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' LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KINO's 1011,11,20, JUNE ss. THE KING V. ROSERT 'CFl:miry AND Astor um The defendants, Robert 'anti Hinir Kennett, father and fon, were bronght up to receive the lodgment ut the Court, having been conviettal of a E../nlpiracy to do ..1 the creditors' Of the foyer. Mr. Plaice Gaon ay./eery. reprehended the de fenilants for their condid, and defignated their of fe• re as a wicked and abominable eonfpiraey. He was particularly fevere in his animadverfions open the condua of the father. *tole drcrings. he . .fa 4 l, it • ; ato !long parental feeling about nim, mull he aggravated by the reenllettion that to his le &aim) and evil example his fon was indebted for his then degraded fituation. His profpetts in life, in all probability, were ruined. and his charatter deltroyed. His Loidfhip further obferved, that to fix a fine upon• them might operate as A pet petnal iroprif , nment ' as they werealready charged inexcewion for firms which promifed a long and tediols re!lr.tint upon t h eir liber• ty ; yet it was neceffirry to mark 'be tranfaelion. The defendants had perve.ted the law. and that which the Legiflatore had intended firtuld be of benefit to' creditors, they had converted into a fraud upon their jolt demands. Under all the circumllances of the cafe, the Court orsh.red and adjudged that Robert Kennett, the father, fhodd be committed to the cuf tody of the Marfhal of the Marlhallea for twelve calendar months, and to hand in the pillory, once within that period, in the middle of Oxford-14w, oppofite New Bond Reece ; and that Henry Kennett be imprilonedin the fame prifon for a like term. TIES KING V. Till BISHOP OT OXFORD. This was a quefiion on an agreement laid tel be fimoniacal. By the Statute of Simony, in the time of Elizabeth, it is enatled, " that if any perfon or per. font, &c. (hall, by realms of any promife, agreement,- &e. direaly or indirealy ;ardent or collate any per lon to any benefice, or cure of fools, &c or give the fame for fuch corrupt cattle, every inflitution, in con. fequence of fuch praAices, (hall be void, and the crown in future (hall have the right of 'relenting, collating, &c. A rule had been ohmined to (hew tau& whys woo bow Mould not itfoe, calling upon the Billow of Ox ford to licence the Rev. Iliac Knight to officiate in the facred duties in the village of Peddington, in Antbroledale. Sir VICARY Grass and Mr. Amp. (hewed caufe againfi this rule. They Paid, that in the year 1481, the curacy was feparated from the vicarage of Am broledale, and was endowed with this fmall tithes.— On the 7th of May, aloi, Mr. Cockerell, the late Curate, died, and Mr. Pearfon was nominated by the inhabitants in the September following, to whom the Who,' objefted, on the ground that he was fo elated in confequence of a fimoniacal agreement, the inten tion of which was to deprive the curacy in future of the (mall tithes, on an additional emolument of 301. a year to aol. before received; whereas the fmall tithes were valued at 1301 annually. After the rejec tion of Mr. Pearfon. Mr. lase Knight was nominal• ad, to whom the Right Rev. Prelate alfn objetted, laying, " Having licenfed Mr. Matthews, it is not in my power to licence any other." The Learned Counfel contended, that there could be no ground for the Masulartrar. as the prefentation devolved to the Crows. in confcquence of the fimony ;mailed by the inhabitants. Mr. Serjeant WILLIAMS and Mr. Mitts read the words of the agreement, and argued, that it was in no refpeefiraoniacal, fince the incumbenthad fall power, • after figning It, to eflablifh his claim for tithes, if in deed, he had any fuch demand. They cited the cafe of the King w. the Marquis of Stafford, and they Paid, if this Right Rev. Lord, who was removed from Chtillchnrch \ to the relacy he now enjoyed, had confulted Kennett's Parochial Antiquities in the library of that eitahlifhment, he would have been bet ter informed on the fubjett of this defence. The Court, after hearing the arguments en both fides, at great length, were unanimoully of opinion, that this being an erclefiallical living, and the agree ment alluded to being to take money in lieu of tithes, under the nattne of Elizahrli, it was a corrupt, and conlequently a timnniacal coat aft,and therefore they did not feel theollelves juflified in giving a manekntur. The rule was accordingly dilcharged. • Till KING H. RDWARD The Defendant was brought up to plead to an in diament. profecoted by the Society fJr the Stippref 'lion of Vice, for vending and publifhing Reis and obfcene and indecent honks, tending to corrupt the moral!, &c. &c. To this indictment he pleaded not guilty, and being unable to procure bad, he was coot minted to 'he King's Belch, until he Mould take his trial the Sittings Slier Term. GOVERNOR PICTON. Mr. DALLAS n osed for leave to file a fupplemen tal affidavit, and tevctal documents, previous to the arguing the rule for a new trial in Governor Piano's cafe. The affidavit of Governor ?inon Rated, that he received only by the tall Leeward Iffind mail the documents which he produced, and verified the fig• natures of Mr. hithii, the Chief Magifirate ; Mr. De Caltro, an Ecrivono, and keeper of the public re cords ; Mr. Begoral, alcade ; and of Mr. Black, one of the Council. It was Rated. that an account of the event of the trial in England having reached 'Friuli of, a Cotincii was held at the Government- Houle, and Mr. Nif. il in his examination certified that the law of Old Spain allowing of torture, was in force in the Colonies. In addition to this, he had the copy of a Record, in which the torture was ordered, Certified under the hand ot Mr, de Callus who was the keeper of the annual Records of the llland. Dated in 786. Mr. Jake Le DLANC afked if it appeared wise user torture war ever inflified • Mr. DALLAS anfwered, that it was referred to the Supreme Council of theCaraceas, and in the mean time the intended objea of it, a Negro man, named Fran. e iko, contrived to efcept. The Learned Counfel then Rated, that they had farad a copy of the Law• of -spain, as regulated by Chitties the Sixth, with refpcd to d ie c,•ionlea. in the Library of the London Infli ol,,ch c onfirmed the right of ufing torture in the Colonic , in M certain cafes. A rule to fw catt l e was the a ffi davits, and placing the uran ted, upon ins C o oks to be quoted in the hands of the Officer of the Court, fu that each par. y might have seeds to them ; and the whole was dircitcd to Rand over mil am tars. rtit.gattoir .v. otovetstta. Thin eafe alto arafg ont of the Mentions of Trini dad. It was an attimi by Colonel Foliation astainlV the Defendant, the Attorney General of Trinidad, for *libel the Dtleoulant had joßified, Rating it to be an official letter to Mr. Vanfittart, Secretary to the Tresfuty. The !notion was to intitpone the trial on til neat term, in order to get evidence ft nn Trial - dad.—Kule granted. tram sr. traocreta. Sir VICARY GIBISIMn•Rd to flay the proceedings in this cafe. The plaintiff had brought an Reim againfi the defendant, as one of the Sub-Lieittenants of the Guards, for figning a letter, addreffed to General Buckley, complaining of the Plaintiff's ungentleman and unnfficer like cond.& in an affair with Captain Macnamara ; in confeonence of which, as was al ledged, the plaintiff had been difmilfed the fervice Judgment had been obtained ; but on account of fume irregularity, it had been waived. In the meantime, the plaintiff brought a fimilar anion againit fix other Sub.Licutcnints, dcc. laft term, and obtained a vet , diet fur tc.crol which had . been paid him with coils. Notwi:httanding this nerd :fl in hie favour, he had proceeded againa the defendant, and given him no. rice of trial for the fittings afser Term. As this action could only be for the purpofe of haralling the defen dam, who wns at pielent in Ireland, it was hoped the Court would intertere.----A rule to thew cattle was granted. joss 24...--DUTFY 4. WATIRS. This was an attion brought by a fervant, againft his late mailer, for an affault and Laid imprifonment. It appeared, that the plaintiff had been difcharged the fervice of the Jiefenclant, and on going to him to requeft a charafter, Come words mole, and the defen dant gave him into the cuflody of a pefice officer, and fubfecptently charged him with felony. This was on a Saturday, and on the Sunday evening the defendant was induced to liberate the plaintiff at the requeft of his relations, who undertook that he flionld be forthcoming at the Magiftrate's Office the next day. When the cafe came to be heard, there was no pretence for laying the plaintiff had committed a fe lony, and he was difcharged. The cafe occupied Come rime, and the Jury gave the plaintiff a verdiB, with 201. damages. WIDNISDAY, JUNE 2S. This being the laft day of term, the Court went through a peat deal of bufinefs, but stone of it was of an interelting nature in detail THI KING e. WALL, °THIRY/IS! HASWELL. The defendant is a coal-heaver, who limed himfelf by affidavit to have a wife and four children ; he was in confinement for contempt of Court, for having refifted and beaten an Officer who came under the authority of the prvccfs of the Court to rake poffef fion of the prerniles, in which the defendant lived. The fentenee of the Court was, that he be impti Coned in Newgate for three calendar months, and then be difehaiged. Oxfam, Juin it —During the late week the tlniverety has worn the appearance of unufual hufinefs and galaxy in confesoenee of the annual commemoration to the munificent memory of its benefaaors. On Monday Wm. Hulme Bodin, of Queen's College; James Tatterfall and Richard Nimons,of Chrift Church, Mailers of Arts, and Students in Medicine, were admitted Bachelors, and alfo to tweak io Medicine. Mr. Francis Charles Parry and Rev.Rlchard Ridley, of Unlver(ity College, and Mr. Jot Stephenfon of glicen's College, B. A. were admitted Matters of Arts. Metih. H. - Eyre, of Unlverfity College; George Leah, of Oriel College; Henry Brenton and George Morgan, of Queen's College, and John An- Reuther, of Chrift Church, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. OD Tuefday an admirable icemen was preached at St Mary's Church, by Dr. Callao°, the Provolt of %Ten's College, for the benefit of the Radcliffe Infirmary; and the affemldage of pems, in fopport of that benevolent Inflitution, was exceedingly full.— The amount of the benefadlions at the door was it 11. Ms bd. and the fubfeription plates were held by the two Stewards, the Earl of Abingdon and Mr. Gardner, afSfled by the Bifhop of Durham, Lade Charles and Francis Spencer, and Sir C Pcgge. The Governors afterward. dined at the Star Inn, when the Right Rev. the Lord Bills of Oxford, and Philip Thomas Wykham, Efq of Theme Park. were app toted StewarNfor nest year. On Weduchlay the tine-Chancellne, the hinblanen, the Heads of Houfa, Dodoes, and Prottors, met in the Como cation Houfe, and from thence proceeded in formal order to the Thew re, where, after the bufineft of the day bad been opened by the Vice.thancel. lor, the following Prefentati ins to Degrees took place t—The ho norary degree of D C L. was conferred on George Frederick Stratton, Efq of Tem Park, High Sheriff for the County a Ox ford, Mafia of Arts at Cambridge, and Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, prefaced by the Rev. Rd. Laurence, D. 1.1, of Llni• verfity College, and Deputy it cities Profeffor of I.aw. The ho. norary degree of Matter of Arts was conferred on the Right Hon. the Earl of Kinnoul, Chen Church, prefented by the Rev Wil liam Conte, M. A. and Student of Chrilt Chord% ; on Sir Ofwald Maley. Bart. Sir James Matthew Strange. Bart. aed Sir Jas Gar diner, Bar. of Braf..nofe College, prefented by the Rey.' Frod- Siam Hodfint, NI. A. nod Fellow of the fame College. ; en RI. chard Gunthlettet, bfq. Gentleman Commoner of Brafenofe College, prof ma! by the Revere:el John Dean. M. A. and Fellow of the fame Col ege ; on Itichit I Bayley IVlarfh, Efq. Gentleman Commoner of foul College, prefented by the Rev. Edward Coat ! ft nn, NI A. Fellow Of the tame College, and Profeffor of Poetry in the Univ. tiny After the pr, fentation todegrem the annual fpeech In celebra tion of the benefalors to the Untangle) , was delivered by Mr. Crewe, at New College, the Public Orator of the Univerfity, and it was marked with all that fire and animation which uniformly charallerife she oratorio! efforts of this diflingulfhed Gentleman. The Prize compaitions were then recited lit the flowing or. der, viz the Latin Veefes, .• Trafalgar,' by Mr. John Latham, COIDDIOD*r of Srafenofe College ; and the Fmilifts Efray, cn " Pelt ' burnous Fame." by Edward Garrard Marfh, B.A. Fellow of Oriel College; the Inglifh Vatic'," Travels of Ibleorery into the bite• rior of Africa," (a private donation) by Mr Henry A. Johnfon, Commoner of aunt ; and sir Roger Newdigate s Prize, tiogliik Vain,. Go tLe Study of Grecian and Roman Architee tan, Sculpture. and fainting, Ly John Wilton, Efq. Gentleman Commoner of Magelekst College. • There wive cot:eats in the Mule Rooms as else evenings of Trefday and Wednesday, and the t .mformanees were received with infinite applaufe by brilliant and overflowing audieeces. On 1 hurfilay the Rev. Charles Jobe Spence', of St. Edmund Hall; Mr. Jame. Bawd', the Rev. John Clavering. and Robert Honey Johnlon, of Brafennfe College, B. A. were admitted Mailers of Arta Itkffre. linty Barnes, of Eider College ; and Grilith Phillipm, Of Jr fat College. were admitted B.A. 'I his day 1 hennas bailward, Ftq. Student In Law. of Balla College, was admitted liachelorant Law, Grand Compounder. Thurfdey lift the rah tuft. the Rev. Wm. Twaroey, Bachelor of Divinity, was elated Warden of Wa.lham College, Oxford. V e fterday the Rev. Dr. Hughes. Principal of Jars College, was admitted Prtetrice.asanallor, to the loom of the Warden of Wadham. deceitful. Mr. Price, A. M. of Pembroke College, was, on Thurfday, ad • twitted Fellow that &Way, oil the foundation of 'thermos Td dale, EN. On Monday. Mr. Thomas Hancock was eleCled Scholar of Pembroke College, GO the foundation of Sir R. Phillips, Bart. BIRTIFIL Stretton • Arent, Piccadilly, tbe Counters of Chicher tar, of a claushtbt. At Hrrmincillne In &sand, Lady Blncielf, of a dauglocr. DIED. Sa urday morning, at Wa kat at Len Court, in Kent, the Rl;ht Hon. t earn TheIIMAS Lord Boucles, In the 5 td year of hitt ar: he a facceaign in ha lids awl gnaw by big dad fon Levels Rinagn. PUNICILM OF LIEUT. GEM VAIDINEN. evrater of A LATVIA VlO 4 NALIOAI (NOVA -- /cotta) EFIRDARY 24 On Wednefilay afternoon halt the remains of Lieu tenant General Wst.t.tesi GARDINER were interred under St. Paul's Chinch. As an Officer his charac ter was high and nnfellied, and at this prefent mo meat his death may be confidered as a great public loft. His nbkquies were folemaised in a manner becoming his late rank and Ration. We have been fasuured with the following ORDER of PROCE9SION. TOE THE TO AAAAA OE THE LATE LIEU r. GCS. OARDIVEEI Commanding the Forces in Novato otta, New B unfwick, and their Dependencim, Ste Ste. fee. by order of Col Barnes, of the Royal Artillery, Comntandant of the Carlton .of Halifax: A Subaltern Guard of th.. Royal Artillery, with arms reverted. Four Slz.pounders, drawn by Artillerymen, THE GUARD, under the command of Major Wyatt, 19th Regiment, cotilifting of the 98tb regiment, commanded by Major L'Ettrange, with arms reverted. 19:11 Rigiment, with arms reverted. The Blnd of the a )th Regiment, playing a folemn Dirge. 'The Gcneral'i Aide% de Camp. Captains Gauntlett and Reynett. MFDICAL GI•NTLESINN : Doane Boggs. Mr. Foe, and Ho pita %late Ofchwindt. The Sin:lt on and two AlBRant Surgeon of the oltth Rcegiment. Doetor lfaitburtuo, Dator Allmon, and Madam. Surgeow Guthrie. CLIRCY Churehwartkno and the Clerk. Reverend Mr. Stanier, Reverend Mr. Wright, and Reread Ur. Gray Major I tor!, 98:h • Regiumt. Lt. Col. Wilke. sgth Itcsiosma. r Lt. Col. Doug's', 98th Regiment. 0 ill •••,, 4 4 ". Ir 03 Col. Ckarlcton, Royal Artillery. g I.t. Col Thaw, til Foot Owed*. Colonel Burke, 913th Regiment. Cot Wetherell, 2 Chief Mourner I S l r J. Wentworth, N. S. Regiment. S Captain Gardiner. a Bart. A lat hark, Saddled, capstifoned, and covered with black cloth. The Fitments of the late General. The Officers of Militia. The Officers of Corps not in Garrifon. The Officers of the Corps of Royal Engineers. THR OEP•RTMENTS. Deputy Judge Advocate and Paymafter of the Forces. Comptroller. Barrack. CommilTariat. Ordnance. Naval Yard. Commiffiuurr. Rear Admiral Murray, and the Officers of the Royal Navy. The Speaker of the Houfe of Atfunhly. His Majelly"s Council. Gentlemen of the Law. Gentlemen of the Town. CAILRIAGES : His Excellency the I ieutenant Governor's. Mote of hit Majefty'r, Council. The Commiffionas, and thole of the Officers of the Navy. The Commandant's. and thole of the Officers of the Arnty. The Chief Mourner's. The Volunteer Companies of the Halifax Militia, commanded by Major ALLAN, with arms reverfed, formed a d üble line from the gateway of the Parade, through which the proceiFwn palled to the Church. The Pioceflion left the General's insure at ont o'clock, dining which minute guns were fired from Fort George and his Majefty's fhip Mermaid. After the interment 27 rounds were difcharged, from four fix-pounders on the Grand Parade. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVIRY. MESSIt S.CU ItRIE anti Co. Snige..snb, having for LV-a• a long arks of yeah made the V t ER E.ll, DisI.ASE the particular °llea of their Invettigation, are now enabled to an nounce the dife.ffery of a Medlcloe niperior :o Mercury In the Cure of that Difeafe It Is at prefint hittlicieot for them to ohllrve that Its of f:Cts are diametrically oppolite to thole of Mercury, for though it completely eradicates every velligt of the virus in its molt confirmed lieges, yet it does not in the lean Injure the coati'. man, or alter the complexion ; on the contrary, it renovates the I ()iem in ail its natural fundtions, promotes Appetite, and facili- tates Digelkion. biumbcrlefs inftances are on recent record of the fuperior efficacy of this Medicine, Its inherent and fpecific virtues, meting as a perpetual corredive to bodily debility, whether pro ceeding from an excers of conjugal and illicit *alum, or from the more infidious though not lefu deftrueltive indulgence in a certain pernicious habit. Aruidll the oselancholy variety of Diforders which are the conic smite e of this Content vice, there are none n ore ' analog than thofe OFFICIENCrS and Dr 1111.17 its that prevent or embitter the matrimonial Rate. The wretched (offerer broods over him misfortunes, aflaamed to leek relief till It has brought him to fuels a Rate of miler, as to render life oppreflive. To thole tin happy Perrone it will be a confuting reftedfon to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, he reftored to that greaten. of all button Nauss, a ftrong, manly, and vigor • out Conflitution. Meas. Currie and Co. may be confulted by Patients of either Sex, at their Houk, No toy. Hatton Garden, Perfonally or by letter (putt paid) ineloGog a Bank Note, when the neceffarr ad vice and Medicines will be given or fent to any pit of die King. dom.—Patients in the Coun:ry are requefled to 11...te their age and general inane allying. No. toy, Ha , toti Garden. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the (lady, and been gratified by the molt coufiderahle pradlice in that. brancli which I thought propr: tarried, I troll that I have not more mil• employed my time than there who, in the ea•rnlve &Id of the profeffion, are occ:fionaily immerfed in one minty. and cannot always attain that Neter. which Is arq•dre,' by c0t..., ro ratii,g the intelicEtual power to one daft of dif..rders. *The diftafis of DI. 811,1'11,' are p.euli , rly diftreffing. for they bring with than a redo 01 .coocomitant fymptoms, and by a de prefiton of all vital Cu, rvy ett ti• nee Kelt be comes entbitr red.= Whether they arife troll, the prevalence of ill exempt-, the defruc• dos habits of feboulboys or the ftniulgenees of maturity, they re. quire the molt affiduotis profdaatial (kill : but by the ignorance of uneducated men. the fyutptoens arc aggravated, and the conftina tion is deftroyed. At a NI EMBER of the it OVA I . COLLF OR of St IR.GEONS, I ground my pretenfions on regularity of edueadoo, and poffeffing every privilege to pradiee, 1 feel myfelfentitied to that confideece with which I have httberto been fu liberally honoured. In the firft fenfations of local weaknefs, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the (offerer. from a eonfeloufnefs of the unnumilnefs of the *dee which caufed his misfortune, it fearful,[ the contaupt or cerfure of his family phyfielan, and broods over his infirotity with careful concealment, It mutt be fatisfaCtory foe ►im to be 'Bored not only of capability of treatment but alfu of the molt inviolable fecrecy, And In recent Venereal Complaints It it rabic to prevent pain danger or diltrefa ; in the moft eomplioted cr.fa it It the acquire• meat of ezehfive experieoce in this :toe to tied! a Cafe, metals, arid fpeely re-cflablithment. I offer the adirantagc of this experience tothofe of either fel Wbo are offiteled with any kind of DERILITY,.of say fymptonts of VEN CREAL INFEcritni, and In all oafe the terms of rime. aeration are Rated or the left lutervit.w. Patients in the co.intry aro expetaed to 'adore a Bank lasts, and are restudied to Iliadry their age and manner of holm. 'MARTIN BitliE, 14,Tuimr of the Royal t:ollege of Surge sng, ti Leedo 7. No. ay, Aruedei•ltsaet, &unfit MU Tao* itai, ►BALES BY Alienak lIIIr On Tfrnrrday the 3d of july neat. at Elovelt o'Clo;k In the Pere: • I noon. at the Ship Inn, Dower, for Expo. tad;oe or I Con. aig' remotion, by virtue of a COMMOSINI from the High ea - rurt of Mmlralty.diretted to the Martha, ' I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS. lanclei from II a Swedifh Brig Gerechtlgkelt, Johan Carl Tode late Miltclr houng from Malaga to Embdan, which have Men detaJoed es Pruilint Property, 23 Pipes Malaga Wlno—ao Ifogrheada ditto—•,(oo raw Ramos-244 Bow, ditto--20 Bag. Shumaek-6o CMCPeas.d. 10 C 4 Filar-1 Bales Atroonda..-10 tali Black Lead. For tor , hel particulars, applicition may he made to Marra. F,41,r a , d Minet, Duerr —hover June ti ;Sok. _ By Mr. ABBOTT, On the Pro=lles, so Friday the s7th initant, and follawlag day, et TWCilri THE elegant Hnuiclntld Furniiute in cleans* condition, of prime Mannfadture, and good tarts toll nada Billiard Table, Milan and Hand Lights, Garden Implements. th rio Melt Cows, and a variety of valuable efFedts, the property of a Gentleman, quitting his Villa at Greenhill GIOVCOICar Barnet. To be viewed two days preeedioi the Sale. Catalogues may the!: he bad on the Praialles; at Mr. Newtons; the Red Moo.; -• of Marrs. Williams and Brooks, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; at ti4k; • raway's; and of Mr. William Abbott, s 3, Shepherd'. Marks,,t; Piccadilly. - - - - FREEHOLD 1.11 ATE, LAND eGR VII.LAE. iee. erocKwuLt.. SURREY. by Mr. WHITE, At Gerssaray's Coffer Hoak, uefday. July a, et Ten*, °Tina ,in Nine Lots, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, de liAbtiuHT Quilted at Stoekvrell, Its the Parifh of Lambeth, three m it e , f twir t h e B r idge, corn, .anding manse and eligible advantages, connecting by a Inta - ailul and retired Road the elegant - Nei,,hbourtiond. of flush urn sod Stockwell. eompritng two Britt Dwelling Honks. OiriCt", Gard.ns, Etc. and a s Acres of talus* Laud, particularly adapt,d for ornamental Villas or retired Dwel- Env, fuited to Gentlemen of fortune. thfcriptiv. Particulars, with Plans of the fevcral Lout, are pre. paring, and may h. had OH the Pumices: of Mr. Thomas waron, Arehiteffi, to, Queen Ann ftreet Put ; at the Swan. Stockwell; Plough. Clapham; Hems, Kennington; at Oarraway . o, sad elf Mr. White, Storey'esgate, Great George-ftreet. watialatar. FREEHOLD HOUSE AND ESTATE, SURREY. TO BE SOI.D BY PRIVATE CON ERACT, By Mr. H. PHII.I.IPS, AFREEHOLD MANOR ESTATE, ennu prifing One Hundred and Forty-two Acres of rich Arabia and Palture, and Wood Laud, within a Rine Fence. and bight of • I Common and Burberry over en erdenfive Wale; torsher with a commodious Houk and Stabling, Coach hou'e. and tequiDt• do. meßic and Farming Offices— the refidence and property of a Oen. Raman —The whole in a high Rate of culture and retelr nl.afant ly flume at Chardhatmin a (porting part of the County of Sam y 1. a mile from the Brighton Road, and two miles from the Town of Ealt Grinflead Futther particular,. and Tichrte for VIC% log. May be had at , Mr. Phillips s F flute and Au Lion (Mee No 6x. New II ild-Rntres COPY of a I.r.'ETER from Mtrrs. C and Loral, r dr." tut and Pooktekra, Stockport, to Dr. SOLOMON, (Aire Houk Liverpool. Stockp 'et, May is, 28 g, AG!ntleman. of the fill( peElAh t litr, wh.. lingered under a tedious illnefs eight years, barb g hero tiiatebed from the jaws of death by your Invaluable Comma aLs of GI I CAD, We confider it a duty Incumbent upon us to to too time in informing you, that y.. 0 may he enalticd to publifk its vie , tura, for the fake of our afftidted fellow creatures. lus way bip„ pore, from the length of his thud., no expellee or optical ,j., was (pared, and providentially for his numerous family of ten chits Mtn, your itiettirnahli medicine was thought of. which has bap. plly rcftored hint to his former good Rate of health. Bing a eka rical gentleman, he willies bit name not to be publiiked ; but to remove any doubt from the minds of the silliasd, any enquiries relative thereto will be cheerfully Cada, d by Your% refpedtfally, CLARKE and I.OMAX. Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Gilead Houk, near lAverpool, In • 1:s. tni. and its bottles ; the latter contain four of the form-r. by which the purebafer laves os, Every genuine bottle has a Ramp, which bears the Proprietor's name and added's, • Sarni. Soloenott a Liverpool,' to imitate which is felony. N.B. The poftage of all le:ters to the Dedlor muff be paid, iii sof. bd, as a fee enclofed for advice. I'HE VENEREAL DISEASE, under its Ira. nous appearances and complicated attacks, may fru-edify sod (meetly cradic.::ed from the Spann, by the ore of Dr. Fah& MAN'. DROPS, which fur their falutary effeds In chanting this B 1 od from all Impurities wh , :ther Venereal or Scorbutic, are termed OU rr. SALUTARIS. By perLveriog in the ore of thin R emedy, the Patient gradually lofes all pain sad hifianunation of the Parts. all foul and corroding a leers, Scabs, Lumps In the: in, and other correfpu.iding fyinptoms of this cruel,a,..l relent. Iris I rifeale : nearly thirty pradtice bath proved to Dr. Free man, that all this ts accomphilied by the Drops, without the old of furg:cal Opeations, or the ufual lihlty application of greafy nr.rcia. rial prep: rations. Said by appohitmemt of Dr. Freeman. of Hatton Garden by R. Bathe, No. 4. Cheapful,', corner of Pattrnniter row, Lcml.,n; aad retail by Stalin, O. Brown, Lynch, and Vaughan. Matichd . - ' ter ; Lothbury ; Warm and Spence, Liverpool ; 'lac. dona'd, Glafgow ; Scott, Baxter. Smith, and Manderton, Edin burgh; Cameron, Berwick ; Reid, Lel h ; Drewry, Derby ; Ben. age, Nottingham; Hopkins, Stockport; Pillion, Warrington; Carlifle ; Wilt,, Rosen, Pendell, Pittman blosla-d, and Roche, Plymouth ; Belorn and Sharpe, Portfmouris ; Roherta atd Julanfol, Oufport ; Welton and °Hen, Portf.a, l'hompfon Var. mouth; Peck ar.d Sofa, Hull ; Williams, Exeter; and moll ‘le dicine Venders in every tow°, In honks at 21.9 d. each, with sin. ple dire:Dons. To Thos. TAYLOR, Efq. No. 9, New Bridge-ltreet,l.ondon. SIR—I Confider if but an aft Of jultice due to th e m ertt.o . r y.,ut LEA/CFCs PATENP PILLS to common'. ate to you the following Cure, which has recently been oerform4 by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking but of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Dif. orders sang ther,frum), wu reduced almolt to a &clam", and though he had the belt medical advice which could be obtained, and tel. d a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procured which fumed to fuit his cafe , or do him any ferviae; he ret.naltud in a moil reduced and pitiable fituation for two years, unable to follow his prole-Ilion. and &erect!, able to walk or even to Rand on his leg, ; in fad, no mit who knew him ever fuppofed it poflible far him to recover. lie was adelfed at left to try your LOAN e's PllLLt—he did fo, fleidtly adhering to the dlreellans given with them—he had cut taken mere than two bona, before he found an alteration Me the better: this encouraged him to proceed, aid by taking a few boars more be found hi. appetite and flrength grad - ally rem'', and In now as healthy and as Rout as any man I know. You are welcome. Sir, to refer any perfon to nee for a confirmation of the above account if it &quid he doubted. I am, Sir, your Mwdlent humble fervent, Library, Folkilone, Itsly r . t 9 .0 t. TllO. PURDY. prepared -.on! I. Id by the fee Proprkhcr Taos. TAvt.oa, Nfeinber of the R;yal College of Susgeows, don, at MA hook, No. 9, New Bridge Meer( Where, after a conilant feibience of more than 4: yeses. pradtice psrtiinibrly &es:led to the cure et Venereal and Rade "oedema' to the parts of rent:attest In th:th n the ades mcn , of andke hia profciTioo *meld rigsars obf that a inzio a l : b li i , e tt f , e , c , rec ion y SRRance ha giatultoufly adminifters to ptlfuild taking this !medicine will be encored, by a difcernhig as as advamage (clean to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Mfo fold, by AU ippniurrnatt, for the ogetrenitnceof that liv ing at • thitence, at the Perfumer', No. 35. rt. Alban's. ft reet, Mall ; tint Inyille9, sot, Otto.ii fireet ; Mr. borough, 7, Fffk 14ect ; Mr. Mister's, South bridge, I dinburgh ; Mr. 11,1•Dna aid's, Glafgow ; Mr. Cant...ars, Dublin . Mr. Iva-pool; Mr. A titinfne's, Maneha.er ; and by one perfort lu every copfi derablet.wwo in Guar.& H. $u and Ireland, In br i ars of oily as. 9d. each, failed lip aid) full and plain dir. ell 'Ms whereby perfonx of either lex may ture tinnifeires with ear,. fp ed,fecrecp and fah t y. N. B. Every Lax fold in Great Britain is Gated up with • ft snip, on which, by favour of the Commit:Ronan, printed at the &Anil Ofice—T. Taylor, No 9. New Bridge ftrec4—to tick to whirl ebony. and.allathare its eontiterfrit. LONDrioted and publifocd p LeVRL u 4 H r (of %.31D t.erbuzy.pilce,(.Arol3ti), at the 'TAIL Otrioc, No. I (Caro. ftreot. Poßilbed 41ro at tlic bras Vinci ,Teinp!:•ll:.r, 1 • 4111111111111.1 I I MI I I .1.11.1. • •t 1 uP) the' jell froi ' . wln will Pah PIO Ani To. the 0 and no. 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