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L4:7 4Vfl LLICENCE. COURT OF KING'. BENCH, JULY si. TTI.A.P. V. DLACKODRN AND ANOTNFIII. Thi s was .4!I „ni.,n ver, sforsied by the T.orsi Chancellor, to try the rtellinn, wbetncr a publican had been a fufficient ttader as to come within the 'lattice of bankrupts ? The Plaintiff had been a trnbliran, sad 'kept the Time Kings public houce, Or A!!gr-Iliert, Red Liao - Square, and the Defendants were petitioning Credi tors under a Commillion of Bankruptcy ifftted againfl theft:artier, and in (uch cliaraScr had pollifTed them• telves of Iris hock in trade, &c. our which the aflion was brt•.ught. On the part ofthe Defendant; it appeared. that the Plaintiff was conftantly its the habit of fending out porter, fpitits, and wine, to. his cuftomers in that ighbonrhood, in (malt and large quantities. The Learned Cottnfel for the Plaintiff contended that this was done in the common comic of his ha irnets as a publican, and could not be within the meaning of the bankrupt law. &It LortLE LLLLL oturc obferved, this point had been already fettled. If the Plaintiff could thew that he had done this, only. in one particular inflame, then there might be thme doubt of a general dealing ; but it was a clear principle, that where a man held him felf out to the world that he was ready to deal with every one, as in this cafe, that conAituted a general dealing, and was fully within the provirions of the laws againft bankrupts. The Jury accordingly found a Yeedisa for the De fendant. st'ettrzis •110 OTHERS V. YOUNG. Mr. CARROW Rated that this was an adion on a policy of irforance on the flip Dart, from London to the South Seas, to be employed in the whale fishery and taking feels, with liberty to trade during the voyage, and to exchange and barter her goods for bullies and (peck. She failed to the plate of her de flination, and on her return by the fouth welt coati of South America touched at feveral Speed& fettle menu, and traded with the natives. At her depar ture from Enrope, Great Britain and Spain were upon terms of amity. In April s 804, fhe arrived at the Bay of St. Helena, a place difiant about a degree tout!' of the line, for the purpofe of taking in water and refreflunents for the voyage home. The Captain knew nothing of the commencement of hotiilities, but the Spanish G lemon. had received information- to that effed. Very loon after her arrival, also= came alongfide, with apparently only four men on board. The Captain having no fufpicion, (suffered them to enter his flap" their objea, as he underftood, being only to enquire what news he had brought. Thefe four men obferved that the crew df the Dart were nearly all engaged below, upon which they made a fignal, and 21 men, who were concealed under the deck of the beat, immediately boarded her. They Were armed with mufkets, and daggers. A dreadful 'laughter commenced. The crew, unarm ed and unprepared as they were, made a molt vigo rous refinance, but as their arms bad been previonfly fccured, they were overpowered. The whole crew, with the exception of the Captain and another, were killed. The Captain's brother was among the vie. tints. The Captain himfelf received fourteen differ ent wounds, and had no left than (even balls lodged F in his body. He, however, furvived his wounds, and p miraculoufly recovered. The (hip was made prize of with her cargo, valued at nearly to,oool. The Spa niffi account of this adventure admitted, that they had furprifed the Dart, and t! at the Captain and his crew had made a refolute defence. So well fatisfied were the Underwriters in general with she tontine of the Captain, that fifteen of them had paid their info ranee'. The Defendant retitled, but upon what grounds it was baldly poffible to coujedure. The policy was proved. Captain Nl , Clellan was called to prove the intereft of the plaintiff, in the veffel, and that fhe had been lull by bonne capture. This brave and gallant officer was proceeding - to give an account of the mafacre of his crew, and of the manner in which the (hip had been defended, but Lord LtteitacutoucK thought it was unneceffary to go into any proof of that kind, as the Jury were dorubtlefs convinced that the Captain had done every thing within the compels of Britith valour, for the in. wefts of his owners, and the honour of his country. Mr. SCARLIT, for the defendant, maintained, that policy of inference, with liberty to trade, only im plied that fbe was to trade within the kope of the voyage, and not to deviate into tracks remote from her anurCe. In this indance the trading had been to a part of the Spanish American coalt, which was very tar removed from the eonrfe of the voyage from she South Seas. He contended, that the trade in which the Dart had been engaged was, with refer. es , ce to the Spanish Fitcal regulations, contraband, and., therefore, not fuck a traffic as the Underwriters could have had in contemplation. He produced fe• veral witeerfe,„ vr!tn proved that the Gulph of Gua y.ul nil, Bay of St. Helena, was conftderably out nt the way rat that cowls of trade in which a South- rn Whale Fithing veffel could, by any poffibility, be uoppofed to be lawfully engaged. Mr. Gaaaow replied. and Lord ELL/anaemic ur aidreffed a few obtirvations to the Jury, who retired, thiil,erate. and in an hour returned a verdid for . • Defendant. Chczonfegutner of their verdla, Ifs new trial Mould not he will be, that the (Taunting trade cm the South-we-II toff America, enll nu lava he farldtioned by the rdponlhi• j ur heti& Whiter% in care of failure by capture or °thaw ire.] WILCOX ror.r. This was alio an aetion on a policy of infuranee -ruin the (hip Urania. from Liverpool to the Crush of tUrica. and involved eireumtlances tqually g allant. shnugh lets difallrnus than the former. The rlantiff went for an average Infs. It appeared that the Ura. MI4 failed in company with the Laura. They were attacked by a French privateer, which they gallantly beat off, after alevere engagement of fevers l hours. in which the Captain of the Urania was killed, and the , Captain of the Laura atonally wounded, He was think by a mason ball in the abdomen, and his bowels laid bare t not witheanding which he conti nued to command his (hip, and beat off the privateer. The Urania andiile Laura then made At Demerara, but were again attacked by the fame privateer. Cap ( .in though wounded in the way dcfcribed, notinued to give t.ireSionr, and t, fight his (hip till , • rven vcirels :again beat o ff the enemy, and they I • . —dcd is getti•ig, without It:niter damage, isttu port, *bele ea *pieta 4reil of Ibis rromias. the aftion was brought, as Naive timed, for an average lofs, and the Court, alter intimating that the Infs was within the rifle Witted againg, ad - riled a teferetice, which was afitutcd to on the pint of the tioderwriters. MARTINS V. P.SRIESR. This was an anion upon a policy of infurance upon goods. by the Amavilla Eleaoora, a Portuguefe ihiPr fr m !Atm to Venice, which was captured by a French force. The chip in gieflion failed from Lifbon upon her defined voyage, in company with another armed wife!, called the Cavall h Mariana. In the Streights of Gibraltar, they experienced fuch revere weather, that they were obliged to make fome near port ; but the wind blowing frefh from Gibraltar, they were under the necellity of going to Malaga, where the (hip in quellion underwent (nine repairs, and the car go was taken out, and re-(hipped. There leas being infefled with (warms of the enemy's cruixers, the Captain thought it prudent to watch his opportunity of putting to lea, efpecially as he had a French pri vateer next to him in the harbour, watching all his motions. He was further delayed for want of fuf ficient hands, as fcveral of his men deferted. He might, to be fine, have had a fupply, for it was of. fered ; but this was part of the crew of the privateer who had been watching all his motions, and he thought better to rejed them. At laft, however, he prevailed on the Governor to detain the Frenchmen for 2+ hours after he (hould fail ; but all this precau tion was in vain—for he had not been long at tea, when he was attacked by two or three privateers, which he fought as long as he could, and then was obliged to furrender at difcretion. The Defendant endeavoured to thew, that there was a deviation from the original voyage, and it was the duty of the Captain to have got into Gibraltar ; but the Learned Judge, confidering that the going to Malaga inftead of Gibt altar, was a cafe of necetlity, and could not vary the cafe— The Jury found a verdia for the Plaintiff. SURREY SESSIONS. Thefe Set:Grins opened at Horfemnnger-lane, by adjournment, yellerday, Serjeant Onnow in the chair; when 7. Know/re, a boy, was found guilty of Reeling from the fhop of Mr. Boak, a linen•draper in the Borough, two pieces of printed calico. The evidence of Tripp, the officer, and the other wit. neffes, was very deficient, hut was fupplied by the confelGon of the prifoner, who was found guilty, and received fentence of three months imprifonment, y. johnfin was tried for a like offence, in the (hop of P. Kerrifon, and received fentence of fix months imprifonment. AM Lane was charged with Reuling a cotton gown, and two children's frocks, the property of Mary Ann Hopkins. The cafe was diftinElly proved, and the re ceived fentence of tranfportation for feven years. wniki, for (leafing a piece of toilinet, from the atop of Meffrs. Allied and Mitchell, was fenten ced to fix months imprifonment._ Hawkins, a chininey•fweeper, for !haling wet linen, the property of Mr. Well., of Rotherhithe, was fentenced to be tranfported for Coven years. G. Dean, for haling carpenter's tools, from G. King, was found guilty, and fentenced to twelve months imprifonment. The tomb of Qeen CATHERINE PARR was lately opened, and the body and, feet found as perfea and beautiful as on the day the died. It appeared that the body had been embalmed and coated with was, and foveral men of fcience are now etlaged in difco vering the exit& nature of the preparation. A manufctipt, dug out of Herculaneum, has lately been unrolled, and found to be the fragment of a Latin Poem in hexamiters, containing nearly feventy verfes. They relate to the battle of Aftium, and, as is fuppofed, to the death of CLao AAAAA . The ma nufcript is written in mid letters, and is espeited to prove the Poem of Vaaus, the friend of HORACE and VIRGIL. At Winchefler /Wises (the bnfinefs of which com menced on Wednefd 4y laii) there were only ten pri• Toners for trial, not one of whom was capitally con witted. _ _ A few o days fence J. Gildart was committed for trial on fufpicion of defrauding Mr. Tozer. brewer, of BORA, to whom he was colleaing clerk, of up wards of 7001. The fire which happened nn board the Doncafter, in P6rtfmouth harbour, on Friday fall, wasoccafion ed by a boy going into the magaaiue with a lighted candle, from whiCh Come (parks fell, which commu nicated to half a barrel of gun powder. blew tip the deck, and did confiderable ether damage. The Mate, who was fitting in the cabin, was hurled through two bulk heads to the main chains, and, mitaculaufly, without material injury. Hemming, the fufpated murderer of the Rev. George Parker, and for whnfe apprehenfion a reward of too guineas is offered, has hitherto eluded the vi gilance of the Police. The deceafed was in the habit of going daily to the field where be was inhumanly murdered, at five in the evening, and driving home his cows to be milked ; and the perpetrator of the wicked deed appears to have, for Come days, medi- tated his diabolical put pole, by repeatedly going there 1 i to watch a favottrable opportuhity, as the ground, be i hind the hedge from whence the fatal (hot was fired, was exceedingly beaten down, particularly oppofite a fide. It appears, however, that after the unfortm nate Gentleman teceived the contents of the mut.. 1 deret's gun, he had refolution enough to purfue the 1 wretch over the hedge into the field from whence he I fired, when the inhu:ttan monger, with the butt end of his mulket, completed the murder. The marks I on the ground are 11111 viiihle in two plac es , wh ere ! the fkull. by the forte of the blows, had indented the earth. The w :Wing of the piece had fct fire to the deceafed's clothei, and there remain on the (part , tinged remnants of them. On the culprit's running away, be was obferved to be in great bafie by a man that knew him well, who interrogating him as to the enure of hi. (peed (as he was a remarkable fall ron. ner) and whether he was running a race ? he replied, 0 there are two men in parfait of me, but you mug not fay which way I am goats?' The perfun. con cluding he was pnrfned by bailiffs, Co ff ered bins to proceed. In I 793. tdr. Parker was pretested by the Duke of Norfolk, to the Redory of Oddiegky, where he ;elided till bis dealt. He Mitch a wife and easily. LasvDoVithkiii • 4 " C. 44 t1C4:411G4i4 Make LANK, JULT 2 Ll—Wheals are arrived today. in large fupplits, and early in the forenoon this trade was extremely heavy" nf Isles, at a reduCtion of about at. and 3x. pet quarter.—Thert are hitt (hurt (applies of Barley, and it was fnmewhat dearer—Malt maintains its price--But few White Peas, and they are full as dear—Beans of both forts are cheaper—Oats are arrived in largt quantities. and this article is rather lower, and few prime famples come to hand ; and the terms of Flair continue nearly as La week. 01INSIAL CUILIttIiCT As endue : What, sss 7 os 821 per qr. Grey Nide 415 46S 04 Pine Ditto, 85.88 s od Scans, eas 48 5 od Rleis 38. 43 1 Tick Ditto, 335 ;plod Barley, 333 s 38s od Oats. ass 61 3-s Malt, 68, 7p cd Pubod ditto 3 1$ _ 335 01 White Prafe,Gos 65s Rape Sad, 321 351 rate/ or nova. Fine Flour 1 7os to 755 Seconds 65s to 7os per tact. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, Including only (era the 7th of July to the lath j,to2 quarters. Avenge 1104 41 —as. 3td higher than left return. let WIN rates Or OSAIII Oa 50ARD SNIP AS Wheat 581 6cs 73s Boilers 6os 64s Fine 785 Bss Suffolks to 650 od Superfine Bes 85s Grey Pcas 40 1 4 66 od Fine Effex White, &c. 86s od Beans 406 486 Rye, new 38. 43s Tick Beans, 3°. 3is Barley 3as 381 Oats 22S a 6. 3.m Mak 64s 735 Poland. 33s od Whim Peas 40$ 54$ Rape Seed .—I. to per left. Carravray 365. od. to 6.m. od. per cwt. PRICE OF HOPS. IBAOS. POCESTS• tett 51 55 to 61 t 55 Kent - 51 toe to yl to. tuffrx - 51 cm 10 61 os Suffez - 61 os to 61 6. Eifel 61 05 to 61 6s Farobam 71 —. to 91 --iv Duty laid in favour 155,0c01. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bap 51 its to 71 os I Pockets 61 114 to 81 oe PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. Jamits'4. Whiteclavel. Haypirload 3 13 oto s. 6 0 Hay per lead 3 to [0 5 5 Straw t 18 oto 2 11 0 Straw t 26 to a 6 Clover 5 oto 6 0 !RICO OV NAT AND ►TRAW IN 111111Nria2o. Hay, - 31 tos to 41 to I Clo►er 41 os to 51 os New Do. 31 to to 41 los I Straw, it os to it 21 4MjITIFTELD MARKET, July it. To link the off4l—per Roue of 81b. Bear 4$ 44 to ss 4d I Veal 4s 6d to p6d Mutton 4$ 44 to ss 44 Port td to p 44 Lamb ss td to 6s cd. -MIZAD OF CATTLE 71116 DAT. Hearts, about 1800—Sheep and Lambs, 'Loop. 118WGATE and LEADENHALL, July at. Per ftone of Vb. by the carfare. Beer 3t Li to 06d I Veal 4, od to sr 04 MOM 31 sod to 41 Sd Pork 41 84 to ft gd Lamb 45 8d to co Lt. PRICE OF LEATHER, pa lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, 30 to 3611% each 2144 to 2344 ittto. 6o to 651 b asd to 264 crehants Backs 214 to az Droffing Hides 284 d to ip 4 Fine Coach Hides sod to at 4 Crop Hides for Cutting adid to 33 Flat Ordinary .8 d to to Calf Skins, 30 to 4olb per doom 3os to gos Ditto 30 to 7olb 3tl to 41$ Ditto 7o to 89b 34$ to 375 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3. 3d to ood Large ditto toot to 17os per duz. Tanned Hone Hides we to 36s cub COAL MARKET, July tB. Skips at Market Ships fold Price • 33 Neweaßie Cod 44 421 6d to Sts od. 8 Sunderland 7 42.1 04 to 4.3 5 9d z Cannel Coal - 0 ON nd COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Andlerdatn 36 to aUr Cadiz 381 card. Genoa 47 80, at fight 36 a Madrid37l6lB%. Urinal 6t Rotterdam it 8 s 11t. Biliuni 37 eir. Oporto 6i4 Hamburgh 34 321 yr Leghorn 5t i I Dublin it Altona 34 6 1 Elf. Naples 44 Cork tat Paris,t day's date 24 7 UV. Valtlet 63 kern Picot! effeCtive Paris - 24 It aUr per tI. Ruling. Bourdtoox 24 16 ditto Palermo 90 Pence per oz. Agin cm the Bank of Holland 5 (per Cent. 1 New Dollars o 5 5 A great number of forged al. Bank of England rinks are in circulation in the North of England.— They have no water mark, but have been fcrawled over wish an oiled hair pencil, to produce fomething like it. The engraving is veryindifferently executed. The dates vary, as well as the fignatures ; many are January, ific6. Three carpenters working at Mrs. Mount's at Howfield, were pnifoned, a, kw days ago, by drink. fog beer out of a Hone brittle, which had not been properly cleaned, and is floppofed to have before con tained a wafh for the fly in Sheep. By medical aid they recovered. loos sm.—Saturday a Coroneet: Ingneft was held at the Hallway Houfe, on the Commercial Road, on the body of J. Rutherford, belonging to the (hie Hartley, of North Shields, who fell from the m ain chains into the Pool, by which he was drowned.— VerdiB, Died, by Drowning. An !rumen was alto held at the lame houfe on the body of J. Maynard, who was found drowned in a gravel pit in Stef'.iey fields, in which he precipitated himfelf, with a view to bathe. Verdi& Accidental Death. An Inqueft was alfo held at Oxford, on %Vednefday, on A. Godfrey, a female fervant, who had received, by the millake of a dritg!zill's (hopman, fix penny.' . worth of the rinattre of - laudanum, inflead of rhu barb ; of which quantity (he took half, and died.— And on J. Rouvers, ten years old, who, in winding the piddle of a lock, on the Oxford Canal, flipped into the water, and was drowned.—Verditt. Acci. dental deatk. JAMAS DAWSON, aged z4.—At the age of 18 he was admitted a patient at the Difpenhsry, No. 15, Soho fquare, after being difcharged from St. Bartho. lomew's and St. Thomas's Hnfpitals. He had the abfceffes, one in the gland near the pit of his neck, and another in the gland under his aim, which together bowed his head on his bread in walking. Thefe were thought would prove fatal to him, and yet all the other glands in the neck were difcafed. Two years of feven (his apprenticeship) he was unable to follow his employment. On firlt taking Srixsettay's Pa. tent Antitcorbatic Drops he mended, and in four years he became well ; and though fince expofed to cold and wet on volunteer duty. be has &aped a re. torn of his difesfe. Be careful in purchafing this medicine, that the words" By the Xing'S Patent'are espreffed at length un the bottle. bin of direllions, and 'iodide wrapper, and that the stamp (the King's duty) is printed in black indeed tel ink. WitVIA, WILLIAM Tyson, al, Tooley•Rreet. This medicine is fold in bottles of Si. 65. tot. end tl. as. duty included, at the Difpenfaty. No. t 5, /lobo. hinare, London ; ao.I by moll tcfpeetable agents in town and country. _ . , • tin the loth inti.at Tlininujrrbw4gittrof Stephen Lnqg Myna niWk.4ifq, twevron listraordtwarg tObis Raga Higbecti;siwTi'riadit geWales, of a Inn. _ niAttalt.p. Co the 't /tit inliww, at I holm thu'reh, Llintenaht Colonel P. Carey, of the lath tqtinsevt.t• ldili Hewitt, ditch dauglliter Lieutenant General Hewitt. Lately, at Esiettr. the Rev. Mr. Inittr, of Redroth, To Corn. wall, to Mifs Jenkins. daughter of Al 'esiwn Jenkins: Wl:distil:lay, at St. James s Church, Benjatum inches!, Br Efq. ehd it fun of Colonel Brondsead, of I.lnEolit, to WM Hunt, of l'aU Mall. A fl w days ag ~ Mr. W. I.onfdak, or Ralthby, p-ar Spalding. to Mil% CAth. Volpe...on of Louth . The inint ages ot the father and laridegrooro amosso:d to JO yeah ; and Hat Ot the Mole and btiJcmaidl to ..$l3 Oa Thariday, le I be Ads Inn Haas, the deuitieer If Mt. lei , pant Shepbcd. • • On the I 3tla inft. at hirhoufe in %ern Ann ftreet W, Major , Generel James Bannarine, of the Bamary IkaabliDarrant. At his bode. Kent ifh Town, Mr. Blanchard, many yiail maga of the Chefhire Cassie, Wing M.A.-court, Fleet Rum. 1•1 OH WATER AT lA/NIX/al BRIDGE TOMORROW. Moralise - a 3 minutes after 7 Afternoon • $4 minutes after 7 • 'I iq For Weeders of the IL. ad, Dininefs of St a hl, Doke af.l leasl &c.—THE CUR DIAL ChM 21.1 C SNIVF AS a Proof of its efficacy, M. Reehrb ' l 114bs 4 .1..1. lichen Stole, Hama, writes In Feb.:los,M the Pforeahfidi as foUtars ; I aim 170* payears old, mid Can fee to read with towline sll46es, and my enamr, is a. imod as .ken 1 was alp IS. Is July 1776 (29 years sg..) I was relied with a dreadful uiddideb is my brad. My D tor gave me varb.vs nscd.tlnss; the_y did ran no go o d, admicitel this, and crud Jiy adsatd the ufe of ynur Cephalic Snuff. L took it, and in • .ew weeks wa much , better. After tidal took It more freely, and in ha weeks was as well and hearty as tam, and L. have c•mtinutd to this days by 9011101411 snag your Invaluable Remedy.' It la fold only by F. Ntwb. ry and Sons, at the Warehonfe far Dr. Jamts's Powder, Nody, &Floret:hatch-yard, Lnodontand B. C. Collura, at Saufbary ; and none Is insole Wilde !he words 0 F. Newbery, Nu. ay, St. Pawl's," be cngray.d on tht Stamp. AN IMPORTANT Merit/FAY. MESS RS.CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, baying A* LTA along fades of yeah made the V h NEREAL DISEASE the particular object of their instill/nice, are now enabl.d• to an. noince the difcovery of a Medicine fupedor to Mercury in dig Cure of that Difeafe. It is at prelim fulfielert for them to obGrvei that Its Aiken are diametrically oppoke to thofc of Mercury, foe though It completely eradicates every 'vetlige of the virus in Its molt confirmed Rages, yet it does not in the lean injure the coolti. tut on, or alter the c , osplettisn ; on the contrary, it renovates the fyßent in all its natural funetions, promotes appetite. and facil tates Digaltion. Numberlefs initanees are on recent record of the Cum-liar efficacy of thin Medielise, its inherent and fpecifle virtues. ?ding as a perpetual corrective to bodily dar.y, whether pro. eeedinz; front an excels 10 conjugal and illicit pleafure, offrom cite mere inlidlous though not ids deftruAive indulgence in p certain pernicious habit. Anthill. the melanditly variety of pifordera which are the confequmce of this Weary via; there are none non labeling than thole nencieNCIIIIIDd 011111161/411. that plevent or embitter the mateinumial 'tate. The wretched fufferer broods over his 'misfortunes, adulated to feet relief ti 9 it has brought him to (nth a tate of mikry as to render Ilk oppreffive. To that& un happy Perrone it will be a confoliog reflation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, he reamed to that grcatelt of all human bleflogs, a firm. manly, and vigor ous Conititution. Madre*. Currie and Co. may be conflated by Patient,/ of either Ste, at thdr Hoar, No ro7. Hanoi, Garden, Performiliv or by letter (poll paid) incloling a Bank Note. when the nceeffary ad ,vice and Medicines will be given or rent to any part of the Ktry. dous.—Vaticrris in the-Cousi.ry inerequetted to date their age and nerd mode of livirg. No. 107, Hatton Garden. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the 'lady, and been gratified by the molt confiderable pra Nee in that branch gj which I thought proper to felcc't, t unit tint I have not more mif employed my time than thofe who, le the ensnare BM of the protallion, are occalionally Imaterfed in uncartaluty, and cannot always , attain that feuds which is acquired by concentrating the unclothel power to nue oafs of diferdevi. The &leaks of DEBILITY are peculiarly ditterifing, for they , bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoots, and by a de prelate of all vital energy, esiltenceitfelf becomes embitt,red.-a Whether they ante front the prevale,ne of lY example, the deltruc.. tire habits of fcboolboys, or the inelolgetices of maturity, they re quire the molt alfidernisproicflional skill ; but by the Ignorance of uneducated men, the (popcorns arc aggravated, and the coultitu tion Is dcitroyed. Asa MEMBER efthe ROYAL cou.Eca of SURGEONS. I ground my pretennons on regularity of educnion, and pnifcfbog every privilege to priCtice, I feelmykif entitled tntitat eenfidened with. which I have hitherto Menlo liberally honoured. In the brit fenrations of local wesknefs, early application will prevent the caLimity of a tebilikundlttine; tact Moore Ow referee; ' from a eoefeloolnefa of the eilailinlifillefs Of the vice which cooled Ms misfortune, is fearful of the eeintempt or cenfe re of his family phyflcian, and broods over Me Inerrnky with ameba concealment, it mug be fatisfadory for blot op be *Mired not only of ehimbllitlf of treatment but alto of the molt inviolable fecrecy. And in recent Venereal Complaints it iepnfable so prevent pain danger or diltrefa ; la the molt complicated ego It it the acquire ment of exchifive experience In this hue to ar4dt a fare, certain, and (ply re-eltablifltment. I Gder the advantage of this experience to thole of either fee wha are afilidled with any kind of DEBILITY, of-any rittiptoms of VENEREAL INFECTION,and in all eaten the terisnof rear aeration are Bated =the hilt interview, Patients in the country are et peeled to Ideate a Bank note, and ate requefted to (le,Uy thdr age and runner of living. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal Corege of Sutphin., k Loildoe. . No. so, Arundel Arent. Sc rand. near lessede . • TO TmOMAS TAYLOR, Ifin, Dear Sir , No.;, Bridike 7 direet, tandem. FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me; to inform you of the very great and eatraordinary Cure Flusee received from your Invaluable Medicine—LEAK E's PATENT PILIS,III About two years an, I was attacked with alifettereal DifordeT which I treated rather nightly for fore time, but the difeale t lutgtb fpreading all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the mod cminentof the Faculty, lint their Alitenr.o afforded unly tam poruy ;Tint. I went through various ;curies of Salivation, and teem being rather of a corpulent Habit was redue:d • ro • oss re Skekton. The Ware thaf fpread all Mew sty flmbt, rendered me a complete objeet, fo that my friends de paired of my recovery. When brought to this &twenty, I confidered death ea. iseviteble, but a relation of mine commenting 'menthe many cafes in which your Pills bed fucceeded, I was induced to try a bit them. which I thought rather relieved me, and by perlevrrance for two no three month*, and followiog yrur dir-ttiout I experienced the r.oft unaccountable relaxation from pate, die fore gradually (obi - Wing ; lam now, thank GOD, perfectly reeo vevtdeand . Walk. ing out daily : I doubt not but one more boa, whic,b I think CPO-. ti MI to take, wiU my health in ire Original Elate. It a. • with the m.ft heartfelt gratitude that / futdenive cnyfelf, Sir, your much oblig-d humble fervent, Was. Pleases. I/tent h :ate, Machelter, July 1, P.S. 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