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Firma, LONDON 0,141 TE, Ma, 20. AMAIIIALLTY MAY, 20. 18 c6. Copy of t 01:r from Yore Admiral I Atrd entHnitvont.l. Cnm. " 411117 I " C" ef 61, Mlieft'et ilbizt and in •he M. iiNteroutmo. to William MAtAlen, Eic. dated an hoard II e Ofeek ac Cadis, Aptil 30. Ilk& far thr information of the I.ords Comotiltiorters 9f the Aetr.l•4:ty. a Lett.r front eaptaia Mundy. of his Ma . . . • idly a 11,h. the I . :)ara. eltlng .n weadCt of ii. h.vhut e,rttortd he Spantiltfothatal reboancr Atphstllta. uu the nivrliing of the 28th inft.tot, Act a lung Chace. I am, S.:e. (Signed) COL Ll t: 0 WOOD. His Mitfty's Ship Hydra,.t &a. April 23, :8:6. My Lori —l have the !Inflow to inform rm. his rstb , lic M.sjefte: fchamet Aeunnauta, e..mmanded . . . b Lieutenant Don PM, De hit• DIV IL. and delliued 'or Buenos Ayres. with difratches. was captured this mertting by his ?gaieties (hip tinder my corn smand, alter a chAce of tart hundred and thirty miles, in 14t. 14. deg 9 min. N. and long. 9 deg. 29 min. W. She is a rem:likable fine vaci of her 'kind, having ori, t i.oilly carried ten (ix pounders and two eislus, all of which. however, *ere taken out pre %tutus to her proceeding limas the Atlantic, no the above fervi• c; at the ti.ne of capture having only four fixes m. , onted nn flo cks. and a complement of twenty officers arid men. She is coppered, and well found in every fort of (lore, a;,::1 appears per fealv adapted for his fervice. I have the honour to he, &c. (Signed) G. m Too Dy. Copy of • tarter from Vice Admiral Darrel, Commander in 'Chief of Ms Ikt+ ftfil ships and V, fat at Jvmalca, to Wil liilla Madden, I fq. dated at Port Royal, March ay, vlic.6. Sir—l have the honour to Wore, for the information of the CordeCoututifilon n of the Admiraity..the Co..y of a Letter I haw reeely‘d from Captain Waller of the Serpent, detailing the earore of one of hi. Catholic Majrfly% v omit' codas by theboats of that Soap, to a very gallant manner. I am, Sta. , (Sired) s• a NACRE& His Majef‘• '. 01, r y, Serpent, Port Royal Huboar, Jainalea, Muth 6, i 8.6. Sir—l have the trai.our to inform you, that, on the aSth of November lad, being off the iflanJ of Booed, at five P. M. two fail appeared in the N.E. COURT OP KING'S BENCH, MAY at. qnarter. As they were far to windward, and night TOIL KING V. jr , NN COL approaching, I jadged, by commencing a chace at This man was brought op from Avid:iry tom Mat tiete, there was but little rape& of keeping under an attachment, to receive the judgment of the fight of- them after elofe of day, I therefore contr. Court, for a breach of his duty, as a Juryman, nn the execution of a Writ of !writ y, in an aininn brought Hued with the (hip in the fame nitration as when fir ft en till dune, and then bore up ; made all fail for by William Selby, Efq. againft a perfon of the name k ruxillo Bay, the entrance of which we reached be- of Moffitt, for trefpalliog upon his property, under T fore eleyen o'clock the fame night. I was induced to the pretence of nutting. The circumflances, directed to the Court by Mr. believe, by . the dire inn they were fleeting, added Ws tine, on the mot of the profecution, were there— to ether circumfi,tnces, this was their dellination.— Mr. Selby is the owner of it large extent of woods in At two in the morning of the 29th, there verels Buckinghamfhire, called Whan - dtin Closes, in which *ere Peen rounding the call point forming Tr uxillo ft r , but k to the land that they were great depredations are continually committed by the Shareely to difcerned. Experiencing a thong enr . people living round the neighbnurbond : fame under b auling e ft eat the pretence of being c•imm mete and having a right mill, at the fame time felting the (hip out, and the wind afro in that direEtion, which they avoided in to turn cattle there, and others of gathering nuts. pie. fhore, I found, under there great difadvantages, king up acorns, &c. ; the damage, however, done to there was no probability of ailing againa them with his woods, independent of the annual lots by wood. effea without the boa's, fo they were intlawly dif- Settlers; made it necetraty for Mr. Selby to put a patched under the orders of Mr. WILLIAM PATFULL, flop to it, by legal means, and his keepers having the Second Lieutenant, and Mr. Cremates Tarim marked font perfons of the names of Mollitt. Arnold, C Mailer's Mate, in the launch , and the cutter with Cole, and Keen, who were repeatedly (mind trefpa Mr. Sault ..t. Nosseicr, Midfhipman. and Mr. ring in the Chace, and who, on being intertured by ''somas Souris, the Putter, all of whom came the keepers, infilled they had a tight to go into the forward in a very handfnme manner, offering their Chace whenever they liked, and would do fn. Cervices, as well as every man employed on this flea. Mr. Selby immediately brought rations *genii Boa iiie had made them ant before night i one to them to try that tight—all except Mollitt, how be a felucca, the other felucca rigged forward , hut ever, being made fenfible of their error, applied, baying a reformer fail aft, which convinced me they through their friend+, to Mr. Selby, to diteon tinue the proceedings spina them, which he was Were enemy's armed veffels, I therefore diretted the boats to a& together, - and attempt the largo, a r o._ prevailed upon to dn, on their figning a written ono fogy for their conduCt. Moffitt Rill, however. infifi en approaching her they received a heavy difeharge fromgreatgunsandfmall arms,hut theirexertinns Pion ing upon the right, the aelion was eutitinned, and a for want of any defence afterwards obtain castled, them to boatd and carry their ethic& ; which judgment eel againft him, on whiell a Writ of Inquiry of Da - roved to be a fehonner built veffel and gtiirda c”fla, caned the St. Chrifin Vil Penn, bearing the colours magus was awarded, and a Jury from the neigh. and belonging to hie Catholic Majefiy, from the bourhood of Whaddon Chace fummoned to execute of whom the prifoner John Cox was one, and Havannab, mounting one long traveling eighteen- K. pounder, two four-pounders, four brats threepoun with other perfons of the names of Whitby and Grace, ders, (mall arms, Ste. and forty men, commanded by refuted to find any verdifk, alledging that the defen- Don Joel' CHarsroest. Talmo, who, and twenty. dant Mollitt had in their opinion a ri g ht to b e in t h e five others, efeaped by jumping overboard and (wins- Chace, and there could be no harm in his gathering ming on &ore: Lieutenant" Parrutt , with the a few nuts; and as he was not proved to have launch alone loft no time in purfuing the other , but broken any of the boughs, they did not think lie am lorry to fay, the eluded his vigilance under cover had done any damage, and would nut find any verdia &sena him, and though the Sheriff re. of the night, by lowering her falls, thea (weeping g Rated it to be their duty (as the Defen round the oppofite fide of the bay dote I. Luke Peatsinf Keys ; and at daylight was nearly under the fort dant Moffitt had by the proceedings admitted that he had committed the trefpafs complained of, and did Truzillo ; i Spanifb - felucca privateer mounting one not attempt to jultify it,, to Sada verdia, however tuuromunder and forty men; (he had accidentally t )Dined the captured vela off Cape Antonio five days fmall he damage they might give; and though Mr. hefore. I feel much pleafure in laying this fervice Selby's Attorney exprefsly told them, that the aiffion was brought merely to try the quellion of right, yet was performed without the lots of a man, and great credit is due to Lieutenant Parrtrxt, not only for up by the attendant, and that heavy damages were not defired, Cox and the other. hill pet lilted in re his judgment in laying the boats on board , the gal . lant manner he led them on, but for his 'Lebec net. toting to find any verdict, and the prifoner Cox broke tion rerpefiing the purfuit; of the other Officers and op the Jury by leaving the hours. Mr. Selby was men employed tinder his orders, highly merit my therefore under the necetlity of iffuing and executing another Writ of Inquiry ag2init Moffitt, and he is now warmed acknowledgments, all of whom I take the lying in Aylefinary Goal, in confequence of the vet liberty of recommending to Your notice. I have the I onour to be, Ece. (Signed) J. WALLER• did given againil him. .For this conchal of Cox's, Copy of a Letter from Rear Admiral the Honourable Sir Alex- however, an attachment was iffued ageinfl him by the ander Cochrane, Bart Commander in Chief of his Majcily's Conn of King's Bench, and he was taken Into collo. Ship and Wirei, at the Leeward Man.* to Witham Mandan dy, and lodged in Aylrtbory Goal, and was now Efq dated at Barbaduca, Merck 30. brought up to receive the fentence of the Court for Sir -1 mein& for the information of the Lord•Commiffioners his conduel. of the Admiralty. Copy or a Letter from Sir Edward Berry, Cap- The C ourt, Ole r To me revere animadverfinns on the tale of hi. Majeity's Ship A g amemnon, g iving an account of the rifonet's condo°, and the mifehief it CAplUfe. by that (hip and the Carysinrt, of la Li Tine. a very fine p might ncealion brig corvette. of IS guns and 1 , -.0 men, born 1.'06,m, w;th dif- by the encouragement it would give to others, if they p.tches to:Martinique I have the honour to be, &e. (tippled they could commit their lawlefs depredations (Signed) AI EX COCHRAN& , without the till: of being puniihed by a Jury when His Majeity's Ship Agamtmnon,at Sea, March 24. called to account, fentenced the priinner to Rand Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you, that this committed to the King's Bench,untels Mr. Selby would morning at daylight, Nlartiniq.ie hearing S. S i deg. be at the expellee of conveying him to the county W. dittance 170 miles, two fail were fern to wind. goal.—On this Mr. Sclby's Coutifel humanely inter ward, evidently a frigate in chace of a trig, (leering fcred, and declared, that as the m 4tter was only taken large tinder a prefs of fail. Captain M‘K s nes, of up for the fake of example to ~diets, it was not his the Caerenar, foon made himfelf known to me by client's with to prels for any fevetity agaittit tl.c pti. fi o nal, and that the chace was an enemy ; the CA- loner, unlefs the Court thrtild think it necclf iry. On aysroar having been in chace thirty Iv.urs, and by I which the Conti ponponed the order for his impti• he greaten perievetance and attention kept fight of fonment, and direeted that he (lionlit he btought up her the whole night. the enemy mantras ling in a 1 ag.iin the fita day of next term, unlefs he in the -allerly Rile the whole time. At half raft (even, mean time paid all the expenses of the fecond writ 'he could not trots us, fhe furrentlered, and i of inquiry, and of the proceedings againti hint.— , be the Ft end' Ish , tion al brig la lartine, I Mr. Jutlice Grids, at the fame time, dcfired, that 'aot os e r Drc it AUTI•Ves. commander, the prili•ner and his advilers would let it betinderßood :rat, bi.und to Martini q ue, out ss days, lin the country, that the trefpatres in tit., Chafe c.,m made it7:y ta;:tme t the is a remarkably I plained of by there proceedings,and particularly under luite new, morons IS wins, two of which i loch pretences as were row let up, were not to be 1 overboard is the chace, is hell appoint• I endured, and ought to be feverely punitFed, and that refpeC! ; fails unf: •mmrnly fall, and i', I it was the duty Of every per (nn afting as a J:ityman, m, 4.4 cll . alculated I,:r his Majett y's ;cr. . to p revent and difcourage them by his verdiCt, Nhen &•.:. (oigned) L. Berr i , Captain. 1 cal led upon by legal proceedings to do to. LAW INTELLIGENCE. T sulkily Rile ' finding the cc piovett to be Nlnnfieur Ca • iron' L'Ories and had not . fine veffel, qu WCTC thrown • ed in every rl i. my opinine . 1 hisvc, BANKRUPTS. f: tarry, LIU' Smallwood, James &toles and John &Aloha all of Manche!ler, caheo-printers, dealers, ehapinek and copart ners, to (meander June to. 14. and July 1, at ell:VC11. at the Sprtad Fagle Inn, Moue Letter. Attainlea, Meer J. and R. Willis, Warnlord.court. I .11040t1. or Mr.Sonett, hlam holler. Henry Smith, of der City Road, Mild.' .2, paper hanger, deakr and elopman, May 27, 35, and July 1, at twelve, at Guildhall Attr may, Mr. Few, New North (tract. Red lion fquare. John Fontervilh. of Chancery lane, Lunduo, cobliscvntaker, dealer and chapman, May 23,32. and July a. at one, a t Guildhall,— A tt.,r,•ey, Mr Roldr.rms, Profped-row, Bern:coulfey. James Gallagher, late of Sandgate, Kent, draper, dealer and chap man, May 27,35, Lid J uly t, at twelve, at Gu il dhall, Loodon. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old JeWry. Londuo. John Atklurear; of Rawden, varies of Gulfcly, Yortthirc, grocer, dealer and chapnton, June 4, at four, June 5., and July 1, at eleven, at the%Vhitc Horfe Inn, Otley. Attornles, Mara. Allen, . . Inky: and &aka, Fundval's Inn, Lainlnn or Mr. John Smith Orley. Samuel Randal, late of Welt Telgritnotoh, Devonedre ; cooper, lune 2, 3, and July I, at twelve at the London Hotel. Wclt 'rci..nreouth. Antwala, Mato:Price, Brown, and Bevan, of Lincoln'. len, London; or Mr. John Chappell Tozar,ot Welt Trlenniouth. James Hobbs, late of Pitt ftrcet, Newington, Surrey, bricklayer, dealer and chapman, May 10, 3 t, and Jane 28, at one, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Marron, Chure.h.ftrect, Newington Butts Samuel Huntington, Of Chelt. r, linen-d apex, June a 3, and July a, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Cheat,. Attorney, Mr. joint Bayley, Cheat , . John Faltweatber, of Oxford-a reet, Middkftx, linen-draper, May 17, 3t. and July a, at ten. at C;uildhail. Attornies,Mcifrs. Smith and Tilfun, Chapter Houk, St. Paul'. Church-yard. DIVIDFNUS. ' May 24. James Clegg, of Griffin-ltreet, Shadwell, Middlefez, mariner, at twelve at Guildhall. May 24. William Bowie and William Hannah, of Blsekfrl. ~ Road, Storey, oilmen and comity:cm, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 14. John Peters and 4lezatultr "Potr.rs,;of Southwark, Surrey, intend ra pri, and partner, at ten, at Guildhall May 1 4 . p.hn a , In, the youuger, of liandingham, in Suffolk, miller and merchant, at ele4to, at the Crown Framiinghain. May 23. James Fitz, of Codford St. Peter. Wilts, grocer, defiler an.l chapman, at three, at the Red Lion Inn, New Sarum. May 23. Joho Crabb, James Crabb, William Crabb, and Nicholas L.arkkam, late of Wilton, Wilts, clothicrs, at one, at the Red Lion Inn, Ntw Sarum. DIED. On the gib of May, at gerhaveii, the Lad, of William Greer, 1 .4. alter of 9lr John Dotly, Bait: HIGH WATER AT LONDON iißwort To.moltßow Morning o miwites after 5 Afternoon • sa niinutr• arm' s SALES BY AUCTION At the tor► Racal, `Dover, os Thurfclay, the sed May. 1E4:6, la Teo o'clock. _ _ _ By Victim of • Continfil.of;;&tligh Court of Admiralty, THE FOLLOWING G00I) 8, VIZ.— sso Mita containing about 100 TONS of Round andllat Dutch (Ude.; ; . _ Being part of the Caign of the American (hip Bradford. P. Clark Nlafter, detained as Prise in a voyage from Amiterdana to Lillian by his MaJetty's fhlp Mukoito, Samuel Jae:duo, hfq. Commander. The Cheefe to he Pen, and catalogu.s to be had the day before and Moroing of fale, by applying to LATH A NI. R FP? and Co. NORFOI.K. In Lots, at the Maid% lica,lllm.itt h'orwicts. on Ssturdry. the 3t R day of this Italia May. at L. •,r o'Clock, unlefs (outlet difpoled of by Private Contraa, A VERY defirable Enate in Ea ft Toddenham, I-tuckering, and Baroham Broom, in the occupation of Ro bert Berfbn, whole I.eare expires at Michaelmas next, conlilliug of a Farm Houk, with, neeeflay &Altura. Cottage, and about 383 •Acte. of Arabic., Meadow, and PJfture Land. The Eilate is in a good Sporting Country. and in a Neighbour hood abounding with Game, near the Turnpike R ad, about (even Miles from Denham, and nine from Norwich r,nicialars may be known by applying to Mr. Smyth, at Dere ham, IA here a tdan of the Eltate may be fern. CAPITAL MANSION AND FREEHOLD ESTATES, Denbiglifitire, North Wale& At the crcwn Inn, in Doihigia, on Monday, the *Bth of July, at • Four o'clock in the Afternoon, in Lots, Voles prevloufly difpofed of by Private Contra& A S“bilantial, tw.dernizee. linne-built FAMILY A., HOIISF., called PLASNEWYDD, fituate In the rich and fertile Vale of Clwyd, only two miles from Denbigh, (even from ' Abergeley, four front St. Afaph, and thirty front Cheiter, confin ing of numerous chamlwrs, fpacious dining and drawing looms, with an requiSte attached and detached offices, for the c:11.1.1,te accontniodatiou of a larcc family; beautiful lawns and plain atiom, an excellent kitchen garden, nuclide.' with lofty wait., and plant ed with great, variety of valuable fruit trees, in high perfection, hoth..ufe. iechonfe, orchard, and nu rfrry ground ; two MI ti sod fundry compadt farms, in the feveral adjoining parintes of Henliasi, I.lanyfyda, and Lianfannang containing, altogether, About TWO THOUSAND ACRES of ARABLE, MEA VOW. and PASTURE I.AND, part in hand, and the refidur in the oeeepation of good tenants at wet, at I. .w impmwahle Rents. Plafnewydd Hoyle Is li , este ea a gently riling eminence, com manding the moil delightful vkws of the riehfurrounding e untry and aliftant tr.nuntalaa,the Cathedral of St. Afaph, Itytlian Cattle, and the frith Sea. Printed partiLLlan are preparing, and may he had at Plafnew. yid; the flee Inn, Aberguley ; the Wldte Liao, St Afaph; Crown. Denbigh; Crate Keys. ituthin ; White Wrfe,Holywe/1; Hotels. Chefter and Liverpool; Lino, Shrewibory; Mr. Prefer, Solicitor, Oray'a Inn, Holtorn, London ; and of Mr 01,1Seld, Solicitor. farm near Abergeter, Denbkhliaire, at whole Of• flee a Plan of the Mate nay be teen, and any other informa rho.; had. The THIRD and LAST PART of the TRUCHSESZIAN 0M.1,101.1% To be PERPMPTORILY 801. T) by AUCTION, Dy Marra. SRINNP.R. DVR ant CO At the Truchf-ffiar. Ga ll ery, listheNew Aral, Mary la •heoror, _ _ Thurfday, May as, and • following d 27, islitionticrave, at 12 o'clock, - `HE. THIRD and LAST PART of that magni• ficent and truly capital COLLECTION of Ptcrutos. well kon vn as forming the TaIIf7INESSIAN GALLERY ; which have been imported at an tram efs ezpence from the rum ; Rey comprife fume of the II et: Works t I the molt eau. brat,' hlalten of the ILAILin, Fr.nch, Flemi/k. Gamin, stud Dutch Stl.oola, viz. . . . . ___, .._ Carracct Clunk I.ihei Breckclenkanip 0 u ereino _l.. Giordano Polk/rid litlitocatk • Lanfraneo (; Oda De Croyer Janhns V..laiquez P. Cortona E. Siranl Vernet Albano BArnezio Pained Pillement Ratan. TintorrttO Itignanl De Hems Mole 1111•nard Eekhont Huirmsn .. . I .r irun Van 4.y0 Particularly a capital Pidlure by Fallout, of the Prophet Flinn and tl:e Widow; a ditto of Cleft i in 11, Camp of Purfenna, very hi;:' ly filinhcd by Hclitocade; a lendfcape by Claude, ice. To be viewed three days preceding the Sale. Catalogues may be had at is. each on the Premifes; aid of Mrffrt. bkhincr, and ^o. Alderfgate Avert ; alter of Mr. Crutwell. printer, Bath ; Mars. Rodbell and Co. printers. Briars' ; Mr. Billings, printer Liverpool; Mr. D.nahlfun, printer, Edinburgh; and of Mr. Tait printer, Glafgow. On Saturday, May ;t, will he peremptorily Sold by Audlion, in numerous Lots, the Mrtcr.als of the attendee Gallery erriled for the esnrefs purpofe of the exhibition of the Truchfeffian Gal lery of Pictures. MILFORD 1-f2tlgE, with Twenty. four Acres of Rich Land OM-rounding produdtive Ganlen, with Grape hook, Shrubbery &c. within four miles of I,,nlinttoti, To BE I.FT, Furnifheel. For an unexpired Term 14 Nix Years THE Houle contains Drawing Room and Dining Room 3o feet 6710 each, and re feet high. hreakfaft parl o ur, morning roona,iihrary,four heft bedcliambers,threedraulgrooMa, five fervent's chambers, kitchen, fcullery,fervants' hall, hurler's pantry, honfekceper's room,.two water elt.fett, two fialreafr , , de tached are two each !mutes. barnas room. two four flail Rabb:a, brrwhotife, warm , and cart (beds, &e. Thr foliation is fin:Warty beautiful, commandiog delightful views of the Needle Rock, Wen Cliannel, Me of Wight, and fur rounkiitig town and ant thrte miles and a quarter from the Ica, twenty-two from Sou - li.imptoti, twenty lOtif from Salif• bury. Tr rm. moderate. I.nrtlicr r-rticularg ray he known of Mr. George Halley, g,mthompton, or of Mr. Richarci Runless, Lymingtott. Letters (poll pool) w:11 meet with due attettloo. NEW MRDICINA ACT. FNEWBERY and SONS, Nn. 4;, St. Pattl's . Charch-y.ird. London, Proprietor of Dr. pewit Powder, and other valuable Prepar•autit, inform the Malik, th•it in coa 1-Nucor/ of the new Stamp Duties, the mire of that Medicine will he in future It pd. per racket, or a ja. 641. per Dozen; hut the quanelty of a Dozen Peak... In a Bottle (4e made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for 11. 44. And as Stamps ere prt pared, hy_ order of the Commiffioneet, for Meta' New• bery'a Mutate life. In which the Word., i• F. Nrwbery, No, 45. St. Paul's" are engraved, and as It 1, prefumed that this will be a (efficient Security agalnft Counterfelv, hie Signature on the La bels will be tilfcontinucd. The folkwring are the prices of their Medicines, to the drft twenty of which Mr Newhery's Stamps are affixed, but rhnfc who purehafe fit or more at a time, will he allowed the Stamps geniis. Dr. jamea's Powder s 9 I.l2lhy's Carminative I p -a Bottle 24 o Dr. Audio's Cbalybeate •-..—. Analeptie Pills 4 6 PIN - - 4 0 .... large 31 , 2 24 0 Frcake's Tina of Bark 4 0 Dr. Steers's Orate Moe 1 6 Ditto t hitham's ditto 3 0 •••••• COlWllifiOn Oil 1 6 Tot& Bill. - 1 9 .......-- hiltre Drops . s 6 Pnglidi Coffee - 2 9 ...--.... Camomile Drops t p Dr. Ho per's Pills 1 1 i ..-.—•-. Paregoric Lo- Grant's Drops I t t tengra - a ti li.elifh's Scots Pills a o An/Ruud'. BIM. ditto lit I li.nr!'s Magnefia a 6 Falser of Coirsfont 3 6 Nor on's Dr , r s 6 Mr. Spcnee's Dentifrioe 4 0 Spann:TO Drops - 5 6 Cephalic Snuff .... - t o Dr. So:ashler . ..tea 2 9 jar r.% Rilcurn. Tina. 3 6 Gormougit's Tineturti Byrry's Winn. , Pills 46 . Ditto roll' Lozenges _ Eflitec ofPepperwint it, tfrtace of Gingcr Cisfs's Mso , t ill s t 6 N.B. As many Perfer.s, partioebrlv fst.ffengers, trillate the bnufe of Mtfrrs. Is :misery, they think it needrary In point oat, that it is at the l'alt cod of tst Paur., fonr doors front Coeapfisle t with acre Word. Infcribed on the front— ° Tots WILT WA itt 11414001 1•1 011...1.111t4.1P0WD1R... TO MR. CHINO. APOTHECARY. • SIR —My SON was teiztti on the 22(1 June lak with a (welling in one of his let.. which I thought proceedal from a Sprain, but the neat day the other (welted alto, and red (pots vine out all over his body, which was =aided with a vio lent ficknefs and excruciating pains, fo that he could keep nothing on his Ito:leach. An eminent Apothecary . and Phylician ware called in, and notwithßanding all their endeavours, my fon conti nued in the molt agoniring,torture (or fax weeks, elurirw which the warm bath was tried above three hundred times. which In ferns degree alleviated the pains, but the relief was only momentary, and my ton brume a pared &Acton, his back hone appeared contracted and coming through thy fkln. It was lamentable to hear hi+ (firmal grows; one night he fent for me, and told me he frond himfelf dying : I parted with kilt, not expeding be could live out the night, but in the morning hearing his groans, I ape preached his room, and found him ' it poMble. worfe than I had left him. At this time I was haptllyp coi iiiii endEd to make trial of your WORM Lox aNntS, and 011 givtog hint the Aril dote he was ,nmiediately treed front pains, and voided a great quantity of filth. refembling ms In a putrid Rate. I gave him a feciond dufe. agreeable to the printed directions, which had a lindiar ci ted, and ou adrolnillering a third dote he voided a quantity ni flinty green matter. and 1101 U that time he has had no return tit' his complaint whatever, but i. now in a m tree Mate ot health, The clergyman of my parifb, and all my a ightours, are ready id give teffirtiony to theft tads. I am, Gentlemen, Checkendon, Oxon, Your very grateful humble fervent. Feb. it. ' RICHARD !MT/Wit:AD. Sold wholefale and retail at Ching and Butler's, No 4, Choi,' fide, t.ondon, in Boxes at 59.6 d. and as. 9d. each, and (Sr Cha ritable Purpobc, in Bozea at 325. each. IiAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and been gra-died by the molt confiderable pradtice in that branch which I thought proper to fried, I trust that I have nut more mil-, t mployed my time than thole who, In the extenlive &Id of the, prutsflion, are oceanorally Mimes fed in uncrtainty, and canna. always attain that fuccefs which is acquired by concoutridng the intelledtual power to one clefs of diforders. 'the difsah s of DLIIILI FY are peculiarly diftrsffing, for the? bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and by a de; prellion of all vital energy, exiitence itfelf bums* smbitterod Whether they arife front the prevalence of ill example, the &lithe live habits of fchoolboys,or the indulgences of m :Lathy, they re quire the mon al6duous profeffional Ikili ; but by the ignorance of uneductuvl men, the fpuptoms are aggravated, and the contLitu don is deltroycd._ Asa hel LAUER of the ROYAI. COLLEGE of SUR !JF.ONS, I ground my prctenflons on regularity of education, and poffeiliiii evtry privilege to prodtice, t feel myfelf entitled to that coofidence with which I have hitherto been fo blueally honoured. In the Era foliations of local weaknel., early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; hut where the (offerer, trom a confeioufnefs of the unmanlinth of the vice which ended his misfortune, is fearful of the cont.mpt or ceding of hie family phyfician, and broods over Ids inflrinft, with careful concealment, it mutt he fatisfadtory for him to be allured ma only of capability of treatment Imt alto of the moll inviolable fecrecy. And in recetitYcnertsl Complaints it is priffible to prevent pain danger or ttlitrafs ; in the molt complicated cafes it Is the acquire ment of excluilve experience in this line to deft a Cafe, certain, and fpeeiy re-clUblifhoteut. I offer the advantage of this experience to thok of either rex who arc afiiided with any kind of l;EB11.11'Y, of any fytoptoms of YRNEREAL INFECTION,and in an cafes the terms of remu tocration arc gated on the 6rft interview • Patients hi the country are canceled to hulas a Bank note, and are respelled to fpelfy their age and manner or ketug. MARTIN BRO.. Memher arise Royal cnlttge G . :Surgeons, In London• No. 29 Arundel lime. Strom!, near Temple liar. S. Refa ADVICE WHEN PROFESglakir.. MEN, eminent for Gill and experience, oiler their advice, and evert .heir Al. 'hies for in,• cure of a few reigning Difeaks, they rife itineric r to that prejudice which Is to flatly excited spine the advertitements of men,lgnmart of the Brit principles, and uneducated in the y rae rite of phiic hf, res. CUKH.I F. and Co regular Surgeons. rpm tioned by every privilege to pendia". and by the uniform Incurs which their mode or treatment for Venereal Complaints has hi thertn ken attended. continue_ with the fame affiduity to (tired their ftueirs to the cure of evert frecies of that bane: ul poitnn, as well as the reunwil of thnfe dint- fling debilities and deficiencies which prevent, or embitr-r the matrimonial nate. In the cata- Ikrue human Irlittoities, there are none more afflietire than thole which are tl:c a avoidable confirpience of an indu one a c-rtatti deftruetwe habit 'I he inshaopy fuffenfr broods over his rn:..nr ttnie• afltnned to leek relict*, until he Is itedueid to fuck a Rag ut miter!. as to render life oppreftive. To fuch perhaps it will he a c. aiding refleainn to know that they may now, II a new and infallible remec be rtftorrd to their former c .nfirtu clonal ftrength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and eebilitated proceeding either from an rise:. of conjugal ra t illicit pleallire,or from a long refidence to hot climates. hard - drinking. chins ale of Mercury, Sec &c. are fpectilly reftured to health and ftrength. It molt he a felfevident propolition, that where the amen* of intelicelu .1 csposeity is diretted to the treatment and cure of a few peculiar onnpliints, there molt be the greater certainty et fueevb ; and as a proof of this nation their method of curets b particularly expeditious, as well as fair. and r, evidently fuperior to the common prai . ii , e, that in force flight edes of infeelion, s periciit refloration is completed its the Own period of Tnura DAYS, and in t liote of the utmoft inveteracy, when other profit t .oner Isave (died, a proper perfeeeranee in their plan of treat. tnem rams s to the pa lent a fafe, Well grounded, and hefting re• eflahliflurrot. By . an early application. the patient will dupe the danger a•d e spruce of a tedious attendance upon the left cope riencni in:eV:tot:cr. C121:1:11.: and CO may be ennfulted at their honk. No 3 C 7. Ha: um Garde,i. by patients ~f either lea, with the great en fecrecy, honour, and delicacy. Letters from the country are requelt,4l to flare particulars of the cafe, polit paid, enacting a back rime, which will be duly ankvered. To TISOS, TAVLOR,Ffq. No. y, New Bridge-ftreet, London. S IR —I ennader it hut an is of jaltiee due to the merits of your LRARrs PATPNT PILLS, to communi cate to you the following Cure, which has recently been ovrformed by them acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Dif orders,arifing therefrom), was reduced alninfl to a fkeleton, and though he had the belt medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety cif patent medicines, nothing could be procured which teemed to tuft his cafe, or d• bins any fersice; be remained in a moll reduced and pitiable lineation far two years, unable to follow his profeflion, and fcarcely able to walk or even to Ram! en 111. leg.; In f. di, no one who knew him ever f u p po f e d it polfiblo few him to r.coecr. He was advifed at left to try your I. ' Puts—he did fo, (trial, adhering to the direttions given with them—be had not taken more than two In 1.1, before he found an alteration 'or the better: this encouraged bim to proc-ed. and by taking a few boxes mom he found his appetite nod nos 4th gradu ally return, and is now as healthy and as Bout as any man I know. Too arc welt ome, Sir, to refer any perfon to me foe* confirmation of the above account if It Mould be doubted. I ant, Sir, year obedient hood* fervant, Library, Folkftoue, July t.t , I Pos. THO. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprktnr Taos. Tor Lox. Member of the Royal Collcic of Surgeons, Iwo dun, at his knife. No. y, New Bridge fircet; Where. after a militant Tendency of more than 41 years, to a pradilce particularly Wrestled to the cure of Venereal complaints and doors incidental to the parts of generation in both lexes, wait that inviolable (ecru) , which men of his profilion Amid always obfeeve, be flatters himfelf the advice and adhitance he gratuiroufiy adminnicrs to perking taking this medicine. will be esteemed, by a difcernir g public, as an aelv•wags Won to be obtained, aad void of ambiguity. fuhl N r.y appointment, for the convenience of Ode H,. Ina aL a tliftsner, at the Perfumer's .;3, St. Alban's 't ree s , P a n hut ; to.;, Darted !bra ; Mr. Deberough, 7. fireet-bill; Mr. Liatitcr's. Sone. bridge, Filinburgh ; Mr. M.Dis olaigow ; Mr. Dublin ; Mr. Billinge's,Llverpoui Mr. Atkinfon's. Manchu ; and by min perfon in eetry cooe d:rabic t.wen In Great Britain and Ir/ Ion! in bora of only at 9d. Lech, Paled up with hal and vl.in dirretions, whereby perms et either f, a may Lure theinfelvt s with ale. fpeed,fecrocy. and fah ty. N. B. Fvery box fold In t at Ifruditi is baled up with a ifunp, en whl, h, by lavour of thc Commit:llone rs, h pdn L d at the Ft:my Office— I'. Taylor. No 9 Nrwliri.'rel'.rect—to!mitate whie4 lt Ninny and all otbtrs ars counterfeit. LONDON : Prnte:'. aod ;o: liettl by LEVIN. KENT, (o• ( a m. terbuty-te. L . .mbeth :, at die STAR Orrice. No. z, C. Bract.l 11J.0 1 alto at the Stai Orme. Temple-sap. 1, .." 1 . 't