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1 I TerirArnauesscs. COURT OP 7CINOI BENCH. NOV. t 9. TM, KING V. 011"1101 This pet I in had been indicted at the lan Win e heller Mires for affaulting George Lovell, Erg. a Magistrate of Hampfbi►e: The Defendant was this day brought up to receive the tentence of the Court. It appeared from the revrt of the Learned Judge who tried the caufe, that the prolecutor, Mr. Lovell, was tiding, accompanied by his terrain, along a lane, when he heard the cries of a bny, and the found of blows. a. it fnmebndy wets beating him. In a ienr minutes, a woman ran from a neighbouring field in. to the road. tou ards Mr. Lovell, imploring amiltaneq for George Wilkins, (be Paid, was beating her fon. The crie► of the child growing more violent, the Magistrate alighted. and accompanied the mother to tie ;Ora. M r . Lovell enquired why the Defendant', tired the%ny frs unmercifully ? but the only reply he could obtain w as, " G—d d—mn you, I ten on the ptemils of a Gentleman, and that is more than you arc." The Magistrate remonfirated, bot the Defect dant continued beating the bny, and told the profecu tor, that if he did no immediately quit the field, he Would thew him the Innen way into the ditch. Mr. Lovell warned the Defendant, and told him to be careful *hat he laid, as he was converting with a Magistrate ; but the Defendant arifwered, that he knew he was, bur he would be d—nd if he cared. and railed his Nick in a threatening p.iflure above the head of Mr. Lovell. The next day the Defen dant was apprehended, and fent to the county gaol to take his trial. Mr Demme addreffed their Lordthips in midge tion of puniflinseru ; after which, Mr. Jeer 1., for the Crown, adverted to the various circumfiances of aggravation attendant upon the condul of the De. feadant. After an (Altercation from Lord ELLINBOROUOH, that Mr. Lovell had not only aged with propriety as a Magifirate, but with humanity as an individual, Mr. jullice Gamut pronounced the judgment of the Court as follows No perfon who has read the evidence in the cafe can doubt the prophecy of your conciaion. You committed an affault upon a Gen. denten, whom you knew to be a Magiftrate, and who was not only performing his duty as a Jußice of the Peace, but as a Chrifßan, in preventing your cruelty tea Ise4plef. boy. Your behaviour has been daring the whole proceeding highly improper, and your Andua admits not of a t ingle circuintlance in miti• ration ; the Court, therefore, taking every thing imo Its confideration, order, that you pay a fine to the King of sof. be imprifoned in the Marfbalfea for one in. nth, and find fecutity for your good condo& yonrfelf in tool. and two fufficieot fureties io 501. each. TEll RING V. TIAPCIS KINGSTON AND RIGHT OTHERS. Mr. WOOD Rated, that the defendants were Corn miflioners for paving, lighting, and removing of certaionuifances and obaruaions in the Borough of Si. Alban's, under an Art for there purpofes of the nth of his prefent Welty. :The Art prefcribed the meetings of the Cummiffiuncrs to be held in the Town Hall, in public, and declared. that none of „, their acs or orders wet( to be valid unlefs they were L' made at fuch meeting. The Alf alto allowed an IF appeal to the 02Arter ScMotts, from any judgments given by the C mmitliners. The profecutor in the prefent indictment was the Reverend James Carpen ter Irate, who had appealed to the ( - tarter Seffions again( a certain reguifition or notice tram the Com. wittLoners, dated the sorb of May, 1805, defiling him, as his own eon, to take down tome rails in front of his hours within fevers days from the date of the regnifttion ; if he did not comply with this, the Comnfiffioners, by the authority veiled in them by the Mt of Parliament, would remove the rails them. (elves, and levy on his goods for the coils of fo doing. He appealed to the Seifioas : the appeal was dd . . miffed, and the requifition was ordered to be quath• ed. and the Constnfffioners were ordered to pay the Reverend Appellant tol. as his rolls. This funs the Refpondents (the Cotnmiifinners) had refuted to pay, and Mr. WOOD Rated the following as a plea of de• Imo . The indictment was drawn againft nine perfons; in the two firfl counts fix only were includ. ed, and in the third count there were (even. The Learned Conniel Paid he apprehended the Court would not allow the dumps to be ray in that difor. derlyvray upon the defendants. After eating Come further objections, the Learned Counfel proceeded to argue that the Cornelia - toners individually were not refponfible for the payment of the tol. but that the Treafurer was the perfon who ought to pay it, out of the money in his hands for the purpofes of the Aa. The Court, however, held, that they were bound to pay the money in the firft inflancos and that the CommilTinners might then apply to the Ti eafurer for their indemnity. Mr. WOOD, of cuurfe, took nothing by his motion, which was for the pur pore of exonerating the Commillionert from paying Me coils of the Reverend Appellant. noroawavioa. Str V. Maas applied for an information again the Rev. Charles Preicor, a lklagillrate of the county of Chefter, for non execution of hit duties, as a Jul lice of the Peace, when required to do SE The eir eumßsoces on which the motion was grounded were as follows: A man named Thome Hatt, of Stock port, had, between that town and Mandate, been violently ad:silted by jghn Birch, a cantlable, who knocked Mm down, and then, producing a threatened is the moil violent terms to (hoot hum.— Information was, a few days afterwards, l.id before Mr. Prate , ' and after the ufual licit had been paid, a fumnsons was granted for all the panier, on a day appointed, to appear. On the fth of July, tBO6, they attended at the office of the Magitlrate, when, with. on e a atgoing the fosalleft Fenian, he refitted to pay the foalleil attention to the charge the complainant had to make. The Learned Connie' likewife pro doted an affidavit from a perfon of the name of • Peach, who had exhibited a complaint againft mailer, a butcher, for the non payment of his wages. He paid the fees, and obtained a fummons tram Mr. Preteot 1 bat when he attended in ((sprit his claim, that Magißrate, likewife, wi,haut chiding to lain any reafon, altfrshuely relufed to linen to the cafe Under Nth circumtlancrt, it was rendered abfolute lfj ' necelTarr, for the fake of public lattice, that an ap plicatinn thould be made to their . Ltnctillips Lord Est. soinanon you thew any car. 1110 In AIIIC GlEto upon the becaufe be may la = in limey Xeres where joSas Jermeld ieflife ad ar a complaint ; for iiillance, if the par. tier i;reC i ed themfelves fn a !late of intoxication." Sir V. Glass replied, that eertainl7 no improper ' indacement bad been dirailly alledged; but he trolled that their Lordlhipi., notwithitanding, would think the coodua of the Magiflrate highly improper. • Won farther difcuffion, n appeared, that there was ao affidavit of notice of this motion having been given to Mr. Prefeot : it was therefore difmiffed. Tait 11100 9. C. GALLOMAY. This defendant pleaded not guilty loin indielment charging him with forging a cert;ficate of the baptifm of one Edward Stephens, Satin?, his age to be 55, in order to prevent his being impreff.d. 'l' he defendant fated that he bad agood defence, hut had no Cniin fel nor money; at he had been in pii4nt finer the 4th of March. He prayed the Court to align him Counfel. _ Lord EssseenenucH defired him in the mean time to communicate his defence to the AdmirAli y. Should it be material, there could be no 'doubt but that it would be brought under the notice of the Court by the Counlel for the profecution. He was remanded till this day week. TNe KING V. OLIZAIIETM ■99999 This woman had been convieted of receiving into her poffeffion King's form, knowing them to have been ftolen. She had been conviaed at the Kent Af fixes, and was ordered to be brought up again on Wednefday next. TNt KING V. THOMAS ■RIDCR/. This defendant had been convieled before Mr. Jußice HIATH, at the laf Kent Affixes, of having a quantity of the King's Mores in his pollaion in a barge upon the Medway. It was fated, in mitigation of punifhment, that the flores had been bought by his matter at a fate at Chatham ; that they were of little value ; and that the defendant having them in his cuflody, amounted only to a bare poifellion. Mr. Jason' oblerved for the profecution, that the defendant had been contilled under the flame of the 9th and loth of William 111. c. 31. and under the ad feetiort of the 39th and 4oth of the Ring, both rendering fuck an offence ; amenable to exemplary punithment. The defendant was ordered to Rand committed, and to be brought up again for judgment this day fe'onight. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. NOV. 19. WILLIAMS V, WOOO.—LIIIL. Mr. Serjeant Best. moved the Court to give judg ment in this cafe for the plaintiff. It WAS an **Sion brought by the plaintiff, a prinifeller, againft the defendant, to recover damages for a I.bel. The ad MD( in the declaration charged the defendant with having raid, " he (the plaintiff) has been convicted f I times of publifhing fcandalous and libellous prints, cenfured by the judge and fent to Newgate." The defendant, in his plea of defence, juflified the following words—" He has been indicted and con. Titled of publifhing fcandalous and libellous prints." To this juftification the plaintifFdemurred, and in the prefcnt inflanee the Learned Serjeant contended that it was not a good plea, as the defendant had not junitied the whole tit the charge, but merely a part. which altered the Original meaning of the libel. He cited a cafe in Roll's Reports, page 249, where it had been raid, 4. She is a thief; fhe has Itolen sou. or 301." The plea to the latter was, that the had tiolen two pullets, which the Court did not confider a good jullification, becaufe the pullets were not worth aol. The Learned Serjeant alto (laced, if a woman was accufed of being a !Cold, and it could only be proved that (he had given her hutband one cortain ledure, the charge was not proved againft her. Mr. Serjeant Bailey, on the o.itzr fide, proved, by reverasl cafes, that it was only neeeffary ro juflify part of the libellous words in the defendant's plea. The Court was alfo of the latter opinion, and judg ment was given for the defendant. HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY, Docrou Cornrows. YeAerday the Right Hon. Sir Wll4. Scotn pro ceeded to the adjudication of the following cafes : Maria Margaretha, De Jonge under Kniphaufen colours, laden with a cargo of fait, in the profecution of her •oyage from Crain to Ber gen, was captured by the private (hip of war Trafal. gar, Martin Price Gibbs commander, and brought to Plymouth.—Ship and cargo condemned.. Drie Gebroeders, Gnrjon% mailer.—This weird failed under Hamburgh colours, with a cargo of various merchandize, and was captured on the grounds of attempting to break the blockade of Havre. Farther proof dire led as to the property of the cargo, and dellination of the [hip. On Saturday night, a daring attempt was made by the Spanith prifoners, in Mill Bay &per, Ply. month, to effea their efcape ; twenty-nine of them got into a bo?, houfe drain, from which they cut a fubterraneous /satrap under the prifon wall, and were making their way through the holpital avenue, when they were deteaed by one of the turnkeys, and their ((cape prevented. This is the fecond attempt, In the murk of the week, which has been flullrated by the vigilance ~f the turnkeys. In confequence of there repeated efforts to drat their liberation, every poßl. ble ptecaution, we hear, has been adopted. Yeaerd4y. at the conclufion of the Weliminfter Elealon, a man was taken np for tiotnus behaviour, and throwing mod at a gentleman on hotfeback. He was taken to Bow Meet Office, and ordered to find bail. Late on Monday night, or early no Tuerday morning, the Chapel belonging to Greenwich Hof- Oaf was broke open. Upon the difcovery being made on Wedocfday morning, Lord Honer, the Go vernor of that Hofpital, fent information to Buw. liteti. In coniequence, an Officer was difpatehed there, who found the lirung outer door had been broke opto, as alto the inner one, which is made of folid mahogany, near four inches th ick ; the vary door was hiewife forced, and the iron circa, in which the facrament plate is &polite& had been attempt td ; in which art it was Coppola the villains broke ;hei: iron crow, as part of one was found near it, and there is no doubt but the plats was their objelt t they, however, made off with two of the Mintlier's furplices, the facrament linen, the gold fringe be• ir aging w O.; pulyit, and the reading Belk. UJILIN, 1108 ii; -1I enemas' on his been aired, direited to Cr the Janice o:tht king's Bench, and the Hen.' itf Baron Goottos, for the trial of certain dillurbers of the peace, in tie courtier of Mayo, Sligo, Lei ttim, Longford, and Cavan. Their Lordthipr, are underhand, fit I n the Bth of December, for Mayo, at Calliebar, and nn the t ith at Sligo. At the prefent Eleflion for the city of Dnblin, ti circumltance rather novel is likely to prefent itfek, namely, that of a Lord Chancellor of Ireland rot ing for Repiefentetive in Parliament for the city of Dublin. On Thurfday lilt a meeting took -Fite near Li- 1 merick, between Beeves, of the 69th, and Captaie B. of the 6th Well India regiment. The antagunitii exchanged one Ihnt each, end Captain Braves fie ceived a ball in his fide, which proved mortal. • Captain MIA Rowley, of the Raifonable, now et' Bnenns Ayres, was originally named as a Candidate' . bur his abfence in the service of his country render ing his attendance at the elation imprafticable, the gets lemon who would have fuppotte4 him offered their interefl to Mr.Croker. Mr. Ruthven nand% on the interell of the Marchionefs of Downthire. This- ennte is expefled to be a warm one. This is likely to be one of the clofeft enntells in Ireland. The High Sheriff of the county of Dublin has ap pointed this day for the purport of commencing the Eleeion oft wo Knights of the Shire into the Imperial Parliament. In order to afford Mr. Shaw, the pre fent High Sheriff, an opportunity of attending the hulling. of the city of Dublin, where he is a Candi date, that by confent of the three Gentlemen who are Candidates for the county of Dublin. Marrs. Hamii• ton, Falkiner, and White, an adjournment of the poll fora few days will take place immediately after the preliminary forms of opening the Eleßion are gone through in the Sefifion.houfe, Kilmainhem. An objeCtion has been taken at the preterit EleiSion for the city of Dublin again* loch Kornai, Catholic Freeholders as have not taken the oaths of qualifies- Son Wore the day on which the writ for holding the new Parliament And, but which is held by eminent Connfel to be no legal objetlion. The Affeffor repeated notices, that Remiss Cohn lie Eleßors Ihould come to vote witk certificates of their qualifier ion oaths. He alto on appeal from a Booth, refpaling a difpnted vote, of Thurfday, ad. veiled to the cafe of the Right Hon. S. Hamilton, at the left General Elation. who was not admitted to vote, for want of a certificate of qualification oath, nor permitted to take it after the tender of his vote. In the cafe of an objeaioo &pries* a freeholder, for mis•fprlling a word in his regifirr, or of leaving eel the letter F, refpaling a fifty pound freehold, it was determined by the Court, according to AR of Perlis. merit, that any a2i.lake in orthyrrephy, which did not alter a word, fo as to effeift the !Safe, could not inva date the vote. In an objeftion apinfi a freeholder who had a leafe of lives renewable to ,all the /iveshaving eirphed, the Affeffor was of opinion, again* Mr. Guiana', Barrikr, who privately firpported the man's claim to vote on en eqnitable freehold. The Court, how ever, admitted him to take the freeholder's oath, which he did, and his vote paffed. On the night between Sunday and Monday fe'n night, an alarming fire took place in the cowhoule and liable of William Abel, farmer in the parifh of Kemnay, by which three bodes and three cows were burned to death. Lad week, at Mill of Fintray, a young man hay ing tmcautioufly gone too near the machinery of a threfhing-mill, while at work, had his arm fa lacerat ed and Mockingly mangled, that it is feared ampu tation mud take place. In the end of lad month,. the Mars, Caithnefs, of Dundee, from Riga to London, was put, into Char tianfand in great didrefr, having, during a very hard gale, Miffed her cargo, loft her boats, with Almon every thing elle upon deck, had her hatches burg open, and the veffel very much drained and damaged in the hull. The mate and a feaman were, at the fame time, wafted overheard and drowned. The veffel being on her beam ends, the main tnp mall was cue away, with the tispfitil and rigging, and after five days of great hat dlhip, the remaining part of the crew got her into Chrifltanfand• Yetterday E. Wright, well known by the name of My Beady, who is about 8o years of age, was fully committed for tri.rl from Guildhall, for dealing from the (top of Mr. Gmassa, in .Barbican, a piece of filk hatoikerch:efs. So completely is the praaice of dealing engrafted in the nature of that hoary veteran, that he is Paid to have appeared at the Bar of the Old Bailey as many times as he is years old t he was once capitally conviaed, and has been publicly and ' privately whipped near so limes. The drawing of the Lottery finilbed on Saturday left, the tsth indant. The. Tickets No. 9550 and 19,574, drawn in the murk of the laft week, the forma a Prize of Twenty Thoufand Pownds, the latter of Ten Thnufand Puundc, were both f, , ld in (hares at bleffrs. Haz urn, BURN., and o..'s Office, No. 93, Royal Exchange, London.—Tickets and Shares are now on tale for the enfuing Stare Lottery, the drawing of which begins January t 3, itto7. The Scheme contains s Prize, of 4 30,000 a Ditto - oo s Ditto • sOOOJ 3 Ditto - &c. &c. Orders from the cnuntry, accompanied by Remit tances, will be executed on the fame terms as if pre fent. "MICR OP HOPS IN THR BOROUGH MARKET. NOW Bags 41 152 to SI IP 1 Nada 41 155 P. SI os PRICS O UAT AND It IMIIIIVIIID. Hay, - jl toe to 41 101110*ra New D. ol os to of os Straw, 31 tot to $1 ,I 1 sl a to sl S. COAL MARKET, November is. Mrs at Market Ships fold Price Its Neweaftle Coal 46 sot 6d to as 64 all Similerl A ind 16 38s 5d to 411 od s None L 1 - a 556 od to oos al COURSE OP PXCHANOS. Amftertiara 36 i s lif Cadiz 39 (Wed. I (Selma 47 Do at light as ii Madrid 39Iefrea Lifb,n 62 Rotterdam ii 1g i (Jr. N 0 , 4 ,4334 erred. i Oporto 62 Himborgk 34 82 i Uf. Leghorn stt I Dablin tat Akan 34 9at Vf. Naples 44 Cork lii Paris, t day's date 14 s Lis. Venice sa lir. Piessie effedtive Paris, sIX 24 6 per,[. Rert. I bourdcaua 24 6 PAit rine 9., Pen e per tas. Aglo on the Rank of Holland s 4 per Call New Dallas • $ Si t Iwo front Tnaidnyla Gessilna Philip Morgan, Nomb Tenable, ew,l William Tongue .of Lon • lane, Bermondfey, Surrey, troolitaplens, June 251 h William MaelAkehad and Jahn Harrington. of ebiainG Crofs . , rand& and Japan manufacturers, Now tab haft. Robert Broom and John bury, of Mancheiler, reed makers. .Sop. tember spth lalt. Henry Barnett and William Judd late of Walhrosh and Lneabard• ftrest.lnfurauea brokers and agents, Febtuary s ytk Wt. George William Syms and Richard MNally, of Oxford. and of No. 8, Wardrobe-place, Duaors (Ammons, wane and fpirit.' merchant& Richard Mork and %wool Drew, New bood-Areet, limmlnwera, November Bth lad. DiVIDFNDS. January 6. 'hams Gibbs Williamfon, of raradlre drat, Palk of se Mary, Roth., rhithe, Surrey, matiner at ten, Gsdldhad. Jan. 24. Sabrina SiOlollll, of L•VIO. Norfolk. ibrerTnalth and jeweller, deakr and chairman. at omit Guladhull. Landon . Jan. 2.7: Charles Gilbert. of St. George's Fields, Surrey, back. maaer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BIRTHS. • Ai Dana**. Qateeti's Coointy, the feat of her father, Sir Rohr. Staph a ' Bart. the tidy of the Right Hon. G.,orge Kona, 1,, . At h er fatbtis book, itt Devovilflrc place, the Lady , Matthew Henry Scott, of the Royal y a date_ ht..r. • hfARAIED. •" This day, at Sudbury, Suffolk, John Lindlty An.-ao, F q et - Nevreaßle upon '1 rte. to Slits Asps of Bridport., DoefetfLitu. On Monday fenntht, at Oretua Green, Win. Meek; ffti latg Lieutenant in the 734 Foot, to Mi s Caroline WllkiiQWl , eldeft daughter of the late Thomas tt'ilkinfon, Elq. of Leeds. At Edinburgh, on the 7th initant, Rabat Bell, EN. advocate, to Mire Eleunora Jane Refs, third daughter of the lete Colonel Andrew Rofs, of the silt foot. At Braes Houle, the Rev. Mr. Robert Maesey, tninifter of Bela, to Mifs Janet Mersey, daughter of Mr. john M.cvcy. In Ireland, on the ash oil. <Loaner Maßer John M.Leae.9l‘ (Highland) region:lu. to Mn. Crowe, widow Came, Eft. DIED. On Thurfday Taft, at the advanced so of 88. Mrs. Fruitland& relict of the late Rev. Mr. Eraukland, Canon Raidentiary of CH. cht Rer Cathedral. Oa the I I tit natant, 'at I.erl, Scotland, ME. Marianne Marjo• datightre of Edward Nisejorihnolta, Efq• of Lees. On the 2 tit oi April Is& et Sershay, William Mak, lig. M.D. Pradent of the Medical Board there. On the r tth Milan. at Preltorpans, Robert Hepburn, Eft} Cal. leder of tHe Coftwur there. On the 6th natant, at Glatow, James lama, Efq. Prevail Renfrew. Lately, at Pettinace Manic, the Rev. Allan hafts, Miniflee ei that para. Friday night, feadenty, at an advanced age, at her Male, Pra tt-row, Broneptos, near Chatham, MesMackleralth, retie tithe H. Mactitlerattb, Efq. Curium of his alekity's Deck Yard, _ TO-MORROW. Sun rites Bra kto 1 Me fete 4$ minutes attei 7 I Ink) no site* 4.i a 3 116400 dew A; PUGH wAria AT LON-40N munot roalaikepg. Morass - - 6 mimes alter Aramom 4 - . 34 dimes sfeer . , DtSRASIlabf the URRTMRA and Certain OCMPI AS Cols Proprietor of DA RA N's celebrat e d mecii. 4-1. elicited Bougie' and Remedies, Mr. DUPOLIR informs the Public, that beauty as ufual be confalted daily fawn pea 1, at his beak, No. 54, Frith-greet, Soho, on Cafes of herWiurca, Obftrue tlons,Oleets,&c. &c as well as Debility, andrery diforder where fumy is fo effential a requilite, that 'Mr Wour hai provided a fpacious book, that every Patient may lad Orroducent hi a fermate' apartment. Mr D. ho' for many roma esolard /Welt to that department of Surgery, and from catenOve pradies, and the melt flattering [needs, he is enabled to offer a method of earn. Wide etkninies, requiring no evoSniment or teltrattet, In diet, end which prevents a relapfe. Perron, In the twontry Ruing their cafes io a letter, encloong a one or a two pound note,, wilt Ism proper resnedies fort to the amount. , rue the variant fympmeass Ibc. foe Mr Difour's Treatife on the above complaints, primes. 6d. the sth edition—to be had of) Callow, Crown -court, Soho; Pirgren, Exeter Change, aid of the Author. . • TO MY CORRESPONDENTS. -rHE extended Reputation, wt..ich M3l the GO L objet of my ambition In the treatment of if ENE.REAL ' COMPLAINTS and DEBILITY, having attraJted to me serious Correfpondenu in the Unita/Kingdons of Great Britain. and fr ow different parts of Europe and Ana ica, I beg to addrcfs t h an pubic notice to Bich correfpondents. The occupation of my time in anfwering letters from thole who grudge not remuneration, made it ne cellar, fur me, Foote years ago. to °brave, that no letters could be noticed uolefs a Haut-note WAS ioclofed. I again repeat the information. that an letters without loci.' ure no be ufwered, tmlefs from Patients already under my A ore. And I beg to focal, that letters from the Welt I .of than any Foreign country. mull contain not only a Statement niche cafe, but a very liberal Bum , fufficient to fate for the time of Bodying and wri t in g fully on the and for the preparation of a mind/ruble comic of elladowift London ChemilL if filch mould be requifite. ,11 . t When the Mance &as not admit frequency of correlpo= It is alto &Bred, that tin age, the manner of lianas, sod feelings, as well as every fyniptani that can pogibly be dc be molt partieubtly like'. J. Letters require no other direetion than the Chrillian and mm—" Martin Bree, Efq London:" and that the minds . of eit fat may have the fulkfl 'Kewanee of leant. the pottage of knead', accompanied by fees need not be paid at the time, but will afooMi y wards be charged to the portion ... MARTIN BREE, Member dale Royal College of Surgeons in Laudon Arundle-itrect, Wt. 11, tllo6. _. - TO THOMAS TAYLOR., EN. Dear Sir, • No 9, Bridges vest. Land,,: IFLEL ii a duty incumbent upon me, t o info r m you at the very great and extrivedluary Cure I have received torn your invabiable Medicilie—LEAKK's PATENI' PILLS. Altuut two years ago I was attacked with a Venereal Diforder which I tr. ated rather nightly for Come tune, but the difrafe at length fpreadiug all over my Bdy. I ram obliged to apply to the molt enimentof the Faculty hut thew atinitanec atlorded only tem porary rebel. I went through various euurfes of SalvatiOn, and from being rather of a corpulent 1-I.bit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. )he ulcers that fpread all over my BRIM. rendered me complete objet, In that my frier..., defpaired ..1 my recovery. Waco brought to this Mullikin, I conlidered death a. inevitable, but a relation of mine commenting upon the many cake le which your Pills had (mete lid, I was 111,14i:ea to try a tux o. them, et ileb I thought ratb,r relieved me, and by porter, ranee for two . or three math* and following y. ur dir diem., I erperientul the molt unacce:satable relegation from paJii, the fort graduallp fuhading ; I ant now, thank Goa, perfectly recovered, sad wilt ing out daily t I doubt not but ,me more hoe, which I think cats. anus to take, will eltabhat my health In Ire original flats. It 10 with the milt breartfeh gratitude that I (obit-Mae myiklf, Mr. ' year mush obliged humble (errant. M mi. PH114441. Deatif.att, Mathefter, July t, Viet. l ' P.S. Fur the public bandit I we net °WEI to the above ben, puteleed, but tease you to aft as our owe better jeditheitt than &Ohne. Preptired and fold by Ile fole Proptierbr a Timms Taylor ftligna.. kr of the Royal College of Surlier)/ s, bled. ii, at los H. oft, ho 9, New Blida! than. Where, att. r a co:attain Fathom of inure than [hot.: y fix rare, in • pradtiec Particular') dithall.d lut the Core . f Venereal Con.plalnts, with that inviolable refs which nwo of his profeflion bald always °Metre, be MO hindelt, the advice and alliftance be gratoitoully adminUtera ter pertain taking this Medicine will be ideemedily a dlfeernioglitab the, as an advatitate feldom to be obtained, ad voided , liabhghh. —Alfa 5..h1. by his Appointment, Se 'the eenverder.e• sitWi being at a diltanec, at the Perfumer's, N. 33, St. Allateralbelet. Pall Mall; the U./ Shop, Ne. to 3, Ovford-ftreet t Mr. D l OO. rough'.. N.k. 7, Finialtrett Hill ; Mr. Steel's. Bouldcilerjfit. I. thine, Row, Little Tower Hill • Mr. %Nation's, Sootkarldee. 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