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LAW INT€LL76EIVCE. COURT OF KING'. BENCH, MAT 2!. ISICMAIL MIMIC LYNCH W. ALEXI' THIIMPSGS, SD WARD 116 NIT U 1215, CHADD. TREACH6R, LYGAN, HARDY, AND OTHIRSi 51.15 LIEUTENANTS IN THI LIS% GUARDS. The def-ndants are Sob lieutenants of the ad reel. ment of Life Guards, and the atnian eharge3 them with a eonfpiracy to proem e the ditmtfral riltht plain tiff fr im the fame regiment The circumstances which gave rile ti. it ware briefly there :—Some time in the year 1833, Clot. Macnaniata. a td his friend Mr. Barre, were palling by the plaintiff' , Monte, in Grofvenor-fmutre. and the plaintiff's black fervent was Handing before the door. Captain M. finding his paffage obflrueed, puihed the fervant not of the way. An altercation entated, and Captain M. heat • lie man. The next day Captain M. called upon the Plaintiff. and Willed upon his difcharging his black fervant ; but Mr. .Lynch, after making enquiry in to the previous day's tranfaeinn, laid the man had done nothing to warrant his difearding him, and re filled to &charge him. Shortly after this, Mr. Lynch was informed that Captain M. had publicly fpriken of him as a fctiundrel, and declared his, re f.:Winn of (baking hi, ',hip over him. Mr Lynch immediately advilkd with hi. brother officers, what courfe he was to put rue who all agreed.. that un left the commanication had come dire& from Cap tain M. he was not litiond, as a man-of honour, to limier it. Subfequently to this, Mr. Lynch, receiv ed a letter from General Buckley, informing him, that the Suh Lieutenants had refuted to mcfs with him in confemience of his unoffictolike hehavionr. and advired him to refign his commillien. Mr. Lynch returned for anfwer ' that he was unconfcious of having done any th ins unbecoming the character of a gentleman or an officer, and defired his condue might be meat the thhjat of a Coutt Martial. This letter was fent ta General Lord Cathcart; and fhortly after the Plaintiff found himfelf ruff:tended, and On. mately dirmared the regiment, with permiffion to fell his commiffion. Mr. Paean for the Plaintiff, raid, that his client had been a Lieutenant io the Life Guards, and had reeved his Majelly for fourteen year; A difpute had atifen between the Plaintiff and Captains Mac »mate and Barry; when he applied to have the matter explained to the Noble Lard on the Beach, (Lord Cathcart) who declined any interference. no doubt, from the ;melt motives. On account of this affair, a letter was written, which would be read in evidence, in which it was Slated, that the condat of the Plaintiff was ungentlemanly and unnfficer This letter was addreffed to General Buckley, and in confequerce of ir, the Plaintiff was rape:Wed from doing duty, and no inquiry was fince inftituted into his conduel. That officer thought proper to fubmit • matter of fo a nature to his Majesty. and the relish of the General's reprefentations was, that Lieu tenant Lynch was difmiffed the fervice. The King, however, exereifina that grace and tenderners to which he is always alifpaled. permitted the commiffion to be told for the benefit of Mr. Lynch ; he, however, only acquiring theaegiment al price, and not the real value, which when fold under other eircumflances is ob tained. Thus was this Gentleman deprived of the profeffion to which he was educated, end the fole rea -101 why he (offered this Sofa was, becaufe lie would sat violate the laws of England, of morality, and of religion ; the offence was, that he would not chal lenge Captain Maenamara, who bad faid, that he wither! to &Ake a whip over him. The Gentlemen of the Jury mutt be aware of the proteeion to which this Plaintiff a as entitled, and no doubt would Alien fuels ferious damages, as would be a fie compenfa lion for the lofs he bad fatiained. It was not merely that hewas deprived of pecuniary advantages, but bis honour And dangler were confiderably injured by the confequences refulting from this libellous letter.. The corn/74600 appointing the Plaintiff Lieute nant in the ad regiment rif Life Guards, was then read. It was dated the :d November, logo, and be was Styled Cornet and Sub Lieutenant. Gehatal Felix Buckley was called, and a copy of* letter being handed to him, he faid it was of his writing, and was the contents of a letter fent to him by the Defendants. The latter relufirlg to do dusty with the Plaintiff, he gave him leave of abfence from pa led*, which is the more gentlemanly way of filfpettd ,iog an oilier. He communicated with his Malefty on the Wake of Lieutenant Lynch, he believed on the Silt of March, ;Sos. The King gave his corn mend. berhally, for the difinitrion of the Plaintiff, which the same!: imparted in a letter to that officer. The letter was read by Mr. Lowrie, dated the Bth of March. tans ; it was hatted by the witaefs anJ was in theft words : • Sta.-1 have received the King's commands to acquaint yes, that ha has no serafim for your farther ferules; but his Welly bas been ?haled to permit that guar contiodlos be difpofed of for your benefit. (Signed) FELIX IXICKLEIr. " Col and Lieut. COL ad Regiment Life thank. ' " Lieutenant M. H. Lynch." The General farther depoled, that the Plaintiff was rot brought before a Court Martial. or any . Court of Enquiry. The whack did not .communicate with the Defendants on the Mice of their letter on any occafion. He bad indeed a letter from Mr. Lynch,. in cordequence, he underAood, of a hint from Los d Ellenborough, when the matter was before the Court. The visite of this letter was to enquire. if he might be permitted to do dusty ? Soon after thii, there was a meeting of the Officers of the whole" Begin:eat, when it was unanimoully determined, that he fl uuld as be remitted to do duty. Lord Eaaemsoutousse—" Independently of this letter, there might be a variety of circumflances which led to the determination of his Majelty." Mr. PAIIII-s 4 My Lord, we could not call the King into the box." Lord ELLIIIIIIIMIOUGH" Certainly not. Jr does not yet appear that this letter fluted In be libellous, was communicated to his Majefly. You may elk Geo. Buckley to this fait." Mr. PAIIRE—Q A " Did you attend his 'Malay on this bufinefe?" . " I WAS with the King.' t laud Eaasesoaounit—" You will obferve the roper delicacy as to this interview. You can have via oiffieulty in slicing what the General did hirafelf 114 the comic of office, but I would not hays difcaPl firms here me what feted pt !irately between the King and his Officers." • Mr. Partite—Q . _ " What led to the dirmilGon of the Plait.tiff ?" A. "He was difiniffed by his Ma-. I jetiv t s direflion." Q " What did yon com•nunicate to the King re garding Lieutenant Lynch ?" A. " Not any thing, Out I feet:rile& I received his Majeiy's commands, who told me, that • memorial had been fent to him by Sub•Lieetenant Lynch." Lord Exxxasnitotron— .4 I domot like to go into this. Then for reafons which do not appear, hut which no doubt werd firfficient, hie Maiefty did ex ercife his prerogative. Here is no connettims between tire letter faid to be libellous :old the difmillion." To Mr. l'a• e. 4 . You are deprived of yoitt IPeciist da mage." Lord Carhcart, to whom the original letter rad been fent, inelofed by Geooral Buckley, was next examined as to the exiftence of it, with the view to produce the copy in proof. His Lordfhip laid, that he was in Ireland on the soh of Odober, 1803 ; that he received a letter from the General, with feveral inelofures ; thlt he had at that time many important papers connected with the (erica"' duty he had to dif charge ; that he willed much to difembarrafs himfeif of any unnecetrary documents ; and, as he meant to found no proceeding upon the letters from General Buckley, he thought them of no confeonence. Lord EcLeruorinoon—Q, " Did you defray them ?" A. " I certainly 'educed my papers to a (mall compars, hut I do not know that I burnt theft." You have endeavoured to find them, and have not lucceeded ?" A. Yes." Q," Did the papers relate to the condo& of Lieu- tenant I.)tich ; and did they contain any complaint of the Subaltern Officers of the Regiment ?" A.— To the heft of my recollation, there was in one or more of the enclofures matter relati,•,g to Lieutenant Lynch; but whether ;he papers were originals or copies, I do not know." After fome further examination in chief, a crofs. examination by Sir VICARY G 111133, and a re elaini• nation by Mr. Nets, the Cow fuse ice gave it as his opinion, that the fecondary evidence (the copy of the letter) might be produced. Sir VIC•RY GMs then requeßed, that his Lord- Ihip would take a note of the objettion, which was entered into at great length by the Learned Counfzl on both fides. Mr. 1...1% - rr II then read the espy of the letter. which Ira; dated the 1611 of OCtober. t 833, and was ad dreffed in General Felix Buckley. w eta—ln conkquerwe of Lieut. Lynch's ungentlemanly and nttedileet•like condudt in the late tranfaaions with Captains Mae. manure and Barry, we,the fubahcrns of the ad Regiment of life Guards, filed it intpolable to do duty with bins, without moan Our charatters. We beg More to fay, that the rtafon we did not take earlier notice of Sub-Lieutenant Lynties condo& was owing Al step/rt. that he would leave the Regiment, and by that means prevent the neeeffity of this application. Begging you to take this affair into your molt &dolls atten • thin, we have the honour to bc, &c. ■ (Signed by eight Sub•Lleutenaots )" Sir VtelkaT 011 M, for the Defendants, raid, that this was one of the molt unmerited, and ill-advifed glint's that was ever brought into a Court of Jto:ice. It now appeared, that the dtfiniilion of the Plain.iff had no conneltica whatever with the letter, and that it was occafioned by the memorial fent to the King by Lieutenant Lynch. Lord ELLENE aouom--ail We mull lay that out of the cafe on both fides." Sir VIC•RY 011111*—" Certainly, my Lord ; but although we 'cannot produce the memorial, we fee enough to know, that this Plaintiff has been difgraced and diffionuured, as much as man could he difironoui ed ; and becaufe he is walking about this town in fuch difgrac ,e and dares not to call upon there Defen dants, he takes this method of appearing before yau." The Learned Counfel, after addreffing thr. jury for a confiderable time er ncluded with able, tiny, " that the terms unofficer like, and ungentlemanly, however applicable rl.ey might be to the Plaintiff, when ufed to an Officer, wise certainly libellous, unleft they were junified in evidence. After all the parade about the difiniffios, it had ended in nothing ; and the Jury had only to confider of the damages they ought to affign for rhea fugitive expreffions." Lord Ext. e colt , uc m—" This is an ail ion found ed on a libel in a letter, fubfcribed by the Delen• dants, and addreffed to General Buckley. It is com petent to an Officer to make complaints of another, to his fuperior Officer, Hating the grounds of loch complaint, and deli: ing that the matter May be fob jeaed to judicial enquiry ; and fuch a reprefentation, r made with this view, is not libellous. But this does j not apply top paper in which ealtimnions matter is introduced, not with the delign to lead to filch an enquiry ; and the terms ungentlemanly and nnofficer like conduit, ufed on fuch an occation, is a libel. T., repel a libel, in a civil anion, it is the hufinefs of the Defendant to (hew forte reafon or _lattice in the allegation derogatory to the Plaintlff: hut no loch jutlification would avail in the (arc of an indiamtmt. I The foim of the record ve admitted this fort of proof, but it has not been :cloned to ia the de fence. Thus the libel Hands without any jnitifica tion ; cubjell, however, to fuch mitigating eiti.tirn allACcs as you may culled tiont the evidence. The Plaintiff lays, that he was firlpended by General Buckley, and was afterwards difinified from the army, in eonfequence of this letter ; but we do not how that this ditsniffion arofe from the reprefenta. lion of the Officers, from the difpute with Captains Barry and Macnatuara, ur from what cattle. We only know, that on the memorial, his bfaledy iffued his commands to General Buckley. fignitYhtg , that he had no farther °coition for the fervices of tha Plaintiff. General Buckley never communicated the letter to his Majetty, but merely received the Royal commands, founded on the memorial from Lieute. nant Lynch hingelf. We mutt [huller out of the cafe the diftniffion, as produced by the letter ; and, alto, we mull lay out of the cafe the difiniffinn, as lrifying the terms of the letter. Then the q uell inn or yunr.ennfiderasintr is this—What is the erttripen fatitn the Plaintiff niticht to receive for the anxiety he has (offered in conrequence of this letter, and the difgrace and inermvenience he has endured on ac count of the fulpenfion (not the &Wilton) produced by it The libel is proved, and no jullification is at tempted. Ynu will, in your difcretion, affign the pro. 1 per damages, and have no doubt you will exereik a found difcretion.":—Venta fir ibe Plaiglif, wool. ROYAL ACADE3rr. EMMMTMN—mAi,stei Toe Moot t. Acaor apartment, which for feveral late years exhibited a number of very in terefling fpeciment of Sculpture, &c. is now alma empty. In the middle of the room, the (pace for• merly occupied by writ ks of art, feats for the corn pany are placed, on milk'', without having their attention much excited, they may contemplate the few prothtnions wm th notice at their tale ; among thefc, are fame archileitraral . daps, which fpeak the improving colic of our wills in . thisline. The .ntly work of feulptitre. by Mr. Buena, is that of a nanntiment fib be traded in Weiiminfler Abbey to the memory of Captain Cooke. of the Sybille. It is • chalk tteign. and a beautifully exesutid perform. ante. 'the nett hsoti attrattiVe °We& in this depart ment of the art. is sr imonuMent grated by two tons, in memory of their father, the produdion of R. k'ssr-rs ACOll*, Jun. l'he idea of the MOW* is very - pretty. Two youths, its claffical *canine, are re prefersted contemplating with melancholy deport.) ment; the fallen capital °fa Cn,inthiait etdomd, over grown with Cyprefs ! delign and envision of this monument are highly creditaNe. to the 'attitt.-,.. Some Bufli arid Models, by GSA RAMS, etre excel. lent 1 but ',limn whole, as we have• obferved, the works of thii deibriptiuts arc neither sera alluring nor numerous. Ties Istresavuers.Thete Atm* bonfiderable (pace in the Library. The heti them are . by the ENOI.6NR A.RTS, BURCN , Miff SimaLstoo . , bet time id the Enamels of Boas are beyon d any . thins of the kind we have ever Peen before. It if, however, impaGhle to particularize pit-tures of this deferipticin. That antient box mi mai [brace, who was Un-" en joying to•day, without thinking of tomorrow," would luve been apt, if now living and in L .ndon, to have fetionfly thonyl t, with thuttla this others,.of the 20.0001. Prize to the fit II drawn mortise; to-morroW morning. Nay, thve is no doubt.hut he would have employed V-day in poffeiiing hinsfelf of Chances for participating to-mot row, nor only of that great Pt ize, hut of Lurnerr ti; other Capitals Ilia in the Wheel, although but !ix days tenn.iin of the Drawing. Tueflay a hot fe in a ch tire took fright, by a boy 6 ink -tr a the livery oflables Sr. Gorge's Turnpike, ur the Eaft, and ran over a poor man orb. polite Church-lane, who was taken to the London Hospital, with no hopes of recovery. On Saturday night lag, between nine and ten o'cl , ck, a man named Ambrok, who lives a. Bear llcad, was (lopped at the top (.1 Lilk near Maithintse, by three men, appeasing to be (oldie's, drelred in bull coloured jackets, with military but tons, No. sz, and the word Olfotdibire thereon.-- They drew their bayonets, threatened to run him thronith, and robbed him of a blue jacket and a flannel one, two handkerchiefs, a hat, and a round flock, with 8,. in money; leaving one of their regi mental jackev, as before defcribed, with the letters S. W. D. infide the collar. Same night, about eleven o'clock, .on the Londtm road, about one mile from Maidnone, a labouring man, named Rofe, WAS knocked down by three col diets with drawn bayonets, fuppofed to be the lame delperadoes. and robbed of hi; hat and new round f: trek. Soon after, Mr. Thomas Marden, of the White Honk, Bearflead, was (lopped by the fame three men, with drawn bayonets, about two mile, from thence towards Larkfield, and robbed of a ten pound Bank of England note, half a guinea in gold, and fixpence in filver. The above three men are un det flood to be delerters from the s.ad tegiment ; two of them are fuppoled to be Irishmen, the third an Englifhman, and were teem palling through Lark. field, towards London, about twelve o'clock the fame night, with round frocks, over their other clothes. l'ederday a wom4tt of the sown was fully eons mined from Guildhall for trial, charged by a grn tleman with picking his pocket, in Holborn, of bis letter.cafe, containiug6ol. The property was found upon her. DIVIDQNnS. June at. Iran V.llerf, late of Artillery-place, Middlefex, mer chant, at ten, at Guildhall June at. John Abbott, of Ipfwieh, Suffolk, ihopkerper, at eleven at Guildhall, lowlon. June 24. Jol,n Tow ',fend, of the Stone'-End. Southwark, Surrey wine merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Londno• June att. Henry Richard Collard of Scotland yard, and of George•ftrat, coal-nn rehai,r, at tun, at Guil.lhail. July 5 Arnhew P,ul I‘..urtaltA. a',J Ardrow George Pourtalr., of Broad ftreet Building:, London, p,erchants and copartners, at one, e June 2. .1 hornas Biala}, of Birmingham. hookfelkr, at twelve, at the Sean 'raven', Bull ftreet, Birmingham. June yo. Cbrittopher Hndgfon and Allatfon I indgfon, of Sunder • land nc.tr the Sea, Durham, linen drapers and copartners, at eleven, nt the Qnecn'a H-ad in GatcOtead. Juic l'a:e honor., of the hamlet of Rateliff, Middlefez, boll. de'. at ten. at Gt.iidhalL ..... _ - . . ;..me ,8. Gerrard Orootc, of Doan-Kreet, Soho, chyrnift mul driorpit. at ten, at Guikihall. June 3. Andrrw Barry of Vere-liseet,GaTerdAreet, uthollterer, dclier and Chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall. Jute 7. John Sim forth and Gilbert S-arforth, of Durham. wool. En.manufadlurera. at alma, at tl,c Queen's Head, Durham. Jin: tit. frarcls Stracy, of w . ,,,ar,kr, Buts, grocer, dealer and rhalm/n, at obr, at Guildhall, London. Jot, tI. Bryan Vearty. of Kendal, ‘Veftmorland,Orinner, tanner, icricr and Chapman. at dew" at the White Hart, Kendal. Juue tS George Wardell, of Manfeß•ftreet, Goodman 's Fields, marina, merchant, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. June 17. John Read, late of Bedford, painter. at tee, at Guildhall. Jour at. Henry Checfman, of Lasubahtirtt, Iteue, corm dealer, atten, at Guildhall, .I.ntidon.. June at. Henry itialcy, of Shepherd's Market, May Fah*, MW dkftz, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, June 24. Mil/hurn and John MlllsCupeman, of Pow Church-yard, London, watch, Memel' and merchant'', at ten, et Guildhall. juneii. --- Antbony Peck, of Grairefend, Kent, carpenter and builder, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June 14. Benjamin Barton, of Houndfditch, London, flnpfeller, at tin, at Guildhall. June at. Joint Lo.:ge, now or late of I.ouiton-Wall, London, car• venter, at ten, at Guildhall June 28. Mary Robbins and Catharine At/hiving, of Birmingham, atapkeepers and copartners, at Lai, at Oulldbull,London. PRICE uF HOP 3 IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Dogs 61 we to 71 iss I Pockets 61 6s. to 6! Iwo Hay, Ror.in !PIKS OF VAT AND STRAW IM SMIIIIIIILD. • 31 as to 41 to I Clover 31 as to 51 et of oos to 01 Cs ?Straw. tl Os to,al 5. COAL MARKET, May 23. Stipa ot Market Ships fuld Price 41 Newarale Coal ad 4to 9d to 3.3 td. 6 Ilandar.aod 4 4c• 64 to 4.4 yd t Cioders - - A 382 94. THE VENEREAL DISEASE, tinder itt vt• doss appearatiees and complicated attach, may be fpecilily and focretly eradicated from the Syften, by the ufe of Dr. FREE. MAN's I)ROPS, which for their library eifeets in cicanfing the i„ Bl.rod from all Impurities. whether Venereal or &whole, arc termed UUITA RAI.IiTARIS. By turf erring in the ufc thi. Remedy, die Patient gradually lofts all pain and Inflammation I of the Pena, all hoil anti coeroding t kers. Se des, Lumps in the Shin, and other correfmroling iymptoma of this cruel and relent- Ida Mimic : nearly thirty years praetice bath proved to Dr. Eno. man, that .11 this is attoolphibed hy the Drops. without the aid of furg - cal flperatioint, or the afoul filthy application of greafy Matti dab preparations. Sold by appointment of Dr Freemen. of Henan Garden, by it. Butler, Na 4. Cheapftd:. corner of PittrAffitt row, Landon md retail lay Stains, G. Brown, Lynch. and V:oryhan, Manche& ; Billb,pe, Larthim.y ; WHIM) and Spence, I lverpool ; Mac donald, Olafgow ; Semi. Paver, Smith, and Manderton, Edina burgh ; Cameron, heroic': ; Pei& LePh ; Drewry. Derby ; Ben. here, Nottingham : Hopkins, Stockton; Wilfou, Warrington I Julie, Coddle ; Willa, Roger., Rendell, Pittman, Hutlend, and itta.he, Plymouth ; Belau and Shupe, Von:monk ; Roberts and Johafon, Garnet ; Welton and flrieß, Portf.:: ; Elton pf in Vara mouth ; Peck and Itofs, Hull ; Williams, Exeitr ; and moll M.- diciat Venders in every town, in bottle. at 2.. yd. each, with auto pie dircdtkaa. • HAVING dedicated myfelf to the tidy, and been gratified by the owl confiderable pra.-ive in that branch 'which I thought proper to feted, I twit that I have not more naif employed my time than 'thofe who, In the ,sienfive field of die profelfion, arc oceallonally imsnerful in uo c minty, and moot always attain that faeces which is its:Totted by concentrating the intelleanal power to one claim of di , .wtfer.. The illfeafss ot 1/E fifl.ITY are peculiarly dlitrefling, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and by a do. preßion of all vital energy, calftenceitfelf hCCOMYS embitttred I Whether they arife from the prevalence of ill example, the defiroe• doe habits of fchoulboys, or the indulgences of maturity, they re. glare the moftalliduotia pracfßonal laid ; but by the ignorance of pnedueat'td men, the fymptoms ars aggravated, and the coiftim don is deftroyeal. . Asa MEMBER of the itn YAI. C.XII.I.RON,of SURGEONS, 1 ground my pretenlioin. on sceltlatity of education, and poffelEng every privilege to predict, I trslmyrclfmtilled to that confident* with 71*th I have hitherto biren In liberally honoured. . In the-Brit (notations of local weaknefs, early application will prevent the calamity otatiebilltated frame ; but where the fulcra., front a confelaufnefs of the 111111TI•14iStai of 'the vice which canted his ruisfurttine, Is fearful of the corit,mpt or ceofure of his family phyfietan, and broods over his Infirmity with careful concealment, It molt bra fattifsenty for him to he allured not only of capability of tee:go:cot but info of the mitt ir.vtidable feerecy. And in recentVenernal Complaints it is polfible to prevent pain clanger car rt Is ;in the molt complicated cafes it is the acquire ment of etc:alive experience in this Hue to effedt a fate, certain, and 'peely re-eftablithment. refer tee advantage ot this erderleree to thofe efeither lex whit are ant:led with any kind of DEBILITY , of any fymptoms of VENEREAL. INEker.loN,alwl in ail cafes the term; of rem& aeration are Rates' on the deft interview. Pailarts in the roiintryareespedled to inclofe a Bank note, and are requefied to fptelfy their age and manntr of liiing. heAkTIN, . Mtrvhce or the Royal. College of Surgeons, In'laidon. No. 29,Art0,,1el Itreet, Strand, Moir l'empk Des. ADVICE. WHEN PROFESSIONAL" MEN, eininent foe, ntilland experience, t ffer their adirlr.e, and eiert their line, for the cure of a few reigning Difeafes, they rife lupeior to that prejudice which is fojtinly excited againß the advertihmenta. of roan,ignoraot of the lint principles, and uneducated in the prig. tice of phyfic. Meffrs. CUKRIh And Co regular In/Icons, lane.. flatted by every privilege to pradtice, and by the aniform fucce& ' which their mode of treatment for Venereal Con,tplaints has hia thertu been attended, eclnlnue with the time aihduity to diredt. their Rudies to the cure of eatery. fpegiei of that baneful poiron, is well as the removal of thole &treeing debilities and deficiencies which prevect, or &whiner the matrimonial Rate. In the Cato. loguc of human tannings, there are none more offlidtMg than thole which are the univoldable confequence of an indulgence In a cerraia dennletive 'rite unhappj fulferer brood, over his misfortunes,antanted to leek relief, until he is reduced to loch a Rate of artifcry, as to render Ine opprellive. To inch perfons it will he a cunfoling reiledlion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible remedy, be reamed to their former conftitn tional ftrength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilltated habits. proceed:no either from an excel: of conjugal and illicit pleefure.ar from a long refielence in hot climates, hard drinking, the Injudi. clout Life of Mercury, &c. &e. arc fpeedlly uttered to health and ftretigth. . It mutt be a felt evident propefftion, that where the aggregatd erf intelleau.,l capacity is directed to the treatment and cure of a few peculiar complaints. there muR be the greater certabatif of lucerfs ' • and as a proof of this polition their method of cure is fci particularly expeditious, as well as fate, and fo evidently fuperlot to the common pradtice, that in ionic sight cafes cf inteetion, a paled nitoration is completed In the Mort wind of Tager nays, and in thole of the utmoft inveteracy, where other pradi tioners have failed, a proper perfeveranee in their plan of treat ment etifures to the pa 'cot a fate, well grounded, and hating re-. eftabliflament. By an early application, the patient will &ape the' danger and expence of a tedious attendance upon the lets cape. tienced pradhioner. Meas. CURRIE and CO. may be ennfulted at their bottle Mi top, Hatton Garden, by patients of either fez, with the great en Lerecy, honour, and delicasy. I.etters from the country are requested to fate particulars of the cafe, putt paid, =clang a bank note, which will be duly anfwcred. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ . , DEAR .DR. No. so, Bridge.ftreet, London. I FEEL it a duty incnmAct,t upon me, to i n f orm you of the very ree. , t en , l extraordinary Cone I have received from your invaluable Medicitie—LEAKle's PATENT PILLS. About two years ago I way attacked with a Vie aaaaa L)is. ORDER. which I treat,' rather Rightly for forte time, but the dlp cafe at length fpreading all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, but their aSftance afforded only temporary relict—l went through various Courfes of Saliva tion, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a niece Skeleton. The Ulcers that fpread all over my limbs, ren dered me a complete Oiled!, fot that my friends defpalred of my recovery. When brought to this lituation, I confidered death as inevitable, but a relation of mine ennimenting upon the many Cafes In which your Pill. had fucceeded, I was induced to try a box of them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by perfeverance for two or three months, and following your Direetions, I expe rienced the molt umetountabte Relaxation from Pain, the Sore gratinally fuhilding ; I am now, tltark GOD, perfedtly recovered anti walking out daily: I doubt not but floc more box, which I think cautious to take, will tßabliat my health in Its original Rate. It Is with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fable:Me myfclf, your much obliged humble fervent, Was. PIZREON• Deatifgatc, Manelteiler, J u ly t, tSet. • . P. S. roc the public benefit I do not obJed to the above bsl , l publidtod, but lave you to ad as your own better judgment (ball dielate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Propritar, THOliAll TA !Loa, Member of the Royal Colicge of Sorpeons, London, at his Houfe, No. 9, New Bridge...fierce Whets, after a eordiant reliance of more than thirty-6a yarn, ins praCilee particularly dirate tr. the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that invlohble focrec7 which men of his Would always oblate, he flatter. , hlntfelf, the advice and aflfiance he gnituitoufly adminifters r. winos taking this Medielre, ICM be efleemed, by a difeernir.y Public, as an advantage rddom to be obtained, and void of smbi. goity...—Alto Sold. by his Appointment, for the convenience of thole living at a diflanee. at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's. ftrect, Pall Mall ; the Toy Shop, No. 103, Oxford-ftreet ; Mr. Glfborough's, No. 7, FlihAreet Hill; Mr. Steel's, Bookfeller. No. t, Union Row, Ilule Tower Hill ; Mr. Watfon's, South. Bridge, Edinburgh; heir. Calwall's, Dublin ; Mr. Billinges, Liver. pod; Mr. Atkir.ron's, Manehriter ; and by one Perron In every confiderable 'Form in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as yd. each, freed up with full al d plain diredlions, whereby Perkins Of either fit may Owe thumb:Svcs with tare, Speed, Se erecy, and fafety. HIGH WATER AT LONVON BRIDGE TOMORROW Miming 17 minutes alter Is A.v.rnoon - 41 mime, atm LONDON t Punted sed pablifhtd by LEVi I. KENT, (of 011 ,, tetberptee, Lan 'heti), at the ST .a Wattle, t . Over. e, littsc4 *lfs at the ST as Unacs. 7 rattill Saw ~~ 1 •