared and fold by the: tole Proprietor, THOki.IS TAY LOR, Member cif the Royal Celle of Sorgeons,at his Hoefe, N 0.9, New Beidgo•ftreet, London ; where, after a canna= rebieuco of more than thirty-Ox years, in a praaice particular. to the cure of Venetia' Complaints, and that * : in, La to the Parts of Oenerktion, with that Inviolable fuerry whisk Meer of his Profellion mould always tftlia-ve in fuel esfea t . be Easters Hulett, the advice and alliftatiee he gratuitoudy ad usiniftas to peons taking this Medicine, will be by adifeerning Public, as an advantage f‘lldc;au attainaide, and void of all ambiguity. Ago:shad, by his appointment, for the convenience of theft living at adi e, at the Perfumer's, No. 33, St. Aihan's Street, Pall-Man; the Torihop; No. 103, Orford-Itreet Mr. Diftiorough'a, N 0.7, FA ; ?dr. Aced, book fel‘t t, No. Onion - row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Duster's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Callwelfs, Debra' ; and by one per. foe in every eonftderable town in Great Britain and behind, in boxes of only se. pd. each. fealed up, with full and plain 4 redoes, whereby patens .of either Sea may cure timid% ve with cafe, (peal, fecreey, dnd fatal. N. B. Every Box fold in Great Britain Is fated up with a iltanap f ea which, by famine of theC.aantadifionen, is printed, at the &amis-Oilke.--T. Taytor,No.9, New Bridge-fired-10 ' Imitate which is felony, ind all others are eounterfeit LONDON,' Palatal far do Propitiate, by JOHN DAM". at Carsabrerast) at the Sus PRINUNO-011110, NO. 'ad by LIM% fi )IT. of tabu:P. 6o k Laallt_ . 1 92 ati.ibi i; cowls's% god de e STAlA•Olinis - 1./PrO•EMAo sei lt 01110 saminupe. abtaiab lbt 16 be *W U. sum= 41013 THEATRE-KOYA O. MORROW EVE . 1 . their Majelties Servant THE STI The Stranger, : Mn. Haller, / After Tibia will be produced Ballet, compored b THE FESTIVAL To which will be a THE MOC • Virs Evening--Artaxerzes ; On Saturday Mrs. Billingtot On Monday, Kicg Henry ti On Tuerday, Love in a Vill On Wodneiday, tbe Tragedy N YAL , palatine ca Wiltmor D _.ei Di' Kilter ' It FMi Courfe - W Gewske-f • Cky 111E11 THZATILE-ROYAL, IV -MORROW EVE wet be INGprefente K King Lear, for the Sr !dpr, Mr. ~.„0 Cordelbt, Mi . After which will be performe ea HARLEQUIN' , Or, F. FO The paatomim "Kees. Bologna, jun.; &tog* Beverly, Atkin', Conies, VJ sin, AVAlde,Plau, &c. Sm. a • AdAlaracs St. Leger, V7hhmos kissfon; Mitres Coombs, D Mid MM. Wybiew • The Vocal I • 0/441% MA Emery, Cory, 1 a" - FT ,' ',....47: and A (fICAL ES, on W ::i N y i ia 9 : ort rl V : l:7 , . als ill '4 l : t4 f"Di ri V: t i : it EIfGLISH Si BEGINS Sc i of trines. Vidal - • N.n l - of 4.• 4 '.. Ai .. 1 - I 1 10 .. - It - • SO • ' • lee • slipoo , - i. , &Pm Tido.. CAPITALS 1 Plrtt-drawa Mci _... _ CAPITALS , W t.drarva c; . Ditto ; Dino Dino • Ticket,. and Muses of Ti 1 4.frY 066 e• PRIM I. . Ttchot • - 2to o • 6 ter ns - in z osn s Col Shaies, may be fupplicd by Pa. Office Orders, Bank lottery Office. a The Price of Tithe More the Drawing. . Prizes pal PATE! D OBINGON and • •fiLll- (tree, Strand, Paul Peirce of WAL XS, and to reqsaftfully ampahn the N Atoms at No. 4, Ciloorge-c of thofe Tinting that City .r at e c zellreffed ent Patentinany F Pe: tr as a uthofe r n . s ade in the t : eft f t emblance to nature; the osl/bald to Natural Perul Perukes to the greaten ad and H. Is the only one wt rater principal object only. UAW Heed Dire@ lIIM- above principle, No. Pvinted tnitrurftione for n Lay be had as above ; ar Pill be expefted for Cout Da. JAMES'r . IFOR, the itheumal A- at this karat; of the skin i 4 Dr. JAMES's tendawy to promote Pe thaos,voill3“olll% for tht . as man as to many other' \ Inge the vieiffitudes of of ciliated for dicordere of of a Bilious or a Gouty Nona have been affeded They are Mende parties lipated by Incligegion, an /Wog; as alfo m prturnh confequence of intempen ' after every =cell of eats Indifpofition; and thus ti WM::longevity will be tee difeharge of th ermititudeo as it were in dy in health and vigour, Aa the ANALt PT ic P preparation, which has agl to the pecan Propr from them; and they a Wambold@ for Dr. June Purrs a few doorsfimm late ittittfe in Brutes-are Incioded ; or the *ant hoz, for 11. as. 6d.--0111 '45, .t. Paul's, is vim tcSai t t• • - -