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r~ LAW 111'7 L. COURT OF CHANCERY, JULY ss. QUACK DOCTORS. * TWO MATTFt OF ANTHONY DAFFY SWINTON, A RANKROFT. Mr. PERCIVAL Rated, that this was a petition to the Lqrd Chancellor nn the pert of Anthony Daffy Swinton, the proprietor of I? medicine called Daffy's Elixir, praying. that the Commitlino of Bankruptcy againft him might be fuperfeded. The con'imiffion had iffued upon the tcflimony of one George Hall, the bankrupt's fee vani, who had fworn that his mat ter had ordered him to deny him to his creditors.— This fame George Hall had been lately confined in Giltfpur-Rieet Compter I.r felony, And had these confeffed to Mr. Swinton, that he had been induced to (wear he had denied him, by one Ludler Cham berlain, silo had bribed him with an offer of fix guineas. He had made an affil.tvitrf thefan, andhaJ pofitively (worn that Mr. Swinton never did initrun him to deny hini to his creditors. Loan CHawe LLL nit.—" Why do you not bring att anion againft the ad nets, and let arena prove the ad of bankruptcy ? I (hall: not decide on affidavits, efpecially where a man (wears that he has before [worn falfely.' . The Souceroa G.Nsaat. obferved, that the only quellion Was, whether any an of bankruptcy had been committed ? It was quite a common thing to fupport 'ant of bankruptcy upon Gee which were never Rated to the Commitlioners. As to Mr. Swin ton, he had committed ads of hankruptiy in every plate way. He could piefent to his Lordthip's view a very curious pinto e of him. ITir. NIKITAI went on to nate, that Hall had been tried for felony, and acquitted. Loan CRANcILLOR.—Who indicted him ? SOLICITOR GC . --Mr. Swinton indicted him. I (hall thew your Lord(hip that it was a molt infa mous confpiracy. Mr. New& c repeated the contents of Hall's fe• ennd affidavit. in denial of the tirfl. He then Rated the affidavit of the bankrupt, as to a converfation with Hall in pi ifon, when he acknowledged that he bad been bribed to (wear he had been inftruned to deny him to his creditors ; and, laßly. the affidavit of a Mr. Hedges, confirming the truth of that con verfation. Such were the grounds upon which he deGred his Lord(hip to fa afide the Commiffion. It was evident, he laid. that it had iffued upon the oath of a man, who, by his own account, was unworthy of credit ; and therefore he trußed his Lord(hip would not fuller fuch a proceeding as a Commiffion of Bankruptcy to be adopted upon his evidence. LoaD CHANCELLOR.—This is the worn place in the world to try a man's credit in. I (hall never think of it. You have inclined the perfon on whole affidavit the Commillion iffued, and now you want to avail yourfelf of lii. confeffon in gaol. Theft are things I mould have treated lightly in another court, where I have long attended, upon any queltion as to (erring afide an an of Bankruptcy. Mr. AGAR, on the fame fide. fubmitted that the Commiffion ought nut to proceed. The SOLlCrrna G • obferved, that his Lord ( Sip was required to fupercede this commitlion at the expellee of ao honell petitioning creditor, beeaufe the fervant employed by Swinton turned out to be a per fon to whom credit ought not to be given. Before that was dane, he was perfuaded his Lord/kip would be fmisfied that there had not been any ad of bank ruptcy committed. It was rather too much for Mr. Swinton to deGre that Hall Mould be declared un worthy of credit, merely becaufe he had been indicted for a felony, confidning the circumllances of the Charge agairm him. He was smiled by Mr. Swin ton with having Nolen a two pound onte—he denied it—The neat morning he returned to the houfe of his employer, and a contlable was fent for to take him ioto cußady—his pockets were fearched, and the con- Sable looked into his hat, but found nothing. Swin ton foon after diretned the formable to examine his bat again—the officer did fo, and a al. note was dif coveted. Upon this Hall was committed to Gilt fpur.ftreet Compter. Swinton called upon him there, and promifed not to profecute, if he would fign a pa per, confeffing that he had never been Whistled to deny hint to his creditors. LORD Crwicaccoa —Did Swinton appear as a witnefs againft him ? SOLICITOR C .—He did, but Hall was ac quitted. LoaD CHANCILLOR.-.—l think Mr. Swinton will bear of this. SOLICITOR Go to art AL —A fecond charge wan pre. [erred againfl Hall, for feluniormy removing Swin ton's goods. Swinton appeared as a witnefs againfl him, but the Jury difbelieved him, and Hall was again acquitted. As to the allegation of Hall's haw ing received a bribe to make the affidavit on which the commiffioo had iffued, it was nothing more than this.- Mr. Ludler Chamberlain, one of Ssainton's cre ditors, had been lung in purfuit of him without loc. cefs. Swinton, to prevent his being furprifcd, had an infide door at his houfe in Salifbuty fquarr, wish a fpring lock , which communicated with the next houfe, occupied by Mts. Keillake, with %shorn he lived.— This Lady always opened the outer door, and if The had any fufpiciun of the %unfits i Eke rung a bell as a' (lanai to Swinton to make his cfeape through a trap door. Betides this precaution. Swinton, when he went nut, was always. difguifeil in a waggoner'sfinock frock, ai.h t black wig, and Ms eye-brows and whir kers blacked with burnt cork ; he had alfoin mte pocket a brace of patois, and in the other a quantity of (miff to throw in the eyes of any peifon who attentively fumed to nbferve LORD CbIANCELLOR—He teens, t o h ave made an attempt to bring his fnuff here to blind our judg anent, but he may be allured lie will not fuccced. The Sozicrroa Gieveas. added, that, by there aratagems, Swinton had long eluded his creditors : bust at hail Chamberlain promifed Hall fix guineas to let him into the bode. Hall contented to betray his matter, and Swinton, after having been purfued through kveral trap doors and mazy labyrinths, was at length arrefted. Such was the real Milne) , of the bribe u ffered to Hall. But at once to decide the wieflion, it was only neceffary to Rate, that the cons- St iffion had not been founded upon the denial of the Bankrupt to his creditors, but upon the fad of bis gbffonding from his dwelling bottle, and taking away • his property. This will appeer upon the face of the proceedings under the Commiffinn. Mr. Cueeen enforced thefe obfervations, and con• tended that the commiffion ought not to be fryer- Wed. LORD CnANCILLOII.—Let Swinton bring his adios to try the aft of bankruptcy if he pleafes. I would have him take good care that he is not a defendant upon an indidment. If thefe affidavits are corred, it may be worth his while to confider what figure he will make if he is indided for a malicious protects rion. I would recommend him to be quiet s for (tumid he be profccuted he will be in a fituarion of extreme peril. Let him bring his aftion, and I, think he will find, that an at of bankruptcy is not to be purged even by Daffy's Elixir. WEDNESDAY. JULY 23. A motion was made for the appointment of a Guardian to an infant, in the room of his father. It was (fates:, that a very confiderable legacy had been left to the child upon its attaining twenty-one years ; but, in the event of its dying, the legacy was to go to the father. T!•-_ latter had availed hirofelf of his parental authority to ufe the child in the mull cruel manner, with a view, as was fuppofed, of hafieniug its death. He had proceeded to loch ens of violence, that the Magiftrate, beforewhom his condo& had been complained of, had thought proper to commit him. The LORD CHANCELLOR alked if theft: fans were po• fitively (worn to ? and upon being anfwered in the affirmative, he Paid he felt it to be a cafe in which he ought tcreeeede to the motion in the fill inflance..— His Lordibip immediately referred to one of the Matters to confider of a proper Guardian for the Infant. CRASSNESS V. COLLINS. We have had very frequent occafion to nrvice this caufe in our report of the proceedings in eqnif y. On account of the increafing expences of this litigation, inßead of referring a variety of items of account to the Matter s it was deemed prudent to commit the, decifion upon them to the two junior Conflict in the caufe, who now appeared to Rate before his Lordfhip a particular article which they did not think it right to allow to the Father, without the exprels fan lion of the Court. Mr. PERCIVAL lamented that a matter of fo much delicacy thould In often be adverted to in public; the item to which this difficulty applied was a rum only of aol. As the fume to be allowed by the Referees were only to be thole applied to the maintenance of the children, they did not confider themfelves antho riled in placing this to the credit of the Plaintiff with oot his Lordfhip's exprefs permitlion. Sir SAMUIL RoMH.Lv was fomewhat furprifed at this objeAion. The molt ferious confequences mutt have been fait by this young gentleman, for whole ore this money was advanced, if the paternal folici tude of Mr. Chambers had not intetroled on fuck an occafion. Mars. Finer, and GIRDLEITOIII, to whom theft accounts had been referred, made fume general com meats en the line of conduit they had purfued, and on their motives for rejeBing this item. The Lotto Cuamcsi.Loa commended the prudence of the parties in placing the bufinef, in Inch hands ; approved of the principle by which the Gentlemen had been guided in this particular ; and declined in terfering with their judgment. He laid, the whole of this affair exhibited a moll afiliAing pillure of the verfitility of human affairs ; jolt at this moment the gratitude of the country was difplayed to the illut mous grandfather of there young perfons (Lord Rodney), who had adorned the annals of his country by one of the molt brilliant vi4fories in the protraited catalogue of our naval triumphs. NIWNIAN V. JONES AND ANOTHER. This caufe has been fix years before the Court. In t Soo a woman difcovered a bond figned by Laycock Hill, to whom the Defendants in this caufe are truf tees. In that capacity they had difpofed of his drab, and had fold his elates to a perfon of the name of Bennet, to whom alfo they delivered their trult deed, fuppofing they had completely fulfilled all the objeas of their appointment. The bond was dated in the year 1780. After Mr. Hotcuar had been heard for the Plain ' tiff, and Sir SAM on Roatit.xy fog the Defendants, The LORD CMANCVLLOR laid, fince the date of the bond twenty-fix years had expired: the fbr.rtncfs of human fife made it expedient that fome limitations fhauld be imp- led. that what either the memory or the condition of man could not reach, fhonld not be the conliant fubjeas of difpute and litigating.— Hence there were Statutes of Limitation on the re cords of Parliament, avid Statutes of Limitation which the good fenfe of Judges had recommended, to preclude unceafing controverfy in the affairs of life. —On this ground it had been ruled, that a bond on which no tnterefl had been paid for twenty years, fhould be cottlidered as cancelled ; and on the obvi ous principle, that perfons will be regardful of their own intareft, and if they have not claimed for a long fucceffinn of years any benefit from fuch a document, it is in the higliefl degree probable that they were en titled to no lack benefit. His Lordfliip laid, that he I fhould take cafe that the forms of the Court were, in tfis inflame, refpcaed, and that fubtiantial jultice ihould be done between the parties, as effeaually as the impel fee lights he had OD the fu'ojett could con dua lam to it.—Deferted. intrifitina was taken on Monday, on the body of j. W. Darky, kfq. who WAS blind dead in bib bed. at No 3. Sackvilte-!beet. The de eeafed, who was a gentleman of fortune, had arrived on Saturday from his country feat near Windfor : he compixined of a pain in his head on retiring to red, no Saturday evening. and the next morning was found dead.—Verdift—Died by the Vifuation of Con. The Thunder norm, on Tharfday lan, was moll dreadful iu the neighbourhood of Hampton, and Sun- bury. The latter church was (truck by the lightning, which greatly damaged the building, and broke le veral of the windows. On the a rah irallanr, as J. Ward, Tithe•prn&r, of Caihel, in Ireland, was returning home, he was moil inhumanly murdered by forme peafJns unknown. - - Sunday fe'nnight a boy got on the wheel of a mill, at Kilmahon, iii Ireland. which let it going, and in &and), et uth,;6l biat to atoms. POLICke to. MA RLII6IntIGH- STa e rr.—yearmy ifezzax,_ the. Cele/ bated Blind Fidler, charged one of his hreihren with withholding from him 131. 6d. as the part of profit ceiling from his profeffional labour. In confeepteace of the marriage of Mifs Wynn, on Tuefday lafi, to I Mr. Campbell, the fervants belonging to the Lady's family had liberty to celebrate the day in convivia lity, at No. 7, George.flreet, Hanover-fquare, and in the evening Blind Jemmy was employed to give life to the dance I Jemmy was empowered to engage partner in his profeflion, who was appointed to re ceive the reward of their labour, and who, in the end, was guilty of a breach of truß. The muftoians ' partook of the circulating drop:, 1111(11 they became ex needing noify, and nothing but the Infs of light pre vented Jemmy giving battle to his (errant. They at length put an end to the folliv;ty of the company, and the whole difperfetl, left offence might be given to their fuperiors, who were in the houfe. The con. tension between mailer and man was fo great refpeA ing the dividing'of a guinea which was given them, that it required the interfezence of the watchman, who eondußed mailer and man to durance Tile. Jem my before the Magitlrates contended that be had a tiy,ht to 31. 6d. more of the given money, than his fervent, who had kept the whole, and whom he bad employed for the evening. On the Magiftrate re• minding him that if he did not condua htmfelf with propriety he would tgain be fent to prifon, Jemmy hoped for fuch an event, as, when in prifon, he kept the turnkeys in good humour by the ferape of his fiddle, which silo afforded relief to the priloners in their pitiable fitoations. The Magißrate diftharged the fidlers, there being no fpecific complaint agataff them. Yellerday Elizabeth Hazleton and Ann Henry ,are committed from Shadwell Office, for Reeling feveral articles of furniture, from the Globe and Pigeons in Shadwell High•fireet a as were Hannah Macartney and Jane Ct liner, for flealing . two pieces of linen from the !hop of Mt. Poole, in Rateliff highway. Two boys were yeßerday committed from White. chapel Office, for Reeling a piece of linen from a Chop in that lireet. On Saturday morning the landlord of the Half. I, Moon public houfe, Putney. was robbed of notes and calls amounting to upwards of 741. which he had locked in his bureau for the purpofe of paying his brewer. Immediately he dilcovered the robbery, his fufpicinn fell on a private belonging to a regiment of light dragoons, who was quartered on him, and who bore but a light charatter ; he accordingly had him taken up, when the man confeired the fall, and implicated one of his com►ades in the robbery, in whole polTclflon the property, with the exception of one pound, was found. They are both committed to jail for trial. BIRTHS. Fri/ay, in Great Rnfelt•Rrect, the Lady of Captain Cruden, of the Firft Royal Tower Hamlets Mi litia, of a daughter. On the ttt► inftant, the Lady of CoMatt Goldle, of the 6th Dragoon Chards, of a daughter. Sunday, at Yarmouth, the Lady of Captain Curry, of the Royal Navy, of a daughter. Friday. at Gain's Hill, Huntingdonfldre, the Lady of Sir James Dubeeley, of a daughter. On the i3th Milan', at Denham Green, the Moo. Mrs. Erfkine, of Cardrofs, of a fon. • On the ad Infant, at Seaford, the Lady of Captain Fowler, of the utth Light Dragoons, of a slaughter. Sunday, at her huufe in Lincoln s tun Fields, the Honourable Mrs. John Vaughan, of a daughter. On Saturday morning, the Lacy of Captain Gold, of the Royal Artillery, of a fon. At Ayr. the I.ady of Lieut. Colonel Burnett, of a daughter. On the Bth Inßant, Benjamin Fdward Hill, Ffq to Mifs Braith waite, daughter of the late Richard Braithwaite, Erq. Admiral of the White. At St. George's, Hanover-fousre, the Rev. Jobe Briggs, Radar of lAttle Durand. kites, and late Fellow of King's College, Coin. bridge, to Mils Ifabell;Ehitts, fecond daughter of the late Dean of Caddie. On the 3d loft. at Monk of 'Frit, Mr. George Cruden, Mafter of the Publit Wilting School in Aberdeen, to Mifs Sophia Fearer, daughter of the Rev. Wm. Frafcr, Minlfter of the Gofgel, Tyrie. At Mary•la-Bonae Church, the Rev. Robert Stevens, to mita Malan. On Ms pange from London to Leith, lieutenant Colin Thomp. fuel, of the 63d Regiment. On Friday ntorniog, fuddenly, at Nineltefter, lieutenant H. E. Sutherland, late of his Majcily Cain Boadicea. He was called at eleven oVock, and &Bred to be called again at twelve, at which hour hr was found dead in Ma heel In Meath ttrcet, Dublin, aged 83, the Rey. B. Sherlock, D. D. he was 48 years P P. or St Catherine's Peas in that city. Saturday fennight, at Whitby, the Rev. Mackenzie, late Chaplain In the Army, who the year before had retired to Whitby fur the benefit of his health. -.- ~• At Sw awe, Dorktthire, WI.. Price, widow of the late unfor. Innate Captain Price, Commander of the Prince of Wales hall Indiaman, loft off the Cape of Good Hope. On the 14th June UR, at Verdun, in France, aged 47, the Rev. William White, M. A Vicar of Lancallim f hurfday loft, at his feat at Thames Ditton, Surrey, Sir Richard Jofeph Sullivan, Bart. M. P. for Seaford. Saturday left, In Devonlhire•piace, the Lady of General Beetle. At Made of Tongland, the Rev. Alesandcr Robb, minifter of that pariah PRICE OF HODS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bap 11 !se to N oe Pockets 41 cs to 71 131 PRICE Or NAY AND STRAW IN IMITIIIIRLD. Hay, - 31 Ica to 41 toe I (loV New Da cl ccs to of Goa I Straw, 41 03 to 51 CS 21 01 to 21 'ls COAL. MARK HT, July 13 Ships at Market Ships fuld Price ' 31 Newc .111,. Coal 23 43 5 50d to Sot 3d. 5 Sunderland 3 434 od to dds 6d 1 Cannel Coal • o °A od I Cinders - o cos od to oos ad. COPY of a I.ETYFR from Metro Cr.oamt and LOMA X, Plig. ten and liookrelkrs, Stockport, to De. SOLOMON, Gilead Houle, Liverpool. SIR, Stockpcm May is, AGentleman, of the firft telpeftability, who had lingered under a tedious Hines eight ymrs, having been fnatehed from the jaws of death by your loyal liable CORDIALBA I.st of GILIAD, we confider it a duty incumbent upon us to lofe no time in informing you, that you may be enabled to publith its vir tues, for the fake of our afilided fellow creatures. You may fup. pore, from the length of his Inners, no espence or medical aid was (pared, and providentially for his numerous family of ten chit. dwtt, your incftimable medicine was thought of, which has hap ' pity rellored him to his former good hate of health. Being a cle rical gentleman, he wiflics his name not to be publithed ; but to remove any doubt from the minds of the affintied, any enquiries I relative thereto will be rheerfully fatisficd by Your's n CI ...112KE and LOMAX. Prepared Ivy Dr. Sokimon, Gilead lioure, nor Liverpool, in x:s. nd and 3:s bottles ; the latter conoin four of the former, by which the purehafer fives os. Ere.ry genuine bottle has a Ramp, which hear• the Proprietor'. name and addref•, Sami. Solomon, Liverpool, to imitate whkh i• felony. . _ N. it The polt ige of att letter% to the Dodor mutt be paid o and toe. 04 la t kc cu4uk4 tot advice. • A CERTADI CURE FOR CORNS INFALLIBLE GERMAN CC RN-I'L.A:STER. .. • THE PROPRIETOR .elf 0,4 mat excellen! twfivr li fo certaintif Its Efficacy having never failed In i iariety of Cafes, agrees, if it does nut eradiMilf tist"Corn, raw and branch, TO KI.TVIN TUC MO `I2T. And his I cgs leave to add; that ft La infinitely the advantage of the numberiefsioeffi. carious Ointments, Salves, &t. an many hundreds of afilieted per. lons can teitify, among *boat are tome of the firft charadters us this kingdom. Sold Whelefale and Retail by 'r.Axtell, No. t, Finch-lane, mar the Royal Exchange; and an by Mr. Day, No. 7, T.Tvilkoil• Rivet;: Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. Janics's-itreet; Mr. Milder, No. st Pali-Mall; Mr. Ward, ,No. 3i.,, Holborn ; and Jebottit and a No. 'so. Oxfmd-ftrect. At Mtn!, by Mr. Bt. gin and Mr. Sheppard, Bcokfellers Bath, By Hazard, boolifelier ' and)Nrislat, pasftuaist. eralinburgh, by Batter, South Br Pardee and G ofport, Mr. Harding a. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore. printer.and Mr:Jotter ,boctkildier, Portfmouth, Mr. Motley, bookie/ler. And by molt of the Waite:sof Medicines in 14114* Frouthe tionourabk and Right Reverend the LORD LlSHtie of CARLISLE, . . To Mr. CHING, Apetheiary, Clicapilde, Lnnioti. SIR —1 Teadily embrace Inc oppot tunity le•let, iamb tuanf addityt my taniman) to Ilea; of tilt pqßp caw; BARON in favour of your Paccar Worm Medicine • my .11, fon having a few months ago a very materief benefit from the ufe of It. He bad been unwell few kraal weeks previmmte _his taking it, appeared pale and etnaciated, was Languid. and toth planed frequently of pains In his head and fide. The Lord Chief Barad, who had accidiatidly foen bins in this hate, tortunately commended to me the trial of your Loiengei ; and that notion might be 1011, or sty mfflake aecitr In obtaining the genuine Me dicine, fent rue three durcii of it. The fiat of their . occallened a vilihic amendment, and attic the fccapd dole every us.pleafitot fyniptom difapptared, but I Judged it right to give the third, as the two former had agreed fo uncommonly well. From that time,roy fon has been in poled health, and I certainly attribute his care Wholly to the efficacy of the Worm Lozenges I have Once to. tommended your Loseuges in fevcral loft:tees, wbarels I have the fatisfaCtion to allure you, they have uediurnily been of great crake I ought to add, that from the nature of the eltat pro. fueed by them in my ton's cafe, I apprehend his complaints to have Arden fru m anobilfutlion between. the itonweb mad sitars, I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, Rote Celtic, Dee. 7. • • E. CARLISLE. As openingPhylie at this fcafon of the year, CHING', is At• perior to every other Medicine. Sold wholdale and retail, at Ching and diutter'a, Na 4. Cho"' fide, Loudon, In boner at 30,64, and au 9d, each ; and for charlt,s. ble purpofes, In Imam at ass cub. For the SCURVY, LEPR 03Y, and all Complaints, arlSogtrOus lenpuritrof the Shed, anchlifeafed Lyrephalcs. Slr JOHN HILL'. ESSI:NCE (1) WA'[ E.it DOCK. If any one Is iU and knows nut'his diforocr, let him 141pcdk the Scurvy." Mathiolls. T HE SCURVY appekri to b; more prevaleat to this Country than in a , ,y other within our knowledge; strbe• diet this auks from luxurious living, the Rate of the atinciplerie, the varlablencls of our climate, .or the large quantity of animal food taken by perfons of every clefs, Is not edgily determined; it is enough that the evil (MR; and It is a valuable Welting, that the great and beneficent CASA rue has particularly favoured the th. habitants of Groat Britain with a peculiar Remedy. The GREAT WATERDOCK is a plant indigentstw to title country, and has ever been recommended as the only mtg. Vegetable Specific for the Scurvy. Mon motes publsSwel a Treaufe on title Plant, In the year 16111, where he largely treats on Its powerful virtues in eradicating the Scurvy, with•all itaat tendrint fyroptoms. and proves It to be the MERSA FIRMA*. NICA ot the ANCIENT S. Whether the Scurvy be of the eruptive kind, or latent In the habit, this Ellence Is always conhttent In its operation and circa'. Its fiat effort is by infenSble pufplration, opentug the ohltruelleel pores, and giving palfagc to ;he offending humane; and, where the &finder Is virulent, Nat ure is tardier shifted by a more thee ordinary dlfeharge of urine. It retinue the IoR tone of thafter mach, enriches and fwectens the blood, carrels ell its acrid, mi.. monious, and putrefaelve qualities, removes nettles., %Among's* livid (pots of the fkin, clears It of ha impurities, and never fails& performing a found and perfeet cure. gold wholcfale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, No. do, It. Paul's Church Yard ; the penuine article has their names ceirmed On the Stamp. Price 311. 6d. 101.6 d. and ass. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. MESS RS.CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, having for a long feries s of years made the VENEICEAL DISRAS2 the particular okra of their intelligence, are now enabled to na nounee the thicovery of a Medicine fuperior to Mercury in the Cure of that Difeafe. It is at prefeotfurnelent for them to obferve that Its died" are diametrically oppofite to tbde of Mercury, for though it completely eradleatu every stake of the virus in its moll confirmed [taps, yet it does not in the lealt Injure tbeconftl tut on, or alter the complexion ; on the contrary, it renovates the fyftem in all its natural functions, promotes Appetite. and facili tates Digeilion. Numberiefs hiltnets are on recent record of the foperior efficacy of this Medic-We, its inherent and fpedfie virtue s adios as a perpetual corrective to bodily debility, whether pro. reining from an excels of conjugal and illicit *afire, or from the more InikUous though not lefugleftrutlive Indulgence In • certain pernicious habit. Anthill the melancholy variety of Dirge/cm which are the confeq nem of this folitary vice, there are none more 'Aiding than thole plummets and DtaILITICS that prevent or embitter the matrimonial Rate. The wretched fufferer broods ever his misfortunes, lamed to leek relief till It has brought him to loch a Rate of milery as to render life oppreffive. To there on. happy Perkins it will be a confoling retieetlois to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be reftored to that greateit of all human biefangs, a limos, manly, and vigor ous Contlitution. Metes. Currie and Co. may be coofulted by Patients of t2ll r Sex, at their tloufe, No so 7, Hatton Garden, Verfuoally or . vy letter (volt paid) inclufing a sant Note, when the necdfary ad vice and Medicines will be given or fent to any part of the King dom—Patients in the Couulry are requeited to Rate their age and general mode of living. No. tof, Hatton Garden. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and been gratified by the molt confideraide pradlce in that branch which I thought proper to fried, I trait that I have not more Wl employed my time than thofe who, in the estenfive fickler the profsffion, arc oecafionally Unenvied in unmrtalitty, and quaryot always attain that fueeefs which is acquired by concentrating the t otellettual power to one clari of diferders. The difeafts of DKBII.ITY are peculiarly diftrefUng, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptums, and by a de preffion of all vital energy, eaiftence Heil becomes emblttcred..... Whether they arife from the prevalence of ill example, the deltrne tire habits of feboolboys,or the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the mat alEduous profenional OciU ; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the fymptoms are aggravated, and the conaita" lion is deßroyed. Asa Mb.MBER ofthe ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS. I ground my preteofions on regularity of education. and pa:ldling every privilege to pradlice, I feel myfelfentided to that con&lence with which I have hitherto been fn liberally honoured. In the Belt fenfatlims of local wealinefs, early applies*. will prevent the calamity of a debtiltated frame ;hut where the fairer, from a eoxfdaufners of the unroardinefs of the vice ',WI csufroi his misfortune, is fearful of the cont-rupt or te:.fare ot: has raonlr phynehn, and broods over lila litfiritiity with careful conceal.' it mutt be latisfadory for him to be allured not oily of capatair cf treatment but alto of the matt inviolable feerecy. And In recent Venereal Complaints it is partible to prevent pain danger or dithers ; In the mitt complicated cafes it is the acquire ment of excluilve experience 1p this line to deft a Cafe, certain, and rpeedy re-eltabliihment. I ober the advantage of tido experience to took of either fez who are affilaal with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fruptoms of VENKREAI. INFhCTION, and in 4I cafes the terms of remu• neration uettated on the Ira intervie . . . Patients in the country are canceled to inelofe a Bank note, and are requelled to (puffy their age and manner of living. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgenna, In London. No. sp, Arundel Erect, &rood, near Temple liar. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRITIGE TO.MORKOW. Morning - - 34 minut,, aqer 9 Afternoon . • - 9 minutes after to LUItDON Primed and pubilbed by LXVIPL KENT, (of Ole' tertory-plact, Lambeth), at the Brat Ovine, 24 , 7.1. Care) - )1114. Pu;,1:1:d alts c thefts& Osnes, TemPlt-list• I