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7 G TAU ELll7pl2 OF 27/.8 STAR. I• Sta—lu the prefent critis of affairs, when the whole the world kerns about to be deluged afrelh with blood, and our own country will loon experience material alteration in her military fyllem, permit a sell-wither to his country, to offer the following truths to the notice of fume part of fociety, through the medium of your moll trainable Paper. Let the following quotation b directed to filch as fancy that the whole of difciplide crinfitl , in attention to drefs ; and who deem themfelves worthy to be looked np to as fcldiers—if, during a youth r f diffipation, they (hall have extended their daily campaigns from St. James's to the end of Pall mall : Horridum militem rife debere ; nen ccelatum auro et argento, fed ferro et animis ileum : quippe " illa przdam Venus, quam arms effe : nitentia ante •• rem, deformia inter fantrintin et volnera. VIRTU; •• TIM effe militia decus, et onania ills viet”riam fequi •• et ditem hollcm, quamvi. patipci is viantiti pm. •• minor cite." Titi Listi, lit) ix. cap. 40. June s 7, !TAT NOMINIS UMBRA. --••• LM' INTELLIGEA'CE. COURT OF KING'S DFNCH, JUNE 27. inlallTS, CURTIS AND CO. v. JANUS DAWSON. This was an aelion brought by the Plaintiffs, Mars. Robots, Curtis and Co. barites in the City, to recta• ver from the Defendant, ?eliding in Craven-build ings, Drury-lane, the film of 401. being the amount of a bill of Exchange, of which the Defendant was the acceptor. The bill was at twit months, and was drawn upon the Defendant by a Mr. Huta, who re fides at Come di,tance from the metropolis, in favour of a Mr. Hervey, and made pa) able to him or his order ; yet fpecially inducted to Robarts and Co. ban kers, of London. Mr. Payne, a Quaker, clerk to the Plaintiffs, af firmed that on the :7th April, he carried the bill in quellion, which had been fpecially indorfed to Meffrs. Robarts and Co. and left it at the Defendant's houfe for acceptance. He did not call back for the bill im mediately afterwards, and omitted to do fo till Come time in the month of May, when it was two or three days pall due, and when he was reminded by another of the clerks to call for the bill. He - accordingly went to the Defendant's houfe, and Saw him. On in forming him that he had come for the bill which he had left for acceptance, and which was now pad due, the Defendant immediately faid—Then it muff have been paid. The while's anfwered, it had not, and was fpecially indorfed to Metirs. Robarts, and their name was not upon it. Therefore, if the Defendant had paid it, he had done fo improperly. The Defen dant then faid, he would look among the bills which be had paid, drawing out a number which he faid mete paid bills, and the witnefs obferved the bill in quellion among them. The Defendant maintained that he had paid the bill, and offered to thew the wit nefs an entry to that effea in his book+. The witnefs Paid that would not Satisfy him. The Defendant then faid the woman in the houfe had leen him pay it. He called her, when the raid the had teen him pay a bill like it, but could not (wear that that was the bill. The Defendant then faid that a man in the houfe had alfo teen him pay it. A man was called, and faid exaelly what the woman had done. —The witnefs then took up the bill, and faid ask was fo clear that the Defendant had not paid the bill to Robarts and Co. and as it was to doubtful if he had paid it at all to any perfon, he thould carry it home to the bankers. This the Defendant refufed to allow, infilling that the Bill was his property, and that the witnefs fhould deliver it back to him. The avitnefs, however, con'inued firm, on which the De fendant threatened to fend for a conflable. The man who had been called into the room feeming as if in clined to fecure the door, the witnefs told them they needed not be afraid that he had any intention of try ing to efcape ; he fhould take a chair, and wait peace ably till the tondable came, when he tboold accom pany them to a Magidrate or any place elfe they chofe. —The Defendant then began to think better of the matter, and allowed the witnefs to go away with the billoafter fird leaving his name and the firm of his houfe with the Defendant. The bill the witnefs pro. duced in Court, which he affirmed was the fame bill he had left at the Defendant's for acceptance ; that it was his office to have received it back ; that he had never been in potreffion of it, nor had feen it from the time he fo left it for acceptance, till the day he found it in the Defendant's hands ; and that if it had been paid, hi. name would have been written on the Bill, as having received payment for Robarts and Co. 'which was the invariable praulice of their houfe, but which was not here done. Sir V. Gums, in defence, dwelt on the improbabi lity of fo accurate a houfe as that of the Plaintiffs, and of fo accurate a perfon as the %Vitnefs, rendered Shifter even by the profeffion to which he belonged, allowing a bill to remain in the hands of the acceptor uncalled for fo many days after it had become due. He argued that there were various ways in which it might have been taken away from the Defendant after being accepted, and again brought to him for payment, and aftually paid by him, without inferring :any thing improper agaitift the Plaintiffs or the wit fiefs ; and contended the fird indorfsment on the bill being blank, that it was henceforward negotiable in to wh hands it might come by (pedal inclorfe• ment. He was n't able to prove the payment, but he argued that the faa of the bill being in the hands of the acceptor fo many days after it had become due, prefumptive proof of this fall. • Lord Estotrisommori afked the Lenned Cnunfel if he had got the b ll book in which the entry of pay ment had been made, or whethe r h e meant r tall the perfons who believed they f.w the bill paid ? Sir Vtcsray Glans laid, that he could carry the cafe no /intim, and relied upon the pdfellion of the hilt after it became due. Lord ELLSODOIIOI7OII thought the defendant was bound to have given all the fatislialion in his power as to his having paid the bill ; but he left it with the Jury to confider if they believed the Rory told by the trims:, for the plaintiff ? If they did, be &Intik there was little doubt in the cafe. It was insprobabk that the defpndant Should have paid the /.ill without a receipt, or without Come fort of evi dence to that add. That he had fo paid it. it was • in ditch circumtlanceit incumbent on him to thew. Th Jury immediately found for the Pigott Damages Sol. OLD BAILEr. YellerJai the Falions cignmenced. when Mars ~an Ryan was c*pi•ally ennviaesi for intoning enun te►feit coin, having before been convitied of a like of knee. Eioht were conviaed of felony. viz. j. Rawlins, for flealing nine ounces of tea, the pro. perry of the Eatt India Company ; Elizabeth Raf berry, for Ilealing a metal watch, the property of E. Clark ; Mary Walker, for fleoling a caddy, dec. the property of S. Williams ? Efq. ; T. Britt:tin, for flut ing a watch, the property of F. Graile ; Elizabeth M• Donald, f•rr Ilealing two pint pots, the property of R Clitter ; and J. Harris, for dealing a quart pot, the property of J. Stewart. 7. lirffirrt and H. Eafin were indiaed, the Mrmer for dealing a quantity of flax, the property of his mailer, Mr. Yates, flax dreffer, in Whitechopel, and the latter for rctziving the fame, knowing it to have been flolen. The prifoner Hitfan coiled at the fhop o•f the other prifoner, and offered the property to ; but a woman whom he knew being in the Ihop, he returned. Bailin called him hack, Hating, that all was right, and he portholes the property. The woman unformed Hilton's matter, and the prifoners were fecured.—Guilty. And nine were acquitted. 4 4 I P 1 • DREADFUL ACCIDENT. ;Funkier partieulan of the dreadful accident which happened on the River, near Chrlfea, on Sunday loft] The party in the boat confifted of Mrs. Van But• dial, wife of Doetor Van Bluebell, her daughter, Mrs. Jacobs, her fecond fon, Ileac, and her third fon, Jacob, Mifs Afton, Mifs Mary Afton, and Mile Ann Allon, three filler;; Mr. John Chi!cot, a mercer in May's-buildings, fun of a cbeelemonger in Mount ftreet ; Mr. Jofeph Coleman, of Mount.ttreet ; two Meffrs. Phillips, and Mif. Phillips, of Park-ftreet ; Mils Sibthorp, and Mr. James Sihthorp, of Mono area. The patty having dined at Richmond, floppcsi there too long, and were obliged ta row again? the tide on their return. Mr. Jacob Van Butehat was attending the hofpitals, to qualify himfelf for a Sur geon's Mate in the Navy, and having been at fea, was confidered a good failor. He was accordingly placed at the helm. On their approach to the barge, Come of the party wifhed him to go on one fide of it, and flame upon the other, and in the uncertainty which this difference of opinion oecafioned, he did not turn the helm in time, and the boat coming agaisift the barge, her fide was Rove in. Mr. Mac Van Butchell, and the three Mifs Aftpus. were fitting at that fide of the boat, and were the firft precipitated into the water. Some of the young men laid hold of the barge, and got into it. A young man of the name of Perkins, fon of Mr. Perkins, who keeps the water works of the Chelfea Company, in Hyde Park, had been of the party at Richmond, and followed the boat on font along the bank of the river. He was nearly abreafl of it when the accident happened. He fucceeded, in two or three minutesein dragging Mr. Ifaac Van Bntchell on (pore ; but he was quite dead, having received a feveve blow upon the head, and being much bruifed in the body. He was a fine tall well-made young man, about twenty two years of age, and clerk to a merchant in the city. A pocket book, containing hills of various forts, was found in his pocket, and fent to a banker's. Mrs. Van Bluebell, her daughter, Mrs. Jacobs, Mils Sibthorp, and Mifs Phillips, floated down the river together, to a confiderable diflance, and were picked up by two boats. On being brought to the throe, they procured tome dry clothes, and put their own into a bag ; but time unfeeling wretch Mlle them out of the hag, and left it behind. Mif. Mary Afton, and Mifs Ann Afton, both laid hold of one Joreph Coleman, who tfaeceeded in laving the former, but the latter let go I her hold, and caught Mr. Chilcot. She, however, let go her hold again, and funk. She was a beauti. fill girl, about eighteen years of age, of the moll amiable manners and dapofition. Hannah, the eldea fitter, who was alto drowned, was very handfomit, l and about twenty-four years of age. Mary, the furvivor, after the was brought on (lore, was with difficulty reftrained from plunging into the river after her unfortunate filler,. The body of Ann, when dragged out, appeared much bruifed, and the head war much cut. The body of Hannah has nut yet been found. FUNERAL OF MR. ISAAC NN Leven o'clock lalt evening, the remains of that unfortunate, young gentleman, who was drowned laft Sunday, were interred in Grofvenor chapel, South Audley. I flreet. Dy four o'clock in the afternoon, upwArds of 300 perfons had affembled in the neighbourhood of filotint•flreet, South-itreet, and South Audley• Itreet. When the ',lnca - lon began to wave from the Houfe of Mr. Vail Butchel, in Mount-fiteet, the preflure of the crowd was fo peat, it was with difficulty the pro ceffioh could move on. The coffin was covered with grey cloth and white furniture, and upon the top of the coffin was placed a plume of black feather., in. lei-mixed with white ribbons. The incnnfolable father, Mr. Martin Van Butchel, followed the corpfe, then his eldelt fon, and Mrs. Van Butehd, Rep mother to the &rested, and nest his youngeß•brother and lifter. Tbc procetlion was doted by a number of other relatives. Vail crowds of people were enllelled for the remainder of the evening, in Mount firect and its vicinity. MARRIED. Monday lennight, at Dumfries, the Rev. James Rae, Minato* or Rtrigunzier, to Mira Elisabeth Robertfon, eldcft daughter of the late Rey. John Robertfoo, Mhtlfter of Kb keonnel. ---- o Whatever tutees the Faculty meet with in Bodily Infirmities, they are genec.ily baffled by Difiarden of the Mind." Tito NNNNN . CERTAIN it is, that where confidence is not / 4 - 4 placed by a full and complete difek.fure of the caufe of the Difeafe, tt , c retnedy is applied as it were at random, and the odds are always :Takla the patient's recovery. To this. perhaps It is principally owing that the BALM of GI I.EAD bas attained fueb tudverfal eel •brity, wt. &biters, fiat ul rnee, palpitations, watehfulnefs drnwfinefs after sating, timidity, Bathes of heat and cold, numb • oafs, rigors of 4ifferent parte giddinsfs, pains (afpecially of the head, back and loins), hiccup, diflienlty of relpiration and degluti tion. anxiety, dry cough, &c. &c. l'be ufuai fymproms of nervous affations are fpeedily removed, and as there complaints feldoni come within the ohflevatlon of Gentlemen in the general line of practice, it is no r‘Bettion upon their knowledge or judgment to Ay, that very few of them have an opportunity of that experience which is tha only folk! foundation of medical fame; whilit Dr. Soros:on 's very extenfiveradice at Gilead Hou re, near Liverpool enables him to afford that permanent rdirf to fuch unfortunate pa. tient' as. perhaps, they cannot experience under any whir phy& datl to the lainglum —Fat Hull-a-Gehue incloted in the Letter. SALES BY AUCTION. CHALFONT, ST. GII.FS, BUCKS, TWENTY-THREE M I ttS FRO %1 LONDON. COTTAGES. once formerly Inhabited by MILTON. By NORTON and GIBSON, On Friday, the •th of July loft. at Two o'Cloelt, at the Crown, Chalfont, Giles, In 'I Mee lots, FIVE FREEHOLD COTTAGES, with Gardens, and a good Brick Salcd Dwelling Houk aid large Garden.— Poffeffion immediately. HANTS. By Mr. CHRISTIL At kis Great Room In Pall Mall, on Wednefday the 23d %flint, at Pete o'clock, AValuable and Highly eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, Jo the Parifh of Heckfield, about four miles from Hertford Bridge and the Southampton Road, liven from Raiding, and 38 front London, in a healthy and pleafant fituatlon ; conffit ing of Ragmore Iloufe, with proper Offices, Kitchen, Gerais, Plantations, and Pleafurc Grounds. feated on a dry healthy foil, approached by excellent Roads. and (urrounded by about Eighty Acres of Land. The Pranifes are in peeled and fubitantlal repair, and a molt comfortable and convrnient reliance for a genteel Family. The Land is in point condition ; may be entered on im mediately, and the Purchafer may have the Furniture, Sec at a fair valu tion. Printed parties& rs may be had of Meffrs. Smart acid Cowflatle, Printers. Reading; at the Crown, Italingftokc; at Demme*, Hert ford Bridge; Cattle, 'Windfor ; King's Arm., Bagfliot, .Bufh, Staling, and Farnham; at Garraway's OBM Houle, Curubill ; and of Mr. Chriftle, Pall Mall, ! l ot:Won. A VALUABLE and CHOICE STOCK of GENUINE WINES, LINCOLN'S.INN.FIELDS. . By Meas. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Sueceffors to Mr 81417 n) On the Pre:mires, Nu 46, Portugal Row, Lineolie.-Inn-Pleld., on Tburfday the 17th Inftant, at Eleven o'Clock, by Order of the Affignees of Mr. Robert Bent, Merchant, AVery CHOICE STOCK of WINES, confiding of Two Hundred and Sizty,five Dozen of prime Old Port, Two*Hundred and Twenty Dozen of particular EaR India Ma. airs, Fifty•eight DOW fif Claret, Twenty Dozen Red and White Chaatpaigne, Eighteen Dozen Old Hock (t 726), and about Nine Dozen of Burgundy. The above Rock of Wincs arc particularly recommended to the public, and of the fineß qualities, impor . ted by Mr. bent, to will be (old withmt any referve. Ttbe rafted, and Catalogues had one day previous to the (ale, ...in the Pre:West Murland's Coffee lama, Dem.koet, Sao; Bedford (Wm lou t :, Covent Garden; Meffeci.eigh and Ma lian, &kfcitoes, Rgisirvalffilerilbo' .. : - ` istiVis. I4oggut and Phillips, No. 6a, t.,.oad-ttreet, near the Royal Xsehaege. ELEGANT ,MODERN FURNITURE, PLATE, LINEN BOOKS. CHINA, GLASS, CARRIAGES. Lincoln's-Inn- Nelda—By Mdfra HOGOAR.I' and PHILLIPS, (Succelfors to Mr. SMITH). Oa the Prentlres, No. 46, Portugal Row, I.incoln's-Inn•Fields, on Wodnefday the 16th July, and Two following Days, at Eleven &Clock, by Order of the Affignees of Mr. Robert Bent, Merchant, THE Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ; about Soo Ounces of Plate, a fathionable town built Car riage, and Effids, comprifing Mahogany &Attend& with rich Chintz Furniture& prime Goole Beds and Bedding, Mahogany and Japan% Chairs, capital let of DininzTables, Wardzobes,DsaW ers, a Library Table, "Fistkey. Wilton, and Bruffel, Carpets, Pier and Chimney Glaffes of large dimenficms, a fult of Drawing Room Furniture complete, with Japan'd and Gold Chairs, Curtains to match, and Sofa Tables; au elegant Abetment of China and Gbh, Plated Articles, Copper, Pewter, and numerous articles. N. B. The choice Stock of Wines will be fold on Thurfelay the 17th. —May be viewed one day previous to the bale, and Cata logues had on the Prernifes• of Mars. Leigh and Mafon, Soli citor., New Bridge Rreet;Blackfriars, and of Meths. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Broad-Erect, near the Royal Exchange 1. --- IbiITOOMERYSHIRE and MF.RIONETHSHIRE ESTATES. -By Mr. THOMAS PRYCE. Either together or Separate, atthe Cents Form, in Manned, on Thurfda v the 311 t day of july 1011. between the hours of three and Sr oClock in the Afterlll4ll. (object to Such conditions as full be there produced-Lot I. ALL that well-acculknied INN, called the CROSS FOXES, Farm, I.ands and Sheep-walk adjoining, con ing of a Dwelling Houle, good Stabling, and Outbungs, and comprifing 94A. alt. 26P. he the fame more or lets, etuate in Mallwyd, In the holding of David Lloyd. 2. All thole Four lideffuages or Dwelling Honks, Smith's Shsp and Gardens, theme in Mallwyd, In the holdings of Morgan Lewis,-Robert Harris, and Abraham Davies. 3. AU that hleffuage Tenement, Lands, and Sheep walk, ad joining, called Cadhant, confining of • 'Fan Yard, Farm Honk, and Outbuildings. and comprifing 103 A. IR. soP. more or lets, Situate in Mallwyd, in the holding of lohn nes. 4. All that Menage, Tenement, lwo.I", and Sheep walk ad join in t, called Gr .tg y Gninfa, .contifling of a Farm Houk and vutbuildings, and eonipnzing [so A. 2R. 4P. more or id*, Situate in Mallwyd, In the holding of Idtchatd Evans. 3. All that Menage Tenement, Lands. and Sheep walk, ad joining, called Brongsn ' tlan, entifiting of a Fatlll Houfe,and Out buildings, mid compriung 71A. 2R. soP. more or Iris, fituate Mallwyd aforefaid, in the holding of Owen Hugh. 6. AU that M,lfuage, , Tesetnenr, Lands, and Sheep walk ad joining, called Cl:tipple'', con lifting a Dwelling Houfe, sod 9A. IR. 9P. more tie leis, &gate in Mallwyd, in the holding of Wil. ham Griffith's, Y. All that Meffuage, Tenement, and Lands, with the Sheep walk adjoining, called y Brynlau, confining of a Farm Haute and Outboilning, comprlling 213 A. IR. 14P. more or lets, fituate in Mallwyd, in the holding of Om.") David. 1. AU that Meffuage, Tenement, and Lands, called Erwhir, coon Ring of a Dwelling Houle, Outbuildings, and Scaling Mill, and compelling 34A. all it P. more or kis, ftuate in Mallwyd, In the holding of Jobsi David and Evan Vaughan. 9. All that hlciTuage, Tenement, and Lauds called Cee'a Oof, confuting of a Dwelling knife and Outbuildings, eomytding 4o A. 3R. 15P. enure or lets, Situate in Mallwyd, in the holding of Wm. unffiths. 10. AU that Miff tare, Tenement, and Lands oiled fhigoed bath, conlitttng of a Dwelling-houfe and Outbuildings, and com priGng 32A. 23P. more or leis, fituate in MaUwyd, Pow In the bolding of Wm. Rem. 11. All that Meffuage,Tenenient, and Lands called Penrhiweil, confining at a Dwelling h. ofe and Outbuildings, comprifiag zoA. all. 25F. mare or lets, Situate in Mallwyd, and now in the hold ing of David Rowland. 12. All that Mel:Nage, Tenement, and Lands, called Dugoed - Mawr, conlifTng of a Dwelling houfe aid Outbuildings, and compelling 470 A. alt. 13P. room or Iris, Situate in Mallwyd, in the holding of Rowland Jones. 13. All that Meffuage, Tenement, and Lands, called Pont y Wnfgen, cmilliting of a (mall Dwelling-h mfe, and compelling lA. 5 P. Situate In Mallwyd, in th- holding of Edw. Rowland.. N. B. The anther on the different tenements is valord,and the purchafc of each tenement (it 14d In different lots) raft take Such ,timber at the valuation, exeloilve of the tenement, and in like manner the purchafrr of the ruche east, (if fold in one lot) mutt do the fame. The »holc of this enate hcs contien us, and well together, is waffled by the Rivers Clewaedng, Ckifion,and Dili. which :bound with ialmi n, fahrsin molt, Salmon fry trout, and other flit ; is en the grew poft.r• ad that leads from Wsllhpool to North and South abounds with groufe, partridge, hare, (and woodcocks a the feafon) and lies within 12 miles of Machyn lletts and l).agelle, good mark• t towns A great part of the lands may he flooded by the waters out of the above rivers. Further particulars may be had of Mr. Arthur Davies. of the Hayes, near Ofweltry ; or of Mr. John William', Attorney at lals,_Welfhposa (where ma.,o. of die caste may be fan); or at D Mr. avid Lloyd's, of the Cr fa Foxes, Mallwyd, wh• will thew the pismires; and at the Oak and Bear Inns in Welfirpo DISEASES of the URETHRA and Certain COMPLAINTS. AS foie Proprietor of DA RAN'd celebrated medl- dicated Boogies and Remedies, Mr.DUEOUR inftums the Public, that be may as ufual be cunlulted daily from si to t, at his hook, No. Se, Frith•ftrect, Sohu, on Cafes of Stridtnres, Obltroe tions,Oleets, gee. Sec. as well as Ikbility, and every difurder where fecreey is fo effential a requillte, that Mr Dufour has provided a (pacious huufe, that every Patient may be introduced in a frpasate apartment. Mr D. has for many years confined Molten' to that department of Surgery, and from extenfire pradlee, and the molt flattering fuccefs, he is enabled to offer a method et cure, mild, efficacious, requiring no confinement or reltraint, In diet, and which prevents a nlapfe. Perfons in the country Rating their cafes fully, in a httcr, enclofing a one or a two pound note, will have proper remedies fent to the amount. For the various fruptoms. tee. fee Mr IWour's Treatife on the above complaints, price as. 6d. the sth edition—to he had oil. Callow, Crown-court, Soho; iiirCtecti, Lector Change, and of the Author. FREEHOLD HOUSE AND ESTATE, SUR r , F.Y. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. H. • A FREEHOLD MANOR ESTATE, cntn. •L 1 priling One'Hundred and Forty-two Acres of rich Arable and Pafture, and Wood Land, within a Ring Fence. and alert of Common and Surinerry over an eiterifive Waite ; tngether with a commodious Houle and Stabling, Coach.houre, and requilit‘ der. 'traffic and Fannin; Others-- be rchrienee and property or a Gen tleman.-.. The whole in s high Rate of culture and repair, pleant ly Skate at Chardharn.iti a (po rt ing part of the County of Surrey a mile from du Brighton Road, and two miles from the . 1 own of Ealt Urinflead. Further particulars, and Thirsts for viewing, may be had at Mr. Phillips's ERate and Andion Ofike. No 68, New Ei nd-ftrect • This day War publifited. price 3s leered. A VINDICATION of CER. CAIN PASSAGES in the common ENGLISH VERSION of the NI. W TES TAMENT. 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Revi-w of de Convey's Sermons Religions Intelligence, Mr.Colier—Baptilt Miliuo is Bengal... Sonic account of the Wahabees--voetty , Downfall 01 Babylon. Liverpool : Printed and publifhed by Wm. Jones, No. yd, Cat. tle•ftrect ; fold alfo by W. Button and Son, London; I. and A. Duncan and M. Ogle, Mallow ; JohnTurnbull, Guthrie and Tilt. and Ogle and Alkman, Edinburgh ; T. Johnfon, Dublin ; R. Jack. fon, Oldham area, Manchdtcr ; and may be had of any *that Boukfallera. GOUT, BILIOUS, RHEUMATIC, sod NERVOUS APPEC TIONS, are effettually removed by the life of the Rev. Dr BARCLAY 's AN FIBILIOUS THE following is a proof of their efficacy, from Thomas Bernard, Efq. Bath: • Upper Crefeent, Bath, July 26, t Ens. Sir-.on receipt of thh I requelt you will fend me ftz doubt. boxes of your Barclay's Antibilious Pills, and twelve bottles at Specific. loaded is a draft of tot. Pay yourfel , for the Merlin, and apply the ron:ainder to tit • publication of the following Cafe t • For the hit fourteen years I have been afilieted with the Gout, and for the loft four years this is the flrft letter f have bean able to write, which I think ought to be addreff,d to you, acknowledging my pared cure by uOng your Antihitious Pills and Specific. • I am, Sir, your moil obliged humble fervent, THOS BERNARD. " The Rev. Wm. Barclay, Stafford !tree, Bon.lltreet, London." In addition to the above is annexed the following Lift of Noble.. men and Gentlemen, who have received a puled curs trona ths Barclay's Bilious Pills and Sineifie: The Lord Billion of Bath and Wells. The Right Hon. Vifcount Dillon. • Sir John Honeywood. Bart. M. P. for Honiton. Sir Stephen LuOd..gron, Batt. M P. for Penrys. Thomas Anion, Efq. M. P. for Litclifirkl. James Atnyatt, Efq. M. P. for Southampton. Cecil Eorrefter, Efq. M.P. for Weeluck. Nicholas Calvert, big. M. P. for Hertford. Edmund Boehm, Efq. New.ftreet, Spring gardens. Thomas Honmetilcb Efq Pall-mall. G. W. Dicke', Efq. Private Secretary to the late Arelibilhop Canterbury. The Rev. Mr. Dimock, Librarian to the late Archbilkop. A CAUTION-..obferre the name of Wm. Barclay is engraved on the ilamp which Is afsaed on the outflde wrapper of each boa. All not fo itamped arc a dangeror Imitation. Price Ss 6d. and OS. per box, with ample dicealoos. Sold, wholefale and retail, by aprintment of 'Dr. Barclay, at Mr. Butler's, No a, Cheapfide, corner of Patensofter-tow; and retail by Callwell, Dublin; Scott, and Baxter. Ealltimildi i sod by molt country Medicioe Vendors in every Town. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. MESSRS.CURRIE and Co. Surgennh having for a long (erica of years made the VENEREAL DISEASE the particular °Neel of their invcßigation, are now enabled to so. finance the dileovery of a Medicine toperior to Mercury in the Cure .f that nitrate. It Is at prefent fufficient for them to obferve that its dials are diametrically oppolite to thole of Mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vestige of the virus in Ma molt confirmed Rages. yet it does not in the leaß Injure the coltiti. tut,on, or alter the completion ; on the contrary, it mutilates the ()dem in all its natural terelions, promotes Appetite, and facili tates Digeßlon. Numberlero inflances are on recent record of the fuperior efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent acrd fpecifie virtue atting u a perpetual corredtive to bodily debility, whether pre. reeding (roman escefs of conjurjl and Illicit pledure, or from the mere infidlous though not Ids tharuative indulgence le a certain pernicious habit. Amidfi the melancholy variety of Malmo which arc the confequence of this toiletry vice, there are note more 'filleting than thole DIVICIINCEI and DCBILITICS that prevent or embitter the niatrininnial Rate-The wretched (offerer broods O'er his misfortunes, athamcd to kelt relief till it has brought him to (itch a Rate of mitery uto render life oppreffive. To thole un happy Perrone it will be a confiding refledtton so know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be reitore4 to that great& of all human bleMogs, a ftrong, manly, and vigor• ous Conflitation. _ _ . Merrs. Currie and Co. may be eonfulted by Patients of either Sex, at their Houk, No to 7. Flattest Garden, Perfonsdly or er letter (poft paid) Inciting a Boot Note, when the necenry ad.. vice and Medicines will be given or fent to any part of the /Dag. dom.—Patients in the Comely are requefted to fate their age and general mode of living. Na lop, Ranee Garsins. IIitVING dedicated myfelf to the liody, and been gratified by the moft eotifiderable praetiee In that brooch which I thought proper to fdlet, I troll that I have not more velf. employed my time that. thole who, In the catenate field of the profsffion are occafionally Inunerfed in yew, rtainty, and cannot always at tain that Needs which is acquired by concentrating the intelleanal power to one daft of dif.rders. The difeatts of DEBILITY are peculiarly diftreang, for tier bring with than a train of coneuenitam fymptoms, and by a de pivffion of all vital energy. 'elittence itfelf becomes embittered.... Whether they arife front the prevalence sal ill elan's+, the deftruc. Live habits of fehetalboycor the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the moil affiduons profvflional Still ; but by the ignorance of uneducated mean the fymptoms are aggravated, and the conftitu. tit= Is dcftreyni. Asa MEMBER (tithe ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS, I ground my pretentious on regularity of cducai,t,,, and p o freifing every privilege to practice, l feel myfelf rot itl,t to that confidence wi:h which I have hitherto been In liberally ho:..tiarel. In the first rogations of local weaknefs, early appbestion with prevent the catkrity of a dr biiits•ed frame ; hut where the fur er. r from a cnrfektifnefs of the unmarlinefs of the vice which cauf.d his tragortune, is fearful of the Contempt or tenure of his family phymadcap,and broodsavt.rt,is infirmity with careful coneeshoent, it mutt be fatisl'aeloty for hint to be Aimed not only of capability of treatment but Aloof tee null And In reeentVenertal Convlaints ft is poffible to prevent pain danger or (Bards ; in the molt c en; heated cafes it is the acquire. went of exclufive tpetisnce lii this line to died a fafe, certain. Bud fpeedy re-cit .4.4l:tunent. , • • . I seer the advonta : ;t: of this ex perlereCto thofc of either fez wb• are tinkled with any kind of DEktfXl f. of any fymptcons of VEN EA!. INF ansi in ail cafes the terms of remit. neratioo a itsici on the lie(; i n t er vary,. Patient. in the country alc;:rce.hia to incloce a Hank note, and are requeftc4 to kt:ify f.,cir?p,!and marner of living. . . BMA, M. mine of the Royal College at Sur/cam, In London. Nn. 19. Arttmtrl deem, Strand, neat Temple bar. I.ONDON In •t•d nd pu 'lifted by LPVF!. KENT (et C$ terhurT.vll,t. I.lm etb), nt the Seel Orrice, Na t. Cncl ► Rnei. Dula. b.d to et th; STAt Orrice ,Tempte•Dar.