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II 1 -r, SONNET TO SO: Oh ! pleating Wand'cer of the tack grove, Thee, Solitude ! my footfteps Mite to met With me participate in dream, of Love, With me Deluded In thy calm Retreat. Far from the bufy tumult of Mankind, Together let us woo the lovely Nioe : Teach me to Bare thy envied Pace of Mind, And breathe the inesence of thy foal in mine. On Natures bounties, and hr fruitful Store, In mutual earraft let our thoughts now mute, And Science thro' it's flow'ry paths explore, 'I be Aide refinancing, which it's charms dWatc. But, mid' our Reerles, grateful Solitude, Let Enuna's lively image oft intrude' ASSIZES. - CARDIFF. —There was only one prifoner tried at theft Affixes, vie. Maws William, charged with the wilful Murder of Margaret William, his fervent : the pi if ner'sfen had be en committed on the fame charges but the Grand Jury did not find a bill againft him. In fupr ort of the prosecution it appeared, by the examination of the evidence, that one evening in Gaither lea, the prifoner nn returning home to (up. per, defired the deceafed to get him Come bread and ham r ; bin that not being fatisfied as to the quanti ty, feint words arose, and the deceafed obferving, that the gboll of his brother bad appeared to her, and that the had been informed by other perfoas that they had Peen the fame, be got up and laid bold of her, and 'hook her violently, Druck her with his bk nn the fide, threw her on the ground, and dragged her about, and gave her fame blows with his bands and knees oo the thighs, aced lower past of bar Wily- While the deceafed was down, the rowelled the wit nefs,who was a &resit of theprifoner.tualfift beet but fdorganWilliam, the fon,defired him not to interfere, for the deceafed had canted much mifchief in the fa. milt'. Soon after, the woman a d to be dead. alid was lifted into a chair. ht R (be was in the chair, the painter appeared to be in a diftraairm of grief, called her his dear Tuttle Peggy, begged Ilse would (peak to him, and kited her on the eheek.— Some spirits were then put into bee Mouth, which the witness could not tell whether the (wallowed or not, and the was afterwards taken up Retire on the (bout. den of Morgan William, the fon. A boy fifteen years old. Rated; that the prifoner &fired him to fay that the deceafed had died in a fit, any one aped him. The funeral took place about the afaal time after a natural death, at ten o'clock in the day-time, and was attended by the friends of the deceafed. ' Griffith, Bk. the Coroner, depofed, that about ten days after the death an ;aqua was demand ed, and that he had direeted the body to in taken up. ..1./ped examination there appeared many masks of vlolence on the thighs and lower part of the belly, eitdedtly made by an obtufe taltrnment, mid which be wet convinced could not be the dm of natural storruptices, nor the marks of any previous eruptive alfeafe s that being satisfied as to the code o f ter &nth, be did not open the body. He admitted, bewever, that there might be fome causes of (add% death, which could only be difcoveredby a direr:lion of the parts. Upon being, asked by the Court, whit *as his belief of the cede of the death of the deceafedf be was decidedly of opinion, that Ilse died in con& qhence of the bruifes the bad received. Dr. Tattoo, on behalf of the prifoner, faid he was a phyfician reading at Swisofea, and bad fornetisnge &en cafes of hidden death. Being 4G:a to give Rh opinion at to the probability of 'ditcofouratroas {the thin appearing after death, in a very clear and itientific manner be slalomed the court, that the cir• eolatioa of the blood is the left effort of exig ence t that after the body is to outward appearance dead, circulation may be for Come time going on, though in an imperceptible degree; that while eir- Calatton goes on, the vete!. Mutt be necelTarily in eaion, and more or lefs full of blood ; and that during this time, even after the appearance of diffOlutioa, they may be broken by any violence or rough hand. Mg; hid discharging their contents, oceafion dikee. lourations of the (kin. He likewife obferved, that there were various internal diforders and malforma tions of the organs, which might be exafperated by violent agitations of the paGine or feelings, fo as to dole fudden death ; that even the paffions themfelves by an excels of exertion, might produce immediate death by (perm. rupture of an artery, Ike. and that there various internal;aufes of fndden death can only , be difcovered by difkaion. The Learned Jude, in a fpeeth of mach energy and eloquence, recapitulated the evidence to the Jury, and the latter, after retiring a few moments, brought in their verdict—Guilty of Manflaughter. On the following morning, the Judge palled fen tence on the prifoner in the following impreifive ad drefs r—t , Morgan William, you are conviaed of Manflaughtcr alone, upon a charge of Murder, which it was the exprefs opinion et the Court that your guilt had incurred, if the facts in evidence were be lieved. The Jury therefore mull either have set up their judgment of the law again( ours, or have miG underlined the law as delivered by me, or have dif believed the witneffes, or have beenrnifled by the diali nfyourcharaeter as a peaceable and goodnatured man. As to their preference of their own law, in dire& and wilful oppolition to that of the Court, I cannot and will not believe it ; in other words, I mull not be lieve them to have abutfed their power and violaied their dui y. If I was mifundertiood, it was not for want of all the effoi is in my power to imprefs the rule and principle upon their minds, with all the accuracy and precision t hich I could [tamp upon them. As to the difcredit of Lit WitlleireS, it happens that nor one of them was impeached by yourfelf. No witneffes in my judicial experience ever delivered their tcllimonies with more delicacy of caution—one of them, unfo licited,marked in his evidence, that when yen kicked this woman, you had no Mon on. The difference in a c e was trivial, but in his mind it occurred as a feature softening the outrage. The fon of that father, a boy to whom you recommended a talk account of the death in confidence—apart--and with him alone, is confirmed by the woman who laidout the deceafed, And who reprefents that you told the fame fieian to her. The evidence of the Coroner and Surgeon, Mr. ',tit - 11%11s, to the caufe of the death as occalioued by your violence, mull have convinced the Jury, when they found yon guilty of manflatighter. They mull i Therefore have thought (with ale) • the evidence of D , flor Tinton wailed and thrown away. He en. lightened Ili with certain other caulks of death, (re coneileahle to Similar appearances) but which had no pound for them in the fart. His evidence therefore might have been (pared. As to your charxeer, Wit were true, (and I will aiume its truth) it would prove that you have deceived your neighbours, and die you defet ve a charaCter the reverie of that which his been given. Had a thoufand witnelfes called you " peaceable and good•natured," this one tranfaairo el pride and revenge would outweigh them all. The Jury may have thought you did not mean to kill; and therefore could not be guilty of murder; in either words, may have thought you intended cruelty and mifchief in the extreme to this defencelefs wo- man—but (bore of death. If the fa& here foppaed were true, the opinion that it was therefore no mar: der would have been (silk, and it was reprobated b I me with all the energy which (armed by the law) could give to the opinions I delivered. But cool they believe the fait, that you did not mean to kill ? You that Paid the very minute before you made your fire attack," it was in your hands to kill her?" Per haps they believe you were not mailer of your reafolb but wed heated by pillion from the nutmeat of your fire anger up to the very inn site of thiSpoor creature's death. Could they believe it I could they believe you heated, when, after luck a feather of provocatins; you fell upon a defencelefs mina who did not raife her hand *Mann 'do, beat her with your fill upon h er s boron% and - thUghs--kieked her—and when the was down peered your knees upon leveed parts of her body, ineitaing blows and contufions men upon her "refill Could tbey believe you were beatedoehen upon her afeaing appeal to her fellovefer cant you cowman ' ded him to defllk from any help to her? Could they believe that you had no deliberate hatred in your, mind. when these is not one mark of your pent [ tepee and remark t Your " dlaraftion" was the bor. l'ror of momentary panic, and it came too late. But it was fdloWichip in a very Short period by the coat i mand of a esitift wicked falfehond, in cold blood, IM raid upon one of your Cements—a falfehood al. 1 Arced the•very next marines by yourfelf. Hundreds have been executed for murders left aggravated theta yours, left depraved and Ifs cruel. It ts the fecond inflatieeln the county of Glamorgan finee my jui i. eid intertourfe with it, (aid I &ad, after this ac quittal, fear that it will not be the left), of a mailer's tyran fervent. ending in death and in war der. MeyerMu motives of judgutrat or efeonfeience inducted the Jury to deliver this media, it will be long felt at a deep Rain upini the county. " that ruch guilt as yours could efcape,"though I impute' do UiLMO to the Mercy which I cannot un&reand. —You have taught your foa to nimble yon•—He did venture to entreat that you would arree your murdering band—but when? &ha the 'helm had expired. He had previendly fomented your . bitter. refs agaista this wretched ineeture, hy telling °teat idle torr of the ghee. wield yen relented by mit herr Wh h edi in testis 6, an4okeirect 4islif4f liers ref Prue bet to lie M el ire, it ! *A fa. 4 in f 0 11,..y 01 ,, have done, Paid be. saifiliii MOP 0 - tp hed! Go k _o i Matey 1 arefervants to be dans teemed i le It In to t generous Wand dint we can bear of 'filch 4rianies I' Had the Jury conviaed yet of the Murder, not all bour opukmee, or die invitee it could makes wo e /4 ard given tb the wort interval between your rev ! tenet and your death one additional hoer. Wb4 Would imagine that I am bilking all this timeilf tuassilanglpteroybieb ia,inits legal aceepence,bitated paffion, or a wanton aa with oft peril of life, beg ending, by accident Unforefeen, in death ? - The Jury would therntklits ignorantly tell is; that if it be not murder it it very near it, and is die *nod aggra vated. of mannaeghter, which of comfit . would call upon us to , infii4 ao exemplary penieunenttepon tack an offeader truth it is a wader ; .it as nothing elle. Istot one feature of the mitigated arinta'appears. , It is at the bee a depraved and ci uel odtrigecendan gering life and ending in the death, for which A Was calculated ; hut, at the worst it is alfo a deliberation in cold blood, and with a decided purpofe to kill; in both of there views it is equally a merrier. Yet how to punifh it under its name of manfianghter is a difficulty. We arc crippled, and yet it li Ito (litho pour to the law that we are—for it never Ibppofed that a cafe like this could have the mom of min- Slaughter fiatr.ped upon it by a verdia. We imprifon for the offence to which your guilt has teen fofiened 1141 I:ie verdidt for more than one year. The additional punifhroent of burning in the band foe mantlaughter (properly underilood), was abroad and cruel, or brrh. But in a cafe like this, one 'half-la. ments that it has been fupercedel. Vranded, nowt. vet, you are Rill to be ; confcience will india thee penalty ; the abhorrence of your eharaaer in every feeling heart will pollute your path and your bed.— The day will Come when this murder, is I call it Rill, (and by its true name), will fit heavily upon your foul, unlefs the guilt is deeply repented before that hour Shall come. The only punifiunent which is now to be added by the Court, tnflead of burning in the band. i. fine. As your fortune is ample, and as we are defirout to mark our fenfe of your guilt, we Should make that fine exemplary as well as penal.—, But here again we are crippled—for the law concert* plating what is manflaughter (not a cafe like yours). has told us that it mutt be a moderate fine. Upon what principle I cannot imagine, but the Court has In general tonfidered the word moderate, as intend ing a nominal fine, and has deemed it fatisfied in ag gravated marittatiKhter by a (billing. We have upon former occafions broke in upon that judicial habit elfewhere, and are willing to embrace the odium of -the fingularity. In your cafe we impofe s°l. as the fine, the molt ample that was perhaps ever infliaed upon a manilangllter, but Hill if compared with your guilt, moderate in our view of it, and reconcilable to a found extrcife a f difcretion—foi moderate that if it was not Lr that word we Should have made it four times heavier. Your (entente therefore is, that you be imprifoned for one year in the county gaol. that you pay 501. as a fine, and that you be alto imprifon ed until that fine is paid." Friday, as eight men were calling ar iron roller. at the Park Foundry, Sheffield, the mewl exploded, owing to fome /Daintier at the bottom of the mould, when the melting iron fet fire to the roof of the building, and dreadfully burnt five of the men, all of whorl; are howrser recovering. The affliaed with Detente &Orders, thofe 'offering from heat or change of climate, and thofe who labour under weaknefs and relaxations, originating in a va riety of other caufes, as well as thole two are grown old before their time, by having unguardedly plunged themfelves into the commiainu nf a folitery vice 1— ' a book, entitled Weever Gfide to &rah," has hap pily been the means et-recovery (tithe mind as well AS the body, and exalted them from a (late of maim chnly and defpair, to that of health, peace, and hap pinefs. The delufive habit here alluded to, is not confined to the gay, the giddy, and the vain —for, alas! the rich, the prior, the young, and thofe of riper years, even dm& of a fe;ioas and religious difpofit ion. are often drawn by an unaccountable infutoation to the comminton of the ipelaneboly crime. All fuch Ibould fetinully attend to the ohfervations and the cafes defiribed in thew Gelds to HNhh," price 31. In that minor they will behold the dreadful confe quences they are procuring to themfelves, and may then, perhaps, be perfuaded to retire from that road, which, though nrelved with flowers, is fore to lead them to deflruition.—Sold by Matthews and Leigh, IS, Strand; H. D. Symonds, Paternoller.row ; at 3 , . only each copy, of near 360 pages, with engraving. Bfitll43. Lady, at do bode is Upper Gtofvenorareet, the lAdy of the Hon. G. Villiers, of a fon. Tetfday,ls Dover-itreet, the Lady of the Hon. John Bridge ms Sitnpion. of 'daughter. At Bidden Houle, in Gsfordflire, the Lady of Sir Chriftnpher Wilionslttry, Beet of a daughter. MARRIED Lately, by special licence, Stephen Tottenham Caffin, Efq. of Watfok, to 4...1 7 Lucy Anna Kola Ha p ofl.R o(Clotwortby Half, Efq. ands eat Earl of St.iffeene. DIED. On hloay Wonight, atiodttey Hail. in the county of Norfolk Madams firotebsth , De Lents Da Minsydr, sped op. From the Ram of the Fiencla Revolution, the lienediebot Convent (ot which fhe had been a Member 31 years, and Superior es,) fought Earlier in England, and found so afrium in the above County. lbrecitarDsnatt.—Wodbefdsy Wordstar, Me. O. OlveriStage keeper to the tiplifintry Theatre, dropped down deed immedlattety after be had rilin from his bed He was a flout hrettlay man, mad had no ptoss tadifriEtion Oil about four o'clock on the morn ing of his dada, when be compleined of a pain in his nomads, which foonwent or, and be wits comer ling eheernilly with his wife *ma it lb. very manure he fell on the door r Welch cargo At Calcutta, ha the Eali ladies, Captain John Dinly Cants* late contounder of Ow Hon. Company a dip the Tigre. MOH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW - Manias 44 minutes after 7 Aftewoon r 3 admirer after S BID MLA. ['HERS 01 7 QUALITY TO BE DISPOSED OP. Tbe Aindlotes Bay Caupsny will mak to Sale by the Candle, at tack Hoak In Feneharel.lbeet, Co Wedlocklay, the Inch het. at Twelve o'Clock ready, COAT, find ParChtnent. Whole and Cub Beaver ; alto a taatity of firs Bad and Down, in erre. Wirt It Ise agerataradaelasM Me Postboks% 4 'Me him fromAtimpialtbs rab to the diaa of Sale, at r ait e:l:7 l WialdPnros damebieds-ater, wire Catalogues be Ips:i witii prdeuirs. a Bay Usi April 7. 11106! 11.11,100bilkfilialt AND KERSDNETHSDIRE i • • ESTATES, &r a t t oss **, us be LD, Lets, by PUBLIC A OMR, kaseAlbse in the , _ofjely next (unkfs dit• id brae drib dirk, by QIVF.RAL •Msadits, Trapision, Lands, Mills, Ike. IRMA ks OssolislistooL Miisfyllais the Ceraties of 140 11 41. 11 111a r tMerielledis , Y Ile Id* ipliollatute Acres, 'or , and Palter Land, (*rowan*. beintUhl and bordering upon the liver Dgil, Dar lot it law was. Tbe pets (If fail* mod the U.. et tale, will be la- LPa ' MX% r i alea b l e „ 1 11=2115 . 14 ir. David lAagek at the a.O four, In blsieryd. Prewar. CAPITAL TIMBER.. TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, At Three o•Clock In the Mternoon, at the George Inn, In or Du. thlionl.th the ChugChugHlortfaed, on Friday, the isth Duty 8 fit, a 1.% 406. BARK, and Tors, Scribe T marked, and now growing in the Hamlet of Broadfield, and Pan& of Catered, In the ad County. Lot ie.-73 Oak's 1d Fen Hales Puna, and MM Spring Wood. ag Ank ditto ditto. I Ern ditto. a Sycamore ditto. tly Oaks In Foz-Holes Wood. 8 Ditto ht NCCetlf,tsPrini W. ,01 13 Ath ditto. 3 ton ditto. Lot Oaks in Great Wood. t Arts ditto. L 3 Oaks in Long Spring Wood, iltoadfield Farm, and Round Spring Wood. no Ads ditto ditto alp. £7 Elms in Enswifteld Farm. La 3.-74 Oaks in Middle Wood and Chapel Wood. t Alit ditto. 8o Oaks In Alway Wood. A• to ' ditto.' isnt 4.-14 OW In Charles Cooper's and William FLU', Land. 5 A& ditto dims 7$ GM' le Lardihip Farm. 17 Alk ditto ditto. Una ditto ditto. 4 Dloo in ths Waite. Lot 5...-tst.Oakt in the Warren Farm. 26 AA ditto ditto. to Elmo ditto ditto. 5 Oaks ditto Ramiilea Farm. 6 Ana ditto ditto. 14 Oaks to Carter'!" Wood and BaWining Wood, I Aih In ditto. The above Timbals of an excellent quality, fit for Shipwrights, Coopers, and Wheelwrights, to fituated near good Roads, and front ten to twelve Miles from Ware and Hartford, where it may be hyped to differmt parts. aries Cooper, of Cottcred, will thew tht i tlnther —For further poetic: l l=ly to Mr. Humpeon, at the' Pelt (Ace, in Buntiogford HEBRIDES. TO BE LET, FOR ONE. OR MORE YEARS, As may be agreed upon, THE HOUSE and GARDEN of ORONSAY, in the Mimi et Oronfay, and County of Argyle, in Scot land, with Orals for two or three Cows, or Milk If preferred, and likewife Graf, for a couple of Humes. The Houk, which is (omit ted,conOßs of Dining room. Draw ing•roonr. five Bed rooms, three lied Clofets. Slides Kitchen, Garrets, &c. The tenant will be furnithed with nantton, lamb, flfh, eggs, and fowls, at ftipuiated prices to be agreed upon, and he will have the permiffion of Shooting on the proprietor' lands, Stinted in the adjoining Bland of Jura, exceeding twelve thou rand Scotch acres, which abound whh all kinds of Game and Red Deer, and there is very good teeth and fah water Sib both in Jura and °moray. The Houfe is delightfully Stinted, and furmunded by a very extenfive plain of feveral hundred Acres of l)nwn land., on which there arc a great number of Ribbits, which the Tenant will be permitted to Moot. There arc excellent Irrhlng fit na tions in the vicinity of the Louie, and abundance of (ea-fowls, which affords much (port in the Winter and Spring fcafona Applications to be made to John M'Ncil, E(q. of Oroufay.the Proprietor, at Omnfay, by Inverary, North Britain; to Mr. John Campbell Qjrartus, Writer to the Signet, St. James's foosre, Rdiebusih : or to Mr. Jobu Campbell, Nu. 2, Salifbury•ltrcet, Stand, London. o _.! Maria n of the URSTFORA anitCerbdu COMPIt A INTO. As fole Proprietor of DAR AN'a eeltiltatted need: &egad Bougie. and Remedies, Mr.DUEQUlllikfttrrlisekg Pestle, that he miry u dual he eoefelted daily frem'sj to l, lit MI kaiak, No. yg, Prlthdtretek aoke t , es Cif.. of ErttbillotiEllnlktenl dems,Oleets, fee. arc. ea well u Debility, attd every difurslgtagall Reeky is Co effeattil a' reedilte, that Mr Dufou" has et o (paskans haute, that every Patkat E.4y be intredusedin 'repo** apartment. Mr D. has for many years confined hinting to el% deperelart of Stergiry, abd front extenfive readier:. llie Mall nattering (nods. he is enabled to offer a method of am, gall . enicacious, requlruse no cocfinernent or relkaid, In tlift. ' whieb pronto ...Made. Perfons in the country Rating tient fully, to a letter, coronas a one or a two Food Mote...WM* roper remedies fent to the amount. For the yokes f gm, fee Mr Durour's Troia& on the above eomplaints= 6d. the yth edition—to be had of) Callow, Crows-mum, Stn ki'Stieen, Bawer Change, and.of the Author. . . . DALBrs GENUINE CARMINATIVE, ITHICH time been long eliablilhed as ftlperiOr to ,L' all others in the Cure of Wind. Chalks, Cnnswileas, Pros ings, Ike in the newels of infants,as well as Adults. A CAU I lON I'o VENDF.KS AND OTHEILS. Wham a Falk report hat been trichina...illy propagate", that the etre Very dont-Medicine, prepaeed by Mrs. [sauces Gist, daughter of tire titre Mr. e ik PO DA LaT,Serron and Apollo racy, the leesneor (t. whom • berimathui tie fole pans ray) I. Islonla to be &hided of, anddifeouthsued by her; or, if cmi4i n‘vtl• 10 4 rafted In &Ice in ennfeensence erne new and heavy duties; it ki ' proper the Pei& timed be informed. that the Propikeik, vow' ba. never had lb* malt dillant Intention of portinveltle he:l4 , ' nth ili the above Medicine, condone. to limply 'Mate. Amboy and Sons, No. es, Ft P•.turs Meth salt, • Lelidele, fol. ly with the by whom it is fold at the dual price, •.• The retail Venders of IVlcdieines will Inc the dent et ugh unworthy and eafouedoMbriastiess, and adatOrdhtgeg." ' Sold anis by appeintaket of 1101 elfra.• Nerrberyi by Di go 5 01 7 * low Chafthoordt Berne and Co. No. leo, and Allen, 76. Oxford(Neil; J. Weds, OM llendltreete Say end Ca I, ur itrect ; J. Ward, Middle Row, /tuitions; T. Teat Ito* ' Exchange; W. Clarke, Beentigh, High-!reef; an4J.Hlereleosere ate otidatlirt•fireel•• . • - ' . AN IhlrOlitrAlll9llloollllltin lliA ESS RS. CU It It Lk; unit Co. 801 , ge9Okir in fat ltvi. along Ikea. drams Wade the VENEREAL DISEASIII the peaklike objed of their invelligaiien, are now enable to an. npunee the &cowry of a Medicine fupertor to Mersey In the Care of that Weak. It Is at potent fuertein forelimb' Wine, that its eleCes' ate &unsteady epTiolke to 'theft of Merterg, fait thoagh it completely eradicate' every venire of the tins hi It. moil confirmed Rages, yet It dues not in the loft ilium the nonllnu, anion, or aka the temple:lnn ; on the contrary, it ienotata the fyftens in all its natural fuoillons, promotes Appeelte, and fall rates Digertion. Numberids 'nitances are on recent rood dd. kneeler efficacy of this Medicine, Its inherent and Iced& *two ading as a perpetual correct tee to bodily dehllhy, whether yre• seeding from an excels of conjugal and illicit pleafure; or has. the more Wadies. tholes not lers delinanive Indulgence hi t Illethin pendelons habit. ArakUt the nselanchely variety of aliedthe which are the confequence of this ft tlit ary vice,there are "If Tifidl Aka* elan disk Enrico/rec. and OtllLlTltethatilielfenift embitter the nestrimuni ii Rate. The wretched fugereehreidilkeer his addartunes, *thawed to kelt tart( nil it in. hrene. firth a ewe of enifery as to rasder life enpoilibk happy Penns it will be a coddling mirafrat mismialhalibelp • may now, by a new and infallible sonde of ter tINIII,ho rojerut to that greaten of all human dans, a dm% Malt alliht1111.• • out eradicating. perf a v Mettle Currie and Co. may be ansfulted by Patients either Sex, at their Houk, No. 507, Hatton Garden. or kg later (pp& paid) inclo fi ng a Bank Note, when the elk vice and Medicines wfil be given or fent to any part of elo Niese donv—Patients to the Country are *equated to MK* ebdr by and general mode of living. No 107, Hatton Garden. Af JedicAted tnn;7oar7;7lT3 --- 1e n 7, and been gratified by the mofteocaiderable pro&ee In that Wanda which 1 thought proper to feted, I trait that I Imo set Mee Ildt. employed my time than thole who, in the extetsfiee ileld.en the prokffiee, are ateefiomilly insmetred in socartalnty, and newt always attain that Needs which is acquired by unecentrunee the intellanual power to ene clafi of &feeders. The Medea of DEBILITY are peculiarly Moiling, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymp WM, aid by a de prdfion of an vital energy, exiftenceitfelf becomes anbittered.-.. Whether they ante from the prevalence of ill example, the dame dye habits of khoolboy., or the Indulgences of inarudry, they ea. quire the molt alliduons profafinnal (kill; bat by do *4=o rn uneducated men, the fymptoe are aggravated, and the ' don is den:eyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURC:ja . I ground my prettrillons on regularity of education, and every privilege to pratake, I feel myfrlf entitled to that soundeime with which I hare hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the firft fonfations of local weaknes, early andication will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where ensfrifirer. from a confcioufnefs of the intmattlintfa or the vice whi c h ch op' his misfortune, it fearful of the eont.min or cenfure of his 'amity pbyfician, and broods over his infirmity with mei, nocaralmenc. it mug be fatbfael 'try for him to be agured not only of o:nobility. of treatment but alto of the molt inviolable fe:redy. And in recent Vt.nercal Complaints it Is pagillil CO moan pais, danger to diltrefs ; in the molt complicated cafes It Is the acquire ment at euladve experience in the line to effed a fate, throb, and fpoly re-eitablithment. I Net the advantage of this experience to thofe of eldnefiet wire are amt Red With any kind of DBOILITP, of anytnnithemo ot VENEREAL INFECTION, end in all ohs thetalN 4 MINIM aeration are Rated on the firlt interview. Patient. In the muntartare espedted in inside ainaltillnkellill ate resat:Rad to focify tbak age and alllllll/1 g 11.1.6 • . MARTIN MOSS, Member of the Rand college oe Surgeons, in LIMO.. 19, Amide' Ron, Strand, near Temple Bar. --. I'AVI.OR- s , ••• `" '' - -Arco, Landes: No. 9, New S IR —I confider tt hut an aff otilifiire due to the - merit, of your {AIMEE% PATENT PILLS. to canmerd cute to you the following Cure, which has recently ken perforated b them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the bceshing Mit of an oil Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Dif orders arifing therefrom), was reduced :Irma to a alktont aed though he dad the heft medical advice which Could be obtained. and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be proevred which teemed to fait his cafe, or do him any tervimi be remained in a aloft reduced and pitiable fituation for two years, unable to follow his profeffren, and kareety ed. to walk or even to (Mod on his legs; in fad. no one who knew him ever fuppofed It poablit for him to recover. He was advited at lett to try your Lame ea PILLS—be did fo, fiddly adhering to the direeilens given with them--ihe had not taken more than two lance, before be found en alteration fur the better: this encouraged him to proceed. sod by taking a few boxes more be foundbi. appetite and druids gradu ally return, and is now as healthy and 31 0:063 as any man r know. You are weloomt, Sir, to rter any rerfon to ate for conlirinatlon of the above account if it thouhl be doubted. I ant, Sir, your t3i33o434lllhunibk 'errant. Library, Folkflone, July ta.lBot. THO. PURDY, Prepared sad fold fry the tole Prorfit.t. r Toe!. TAY Lost, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Loa don, at his bottle, No. 9, New Bridge One( I Where, after a eantlent tea:fence of more t:.a. r VMS, hi • pradtice particularly dlres.ial to the cure of Vetoctal onnyt•trts and thole incidental to the parts of generation In both kat,. w that inviolable (ecrecy which men of his praledion Mould 310 .." obferve, he fluters himitif the advice and salience he gratuir lulndoifters to petrol's inking this mediclue, will be el:teemed, by a dile, tining public. as an advantage teldom to be obtained, and told of anda!guity. Alio fold, by Li. appointment, for • the convenience of thole ha bitat a diftance.:a the Perfumer's No. s , St. Alban'aftreet, Pall Mall; the lny Plop. to;, Oatwd ft Mr. Difborotigh, 7, Fai nts:et-MR ; Mr. Baxter's. S. uth hrt.!ge, Edinburgh; Mr. M'Do aid's. Glafgow ; Mr. Callwell's,Dublin ; Mr. Billinges,Llverpool; Mr. Atkinfon s, Maneliclier ; and by one petals in every eortfi &rabic town in Great Britain and Ireland, in beam of only as, lict each, feakd up with full and plain din clams, whereby perfons of either fee may cure themfelves with cafe. tpeed,recrecy , and Way, N. B. Every box fold in Great Britain is foaled up with a Ramp oo which, by faaour of the Commiffioners, is printed at the Stamp Office-I'. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge itreet—to imitate which is felony. and all others are commit tett. LONDON : printed and pobolhed by 1.1- VEI. KENT (of Can terburyllact, lambah), at the STea Or rice, No. Car< X • itrat. Publiled alto the 3Tna Orrice ,Temple-Bar • -•