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I r ' lii- LAW Dere LICENCE. COURT DP ZINO'S EENCH. DEC. 17. ovvicim Aim w•vas v. MILLI AND INH Ile Plaintiffs are .lighterthen and granary keepers; the Defendants are corn dealers. This was au atlion to rec• vet a coropenfation for the ware hook ten! of i a quantity of wheat belonging to the Defendants. Mr GARIOW. for the Plaintiffs, Paid that this cafe involved a moll important queltion, not only as it re. fpefted his client', but as it regarded the whole corn market 41114 metropolis. The decifion which the Jnry would come to, was either to form new regula 4 tious for the condo& of the corn trade, or finally to eflablifh a cuflom which had hitherto been almiift univerfally aced upon. The claim of the Plaintiffs originally was for holding 3oco quarters of wheat for fitty.three weeks, as p. per hundred quarters per week. '1 his claim had, however, been reduced by a payment of 341. into Court It was a prevailing cotton), that when a corn dealer placed a quantity of wheat to a g ranary, although from time to time he might take away a part, yet until the whole was re moved, the owner of the when wassodefray the ex. pence of warehoufing as if the original quantity had remained unbroken under the core of the granary. keeper. The Jury might. pet haps, on the firs blufh, imagine that this dernao..l was uoreafonable ; but the Learned Cooed would (hew to theirfat isfaltion. that it was no more than perfons in the Plaintiffs' fitua tion had, by cuflom, a right to expea. The impor tation of corn differed in a great degree from that of other merchandise, in as much as it always arrived in fleets of (hips Udell with the fame commodil.— Thus it occalismally occurred. that at the time of the arrival of a cargo of corn, the market, in the tech nical phrafe, was gletted, and the granaries were foil. It often happened that at Poch times a quick tale took Om, and tametimes the contrary fo that the pe rind that the corn might continue in the care of the granary keeper was uncertain, and thus the cuflom alluded to 1144 been adopted to reader the silk of Cush peers's& as the Plaintiffs determinate. That the charge was rearonable, the jury might judge from the !mall demand which was made for the Loafing, when for the tone quantity of coffee and other mer chandises, more than double the price was obtaiucd for warehoufe room. . Mr. Pita Cleland Ruding, Mr. Thomas Morley, Mr. James Henningt Mr.. Richard Harris, Mr. Na thaniel Palmer, and blt. William Chipperbeld, were then called, who all uniformly concurred in liming, that if a perfon pieced moo° quarters of wheat in "a granary. and reduced it to ten quarters, dill, until all Was removed. the charge would be made as if the whole had remained. Lord Essartaoiounia laid. that loch a cuflom could not be too violently oppofed ; it was again(' all common fide and atliliCe, and ought not to be permitted in any country endowed with the light of realm. It was peculiarly his Lordfhip's duty to take care that no impofition was prailifed in an attide fo neceffaty to human fuhfidence. Mr. GARILOW Paid, that through the whole cafe hy bad felt the plaice of his Lordfhip's remarks ; but he fubmitted that it was tiill competent to him to go into the coteltion of the gamtraw await ? Various other witnefaisware then called who de pada that without the advantage of the canons, t as. per week. for each hundred quarters. was not an adequate compeofation: Sir VIVAILY Ql3lli complained, this the Deen• datutin :his cached mot been fairly dealt with. It had been onderitood, that the only quellioa to be made was that repelling the cations. and to anfwer that point the Defendants' evidence was procured. When, however, it was diftovered that the callous could not be fupported. his Learued rtiend, 1 1 / 4 6. Gamow, taming himfelf round. nut ear hit felt !timid pocket mutated an account for the gesnownn warwit.— The Jury had heard, that the ellabirlhed•chafge ie the trade was five (billings per week for each hunii dred•quarters ; and to that amount.l for all the core which had been in the coflody of the Plaintiffs, the Defendants had allowed, by paying 341. into Court. and more than this the Plaintiff's covhi apt demand. The Learned Cnunfd Paid, that he would prove by the moll repeßable granary men, that five 'hidings was an ample compenfatirm, and that no filch prac tice as that infilled on by the Plaigtiffs really exilted in the trade. Mr. John Grenfide, Mr. Anthony Hollineworth, Mr. Andrew Laavrie, Mr. Chatles Linville. and Mr. James Gains, deposed to fume of the farts dated by Sir Vicar; Gibbs. 1013 41, ati R"VO 14 fommed up the cafe to th e t , .apd a verdict was found for the Plahniffs, 341.1 NINNY WII•DMAN j• 1.. TOPPING. Ile plaintiff is a Well India merchant; the de gidai* was. likewire concerned in that trade. Toil • wasim,artion for goo& fold and delivered. ." Mr. GARROW (aid, that a perfon of the name or Nailor, natural brother to the defendant, had for merly been clerk to the plaintiff; hut, leaving him, entered into a partnerfhip with Mr. Tupping, then carrying on trade with a Mr. Robinfon, at Newcaille, asp grocer. The bulinefs, in which the defendant and Mr. Nailer 'Vele In engage, was a (peculation to . Jamaica, and Mr. Wildman wa. to furnifh them with goods. This condition being complied with, the two partners proceeded to the Weft Indies,whete Mr. Nailor died, and Mr. l'opping returned to this country. As !ben R, he arrived, he went to Mr. "Wildman, *nd cepicfented to him, that although his trade in Jamaica had been hitherto fuceefsful, yet he felt no inclination to return to the Well Indies, and requefitd Mr. Wildman, to whom hi was indebted for the goods eennrted, to receive him into his s e aming bo t tle. This define WAS agreed to, and for, route .Celts affrirs remained in the fame fituation. was not until afterwards that Mr. Wildman thought of prefilng his demand; but from tireumflaneee Which the Learned Counfel, from motives of deli cacy the defendant, would not fate, the plaintiff aria induced to tat.e meafures to enforce his claim. The evidence fur the plaintiff was then adduced, be peeve the delivery of thcgoods, and the partner. fbip of she defendant with Mr. Mahn.. The beke of Ml.,WiLlman were likewife grodpeed, from which it. appeared, tbot various frauds 144 been committed by, the defendant, in altering the' entries after tits death of Nailor, from being placed to the accoont of Nailer and Co. to that of the Executors of Mae John Nailer, by which mums the dereadant intkide& to fecure hinsfelf front the dement haw made upon him. It was tkewife. proves, Mat when the defen dsnt WAS charged with making there era itre:4 Lit lered no e)«tsfe , but being left alone, he de ilia eftape firm the fibufe of Mr. Wildman. It was agreed by Sir l'scaav Glass, for tbe de resident, Mat a Veva& th•tuld be taken for the plsin tiff—Dadsages 3noot. fubjeft to redo/eon by arbi• nation. • . • • TweLyvvr.••—•On Monday fennlgist s ittd two follow: ing days, an inquifition was taken at South Mewing on rdittdy tiris o ir s e. onptihenbodn the A nne ; y oto. pre t i av, o rift l rv e x r t: bn bliefligatioft of murty a edible-yr/M(7A toys: Abit-orith a furgeou's tekimoey. the Juroaa *ere rofi .apiniom that his deith was canted by Retentions. and'' returned their 174:n66—Murder, agair.ff . ..J.Alytis. his father, and 6. Stochbury, to whole eat-c.d. Har ris was confided I and on Thtufday laft they woe committed to the Cattle Gaol. An inquifition was taken yefierday tease ?slaw. phant Chariot, Piccadilly, before Ar GILL. Efq. no body of Thomas Harris, who was (hot at Hammer fmith on Monday laft. A furgcon from St. Geo rg e's holpital fisted, that the decealed was brought thither at half pail five o'clock on Monday evening wounded. at if hunk the dila:age of fire arms. in the arm and body. On examining clofely the wounds, there ap peared to have been many (hots entered the body, kite ofieltic , li were depofited 113 the fulafiance of the heart, acappested on opening the body, and which was the conic of his death on Tuefday. Bedford, a gardener in the employ of Mr. Brooks at Hammerfosith, Bated, that the deceafed, whom he had knoirn many years. was at - work with him in a nurfery on Monday until Kell pan four o'clock, when they -retired to the flied firuared therein to depth .their tools. A goo was Sanding hr the (bed, and witnefs raid, " Here is Frank's gun -" meaning his young matter : and on taking hold ' of it, be had' fcarcely moved it when it went off, and lodged the contents in the arms and bodj of the deceafed : who I fat dawn and laid he was a dead man. This was the only witnefs who (poke to the traaf aelion itfelf, none others being prefent. Several wit wires proved Bedford and the deceafed had al ways been on intimate terms ; and the latter, pre vious to his death, believed it to have k-ven'air acci dent. The fon could not fay whethernti not he bad left the piece cocked. Vendift Accidental eiteihr. Two daughters of Mr. Clarke, of Lowelwater, Cumberland, the one eight and the other ten years old, were drowned a few days ago, in aching a ri vulet on their way to (drool. It appeared that the water had !Wen by a heavy fall of rain the preced ing night, fn as to COIPtr doe btidge which they had to pats ; and they bad put of sbeir Mocking*, which were found tied with their garters. TO MR. SPILSBURY,—MarIow, Anal ts, OW. Sir--The writer, in June lah, called on you with a rung woman of the name of Brookes, who had a bid leg, and to Whom yo* gave a pint of your I)Vops, which has nearly effeeted a cute.—The following cafe bds alio occurred in this neighbourhood : James Gyb was Inoculated at ten pease of ace ; half a year afterwards he was feized with A pain to both legs, fup. Irfed for fame time to be rheurnatifnh or growing pains. but ii fettled finally in one kg, which (welled, and rendered Wm incapable of walking. He had in four years. 1 t or 1: ulcers, and 13 pieces of bone were taken out. His health was Unpaired, and he was conflantly carried about. He Was fupplied with Ifteen bOttles of Semseuty's Patent Antikotbutic Drops, which entA-ely cured him. It is now three , years (ince ; he is grown tall, healthy, and works .sontlantly as a bricklayer.—The beaver is ailbittcom. ,rnencigal as a defenina °Nat for your excellent Thai. anion. She lives thirty-two miles from London, and it has been thought bell to fend her to town that you may fee her. The Genuine Patent Antifoarbutic Drops are fojd in bottles of pi. 6d. los. and tl. Is. duty included, at the Difper-fary, No. 55, Soho.fquare, London.— To prevent counterfeits, each bottle is accompanied with a black ink (tarp; And the cork, at the month of each bottle, flak& with tied was. MATHS On the 7th lullant, at Nyman, Oxon, the Lady ef Captain J. A. Otnmaneg els daughter. In Marion repute, Dublin, the Right Hon. Lady Frankfort, of fon. At her spumes:in, College Green, Dublin , the Lady of Richard Martin. hfq Galway. of a dausitter. MAißlfr.D. Saturday. at All Hallow Stalulns, Mark-lane, Edward %fan. IN. at Harp-lane, to Geargiana , yottogedt. daughter of . Mary paornagh,Efq. of the General Poll Olhce. *t Lainberh Church, Captain Malllags Dare. of the Hot. San lerdhi Company'. Service. to Mira Paterfm. Ilsoghter of Lleate. C^ln2el POtrtfon. Ataitat %atter Mailer Gomel of Ws ./one. e rBth ult. at St. Maryin's in the Fields. George Laven, liq of the 3Sth Foot, to mri White. only daughter of the late John White, Efq. Aunt-net Gateral nttlp..cr Cana a. Friday lan, at Waltham Abbey,l.umes Alexander Gomm, try. tithe Royal Artillery. to Mira htatthewa, daughter of Frauds Matthews, Rfq. of eyeful, star tcremeuth. fr CAUL V. ossom This was an *Rion for money had and received, with a fp*cial count thit the Defendant, having in• lured the freight of goods in the (hip George, from Riga to London (which was detained by the Empe ror of Ruffia), abandoned the freight to the plaintiff, and agreed to mane him an effeetual affignment thereof, in confcquence of which he paid the lofs, but that the defendant afterwards.abandoned tie (hip to other perfons, and thereby, although theThip return ed fafe and earned freight, yet the aßignment by the defendant of the freight was rendered of no Mr. PARK Rated the cafe, which corrtfponded with the above Raiment of the Ipecial count, with fume additions. The plaintiff fit fi abandoned the fbip and then the freight, and both were affigned to the fame tvdßees e in troll for the feveralUnderswitersquach. The (hip was chartered for the voragta, and ibe freight dander the charter party. The Leatnedeounfel Rated, that this ;akin was founded upon the princi plc, wiling out of the cafe of .6 M.C.arty v. Abel," 5 EaR, 388 ; L and very near'y refemided the cafe of " Sharp v. Gladfinne," 7 EaR, 24 1 hut it differed from that cafe, inafmuch as there it was a feeking (hip and not a chartered fhip. The fails were all admitted. Sir V. Giese raid, this was'dillinguilhable from Sharp et. Gladanne; and as there wa► an affignment to the traces, if any thing paired by that align ment, the plaintiff, could not recover. He did not enter, however. fufficianthy into the argument to 'n oble us to Rate his view of the cafe; and it appearing to Lord ELtspistmottais to be different, in fume dc• Free, from the lan cafe, he gave no opinion ; and a Verdi& was taken by fonfent, fur the plaintiff—Da mages t3ol. fubje6t to a cafe for the opinion of the Court. - • COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DEC. 17. lIRIPE V. MACDONALD. The Plaintiif is a dealer in porter,and the Defen dant a Mailer or a Welt India (hip. This aftion tstas brought to MOM' 151. 3t. kit porter delivered to the Defendant, according to his order. Mr. Serjeaot Samar argued, that though Ma client had ordered the porter, he was not refponGblet he had done it at the requell of the owners of the• flip, and it ought to have been charged to them, of pecially as it formed part of the acids (lore.. Mr. Bait, the plaintiff's clerk, pofitively (wore that Mr. Macdonald gave the order, and deflred fuch order to be placed to his account, and he iron:teen ately catered it in the book as fuch. After this evidence, Mr. Serjeant Banta thought proceeding further unneeciTary, and agreed that the plaintiff Avoid have tt verdict to the full amount. BORIVCC V. PAYNE. This was an aBinnf;ll7lnd counts in the declaration charged the Defendant with having faid the Plaintiff was a Swindler, for giving a cheque drawn by Patch, who was executed for the murder of Mr. Rkght of Kotherhithe, upon the houfe of Willis and Co. bankers, pait.clated silo that he knew it would net be paid at the time he gave it. The parties are refpsnable merchants. The cheque in quedion was given by Patch (or a valuable confederation to a perfon named Rickman, from whom it gm into the bands of the Plaintiff by negotiation, and y him it was paid to the Defendant nn aecnam nfttr, drafts. On the 18th of . September, 18ot, 114!clkqne was ,prefented at the Intuited Willis and , CW.Tsut not paid, as it was pot .dared, and not duet the - Detendant com fequently went to the Plaintiff's banker*, and ukd the expreflions whickbeeame the ground of thg'gre fent anion. Ir appeared the cheque was afterwards paid, and that Patch, kept call' at du imams before mentioned. Sir jams, Masurritto ins of opinion, that the ace.unts in the declaration were not made out, iod that the words fpr•ken by the defendint did pie eqs. rey a meaning that the plaintiff vas. _Twintiler, he tbuefote diree.d a nonfuit, but the cosufelexpreired a Myr in behalf of his client, this Ibecafe might be fubmiited to the Jurors. The .Learald Judge ac. cordiagly left it in thehands of the jury. and , fits di rea ohigiiox to Lis opkokto) they :104114.a serdiet.ur plaintiff ,damages soot. - 7 Mr. likerarsow, of St. Mary Axe, who died lately, has left property behind him to the value of at ha me =Minn pounds haling. ernartiro.-;—Earl Spsmcsa's For hounds, under the management of Mr. WAID, met with an union) , mon day's rpm ton Wednefday lark. At ten o'clock this diAinguilhed pack threw off to a field of about (evenly horfemen, amongli whom were the chief in blood, as well as wealth, in Leicenerfhire.— Th: lb* was found at Mara= Wood, and took airily gallaatly over the cpea country. than' h Bofxrdrth Fields to Sulby, where, alter Conic cold bunting, and a lharp burft of half an hour, he was 1011. le was row near two o'clock, and the hocks having had a &it dayl [ort, were by their generous metiers In tended to retrun home, but in diairlagNafeby Field, lone of the bell foxes ever known was nnkennelled, and broke view, taking the following tea s—He went off with the houndi•etore at his broth, atd as &might as a datt to Scotland.wrwd, firm thence to Short ' wood, turning a little towards Maidwell, from thence to Talton through Old towa!Js Walgrave. where, 'after a cheek of a few mioutes, be gallantly made k towards Pytehley, bat came back to Orlingluiry Holt. Wilmore Park, and laid,. to Plardwkic•wood, when it became fo dark. that it wat abfolotely neeef fiery to whip of, to the no fmall mortification of the lens 011il This chafe. fo extraordinary both for its lengthof_ ground as well as rate. was led by Mr. Is Nan, followed by Lord ALTHOIIPI, Melts. ELWIN, BAXII MID, Magyar Tortiessy, JSwsios,, Nu SAWIRIDGI, and .11u‘tes, %bezel"; tidcas rn dasevaed run, which cosnraenced with - a very num, mos field hoth of ,Leicetiesthire and Nutharoptqa. !hire fportfinen. No hares were killed, though two or three were left in the brooks, which front the wet ware iMmeafely difficult to cover. unlefs by thole bodes high la blood, or well auto condition. Pot COMHS, cot.ns. ASTHMA, and CONSUMPTION, ROBBERDS'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR, OT COUGH DROPS. 'PHE9Ejuflly celebrated DROPS, by their happy and immediate aired to removing the mat ohltinate Cough or Catarrh, and oil tendency to Confuntprkm, rerder them a et • Family Medicine. And whom we confider the variablenefs or our climate, which conftantly inducts na to este' Cold, and, that flop Dili tattoo cold, originate, a multitude of Difeafet--ia Ashoo,yota la the Chen. offenfire Breath, i, fi mutation of :he Lanal,ondevoramption, with a Mug train cf Evils—no head of ■ Family &Dodd lay down without a final (apply at kAt. of thin al malt latantance us Remedy. Many thotdand Perform can telt!y the happy I &eta they have received front ia, when ovary other medical Alhaanre had failed. A OAU —olknre the name of R. Tiuder,No 4, Cheap- Gat, b ettpravttl on a Nada Ramp, width it aOE zed to each bottle : all whore aro Coont, rt. its. deed by Appoit•tment of Mr. kob• Ittrda, Apntitecary, at Mr. button, No. 4, I.llrapfitle. corner of Vatorotoatr. row, and Retail lk Cb►k, No. 2.69, itenvosh t Allen, No. ;4, Lial.Al-aneet ; Stratton, I.akt Iter-ftinatr. and mat Coon it) L 4.1 . 1.11tre and Mcd6.ine Vandera in B.ltlos at. 9 a. and 6s. cad.. Extract of a 'Attu from ber..o <i)11, of Waded& Berri, IRANI* t ill or To Dr. SOLOMON, L , lterp44. QTR—I hove the pleelire to inrm in goo, 'hay the Lag of wfil4ali tattler. Eft his expericisced o Wear& eon) of a blip flooding /knout' Compliant, by rite ore di yte: oaten Medidoe. the CORDfAL BALM of GILEAD, ohoor t nosy ronedks had ben teducoefa r tally wed by the Ilteadty. Ten. bottle. of the Cor.iial rialto of Clikad bays al etc produced lb! toffy 441, wbßioebe heal, tor a coneginble time. bought for in 1,, 71 1, 7 *-11 = 441111.11ni elmrar beffsi .""c. V.ll 100 14d it EoM,ory_yd&ruldreot liscratii, • garaot him** thibuterselipmem-44, - • pearared 60 ktroata. Oilepingefe e mar I latepool, in tat. 64. shit 3jpiaatifts ;tic Weer sae s& for of tba forincr,by w hi g h tbil porelkFt riviat94 Hooey 'Waive bott4 ha r natal), leftlett Min tbalpedgetatea omit en 4 edrinfa, " Swat Sdiunatp., I.reet•- pose to Mit, tottkh it Dootilepeßagi of ap atter+ to Dr Solomoe,Lietrpooloondt paid, sod tak 16. Ira 6d ifteihred 8011 1 1•1 110,1 sod I eidb. ta.,Bo r& gut look oeinury Iletekelon d 4 Ittediefoo Venders ha Nee ed Staltdom. I - N profaning myfelf .a rmilarly educated EM M bar ate ROYAL CDl.l.ktlg of SlADElabld fit LO DON. I think It incumbent .41 me to fignify. tSae trty Dipl. 1; from the College of Sergeant. se Wert as Cerideater [roe th - %jog s . and Tarim. Preddr.rs mike when f ttudied Phyfit Surgery, pod Midwifery, have been foe years fined in meat If Partmarla;arte in the infpedinp of any one wise hence to age; or luslidirints of fuel, mind-ado& Teirarean Yeats lhne reilinetr ell other Praellte, for tin- Study and Treatroek of Vet***** Co*Olall irritant! Dean LIT.' —but it venom dß{ had espyrience man Army Surgeon and meal PraCiftlimer, that( thouttht myfelf Jutßeed In the &Jetties 'of this peculiar branch. The ensweinrated force of the bumin totaled. when direCted ink partirolai point, mutt acquire Cape. ' donor wkhln the circle of its often edibrimeid a long continuer eft, V a decided proof,, that my egrets have net bean refs bear &id to whirs than adiantageous • • myfelf. dittrefs and tine rnlfery vintith sae from a certain deltrnc tlve habit, fo pemleiotts to fefioolboys, hare been frequently pour- I 'rayed by the morallita of the age. int ithaSe dtr y every Practitioner, *ben cadet upon, to rains fuck fading. by Medi. gal Affittwee ; and it is the attpilminent of my etchdre expo , dente in till/floe to offer in grey Rich cafe a fe te and certain re , ellabitilwaett. In flight cabs of duty produced by free Ding, rrfidence in warm Climate. or teetoweb indulgence at feduCtive PaiGons. aid In all recent Venereal Complahts, carry application infures its mi me-late care. Rut It, the molt eomptiested Cafes of Dist Litt 'communed by tater or Diforders of the- fyilem wiling from ne &did infeCtitat ; fame peril -rennet ft ißdifprofably requilite for the re-animation of the Canttitotiuri and reitoraloa to halt and vigoor.—lo all cafer•with either ret, the molt Invi•dable keret! is °Versed, aid the terms of remunermtoo are plainly Rated at the I Cult Interview. MARTIN BREE, I • Humber of the Royal Cary of Surgeons In London, ' No to, Arundel.drect. Strand, near Temple Bar. Thereto an additiosal entrance In Water-Rant adjoining.- qtr letters hymn town or eoUlftry aft eltpeetiel e 0 contain a hack rote. - RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently the fubjedi of jnft and .1 . general reprobation, that men deflitute of tie elements of the medical art, bam offered theruferree as candidates for piddle patronage in the prated* of phyde. Poe the purpofe of doinl. Office to the rehab of onr ftudles and experience, and to prevent es front being dared among there empirin whotelmpudent pre tendon' have , unfortunately for tockty, been too favourably r e, wive& we beg Snit to fulitait to the liberal and enlightened a faithful ftotement of our purfulta and acquirements. After having received a regobr reediest education &tithe pipits of Meifre Orle. dal and Wizard, whole tuflurts and peadtiee we carefully Nisi ded, at profeffors and fargeons of the Landon Hofpital, we satires! ieurfelves as fttidents In that Jultly celebrated reboot fqi sisolicall acquirement the'Royal College of Edinbirgh, and 'Vete initrue ted in the diffsrent•bwriehes of Anatosay a Surgery, the throcy wig practice of Ph*, Chentiftry, Midwifery. Bantle site ikem by thole eminent protegees, Ors. Moore, Gregory, Seek, Hamilton. Duncan and Rutherford. We croft we Stall not be *sewed mt. fumptuous its toying that our proficiency addeceiteeteritents are not inconfi•lerable. Haring for a lung tenet of years made ve great complaints, and the various (Weds. of DEDlDlTYatheparrieular object of our (Welles and prsetice, it will, we hope. be all,wed that we have acquired (ulterior knowledge of their treatment and care. In flight and recent cafe' of infeetion, a peeled re. eitabliibment is completed II the liortperiod of tee My.; and, In tbofe of the utinoft ince-timer, whore otherr, prottlnoners have failed of fuccefs, a proper peettherance in our plan or treatment. . . . crimes to the patient a fare and radical core. • Amidß the untouched, variety of diforder s w hi c h ar e the ell of a habit long and moil unhappily panned by the you t h e Seam, there are none more alarming or more difireiling than thoGo deader...oes and debilities which frequently prevent or erabithei the matrimonial time. To fuck prrfons it Milt be a confoling rti- Iduelkin to Imola that they may now, by a hew sad infallible made of treatment, be reltored to that greeted of A human bleffusp, a ttrong, manly, and vigorous eonflitution. In all eats of debility, Item whatever eattik wiling, as w.lt is to every fpecies of yew. real MS-ellen, we ittay be ellisfelted by patients of tither lea with i the greatettfeerecy and bonier. Hours of confuitatian at beam from ten to tithe, mud from GO A the evening sill two at night. Patio:stein the coantty arc reipiefleil to (hate the particulars o!' their cafe, age, and general habit of living, Ilte..Bth thelnfing a rtineinartedst advice and incetives, when ale r.aw willibe - gh ea onbill so sag *r of the kingdom. To afore tistfeesisey fo of (alibi so asst andestahmg, the poftageVJetters MI be added ea the aastaan fir owiliciews. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, . ,• lieminier IC slob. No. tog, Hatton Gard* Tr THW TAYLOR, Ele. No 9; ReTateileligoltieet, Louden. Q TR—LI confider it bdt an qt of juitice tide to the UP weeks of your I,EA/Cira PATENT PILLS. to commune. este to you the followin g Caro, 'which has refer/fly Ikea performed by throw :•-nAn acquaintante of Stine, who by tie larealleg oat of an Old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complicates of Dif orderearifing therefrom), was reduced &MIMI to a *Acton and though he had th e heft medical advice which mend be obta ined, and wild a variety of patent medicines eoliths could be procured %whiskies's& to (oat Ws cafe, or de him any ferviae; he remained is a molt reduced and pitiable Siouan toe two years, unable to Rehm his prof, thou, and fearedy able to walk or even to Rand Ott bin legs ; in bet, no one who knew him ever (mated it poillthe :Jt went* recover. He ma. adviied at hilt to try your Leatit's F.Pisait....lic did le, fiddly adbeting to tie dir e elkine given with I thein....he hod not taken more than two boxes, before he found an alteration for thr better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by talus a for boxes more be faced hits impedes and Arcnott grad - arrasent, Sod is new as healthy and as Roue a. any man T know. You are walcoenr, Sir, to refer any perfon to we (be a 1 confirmation of the above account Pit Amid be doubted. I ant. Sir, your obedient Minable fervent, Liberty, Polkitone, July to, lila i • THO. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the tole Proprietor Taos. Tar Loa. Member of the Royal College or Sweats, Lem don, at his kook, No. 9, New Bridge Arcot; Where. after a cgnftant refidence of more than 4D years, in a praetice particularly diretted to the care of Venereal complain, and Mots incidental th the parts of generation in both foxes. w I:, that Invislabk (emery which men of hi. ;rot Ilion amid etwe...s obferve, lwEstters hankie the adri:e rid 3 ilillance be pattainseOr adminifters to perfects taking this mettieke will be diem-A, r y a difeenting public, as an advanta g e feldont to be obtallict 1 0 4 void of ambiguity. Mkt roll, by he appointment, for the eterrthienee of thee lie. Mg at a diftsnee, at the Perfumer's N 0.35, Se Alran'ofbeet, Poll Mall; the . .I . nyli..tip, t a :, Ostend-greet ; Mr. Dliberough, y. Rib. Rreet.hill ; Mr. liaater'., Southdiridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M.Do. ale's, Obfgoer ; Mr. Cal;well's ; Dublin; Mr. Billing es, LivetPnet ; AU. Atlantan's, Menet/eller ; and by ere *fun in every each. datable town In Great Britain and belied. in boars of may Sie O ra la, foaled up with lull and plain direeliions, whereby perfons of either lex may cure themf.'•ves with cafe, fp,-rd, feerecy, and Wets% N. B. Every hex fold in Great Britain is reeled up with a Ramp, es which, by. wetter nitbe Comniffiloners, is printed at the Eirtnis 0det....: I'. I' aylor, No 9 New PridgeAreet—to insitate whish to iviaity, and all ethtmare counterfeit. HLCti WATZA AT LOWOON aNnos 7:1 IViollgnitt Mornire - I minter A •t-t Atavism. - • 29, zninur,s •fter I r LONDON: Printed and publelhed by usr KENr, Cll.. teriolfy t lace . I ..trtheth). at the STAIR f rrnca No. I, Cate)• firm. Publifhed Aro at the Ste* Or , lice, Temrle Bar. DIED. On the ith blatant, the tier. irafftras Warren, Minifter of Hanepftrad, and Rettor Great Bromley, Rife:. At Southampton, on the sth Marra, after a paloPol fib ers, Mg..jarnes Whatman Lobb, merahant; of chat pkee, aged 4o Prl lay lift. the Rey. Mr. (hum, Curate of St. briny Wooloath, LonabanUtreet. ' Lately, at Parables, lae of Wight, George Arnold, Efq. of , ADSby Lode, Nnethanti.tor (hitt Wedsefday taft, after a Overt lands, Mrs. leirney, wife of the 11,81.114 r. laintey, ?Mailer et fissle-ft rut. Holhorn. Ondwaday,attela hot& in Dow await, !.trot. Edward Barn. At hasheesh, the Lady of Chutes Murray, Efq late his Ma jetty'. Courtal General in the Wand of Madeira, dat.glater of the 1 late Robert Scott, Efq. of erailleg, Gaforrlfhlre. IterwicJr. Major Airumder Mickatt. At Targrt Mnt, the Rev. Mr. Andrew Ireland, minifter of the zofpel at Monzle At Sowerby, wt hit, el,: year, William Wright, Efti. late Lieu truant Colonel el the Colditremen Gu4rds. At his honk in Jervia.ilrent, Dublin, Mr. Philip Corkllo, errich maker. 7 1 7 ueijay lan, in the 69th year of his age, John .amuel, Erg 'Mathis Majeßy'a :hip Rainbow.