Star. — London, England, 1802-06-26 00:00:00

Lifll' INTEL T,IGENCE. COURT OF KINO's BENCH, JUNE 25. This being a day appointed for fpecial argu ments,the morning was nearly occupied with them. Not am of them was intereding to the public. Mr. ttsittsiE moved for and obtained a manda mus to Commiffioners under on !neinlure Aa, to command them to make an alretfment for repair ing certain roach;. He dated, that by the At, the Commiffioners were to put the roads to a certain extent in good repair, and when they were fo re paired, they were afterwards to become parilh roads. To enable them to do this, they were em powered to afiifs 211 occupiers and ownets of land within their jurifdiaion ; this they had neglected to do, and the nbirct of his motion was to comp..l (-cm, as the roads in quedion were very much out of repair. A Rule Ni,i for a criminal information•was granted againit a perfon of the name of Littleton, for fcnding_a challenge to a young Gentleman, an officer of 'dragoons. The latter had been giving tedimony in a caufe tried the laft Lewes Affixes, which had difpleal:d the defendant, and he fent him a challenge as loon as he came out of Court. Mr. MANLEY applied for additional Doty Rules for a perlibn confined for debt, that he might be eitabl..il to fetle his affairs ; but the Court &id there had of late been too much facility in agree ing to application; of this kind, and that for the future there mutt be fome fpecial ground laid in the affidavit. THE KING v. DEAN. Mr. ADAM moved to make this Rule abfolute agsinfl the defendant for a libel. Mr. ERSKI%E I . :lid it was not meant to thew carafe. The fuppofed libel was merely an elation eering fquib, and, when the caufe came on for trial, it would be found that there was nothing to try.—Rule CORE V. VNDERHILI. AND OTHERS. Mr. GIB ss moved for a rule to fhew caufe why the warrant of attorney in this mile fhould not he given up to be cancelled ? He Gated that it was given to fec , :r4.. an annuity. He moved it on be half ci a perfon of the name of Giblet, who was only a collateral fecurity for the annuity. It was granted by its perfons to the plaintiff Core, who had filed a bill again( one of the grantors of the annuity, but be had not recovered again(' him, inafmtich as he had,by his anfwer, infiftcd that the annuity deeds were not properly memorialized.— Mr. Core then entered up judgmen• on Giblet's warrant of attorney, and now came upon him as fecurity. application was, that the warrant of attorney fhould be fet alide, on the ground that the annuity failed, not being memorialized accor ding to the provilions of the Annuity Ae. The objcaii.ns were, that the memorial Itated that the grantors were all bound. But by the hood they were all jointly and fcverally bound. This he faid was a material variance. Another part of the memorial fined, that the confideration money bad been paid to all the grantors. This was not fo.— Rule granted. MAITLAND AND CO. V. OOLDNAY. An action bad been braught by the.plaintiffs, who are merchants, againfl the defendant, for pub. li(hing a printed libel, tending materially to injure the plaintiffs in their proleffion as merchants. This libel was publilhed in the form of an affidavit, liming, that a Mr. Guy, a correfpondent of the plaintiffs', expreffed the titmoll difratisfaElion at the accounts of the plaintiffs, and declared their condo& in this refped to he as bad as robbery on the highway, nr to that effect. The fact appeared to he, that Mr. Guy had haflily made of of Come Inch expretlions, but was afterwards (to the de fendant's knowledge) perfeEtly fatisfied with the condua. To the plaintiffs declaration, in this anion, the defendant pleaded a jultification, namely, that it was true, that Mr. Guy had faid fo ' • whether this was or was not a prover plea? was the fubjed of this argument. Mr. A sisor, on the part of the plaintiff:, con tended, that although an action will not lie againil thole who repeat fcandal, if they name at the fame time the author of it, yet that the writing or printing filch fcandal, even when the name of the original author is mentioned, is a crime, both in the eye of the law and of found . policy, of much greater magnitude ; inafmuch as n gives a greater publicity and perpetuity to the fcandal, which would otherwife be forgotten. He fupported his opinion by a great number of law authorities. Mr. HoLaovl, ort the part of the defendant, combated, at , great length, aad with much legal learning, the argument of Mr. Abbot. Lord ELLanaoitouon (aid, it was not necetlhry, in this cafe, to examine the differences which the law made between flander fpoken and Dander written; the reafon that in either cafe it exempted from profecution thole who cited the author was, that in that cafe the plaintiff knew whom to profe cute ; but here, when the fcandal fpoken was de fcribed fo vaguely in the plea, qualified by, " or words to that e l ect," no profecution was given againfl Mr. Guy : he was therefore of opinion, and the Court unanimoufly coincided with him, that the plea was bad, and confequently that judg ment mull be given for the defendant. WILLIAIIISOiI V. •LL•NSON. This was an attempt to fet afide a verdi& ob tained at Guildhall by. the plaintiff, who is a mate of an Indiaman, aypiinit the defendant, a wine merchant, who had fold him twenty-four dozen of claret, for the Ben*al market, at 151 s. per dozen, marked in the invoice, irl clam:. This claret, when it arrived in India, was to four that it could not be- drank. _ _ The defence upon the trial, and the argument now, were, that the defendant had purchafed the wine from another merchant, and believed it to be F ood, and that it was required by law that the plaintiff (hould prove that part of his declaration which Rated, that the defendant inowixth fold him bad wine. Jußice Lswassci, at the trial, held this imma terial, and the rerdia was for the pLihniil.--Tbe undid was confirmed. poi.tcr.. G °lca 11 Al. 1.--Yedeiciaytwo young men were. examined, on fulpicion of fleabag 531. from a countryman at a public houfe in Fleet-market, about five o'clock, yeflerday morning. A witnefs Rated that he was prefent at the public:bottle, where the lofer was very much intoxicated, When one of the prifoners held him up, as befriending him, Mat the other fearched his pockets, under pre tence of taking care of his money ; they then call ed a coach, and put him into it, under pretence of feeing him fafe to his lodgings. The witnefs fur peeling their intentions, got behind the coach, when coming near Temple Bar, the man who was molt officious got out of the coach, and attempted to run away, but both were fecured. They were detained fur re-examination. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JUNE 25. A &plant of tile PRICES of FLOUR, from the t 2th of June to the z 1 3th of Julie incluhve. Total t 1,06 facks.—Average Os. ill& 11. 111. higher than laft return. • PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Ellis 41 Iss to 61 6s I Pockets 51 os to 61 zoi SMITHFIELD, June ac. To fink the offal—per Roue of 81b. Beef - 4t 8.1 to 6s od Veal - 4s 6d to 6s od Mutton -ss 4d to 6s Ed Pork - 5s od to 6. od _ Lamb 6s 6d to 8s od. Stock at Market this morning, Beafts zoo, Sheep and Lambs 1400. NEIArGATE and LEADENHALL, June 25. Pjr (tone of Sib. by the eare.ife. Deer 4 5 64 to zs od Veal 4s od to Ss 6d Mutton Ss 4d to 6s od Pork slb Ott to 6s Od Lamb .... 6s cd to ys od. ( RAW HIDES, one 25. Hides (per floor) 3s 4d to 3s 6d Heavy Calf ps od each Middling as ad to a. sod Horfe Skins 12s to 16s OnlanAry 24 4.1 to 23 64 Sheep Skins 41 od to 8. Shearlirrn Is. PRICE OF LEATHER; per AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b ma, - -27 d to ssid Ditto, 6o to 661 b - - • sod to 22d Merchants Micas -- s7d to 18d Drain Hides - -15 d to r6d Fine Coach Hides - . ayd to iBd Crop Hides for Cutting • ad to 194 d Flat Ordinary - - ad to Iyd Calf Skins, 35 to aolb per dozen, - 224 to 324 Ditto so to -oil) - - 2sd to Sod Ditto, 7o to 1 11:+16 - - 244 to 274 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. as sod to 3s ad Large ditto - - zcos to 1 eos per dos. Tanned Horfc Hides - . ills to 325 each Goat Skins - - ass to 65s per dozen Bark per load au l. los. to 231. os. - PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 38 94 Town Tallow 63s 6d to os Clare market 35 94 Runia ditto (ca.) 6os od to 615 Whitechapel market 35 7d Ruffia ditto (foap) 39s to 6os (per Rune of 81b.) White Candle Ruffin 59s to 05 -..,—. Melted Stuff 548 od toss. Ils id Ditto Rough 36s od to 4u Average Price 38 Bid Greaves -16 s od too. Good Dregs listo os Yellow Soap, 721. to or—Mottled, Boc—Curd, S4s. Candlts ' los. 6d.—Moulds. its 6d. PRICK OF HAY AND STRAW, June 25. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitcchapel. o.Hay 4 oto 6 61 2 17 oto 7 0 0 4 11 oto 6 8 0 Straw al3to t a 1 i 1 oto 1 8 o t a oto a 6 o Clover 6 oto 7 o( --.- 6 to o to 7 15 o COALS, June 25. Bell Coals in the Pool, 21. os. 6d. per Ckaldroo. Delivered al. 9s. 64. Sunderland, 11. 155. od. • • Delivered al. 45. od. BIRTHS. Yefterday morning. Mn. H. Jehnfton, of a fon; and Mrs. Gibb„of a daughttr, both of Covent-Garden Theatre. At his 119111 c in Piccadilly, the lady of Charles Forbes, Efq. of a fon and .heir. On TudJay,at Walthamftow, ETA, the lady of Captain ' W. Money, of -I fon. Lately, the wife of Alexander Ratcliffe, of Diackleach, in Saddkworth, of three fi-e boys, who arc baptized by the names of Abraham, ffaae, and Jacob. The mother is a twin; and has been delivered of twins before. • MARRIED. On the 22d init. at Stockbridge, James Wyfe, Efq. Captain in the R. N. Lincoln Re,,tmcnt of Militia, to Mifs Jekyll, only daughter of Jofeph Jekyll, Efq. Marlbre-baildings, Bath. On the 17th loft. at St. George's, Hanover-fquare, Mr. G. Winter Bachelor, to Mrs. Elizabeth Natter, widow, both of Dover-Brea, Piccadilly On Wednifday, at ilampftead, John North Boyden, Efq. to Mifs Ogilvie, daughter of John Ogilvie, Efq. of Argyll-fin et. Lately, at York, Mr. Thomas Smkh, (mond fon of Thomas Smith, Lfq. to Mifs Kichmond,daughter of Walter Richtuond, Efq. all of that city. DIED. In Dublin, Hamilton Goraci., Efq. Reprefuntative in Parlia ment for the county of Mcarh. _ _ . On the 13th MR:Mr. '1 lamas Rule, writer In Edinburgh. At Peterhead, the stb Mit Mr. Alex. Ogilvie, merchant. At Port Ciafgow,on Monday laftin the 86th year of her age, Mn Mary Zuili. widow of Mr. Tho. Knox, m e r c h ant there. At Hull, Mr. John Coulfon, brother to E. F. Coulion,Ffq. Mayor of that town. He attended divine ferrite at the Holy 'Trinity Church in the forenoon of Sunday, fell down in his pew, and faintly expired._ CM the 4th MR. iu the bloom of life, aged 20, Mifs Mary of Colfterwotth, Line°lufhire. The hand of this lady WAS pledged to a young gentleman of refpretability, and the n up. dais were to have bo.a confecrated on the Monday following. I.ately, in South Anne-ftrect, Dublin, of the complicated mileries of difeafe and poverty, Henry Lucas, M. A. fon of Charles Lucas, formerly Reprefentative of that city in Parlia ment. The fate of this unhappy mall is a melancholy warning to thofe who put their fruit in popular affedtion ; bad Dr. Lit eat, who was a man of Reding ability, applied himfelf to the purluit of his profelfion, he might have railed an ample fortune to his fungi ; but he became the leader of a party, and left tha: family to perifh: it is too true that the unhappy Gentle. MALI whofe dc,:th we now record, bits for many years been fuf tained chiefly by thofe who had been holtile to his father's poli ties, and that half the fum which is at this moment wantonly wafting in decorations of the itatue of Dr. Lucas, at the Royal Exchange, would have faved his fon from perilbing for wart. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Mornlns o Minutes after is Afternoon I minutes otter is IMPOSITION ntver hiring been to gener a l a s at the prefent Crifis, it Is a duty ineutnbent on every perfon who is in puffefGon of a 'Medicine of cflabliflicti reputation to adopt the most certain means of preventing the poffibility of a fpurious Comfofition being &Med on the Public, to the ob vioufly endangeringthe lives of the Aillifted, and undefervedly bringing an invaluable preparation IMO dirittlMM. It is thefe sondeiations that indule the prefect Proprietors of the well known ANTISCORBUTIC PROPS, in prepared by tka late FRANCIS Sri , at his Difpcnfary, No. is, Soho- I fquare to acquaiot Nervous, Scorbutic, Gouty, azd Rheu matic Patients, that the above Is the only place where they are prepared genuine, and that, by permillion of the CommilSoners of the Stamp-Office, a Stamp printed in black ink. is aired to each bottle, with the words—" Spillbury and Co. No. 15, Soho. fquare," silo " By the King's Patent," on the Bottle, Bill,and Wrapper, that the purchafer may he convinced of being hap .o.4 with the genuine Medicine, which is fold In bottles, at 'Ss. and is. each, duty included, by eke general Venders of Patent Medicines in 'rewind Coustry. SALES BY AUCTION. By Mr. CHRISTIE, By Order of the Adminittrator, on the Prtmifes, near Hritchin, in the County of Herts, Thirty-four Milts from London, on the Rind to Betlford, on Saturday, July 3, at Twelve • - - - &Clock, r iE Capital Stock of Excellent OLD PORT, C LAR F.T, and MADEIRA, upwards .. of too dozen, im portod by the late Proprietor for Ida own life, of a vtry fupe• rior (tuality, and has been bottled near eight years. Attu part of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURh. and other effects of Roar: BECLI ORD, EI;. dcccafed. The Wine to he tatted on the mornin: of Sale ; the Furni ture may be viewed Two Days preceding the Sale, and Cata logues then had on the Premifes ; at the SWAII, Hlrehin ; Swan, Stevenage; White Mork!, Baldock ; Swan, Bigglefwade; White Hart, Wellwyn ; Salifbury Arms, Redd ; at the Rainbow Coffee-houfe ; and in Pall-Mall. By Mr. CHRISTIE, By Order of the Adminiftrator, on the Premifes, at Potter's- FiftLtn Miles from London, on the Road to Hatfield, • on Monday, July s, at Twelve o'clock, ABOUT ONE HUNDRED DOZEN OF CHOICE MADEIRA, of a very foperior Q2ality, im ported by the late Rose BFCKIORD, Efq. deceafed, and fent to his Plantation in the Welt Indies, from whence, after retrains ing a proper time, It was tranfmitted to the place of Sale, and has heen there in bottles eight years, under the immediate cal c of dm late owner. To be tatted the morning of Sale. Catalogues may be had as above; at the Bull, St. Alhan'a ; Green Man, Barnet ; Sag bury Arms, Hatfield; at the Rainbow Coffee-houfe; and in VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES in CUMBERLAND TY IHE FREE.—TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the New Crown Inn, at Penrith, on Thurfday the 12th day of Anglin, 1802, at four o'clock in the afternoon, In Four Lots, Lot 1. rOMPRIZING the very extenfive Ma nor'LA of Blencowe, with the Fines, %threats, and other profits thereof, amounting to upwards of 301. per annum. N. B. There is a general fine payable by the euftontary Te • nants, upon every change of the Lord of the Manor, by death only, which amounts to about 3001. Alfo a very deferable Freehold Manor Farm, called ISt en cowc HALL, fauate in the Parifhes or Townthips of Little 131encowe, Grryftock, and Deere, or Come of them, confining of a large and commodious Dwelling Haute, with Barns, Stabics, Cowhoufes, and other fuitable Outbuildings in good repair ; to gether with the Demefne Lands, containing 159 A. 2 R. 6 P. of rich Arable, Meadow, and Paßure Land, in the occupation of T. Scott, under an agreement for a term of eleven year:, from 25th March, 1797, at the clear rent of 1351. per annum. This Lot is Alibied to a free Rent, or free Farm Rent of 6s. Bd. per annum. . _ - Lot a. Comprising a Freehold Farm, called Old Hall, fituate at Great Blencowe, in the Parini of Dacre and in Skelton, or one of them, confifting of a good Farm Houfe, with Barns, Stables,and fuitable Outbuildings • and about 90 Acres of good Arable, Meadow. and Pafture l and, occupied by the Ezecu tors of John Itelph, dcccafcd, under an agreement for a term of tt years, from 25th March, 2797, at the clear Itent'of 651. per annum. Lot 3. Comprizing a Meffuage or Dwelling Houfe, and Water Corn Mill, called Laithes Mill, with Barn, Stable, and Outhoufes ; and ten Acres more or Ids of Land and Meadow Ground, at Lalthts, in the Parifh of Skelton, in the occupation of Jofeph Stockdaie, as tenant from year to year, at the net rent of 251. per annum. Lot IV. Comprizing a Menage, or Dwelling Houfe and Farm, with Dam Stable, and Outhuildints ; and 62A. 2 R. 24P. more or Ids of Arable and Pafture Land, Otuate on Skelton Pafture, in the Parini o' Skelton, in the occupation of Mclks. John and William Johnfon, under a Leak for 20 years, from ad February, 1785, at the net yearly rent of 201. All the Lands in the foregoing Lots are free from the pay ment of Tythes, except a dole, containing 7 A. 2. R. 30 P. called Sehoolmafter's Clore, iu Greyftocke. The Land Tax on all the above Lots has been redeemed. The Farms may he viewed on application to the Tenants. For further particulars apply (by letter poR paid) to Mr. Tindal, Attorney-at-Law, Chelmsford, Mx, where Maps of the Eftate may be feen, and previous to the Audion, printed particulars and conditions of Sale may be had of Mr. Hutton, Attorney-at-Law, at Pewit!' ; silo at the principal inns, at Pen rith ; at the place of Sale; and at Mr. Tindal's Oface, in Chelmsford aforefald. By PHILIP ISAACSON—On the Premifet, on Monday June 28, am, and Five following Days, ALL the neat and elegant Houfhold Furniture, Plate, Glafs, China, Linen, Stock of Wines and Liquors, Brewing Utenfils, Poft Horfes, Chaifes„ Harnefs, and other Effeets, of Mr. William Mountney, at the Crown inn, in Huntingdon, (who clubs that fituation.) The Sale will begin each Morning precifcly at Ten o'clock, and will be condutfted in the following order: 'llte Firft, Second, and Third Day's Sale will confift of part of the Houfttold Vurniture, Kitchen Regulates, and Earthen Ware, viz. four-poit and other Bedfteads, with Chintz, Damallt, fine Barre, Morine, anal other Fundtures; capital fine feafoned Geefe Feather-beds, Mattraffes, Blankets, and Counterpnnes ; Pier and Dreffing GialTei; Mahogany Dining, Card, and pther Tables; excellent Alahogany Chairs ; a tars',. Sofa covered with Crimfon Morine : a feleetion of Kitchen Vurniture, which comprifes every article requifite fur a large Inn, and a compleat affortment of:Earthen Ware. The Fourth Day's Sale (Thurfday) will comprehend all the valuable Plate, Glafs, China, and Linen, in which are con tained Twenty-fix Lots of Plate, in Article.; all Modern and Ufeful : a very elegant Two Quart Silver Tankard, Two Quart ditto, Two Pint Cups, a beautiful Silver Coffee-pot, Sifver Table, Tea, and Marrow Spoons, and a great :lumber of ocher Articles, all perfeetly preen-ed. - - - - - - - Amongit the China are a let of very handfome blue and white Table China, confating of one hundred and fifty-three pieces, a molt elegant let of white gilt-edged 'f ca China compleat, a let of blue gilt-edged Tea Chin;, &c. Ste. The Linen confifts of fine Damalk, Diaper, and other Table Cloths ' • fine Holland, Ruffia, and other Sheets and Pillow Cafes; beautiful Damalk and other Napkins ; and an affort ment of other Articles too large so be enumerated. In the Fifth Day's Sale (Friday) will be included all the Stock of Wines and I.iquors, Brewing Utenfils, Poft Hodes, Chaffs., Barnet's, Poft Coach, and the Fixtures in the Bottle. The Brewing Utenfils confift of a new iron-bound Math Tub and Underback, compleat Coolers and Frames, Working Tubs, and every other requifitc. The Cellars comprife a Stock of fine flavoured Winstt and Liquors, which will be divided into (mall Lots. The PoR Stock confifts of Four Pair of excellent Post Hodes in fine working condition, Three very bandfome Polt Chafes compleat, with Plate Glafs, Lamps, Ecc. a very hand fome Town-built Coach in perfe& repair, a great many eons pleat fits of Harnefs, and a variety of other Articles. The Fixtures comprife a very capital Brewing Copper, which holds Two Hogfheads, an excellent Kitchen Range with wind up Cheeks, a Smoak Jack, Smaller Coppers, Iron Oven, Bath Stoves, Ste. &e. In the Sixth Day's Sale (Saturday) will be fold the remain ing part of the Houfbold Furniture, in which will be particu larly included a Beciftead with a fuite of very elegant white Furniture, fringed, &c. in the molt fuperb manner, with an le admirab fine Geefe Bed, very large Blankets, beautiful Coun terpane, &e. &c. and alto numerous other Beds compleat, and a large and fried affemblage of ufdul Articles. On account of the great number of Lots in each Day's Sale, the Auetionea earneftly (elicits the early Attendance of the Company. To be viewed on Friday and Satuday preceding the Sale. Catalogues may be bad at the Angel Inn, Peterborough; Bell, Stilton ; White Hart. Tbrapßon ; Swan, Bedford ; Croft Keys, St. Neot's ; Rote and Crown, Wilbeels ; Crown, St. lye's; Lamb, Ely; White Hart, Newmarket; Black Bull huh Billtopf gate-ftreet, London • Place of Sale • and of Philip aura, Vehdder sad Appraftr, Csabdip. SALES BY AUCTION. LiVI'.RYO~ T. To PORTER BR ENV!: R T CTIFiF.R3 of SPIRITS, Rte.-13v /14. (211,:-ISTIF, __• At Lie Great Room, in Pa!i- Mull, I oudon, tit,: :A:ginning of Aug i.cxt • AMOST Capital and CapAciow, ftruth it I'ORTFR BR EV74..RY, nee:lring and c.. 44 t. ing 'Two Statute Acr.:s of Freehol I Land, Withill the 1 4 4.4un,:aq of the Town. with a tunit abundant Supply of Water i.f firft qyality and pureft Nature, comp, tent to supply the w 412.4, luhabitn•rts of Liet.tu44,41... The Prstr.tifi::: biti't, and eimymi c! ,,N, difpiif:d for ciirrying on, ti;ein the molt eztenfire :ealre, a t'n:- I:r-Riewcry, Dial Hay, or ituftirying ot -. :nr;ss ; a cant: ufeful &sant-F[loe, by which every pert of the Prentic e , fupplied by Leaden l'ipea ; 3101 well colesnated to rs:Jurt Is bour in feveral deparments. The Coppers, Squans, barks, Mat!;-Tuns, and Coolers, arc ne.trly nrw, and in ids molt perfect sondition. There art I:.iiluings diffident to Ted into a Cotton Manufadtory, Ir3Virir Anlp;l: roam for all the above Branches; the Situation for wbleS ii, undoubtedly th:' fort in the Kingdom, and in the DiCilltry lint; there would he a r , 1.6- lar vent for all Spirits that could be malt the prefent the moo propitious, from the reduced pike of Malt and Ho, , s ; a convtnieure for Making all the year round, and the redtais dant Water, will Shortly bect.me a confiderable Annual Pro duce. The Premifes may be vii.aved by applying to Mcirrii. Bak. with and Co. ; Mr. Meek ; or Mr. ii.Thompfon,'or Livt?"l. Printed Particular will be ready to deliver Twenty Day. p re . e..din?; the Sale, and a Plan may now be ken at Mr. Chri , lit's, who is empowered to receive Pi - 0pa1 . ..1s by Privr.,c Coilraa. To the AFFLICTED with GOUT and RIiEUAIATISNI THOUGH the great Sir svagd Hulk tiled to ai fay, that " the Gout was the Oppreirium that is, in plain EngliCh—" the Difgrace of the Faculty; a n d Dr. Ward would only admit of temporary Relief being obtain able in • confirmed It heumatifm ; yet, could thofc bright Lu minaries of the Medical World rife from the dead, Dr. bsouvat is perfuaded, from never failing Experience, that their annuitli ment at their Refurredlion, would be notninz to their admin.. tion at the miraculous Effcdts which have arif.ll from a few Doles of his NERVOUS CORDIAL; which, in the molt oh ftinate Cafes, have wrought fuck wonderful Cures, that the Gouty and Rheumatic will have caufe to blefs !dot and pray for him, as its Inventor, as long as the remembrance of Health and Eare reftored can poffibly be tenable on this fide the tract. Lieut. W. PA RDO F., of his Majefty's Gun-Veffel FLA LESi. Sir—lt is with infinite fatisfadtion I acknowledge the tkc.:l - of your Botanical Syrup, which has entirely relieved mc from the moll excruciating Rheumatic Pains and Contraction of the Joints, which I have been afilidled with upwards of tea months. Be affured i limit recorumnd your valtiabla tin us to the utmoft of my power.—l remain, Sir, your very obedient !nimble fervant, Lieut. W. PAitDot. Plimoutb Dock, July 3t, /Soo. 14'itnefs to the above Cure—L. Congdon ' Printer and Sta. doter, N0..51, Fore - )treat, Plymouth D oc k. JOHN HOGWQOD, late fervant to Mr. V. Simpfoa, of the Role Inn, SittingbdErn, was for a length of time molt intole m ily ailliEted with a rheumatic complaiat, which nearly ap. pr Ached to paralytic, to loch a degree as to depri7e him of the entire ufe of hie limbs, which re.alered him incapable of walk in or following his Militias; in this debilitated Rate he appiie.l to feveral of the molt eminent or the Faculty without esreri eacing tin Isaf thadow of benefit ; but by being ftronrly re sionamended by fevers) of his friends to Dr. Brodunt's Nervous Cordial, purehafed at Mr. John Barnard's, bookfeller, Sitting bourn, is now rrfedtly reftore4 to his former health and sour, is enabled to follow his bufiuefs as ufsal without fee.i..,; , the leaf& fymptoms of the wove complaint, and is new coat:. man to Mr; Ntch. Saxton, proprietor of the Sittingisourn coach. JOHN HOW.VOOD. Witnefes to the above Cure—Mr. V. Simpfon, Mallet of the Rots Inn, Sittingbourn; Mr. John Barnard Bookreller, The BOTANICAL. SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, to be had at the Dodoes Houk, No. 9, Albion-Erect, 7 Doors from the Leverian Mufenm, Blackfriar's Bridge, in Bates at i L a&-a is. 64•-• end is. 6d. Alfo of Jeboult and Co. late Bacon), No. ago, Oxford-Erect; Tuit, Royal Exchange; 1. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Bouhon, Royal Exchange; Mr. Cockell's Medicine warthoufe. N0..129, Strand ; Golding, Wholefale Medicine Vender, No. 42, Combat ; and by molt Bookfellera and Medicine Venders in the three itiff.doms. •„• To thole Ladies and Centlasuat bordering ox the Rua of Matrimony, the Dcdtor would particularly recommend the Botanical Syrup, prior to their appetitance before the Altar of Hymen, who are in the fusallelt degree apprehenfive of the Sy& tens not being entirely fouud a or fithjed to relaxations of die folids. •„• Loren, Stating Patients cafes, with the Moses ufut Ice of a Guinea, will be ftridly attencleil to. TO T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No, 9, New Brielgo-ftreet,Londss SIR, a Eatburgh, May 2, 21142:. lN the fpring of 1794. I was. airlifted with a Vena reai Complaint, which I irt..w.4 — w:tb indifference for be months;, but was then obliged to apply to a rel;ular Phylician, who put a temporary !top to the viruamce of the 'dilute i'hy mercurial applications) tor fosse time ; butgaojeing, in (pin o f all medicine and the advice of the lint Gentkitten of the Faculty here, work and work for two years, I was redeicd to a hate al molt unparalleled and Ise paid defeript list I, being an entire leper, and ulcerated from bead to foot.—My head, throat, mob, note, legs, arms, Sec. have heat alternately in danger ofbeconte big ureters; in kort, I have had from 20 to 3o ration a:cm - son my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.—lt woukl he voluminons to particularize all toy cafe—fa/flee it to fay, that never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, n 7 Mit more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined myfeli, beyond allhopeo of recovery; and indeed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my more than mifcrahle 'tate. in this dreadful flotation did I :trig a molt miferable exiftence, till Di VIN r PROVIDENCE threw is toy way a newrpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. Deof friends read it, I could not.-1 fent and procured Mow of yoet LEAKE'S PATENT PILLS. which, byuingfrom time to time, am now, and have long been, (after more than lour year , an dcfcribable diftrefs), in as,good a ftate of health as ever I o . - iuyed ; as a preef of this, I had a tine, thriving, healthy born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to CoD. any is hones of rendering my fellow-creatunefervice, I rape::: yoi: to publish this ; and psi may at any time refer perfons, who Aries to be fatislied of the truth of th;s, or further particulars'. to me or my friends, by letter or perfon. As few cafes far badners will ever equal mine, and none ear teed it, 1 have from expectance cvcry reafon to allure insaki!.d, that in your LEAK E'S Pa LI s 01,1 will find a Pure, rperty.fa.e, and radical cure, 1 sr that molt dreadful ttage of the Vearred Difeafe, which is C.AlltdA CONFI RM ED stn wi:::rs titude, Sir, yonr obliged humble fervent, !. Pr. pared and Sold by Cite Sole Proprietor, TDCS:AS r• Loa, Member of the Royal College of Surgeon; in 1a.... da.c. his haute, No. 9, New bri.lge-ftreet ; where he will give ad vice, without a fee, to potions taking there Pills and fwer patients letters, if poft paid, can the tame term; ob!..::r ing in all cafes the moft inviolable feervey. rn Perf^r% ‘ cafe having been mentioned, bet it theta o wn particular recta...., byt he Proprietor, daring the courfe : n` mot: ahan y , r2". that he has had the co::duaing of an ettetive filo of the abort medicine, and the pradtice miring therefrom. They are Aro fold, by his Appoimmant, for the erivoleatit of thole living at a dittance, by Mr. Baxter, South -bridge , Edinburgh ; Mr. Mentions, Printer, Glafgow, to cal oto sNt Mr. T. refers for his addrefs ; at the Pet tumer's, NA Ts, SL Alban'a-ftreet, Pall-Mall; Mr. kobertfon sTorrnny , N01e,„3. Oxfbrd-ftreet ; Mr. Difborougles, No. 7, Fillt-ftreet - i o t nearly oppofite the Monument; Mr. Steers, Bookfeller, No. Is Union-row, Little Tower-hill; hlr. Callwell's, Dublin; act by one Penton in every confider/hie town in GITOI-AfiLlill am! Ireland, in Boxes of only at. 9d. each, Gated up with 101:tn4 plain Diredions, whereby Perkins of either See may owe themfelves with eafr sod feereey. LONDON: Printed for the Pnrivriators. by JOHN DA Cumabrereet) at the STAR Pi lArribea-OrE 'cc, Na arey-ftreet ; and pahlithed by RL (Of terbury-place, Lambeth), at No. t, Carey-Rreet. an' t • 3 lk ITAI-Orrea Teinpleaar ; to which °thee all tom:nor tiara forabe into' are ragor.Red to be addreired. Pk