Star. — London, England, 1806-02-18 00:00:00

LAW INIELLIGE CZ. COURT OF KINIeg BENCH. nal?. TH014114111 AIM ')THIIO. LORD SSILILYSWIE. This anion was brought by the Affignees of Mr. Ipini, to recover from the Detelician , ; as esecute , r his brother, the fum of 46191. s6e. 7J. which I been expended by the Bankrupt, fur the ufc of 'late Lord Baerymore. Mr. GAIIROW, for the Plaintiff', laid. that the late d Barrynente having a tape for theatrical perfor. Lams. engaged Mr. Nelpini to become manager a private theatre, which had been etaled at his unity tefidence, and, at the fame tine, to under. to the care of his private concerns. Lord Barry • we, boa ever, was much cm /metalled in his circum tnces, and was unable to make Delpini any remu ration for the lief, of a mot/ advantageous en. gement at Covent Garden Theatre, and WAS fo irt in the credit of his tradefmen, that Delphini was der the neceliity of difcharging all the family ex- Ices. During the period that the bankrupt con 'tied manager of the theatre, a hand of mirk was he hired, hut the wrong intended to compote it fulutely refuted to pc/final. unlefs Delpiiii was rfnnally refponfrble ; and, in fhort, the graci?fo was much in teguell, that it was " Mungo here, Mun. there, Mungo every where." In this fituation, e (urns fought to be recovered were expended. and r which the piefent 'onion was brought. The tamed Counfei underflood, that the Noble Defers. Int did not intend to difpute any part of the 'h and, and therefore he Mould only produce the nkrupt, who would ellablifh the claim to the feta &ion of the Jury. Mr. Delpiui was then called. and proved the !fuent hems in the =mot, after which Lord Lt.siesoanuou anted the whiles reveral q u e fti ons , elucidate the teanfaißitm. The Jury returned a rdiß for the Plaintiff., for the whole demand. ursine, ask so. PLIVOIRST. &SQL The Plaintiff is a Mailer, in Chancery, the Defia nt is a Major in the Army. This was an action to :nVer 401. on the' warranty ofa . botli. Mr. Galt!tow, (or the Plaintiff, fisted, that the anal in quellinri Was fold to his client by a Livery able keeper of the name of Neighbour, with the acuit of the Defendant, under a warranty of sndnefs. The pork was taken home to the- liable Mr. Simeon. and the neat day was gently trotted rew mats. ltfponhis'return the beaß was exremely he, and the limb being examined, the fetlock joint prated to be much (welled. lire Learned Coun. would call witneffes of unquellionable fkill, who itdd prove . that the (welling was not occatloned by creedit injury ; but that, on the contrary, the afe was of conliderable duration. Mr. Coleman, an ethinent Veterinpry Surgeon, was m called (Aid the larnenefi proceeded from a Rom. whieft'otighlated in a RllllO. The part in ed in its contntentenvent was (Welled, yet loft to 'ouch, but at a-minre advanced period the tu ra became indurated, till at left it was reduced to late of offifleatton. The bode inqueftion appeared have :volved the injury at a diflant period. Mr. Hall, a Member of the Veterinary College, s likevsife called, who depofed to the fame effett. Mr. Nigel, for the Defendant, contended, that f Plaintiff had no right to recover, as he had not tamed the hole as loon as he difcovered the lame. rir. Ke Paid, that even foppofing the animal had in returned former, yet Mr. Simeon could not be titled tat& verdift of the jury, becaufe, while it a in the Plaintiff's polliffion, the honk had fallen, el bad then neared the injury complained of:— te Leartsed.Counfel would preclude all uncertain- by proving, that before the file the animal was 'fatty Ibund, atatherefore that Major Plunket was itled to the verdict. Lord Et.sseaoaottom for the evidence to Jury at great length, and Ilated the Pimple quel is for thew confideration to be, whether the boric d received du injury which occafioned his lame s before or alter the fele tothe Plaintiff? The Pry retieed far about half an hour, and gave Persil& &.r the Plaintiff—Damages 301. tcs. HAWK INS 111, 1001.1 Ft INCH, SAO, ANO j. COOK, SSQ,, The Plaintiff WAS a Clerk in the fervice of Mr. hop, a relatitnt by marriage, of Mr. French ; the findants are merchants, and joint truant, under teed of ,runt of she Paid Mr. Bilhop. Mr. Pau', for the Blaintiff, Paid, that Mr. French is well known at a gentleman of great confidera n in the city, but in , refpeet to this claim he had t ailed with the liberality that was fuited to his trader. The affairs of Mr. Difhop, an Attorney, re deranged; the Defendants were trallees to a ed for the benefit of' his creditors ; and Mr. Haw. is, who had been employed for leveret years by r. 13ifhop„ WAS in January, iBoS , engaged for the rpofc ut this pull by the Defendants. Fur this ay, and tome flltitiladValKSS, 431. 15S. 8d .was the ,derme d.:matid." Sir. !litho') depn&cFtc the attendance of the Plain , on this duty, fur three month., but did not retry proof further. On his ctufwexamination by Mr. tattuw, he laid the clerk was slot employed in me ting manufctipts for publication againll the tepu• inn of Mr. Trends ;• and-a. pamphlet put into his nds he Paid was written previous to the deed of IR. On offering to rugger. the view in which lie uertsplated the 'motives of Mr. French, under ong fymptoms of agitation, the Learned Counfel pistil him, by oblerving, that (sum the author of It pamphlet he fhould leek no confiruttions on the %tires of Mr. French. Mr. GAIKOW, in reply to the evidence for the Jena, (aid, that nothing had been proved to Phew, any one initance, that Hawkins had been employ node: the orders of the Defendants; that this war t fael, the caufe of Mr. Bilhop, who walled to ex fe his honourable relation in a public Coust of nice, alshirtgh be !timidf appeared, in the dew tory cutulii ion of a bankrupt and a Isamu in the :et. Mr. Bablp (interrupting the Counfel), ii Ify nit 1 am neither the one nor the other." Lord ELIAWPOROUGH• 1441—" According to the dente of his late mailer, the mitt has been em tred by the truflees from Jtnttary tniApril, t Sos. .e ma teed has a clank, by which the I)efen• Ott are aut ti or ir e d to pay Oat ies to clerks; and it attnrdi•sg to the lights I have, be an a& of o ttaice ZIG find the l'faintii to hit infulvent malirr r payennt.--Veldif) :or the I'la;ntiff Isl. 34‘. Ituttutt.t. V. cairn. This *as an aition for a Bill of Exchange of 3el! It appeared that the Plaintiff was a refpeilable grocer in the Strand, and had given good► and money for the bill to the full amount. This bill was accept ed by the wife of the Defendant, and Mr.Gasaow ohrerved, that when the hufband affented to his wife's accepting his bills, or ailing otherwife as his agent. it wa► always held to be the fame as if the huiband had ailed in his own proper perfon. It appearing, however, that the bill was not only accepted, but drawn on Mrs. Camp, without her hulband's know. ledge, the Plaintiff was nonfuited. tHATFILLD V. DOMBELL. This was an adion for work and labour, and upon a bill of exchange. Mr. Gait ROW fisted, that the Plaintiff *as a re fpeelable carpenter, and the Defendant a gentleman, who was under the needlity of taking up his refidence in St. George's Fields, otherwife the King's Bench prifon ; but, from fubfequent proceedings in the Court of Chancery, he had obtained a very con. fiderable property. He had employed the Plaintiff, among other matters, to snake a pump for the Earl of Stanhope, which he called the wonderful pump; and alfo repairing the Defendant's dwelling.houfe, amounting to 301. The bill of exchange in quellion, WAS for 251. which alfo remained unpaid. The neceffary proofs being gone into, a Verdidt was found for the Plaintiff. Till KIIO V. JOHN BRITT, °TURIN/In BLITT. - - _ . . . . . . . . The Defendant in this cafe, who was tried the Sit tings after laft Term for perjury, and acquitted upon a point of law, as mentioned atlarge in a former paper, wa► brought up upon a frefh indidment, and no perfon appearing on the part of the profecution, he was accordingly acquitted. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. There Seffions commenced yefierday, when lamer and A'sese jaws were indicted for receiving a quantity of ftolets muffs, tippets, &c. the property of Mr. Cook. It appearsd that the property in quation was lent in November, by the Glouceller waggor, direited to Mr. Allgood, farrier in that tows. The waggon was robbed on the road of the above goods. Informatim having been received that Rolm goods of another dcfcription were concealed in the apart ments of the prifoners in Duke•ftreet, Bloomthury, officers from Bow-tireet, repaired thither, where, in. (lead of the property they were looking for, they found the above goods. The property could not be pnfitive/y identified by Mr. Cooks, and the Chairman was wader the need:Sty of directing an acquittal. joba Pallas, an accomplice, was indii3ed,pro prose, *s being connected with the other prifoners, and he was alto difcharged. The Chairman remarked that an admonition to the prifoners on their conclud would be nfelefs as they were well known cluiraCters. He, however, lamented that the prefent cafe was not clear enough againft them for the public to get rid of them LONDON SESSIONS. Yefterday the London Seffions opened a: Guild hall, before the Loan MAYOR, Alderman NAWN MN, Sir &woe WArsom, the RECORDER, &c. Sm. After fwearing in the Juries, only one &Wank was tried. Lau*, a conftable, and Petrerr, watchman, here indidted tor affaulting and falfely imprifoning Wil liam Haman, a patrole from Bow-itreet office. Several witneffes were called to fubftantiate this charge, but it appeared that the profecutor had been attempting to force himfelf into a public houfe in Chancery Lane, in November left, at a late hour, and was obftruOed by the watchman, who was on his duty. 4 The Jury acquitted both the defendants. Disarms Acr.—The returns niade to Parliament of the number of men railed under the AR of the 44th of the King, for the defence of the realm, afford the.' following general refult, viz. Number enlitted from the commencement of this Ad to the 312 January, In England, 'Maud, and Seotland, by rad& °Seers 7.5 2 1 Ditto, by Regimental Officers 3.518 • ,___ Total number ralfed 2 1 ,043 But after defuding tbofc difcharged, dead, and de fet ted, it ajpeears that the number of effective men at the date ot the lilt returns, was only 8,712, of whom 3,498 had volunteered for general ferric% Kinet's T .—The new Heroic Ballet of To. Needs*. , . ud Bajacet was performed for the (cooled time no Saturday evening. The /mule was molt fplendid. The fame of the Ballet attrafted a numerous company 'to the pit and bores.—The battle with which it opens, and the defiling of the troops at the end of the first ad, are highly pitchnefque and impreffive. The dancing was uncommonly fine.—Among the bril liant Circle we noticed the following : The Prince of Wale*, Dukes of Kent and Cambridge, Duelers of York, Duebefs of Gordon, Duke of Monitore, Duke and Du chefs of Bedford, Marquis and Mareblooefs of Wlnehelter, Lord N'inebilfea, lady Wm. Ruffen, Lord and Lady Darnley, Mar (Moneta of Salisbury, Duke of Odeon*. Lord Fik, &c. kc. The Park, on Sunday, was full of company. The Poomenade was crowded with quell eked Beau: and Mkt, until " the pelting of the pitilefs rain" made them fly for (better in every direetion. The ride was not fo full of equeftrians as ufual l aniongft them were— His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cumberland; the Marquiffes of Alscreorn, !Indian, Woreciter. and Douglas; the Earls of Cow- per, Barrymore, and Weft mureland ; Lords Vircount Crossley, Ce lerity, and Willoughby de Broke. Among the carriages, we noticed thofe of The Princes Charlotte of Wales the Ducheff,i of Devonfhire, Gordon. Bedford, RePon, St. Alban's, and Montyte ; the Mar. enontres of Hcadfort, Wellefiry, Lanfdown, Dowehlre, Bark ingham, Donegal, and Stafthrd; the Counteffes of Harrington, Aberdeen, Camden, Sef'on, Barrymore, and Cork ; the Vileoun tele s Crentatete, Cranky, Caftleretigh, Sudley, and Cur:on. Sir R. BUXTON and Mr. Bow a, were driving their phaetons and four. •.••••. • • M On TscQay the r tth Feb. at her A. bade, Qeen Rivet, Edin• burgh, the Right Hnn the Contuefs of I.oudun and Moira, was fafely delivered of a daughter. On the 13th inftant, at Pimlico, the Lady of I.itutenant Colo nel Elliot, of a fat. Oa Suuday k'nnilht, the Lady of Sir Henry (hoodoo, Bart. of Broome, Kent, of a davettar. MARRIED. On Wednefday, the nth inf. Captain Galati& of the 90th Re girnent, to Mita Greedy, of Link Hampton, Sulks. On Friday. at Upper I/cal Church. Mr. Mark Madden. Puffer in the Royal Navy, to Mifs Allen, of Upper Deal. PIED. Yr(tardy'', tineerely and defervrdly lamented by her friend, and lel aalmapee, Mrs. Crellw‘ll, isifc of Theaas.CrawcU, EN to tit: a)c► year of bet age. ttYD Vit ikk t 3. CIAN-EICCHANGE, MONDAT,.PEIR ARY*I 7: ItETIJAN of WHEAT in Mark-lace, lihelodine only frorn.tic 341 at February to the Bth of Fehrrarr.—Total sr& to quartere. Avnigc 70. 31,1—oi. t rl {OWN th an loft return. It A E'ruß OF FLOUR, Front the tit or rehruary to the 7th of rehruary. Tutal--t0,248 raticsAvaage 645. 4 id , — os id. lower than la& return. PRICE T FLOUR. Fine Fknir doe to 6tl germ& stn to des Bran per quarter 8a to 10S rial Fine Pollard ads to Jos I ITU It N PKICI 01 WI AI N ON Wheat 463 603 66s Boilers 43 5 47s Fine 68s 715 Su/folks to 48s od Superfine 715 735 Grey Peas 3os 35$ cd DAtit tie , and fine Old, to 744 Beans new 34. 39 1 od Rye, new 361 425 Ditto:old, to —a slls Barley 211, 345 od Tisk Beans, uew 26s 341 Fine —Ol 011 —s 504 Mak . 623 68s ed Oat/ 2 4s 280 325 White Peas 360 425 od Poland. 33$ 34s od Rape Seed 381. to 421. per fall. INSPIECICht'S RETURN AT UKBRIDGE, PE8.13. Wheat per load Isl os to 20 of Early per quarter • tl log to 11 144 Oats per ditto it Ss to al 141 Beans per ditto 21 tos to al 14$ New ditto 11 itis to 21 04 Peale per ditto Il as to 21 se PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK.I.AiII. Camviay new 75. to $Ol per cat. Coriander, tis to 155 do. Trefoil sa 6d to 283 do. Red Clover 34s to 683 do. Fine CIS '2l to Sos White ditto 38a to 764 White Muttard Seed, SOS 6tl to 171 od per blithe'. Brown ditto, 63 od to iss 6d du. Turnip --• to —4 per Whet. Broad Beans els to 34s per quince Long Pods 2 4 5 10 3 0, Tare 34s to oh od 0311 Od Rye Grate 125 od to 314 od per quarter. Canary, 44 od 483 oil to s6s od du. PR ICE OP HOPS. eues. POCIISTO. Kent - 51 363 to 71 os Kent - 61 Of to 71 too Sulfa . 51 165 too6l 164 Sures - 51 16s to 71 os Effes 51 ids to 61 26s Farnham 111 —5 to St) Ito PRICE OP HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET, New Bap 61 of to 71 too ( dockets 61 los to 81 no PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Be. Josnes'a. Whitechapel. Hayperlead 3 ooto 4 12 0 Hay per load 3 3tO 4 8 Straw 1 19 6to 2 8 I Straw 1 14 10 t IS Myer 4 oto 5 0 PIICI OF MAT AND STRAW IN 1211711t1ILLD. Old Hay, 31 to to 41 tos--Clever 41 tos to 41 tiSs Rowia sl 55 to 31 tot—Straw, al os to al se SMITHFIELD MARKET. hangar, 17. To Ook the offal —per Rona of Sib. Bee ds id to jL td roal podtoys od Mutton od to p d Pork p od to 6s 4d AZAD 01 CATTLA TAIL DAY. Beath, about soco—Sheep and Ludo, odoo. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, February 17. Per Rom of Sib. by the carcafc. Beef ss Ed to 4s 64 real 4s od to 6s oil Mutton 4a od 46 lIJ Pork ss od to 6s 44 . - PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. Sc. jantes's market es ad Town Tallow 7ts 04 to os Clare Market 4s ad Yellow Ruffle 67$ to 696 od Whiteelopel Market White ditto 67s at to of (pa Roue a Etts.) cs aid Soap ditto —4 to 67r al Melted Staff —4 to j6s od au et Ditto rough eos od to of Avenge Poke. es I Graves iis od Good Dregs ram to 04 Yellow Soap, 7:6 to 00—Mottled,815—Curd, 9ss Price of Candles per down, its OA—Moulds, las 04 RAW HIDE& Hidts(pallone) 3$ 4d to p 64 Horfe Skins 17$ od to 191 Middling 35 od to 34 ad Sheep Ski= 4s od to 7s od Ordinary 24 Ed to as sod Shadings of od to os od Heavy Calf its 64 each 1 Lamb Skins os od to os od PRICE OP LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butte, so to 5611) add said to 1534 Ditto, 6o to 651 b sod to aid Merchants Backs mad to said Denting Hides 2144 to mad Floc Camila Hides sad to spiel Crop Hides for Cutting 22t to sad Flat Ordinary ap to aid Calf Skins, 30 to eolb per dozen 3 to 40d Ditto so to 701 b 3641 to 9d Ditto 70 to 801 b 3ed to 3664 Small Sods (Grocoland) per lb. 31 3d to 3s 64 Large ditto ions to allos per dem. Tanned Horfe Hides ass to 4os each COAL MARKET, February t 6. Ships at Market Ships Gild Price • 66 Neweaftle Coal 56 4111 cad to SOS pd. 7 Sunderland 7 455 3d to 46s od a Static Coal ad to code od a Cinders a 385 oil COUNTRY MARKETS. FILICII 01 GRAIN AT TVS FOLLOWING BASINGII7OIIF.,•Mind 645 ad to 91s od per quarter. Barley as oil to ism 3d Beans 39s od to 53s od Oats 14$ od to alls od I Peafe 00f od to 005 Oel Mame mu ean.—Wbeat 64s od to 855 od per Barley alls od to 3is °d u i Beans 38s od to 5s od Oats dd. cad to 345 Peare 385 od to 445 od Newauar.—Wbeat sod to 81. od per O. Barley ads od to 33s 6d I Deans 361 cd to 515 cal Oats %II ad to 290 od Peale 3' l l cad to 435 od Hantev.—What 68, od to 855 od per qr. Barley 275 ad to 335 6d I Beans 345 al to 481 od Oats ass oil to 305 od Peafe 39s od to 425 od Raaotivo.—Wbeat 735 od to 83s od per Qr. Barley atini od to 321 od I Beans 355 64 to 391 od Oats zoi ed to spa od Peafe 385 sal to 414 od cz HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and been gratified by the molt conliderabk radial in that Munch which I thought yroper to fried, I tent that I have hot mere etmmpplboyyed my time than dude who, In the eaterdhu field of the prof , are occalionally immerfed In uneertaksty, sod mood always attain that fuece's which is acquired iy sonimattadas the Intent-dual power to one dais of diforders. The dilates of Dxamrry are peculiarly &blat, ke they Meng with them a train of concomitant frophoos MA by ado prelims of all vital energy, extttence Iddf beeesseaddrieuiv-, Whether they &rife from the prcvakc,e ofII exampla, dmiddknot the habits of fcbool•boys, or the Indulgences of maturity, th-y re quire the mat affiduous proh-Monal ddil ; but by the brnorana of uneducated men, the (ymptamaw aggravated, one the melt nation is deftroyed. Asa MINDER of the ROYAL COLLNGRof SURGEONS I ground my pretenSoos on regularity of education; and polka% every privilege to predict I feel myfelf entitled to that confidence with which I have hitherto been fo Ilbenty honoured. In the find isolations of Meal weilinds, tarty application will prevait the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the fn. fern, fmm a con'cioufners of the onatacilices of the vice w).let canfed bin misfortune is fearful of the contempt or censure of his family phylleissi and broads over his Infirmity with termite coo. eadennit it mart be (anent:tory for him to tic offered not only of capability of treatment hut alfia of the molt Inviolable feerecy. And in rental Venereal r!omplainto it is poihhie to prey rat pats danger or dlitrek , In the molt co/militated cafe it Is this acquire. malt of exclueve experience in this line to cared a fa'e, condi and fpoody reeftatatifbment I offer the advantage of this emeriroee to chore °reicher 'cm sub( are 'aided with any kind of Ditile..iTY, of any frinptonts (10 RtQA.RKA INFECTiONi. and to all cafes the terms of reran ceradon are Rated an the aid Interview PatUtotain OA country are expet , clto toctore a Bank nett, air are r , ruertol to fpocify their are mroner or 'Mils . MAPTIN BRER,, Member of the Royal CuUrge of Surgeons, in Loots.. N.. 29, Aranclcl fines, Strand pcu Temple bar. ~'~ rift[ Aet • . IVANTED irnm•di.itely; Clerernt In in Pima t • brd,r• tsi take the rare of a Ctlnrcb SIIIINIrdeltill• manly Miles diitant from throtinglasm. A hAssifshaut Salary will be giVen.and reitisnee will In: required. Ear funt -r partieul its apply Owlet! er (pod 014)te 'Alf. 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By mixing with the blond and juices, it applies itfelf to the feat of the &finder, which It will remove by how degrees, from its "iterative and kMl ing qualities—in confumptions It will generally fucceed In the two Salt Rages, and often even In the LR. In the Scrophubt, or Evil, If ufed early, the Cure will be fpredy, and the ulcerated glands will beat—and it has been known to refeue the puienteven after mortal fymptoms had appeared. But perfons afflided with Gout ' Rheumatifms, Cancers and with bating and nervous dilates. would do well to The Philolophy of Phyfic.' written by the Inventor (to be had at Symonds's, Paternolter-row, or of the Venders of this Medicine), In which itoextrasedinary efficacy wilt be fbewn in various inltsnceo The Powder does not contain any ingredient unfriendly to thd human conitluition ; anti, inßeasli of weakening, its tississei is to invigorate and to improve the got! meal health. limaihme so danger from cold, and requires Dekker confinement nor chase of diet. Sold by F. Newberg sod Sons, at the only Warchoufe for Dr. James's Powder, N 0.45, In St Paul's Chureh.tard, London s is Packets price es. 6d. each, containing four papers of eight doles, in all js doles. Obferve that the words F. Newberg, No 4.5. St. Paul's; are engraved in the Ramps. To T. TAYLOR,Surgoon,I4O. y. New Bridge.ftreet, London, ant, Edinburgh, May a, Igoe,. T N the fpring of t 794 I was at:Rifled with a Vene real+ Complaint, which I traced with Indifference for Inc months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyielau,whaa put a tempura flop to the virulenee of the dif ea f e lb y merews rial application) ry for force time; but growing, in fpite orall me:li eine and the advice of the tIeR Outflow° of the Faculty bar, worfe and work, for two years, I was reduced to a Rate almolt unpin:tided and beyond defeription, being an entire le per,and eke rated from head to foot. My bead, throat, mouth, nitre, leo. arms,&e. have been alternately in danger of becoming stickier.. abort, I have had from an to 30 eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of light It would be Vollalliloolllll to par tieularifr all my cafe—fufece it to fay, there never was, Of ever wUI he, one of a more dangerous , or of a more complicit :II sta ture. I was lung looked upon by my friends, and imagined my felf beyond all hopes of recovery, and, indeed, in my then condi tion, death was prefer:Able to my more than miserabl e R ate . I n t hi s dreadful limation did"( drag a molt miferable ealftence. tillDtvi Pa:sinus Net threw in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth —my friends read it, I could not. I feat and procured tome of your I. 's Patter Pitts, which, by wing from time to time, am now, and bevel's' lacen, (after MOM than four years iudeferibable (hitters), in asgmd a flue of book u ever I enjoyed ; as a proof of this, I' had a fine, thriving,hals. thy child born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Goo, and in hopes of rendering my fellow.ercatures fervice, I requeft you to pubtilk this ; and you may at any time refer peeforts, who with to he fatisfied of the truth of thrs, or further partitulars, to me or my friends, by letter or perfon. As few cafes fur badnefs will ever equal mine, and none exceed It, I have front experience,every realm to affure mankind, that your L Pieta they will bncl a lure, fpredy, Cafe, and radi cal cure. .1. Prepared and fold by the Sole Priarktor,Tmomas TA tu•, Member of the Royal College 01 Surgeons in London. at hie hour., No 9, Ncw Bridge-Bret; where he will give advice, without a fcc, to perfons taking the Pills, and will anfoterpatients letters, if rift paid, on the fame terms, obfaving In ail cafes the molt it:- violable (tercey, no perfon's name or cafe having been nientioned, but at their own particular requilt. by the Proprietor, during the courfe of more than 36 year, that he has had the concluding of an exterifive Cale of the above Medicine, and the pradiee aribiq therefrom. 1 hey are alfo fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thof.. living at a dittance, by Mr. 3azter,Sauth-bridge,Edinbargh. Mr. Mennen., printer, Glefgew, to whom alfo Mr. T. refers fur his addr,fr ; at the Pirfurner'e, No. Is, St. Alban'a-ftrect, Pad. Mall; Mr. Robertfun's Oy-lhop, No. to;, Caford-flreet t Mr. 'Mho No. 7, Fith.lireet-Mll, nearly oppothe the Monib ment ; Mr. Steer., book 4 Ms, No. t, Union.row, Little Tower h II; Mr. Cell wars. Debi* ; and by one ptrfon in every confider able town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Bezel of only V. 9 a. each. reeled up with fall and plain Direetions, wh rthy Perioite of either fez may cure themfehros with rife and ferrety. t ONDON Pruned and publitbed by I.tiV LK l (of ea•- terbury-place, (omheth). at the STAR (baits, Na 1, Catir Itrtet. l'ubliCh 4 ago at the ST•• Of ICI Temple-Sat. . i .% 1 i - VUM#ER MC Awill b Woke mei e nits Eve T 1 `raw wti This Eve -T BIS • sun Prise from Me SIXTH sad Sham' AN In of to TioNaks P se •, is this h % Se .1 of the velum, by (ellen and 1 Mr. PITT, PI led 2 A "' to ad the above I The moi For fund Hut Tam M R. PUI and MODI rims Law Tinniday, iftrect, and pendtrally Catalog' place of 1.1 T HE cou Irdard are CYCI ow, 'I had Thir Drr Parer. at 9 To pi PrzLuts ea ix cam Xr /I,IIOIOM rioasal WV Cvits, or al , Jammu. Bridge f J. SPE • late 1 takes the 11 In general No. sty, particular of Mr. Jac Ifc-time) And I here Patterns o neatly finl Thirty Ye ever hitt ti have my fa J. and I gratitude f inform the the Flutes •ay be ha kebruer rHIL 'LA shell HEAD'S Its ntrean lions, and asady bas Id sally bt tin pale, a Prepareo ftreet, Sot Crate at Kingdom . ism A I.etter VINCE ~l' prietor c MAD feel %Chit a vir I ,rab'e itch t' e enmpl, I ry to Col plaint e'en three ph y 1 Vie regim, a. ver y bac your GOV remedy pee way a.O of al duration, in :Weir pr Neon n (foul end' ably erupt aPPear , " ll ) pint of y Irons crop 1401, SUM HI sold by ftrret, But Jarmts, I reputable r1,P1., Viticeues