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~~ ~Y \ I._ INTaLLO;iI4 7 CIL • . ' - 'COURT OF =CHEWIER, DUBLIN. satwartow. iittiags after 7riaity eras, &gore the Rik Nonotdrable rbe Loap CHI tr 3A1611: ItolltßY ItAFYIIRTV V. MICMII.I. ROBINION. Mr. GUlvlass dated the declaration, which charged that the Defendant, on the 15th day of January lall, and ori other days between that day and the sBth of the fame month, committed an affault upon Bridget ry, fpitiller, the daughter and fervant 4 (he Plaintiff, and debauched her, whereby the Plaintiff 101 l the comfnrt and fcraices of his daughter. The damages for this injury were laid at 10001. and the Defendant pleaded not Bridget Rafferty, the PI iintirs dallgliter,Wßl then called, and examined by Mr. Guts EV'. She depofed that the Defendant and her father were intimate ac- Spaintances—that the DelenJant bad frequently dined at her father's bottle, and fhe conlidered them as friends—that about half a year ago, the mad not twilled the month, flit was returning to her father's Louie, after paying fume money for him. when flue met the Defendant at the corner of Church Ilreet— this was in the morning about eleven o'clock—the Defendant told her he was going to the honk of one Moran, a tailor, who tiled to work for her father, and defired her to come with him, which (he at first declined ; however, he prevailed on her to accompany him, as fhe imaginei, to Motatt's houfe ....rhe Defendant brought her to a houfe on the Blind ; it was not Moran's—the witnefs declined go. I ing up (lairs—the Defendant got her up (lairs by force, and puthed her into a garret room, the door of wl ich he locked—he then kore he would have his will of her—the (bricked out—the Defendant put his hand on her mouth, and having forced her on a bed, perpetrated his put pofe—the Was detained in the room until 'night. Being ailed how (he ob tained her liberty ? (he Rated that a woman came up to the door, and fhe made a noife—it was near o'clock at night—fhe was afraid to return to her father's house ; /he went to her miffrefs—fhe kept this tranfatlion fecrct from all her family but her • younger filler. • Some witneffes were called to impeach the eha. latter of the girl, but their evidence was weak and contt adiflory. The CNIF r BARON fuinmed up the evidence, and in charging the Jury obferved, that this was a new fpecies of aftion, fo far as it related to the fedultion pf a child. A male', a. had been properly (laced by the Plaintiff's Counfel, could at all times bring "an affirm for the las of the fervice of his fervant, but not merely for the fedutlion of his daughter ; how. ever, the fechittion of the child was a great aggrava Lion of the offence, if the Jury believed the gui, for increafing the damages. The credit of the witneffes Jay with the Jury, fa did the appreciating the da. Images: and if the defence let up was in their opinion falfe, it ought to have weight when they came to apportion the furn. At gill be thought the defence waist have been, that the girl had not been (educed, but had (offered a rape. If fuels a fad had come our, be would have flopped the trial, becaufe the trefpafewould have merg ed in the capital felony, and he would have lent the Defendant to another tribu• nal. before which, fhouldhe be convided, the punifb ment would be death. The Jury, in a few minutes, brought in a verdift ft* the Plaintiff, fool. damages. suRREr SESSIONS. Wedne(day yaws Readmit was indicted for a felony. John 'router is a lath vender, and raid, as he was palling the Borough from Lindon Bridge, he felt fame' one pull at his pocket : lie perceived the past ner run away towards Three Crown Court ; he fol lowed him, and when he came up and fcized him by the collar, the book was returned to him, and the. Prifoner was taken to Union Hall, where hisperfon was recognized by liockie, Colling b ourn, and other Officers; as having been committed as a reputed thief feveral times.—Guilty of felony. The Leatned Chairman end the Bench had a per feft recolleetion of his perfon, and the former paffed lenience of traufp-rtation for 7 years upon him. Yoko Linryay, alias William Harris, was charged with being a perfon of evil fame, and a reputed thief. He was taken by Collingbourn the Of f icer in the Waltninflet Road, for picking the pocket of a Lieutenant in the Navy of his pocket book ; the pro• peaty was recovered, and the pa tner fent to the County Gaol.—The Court adjudged him to be im prifoned for fix months, to be computed from the date of his contiztion, the 19th of July. .70b, Harley, an Hibernian, was charged by Wil. lism Collingbcurn, tot affanhing him. He proved the affault to have been committed on him in the Elect:firm of his ditty as an officer, but he had hu manely laid the inditiment for a fimple affault only, of which he was found Guilty. gaiter &adder?, Refer* Miteltll. and norms Pollard, sheeelamplighters at Vauxhall Gardens, were in• ailed for' emb , z7ling the oil Astrulted to them to , mike of" of. We have, in a former paper, fisted ; *yeti of them being taken into cnitody by Lhyd, • the officer, and their being allowed to go en board the Tender. Of the (even, there three were returned as unfit for t fervice.-4-The eafe was eleaxly o.sile out, Ad the .Jury found them Guilty. Mr. Perkins, a Manager of Vanzhall, prayed. on the part of the Proprietors, for mercy, winch was granted by the Court, who gave the prifonets the lenient [entente of imprlfonment for three months only. ' /lode Gamwm was found guilty of Beating a elndis4rtighrftons a dial in a public-hour. at Newing ton, and was fenteneed to fix months imprifomneat. Zierast Perm for affaulting and beating his wife. and attempting to put her into a copper half full of boiling water, was found Guilty He prayed to he allowed to (are as a Moldier. The Learned Chairman replied. that he could not think of difgracing the king's ferwice fo much as to fend into it fo cowardly a fellow; and than palled len ience of two years imprifonment, and to find flunks. Samuel AP.Vansis was tried, charged on the oath of Alice Barrow, of affaulting Critianne Barrow, an infant cf the age of five year , . with intent to commit rape. From the tender age of the child her evi• d'ence could not gn to the Jury, but the combiner! 1 cridenee of the mother, &c. proved the tales and the old villain, 59 years of ate, received fentetice of on e ' year', impritownent. Edward Roach for Dealing wheat, yofeth . Belford' for healing 'pots, and Jame Ward for heating hi. wife, were tried and acquitted; as was Wqians Waller, for embezzling the fum of three fhillingsanct eleven. pence halfpenny, the property of his staflcr, Joltn Hughes, a baker, at Bermondfey. Sarah Hart, for Dealing linen at Lambeth, was fen. termed to be impt ironed three months, and whipped. A number of perfons were difcharged by proclama. Lion, among whom was Barton, for a Ilmilar offence to that of the abominable M'Manus. There was not any bill foond againa him or Dean, secured of like indecent offences; the latter had, it fhould appear, made fatisfaaion in money to the parents of the little infants !—The Salons then adjourned to Guildford. ifiSIZES. HERTFORD, JULY as—CROWNISIDE. RANI. Thema, Thompfon was indited for ravitlting Eliz abeth Lincoln, on Thtwfday, the 9th of June lalt. Mr. Foots y (hied to the Jury that this was the molt fcrious cafe which had come Wore them during the prefent Affires, inafmuch as it was not only of it fell a molt heavy offence, but there were alto eircum• fiances of peculiar aggravation in the conduft of the prifoner. The proferutr ix, he raid, was about the age of 20 years, and having been left without parenLs,the was brought up at the charge of the parifb, and at the time of the commiffion of this offence, refided in the poor-houfe at Bifhop Stortford. The prifoner was her near relation, her firtt coufin, and refitted in the fame parifh. It would appear by the evidence, that this aft of his was not committed either in the infer,. fibility of intoxication, or by the fudden explotion of the patios, created by unfought opportunity, as was fometimes the cafe, but he coldly and fyftemaaically planned the deed which he afterwards carried into motion. The girl being in the poor houfe on the 9th of June. the prifoner fent for her to the Cherry Tree public loth in Stortford, and told her he had got her a good place, as kitchen maid, at Squire Heath's at Stanhead. The girl laid (be mutt go home and get leave to go there. He accordingly ac• companied her to the poor houfe, and told the fame (tory to Mrs. Serjeanr, the millrefs of the houfe. Mrs. Serjeant obferved, that the thought the girl would hardly fuit the place, as the bad not been at fervice. He replied that the would do very well, for her aunt worked there, and would intim& her. Mrs. Ser jeant agreed to let her go on trial ; and if the was not approved of, the prifoner undertook to bring her fate back again. They then let off together to Stan. (lead, about fevers in the evening. Their way lay acrofs fame fields, and on the (kirts of a wood called Eight Acres Wood. When they approached the wood, the prifoner began to take indecent liberties, which le refitted. He immediately feized her by the arm, and dragged her into the wood. He there threw her down : the ftruggled and (creamed until her ftrength was ezhaufted, after which he eff , fted his purpofe. He kept her in the wood fur two hours, t,nd compelled her to (übmit to his purple a fecond time, which being done, he left her alone. She wan tiered about the wood the whole nivltt, until day light enabled her to find her way out. She then raw force men at work in a field, who direted her to a neigh bout iog cottage, in which a relation of hers lived, to whom the told what had been done to her ; and the next day the prifoner was apprehended. Elizabeth Lincoln, the profecutriz, proved the fa& as Mr. Pooley had limed them. She was a round• faced country girl, and appeared greatly diftseffed in giving her evidence. On being crofs examined by Mr. Coawooo, the fact not in the !ma vary from her Itory, but (Wed the fads rather ftronger againll the prifoner. Mrs. Serjeant, the Miilrefs of the Work houfe, proved that the prifoner came and Uri ugl.t the profe• cntriz in the manner as had been rimed ; and that when the came back the next day, fhe fobbed bitterly, and Grid Thornpfon had ruined her. Elizabeth Player, the woman to whole cottage the went the next morning, laid, that when the came there lite told her that Thompfon had ruined her ; the fobbed a great deal, and had her legs fcratched, and cloaths torn by the brambles. The Learned Judge told the Jury, that if they be- lieved the profecutrix, they mutt find the prifoner guilty. Verdilt—Guilty. Simla Clarke was indicted for ftealiag a bay geld. ing, value four pounds, the property of David Francis. Mr. Jess°, Rated the eircumflances of the cafe as follows The profecutor, Francis, was a poor countryman who could neither write nor read. On the tzth of May lan, Hertford fair•day, he carried his poney to marker, which he agreed to fell to the prifoner (or 41. The prifoner gave him a note which he told him was a 51. Deptford Bank note. The profecotor gave him a 11. note in change. This not: the profecator paid away to another countryman, as ignorant as himfelf ; but the next perfins to whom it was tender. ed, difcovered it was a mere imitation of a Bank note, and in fail, it was a note; on the face of it, purporting to be, " Debtors Bark. 1 promife to pay bearer sd. for Attor ney, Plaintiff, and Defendant. T. Collins." The count, yman finding how he had been duped, went in fearch cf the milliner, ■nd met him in Kingfland road. He flopped him, and Willed on having a gond note, but the prifoner fwore he had paid three of the fame fort of notes away on the fame day, that he took them for good ones, and he would not change them for any body. The Prifooer, in his defence, Paid, he took the notes the fame day from a perfon who laid he came from Oxford, and be believed he was either a Par fon, a Lawyer, or a Doelot, (or he had a hand as white as any lady's. He added, he could not read himfelf, and if they were bad notes, he had bimfelf been impoted upon. Several witneffes were called, who gave him a good charadlet as a dealer in bodes, in a (mall way, and confirmed his liatement that he could neither read nor write.—Tbe Jury found him Guilty. I:ictiard White was convicted of uttering a bad (bil ling, knowing it to be a counterfeit; Jae having been before convifted at Middlefex of the fame offence, which tenders the lad a capital offence. Sullen Jones, landlady of the Fox and Gyapes pub• lic houfe at Ware, gated that the Pritoner, on the 16th of March tenClered her the bad lriuiAj is . gad tion. A. 4 kantOratikfflairea...t...sanit . isitiotikit hirer, (he fent for a cmilable, and he was fearelsalr concealed under his cloaihs two large parcels of bad (billings were fouui, 'wld with a piece of fmail paper between.eit h-- .The Jury found him The above three prlfoners, together with Thomas Berry for cheep-pealing, and lobs .Smith for flailing in a dwelling houfe, weie l put to the bar and received lenience of death. Oftlrefe, the Learned Judge told Nee Iheep.ftealer, and gortifon for the rape, that they mull cloak In receive no mercy. On the Civil Side nothing material was done. The Court &tithed early, and the Affixes concluded'. WINCHESTER, JULY z 9. At our Affizes. (the bufinefs of which commenced on Wedaefday lan), there were only ten „vicunas for trial, not one of whom was capitally convieted.— : Robert Andrews, for dealing goods from the waggon of Mtfirs. Brown, Brice, and Malian ; and Char late Rofibieflu, for a felony in the (hop of Henry Doughty, at Portfea, were Cadenced to be tranfport ed (even years. 7 homes Gray, for affaulting Major Angus Frafer, was fined 6s. Bd. Rokrs riVire was difcharged ; and Patrick Connelly, Thomas Wails :Alm Morthant, Thomas Matthews, john Meofikn, ancl4.rab Brown, arraigned for different offences, were feve rally acquitted. At the Ay Prime, twenty-one caufes were entered for trial, (even of which were tried by fpecial juries. The King (on the profecution of George Lovell, Efq ) o. George Wilkins.—l'he Profecutor lives at . Rookley Route, in the parifh of Crawley, and is a Magiftrate of the county. The Defendant is a far mer at King's Somborne, and one of the overfeers of the poor of the parilb. On the zd of September IsA, the Profecator being out with his gun, heard repeated cries, and violent blows given. On ridiug up to the place whence they proceeded, he found the Defendant beatin g g a little boy, about eleven years old, for having Buffered Come pigs to *get into a field. The Proketitor exponulated with the Defen dant on the feverity of the correction, which was re turned by the latter with great abufe, and an attempt to ride over the Profecutor, who, in confequence, indicted the Defendant at the tall affizes. The Bill being found, the indictment was removed into the Court of King's Bench, and directed by the Court to be tried at the Affizes, and was now fubmitted to the decifion of a Special Jury, who found the Defendant —Guilty of a common affault only. Morgan v. Turner—was an action for the obiruc don of light, by building a wall againfi the Plaintiff's windows. On an objection to the form of the action, the Plaintiff was nonfuited. Rex v. Eldridge and Another—was an informa tion by the Attorney General, for oblirnaing an of ficer of the Escife. The Defendant was found— , Guilty. Elmore v. Heath—was an atliort to recover pl. the price of a horfe fold to the Defendant, and war ragtes: found and quiet : he proved, howo,ver, to be unfound and vicious, and the Jury gave the Plaintiff ' , his whole demand. A caufe wherein Meffrs. Heath and Son, brewers, 'were Plaintiffs, and Dennis Reid, Efq. Defendant, was chiefly remarkable for the defence fa up, and the Defendant being his own advocate. After three years credit, the Defendant refilled the demand of payment for beer fold and delivered to him by the Plaintiff, on the allegation that the beer was not brewed with malt and hops, but with pernicious in gredients. To fobtlantiate this cafe, he brought for ward the Plaintiff's brewer, who had been in their fervice 30 years, and other witneffes, who proved to the fatistaaion of the Court, that the Plaintiffs never ufed any other ingredients than malt and hops in their beer. The jury, of cousfis, gave a verdict for the Plaintiffs. Hart v Solomon—was an aSion between two Jews refiding at Portfea ; wherein the Plaintiff fought to recover 131.1 Is. the value of revel; watches fold to the Defendant, which he pleaded had been re- turned. The Jury found for the Plaintiff for his whole demand. The King v. Thomas Payne, and the King v. James Payne —were indidments againft the Ddcn dants fur having naval flan es in their poffelEon belong ing to his Majelty. The firlt went off for want of Jurors to make up a Special Jury ; on the fecund,' the record was withdrawn. The King v. Bull and Another, was called on this morning, but went off alto for want of Jurors. There bein no capital conviction, this is termed a Maiden / me, and the Sheriff, according to enf: torn, paid ve guineas (called glove money) to the Officers of the Conn. ' The General Quarter Set lions of the Peace were held here on Tuesday lA, when lane loWon, con rifted of flealing a watch from fhomas Swan, of Alverfkoke; and Elisabeth Noble, for (lealing wearing apparel from Robert Dafwell, of Gofport, were or• dered to be imprifoned fix months each. William Bennett, fur a theft at Otterbourn, to be Confined one month. The other trials were fur crimes of leis enormity. ECCLI BIASTICAL PROMOTION. Yefterday a Difpcnfation paired the Great Seal, to ensile the Rtv.Wm. Hett, M. A. Chaplain to the Molt Noble the Marquis of Stafford, and Prebendary of the Church of Lincoln, to hold the Rectory of Marla Enderby, on hi• own petition, together with the Itcdtory tf Thorpe on the Hill, on the prefentation of the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln, both in the county and %Boccie of Lincoln. GIRTH. At Bromptee, els the sett luttant, the Lady of Lieutenant. Colonel Home, of daughter. lARRILD. • uelJay kft, at Mary-la-Sonns Church, Philip Mayow, E(q. of Gray's Inn, to Mire Elisabeth Desue (daughter of the /ate Lieu tenant Colood Charles ituifell )Jean) of Deronfidre-ftreet.Port land place. . At Stroud, John Hillhoufe WUcol, Efq. PM of the Sheriffs of enßol, tb Mite Margaret Withen, daughter o Sir bans. Wathen, of Stratford Heade, In Gloucefttr. DIED. On the 3d of October, at Agra, in the Fait Incline, in the ?nth Tear of hh age, of a fever peculiar to the climate. Corn t O watt., (of the aft Native Regisneut of Cavalry) (on of lhom.ta °atelier, hfq. of LittoJalk, Ireland. On the lath infiar.t, at Manebtfler. In the :ad year of her age, Mn. chute, Young, (Lae MI. Grimani, of the Haymarket Theatre) vette of Me. Voting, one di the M-nagi.ra of tit.: l'hea• Ire there. irldaifennlght, In Chancerplane, at an advanced age, Mr. john Pack, r, pro.tar. Lately. in her ostth year. after a few rnmmen.s Indffyontion, Pers. Spark. wife of Captain J. Spar!, of Kemoley near %Vol eater. At Ids haute 1.. Knifes mintier, of a aHa , ledic ttrolte. llc ;beg,/ Dory F.fv. tbr lan . I,.rviving fun el the late th.niaa )Surf, Lfq. of dis Liras. Wercatalkire. . . . . , . .. ~ . Med befirable REP., attfelraCkirfort, n..,r Pridol. 'TO BE Lil..D BY Aw.•:llthiirr.4.•!3y Mr. STEPIihNS, On Saturday the a I ofAupdit seat. at .bilikn',,l..ch in the •r et c.:ion at the Eseiatige crir ,e troll:, BAB ti, lu§jeit to NA ehnalittitletil till Mt then esprsill.d, r r•T• ;*ti • 4 I`HE • Capita I Freehrld DWELLING 4102 1, 5 . -fi r late the refidenee of Mrs. Maki, deecaud a MIMI to ft a fatal Paddock; Elealunusrmind; and .dintilated Gardena, ,stitch an excellent fatis4glat Mehen•PlesPinl Gowlitolktnie• The /Joule confifts of three parlours, 'bookie I . r sera t ig .4- chlna-pailtry, on the firß 0”pr; a drawir proms,. three bed. rooms, a lifer one, with filer gold garrets. 76k Irrvin Offen,' as kitchen, laundry, I , reante ball, back kitchen, rldnitea, an d' (mall derv, with CVIIIIIII4 art dada* canneloni, :Mint tan goseb.houle, and hair Itailed./k6k, wondilltnie, iflokalf. Iletrit T. and • mall complete Dog Kowslosewly built, which, at the op. lion of amp -440 r, ally be. made an excellent prew.bouft, km. a ballet and nue alrbdp Oily within. .. , lituatioa of the liank,,tent,•ved aka pulp:4l4/Ire frier I T tEit Reuel, eilaying the ti: Var idvantage of a Southern kipeq, I aid with Ow wisdom of ofs an. unhiaqnspred .piralf. ' makes this reed: net (for a , y ti .l, too numerous) :he raft agreeable on Clifton Hill. eof the Gardetis, whfdh It. abrvut 330 &cc long, and for the ulster part Igo .icep, in ° rang 4141 tilt principal !mores en Luna, and commanding ap e Art VU.W. which mull continue uninterrepted, tender thtfe premiks cs. trtmtly valuable for building, To be fern only on Tuifdays, Wedn,fdays, Thorfdays, and Fridays, between the hours of Metre and two. by Mahan volt. cation l a ticket at the hen& of Mr. Sttph, rte in Cumherl,o..: (tree, where further rarticulars may be learned. Litters (pillage paid) direct e d to J,Bllffg, 4f4. at Cbfrou, wI4I be duly onendcd to. _ — ...- . .. .—.. ._... _ jult publiihed by li. D. Sir rosins, intanotter-orw. London, A new Edition of that tray valuable and interefllngWork,entitled . AGUIDE to HEALTH, I', ice unly rill re Shill, Hugs, with an elegant Portrait rf the Manor. Ceoltainleg a Min& Treatife on every Disorder, partictikly Mel knt to theta Climes, with their various Symptom! mode of Treatment. Wed 1 fpecific remedies, in whi:h is lett:ripe:dad thud advice and autfe bons to toeing Forfeits, whereby they may efeape there dangers, 1 which too many fall into,and arrive to old age with found and vigorous conflimikosi This bock flksitsl la attentively raid .by ail who bare anp rel Pill, to their health or Isappinefs DISEASES Mae URETHRA and terrain OCMPLAINTS. - A S tole Proprietor , of DAR AN'u celebr ated niediv £ & dicated Bougie. inn Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR Intones tEm Public, that he may as ufual be eon[ daily from 9to3,at Ms hook, No. 54, Prith-ftreet, Soho, on Cafes of Ilittildtures, Olaftrue tiona,Gleets,&c. Ste. as I•4lf#Pehility, awe every dikorder where . fecrecy is fo enential a requilite. that Mr Dufour has provided ic fpaclous hook, that every Patient may be inttoduci'd Is a ft.paraWl' apartment. Mr D. has for many years confined bienfeif to Owe ' department of Surgtry, and from extenfivepraekiee, and the rat & flattering thetas, he is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild; efficacious, requiring no confininnent or reftrah:rt, In diet, anti which prevents a rclapfe. Perking in tilt country Rating their cafes fully, in a letter, enelofing a one or a two pound nett, will bawl proper remedies fent to the amount. For the various fyinpterna. itc. fix Mr Dufour's Treatife on the above complaints, price M . bd. the yth editioo—to be had of J. Callow ' Croirn•court, Sobel M'Ojecn, Exeter Change, and of the Auth or. . . Stomach Complaints. Wind, Gout, Sparta, Clone, Vmsnitipsa7, Heartburn, I,ofs at Appetite, indgefUort, and Geaeral DLIAUtz it the StoMach and inteltines .. CORNIVEL I L'S ORIENTAL CORM IL. GOOD Health is fo dependant on a good dige fl ing ~ and a proper proportion of the gaßric JulceAlsat where there is a derangement tot the one or a dtfiellney of the other,there mu% be Ind rpofifinn and difcafe : at; impr , per , theeflinn of the aliment lubjeds the b..nly to a train of diftreffing effeds--Bpafm. Yli.ndg Choate. Cramp, Vmnit.ngs, Heartburn. four hrudtations, a laser Appetlte,and the Rnenach fercharged with wind,are the attendant tymptonas. To remove the& pain ;til feelings, and rollare a proper proportion of the jukes of the Stomach, witi,out which dieeftma cannot goon with any advantage to the [!Rein, the 0 RUCH rm.. VEGETABLE CORDI.aL is particularly recommended. It wag Bet Weever,. d aed idea by an esalitent phytelan der the EaR Indies, where De bilides a the Stonsaeh and lateftvoes are revere and alarming ; and the Brother of the lee Lord Alvanley, Lord Rodney, and a great entrulver of dilkinguifis..4.pniunages is this country, have patronifed and reennmended it. It refl./fel tone to the Stomach, removes Sperm, difeharge• Wind, cure* Ctue)le, and fur ge , cally itrengtlscniug the Stomach. and Bowels, It cannot be furpaffed, while Its agreeable flavour renders It a, *stint is Madeira Wine. Sold whokfale and retail, .by Slim and Edw ads, 66, Saint Paul's Church-yard, pride St. 6d. ydr Bottle ; or, 'nearly 6 I. ona large Bottk al. 6s. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. • I\ff ESSRS.CURRIE end Co. Surgeomjiaving Eng .1-YR a long reties of years made the VENEREAL DfSEASE the particular übjtdt of their Jr vdtigstion, are now enabled to an nounce the dileuvery of a Medicine fuperior to Mercury in the Cure of that Difeafe. it Is at prefent fuNcknt for them to obferve that its Weeks are diametrically oppoliteto chafe of Mercury, foe though it completely eradicates every veftige of the virus in itv molt confirmed ftages, yet it does not in the leaft injure the coat tution, or alter the complexion; ou the contrary, it renovates the fyftem in all its natural functions, promotes Appetite, and fad is tats Digettion. Nornberlefs inftanees are on recent record of the fuperior ellicacy of this Medicine, ha inherent lad feed& ulnae,. &Cling as a perpetual correatve to bodily 4abkiwomhether pm. reading from an excef, of conjugal and illicit piiafure; or from ebb more infitlious though not ids chatruaive indulgence in a certain pernicious habit. Amitift the melancholy ?si l ty of El/fortieth which seethe cnnferiucnce of this felltary vice, there are none more aftliCting than theft DILFICICIICXI and oestes•ri sit that inevent or embitter the matrimonial Rate The wretched fulferer broods ever his misfortunes, allumui to fcek relief till it has brought him to fuch a Rate of mifery as to render life olipreffivi. thofe un- A• happy Perfons it will bet co:doling refiedion to knew that Rio may now, by a new and Infallible mode of treatment, be reftored to that great& of all human bleKugs, a (hung, mealy, and vire or; Conftitution. McKee. Currie and Co. may be corliilted by Patients of Ali r Sex, at their Houk, No. 107, Hatton Garden. Eerfg.nalit or b, letter (port paid) indolleg a Sank Note, when the n.ccffary ad vice and Medicines will be given or felt to any part of the King. dole Patients In the Country are mentefted to Rate their age and genera/ mode of living. No. 107, Hattori Garden.. H A VING dedicated Tnyfell to the ttudy, and been gratified by the molt confiderable pradice In that branch which I thought proper to felled, I truth that I have not more DJ& employed my time than that who, l the enclave field of the profvffiov, are °teal - moan, Immerfed in uncatainty. and cannot always attain that Need's which is acquired by concentrating the tottliedual power to one slats of dlfiirslen. The dlfeates of DhRILITY are peculiarly dlftrealng, for the? ' bring with them a train of concomitant fymptont., and by a do prefiion of all vital enurgy. eliftcnee Wel( becomes embittered— Whether they arife from the prevalence of ill example, the deftrue dye habits a fehoolboys.or the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the moltaindumis profellional Orin; but by the Ignorance of atteducalei men, the fymptolus arc aggravated, and the et/Wilco ' nice la deftroyed. Asa MEMBER oftheßOY.Al. COLLEGE of SURGEONS, wend my pretenfions on regularity of education, and putrefies every mivikge to pradice, I feel myfelfentlfted to that confidence with which have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. •In the firth kora:ions of local weakne(s, early applicatiar will prevent the calamity of a debilhated frame ; but where the fulferer, from a confcioufnefa of the unntatilinefs of the vice which came I Lis nt .fortune, I. fearful of the contempt or cenfire of his . lArrat phyliclan, and broods over his Infirmity with careful conceal:mu'. It mutt be fatisfadary for him to be affured not only( capahllo of treatment but alto of the moth Inviolable fecrecy. And In reventVencreal Complaints it is pciflibleto prevent Fate danger or tinteds in tinning complicated cafes it is the acquire ment of exclave experience in this lute to drat a life, certain, and fpeedy re-eft alllftinwr.i. otter the advantage ..f thioeaperiessee tothoft of eialier fel who are alftldol with any hind of DEBILITY, of any fymptoms of ENFR EA!. IN r and In all cafes the ternts of remu neration sr; ftated raw the firft interview. Patients in the country are ea petted to 'oriole a Banknote, and are rev:efts:el to (piety their ace and manner of living. MAII. I IN Banff, Kirby of the Royal ...allege of Surgeool. in Leetdeep No. se_ Artviilei - ilreet. Strand, neat Temple bar. !WM ATFR AT LONDON BRlftflf! TO MORROW. Worfsitg - • 42 amines of 10 Att•rL.,l . 15 asinmes niter It - - UK). Nrt..Le..l and pabildw by ~ .11YRIAIIIT, (of • teramy•pbece, ambeth), a the byaa Orrice. No. I. Cart: • arm. Pubieder.4 allb at the STN Ones, Tasapboaar.