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I LAW iNTELLIGENZE. MORT OF CHANCERY, JULY 16. JULY 17. Tllol4ls IMILtIr •ID OTHLItI . O... WM. W[BIL galas? t. LONOMAN.—LORD MPLVILLIs'• TRTAL. LIC I TOR GENERAL rnrived, on the part of Cu. no , ' the Short-band Repo-ter upon the trial of Lord Vifcouor Melvire. that Mr. Longman and others. Bookfellcrs in London, fhould be reftrained by the injunaion of this Honourable Court from print ing, .pulriiittinp,, and felling. a Report of the Proceed- ings upon the Impeachment, and Air, that he might account for the profits of the copies he had fold, l and deliver up the remaking imntellione to he cancered. The Leal nedSolicitor dated, that Mr. Gurney was the pe-frin exelnfively authorized by the Lord Chan cellor to p blifh the I.tte trial before the Lords of Parliament ; yet the Defend rots had perfumed to fend forth into the world a publication,porporting to hes what in fad it was not, an accurate Report of the Trial. It would, however, have the effect or mate rrilly the me of the plaintiff's book ; and therefore he trolled the defendants would not ony be ()Ries eel to difcnntinue. the further circulation of their week, but alto be direaed to pay over to the plaintiff whatever profits they had already derived from it. The application, be Paid, was founded upon the eRa- Minted right of the Chancellor to apnoint a nominee for the tole publi(hing and felling the Judicial Pro. credings of the High Court of Parliament, and upon the precedent of Bathurll and Kearfley, in the cafe of the Duchefs of Kingßon. Bathurft was the nomi nee of the then Chancellor, and Kearfley, a Bookfel ler in Fleet-greet, had publiffied the Trial till he was retrained by the Court of Chancery. LOAD CHANCELLOR.—I grant the Injunaion upon the authority of the cafe of Bathurfl and Kearfley. Mr. FONELANQZ7R exprelted a with that he might be heard on behalf of the iLfendants, before the In junaion was finally granted. Mr. SOLICITOR Gawstat..—lf your Lordfhip *con• ' Tents to hear Mr. Fonblangne, the defendants mull undertake not to fell any of their copies in the mean time. Lnso CHANCE t.t.oa.—This is certainly a new fpe cies of copyt,ght nut depending upon a man's origi nal invention, but on my authority. Mr. FONIELANQys undertook that the Pale fhonld be fufpended for the prefent ; and Saturday next was fired for hearing the arguments of Connie), which will doubtlefo prove highly interelling and important, as the quell ion is one materially affeaing the Liberty of the Pres. COURT OF KING's BENCH, JULY 16. Input V CRICIITT. This was an aftion againfk the defendant asMarfhal of the Admiralty Court, for not taking wind and Cub flantial bail in a proceeding where the plaintiff was the appellant, and by which oraiffion he became dam nified in the funs of vol. It appeared that Mr. Smith having a bottomty bond upon the fhip Fred: rick, he libelled the fhip in the Admiralty Court on her arrival in the River. Proceedings were had in confecinence, and the plaintiff obtained an execution for the amount of his bond. This would have entitled the plaintiff to demand a fele of the (hip, but two perfons came forward as bail, and the fhip was re leafed. Thefe turned out to be infolvent, and the plaintiff loa the effea of his execution. The quellion in the cafe was, whether the Martha', who accepted the bail, was liable or not? but as the Court found eonfiderahle difficulty in obtaining any thing like fatibfattory evidence as to theAkatice of putting . in bail in the Admiralty . Court, and of afcertain ing bow far the Marftml was liable, the Cafe went to a reference, and a Juror was withdrawn. THI XING V. INOWlit. This was an indißment for perjury, and occupied near four hours of his Lordfhip's time. It appeared that the defendant was bailiff to Charles Halley, Efq. of Henley Palk, Ihnveyinnd had been paid, at dif ferent times, fince the yeaei 796, at the rate of 11. rs. and tl. t tl. 61 and al: att. per Week for his Cervices, exclave of rather very confiderable advantage's. It appeared elf:, that the defendant !rasa farmer on his own account, or no inconfiderable extent, but refuting to render a due and fufficient account to Mr. Halley of the affairs of his flewardfhip, Mr. H. filed a bill in equity againa him, and out of the anfwer put in by the defendant, no left than eight allegations of per jury were affip,ned. Thefe, however, from a want of evidence to prove the allegations as they were laid, and from doubts which fubfifled, as many parts of the cafe could not be made fnfficiently clear, the Jury pronouncedthe defendant—Not Guilty. NNWMAII V. CAHILL. This was an eetion brought againa the Defendant, who was meffenger of the, aflignees of a man of the name of Headland, a farmer in Mx, to recover the Cam of 1,2 al. levied on the Ellate of Headland by the Sheriff, he being put into poffeffion by the Defendant. The only queftion between the parties in this adtion was. whether Mr. Headland was a dealer within the Statute, liable to be made a bank rupt ? and for this purpore leveret witneffes were called, but without effee, as their evidence wept only to a particular tranfailkm Of Headland's having bought Come pigs, and hAd them again at a profit. This, Lord Etcenaoriou9s übferved, could not be confidered a general dealing, sad the Jury gave a verdict for the Plaintiff, the damages to be afterwards afcertained. In a cafe we have before given (Webb v. Conlin's) many of the fans in the preen' were detailed. The .plaintiffs are affirms' of Harry and Scuthmire, Sagar.refiners ; the Defendant is a Merchant. This seas an anion for money had and received, to which the Defendant had pleaded that he was not liable.— The amount of the demand was 41611 Mi: Cieaow, for the plaintiffs, Rated, that Harry and puuthasiri had been addled in their money con cerns by, the Defendant, who had alto contribute d h is aid by fictional attendance in the counting.houfe and Algae market—infpeding their books in the one, and making their purchafes in the other. The rums he advanced were not inconliderable, mitch exceeding io,ctotal. What was the return for all t h is kildneks ' and condefcenfion from an opplent Merchant of the City of t r osidon ? The Jury scold admit in a mo ment dui Harry and Scuthmire were not ungrate ful to their henetattor ; they gave him five per cent. intereft for his money, five per cent. more for corn. aniGon on all the foga: refined, and fcrne Jvicairs betides, which be, in itee4mndation to the Warm of their Cenfibility,;Wil Alpod as.w.accept, T bankrupteyOf there perfons Was a natdral and nett donfterttence ; and 1111 7 Allignees, who had ' - 1t the lime feelings of affedtion and relpen for thii money lender, brought the preterit adtion to recover the amount (land, fur various items paid to the de fendant fince the an of bankruptcy. Mier the witnetres had been called, and the books of the Bankrupts produced, with feveral other (loco. menu, Mr. D , for the defendant, Paid, that the only quettions in the cattle' were, whether the debt of the petitioning creditor were competent under the Sta tutes; and whether the alignment to his client were an an of bankruptcy i With regard to both thee, he untended for the negative. On the firtl, his Lord (hip, on fumming up, recited the evidence to the Jury ; and on the other, he gave it as N E decided opinion, that the deed under which the alignment was made, was an an of bankruptcy.—Vcrdin for the Plaintiffs, fubjen to the award of Mr. Lowtcn as to the amount. GARDNER AND •TRINS V. THOREAR CLAY. The plaintiffs arc plumbers; the defendant was the intended partner with Mr. Benjamin Travers, in the buflosefs of fugar refining. This affirm was broogbf far plumbing, at a hnufe in '1 hames•flreet, preparing for the manufaaory in this concern, to the amount of 3991. 31. Mr. Gazeow laid, that after the work was done, the defendant &tired the plaintiffs to draw on Mr. Benjamin Travers for the amount ; this gentleman had failed, and the Bill was drawn and was dilho nonred, and he undertlond it was now to be contend ed, that although the butnefs was done under the orders and diredions of Mr. Clay, by adopting that mode for his re-payment, the plaintiff had refigned his claim to the defendant. This was neither law, juflice, nor common hontfly. After the witneffe: were called, Mr. DALLAS, for the defendant, argued that the plaintiff had accepted of Marrs. Travers and Efdaile as his fccurity, and could not now come upon his client. Lord E LLLLL OROUGH" This was nvehnn paulum fr.r, on your own argument, he difcharged the De: fendant without any confederation." Mr. Da ta.as—.‘ My Lord, a bill for three months is taken of Travers and Efdaile, awl by this the de fendant is releafed from his engagement." Lora ..E LLLLL oaouctr. : —" They only acquire a farther fecurity, and with regard to the defendant, leave the matter juft where it was before. If there had been any agreement between the plaintiff and defendant, that, on obtaining this bill, the former (hould have been difcharged, it might have beam otherwife.—Verdia for the Plaintiff 3391. 35. GARDNER V. BARBEE._ This was an a Policy of Infurance uponl the (hip Volunteer, from Jamaica to London, war.' ranted to fail on or before the ill of Auguff, tBo3.—' It appeared that the Volunteer left Jamaica on the 29th of July, and on the 31ft was off Negral Bay, looking out fur convoy. Here the fell in with the Petterel !loop of war, who informed her that the convoy had failed early that morning, and was pro 7 bably off Cape Antonio. The Nuclei added, that if the proceeded two leagues further, the teas were fo infelied with privateers, that It wai t impol:Gble the thould etcape; the Volunteer was therefore ordered back with feveral Other (hips, and did not fail again for England till the t 3th of September following.— In her way home (he was lon, and the underwriter; refuted to pay their lubfcriptions, upon the ground that the warranty had not been complied with. T:re quetlion therefore was, whether the return to port did not vitiate the policy, and operate in the nature of a deviation? It was, however, held, that the ori• ginal failing was a lona fine commencement of the voyage, and as the return was the refult of neeetlity, that the policy was not rendered void by the delay that afterwards took place.—Verdict for the Plaintiff, for the amount of the policy. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JULY 17. 9:DAL D. LOAD exalt. This was an atllion againit the executors of Henry Ancram, Efq. prize agent, to recover wool. the joint agency of three Surinam ptize (hips taken by Sir Thomas Williams, in the Unicorn, whit(on the Cork dation under the Port . Admiral Kingimill. The queflion was, Whether the agency earned jointly be tweets the Plaintiff and Ancram ? and in older to af. certain the &CI, a bill was filed in Chancery, where it was decided that there had been no joint agency ; the, prefent iffue was, however, dire&ed into this Court to fatisfy the parties. In behalf of the Defen dant, Sir Thomas Williams was called, whore evi dence negatived the Plaintiff's claim, as he proved that the crew of the Unicorn had appointed Ancram foie agent, without having the leap knowledge of Vidal. The Plaintiff was nonfuitiod. WINMILL T. CHATFIELD. This was an adinn brobght by the of ignees•of Hargrave, a bankrupt, to recover a fum of money paid by the Sheriffs to the Defendant, pro cured by the fate of certain goods taken in execution from the bankrupt. The qwition was, uhethei Har. 'grave was a bankrupt previous to the execution ? From feveral witneffes, it appeared that he commit ted an ad of bankruptcy in 1803, became a bankrupt in 1804, and obtained his ccrnmiflion fome time pre vious to the feizure of the goods in queffion ; confe quently the proceedings were again!! the Bankrupt Laws, upon which this affirm was grounded. It was contended, in behalf of the Defendant, that the corn milßou of Bankruptcy had been fraudulently obtain ed ; it, however, proved that there was no grtioad for fuck an iranntation, and tile jury found a verdlit fur the Plaintiff—Damages 3231. enicasto v. 'vise. This was an action for (*caudal. Mr. Serjeant S so sr N silo Hated, that the Plaintiff in this action, who was a young man of good family connexions, and expectancies, had been brought up a pawnbroker, and had lately had the management and conduct of the 'satinet's of the Defendant,* pawnbroker at" Lo ndon Wall. He had commenced this aelioa to recover a fatisfadtion for defamatory words fpokeu of him by the Defendant, charging him, the Plaintiff, with having, in his !kid employ, fraudulently and feloni oufly embezzled" part of The Defendant's ptopesty. Ms. Star NW) *dß about to expatiate on the conic quences of filch a charge to the Plaintiff, if perfilled in, and *to Rafe the particular circumflances of his cafe, when Mr. Lass, as Cowed for the Defendant, ,• r interrupted openly stenwirp, that the woh:fill fpoken by ,the.Dxfendant wtreihe stet of intempei *rate beat, occafioned at , the moment of &coveting ' a deereafe of Rock t Ent that hetwilbed it to be un derflood, that the Defendant had-not then, nor hen fence had. the leaf( ground to fufpea the hosefly of the Plaintiff; and that his charnaer was wholly unimpeachable by the Defendant. On filch apolo#y and explanation, the Plaintiff accepta oh a vercha for twenty pounds damages, to corer his extra colts of fait. GILLIT O. MAW.IIIO. The Plaintiff, a printer, fought to recover. ißool. the balance of certain accounts between him And the Defendant, a bookfeller. It appeared that the Plain tiff had printed a work for the Defendant, called the Travels of Anacharfis the younger ; alfo Nugent's Pearl D:Etionary, both of which were defrayed when Mr, Gillet's premifes were confomed by fire, in Sa lifbury-fquete in the month of December, tflog.— It was contended in behalf of the Defendant, that a fet off was due for paper depofited in the hands of the Plaintiff, and that he was bound to pay for the fame, having undertaken to print the before-men- tioned woik, and to infure it: The Jury, after the trial had taken up feveral hours, found a verdia for the Plaintiff. MAW ED. On Saturday lath, at St. ideiiria.i;te Church, R. B. Al'Ore {or, Efq. to Ws Parrcy J anti rhutilttar of J. Furey jam, Efq ni Madion, Carmar SALES BY AUCTION. • CUSTOM HOUSE, RYE. • Os Midday, the asd day of July, and, at Eleven o'Clock is the Forenoon, ALUGGER, called the VENUS, of the under written Dinaenfiona, with her Material, and Stores for a Privateer. Length 37 feet 8 inehea—Breadth 16 feet 3 lothei—Depth 6 feet 84 inches.—Durthen 62 Toni. Subject to Nell Condition, of Sale u Stall be then produced. July 16. HARWICH. At the Cullom Houk, Harwich, on Tuefday, the zad 'What, The tale to commence at to o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWIN.I GOODS, viz.— 88 Rows, containing about 8,1100 Foreign Pearls of very fuperior quality, 35 Chaldrons of Coals -4 Damalk Table Cloths, 6o Damaik Napkins-7 Pieces of Foreign Nankeen, 2 Pieces of Foreign Cambrick, and 20 Yards of Linen (pl•in.) N B. The Goods may be viewed the Jay previous to the Pale, (during Office hours) and muR be taken away within ten days after the Pale, uthcrwife the deport, viz. (s-id part of the value of each lot) will be forfeited.—No Notes will be taken but thole of the Bank of England or Harwich. WEYMOurH. At the Cullom Honk, in this Port, on Tuefdar, the aid of sly 'Sob, at to in the Forenoon. (fon Private Families only), 'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.— • , 641 Dolton* of Brandy—,63 Ditto Rum, 394 Ditto Geneva--4-sth Ditto of Wine—ti Ditto Cordials, 'Oa of Tea—: jibs. of Sugar-1 Ditto Soap. Alfo; Four new Iron carriage Gum calibre of 91b1. well worth the attention of Ship Owners. was etroaTaTtors, 4o Plena of Silk Handkerchiefs-2s Ounces Black Sewing Silk, • sad 6 Pardo Chocolate. 11pbakr of the Hooourable Comtnifflooere of his Majeß's Cut kft tiara at the Cullom-Houfe ' Rochcfter, on Tburfday , July 1 4, [fob, at ten o'clock, in the forenoon, TliE FOLLOWING GOODS, in feveral Lots. • roe voice CONSUMPTION. 6 Pieces of Maio • 3 Pounds Chocolate 3 Ditto Mullin Handkerchiefs 3 Pieces Nankeen Cloth. 3 Stravrls I Jar preferved Ginger .••t Piece Lbng Cloth to Bottles Wine A Luggage Boat, broken up, and Materials. POI I'IPOOTATION. 39 Pieces India Silk Handker. t Picee sod 211 Bogle China chiefs and s fingle ditto ditto • s Piece Printed Chloe& Twintrilve per Cent, will be rquirod as a t)epoflt. sht the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the aft day of Auguß neat, after the Sale of Alcides Stores, (rOl IMPOITATION), A BOUT 700 Hogfheada of WHITE WINE.- iso Ditto of Red Being the entire Cargo of the Prnfligin Brig Mercurius. captured te. on her Voyage from Bourdeaux •inifterdam and condtmoed as Prize to his Majeßy' s Hired Arnied Brig &rims, Lieutenant Thomas tither Commander. For viewing the fame and for Cataloeues, and any farther par, ticelars, apply to THOMAS LOCKYER, Plymouth, July is, s Sob. Swo - n Broker. • At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday the tft of Augult next, after the Sale of Stores per Ale l.le, 'IHE Gond Gal lintt JUFFROW ALIDA.— + Admeafurts about tun Tons. well calculated for any 'l'rade where burthen is required; the Hull and Stores arc In excellent condition, and may be fent to Sea an city Expente. Condemned as Prize to his Majaty's Ship I'Aigle, George Wolfe, Efq. Com. mender.—Alto. about boco Buthels4 French Salt, being the entire Cargo of the Paid Galliott Juffrow Mida. For viewing the Veld and Salt, and for any farther particelars, apply to litlward Lockyer, Efq. or to THOMAS I.OOKYER, Plymouth, July tz, iBO6. Sworn Broker. WEYMOUTH.—FOR EXPORTATION. By J. RICHARDS, Oo Wednefday, the 13d day of July, agc6, and following Days, at the Crown Inn, I'HE whole of the CARGO of the JULIA NIA, JANS C. CHAR TENS Mailer, on a Voyage from Ham- ' burgh, Bnurdeauz, and Corunna. to Senegal, cord itmg of a Qua's. tity of waU-afforted Ironmong‘ry • Brafs Pans, and Tin Ware; Amber, Coral, Chß, and ether Heads; a Pair of elegant Pier Glalf s, Plates 37 by 3s Inches; a few Prints framed and glazed; a few Articles of curious and good Mahogany Houfebold Fuml • tort; a large Q uantity of Blue Guineas; Pieces of Sheeting, Dimity, Gingham, Cloth, Kerfeyrreres, &e. Boots, Shoes, and Hats; Wines, Codials, and Brandy Fruits in Cafes ; Wine and Brandy in Hogilicads ; a Quantity of Tobacco; Flat and Half Flat gar Iron and Nall Rods, with Talons other Articles. Amore to be a well•afforted Cargo for the Coaft of Guinea Market. For viewing the Cargo and for Catalo'uea, apply three Days previous to the Sale, to Mr. John Hursford, Mr. Samuel Welton or the Broker, Mr. James Richards. Sale to begin each Morning at 1. term &Clock. STAPFORDEHIRE.-13y Mr. HENSHALL, On Monday the nth Ilty of Angell neat, at three o'clock in the afternoon, at the Lytitlatmea Arms, Pentridge, In the county of Siofford, la Ivry ~ 401, (ankh iwavioally clirpo(ed of by Pri vate Centred); 1. Very valuable and truly clearable FREEHOLD FS FATti litiate at Bradley, Ineho raid ecanty *( Stafford, called SakILDICOTT HALL ESTATII.III a 100fi fertile CilAriern coat prizing Are complete Farms, with fuliltaatlal Farm Haute, OW buildings, and proper °faces, and nine bundrettand twenty Acres silvery produCtive and rich Amble, Meadow, and Patting Land, divided into proper Dud Inelofures, and ki to lijefev e !ohm Wright, Ruirefl, Fa:niter, Cotton, and WalterVright„l'iManta at Will. The Eftate gloom!, with Ciame, tits neighbourhood genteel. and the land is capable of gre4t improvement by irrigation and dr:drain For fortbzr particular; apply at the 0fk..01 of Mr. James, laud Agent. Ho. t 4, Catcy-ftft‘t, In, ,Londop; and at Weld born, and Warwick; alio at Ma, Collies and K. ene, Solkiturs, Stafford; at the trotik, tirniingi‘am ; the prlnctgal Into at Wed,- verbauepton, Newport, bk.wcaltk, ERA War:cfter, dtc. 1 S .. . • . ' ' gri lAtn• BY -Wifetvar, .., ~.•••.m.•••• . ,. -Met Dditalle RESIDENCE at CLIP PON, netiftitiftol. 44 Mr. S El/PURRS, •• . • ' '1) On Safurday the ail ..l /toilet nest, at onc.i' cloek is the 01,0 ai • I*non ni the.hestliin. 0 Heat. Maas ( *llea to t ask C. 04696, as 'Rik t h ew eltprcatd. -rnrcie l All Freehold DWELLING HOUSE. .ni Isiatbeenellilling atiati.Bilffet, deceafect I having attached to It li mutii 4 e. trtre-voundi iipti three good Duta*, with • i t ' Melon iit, and Damien-hook. The Houle confab of three parlours, bookkeepiesences, and china-parerb MI the krft,tloor ; i drawhiprres. three belt bed redo., ait. ewe, WRlifoir good garrets.' I'he (errant's offices, at hitainn t l r . r iar t rfn i t an niPte . 4 0 1 1 , 1 rtchAttbs ti nawriel• 444 fmall da , c , are 'pita ly convenient. here In a , cuach-hou e, and CeepneellatiAle. eatilesafes, iseeltrio twills; and a molt eimiLlete_ I_DrA Rpm!, wady balls, ,whjchr,, at the up. , tan; tifkhe'poirer` .FIW be mile an mullet* Wrew-honh, hay. ing a boiler and flue already put up. snalhitt: - The legation or the Houk , signora at a proper alliance froce the Rout, enjoying the jrttiklairitiflntage of a Southern Alpert. and with the certainty offitgeligtg an uninterrupted prof'''. dt. makes this refidnnee (for iTaisalyitot too numerous) the nirrt agreeable on Clifton Hill. OW& th Gas t% wlnlcin is about ace feet long, said f4e.ilie' attOr l'lMlßitletil 'he es. principal bodes on Clifmq,..an ecisikmantlittg tipliethotrii.er, 'V which mutt matinee efteidegeßner,•thde preasthe en. crunch valuable fir , %Oki,: -; %• • . To be ken anly ii ilikEdap, WAm„(days, Thuifilays, tel Fridays, between Or w i n ter fitOstiftilroa 14y dialijoimillia; 1 cotton for a ticket at tie of Me. Slepher. 41 Claim: Iv* ftreet, where further • Ale isedybeiarded. ',teas n Rad.) aireett a to ,Piiiirpt.'Ehin it ClAtirts , VOlJte 4 0 1 •4 8 , 1 0•011 P. DEAL AND i'DIRESISrIYrtaiD. . . • • TO BE LETON /BASIL AVALU ABLE DEAL and DIMIIIIII YA/ta ki k • CliaistKitzfo i tt:f r the . liti . yeel 1 1T r iz i pl e . tal ilet ra jli o i d; :bullibeldr 'Minds& he . 9111811 .. " &rola cicapleat mph'. • • • . • For partkuLin apply to M eet} ElnYtk MO litlllifin 481poo. N. 8.-4mosodats pbEelhoe msy.b• lid. -. , ' 4. . Whatever Noe& the hooky meet with in Bodily InfinaltitZ. they are generally board toy DiftwsleroMthe Mind." I'I:WINTON. C ERTAIN it is, that where zoptistwe ip•osot placed by a full and i complete dlfclehreothe node of the Dircare, the remedy is applied vis it wire at izahmositt thedill 4 are always egoista the patient's recovery. To this, whip principally owhig that the BALM of GILEAD bas ittainid univerfal Web:icy. weakseklistuitecepparpkitisia,wittif drowEnds atter eating, tlmld4,llo,ca of heat and oafs, rigors of different porta,' Wanes, pains (erpeeteny otllfe h7di back :had loins), hiccup, dAculty of rcfpiration and deghd lion, anxiety, dry cough, acc./kc. Tim . Out fyroptomilaratentous Orations are fpcedlly removed. sind as tick complaint, reldeop come within the obiervotion of Gliodemeo hi the general linelli pradgice; it is no roEcEtion tapas their his /04111 v *r lodasicEs A hy. that very few of them hive an =t i l l nillai afglitnr,d which is tha only fold foontiatiliit fame; willltt Ilit 50 1-omolei urteliglnvatntglise 4 lOfeAdosicatar Lherpool enables him to agony dor pormapem root to fuck unfort !mato pg. stattsos.foeimpi. Way oh:mt . ciporienee 'Beier any other phyg: clan In the klastow.—Poo Holf-a4ohth hstiorod is the hewer. iim..lo4mArf TIBIIJQI b.,intta by EDWARD'HALL AM, Styp atets,iq and jpo own thwarya Ttrillral aleliAnt ofC pre p ara tion :plat 11 • a fur i s agreelble -and certain npatlon; ha whliftt e. e lli tecy tinily removes all •Inadthan or Ohilandilen . of the 4kowisch and Powelv, whether Reifies from Plit t - iodisation. thinker:ly, or Cotd; fare. at Stornieh, Heed Ach; he. ' ft 'operates by dlt lodging acrid htle anther oriblitiarettalediatbeintetifotl meg, and ads elan eltetatiyc to thelyllem generally. Free from soy ma:n ta nal.mroseetuegalp r ep are si oa . it is at all Ames cafe; and has bac given wAis ligria; good d ebt du Pralines,. hi action Irpartfcal pted to airfoils ofl Wous ,klabitt, and tale of (edema:ooV. midway s faliell-me allies of the bowie Ifr not kept op, and crudities rctaiacOin thief organs arc 4rell'ot prancing pales andtfilteafflontr, headwths, lagher, and gi o or a fente of vrearinefe and - ' 0 , Remove the cattle, tie effeift muff ceafe." A fingle tria will fully entwines the patient of th t lr efficacy.— The wuramfes of Bilious or Sick lievt-drbf Awe eutArgy tN moved by a fegle dole, and In anima Mower time than could li d credited, but in.m experience. The f'toprietes i thlakii.tt prey per to remark, they will .he foul tint only to sift whhoeft pith, or undefined* bat hi - leave the body, artirtheirimitiedtate aftlon .cafes, free from that eMUvritate which generally toggeeds tdN operation of laxative medicines. httldpholefale and rct sI by. Shaw lad Ddiwards. io, et. Pain Church-yard, London, price at gd. per bog. Ajl AmrogrANT DiscovAßY. RS.CUR RIE and Co. Siargeonsdraving Toe alensferies silyeare nude the l IIZNIROSAUDISEASII the particidar ohji.a of their ioveltizatioo, arc now enabled to an. flounce the discovery of a Medicine fttrior. to Mercury in the Curt of that Di rife. Ii hat prefect fanciest Poe them to °acne thatitiveffeeta are diamattically. oppotec to.turi of Mercury, for though it completely eradicates every valise of the taros in its rsoff confirmed *ages, yet it does not In the teat 40ittre the conili ftle.oo, or Ow the consplefien ; on the contrary, it renovates the filteth In all its natural fichttions, promote. Appetite, and facili tates Digeltiun. Nurnherlefs Mitotic-es are on mein record et Mil superior efficacy of this Malicia*, he It Brent and fpecifie virtues, ogling as a perpetual corredlive to podilyAglitse, whether pro ceeding from an excefs ef conjugal lad Inidepleeture, or from the more inSdious though opt leis deltrudive indulgence in a email pernicious habit. Anthill the melancholy variety of ddifordevo which are the consequence of. this Contort' riee.the're are none wort affiteing than thole nano emcee and axial rie s that prevent or embitter the matrimonial Rase. The wretched (offerer broods met his tuisfprtunes, afhamui to, lack relief basingoghtlihni-th loch a Rate of mike) , as to resider life oppreffitte, To abase era happy Perfons it will be a eonfoling wiled/op to know thgtalmt may now, by a new and Infallible mode of trcatmeot, he rettored to that great: It of ell buena Waring; a hie*, aniniy, , noill-Agery, co. Cosodtution. Marg. Carrie and Co. May be eonfaltett atlegthetiftor Sex, at their Haute, No tc7, Hatton Garden, Verfaagily sr_ letter (poll paid) inclofing a Bank Note, wh en the malty ad. 'he and Medicines will be given or feet to any ;anvi l die Mar dons —Padents in the Coumry are regretted to Rate their agora& towel mode of living. . No. fo,y, nitwit:Medea. HAVING dedicated nayfelf to. the../keifh, cad,been gratified by the moil coafiderable pad* *gat Monet which I thought proper tofeled, I troll thee I have not more mil. employed my time than thole who, In the extenfive field of the profanioo, are oecantwa ll y Anwnedrd in onamtehey, and cannot always attain that fueerfs. Which le squired by courentroalog the intellvdtual power to ode clefs of difvelers. The dirt-31,11o( Dilllll.l FY are peculiarly dlftreffing, for they bring with them a testa of wonnolltiltant fy minas% and by a- de preltoo of all vital energy, calf/elm Welt becomes entbittereel...... Whether they arise Irons the prevalence ut W exanattli-, the deftoue• - - "-..-.Wtorse.or Me holotece••-- 4, tire babies el fcheolboye,oe the ti. Jlpitcrs of MaitiFiti, they re c . quire the mod atfiditousprokiliceiai Mq t hot. by tbolgoorsom of uneducated rum. the Impetus am aggravated, and tesetmAitss. tlon Is dearer:el.' • Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL. COLLEG E I ground my pretenhous on regularity of educsion. mid poife;!. every peivilege to ptrliee , I feglosyfrif endded to that eaoildsi.cc. with which I have hltlserto been Qs liberally hansoured.. In the lilt fenfados. of local vreakneb, early application 'tog prevent the calamity eta debilitated frame ; but where the fain er from a coulcloufnefs of the unmanllnda of the Mee which cone/ his misfortune, f 1 fearful of the contempt or ccoCore oc Ms family phyficien, and broods over his inhnultv with carefu)concra/mrni. It molt be litlsfatios7 felt him to be soared not only of CaPakeil of rant ment but alto of the molt inviolable fiscray. And In recent Vmeneil ComplaJotr it it coat* s• priment pew danger or dlittefs ; &the Oioft complicated oaks ft Is the acquire ment de:sled/re experiente it Missile to Wed a fafe; certain, and (needy re-cßabltihmetrt. I tiler disadvantage Melds ternifeniWnelloreofirldstefea who are afßinitl with t kind of DERILMf, of any freptoMs of VENEREAL INF ECTION, and In all cafes. the tombs of remu neration arc Elated on the Brit Interview. Patlenv in the country ore reputed to Wide a Simi note. ate are revoilipa Co (pacify their age and moose, ! hiring. MARTIN BRX.E. Member of the Royal College of Earring, to London. Na tg,Asinde.l rest, Strand. n . Tagpfe Bar. I,oMX:tlit Prtoita4 mad putillhad by LEVEL KINT, fol terttry•plaor., Lambeth), at the Eras Orrice. No. fr r a . f," Brett Publsibed aro at the STal 0111 CR. Temok Bar. 1 1 ,