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1.41 ldV7 liLLIGENCL PALACE COURT, SEPT. s. lIIVIILD V. 10MM GROOM.•—•VnOT ILICIP. This action was brought to recover of the Defers• dant the fum of 91. 19s. Gd. (it was fo laid to remit a removal to another Court) ; that fum, or that amount, having been put in his hands as a flake, holder, to abide the event of a font race, between the Plaintiff Edward Bifield, and William Groom, the brother of the Defendant. The bet was made that Bifield and' Groom fhould run five miles for five pounds each; the former not being of equal celebrity, was to be allowed five minutes, which he might take fink or tall. Bifield chofe the latter, and his Counfel, Mr. Haar, contended that as he had won on that point, he was entitled to recover. He then called his Sitneffes. Thomas Rtnmer was prefent at the making the bet, and at flaking the depofit. Meld being at the moment lhort of money, he flaked his watch aad a (even fhilling piece againft 51. and another (even ling piece ; he was at the race, and indeed ran before them. It was not a regular five miles they ran. It was from the Plough, at Little Ealing, to the Red Cow at H.mmerfmith. Groom certainly came in &ft ; but llifield well faved his time of five minutes allowed him. Richard Wellon, in his examination in chief, (poke to the fame points precifely, but on his crnfs•examina tion by Mr. AGes, wholly altered the cafe. The bet was made not limply for a running match, but a ruaLtialmatch ; the parties were to come heel and toe to the ground each time, or forfeit. Mr. Bifield, in place of doing that, ran right on as lot:g as he in tended, which was, till he taw he had 1011, and he could not on his oath fay, he had 1011. The Judge held there could be no pretense for the aftion, and the Plaintiff was non-luited. MARSHALSEA COURT, SEPTEMBER 6. I HAMMOND V. WIMPY. This was an salmi brought by the Plaintiff, a 1 publican at Poplar, to recover a fum of abnut 31. for provillons furuithed to the Defeadant. The circum fiances laid before the Jury were fingular : It appear ed that the Plaintiff had entertained at his bottle, for many weeks, a man of the name of Wortley, who had run up a bill with him. His debtor had abfeon ded, aad the Plaintiff hearing of the prefent Defen dant, who refitted in the neighbourhood, concluded, without any farther enquiry, that he was the man who owed him the money. He fent him &ft an attorney's letter, to which no anfwer was returned ; he then proceeded regularly in his aBion, which was defended. A witnels (leofe that he had demanded the money if the Defendant, who had not difavowed the debt, but (aid he would not pay it. Upon the mots examination of the witnels, he was aficed, if he fhould know the Defendant t He Paid, be certainly ilkould. The real debtor - then came forward, and the wand's (aid be was not the man. The Defendant in the fuit theft appeared, and the witnels exclaimed that he was the perfoo. The Counfel for the Defen dant Werra, the real debtor was ready to (wear that the obligation was due from him, and not from the Defendant ; of this the Plaintiff had been ap prifed, but he had obflinately perfifled in purfuing his anion. The Defendant declared he had never fern the Plaintiff in his life, and had never ate or drank at his coll. The aival debtor acknowledged he had done both, and was willing to pay the de- ' snand as rope as it was in his power. The Plaintiff made a Ling harangue, in the clunk o•f which he laid the blame ppm) his attorney. The Plaintiff wa s uon.(uitcd. POLICR, Ice. Monday, a gentleman like man dreffed in a white cotton jacket and nankeen pantaloons, came forward at the Mention Houfe, and begged his Lordfhip's attention for a few moments. He Laid he was an Arne, ican fubjeA, and being on a trading voyage to the EAR Indies, his fhip was eaR away un the coafl, and plundered by the Malays. He Maee the bell of his way to an Eriglifh fettlement, and came home as a paffenger in the Bombay Cagle Eati Indiaman. He fent his wink on (hare to a friend at Grave(and, itith orders that it (hould be forwarded to London, which was done accordingly. As C o on abbe arrived in town himfelf, he went to the hook in Billing[ gate, where the flunks are ufually lodged ; but was (urprifed to learn that hi. had been delivered, with out any order from him, to a man named Edwards, of whom he bad ant the flight& knowledge. When he called on this Mr. Edwards, he was told F. e Mould not have his trunk, unlefs lie paid him a gui• nea for keeping it ; but this he refuted to do ; and therefore applied to his Lordlip to know how he timid aft. The Lord Mayor enquired who this Edwards was? and 'was intorii.ed, by one of the offi:ers, that he was a Criaip, who made it his ballad's to get polfeann of the (*hors' bc.xes, that they might come to his hoafe, that he might fend them un board Time other tract. An other was immediately difpatched to Edwards, to Mir e him to retlore the dell ; but he refuting, a fun nauv..w.o. itfued. V earrlay, the American Mariner attended again; as did all . n Mr. Edwards, who, after remaining in the Jitilice Room half an hour, was a man of too much confequence to await the Lame of the Lord Mayor, or the 641o:telt of other bufiners ; and there. tote went off withput abiding any decifion. Another failor, jila a' rived from india,whofe theft ha.: been landed from Gravefend at the fame public hook in Darkhoufe-lane, now complained that Ed- wards had alto obtained pofiefhon of his cheg, with out any authority from him, and demanded a guinea for his trouble, in lieu of which he detained the elicit ....—but the feamafs refuted to comply with his extor tion, and appealed to the Lord Mayor for redpefi.— Of vitae, another role was iffucd for Mr. Edwards tofivesi caafe why he &mild not furl-ender the goods, and be punilhed for the million. Another feamaa. airs; jut returned with the prefent Beet from India. preferred a complaint againg a man who keeps a public honfe oppofire to the India Houle in Leadenball-fireet, and who is proprietor of a boat which plies to and from the Indiarnen in the river. This poor fcanian, who has inn the fight of both eyes from the wounds he received in his head in India,_ ca me on board this man's boat, with hie dud), from Long Re.i to Billinglgate, for whiet this tee iiitioirais publican mulled upon the fare 4 MVO Ili. war, and alfo demanded bal . ( a pints for bringing np' another young man, alto a tailor, from the fame vet fel ; and he detained the chell and parcel of the par ties until his demands fhould be paid. Both refuted to fubmit to the exorbitant exaCtion. A fummosis was alto 'trued for this landfiark, and it is ferioufly to be hoped that the Lord Mayor will perfevere in his determination, to rue up by the roots this Won of ex tortion upon a clafs of men the mat peculiarly enti• tied to the proteltion of their country. Thirteen bakers were fummoned before the Lard Mayor, upon a charge of making a falfe return of she average price of flour lit week, namely, at 755. per lick inaead of 7os. the real average, in order to miflead his Lordfhip in regulating the alßxe of bread for the week. _ . The deception was dircovered by comparing the return of the bakers with that of the mealweighers ; and the Lord Mayor very properly refolved to punills the attempt. The whole kerb looked quite brows upon the occaGon ; and on being taxed with their deception, one or two attempted to be flowery is pleading their excufe, though, for the molt part, they teemed rather rnea/y mouthed. Some appeared quilt fodder d, others affeaed to rife in their confequenet ; Tome appeared/at as cakei, others fermented with sp• prehenfion, like yea) tome looked four as alum, and others pale as dead nun, at the difcovery. But the Lord Mayor, with a laudable antipathy to all rogue: ingrain, determined to work there gentry, who, full of old leaven, no doubt expelled to foci a round turn by the manoeuvre from the induitrions poor, who are but too frequently ground by fuels exahlions. They were every one fined, and obliged to si come down with their AA" at which they teemed confoundedly me,. Convinced that.this was not the way to butter their bread, they an lotted together ; and, refer:wing to try their hands at malt, lioce they were Co unlucky in !teal, they milled o . f to the next beer bottle for a tarsi, determined to we:their !Pone:, and concert Tome mode of recovering their colts in the rollooffice, or the col lip of corn doBors in Mark-lane. Yeflerday two boys, named Rattray and Hamp fon, were committed from Union Hall, charged by Mr. Babb, the Superintendant of the Watch in Wal worth and Newington, -in fulpicion of burglary. It appeared that the feed (hop of Mr. Chambers, Floriar in Walworth, was broke open and robbed of feeds, a' large pair of copper fcales, and Come other articles and the boys, the eldell of whom is not 14 years of age, were found in a cart by the patrole, with-a lack, in which was not only the articles charged, but lonic live fowls, a hammer, and Tome other articles, not as yet owned, the property of other perlons. Yeflerday Robert Williams, a eolleaor of toll at Hammerfnuth turnpike-gate, was charged, at Marl borough-flrect, with affaulting a Gentleman in Wind. mill-(greet. The complainant, accompanied by a Lady in a fingle.hot fe chaife, flopped at the gale in (picnic)°, and tendered the toll in halfpence, but the defendant refuted them as being bad. The Gentle. man listed that they were fuch as be had taken on the road, but he had others in his pocket, and on-' prefentinc a confitlerahle quantity for the toll-taker to make choice from, he threw them into the lap of the Lady as being all bad, and backed the hotfe from the gate. The profecutor had been detained about half an hour, when the defendant condcfcended to ex amine the halfpence again, and he fatisfied Itimfelf for the toll, leaving feveral other good ones in par ferßon of the profecutor, who produced them before the Magiftrate. The defendant was held to bail for the affault. This is the fecund complaint made againa people at the above gate within this week. H•TTON G•lDlN.— Yeflerday the cafe of J ane Stock, charged by William Walker, her landlord, with difpofing of tome of the furniture of her apart ments, came before the Magifirates at this O&ce for further invefligation. Mr. Edward Baker, with whom the duplicates of the furniture were pledged for money and goods ad. vaned on them, alto attended. Ot this fpecies of trading we gave a full explanation in our Paper of Monday After Come examination with refpelt to the forni. cure which had been taken away, &c. an information was preferred before the Maginrates, againa Mr. Bi ker, grounded on the 2111 ferition of an Aft of Par liament., commonly called the Pawnbrokers Aa, wherein it is enaaed, that all perfotis advancing too ney or goods upon Pawnbrokers tickets or duplicates, (hall forfeit certain penalties for every fuels offence. After a full invefligation of Use queflion, the Magi- Itrates were unammoufly of one opinion, and Mr. Baker was confequently conviaed in the penalty of 4os. From this conviaion„ Mr. Baker intimated his intention of appealing to the Q2arter Salons, declar. ing that he was not convinced in his own mind that he had at all infringed en the law of the land,, and col y wilbed to have the judgment of the Court of Salons. He was accordingly bound, along with two finetics, each in double the amount of the penalty,to attend the (43arter Sefions, and profecute the appeal in the ufual way. An interelling child, named Eliza Oxford, tine. years of age,latcly applied to the overfeers of Scdbury tor protettion. She gated, that the had been enticed ' from her mother, a widow, at Boxhill, near Minchin hatnpton, by fome gypfies, who treated her very ill. The child was rellored to its difconfolate friends. On Saturday fe'onight a angular exhibition took place on the river at Montrofe—Seven fishing fmacks had arrived from Gravefend to procure buckies for bait, and were followed by another fmack from Har wich, fur the fame purpofe. It appears they are re gularly ferved by the fifbermen as they enter, and a gated price paid by all for the (core of buckics ; but the Harwich man, withing to get the (tart of his coinpaniors, thought proper to bribe the fifhermen with an additional half penny per fcore, and accord ingly got his quantum in preference to the others.— &tell a flagrant infringement on the effablitbed cuf. WM. loudly called f'r an immediate puntfhment r ojecprate to the enormity of the crime. The Grave fend men inflituted an enquiry, which was followed by a court-martial, the result of which was, that the unfottunate Harwich man was fenteliced to he pub licly (in effigy) !1...xi& through the &et, and after. wards committed to the tlaiiies ; which lenience was accordingly put in execution, with all due iblemnity, , ttsnidfl the joint acclamations of the multitude on the (bore. The wird' were regularly equipped with cu. lours, half m:,111 high, at.,.! the boats moved in grand prate:eon, the tirlt cat ry...g a fidler o and the jail the effigy of the esprit bUI3LIN, SEPT. 4. - - ' ...-m..,.-..m..,. The Court Martial which was ordered to fit for ♦e trial of the foldiers implicated in the unfortunate occurrence at Tullamore. Tome time Since, opened proforma on Monday Taft, and proceeded on Tuefday witk the trials of the accufed. The tigth Light Dragoons had a field day on Tuefday. The honks were in paime order, and the tegiment made a very fine appearance. Saturday his Majeßy's fhip DRUID, Capt. %ones, arrived at Cove, from a.cruixe ; and his Majefty's fhip BOADICEA, Capt. MAITLAND. failed on a cruize. The failing bf the outward bound Weft India con voy from Cork is poßponed till tomorrow or Sa turday. Fiat.—Between four and five this morning a fire broke out in Mr. HYLAND'S Mill, in Maore's lane, Harold's Croft, which raged for fame time with great fury, and totally deftroyed the mill and feveral (lore houfes attached to it. We are extremely concerned to Rate, that in con fequence of the elation' of Tythe Protlors a body of people, Riling themfelves Thrafhers of Tythe Proc tors' Corn, have appeared in the hitherto_peace. able Counties of Mayo, Sligo, and Leitrim. Their depredations have been confined to the Collators of Tythes and their underlings, and the reafons affigned by thole unfortunate people for fuch con duß is, that from the unprecedented rife in the Tythe demanded from what was formerly paid, the profit of their crop centers almoß entirely with the Prator. Threatening letters, figned Captain THRASHISI, have been fent to perfons growing flax and oats. infifiing, under revere pains, to leave their Tythe in kind on the fields, and by no means to pay money. They alledge 2‘ 6d. per peck co flax. feed is now demanded intlead of is. old. formerly paid, and three times more than atral for meadow. At Edinburgla, M tbe IR l X li tt Lady of Admiral Dudding. Ron of a fon. Oit Tburfday laft et J. TirelMarin's,F Weedon, Bucks, the wife of Captain Humphreys, of the Royal Navy, of a fon and hdr. On Saturday, in Portland-place, the Lady of Henry Fawcett. Rig of a fon. On the sth MR. at his houfe. in York-plate, Portman Num, the Lady of Captain Patterfon, of a daughter. On Friday morning, at her bode in Welbeek-Brat, the Medi Honourable Lady Charlotte Goold,of a fin. On Friday, at General Pigot'e, Hertford-Rivet, the Lady of' Lord Hairy Fitzroy, of a fun. At Updown, near Deal, the Lady of Sir Samuel Chambers, Of a daughter. • MARRIED. At Lennel Houle, on Tharfday tall, the Hen. Gilbert Elliott, cidelt fon of the Right Hna. Lord Minto, to Mils Mary Bry. done, eldelt daughter of Patrick Brydone, Efq. and grand daugh ter o: the late celebrate/ Principal Robertfon. At Jcdburgh, on the ad MR. William Somerville, Efq Deputy Infpraor of Hofpitals, to Mifs Rutherford, of li4towfoutis. lately, the Rev. F. Earner, Rotor of Crundaht, fon of Sir E. Filmcr, Bart. to Mils M. A. Clore, feoond daughter of the Rev. H. J. Clore, Rcdtor of Bent worth, Hants. On Thurfday tall, at Margate, Captain Jennry, of the Royal Hoek Artillery, to law Stewart, niece of the late Slr Henry Hue. par. Ball. Saturday, at Waloot Church, Bath, P. I.atooche, jun. Efq to the Hon. Mils C. Maude. daughter of the late Lord Hawarden. Arthur Stert, Efq. of Clifford.frvect, to MS. Augufts hlltford, fourth daughter of William Mitfurd, hfq. of Pit's-hill, Petwcrth,. Suffer. Lately, Mr. John Bullivant. Melt fon of the late Rev. John Hullivant, Reamer Marlton Trufwcll, to Mitt' 'f urville, of North Kilvrortts, Lcicefterthire. Lately, Mr. J. V. Hall, hookfeller, of Viircefter, to Mils Trevill, (mond daughter of Mr. James Trevill, of St. John's, adjoMing that city. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE 1 U41011.11.0W. Maratog • . 47 Minutes after to Afternoon - . 17 lIIIOUICS after THE only Genuine Dr. WALKER'. JESUITS DROPS, by JOSEPH WESSEI.IS. CAUTION—A ILACIL STAMP meld's, the Genuine Medicine, and the following names are engraved thereon to {more the Pro. picture from Piracy (by order of His MaJelty% Commifivners of Stamp Duties) . Shaw and Edwards, Cocci:Eon to Jofeph Weffells, 66, St. Paul's Church Yard" The many depredations made by envious mod malicious whole. GM Medicine Venders on the property of the Proprietors, compel them to give the above caution, and again to inform the Public, that no one bottle will be fcut out of their Houk without a black Stamp *Seed For Dropfy, Strongtrtry, Okets, Weskneft of the Kidneys, Omen, or Bladder, the Jefuits Drops are an ahfuliste fpccifie; and when taken on the lira attack of Venereal Infedtion, they will in- fallibly accomplith a Care: Should the thread be far advanced, tt will he neceffary to take the Specific Remedy with the Jefuits 1 Drops ; and from the Silt Ratty( InfedUon to a confirmed Lash! „the Patient will find tilde two medicines a perfedt antidote. Sold wholef.de and retail by Shaw and Edwardi the only Pre-' prietors) 64 It. Paul's Chanel' Yard; price t• . mild may be : S i had of every refpedtablc Medicine Vender in the United Kiugdom. A CHALLMIGP. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons , challenge the whole world to prove a Angle initance where their kehr &eine and method of cure have failed of the deered effeet. The praQice of many years to this particular brands of their protean, has not given life to one unfuccehful cafe. They continue to direet their audits to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the fyftern, which Is the confequence of the mmicious waßeful of et. of a ha ' bit king and molt unhappily pudued by the youths of buck lean. In the one it will be found to be the unfailing foam. of !weathers, I the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a diarefling Rate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in im potence. Thde are Its remote and ultnnate effeets ; while con funaptions.lofe of mukular power, and various nervous complaints ufually charadterife the earlier Rages of this (olitary vice. Of per. Coos languifhing under the diforders incident to (ucb a life their troatment is Gmple,and has never proved noineefsful Lathe courfe of a lung, laborious, and much extended melee. In the molt obitloate and complicated cafes of Venereal lofedion, fuch as ob. (Hueneme in the Urethra, 9pungy E.:eters:mice', Hard Tumours, Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, Seminal Wrakuefs, Glens, &e. &c. which have hitbert• baffled the !kill of the general practitioner, Mars. Currie and Co are vow enabled radically to curt by a new, Cafe, and expeditious mode "( praftice, hmerior to any other yet adopted. They may be confulted by either Sex with the remelt delicacy, fecrecy, and honour, at thcir houfe No. icy, Hatton- Garden. Patients in the cauntry are reqmfted to Rate the taut c Oars of their cafe, their age, and general mode of living. Letters poll p,td, onchifing a Bank note, will be duly anforered ; and the neceffary advice and medicines given cc font to any part of the Kingduse. frost the 'tight iltoe t h e t*tt of rierrElL To Mr. CHING, Apothecary, No. 4, Climpfide. Ste, T underhand from my Apothecary, that theefee of your CHING's PATENT WORM LOZEWIES, on any l iformit, was complete to removing an ohltrunion In the Erft par- Cages and bowels, but there was no appearance of Worms; the bad been unable to get up from herbal for above nine weeks; If the lay down or Rood up, the pain Moot the region of the Amuck was incregcd ; the had not eat folid meat for many weeks. Every medicine that two Pbyficians and an able Apothecary could ven ture to preferibe, was riven to her, but without proper effedi... Tbe warm bath alleviated the pain, but that was only te relief. After taking your Medicine two days to fueceene= ap and began to eat her meat, and from that time Ste mauled apace. Whenever the bowels an aftruded, your Modicitua alone relieves hes. Burleigh, Oelober 24- 0- As Opening Phytie on ail oecafions, CHING% LOZEN GES are fuperior to every other Medicine. Sold 10 kiss at as. 91 and go. 6d. each, and fur that MIAs papaw. in Boxes, at mt. each. COPY of a I.ETTER from Mafia Cailtat and Lottax, Prima ten and Bookfellers, Sagnitiort, to Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead Houk, Liverpool. SIR. Stockport, May 12.1305, AGentleman, of the firrl terpeetability, who had lingered under a tedious iamb eight having been Snatched from the jaws of &ads hy yowler 04 .6:1111htill*A"' of Ortems, we confider It a duty incumbent upon us to loft no time in informing you, that ' , Gamey boenabled to podia hoar toes, fur the fake of our alilltled fellow creatares. You loop 4. pore, from the length of his ;lines, rto expence or medical aid was (pared, sod prosileatiany foe his numerous tinnily of tea Att. dem, your ineftimsble medicine was thought of, which his Yp pity mitered him to his former good Rate of health. Skies a eler ricalgeatlemao, he warn his Mane not to be poblithed ; but to remove aoy doubt front the minds of the ofilidted, flollatnailkto relative thereto wiU be cheerfully fattened by Yours refpedtfally, CI.ARKE and LOMAX. Prepared by 1.4. Solomon, Gilead Hoare, neat 4,,immin4, :. a :s. 6d. and 331 bottles ; thelatter Contain four of the former, by which the pureluter (aver its. Every grooline hottiurhas a Amp. which bears the Proprietor' s name and &Sitters, basab 44000,, Liverpool; to imitite which is felony. N. A. The Ohre of all leans to the Dadlim swat has poldi sad lay s itahlippel.k4 for advice. • . , . brICONS ANT 1811.101.13 'HESE rills have lung obtained a Oft celebrity jik 1 the Ovate pradliee of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON Apothee cary ; and front their great fudeefs In many obittne*lillesedifer. dert, on numerous patients of (Minding and others, hairy per fuaded them to the public, under the approbation and the Lamaism of their names. _ _ The Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy for 'titer* the tone to the Itomach, for curing indigellion ' for preventing crudities„and their contequent di agreeable erndlations and Amu bores. They prevent li,•bitual • and temporary coftivenefe, dek head tells and heart burn which is oceafrorful by pregnancy, and a debilitated (tornado, wlictnet arising front the acrimony of tke redundant bile, intemp , rate dirt, or drinking to etecfs, r 4 emoting i due fecretion of the bile, they arc obferved won to clear a fallow completion, and being • certain, though arils aperitive,they preveat thole obitrodlions in the liver, ankh art fa troubldome in all countri e s, but particularly fatal in warn imates. On this account they are a valuable deflderatuns la the MC, icine chest. of chore who orn abroad. or make frequent voyages. They are an admirable preparatite to fea bathing, infomuch that the (octet*, in the cootie of it,,greatly depends upon the goad oft of them, efpeclally when bile enters into the complicatina for which fea bathing is retcribed. hold wh3lefale and retail at,Mr. Bottler's, No. 4, Cheap64l,, corner of Paternoller.row ' • and retail by moil country Medians* Venders is every win, ` Mira at as. 9d. and se 6d. each. 1.4 AV -- the Rudy. and been /ING dedicated malt telt.. ~,_ , ..._ granted by the stag confiderablt plldiabl 4 OM*iii wbick I thought proper tokkels I trall • tbild I kola alltlyillfe lON ed my time that drift whit, Is the es•aelfre add of.** , are occaLonally .inimaelliti ki .Maids!,. sod eamost 'stale that Needs which Is sioiviroiby cooonerariai the artigeolkodppoower to one ebb of diffracts. 410 rttfes of DhaiLrry are peculiarly (filtrating, for they tenth them a train of ecesealat i ermais, and ay a do - aof all vital energy . eat Wpm, .enibitteresi— cr they ante from the revaluing lissioople,tbrdeferoe. dye habits of fehoolboys,or the of maturity, duty re mitre the niott &Gideon' profeflional I bat by the ignorance el uneducated men, the fyaiptoma an ourrearol, sad the 000llity don le sleftroyod. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SUROFONS, I ground my mamilions on reoularir, of education, and poifes , .g every privilege to msaiet, I feel on:till:added to that confidetet with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. Ii the kit Cmfations of local weakile.e, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the from a oonfeimsfnefs of the unenanlinefs of the vice which enured blaroisfortroe,b fearful of the contempt or cenhire of his (wady It ett lind broods over Ms infirmity with careful coacealatest, htisfaelory for him to be *floral not only of capability of treatment but alto of the molt inviolable feerecy, And in recentlicomval Cornelaims it Is polliik to preventpala danger or diftrefs ; in the molt comptietted race It Is the acquire• ment of misfire cznerience in this Luc to creel a fah, certain, and rpeely re-cßabliibment. I Ulm the advantage of this e a perienee to thrift of either fel who are affilded with any hind of DEBILITY, of any fyniptoins of VENEREAL INFECTION, and In all cafes the Mai of remu neration are Rated on the aril Interview. Patients In the country are eapeOc4 to imitate a Bank DMA fur are 'quelled. to (puffy their age and manner of Lyles'. mARTIN BAER, Member of the Royal College tag' Surgeon., in Load's. No. to, Arundel Brett, Strand, now Temple Bar. Y. '1'116:I. TAY LOR, Efq. No. y, New Bridge-arm, London. (Olt—l conlicierAt but an eel of juttice due to the , merits of your LEARE's PATENT PILLS, to communi cate to you the following Cure, whkirlias meanly been perfornwol by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking out oleo old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Dif orders arifing therefrom), was reduced alma to a lkeleton, and though be had the bell medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothingeorild be procured which (rented to Cult his cafe, or do him any ferries; he renitined in a moil reduced and pitiable fituati‘n for two years, unable to follow his profetTion, and franc', able to walk or men to Band on his legs ; in fad, no one who knew Wm ever funded It pallbble for him to recover. He was advifed at lilt t• try your LIII•R ell PILLS—be did fo ' firitily adhering to the direetbens given with therm—he had not taken more than two bores, before he Wood an alteration for the better: this cocoons, d him to proceed, sod by taking a few boxes' more he found his appetite mid ltrtotth grad . ally mum, and is now as healthy and as ficot as any man I know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to ere for • confirmation of the above account if it %mad be doubted. 1 am, Sir, your obedient humble fervent, Library, Folkftone, July ta, t flos. 1110. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor Teas. TA IL o a, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Ls* don, at his houlb, No. 9. New Bridgc.treet ; Where, after a conitaist retisienee of more thus co years, in • practice particularly directed to the cure of Venereal complaints and 'bete incidental - to the parts of generation in both fetes, wide that inviolable frcrery which' men of his profefflon mould always obferve, be Batters himfelf the advice and di/Ranee be grataitouQy adeninifters to perfone taking this medicine will be el/cursed, by a diSccrniag public,•as an adv.:magi Seldom to be obtaiSed, and void of ambiguity. Alfa fold, by hie appointment, for the convenience of thole liv ing as a diftaoce, at tbe Perfumer's No. 3c, St. Alhan's.Oreet, Pall boa l ; the Toyillop, 103. Oxford ftreet ; Mr. Difhorougho,Fillt lbcri-hill; Mr. Banter's, South bridge, Edioburgh ; Mr. M.Do ald'a,Glafgow; Mr. Callwelre, Dublin; Mr. Billinge's, l.iaerpool ; Mr. Athinfon's ' Mancheiter ; and by one perf o n i n e ver y web &fable tarn illOreat Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only as, 9‘. each, feakd up with fall mid plain diredtions, whereby perfous of tither fez may cure thcasfelves wish cafe, freed, fecrocy, and Safety. N. D. Every box fold in Oreat Britain is haled up with a Ramp, on which, by favour of the Consudflioners, is printed at the Stamp Taylor, No. 9, New Midge Brat—to imitate 'Militia Mani and all atbara an counterfeit, LONDON s Printed sad yshillhed by LXVILIRINT. (or est - tatury-placc, Lambeth), at the Si*l OrPICE, CUM. itfC4 egbllll44 We at ths ITaa gym& Taglauf DIED. At the Counters Dowager or Ere°lra, to Qreen firm, Edits earth, on the t9th ult. Lady Francis Hay, levant' daughter lithe late James Earl of Erroll. At Edhiburgh. on the ift iolt. Mrs. Mary Gordon,widow of the deceafed Mr. Nathaniel Mackie mlnifler of lialmaticllan , and eldell daughter of the late Akiandt.r Gordon, ICfq.of Carleton. On the lath ult. on hit paffage to E.ngltntl, nit board the Dolts of Kent packet, 1,11 the rime of life, James Watfust, Efq. of the lama of Antigua. On Friday at her honk at Snarefbrook, Effcx.aner a few days ' inners. Lady Hopkins, retift of the late Sir John Hopkins, Kin formerly Oat of the Aldermen of the City of .00don On the sth init. at Twiektuharn Meadows, in her Both year, Mrs Cambridge, widow of Richard Owen Canibi idge, l fq. Saturday Lilt, Mr John Mare. many years as attentive and re rpedable Cl. rk Ir. the Crown Ofßee. L