Star. — London, England, 1806-11-26 00:00:00

• LW INTELLIGENCIL -COURT 0? KING'S BENCH, NOVEMDER is. Mr. Gaceow applied to the Court for the iffue of quo siserrouto, addreffed to a Mr. Jofeph Kahn, of Pi.rt AA, requiting him to fpeeify by what authority he exercifed the fuselion of a freeman in that bo rongh.--Por Ilea was chartered in the reign of Henry VIII. and it was expreVety laid dawn in the Char ter, that when an elettion of freemen was to take place, .notice of a meeting for that purl:wife was to be given by a Serjeant at Mace td the other freemen two days bd, re filch meeting, by leaving &notice at each of their d*elling !inures. (n Sunday, the toth of Augull lad„ the farming bailiff of Mr. Haft ifun who lived at a (port dillante from Forties, met th; Serjeant at Mace in the town, who told hint he was gt4nr to flatworm his mafler - to attend a ;meting next day, for the porprO of main rime freemen. The bailiff told him, he flinirld inspire Mr. Harrifon, which he did, and Mr. Hateifon attended, when a flambee of improper perf ms were made freemen.— Mt. Harris, dad whet refgethble per lona, protefled againft the proceeding, which took place in the ab. Conceal the Recorder, bet - . ire whom fuch meeting, by the Charter, war ordered to be held ; and the pre fent application became neceffoty to the Court, in nr• der that (itch unfcernly practices might not in future cccur, and that the improprieties which had already taken place might experience the Calutary correeion of the Coati. Mr. Gaanow Rated, that many years mai,. the fame cafe had occurred, in a caufe, " The King a. The Mayor of Shrevrlbury." The Court granted the application. TUB atk G W. WN. JAMESna, tact, The Defendant had fuffered judgment to go by default, on a priffeeution for writing, and caufing to be publifixed in the Yolk Herald, a libel upon Henry Yarbury, Efq. of Hedington, in YorkfhiTe. The Defendant is an attorney of the Court. A f fidavits were read on the part of the profeeu• tion. The fird was from Mr. Alexander Barthele mone proptietoe and publiffier of the York Herald. It tated, that oa Friday, the sad •of November, tilos. an article was brought for infertion in that neme ,tp a p e r„ fr n en the Defendant, rertaent at Herring ton. It was, ionntmhed into, about two hundred copies, when the paper being difcovered to be of a libellous laptleoey, the publication was flopped. The libel was io.4,be form of an advertifernent, and was as follows R awe n —Whereas Henry Yarbory, Efq of Hatinaton.had perfonally dircharged rdward Gsribby. a publican, front drifting a joint Of mat fee SVllliam lame-fon. Efq. for the entertainment of lam and td• (deride. And when as, fosse perfos, or petrol. an. linemen eltt•tO two the dirrup of the fadsl'e helot:ging to 'he grey aallaway Mr. jamdon is acr Aniseed to ride, end at other times have entlerrnured to hurt and injure that Cientkman. And where. as. tbefidd Mr. humeral has Arens make to ferret, from the dirt esawa• give" so 4divard Oa alibi, end other efts of malice and ase ligoity, that the fa:d Hoary Yarbury we, at the bottom of the fine, with intent to take away his Ilfe ; he, Mr Jamefon, will give the row ard of tweguineas OD conviCtion of the offender. And SIMS gentleman. for his own perfonal tiny, thinks It his duty to elate , the effdtanee .f all his Maleity's Jolliet" of the Pure for the Liberty of St. Peter, in the county of Yore, In which Liberty tlw towoenpot Hellloaran lies, againft the (Aid Hairy Varburr. and Wilda welts god tither, at Helne ton afuerf.sid. or ellewhere, that He suy gelation{ his ellentslawful buMrds , without being In denier of receiving meat or injury iu fo chairs.' Sithrequent to the refufal of fatther publication of this libel, the Defendant called with a modification edit ; bur this was likewife objetied tn. The, affidavits of William Haydn, Charles R n . beets, Henry Story, and Edward Garthby, proved that the Defendant procured a hard bill of the fame native as the advertifeinent, to be flack agaiall the church done of !telling:cm, nn the ctrit of November. •allog, which remained there till the tcrh of Decem ber In the Cam year. It likewife dated, that the Ihfendant expofed the fame in the coffee room of the Ynrk Tavern, and that Story was applied to, as ..-printer, tv mit* tyo hand bills of the advertife- Illybe. to which was attached this pairage—" If any IMO densely, this notice, thengeill be profecuted." j Thomas '!'ruby and George one ftenre to a de. elaration of the Defendant,that be would buy a boric whip with a wire thong, to flog Mr. Yarbury ; this was corroborated by Matthew Little. Henry Yar berry. F.I - 1 depofed, by his affidavit. that he never bad fe.rbidden Edtvard Gaftliby from receiving the friends of Mr. Jamefon. Oa the part of the Defendant, his non affidavit was read, Rating, that Garthby, who is a tenant of Mr. Yarbury, had alnOlutely refuted to entertain his friends at his public houfe, and affigned as his f eh- Ibn, That his landlord had hi:bidden him. The - Etw fendaat, during this converfation, had hung his houfe to a railing, and oa his'return to mount him, had mealy received confiderable injury by falling,to the ground, the trinity leather having berm nearly cut through, which he furpeAcd, from Come former differ mei, to he by the contrivance of the profecutar. (fn der the irritation of the moment, he drew up the rid vertifernent complained of, and upon the refufal of the printer to publifh it, he wrote one which was lets exceptionable. He denied that he had ever laid to any pet ton that he would buy a Ito& whip to firike the ptofecufor. He had Ibewn the molt fifteen con trition for his offence, not only by attempting no de fence, but by writing a letter to the prof/canoe in the moll fobstiffi we terms, apologising for the outrage be had c immitted upon his charaaer. Mr. Yarbury kernel difpnfed that the matter fhould beat red, and that the proceedings fhottld be flayed & but, notwith landinv, the interference of Colonel Cricket, a com mon friend, the peofecutitm was continued. The l)efericlint thew called upon Mr. Yavbury, %editing the affair might not proceed to extfemities, but the only anfwer he received was, that the law mull take its courfe. Under there citeunnlance., there was no alternative left to Mr. Jamefon, and he admitted judgment to go by default, coafciout of the impro- priety of his condutt. Lund ELLIIIIIOROUGH raid, " the apology made by the lkfendant WAS homble and decent, but his ag. grafi/ma had been repeated and unwarranted. Let the Defendant Stand committed, and be brouzht up on Wednefday next." TN' RING V• WIGLIT •/113.0T01112. The befenclante, on old man and hii two fonts, were iodised at the Li Affixes at Hereford, for an atiAnk on one Fieane t who Rated in his evidence, that Owl elder Wigley being in pr•fraflon of a (mall piece of oiler grotanth which be underftood had be longed to his father, he gave notice to quit, in formed hie that be &mild come to take podleffion on a certain day, the 14th of February, 18.1. Accord 00111111.16 w. esvor.t. This was an aflion brought by the Plaintiff, on Italian, to recover a e copenlatiun r of evarrium forlintk and labour in the fervire of the D:fendant, a mulcian. The trial yacht d touch mirth in Court, as it appeared the only lirvice perfmmed was cook ing a few favour) difhe• in the Italiau fly le, to pleafe the palate of the Defend ,nt, who appeared to be as much attached to the Epicurean fyltcm as the God of Harmony. The Plaintiff had never been pro mired more than a•few pretenta for his cookery, and, failing .o make °titbit cafe, he was nonfuited. NOTIIIIIIt 24.-.IIOROUOM OP SAtTASH. Mr. Pact moved (or a soandamos to be dire led to James Buller, Efq. and the ren of the Aldermen tad Free Burgeffes of the Borough of Saltans, com manding them immediately to pcoceed to the Elec. tion of a May r• The alidavit f one of the Alder men, on whielf the motion was founded, difelofed the following fags—That Battens was an antient 80. rough, and was reincorporated in the t4th Year of the Reign of his prefmt Majetly, and confined of a Mayor. fix Aldermen, and an indefinite number of Free Burgeffes—That the Mayor, who by the Char. I ter was to be choten from am ong t h e i n h a bit ants , was of Serle-flreet, Lincoln's Inn Fieldt t that another of the Aldermen was of the Cullom Houle, London ; I and that a third was of a place in Devonfhire : that on rile ufual Charter day in September lan, aer at I any time nom, had the Mayorproceeded to the Eke lion of a Socceffor to that Office, and that he conti nued to hold over—the Court immediately mode tl:e Rule abfolute for a Mandamus. THI KING O. J•MIS VIII WILSON. This was as indidaient againn the defendant, which was tried at the la@ Lancatter Affixes for af faul'in jothua Walinfly , a letter ca rr i er b e l ong i ng to the Pu l Office at LiverpooL It appeared from the rer.ort that the acfendant was a Clerk in the houfe of Meers. Moll and Co. of Liverpool, vela* lhip the Liberty brought into that port a bag of foreign letters. As loon as the reffel of any merchant arm ' ed, it had been the cultom for a junior clerk to goon hoard in order to fele& the letters belonging to his houfe, and to give the rca to the letter carrier with. out paying any pollagefor ilia Ic he took out. n this cafe the defendant went on board the Liberty intake the letters Meas. hfofs and Co. when the letter carriee refitted, and on entering the cabin where there were a number of ladies, he refuted to pull off his hat. This condat irritated the defendant, who fei. zed the bag, took out the letters he wanted, and (truck the man a night blow, for which he was in dieled and coneitaed. Mr. AAMNe (poke in mitigation of punifhment. The ATTVISNIT Gem seat laid, that the real dir pate in this cafe was between the Point/11er, of Li verpool bnd the merchants, the latter tetanus to pm mit their letters to go to the office in the bag with the refl, and pay the pottage for them. In order to ob tain this end, the Poll Office had lately determined, that whatever letter carrier did not bring all the Jot ters originally in the tug. should kif:ir the penalty of xol. and this hall carried the difpute flill farther. Lord E LLLLL cototron Paid, that he ruppoled every end the CrOWIT wifhed to gain would be obtained by the declaraticn of the Court concerning the law on this fohjea, which was, that the merchants had no right to detain any letters, oven if conveyed by their own Ships, but that all mug go to the Poll Office. The defendant then entered Mtn a recognizance of 11701. to appear when called upon to receive fentence, if any Whet outrage Should be committed by him. ingly, on that day T. went with his man to take po' , CalifftT OF COMMON PLEAS, NOV. tr. feffion, and met old Wigley at the place. F, aid ''''TN v. Wietrsrsa. his man had each a bill hook in his hand, with Which - Mr. &leant Barr, for the Defendant, mowed for they had been cutting the hedges, and repairing Tome la Rule to thew canfe why further proceedings fhoulel gaps as they came along through the Profecutor's nit be flayed, and the Defendant allowed to pay the own grounds. After ola Wigley and the Profecutor I Plaintiff's debt into Court without cods. His met, a difpote began about the right to the ground, tints was kneeled on an affidavit, Rating that and as F. in order to afferthis right, was proceeding I Plainti ff in this caulk was a livery liable keeps. r in tbp to take poffiffion by cutting a twig, old Wigley, Surrey Road, and the Defendant a Winn! mailer, who held his lick in his two hands, with his arms keeping an academy in the county of Surrey, 'AD extended, drew a &oath from one end of the lick, had under hit tuition a fon of the Plaintiff, agate* and difeaveled an iron blade, or tuck, at the end, whom on that account he bad a cla i m for 311. of with which he made kveral thruns at the Prnfecutor, which he had received in part aol. The Defendant, who parried them with his bill hook, and at length whenever he came to toven,•lek his hook and chalk Bruck the weapon nut of his hand. 'the Profeeutor to nand at the Plaintiff's livery Rabies ; in coat then in !hotly threw away the bill hook, and was loop. queue of which a counter debt on his part accrued; ins; down to take up the Rick which had fallen from but a confiderable balance fill remained in his fit- Wigley,when one rif the other Defendantabeingealled vow. Rein delrous to fettk the account, he re for by his father, same up, and with a hedge flake alto peatedly applied for the Plaintiff's bill, both pulite attacked the Prnfecutor, who was then Rruggling with ,ally and by a letter from his attorney. ; but although tfirfather, and could only defend hiintelf by placing it was repeatedly promifed, it was never fent to the pother between himfelf and the fort, which, being a hits, though he was always ready and antiou• to more powerful man, he was enabled to do. The fettle the account, by puttiag one bill anainft the profecutor then called to his 'nen Edmund, exclaim. etheekatti paying any balance that appeared againft trig,how could he Rand by and fee one perfon attacked I him ; but tile Plaintiff, though he never fornilhscl by two, when Wigley's fecood fon came out of the any bill, nor won)/ ever intimate to the Defendant or hosfe with a gun, and the old man told, him sub his' attorney the amount of his claim, commenced (boot the profecutor, which he threatened to do; tut • proceedings in that Court for the recovery of his bill; baring knocked the pan of the gun, he Paid be would and as his client could npt plead there was no debt go and get fume better priming, for which purpofa (6r he never could obtain the Plaintiff's bill, and apparently, he returned to the houfe, end afterwards could not Rate how the balance flood), of courfe he cameand prefented rite gun at the profeentor, threat- had no good plea to make in bar of judgment. The ening to !hoot him. Upon which, the profecutor raid Cotinfel therefore argued that the salon was coo be might (hoot hi m if h e wou ld, b ut h e k new h e mu ft menced wantonly, unneceltarily, and vexatinufly, to be banged if he did—and then a Mr. Itainbill coming trick his client out of a bill of cols, as he never was op from an adjoining field, the parties were feparated. silted for the debt before proceedings commented ; It appeared that in the !cane old Wigley was much never was furninied with any account from rata injured by a Out l spina his ribs, with the en/ of Plaintiff, and was always ready and willing to fettle she bill-hook, and was attended by a (surgeon for and pay any jolt demandagainß him.--Rule granted. fume time. It alto appeared, that upon an atlion being tried to determine the right to the piece of land Monday night, about eleven o'clock, an uninhabited a media was given lot old Wigley. The indiement hook, in Gofwellfireet, fell down with a dreadful was originally preferred at the Q2arter Seffiuns, Sod, unfit. by which two adjoining ones were fo materially Mould have been pied there, but.was improperly tt e injured as to render it noccffary to pull them /own, moved into this C.Airt by the profecutor. The Judg e which commenced yenerday: Theis houfes, from at the trial exprelied great approbation of the calm their dilapidated Rate, have long formed an objel of and temperate conduit of the profecutor in his con. terror to paffengers. Two perfons narrowly 'reaped ; Rift with old Wigley, and in particular at his throw- a large beam fell within a few inchet of a man, and ing away she bill-hook when be difatmed him of Isis nightly grazed the 'boulder of s. wpm.- tuck-nick. Dr. Dauwety and Mr. Potts& adcheffed the Court in ositigition of punifhnient, chiefly in coon deration of Wigley's being in defence o f his l a wful pniriffinn, and of his having received fume bodily in jury, and being put to great and unneceffary expense in the defence to the Indidment. Mr. Jolliet Gansa paired the fentence of the Coto t, and after taking into eonfidetation the bodily hurt received, and the expenses incurred, the deleodants Were fentenced to be imprifor-A one month each, and to enter into a rec• gnizance for their good be haviour for two years is sot. each. BIRTHS. On Friday laR, at her boat In Format:4quart, the MRTCIIIII. soh of WlNcholt fr.'s( a daughter. Lately, In Or watt the 144 of lisajoelde HA. Egg. M. W s dallghlas. , • At Loftus HaJI, tht Right Hon lady Itality Marry. of a Go. MARRIED. ." At Wella. la Iforfolk, no TuefJay the filth init. by the Rev. Valentine Hill, it cdtor atrial Para John HE!, Junior, F.fg. to MIN Mary Graham, fourth daughter or Waltham Graham, Eiu. &reared. formerly of the lEtnd of Jamaica. Toefday the itch init. at Sr, A.IWI. the Rev. T. Gu iLt, Ear rIR PALiUter 'Of Fmlnitnalt, to Mifa Grant, daughter of the Me Dr. Grant, of St AullelL Lately, at Walton Church, Liverpool, Limit's Lintel. Ph. younger brother of Sir Edward Pryee Lloyd, Baguio Mils Falk d.tuithter, of Edward Ulmer, Fig. Fairfield. lately, at ManehciLr, Mr Reddifh, *Metier, .tot Mte Evasy boat of Mancheitcr. Lately, at Chefter, Mr Jones, Curren. of Wrexham, to ME/ Denfon, daughter of Mr neuron, of Clu. der. Tluarfday la'asalght. at Stockport. the Rm. James rtairdity. M. A, Vicar of itilschefter, to Mita Mann, daughter of the late Fronds Make,Efg. of the former place. Friday it'unigiat, Capt. Fled. iitthath, or Royal frith, to MO! Haynes. daughter of the fate W. No Haynes, Elq. of Lamdoor. Lodge, Surrey. DIED.• On Wednefday lad, in the stth year of his age, at the honfa of Ids lather, Colonel Aubrey. In Suffolk Aron. Careeditittquere, after a very fevere Muria of new , three year., 'llama Aubrey. Efq. a Captain in the Ift Regiment of Guards. Hlr death ;Mho Moat regretted by hie brother Dicers and nuitterous triads. Friday mundogorn St James's Parade, Bath, aged 84, the Rite. Mr. Punbridge, a Mindter of the Roma Catholic Chapel of that Cdr. On Monday fennight, at his Mae, in New Kins.fireet, Bath., Major Vowel. • I Monday fe'nnight, at Waltham, In Suffolk, in the 2.1..1 year of W age, Edninod Betts, Eli. Captain in the Eat Suffolk P.Ebdri. In Dublin. on Sunday lot, M. Stewart, the Comedian. Sunday fa'nedsht, in the prime of life, Mr. Henry Watkinfon, furgeon and apothecary, of A 21411), near Warrington. Latc4 . at Austria. in the Province of Georgia. L a wr e nc e S o . Mars, Mothkr of Edmond Smilers, Efq. M. Mate. Filkificipn to his ajefty's Forcer Greying in Jamaica HIIC — W — W ATER AT Lotrzow nitiooz to moralow. Manias . at doer Obit 1 Afternoon • • 4j AWN, shot Serra& of a Letter from Mrs S. S. Sra tetta n o t l i Caikhefier. to her rather, atteftlng the unpatallel • J es of Hallam's Cneeritrated Fetraet, or Anima qt2alia, the smelt feast/peed elf, dual Setter:dive lo all cafes of General Deblllty. Nervous Af'• loflion,, Tremfilleg, Gkkllocts, Want of Appetite. lee Bred by R. KiM,. Colthetter, Sept. I, able. EAR FATHER, it is with pleefute I inform You that! am quite recovered from my late foinui iodlfje 11. don, and abet gee vul infirm Mr. Kemp I eatmot fulficiently de• retitle the Orebro of the Anima %tan% For Sz weeks I WM COO. ined ifs Nertroes Fever. with Ciditinefa of the Head. setomr.. niedurith muse ether lepteafent fymptoms, which deprived t o, of my volt, and made mere est moiety weak, that I thought my eorn. pike truly Anigerou.....fleopily the Anima Q2alSa brought me apale about l I bail taken bat three Fills when I mood my ftemaeb ete6der4bly relieved, sad Nat grtatelt of bleffloga, appetite, again l 'reoorol. By perkeetenee In Welke/the Pala my tonftitstioe was linpow , ad, sod toy health perfeCtly cltablithed. As I eoehdesed my cafe daolleroos. I think the the virtue, Jule Anima Q3allia cannot be tee publicly known. I manila your, eruly, It S. SPALDING. Sold wholefak and Mall by .thaw and P.tivrarfia, NA 66, St. hors Clisiech-pard.-4Shferie, torte are genuine that have not 10(4 adds* test aved on the Stamp TO MY CORKESPONDhNTS. • 'rliE extended Repotatian, which was the ,firtt L ohjess of my ambition in the inatment of VENEREAL COMPLAINTS and DRBILITY,having attracted to me various Correfpondents in the United Kingdom of Great usit I n and repos different parts of Europe and Ascetics, I beg io addi, fs this peak notice to Curb cortefpondetits. The occupation of my time In anfwerlng letters from -imfe who grudge not rommeratinn, made it nrceffary for me, lame ran ago. abferre, that no letters amid he noticed acids a link-note was Metaled. I aria repeat the informati,m, that no letters vrith.lat inel‘fure can be aofwered, unkL Irons Parkats airesdy under my care. And I beg to fuggeft, that letters (earache weft ladles, or from any Foreign country, molt cantata not only a complete Renown of the cafe, but a very liberal funs, fullielent to carmen fate for the dme at Raying arid writing fully on the complaint, atit4 for the preparation of a conliderabie relate of medicine by a London Chemilt, if Inch fhonki be relisiGte. When the elftance does net admit frequency of eorrefradence it is aliotichred, that the age, the manner of liviag,and general feelings, as well as every Impious that can paflittly be deferibed, be mad particolarly fpreified. Letters require no other di:anon than the Chtlfilan and Ear isam--•• Martin Bree • Efq I.nodon t" and that the 'Muhl of either fez may have the fuileft afturance of recency, the pottage of letters accompanied by fees mewl cot be paid at the thaw, but wit/ after wards be charged to the part.kt. MARTIN IMRE, Member of die Royal Collage of Swims Is Leman Aroodle-!trace, Opt. li, 4816. • 10 FOR COUCIR. ffoAndlikinifiti hetet G REENOUGH% LOZENGES ite1)4114.11. ALLI which curtain di the foften;ng and healing virtue off th e Mefebrated BALSAM of 'l'ol.ll, and are the piesfa tea and molt leffedual remedy of the kind in aU Coughs Hotel/tidies, &es Thrusts, and Delusions on the Lungs. hearag itawnefs and ' florentis of Me Bead, and affording great relief M Shorts* of Breath, mad is Aahlostic . and Canfamptiva Complaints; they do not cloy the Ramada, but rather create an appetite But as the great benefit tube derived front than can ally he U nwed by (wine riled Genuine, the public are reloeded to ob. ferue,tbat I I LATIVAdD. No. to. Ludgate Flits, is Mira ma the Stamp, mad Mimi are Counterfeits. Theis Lminges aro prepared and fold by ft. Hayward (Sheer!. for to T,Gresmatik.theinventor,) Nn. to, Lodges HUI; and Crki by P. timber/ and Sam, No al. tt. Pali Clitlndiltald: Barter and Shirt CodWyametrettt Item atd Co. No. Ego, Oufbrd. Rum; and Wm. Out, Na fd. per Dm. A CERTAIN MEI mi. CORNS INFALLIBLE GERMAN Cl AN-PLAIrrER. • 'THE PROPRTETO it of dIIS mole tneellgek B.EllallY Is Co certain of ks !Scary ha** wryer nook • La a &IT Pr Cake. agrees, if it does net awdfate the Corn rent and bra TOK PTUIN7S.t /1011111 t. kr I kroli ,to add, that R Itteininltely the 'annoy of One enemies Ointments, Sakes. &c.sainj base/tear ‘OOllO4lOl/1 • tole can isftilh amen wbegu arc few of slaspitsdar,slinss kingdom. Bold Whottiak and Retail by T.Artal. Hag, Fliteirliankonni the Royal ExitiOngei and alto by Mr. Day,.p.. 7, mromons... arm ; Mr. wave, Na % at: Jammees 4lool 4_ 16 % No. at, P.m-Mau; Mr. ward, N.l. 314 , rgeMlen4 e 1471111 Z and Pe _ No. iso, Clifoni-ltreet, c At Briltol, by Me. 13t..g1e and Mr.ShenardrOlooklellana r Bub, By Hazard, bookkliee, and Wrigittoittild or,. FAinMoyb, by rint.ClN Sooth Bridge. ; . It • •11 . ;•••, Partka and (Sofport, Mr. Harding's. t Li. 0 .7 904 4 w Gore, printer,and hdr.longs l ketigg f: , Eartrinoinli, Mr. Motley, bodk ram And ter sink itif the Woken alWedielens 4•1411601. - 1 Whatever fade* tM Fesidar meet 146,4 they arc damailtpiiied!ri Ufastarra at do • CERTAIN it is, that " L erliere 'cp./ Owed by a fall fad complete dkelaftwavitki aide Dikate, she rr•oty M *Awl aria wan k raiwkwalitillaa adds are Await &gaud taa POPO , r**T O Y Prttet• principally owiag Oast the itAI,M of CV. 1.1"13 hie attalaacha, wilv calkbrlty, weak eta, flatulence, palpitatioaatwatdddkaell. drowdolfs after cads, tiaakliry, dadwa of beat glad addoterre 0111r, Arno( Mame parts , giddLuets, paint, (sdpeellity atrairliesd, back and Was), hiccup, difficulty 'cif* rdplaatioo sad &sloth Coo, anzartp,dry cough, Etc. Iltc: The ideal Impious of serreeli affetilaar art fpeedily aVITIOTIId sad am fade etrapkalota ham conk 'raids die obferaadun of centimes in tltt Ihp prarace,lt I. ao ntirelioa spas their koawiwige or y fay, that say few of them hoc an opportunity of that 0 ; . wklJ la the cad, hull dwarbation at nadleal faint; ) mammon's say cuentiseasedline rtk ( liidifdaiWciatq =bits hen rota/404Nfv nest to (41611.8*k" duress, perhaps, tidy ono evesierer under an G&W dais ha du Weeps .—Etra Ifidi a iladard Melia tit he Ewa. Irrew ' is THOS. TAYLOR.Ef& VO,O, - , 01111banii • Lat) )I R---1 cOnfi f . N der it but An ad oaito dap tt alafit, of rot LRAltrs PATENT PILLS,. to Ma ' meows von the fonewie.Cuns, which has remedy bees( , . litem w•-111 sori t_ La . tatts of mins , who a 's, the Desalt awe old Vsoonua adios d.... 7 . 04515, So a MOE DW be hid the kV use4l4 . could i s 'Jed tried • variety of pita Altit ng could be Which tamed to Istisnlomfte elf niel any Welke ibe reelidern la mita Ml ion (or two Taos. ustabia.lo fallsesibistaisMistal *teat able t• wslk or ties to Vaud so bis legs t bt feet *0 WO Wild tialieW bka ever toppotsd k for Men to recover. He was ottylfed at hit to try your L i rt i rtit i ll Piet a—ne did to, Arial, wdbering to the dirons &in with them—he had eft (*two - mots than two boxes, holialto be found Ild Altera t lon toe the better; this encouraged him fp pteme and by tahapg a few Man more be found Lis .ppetite son illnoigth grad: any mom and ts now as healthy and as newt U. any man I know. Yon are wsloorne, Mr. to refer any mho to ma fee a caldhllaatiaa of the above account t( it 401114 isitissbte4. I am, Sir, your obedient &pals Library, folltdonejoly t ~'nos. • illa gg.. PURDY. Prepared sad &ski by tic role Tuos.T ,Member of the Biwa L ea don, st hia hook. No. p, New Dr •• 1 Wham after a =Ram tendency of mom fags praftice particularly dkceted to the cure of and thofriwidental to the parts of generation ' fauna that Met:gable ferrety which Man of his prallideal ebterre, be fluters hied& the NM= and admiunters to petfons taidog this medicine. *Ol is - a difcaning public, as an advant age Cadent to' be' obtained. a 3 . void`of ainbiguity. Alto fold, by hit aPpolatment, for the convantram 4. that. Na lig at a dillance, at the Perfumer's No. ts, St. Albweendlrysg. 1 Mall ; the Tornio'', ;4,3, Oxford Arc./ ; M r . nreet4llll; Mr. laxters, Knuth bridge, &Bober. - Ad's. Ellafgen ; Mr. Callwelfs, Dublin; Mr. Dinitpea, t ' Mr. Atlantan's, ivi•neboit.t ; and by one paean ha every awl& &rabbi own in (treat Britain and Ireland. in boxes of only a.. 94. each, Pealed up with Nil and plain dircOlous, whereby pernms of either fee may sure theadelres with cafe, fpeed,fecrecy, add fatty. Ai -N. B. Bury box fold in tWeat Britain is faded up with a . an whieb. by favour ► of the Commlllbners , is primed at the & Office — l. Taylor,No. it. New Bridge ltreat—wo inaitate wilds loony, and an ahem ant CA) WI [VIOL RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently the Inbjelt of irk:pod . general reprobation, that tont deftitute of the dingoe s at the medical art. have Ofcred thatifelves as eandltiotat for paWe patronage in the profrffien of phyfie For the purport of doing junice to the refute of o ir audios and experience. ante* spnwaset es from being doffed among thole aspirin whole ingsmilsotwo usifions ban, unlonunatity for Imlay, been too t onsil la r ... A . celved, we beg leave to Cobalt to the libuil awl a faithful Rate:mot of our purfuits and acquirements. of petit. received a neuter medical educatiou as rise pipits* Wes Gds. del sod illizardi whole Reines and praalce we eardiall did, as protases sand furgeons ache Londoo Hofpitall..batmo g eg ourfelves al Rodents in that pally celebrated gehoof /if wanughlog acquirement. the Royal College of Edinburgh, and went finblase. ted in the different branches of .Anatorny. Surgery, the theory and pradlice of Phyfic, Chernlary, _Midwifery. bot an y. g ee . S te. by ?hate eminent proleffore,Dra Moors, Gregory, Black, Narisillaw o Duncan and Rutherford. We t,, we Mall not be doped prini famptuoue in Etylng that nor proficiency sad Requireme nts toga IsseuituArable. Having for a lone (Met of mire smile weenie/ complaint'. and the various Weeks of DRBILJTY, the particular *tied of our Audio sod pradien it will. we Isom be allowed that we have acquired funniest knowledge of. their treatment and core. In flight and recent 'cafes of infadtior, a per/eft we. eftablifhturat Is «Impacted in the Chart period of two deer; erg. to thole of the unwell inveteracy, where other praelitioners lave falivit of (utters, a proper preferments In oar plan of treassnout i *fuses to Ole patient a fife and radical cure. Anthill the mtlanibuly variety of (taunters which are the elf.ene Of a habit lung and molt unhappily pained by the youth of both these ore none more alarming or move diflrstffeng then thofs deficiencies aid debilities which frequently prevent or embitter the monis...lna! hate. Ts feels perfous it niull be a colleting Teo Stake to know lhat they may now, by a new end infallible mode of traiment, be rebored to that greaten of Nil Anima , • Itrong, manly, and vigorous conflifution. In all cafe of y s from whatoter taunt arifirig, as well Al in troty imwko of wooe real inf.:Mon, we nay b.,. conflated by you , * slather felt with • the gre.vettsecrecy and honour. Dome of winfoltation ik home from tea to three, and from fit In the merrily Mews tit night. Patients In the eouotry art reqUenatte Rine the parttculary of their tale, ape, and g•neral habit of limn', ike. be Melod X remittance fpr advice and n.odiciefea, when the f.mac 'Mite IP y * or fent to any pat tn , the liiugslum To mime that y for of feudal to our mad. rtakiiig, the polt4ge of letCers may he added pa the 110611 flt for melielnes. CURRIE and a Surges*, November so. tha,. Na toy, Hatton Oerden. LONDON: Pfibeal mud peblllbal by LEVI! r . Cetbuey Place Lambeth) at sbe STAR Optic( G. s Crier. erect. 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