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LAW lA7'ELLIGENGS. ADMIRALTY COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS, . WitfltileSDAV, AMU. 27. This da);• the Right Honourable Sir Wu. Srorr procee:led to the adjudication of the following cases: Sally, Picket master.—This American Vtillift in ballast, 'We going from one French port to manlier, whets she was captunnd by the Sliannon frigate, and brought to Plyntootfi. Skip con.' demneel for breach of blockade. Johanna, Master.—This vessel unsloal Knlphausen co lours. laden whit fish; was coming mtensibly to; Loudon at the time of capture. Ship and cargss - rondenined, and the master's private adventure restored: Morehouse tuastri.-11iis American vessel. laden with sa3t, fruit, and wine, was captured on a voyage from Lisbon to New York, and sent into Plymouth. The Court condemned the ship, and that part of the cargo, proved to belong to a Portal gorse merchant, ind restored the remainder. Oriental, Bartlett Amster.—This vessel under American colours, with salt Gm-board, was cap:urrd by the Shannon frigate. It ap pearing to the Court, that the salt was not more than sufficient fur ballad, it restored the ship and cargo, subject to the captor's ' es) e ices. APRIL 2S.—This dam the Right Honourable Sir W 11.1,1 Aut SCOTT procee . ded to the adjudication of the following ca.:es:— Fame, tiam matter.—This American ship,, laden with salt, fruit, wine, &e. was on a voyage from lliken to Providence, when captured by the Comus, and sent to litahnonth. Ship con demned for breach of bleched4 ; part of the cargo, claimed for a Portuguese merchant, restored. Sally and Hefty. Fleming hiaster.—This /dowel, under Ameri can colours, with a carps sitnlllr to the above was en a voyage from Lisbon to Philadelphia, when evrured by the Blossom sloop. and brought to Portsmouth. ship and cargo condemned, on the gt ountl of bleach oflabeltade, and the master's private advento e restored. `2l4.—This day the Right Honourable Sir Wittima Seorr proceeded to the adjudication of the following cases ; Manthester, Reynolds master.—This American voile% laden with wine. fruit, and salt, eons Cadiz to Philadelphia, was cap teed by the Caroline privateer; and brought toPtymoutb. Ship condemned for breach fe blockade; .ste was that part of the cargo . claimed by a M. Cooke, aka the remainder restored. Biratria, Vial nValter.—This was a furtive proof ease, respect ing some goads which the Court deetned suffident, and pro nounced to be Portuguese peepers)'. Pontine, Dense master.—) his was a farther proof Case, in re spect to the skip, wfiiik appeared to be a Keiphaaaan, and the question was, whether it *AS to he condemned to eke Crown Of the captors. The coot oondeinnodlit es the Crown, rid allowed • the British channesespeeeta. .••••••• . . . . . cow' 0 of ANcritr, ,a put. v. TX PAR'S SAZIAIN tel TM Ki.lllllol. Of UNAIORT AND DAS WA, AO Ogigatpt(gis - the part of the Assig nee on die lojnikept estant • :of Nrows, Herbert and Cook, ee have the proceeds of two-thirds of the price of the -444,.5141hrs4is,dieliat:tvi to bra Rind devisable *Mg the jOhLcreditors, yrub . r the following cm :Pl= in li t ' CC *lC * Me WPt ago , on account hi wed his* pulse r, purchased from Messrs. Mir Plii- 43a te'rythirtts of the ship in question, at the jwke '' 7 of wgich he di hanged out of the . I kiji,, 34 far the containing ithOiXii• iglli imilir wil4rin weft granted, tiettl 4l. which are -still ' This all oink, how ever,_ and the to ''.. - heel' ten iu the name of OK* . 4, 40 e, o irgs . A i v # Wort now claim- • ed th e whole perce pts. - Aire ,the vessel stand ing in his name, ilethe • o of the crixlitors of the oretparip The Lont• eitAtt tate held; that without entirely doing away the fruvisious of Lord Liverpool's Act, the slhi-of the vestel, in suestiou linaot be.esteelped / tr!g krt 4fY Ott tiA_,qie_srOttiO the regi, 04 Air - 0!) was, 'te . ..k.t. or till ey cptornercial world, the aid, &Met. , 'OW nOce) .. that Mi. Cook should have tuade loft that as the sole owner Of the ii/ofte statrdig* ?if fib *tithe, and Mr. Herbert, or those-in his right, tied not lie allowed, after hav ing connived at weh a circumstance, now to come forwartf and a .itt interest in the vessel which most neceitatily ti e' his partner in perjury. If such a practice were to be spewed ; it must, more over, lead to nutnerue fiauds. Neutrals might, in that case, be large proprietors of vessels which were apparently the property of subjecu of this country,. and the revenue by thus defrauded to a great amount. His Lordship, therefore, diunissed the 3ppl cation, allowing she Petitioner, if he chose it, to file his bill. SALES BY, AUCTION. ' SCOTCH MINIX WRIT MIDDLESEX WATKR WORKS. sad N4VIGABLE CANAL SHARES. • 2 , By Mr. SCOTT. On FridnAßin ti s tweive o'clock, et Garraway's, London. THE` LEAD MINES-1'2,303 Stock , . . , . I • : 'Concern; estaldished in 17:tn, by Charter. for % ~ t•! 4 • .' • Metals, and Minerals in Scotland. '1 he Divid . '-; ' -1 last year amounted to LI. per Cent. but the Average f , 4 . - : •tisat seven years has exceeckd teu and a half pi C:nt. pet'. nnurn, clear of the Propel ty Tax, regularly paid half yearly at the Sus Fire (Dace, in C.rnhiU. Alta ' Shari.) in the Gr.tpd Junction, Croydon, Rennet and Avon, Worcester and Birmingham, and Lancaster Canals ; and in the West Middlesex Water Wor o. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Scott, No. 28, New Litidgoatreet, Londssa. CUMBERLAND PIACE, NEAR SOUTHAMPTON• By Mr. LINDEN, On Thursday the 12th of May, 1900, ut Two °Viotti In the Afternoon, on the Premists, TWENTY-ONE D'As 0f exceedingly valuable FEF.EHOL..D LAND; adjoining the Polygon, situate on the North side of the Road leading to the same, and commanding one of the most &beau: and-picturesque views. in England. Each Lot will admeasure E 0 fort in from and width, and about 1,0 in depth. 'f be distance from the town of Southampton is about half a mile; end there Is not a spot in thu neighbourhood comparable with it for situation, either as a place of fashionable, or comfortable, residence. A row of !muses may be here built on an elrgant plan, as j road of 15 or RI feet will be made in ad dition, at the hark of the garde's.; and any purchaser- may be Sc. C911141041"1 with laud for a coach house sod stables, on the op posite side of such rood; and dm present road in front will be widetied, without sligiteution to the lots to be sold. For partiCialeass sly to Mr. for, St. Mary's; Mr. Nichols, Solicitor; Mr. Doswell, Architect; and to the Auctioneer, at whose house the Plan %may be seen in a few days, By Mt/Mk birinde COMMISSIONERS FOR THE SALE • OF PRUSSIAN PRIZES, At the London Tavern, loitholoastrect, Plymouth, on Friday the dui oflitty, at Elweinse'Sioelt in the Forenoon, (For Nome Consumption), AQUANTITY of Old ripe and Hogshead Staves shook from Casks, being the entire Cargo of Oft Prussian galliot Petrel, and condemned to the Crown. For particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Plymouth, April 9, inns. Merchant, Plymouth. YOIt ACCOUNT OF`THE OMMISSIONUtS }OK THE SALE OF DANISH PRIZES, At the LontlonTavera, Voxbok street, Plymouth, op Friday, the eth of May, e ,Eleven o'oot-1s In the Forenoon , - rm.; Good Danish Ship TRENDRE SUSTRE, No. 102.—D!stassiosis. lirgth on Deck 95 Ik. la. Breadth below the Wales to at Heigbt between Deets - 5 2r Adnieiwures 975, 39.94 'laws. Condunuicti as Prize to the Crown, andlibur lying in Stone house Pool. Also, the rid Danish Bark ALMA GEORUINIA, i s No. ti.) ,quern Stern, no Figure Head. DistaNsions. Length on Deck 86 Ft. .; la. Bn.alth - . 20 4 Ikpth of Hold - - 13 7 Adineastwer - 1.10, 77:94 * robs. Cancl...:nued as Prise to the Crown, and now lying in Cat 'water. For Inventories and other Particulars, apply at the Counting House of Mr. JOHN HAWKEIt, i:vlerchant, Plymouth, one ui the Agents kr sale of Danish Pri..4. Plymouth, April 9, 1809. , At the London Tavern, foithole.;treet, Plymouth, on Friday the titli of May inst. at eicven o'clock in the ineenonn, - - rHE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz 41. 4 !netts Brandy 119 Hhds. French While Wint Ihi bilk Pieces krench White 1 Hhd. Mubtadel.Wine • Wine 1 Case Atichn vies at ;Wail Oil Acing part of the Cargo of the MARI.kNA; and condemned to His Alajesty's Ac rive, R. H. Slo waver, x:ssi. Commander. Cm, 12 Pipes Brandy 4 Cases Oil in Bottles' 3 Hhds. Red Wine Landed from the Dunhill Brig JOHANNA CATHP.RINA, and restored to the Claimants. Also, eira Hite. Ned Wine-30 Half Pieces Ditto. For Cataloguer, and other particulars, appky to Mr. IOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Phoneme!). At tilt. I.optaDllZiirito.llurk:t.ti4.:4Piy:ltialt, op I ilo• bth at eleven o'clock iu the forenoon, fur home co;.- sutuptinn, FORTY Logs of Prime Ifortdur4s MAHOOANY, contaipin idyitt Twenty-live Thousa4 stet. For viewing the siune, and 4pply to bir. JOHN HAWK..tR, Plymouth, April 43, 1808. Mercjiat% Conirr,isidureers 14,T the --, Kid he 5014.), a: tOe London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, 0.• ~ •,h hiivinst:Or elt4rn (Mock, ' 'THE ' OOOD 'MG AURORA, No. 19. . ,Riarirsiorc 6. * , IMPS* aloft . - , p £3 11,. - Ailnyealittio; 1 . 79 i7-114tis Wm. 1 Vaßthe Civil BAl. l ll3pCffkl*FhPl, No. 180. • 444tap.slon 4. 1 - 14 0 1 4 aloft, - - Taft . 4ita. 11 ,04'1.: • ' - - $ rachnosurrs 15e 72.-Wi WA& ... L 'i I..ihecrhp th 0 , 24,0 Ark . . MAKTINA 44 .ctot47o4,NE, pig• IP. . .. , -jjoh4lloNA .• • • - - , seirt. ; no. 6 : 1l: 1; latA tamemturci icis 94 - P e ri 1,: a • 1 ;'4 II • A ihiPtls....YairtaVh..44.ißPdfp* la *el° the erbwn- '".'',,, 5ir, 40 ,04,21 41 ; 4 •1 1 •11 , P1 a t, af ie a L F PtIPP)O4II49IICx syill be re -2ftrA.:11.,,,, 0.,,1,„ ..,„,, , . roveu4olpefory clic delivery LF WiigAt i te XesVi fOr taventoriq and, every further Oir i '\f lie ' 'rificotie cif . "". 7 '• ' ' •: '•/, MAS ibtfta*F.R, Merchant, . • • -.4 ' lo6'4 fht'Ajitnts for Dania Prizes. roucr, 41C. MitittioltorgeurrftErr.-4 young man named F Nall, who stated himself' to be a ship surgeon, was charge 4 with polygamy on Saturday, in marrying three wives. Two of the said wives appeared against their husband; one of them having been married six months up at Blistmesbory, and the other fourteen months since at Ifisboptgate. The former protested her regard for her husband; from whom she would ne ver part ; and the lamer, with mixed rage and .iea lousy, protested him to be A monster, who, if facts were spoken, had half a dozen other wives. There were n e proofs adduct* and the business will be further Inteitigated. Willtriteliarri.-orrice_—Yrislay six Germans, su— gar•bakers, in the employ of Messrs. Hodgson and Co. in Church-lane, Wli;tecliapel, were committed to the House of Coriergon for 'three months, for quitting their ~crvice bekre the expiratioo - et their agreement, . lidrixstett-storo. t.—Friday D. Swan ton was e mi t ruittod for r-exatrrinatiott, charged with sterling a trunk, cuutainiag Wearing, Amara, from the ilell publie4initse, hi Bell-tards Ciraneobsualwatect, which was f0U114.111 his ramie*. S4turday B. di oner, a Jew botcher, underwent a private fti4P/ 412 CiPa' on ,a cl l 4rW, cf.4.4s4tathig Majy Lazarus, eleven years o f age, with WWl* ;ft t:qtnruit a rape. He vrai admitted to bail. Gitisppl44..—rri4ly Au Pc-ii'd ;nft 4'4;464( to ogyth, wereially eoionlittod, niiiiige4 with stoilli!tal - yards of tottott tiroin the &opal*. fiiritifialti, tact .• . . . .. . . drayert N4lFga!eltreet• • . Saturdv 7; Wad, and. PtriavA VS irke, ire charged .w;t1; having in Oft* pAyscN§inti lisp 14w., ;1... lings, together with implements lioroodissing. it-- 41 6 a garet West said shelial %Ted : :Valnother in thk 1 same lit with the prisnketti irti 11# 111 V04 1 0,Tif,i t h e prisoner; ala irons W'bigils W . C . Oturvlt'Yets.. niatalially damaged ; having she appearenev 6 Minh shining: and kispenees 'Wing punched . upon it. The , . n prisoncrs were coinmitted ter trlal.'' - • : .1 *a t t . iirday se'nuiglit the fuur *op, f'cOniriclett,4 ifolp herr in the Reedniees Court, Dahlia, 4-ew,nzac- i ne4. Dann and Ferrell *ere tqmed 01l Otst-- , thei 'ketone appeared to be a MTh . of mute 10411tetiee the • 1at. ,1 t I ter a poor imbecile erosunro- both,lowever, confessed their none. areal, coilierned in Alderman Reisl's robbery, denied mod a few moments hcioce his eye cution, any concern in it: A gentlemen theta went up to Dunn, who was waiting to be 13 laoncherinto . eteruity, to ask him whether radeley was really of the party He hesitated some time, ,saying that he. thought it sufficient to confess His own guilt, bet at length acknowledged that he was at the robbery— When Bradeley heard this, he confessed Greve, who suffered for Mr. Langblin't robbery, conducted himself with great penitence. He said he had a doubt whether he had robbed Mr. Laughlitt he thought it likely, however, as he was out night. At the Quarter Sessions held at ChelmsfordtWotlie filth inst. a true bill was found for a riot andassault, before-mentioned to have taken place, by four poisons going masked and' disguised into a lecture-roan, art Maldon, against a Captain and three Lieutenants Regiments lying in Maldon Barracks, and the trial stands over to the next. Sessions. M ARM ED. On 'Thursday last ' at Lynn, T. P. Ban, Esq. to Miss Grace Salisbury, youngest daughter of the late Richard Sallsbirry, Esq. of Lantaster. DIED. On the .224 inst. Mr. George Fairley, of Lloyd's Coffee-house. At Listooder, Downshire, on the 21th April, and in the 24th year of her ege, Mrs. M'ltobert, wife at Dr. IVPRobert, of the 9g4 RegirifePt: THE Case a several Scrophilleeirtilcen at York, al; inserted is The Pcblic Paper!, knol fold ae advindni to wards recovny, and s, hayloft ealsted fur wren preceding years, in the habit of • youngitisl, aged fduatoesiiitalds•timak Injury to bOr bealtl l l 4 / 1 1 Poet declared, on tbe irsedtaisfe..ababbrity, bested, , and the girl. moored to health. by, the. oak • opstrailoa of i SPILSISIMLY's, eAsuorr APITISCORIVIIC. ,DROPS, as administered tnlafurvy, Gout, ithealbatiim, and remissive Cum. plaints. Tisoseperscus, anions as _tar this cam, arc informed, the origimil letters may be seen mittenispeasary, in Soturagoare, London; and at Tot*, Mts. Mater -will give ell neceetary later motion. It is requested you win ask for the Patent Antiscorbn• tic limps, milli a black ink sump, in bottles of St. 64. deullie bottles i os. and larger li. its. gout iseladocl—Ah allomoace. as /akin lulls dose). T ° pluck th e rife of pltdebeei Mid Ant to be ' mil k by its thorii, has heal the farroutite obit& 0/mankind t ‘ th in this they have beam tart ofteio tiffappoluted; happily tie the two . 1 furftety,abb lessibel rises of Illisk Agawam(' elves% pr om* if ap t 4leation is mask to tbatherdwaiimpreparation di D e . f t. MA w . s.tramed Cili ETA SA.I.UT.ARIS. ltioie Diana Vogt. F toile Doors cootaio no morainal pooori to unrierminr. the carat. teflon, al piant.dife.fe eihere the aim is to reftore licalth, whi ch lie Irmo, broiled [pewees ot the ihey tie ; oo the emitiorry, c h iii: wireims.ie etas sweet efficacious prepararich, dolt triia.anutdo tist with fairer to children 41t the mot tctir'• c ad., fufalecoist a l arebt E poorer+ is to eradicate &too the Imbit eu a ftrott, ' i t d k r4i difeale, however 'late= titer may Le , or illftant d,,,,,„( al. feetion. The molt ohltinu. • 'et.. 1.4 of hour vo nt% iod; wa rm , th e.em y i li arearildeb C.l VW attic, otleoertainilt•af., b.ive *Wed, ito a very Orwyposimi, to their ivlbspi, c ,, t iqiie bit divine how mug thaufavol. have heels imialitei bar the rafts: earloo ot health, after lull Mulled the Ho/Vital% a ,„ a 1 4w i 1 poste thooorgh. all the 'totem or canmoon noriteit lit i i , sty ma cos/hied abase to ca e t to rotene/I a again iiirraie w r hereturd morbid Rase of hoe tiohis•ctufts, a+ Di ic.Orbilik m i d 0n ,,,,,,, plaints, it ism) Irks a Hever iailirwreinic.dp s u it wm,„14.10 at Blake., No. 4.thea prole. curare of Patarxtta•itat ; anti MA bra * ellitottry Buok4diers,th barbs at :a. cal. anti as 6,1. w ym : wupeedlteetioos FOR THE'RRIHT, &s. dts. acc. NR. NV . IL LIAMS, froni Penzance, Cilnitrall,begi to stetsons* Ow n Nubility, am am ars , of she MisPoPaliSs and its vidnity„ that be has brought with hint a roost lovaboolde Medicine, so well known by the name of Mrs. WILI.LAJ4ffs REMEDY, .so justly esteemed for the removal of Specks alai Film, and appearances of Clouds and Mists, &e. from the Sight; also, to strengthen and renew weak or decaged.Sight, (even should the patient he SW years of age) and perfectly to er a/ Lad e the must inveterate Humours and Inflammations of the Eyes, and also that common complaint of Redness oghe Bye-lids, In the-course of a few weeks, of ever so long standing. Mr. WILLIAMS conceives it no arrogation on his pert to say: no Remedy for the Eyes has ever yet Deco offered to the public which (on a fair trial) has been hued to possess the excelleocies (and yet innocency) which Mrs. Williams's Remedy dues; and begs to say, aftii• a great many proofs of its efficacy, (nod which was never known to fail of doing good, unless the sight was so far gone, floret an internal decay, of the energies of sight, as tube irrecave;able by any external application) that he is oncoutaged to otter this Invaluable Medicine to persons of all ages and des criptions, afflicted in either or all of the aforementioned distres. Sillg particulars. As a small proof of which, Mr. W. begs leave to call the attention of the Nobility, &c. eicc. ece. to the following lin of Names and ages the whole of-sshich ltiave been either ra dieully cured or benefited by the application of the same Medicine n Penzance, within the very short space of Three Weeks, although t-tany of them attended on Me. Williams from towns and pa rha several miles diatom, and some of them were dreadfully afflicted for a great many years either with - total blindness in one eye, Weal:DKße of sight or short sight ; or with ioflarionstions of the eyes and eyelids, or bloodshot, or whet is often vulgarly terns. ed " a blast iu the Eyes," under which they labouied, although some of then. acre previously favoured with the trice of the Fact& y. She Kew Mr. SARCLAY's VATe.t<n AN 1 I trilluca .4, 14 bras a remark of the oelebraled Dr. Buchan, A Amber of the Domenic Metliciase, that coraphi..ts of tho ltomach and bowels are the prevaifitti malady of this emir? which Let the foundation of the muse formidable and Lital d!f carts: that the n r who could dikoverlor the relit! and cure a fife and infailthie rernt dy perfi.rm a moll important ranee •to fociety. That difeowery har cow been made in the Petro( Antibilious Pills of the Rev, 14" Otani fin relay, the eattaSve Me of orl ich. and the loch cilimation in which they are deervedly held, ha. confiderahly lt.L.ned ILL i.ureber of theft: complains ; and hie fair n a Not time, to he the imam; of entirely eradirairg that.. link Pills have a quick and fate operation, they act p o „,„.r egy , avid fpixificalty on the bile. and thus retnuvetbenumereasdifintlas egmuLard with it. lick laca lathes, fla mitt . lives t dice, nervous diforders from iiidigelli..n, &e Th-y arc the molt valuable family n% dieine hitherto t &red to tl.r acid pmpries4" I . iga:,,,,efeel by cum molt ralpteer.hb evidttic Of the firit charadtery of ths, Nobility and uthrta, that they have avow berm adminitterril to any pt.: •••u w.thout giving m rui n and r pti g ir raja, * t o in the end eompktiog a cure This valitabk meditine, having beets ufed with (=cf., is teem. mended by the The Right Him Vihnent DILLON The Lord Mame of LATH and WELLS Sir JOHN HONE YM'OOD, Bart. M P. for Hcmiton Slr STEPHEN LUSHINGTON. Bart. M P Cur Pccryn THOMAS .ANSON. Efq. M P. for l.itchft hl IA M ES AMY IC IT „Elic M.P. for Sourh ‘ rop ton iCHOLSON CAS-YEttl'. frfq. M.P. I r Hertford I}OMIJND BOEHM. !Sq. New-aria. S re:a-gardens THOMAS HAMMFRSLEY. Erq Pall-Mall G. W. MCKEE, Piet. Frivitt Secretary to the Archbift•up of Canterbury . . Sally Lan ler, aged 49, Mr. John Tarrant 70, Mrs. Penalune 67, Rickert , Meuncia $5, Mary Treavetk 66, Richard Trewerk 65, hire E. Berryman 40,lenny Richard.. 37,Thos. Symons 29, Faithy William, 59,1). Childs 75, Elia. Nowy 16, Thos. Worsle7 tiu, Mrs. Rawlings, 51, Mrßawlings 54., Miss 11. Nicholls 12, Mrs. Green slade 3u, Elia. Pearce 36, kick. Williams 15, Barn. Matthews 5, Peggy Stevens g 7, Phila. Hooper 16, Wm. Phillips 68, Elizabeth Harvey 60, James Berryman'* 1, Betty Williams 55, Miss Fer ran 12, Miss Nicholls 22, Francis Dale 12, Mary Richards :.:9, William Richards 14, Ho. Lifechild 59, Mrs. lirontley 60, Chas. Reynolds 50, Miro J. Williams 31, Mrs. Greenslade s child a, Mr. Smith 57, Mrs. Yarrant, senior, 75, Richard Laury 46, recovered the sight of the Eye, in wisi:h he had been blind by reason of the Small Pox, forty-four years, Mrs. Peter Ma thews 44, Sally Scobell 12, Mr. Dennithetrue Si, Miss Trr thuwen 11, Sarah Lifeehild 18, Ann Harris 67, Mr. Joseph Datili•l 49, Mrs. Perryman. err.. 73, Math. Rowe efo, Mrs. Per ryman, jun. 36, Sus. Mathews 11, Mr. Perryman do, Fanny I Rowe 9, Mr. leub. Farrant 36, Mrs. (Capt. Rd.) Smith 24, .1 Mrs. Curnew 36, Mrs. Alin Penberthy 49, Mr. Penberthy Sc, 1 ,_, LEAdvantaxe the Public must always derie t lbfl'ORTAL.ll* 1/IaCOV lila l s Mr. Runnalls 42, Mr. Lender 55, Mary Row.-59, Mary ri Michell 57, Nancy Nicholas se, lane lkissett 53, Richard Rich- from regularly educated professional men directing almost ! exclusively their ,tidies tootle specie, of malady, was L e ver mum axis 70, Mrs. Rawlings for J. Carter, 8, '.lies aeckerlegge 12, • clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which has Mr. P. Mathews 43, Mrs. Paul Cl, Henry Drawn 25, Mrs. Mrs. attended the adtmeistratiou of their new remedy, and the extraur- Berrynian for her daughter, 6, Do. (Jamee) her son 14, t o , i j, i (Unary cures it has performed. Fnr a hag series of years, Messrs. Lander 60, Mr. Win. Yeoman 36, Do. his daughter 4, Reynolds 46,11 d. Williams for his son lames, 11, J. and M. Ran- I Cones e and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service, have dall for their .an, 3, Thos. Cornish 52, P. Nicholas fur her•bro. : made the Venereal 11i-else the particular &eject of their invests. ther, 6, Mr. lolvrot.l 61, Thu. and M. Kumasi* for their child : gation, and are happy ii having discuvered a medicine superior to 4, Mr. John Hooper 25, Mary Lucas 17, Robert Mitchel/ 15, ';mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is sufficient to observe John Read 14,. Mr. Beckyriegge 59, lane George 17, Charles I that the effe-ts of this remedy are diametrically oppesite to those el e Williams el, GraceTeesieke 50, J. Richards fur her child 5, Mrs.! or mereilrf, for though it cum/J.:r y eradicateo very vestige of Itabson 33, Do. (ci' her daughter 6, Rd. Dale fur .r. Dale 12, i the vino., in its most eoufintled stages, yet it dues not in the hest and lest, Mr. Thomas Love, merchant, aged 77 years. ; injure the constitution; un the contrary, it renovates the system I In all its natural functi o n s , promotes applite; and facilitates sit.. We the tin.Lerslgned, conceiving it our duty as Magistrates , gestion : thus instead of reducing a strung and vigorous comtitto minutely to investigate the very surprizity accounts we received . now to the frightful condition that mercury dues, it tot only pre of the numerous cures effected at Exeter and Devoe by Mrs. i ...._ es that counitut „ tn in its . Litive mate , but wrote , a wee* Williams, and by Mr. Williams at Penzance, in this Ca:unty, "'' ; and debilitated one to its mimed strength and vigour. Nese do hereby certify, that having examined and cross-examined the . U ter i flirtances are on reaetit second of the saeeriur efficacy of this persons mentioned in the foregoing List, who presented their.- - medicine, its inherent and speCelte virtues acting as a perpetual selves before us for dm( purpose, that we are perfectly satisfies! ' . corrective to bodily debility whether procredirg from an excess respecting the truth of the *aux, and of their declarations; an d • ' • of et/nistaal or 'Wen pleasure, or from the more insidious. Ilkoe# we als, further certify, that although such an immense number ; nut 1 destructive, indulgent of incautious youth of bath sexes have been beeetited, there has not been one instance of any our in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of person being injured. In witness whereof we have affixed our hands and ends, the 15th thsy of April I WO, disorders which are the consequence of this solitary tire, there are none niore afflicting than that distressing state of debility anside- RD. HICHENS, licieucy which prevents or enatteta the matrimonial one; the RD. MCI-LENS, CM. unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune, ashauell tei seek ft- Two of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace, in and for lief, until he is reduced to such a state of weaker.% as to render the County of Cornwall." life oppressive. To such persons it Must be a conselieg reflec tion to know, that they may now, by a new Matilde mode ie.' Mr. W. humbly begs to acquaint the Nobility, Ste. that be is treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human :Jesting', a ready to produce the original Certificates to any of the Nobility; &e. who may wish to be satisfied respecting their ietthenticity , strung, manly erred ehtorous emiatitutiou. Its all (We's ut debility, deficiency, from whatever cause arishat, the whole are witmosed by two, but most of them by four re as well :A in every ',pecks of venereal infection, Meers. Cut 111. putable- witnesses. In addition to which Mr. W. begs to particui and Cu. may be consulted by 'relents of either set with th.l larize only two persons out of many, who have been benefited at greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton.- Exeter i.mi at Bishopsteington. ' Garden. rations in the country describing the particulars si A I.ady now at Exeter oeeifies, she attended backwards and their complaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a Dank note, Wel forwards on the first OcuiiAs is London for several years, and havp the necessary medicine and advice sent to any part of ft ! that she bad never fnund any thing to reach the complaint till el egi l o ise, No. 107. Hatton Garden. she hid Mrs. Williams a Mecticiet , and that she had received more benefit from four applicatans, than any one thing she ever . by HIS MAI ESTI"S ROYAL. Lk:lll_lLS PATkNr. had_ applied cc+ her eye before. ~1 I F.A KE's Genuine PILLS, so justly fatpous fur Ann Harris, 69 years of age, has received great bene fi t iu both : -a" their superior efficacy In curing every degree and symptom eyes (elthougu only applied to use); she can see in that rye ha! of the Veticreal Disease, the Scurvy, &c. without confineinent F.• which she has been totally idled two years. :.la. Giese, in the , testisint of dirt, In an easy, expeditions, safe, and secret me:- 7.11 year ut her age, has had her sight rest , red, and into/stns. ;tier. Ohe small tasteless l'ill is a dose, its uperatica inverts"- datt removed after a severe ainiction of upwards of thirty years ; , thole, and reqUiring no particular attention. she can see to nod with :ter neeeile without spectacles. ! In 15 days they getniralli cure those cruel Disorders ; vet wheve they fail its that time of perfectly restoring hmhh, the p..- Welt the above Cures are witatao d by the Rev. Mr. John Comyns, Vicar of the Parish of &shoe son' von who cross es- tient has the happy assurance that he or she is at the eve aim: g aminesi the parties respecting n the be retie they had ' rectived,.and . so restored. let the degree of malignancy be ever so grea t. t. directly .... desired Mrs. W. to make use of his name, :ma refer any Lady or It Ran eecell.nacy i ecn lir torliese kill., toma theo ft.. .. Gentleman to him if necessary . Aril lastly, lot begs Rave to thg co nplaitiMg part, . sad enter into contest with They ~.l adire ,:. tratter, which they speedily dislodge and expel. .ar ~. snake an extract ft -m a 1.11 ter tram the Rev. Mr. Hichens, in will as a rest , . ldnoc-sere-Place, Portman square. 1., A. M. wrote to his friend Colonel Musego:nery, M. P. io I ' d Ives ' ll " rierme to he a ' are'Server of Meh - • ' re r, by t :king only eight single Pills Spring awl tall n every y.ar " The tie:area of this, Mr. Williams, Surveyor of the Poet of Pe s • in short, the Patent( e hies this extraordinary obligation to tier. sauce, I big have to introduce to you as possessing to my h wed- ' : that whatever be groistised himself from then:. de y were sure oe and ur.i.oroo: ledge as inthllibie cure for shon sight, &e. nil an d ful fi l and exceed , Als though impatient of immortal _._ i---- , alnu .'","" .__ _ '. fume. These Pills are must worthy a place in the cabinets o bliednese, Above sixty Peraola , have his way lentwreh thull'`v"e" :Masters and Captaits of Ships; the Mate so. for that they w; s to make affidavits of taeir cure before my F at h er and myself est ke e p good in all climates any length of time, and that they 1 , ....ve Magistrues."-Dated Polnair, 14th April, laoB. I now borne the test of near GO years, with incr.-asing cted:t to Ire To all poor persons who bring with them certificates, . themselves, and hunger to their author, it:Strout:ix that Ourine the signed by the Mit:lister and Churchwardens, or the Ooverunrs of ! hst eight years they have radically cured upwar s 440,0(6 ; er- Hospitals, &c stating the nature and length of their Disorders, : Wig, matey of whom had been discharged from: Hospital. wte.c Mr. W. will apply the Medicine without any charge to them ; . salivation had been frequently repented, and tll o our intai....• nor will he have any claim on the Pari.h, &e. unless such poor made use of without eflett. PerS•OIS reeeiVe benefit, confietine, that such Parishes, &c. Etc. will :, Prepared and Sold by the Sole l'toprictor , TitaStaS Tart • -.• compensate him after the ber.etit is received. I Member.of the Royale/4Elc of Surgeons in I °odor. at his lee.. a Pericles may expect to receive some benefit after a very few ; No. 9, New-bridge -street; where he will gee advice, witlite. agpliCatiOD6, without being obliged to withdraw from their usual' Fee, to persons taking these Pills, and wiff answer Pati Ott .. •• amusements or labour, or offices; &c. Sec. Cu the contrary, Mr. • ten, if post-paid, on the same terms, observing in all cum e W. pledgeshiniself that they will he the better euelified for either, i most inviolable *Crecy, MO patient% natal or CaiC h31,13g b • within toe, *sites of the Medicine being applied, of only one drug meutioned, but at their own particular request.. by the Propre.... each. day for a few days. although many have decLwed the ws:len dosing the ccer.se of more than 40 years. thee tie hat, had the .: t:• cured after only two applications ! ! ! • ' ducting 4as easensive ale of the ahoy* xaecii.int, and duo is ' Hier charges charges to the Poor wile be as easy 14 potables 40 earl deer arising theta-loom. e, application ; but to others, according to their situations andreanif They are also sold. by has' appointment, at tle Perfumer's, Oa itt . St St. Aban 's-street, Pall-mall; the Tbrebog, No. to"., th. lif Sorel.seteet ; Mr. Diaberougles, No. 7, Visloterretekiill, aid.. Mr. Wsaesaasa will give attendance at Na 160, Osibril4ll6o4ll, . opppintv. dot Mogeensgeemsdbe one Perim, ill eoesTalls'id 4 "Ji : ' new Duke -street, front owe sill seven o'clock in the *Penh* , .(40 , 02 i si x ti oa l ,,L. g as , in Bine & of only es. sta. each, seskst v.. (Sundays encepqad), and front, sown o'clock wail twelve. with full aroi plain directions, whereby persons of either acs anti Mr. W. will wait on any lady or Gentleman, who cannot cure the:metres with east and secrecy. make it convtailem to attend on him. lit X. Sioar?llozanittils Green Britian loaded op with ad:relit '.si an *bids: lty finned 4Um CENlMlkakiranleitplated at tbll , '. ? Mr. W. begs to acquaint the modem of this 441sisegp tbeibeir • ~. ~. " •••• . r ., ...New baidgpetamet, no/mit:ate .1.!. lb cannot do then, fidiow-apositere% acetates aoi of kiadasaas►Pass% refingieg such eat them as are aLcied in their liras t0.4111 1 11..W . ---- hams, at lulis iure-tareet. Exeter 1 SW hi hints at M.. Oda* .j 6.24.401: triatikkaisipubliskokbrLe..V.S.o KENT, of c.,04 street, Leedom ' amt. *use (it is genre than prallabJe) ilitsysimillb, tpdts.Abiso.., l.ambr.4l). a:Altestis ...4 . -Orwsts, Nu. I, Cac/' ra.4eally.csral. 1 0 11hr:shed also at u.stS:c.t.-Wwzr...TasplA...s The Rei Mr. DIMOCK. librarian to the A!cbbithop CI.CII I ORR ES Efq M.P. tur N1A.1,104 S,dd vrhclefalr and retail by Mr. liutlyr. No. 4. Cheaprdc, corner.of Pat, n:ott:r-naw ; and retail by M Kir'..y.2:4l"nrd aid Bond fteeet ; Mr. Stratton. 1 .eicrlter Allure; Paver, Klin burgh, and .GlAfgow ; and by all refptetablc Vatter: ig Town and Country. _ _ A Caution.—Ohferye thc name of Wlfilm Barcl^.y is nitrated on the stamp, which Is aifited on the °Wide wr..pper at eac!. boa ; all oot fo Ramrod arc a dangerous imitation. Price 51.1 d and sc.. per hos. strioh ample dirf•inn• t .~ I - 4 . i ) , 1 1 F 41