Star. — London, England, 1802-02-05 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. Yefterday the judges met, and arranged the ap preaching Lent Circuits as follow : Nun/um—Lord Kr.rivoN, and Mr. Jurice. 'd next. Norfolk...-I.Urti A LVA NLI Y. and Mr. Jat4 < <::o,a. Mitltzna—Ctio r BARG tr. mid Mr. Eirml G .% Ho:nc —Mr. :.ar.n klm . v•l4, and Mr. H, Atn. Onfold— Uarort Tun rr.alq,and Ca.l Watan—Mr. Jut - ice LAVALSCL, and Mr. Jullice c. HOME Cata.7lT. r Ape% NOT AND j 1.7. Tr! HEATS,. Ficr: ,—Ntnnitay, stth ?klatch, at I. , Ccr t. nrta.--Wed , cizy, th 11:arch, K ttit Moth, at Surrcy-‘ , -MthJay, 1.41 ar -upon-Thames. bugs--Satuiday. 2;th Ma4ch, at Ho:flat:1. COCKPir, WII FtIALL,DEC- 4. Before the motiluble and Right Hem. the Lords Colionittoners fur Appeals in prize ratifes. N'ew Adventure, Slicaentatt mailer. In this cafe, 'heir Lorvithips delivered jaclgrnent ; • the Couniel having been heard oil a former day. It appeared the this wais an Arr: i. can I which failed from :he coaft of Africa with nniety-feren (laves, a part of the outward- I bound cargo ionaining undifrofeds of , bound to i the Harannah, and on the 2:d of July, 1791, in the profecutiln 4 , f her voyage, was . flized and taken as a prize. by the private fhip of war II:1a- I Broomfield ISonadv commander, and carried • to the ifland of New Providence, where both flip 1 and cargo were condemned by the Vice Adrui ralty Court of that Wand, The Court fail the only ground it took into confi:ivreion was the •illegality of the rove—, it being a voyage from one enemy's colony in Africa to another enemy's oolonv in the Net'! Indies, and therefore affirmed the fentence of the Court below. The Two Friends, "Wairiwriplit ma her. .Their Loratips reverfed the fentence in this cafe, and refiored the property, as claimed. Die. ¢--The brig Rofenbag, Wahl ma (ten— nis !hip was originally hound from Amfterdam to Surinam, and in the profecution of her return goyage, as afferted, to Embden, laden with a cargo of coffee and cotton, was captured on the 2 d of Odnber, 1797, 12- the private fhip of war the Re gulator, Henry Cook Commander, and carried to the ifland of Farbadoes, where the was proceeded againfl in the irce Admiralty Court of that ifland. It was cortvided on the part of the captors, that this was .t mere colourable tranfadion, that her real deftinat ion was to the port of Amiterdam, and therefore the property was liable to_Fonfif cation. On the part of the claimants it was fubmitted, that the only queftion before the Court was, a queftion of fad, namely, whether this reffel was neutral property, and was going to the port to which the belonged ? It was conteudvd, that it was clearly AA - biked by the evidence, that both ship and cargo did belong, as claimed, that fhe was grans back to Embden, and that therefore the p a rties cre entitled to reflitution. The Court ordered further proof to be made in this cafe within two months. Dec. O.—Peter Auguftus, This fhip being the property of American fubjeas, and laden with fugar and coffee, the property of merchants of St. Euftatius and St. Bartholomew, bound from Guadakupe to St. Euttatins and Hamburgh, was captured on the r ith of May, 1793, by the private Chip of war Fanny, Henry Bloomfbury Commander, and taken to St. Chrif topher's, and there proceeded againft as prize. It appeared that the Judge of the Vice Admi ralty Court decreed the (hip to by reftored to the claimants, but without freight, colt, or damages, and condemned the cargo, as being the property of .fubjeas of France, or other perfons re f dent within the territories of France, and condemned the claimants of the cargo in double cots. Their Lordthips in this cafe reverted the fentence of the Court below, and pronounced freight to be due to the neutral wafer, but r.:frrved the queftion to whom the proceeds of the cargo w as to he paid. Charlotte, Coffin mafter.—This was an American fbipboundfromGuadaloupe /Intr. deans, with a cargo of fugar and coffee, the pro duce of Martinique and Guadaloupe. The fhip failed from. Guadalf,pe on the sth of (Molter, and on the yth was captured by the private flip of war Boliand Kate, Philip Jenkins Ccmmander. It appeared at Antigua the captors relcafed the Blip, but the Vice Admiralty, Court condemned the cargo as prize, on the ground of its being (ult. jell to confifcation, either as French property, or as the produce of French plantations palling to France. The Court in this cafe took time to confider of its judgment. Dec. to.—The brig Volant, Philip Befrom mafter.—On aapeal from the Vice-AdMiralty Court of the Maud of St. Chriflopher. It appeared that this veffel failed from Salem, in the State of Maffachufetts, in North America, on the tsth of Decembet t79_3, with a cargo of provifions, Irith linens, Madeira wine, and various other articles, and a thoutand jogs in (Atli, boUnd on a voyage to the French island of Guadeloupe. On her arrival at Point Pitre, the master there difpofed of the cargo, and agreeable to the di rations of the owner, invefted the proceeds in a cargo of clayed fugar and coffee, the produce of that ifland, for the European markets of Copen bngen and St. Petedburgh. The veifel, however, in order to conceal her trite destination, was, on the 3oth of March 1794 , clearedsout at ie cutlet"). houfe at Point Pitre for Salem, and on the 3d of April was feized; and taken as prize by the private fhip of war, Prinre,William Henry, Francis Eve commander, a• d carried into tb port or Eatfe terre, in the ill n t of St. Clinflopher, and there proceeded agaitut. . It was contended. on the part of the raptor., that this was clearly a voy'Af from the Ftench ifland of ditadaloupe to a port in Europe, and therefore ilk' property WAS liable to confifcation. After hearing Cotanfel on the part of the claim -ints, the Court affirmtd the lenience of the Court below. Tie Good Inicat, Arch 4 'Of a irayage of a 'flatilar nature btti It appearing tote' diclii : gniatable from the former citte, their Lord- Mips is:veiled the fentence of the Court below, but shei red the captors expenses in both inflances. JANUARY a9.—The Dark Harriet and Eliza, Slennian mailer.—This vas a cafe of int.- ther proof refpeaing the cargo. It appeared that Llii., was an American velfel, which was captured on the 7th of Angult :79+, whill in the ;ion r.f a voyage from New York to tit. &bal. lian's in Spain, by his Majefty's 'ihip of war the Refolution, rancis render; Lfq. Commander ; and the Africa, Roddam Home, Efq. •Com !winder, and carried to Halifax. It alto appeared. t'..tt her cargo confilted of : too barrels of flour, which had been purchafed at Baltimore by the agents of the French Government, to be lent to France; and the vela had originally proceeded from lialtimore, and was failing under convoy of French frigate, but being purfued by fome Eng lifb drips of war, the convoy dilperfed, and the ti New York , where, on her arrival, the mailer refuting to proceed on the intended voyage, the French Conful was under the necellity of fel ling the cargo to a merchant of that place, fore whom it was claimed. HIGH COIIRT OF ADMIRALTY, DOCTORS' COMMON' The Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM Scott lately determined the following caufes : The Lord Middleton, Montrie maker.—This was the cafe of an Englifit merchant (hip, laden with a vain. bee 41412 , ,,,, which was captured by a Ft elicit p.ivateer;•alld afterwards recaptured by the private :hip of st•ar the Maria, but a joint cap ture was fet up by his Majetty's cutter the Viper, on the ground of being in fight at the time the veticl was retaken. It was Contended, on the part of the capturing (hip, that at the time of the re capture they could only diaiiivuith a one-ma(l veal, h) a glafs, at thc matt heat:, in a very re mote Cc uation, and whether it was the Viper cut ter or Lot, it was it»poilible to tell. The Court faid, the quellion in difpute was whether this one-man year' was the Viper cutter, I •r if there was a failure of proof, with relpea to the identity of the (hip, their claim of joint capture omit fall to the ground ; and it was clearly of opinion, looking zt the evidence, that there was a total failure of the identity of the flip, and there fore pronounced the Viper cutter as not entitled to fhare, and decreed the anal falvage to thc pri vate (hip of war the Maria. The Eldonara Catharina, Krache mailer.— The Court alto decreed falvage in this cafe. • The Aldury, Bunker matter. —This was a cafe of father proof, with retina to the fhip ; and after the evidence was read, the Court relit)! eil the vet Tel, as claimed. The Bnttchcr TirlaCT.—This was a ?ruffian (hip, laden with a cargo of he nip and other articles, bound on a voyage from a port in Runia to Amilerdam. It appeared that the (hip was re. noted on the former hearing, referving the question of freight and expences, hut the cargo was claimed as the property of Ruffian fubjeas. It was con tended on the part of the captors, admitting theme was fufficient proof that the property was in the perfons as claimed, fill there was another queftion, namely, whether thofe articles were not to be con , fidered as contraband, being (hipped in a bottom belonging to another country. After hearing the Counfel on the part of the claimants, the Court re flored the property on the authority of the cafe of the Jonge Peter, which was determined laft war. The Court Alb decreed freight and expences t be due to the neutral mailer, and allowed the gene ral expences to the captors. It appeared that the Jonge Peter, (the cafe al luded to) was a Dutch (hip bound to Bourdeanx with Ruffian hemp from Knilingtberg, which came before the Lords of Appeal, and was reftored. The Fabius,— Defverneys mafter.—This was a Danith (hip coming from Guadaloupe td Altona, which was captured on the 24th of June, rSoo, and brought into Yarmouth. It appeared that the chip lead been reftored, together with the private adventure of the mailer, and the queflion now be fore the Court was with refpea to the property of the cargo. It was contended on the part of the captors, that there was fuch incontinency in the evidence, in refped to the cargo, as to induce the Court to call for further' proof. The Counfel on the part of the claimants fubmittod, that if ever there was a cafe free from fufpicinn, it was this cafe, for that all the documents were as fair as it was poffible for them to be, and that there was no junifiable reafon for the feizure and detention of this 'AI. The Court faid, the only evidence which affcaed this cafe, arofe from two letters pro duced ; but as there was very km; affirmative evidence refpeling this property, it was of opinion it would be putting the parties to a very unnecef fary expence in ordering further proof, and there fore reilored the cargo as claimed. The Com t alfm rettored the cargoes in the follow- Lig three cafes • The Little John, Dunham mailer;—The cafes; Gefelchaft, Heltzenberg mailer; —The Hank, Schitt, maker.; The Rangcr. mafter.—This was a Britifh (hip laden with :r cargo of Government (ores, Which was captured by the French, and afterwards recaptured by an American fhip; which had a let ter of marque on board. The Court decreed the ufual falvage in this cafe. The Emanuel, Hanfen maker.—The Court rehired the remaining part of thegoods claimed in this cafe, except a quantity of flax; and decreed freight and expellees to the neutral matter. The Chriflina Maria, Kehnro:k mailer.— This was a fhip laden with a cargo of pitch and tar. The Court reflored the cargo in this cafe, the (hip having been already reamed. The Triton, Boehm matter.—lt appeared that this (hip had been condemned, on the ground of breaking the blOckiele of HaVre. The cargo in this cafe the Court alto condemned. De Jonge Otto •Rtigt'ets T.laker, rafter manor.—TheCourt rellored the cargo as claimed, but condeMned the unclaimed part. joegfiiie Maria Cecilia, Roeden maker.' De Gude Ewartung, Block mailer.—The • Courtlikevrife reftored the cargoes hi the don two cafes. The Catherina komdaill This was a cafe of firitli‘r proof with refpeet to a very valuable cargo, coming, as afrerted, from Batavia to Copenhagen, and which was claimed 39 neutral property. — The Courtcondemnedthetargoi but rettored the matter's private adventure. . Tht Kroon Print, —Gulk malter.—This was a cafe of the fame defcription, as to claination and property. The Court ordered further proof as to both fhip and cargo. • The Samuel, --- Schwenfon mafteV.Thi4 was a cafe- of further proof with raped to the pro psity of the flip. The Cout t reamed the fame on p!iyment of the captors expences. The Ntldam, Claaefes matter.—The Court reltored the. property as claimed in this cafe, which contifted of a cargo of timber. The Vriendfchap, 13araci mafter.—This was a cafe of farther proof, with refpeet to the (hip and cargo. It appeared this (hip was captured on the 18th of Anglin; tBOO, by one of his Majetiv'i (hips, in the profccution of her voyage front Am herd urn to Lilbon, laden with a carp of various merchandifc. It alto appeared thatilic xi:as origi: pally a Dutch built (hip, which hai; been condemn• ed in France, as lawful prize, in t 793, and, wbiht lying there, was purchafed on neutral account.— It *as contended, on the part of the captors, that ever fince that period the" hip had been c o n ilalitly navigated from Dutch ports, and was therefore to he confidered as a Dutchman _ _ The Court ordered filll farther proof of the pro perty i.f thr 1114), and iikcwile of the national cha raifter of 'the claimant, but re-florcd the vas ious parts the cargo as claimed, rubjea to the cap. tor: cxpences generally. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FEB. 4. Mr. Gums (hewed caufe againft a rule, calling upon the Rev. Mr. Harwood to (hew caufe by what authority he claimed the freedom of the cor poration o» . Litchfield. He objeded to the rule on two grounds, that the affidavits urn which it was obtained did not (late that the defendant had done any aEt, or had . anyways exercifed the pd vilcge of a freeritan ; and fecondly, that it was only ftated in the yurat, that it was believed be was enrolled; he contended that more politive evi dence ought to have been ftatc.'.. The Court (topped Mr. ATTOR Nry CrNE aAI. on the other fide, and laid, they thought fuTs.icnt was difclofed upon the affidavits, to put the mat ter in a further (tate of enquiry.—Rule abfolute. Robert Holding, convi,Red laft ekes at Dor fet, of affaulting a Reirenue Officer, at Wey mouth, was brought up to receive the judgment of the Court. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL faid,he had received from the Magiftrates of the County k very favour able charatler of this man, who, he believed, had been driven by diftrefs to a3s of fmitulinz, and that previous to the offence of waich he bond ci n viited, he had borne a molt exemplary c!:ara3er. Under there circumftances he would not prefs for a fevere judgment & but hoped the Coon woold pals as lenient a Tentence as was confiftent Alike. He was ready to take the man's own re cognizance if the Court fhnuld think that filffi cient. It appearing upon vicinity that the dc tendant had already been (even months in prilon, the Court ordered him to be difmiffed upon his own recognizance, with an admonition to be tnore cautious to future. • Mr. Sewn- laid, that in the King and Macleod he thould renew his former motion. He had looked into the Cale, and upon the i nuthority of one in 6th Mod. Rep. he thauld moviZ. in the precife words of that cafe, " That Mr. Attorna l y-General fhould thew to the Court why he delayed to bring on the trial of the defendant, and why a day peremptory should not be fixed for the fame." The Court diced Mr. Scott ifhe had ever known fuch a motion granted by the Court ? Mr. SCOTT Paid he had not, but argued, that upon the authority of that cafe, the Court might gram fuch a motion, and that he had on a former occial...n made out a cafe to warrant it. _ The Court being clearly of opinion that fuch a motion could not be granted, after flame conver cation the Learned Counfcl took a rule to thew caufe why the defendant thould not he at liberty to carry down the record by trovi i s. Mr. ER SK IN E applied for a Criminal informa tion :Tahiti two blagiilrates, for having illegally condemned a quantity of fpiriti. He obtained a Rule to fhew cattle, which he afterwards abandon ed, obferving, that upon looking into the at:fir a vits more particularly, he was afraid they did not difclofe enough to enable the Court to grant an in formation upon the principles which ulnally guid ed it in matters of this fort. Mr. _Mike GROS e thanked him for his candour, and detired him to take nothing by his motion. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. FEBRUARY 4. The bufinefs of this day afforded nothing the detail of which would be interefling. It may be ufeful to a certain portion of our Readers to (late, that in confequeuce of a motion in the Court of King's Bench, in which it was de cided an Attorney might become bail in an Aaion, for the purpofe of furrendering the principal, that Lord ALVAIMILY, after obferwing the pray ice in the two Courts had been dilimilar, (lazed that in future the Common Pleas would adopt the fame rule upon the Cubic& as the King's Bench. By the pradite now recognized in both Courts, an At torney may become bail for the mere purpofc of a furrender. ADJOURNED GUILDHALL SESSIONS. The Guildhall Adjourned Seffions were opened before the RECORDEIL, Alderman LE MESURIEII,. Sec. Several affaults Were tried, and fume con• viftions took place. One man was convifted for iffaulting a 'beet keeper in his duty, and erde:ed to be imprifoned one year in Newgate. The por ter of a grocer in Cheap fide was fined twenty pounds, ancloidered to be maprifoned time months to the Poultry Compter, fOr affaulting a 'paltry/. cook. This defendant had imprudently boaftea that his - youtig - mafler would pay any fine for him, Which made the Court Whit she imprifonmant. The CoUtt . mects again to4nOrrow. • tiTRTH At Drulu Houle, or. sot:A 7.. adv N'bri rwy, dausllter. r. Illlf'' l:1.11. refit-Way,. at Se: Coorgo's, ov,:t-foutwr... :at•o! 11: NOM% Autitcy-ttrut, Ll+ to Mir; Ann digga, ot -ry 'rheum Ticfday morning at Santift..r..l, Oxfortlaw;re, Mr. 1; of Theme. to Mas hlary French, toootaa t'aui i httz of t:.: :ax ir. Stench, of Sandford. Latelo,' at Sands, Captain Oliphant. of thf:.7:4 Rty coral. to Mas Hanuah pinttota, Ja.logltt,r of Lae jaft.zo Jo!ovitou, Ffq. of tivkls. At tilt Lord Juan= arrlio, Ftiinbtugh, un re.371 , ,-, ja:aea Efq. to Yee Donglos. chief: daughter Litzl it,....,- nant-tieccral I)crghs. sth Dragoon Guar.i.,. • Yeleniay, the Couile", of Leicdter. On Weduer....„ a' Chalk :art(:, mar Fz.rnboron;h, the altugh...l . of C., licral Fidyi, of a i'cari..t throat, a moll engaging child of live years oid and Jn .nerday moniirg, Mrs. Floyd. tin: child's mother, the Tame complaint eceeian.-ti ly her fondly * moil,/ it it: li,r l.sx",vz„ ntnwlthaanding t-tpaltolstions hcr 1)1.r...qua and fr:t.s.ff•. Abe eaprefic,l a vr..L J th‘ tlifnrl.r. and not (unit,. 0 .,e 01.jc41. of her care. Its fate was lionia:x.ly euticaltvl, affections tv...re agai.i •Lgaged in nurfag her kr:, a hoe of right years old. it: of the fame faer. •I'svo lovely &mph:ears vi,.re fent to !lac of a friciad . and raltion, feentiney perfeel health, bot one ot them Was brought •hume cn 'rod:AT vcry ; tfiis 4.,:r.up;:tAnce ale wits Oases:aka 1iV1.411 SISOIL cr. sat 1.: of the f.-rv.ints arc in, and the Oeueral idinkit„ 'whisk att.:mimic has been unrensitsect day :Mil night, Las not • et t rely efcap At Pavi , i Efq. near London, on the 26th ult. Mr.l Cath 'rite Gordon f Abergildfc. • tt 'Lc Mink of Riccartoon, on the Bath ult.Mrs.Henr:.•ota F oh, n lon ' V:iie of the Rev . d Moodie, ',Miner of that Tar l".•.' t.tle-/w, the 234 ult. Mrs. Mettler Britcoe,asta of !wont Bu. ua"a Efq. in the.E9th year:of berate At Gl t s ,ow, on I' riffay, James jaw ia4lll, Erg. Comp.:re:lr ~f •:i. C unome. Saturday morning, at Isis boufe in Stafford-placc,. Ilmlitow 3. nrecton, Efq. Rear-A:antral in hi. Maj,lty's Navy. On Fri tar (apt. HantyCollins, el • t Royal Navy, in the •th year of his :qr. Tuck hi. Louie in Northumberland-Amen. Strand, On the :uth s it. a Li, tp.sunents in Bond-hreat, the RAM hit% Green, !ate or it, On Sunday tali, Mr. t laity Michie, lat. of the Book 02ice • Eaft India Hottfc. - Nioatlay Act.rtwor, Voiarrqtrury-iquare, Mrs. Fauloads of Natb4ni. long a^il painful iltners: . • - VOR Rbettmatic Gout, Sciatica. 1 : Lui;lb,gnalead-ach, 14tunimefs, rally, Indigortion, • tulent : , .,p:finodic or dying Pains, general Lhol:iiity and RAll3*7 • tion of the Syltem, Serains, &mires and CHILBLAI2O, lixacrience• has proved the mild ftimulating powers Apf WHITEHEAD'S rSENCE Or, MUSTARD MIL% and Hurd Pk. • " fence,she rnoft effeetu l 11.1 . tiedy . elcr made knOwn to the Timid, • having fucceeded in cafes I); lit, eight, um, tws•uty, mid real* iutty years ita.!ding, arter. other means had faibxl,azdit Can ' . ahfolutAy curd more paiiinti of the above eolliplanste. thsia all the medicine's cvic &Toro made For Chilhtsina. Sprain!, and Itruif.n, rho fluid gil'ence)f according - to the • dirs.:thie, bat ieggr faibd its a tingle hamlet, std fn-fisOarlt • • penetrating its future, and fpeecty itvoruration, as geuvraily ;. to , :ffee. 'in. cure cf Clill.l3l,AlNS, by a Tingle UM:gala- 4 1in.; • [ c-tion. . . Wht:Aead's EC erKe of Muftatd is Frepared and fold de 23 9J. Box 'or Brittle; by R. joaNiToNi Arothecar.. - No. is, Greek-ftrect. Suho, Londin ::fts 'reputation neral, that it is fold by 'civery NlceVaine N'encier in EisgissiL, • Ireland, We ft Indies, and Arneri,,,s.% To prevent iountcticit imoefitior., purchl,rets art regneft.d to obLI-ve, the Gcrulne is dittinpnaied Ly the King's Patin*. ar:.l Sigr...ture R. Jon:411 - 0,i, the Yatensce4 esvu a 4 on the (dead! bottle and &al, LAMS . , „ . • • Nylrtc rtquirii - a tenii,orar y r.Liachent. Sur ,, ..on and Man hfidir . utters to accorrintodatel,..aiksitt :.o airy nr:dretirc4 ation, with Arartlient; to uh tering '..ut,•:(l to thrir curr.!twc:.,.• an.i T i na:len In lift ; their itir.n% put uut to 41,'"1r, - vldhutnlrAy taken care of ; and is F tnanity ickce, niTittar:c.: to xiit%iate itorro:s (it C. , /nte:lei! PiCkS. nancy, he fiattcrs hiniftlf Ladies will lied on application tO.hi , :a. • IL.: greatcg r.tcoLion, amid prof...ulna fucrecy. i-ti:c:•s ( I t:A to Mr. ‘Vatfrl; Surgerrn wir•:, or to Mrs. .N%. l .wife. No. iv, Charlottz-act4.. Surry-fi4 of Liarlenriiir'i-btk!zu, On: Inuit i•ointiii attention. • • here may be had, The PILL BENEDICT.k, at rt. lg. r+ bwc, a certain and eilzanal to rzni,ve Ali 0507,,0. , than and itregularitl.a, and en rutilent Itled.cina: after irad Loins In. V ENLitEttl. .13-I..NDN! r. Mr. Thomas Taylur, F.:arrt..in, Nv. 9, N - or Bric:zeltroati SAR I i with the moft hcarttUt fatisfits.‘lion that I act. A dens you on the incomparalo.• ereelley.se of van. invotechle PATENT the ipittig of chili y,car f Lad the misfortune to contraa a Venereal Cutnplair.t a attended with the molt alarming and tiangerons fyruptonis; b aintuch,that I have been confined to my room for w;:fle writ together, and not able to ftir one of it ; 1 had no reit mi,6lt nos day, and fulfered theanolt excruciating; ..ist and toftn.nt, sand what wits 1171 worfc, my Eye% grt w weak and dies, fu that I could fearca difeem any object, i: ever fo elofr t-1 nee, and ped , 2d nothing lets than the total loti of ire: ftilht.—in-oto a ftenei 6. althy, and rather cormilmt man, I b. :rzre tbadow. and an object of pity and comr•trlion.--M.e f;;;;:ols had all,Tiveti me over, and thought my recovery !a :'.ii tlre.tdrol flan:, and expenang every t111,111.:C to Lc :01 lilt in thi: wurld. I was fortunately :erununended by a !, ri;:hbour to try year Medicines, but having tried all medie;ai'aid to no yurpofe, and Lem at an enormous .:peke, ;: was I-me time before 1 couti be on:railed on to take :hem; et /lit I first fx lix boxes, Rua before 1 had tal'ima them all, l t need confi !arable I,..netit: my I pain. gradually deem:de:l.mi! i-ye-ligh;. grzw bettrr, and to tho great furpria e"and altuninnier.t a all my friend.. (Aft t ng three bolo, noire), toy health and :I.r.pgth was pet - la:11y rea ltore !, and I am no% (thanks to my Cu.) e.:,'. your : Medicines), as well MI hearty as e-tr I t ei in my lite. Voor obliged I.nmbl‘farraui, L. LEIGH. N... - e•ntar ti You arc at inn limn) topultliflt ti.i. in mainrr yea think the hmefit of foe., ty at !ar.,. tvi..r.h I Mania have f.: it yin: forcer. hat wit, fearfei ar. ftpre. atiov•tiLdiciue ,s c irnotly r t enmentied to all perfona that ere any doubt rt t te!r •neirely ti. •• of cagy Ire. nertalattfAttion, rartieula: ly the.`., alterinz th ne ken ..lition in life. a, it will certo'uly .rad'eare every taint of that nature, of however long !tiding, or hiowcrer difgnifed the appearance of odic/ diferde: s.t may ; f..: ;:!eorlatie, Glandular, and Cutane !lAA C., .paints it i:, al!o r:crecracitdcal to he taken, elpecially in the Summar, and rail. Prepared and fold by the:foe Pr.-Tele:or. TAY -I.OR, Nieneher of the Coriciaion of Snrge.ani. 1-na.'ere, ai his itmafe, Nu. 9, New liridge.ftreet ; wh,:c he will give' Ad vice, without a Fee. to perfons tAiog and va; 1 1 fwer patien!, I.etters. if oft ;pt.!, on tin! - terms. in ,f.ro. ing in alt cafes the melt invialalde Secrecy. nu Perion's cafe having been mert,ioned, but at :heir own :articular . eetiaeft by the Proprietor, during the :our.`: of more then 35 rani, that he has had the conduit of an exte:Aive file of t2;t: abere medi ciae,and the praeliccarifing thert.trom. - _ They arc alto fold by b appointment, at the k'erfumees, N'o. 3s,_ St. Albart's-ttrect, PaII-Mall: Mr. Rol.ort'zilli Toy. flop, N.. ac:, Oaford ttrect ; No. a, Union-row, Little Tower-liill; (ine •1 ei in twit confiderable town in Englar.d, in !loxes of only at. 9d. each, .traled up with .141 and plain aiatfLons. LONDON: Printed (or the Fropricturs. by ICJ ; IN 1W.41111, CaTtaby-ftnet) at the STAR PRINTIA4 ()Friel. !VO. t o Carey-fireet ; and pnbliEled by LEVEL ;:l!N (,f Can terbury-piece, Lintitech), at No. a, (.limv gr•et add ..t tie STAR-011TCS, Tenvie-liar ;to which nifice command , . dm, for the Earrpa are repießod to be aidreC'el 3 -* 4 v '1