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.ISSIZ I; S. • cHFLMSFORD, FR !DAY, JULY 24. N Difoiti) V BATE AND WIFE. This was an issue out of the Conn t of Chincery, try whether tFe wards of William Sandfind aed Wii barn Cl ire were of full a!_Te on the 20:h of October 1782, when they executed a certain conveyance. Th: cause itself was no ways interesting, but for the ea hibir f a want ss of the name of S 'rah Curtis, whi said she u as eighty-seven years of age : her sigh: and hearing were perfect, and she possessed great bo. dily activity. On examination by Mr. Serjeant Lase, the said her old husband had been dead for some years ; and being a little pressed, as to the age of het present husband, she said' he was very near thirty.— The Serieant told her jiboosely, that he had heard she bad deceived him by concealing her age, a nd b a d passed for ody 75 Mien she was married to him.— The old woman briskly retorted, that if she i had, she bad a right to conceal her age as " she stood then upon her fortune." She, however, actually remem bered the ages of the two persons in question ; and upon her testimony the,plaiuttff obtained a verdict. IlltY.DogS. BART. V. PHILLIPS. This was an action of trespass against the defen dant, fur breaking a close at Little Baddow, in, this county. The whole value of the land in question was described as not worth 40s. the right to which bad been twice tried at the expence of some hun dreds. The question was, whether it was formerly part of an adjoining wood belonging to the plaintiff, for of late years it had been thought of so little value, that nobody had exercised any acts of ownership upon it. The case depended on the evidence of a suing of ancient witnesses, who stated, that formerly the ancestors of the plaintiff had a saw-pit there, where they sawed up the timker cut in the neighbouring wood, and had charcoal hearths. On the other side ancient witnesses were called, to anew that it never formed part of the wood in their recollection. After an investigation of several hours, the Jury found fel- the defendant. YORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22. . • James Oldroyd was charged with a capital felony, in assemMing with divers other persons on the night of the 11th April, and attacking the mill of Mr. Cartwright, of Rawfolds. The prosecution was foun ded on the 9;h Geo. 111. Mr. Cartwright stated the attack was made about twenty minutes after twelve o'clock, on the night of the 11 th of April, by a con siderable number of persons, who almost instantane ously broke in all the windows on the side which was attacked, the lower windows by hammers, mauls, and hatchets, and the uppe r by di sc h arges cf balls and slugs. During the firing, which continued for about gi minutes, there were constant cries of bang up-- damn you areyou in—in with you—kill then: every one.— '1 he charge was repelled by a constant fire from the inside. and the rioters at length retired, leaving two wounded men behind them, who afterwards died. — He had no reason to believe the 'prisoner, who was a person of good character, et , - , s there. Mr. Cartledge, wle-n in the bar of the Black Bull, at Marfield, over. heard a person in another room say, in a loud toned . 'oice--" I was at P.,a w folds on the night of the at tack--I was engeged there— I was close by the two men that &a." The same voice afterwards said he never was in any association but cue, and that was Ned or General Ludd's ; that he had been itt his service three years, had been faithful to him,'and would ever terrain se. On entering the morn they found eight el' ten persons, and the prisoner was pointed out by William Clarkson as the person who had used these expressions ; but on being tak.n into another men, the prisoner denied having used them. The prisoner was in liquor, but nct (hunk. Mr. Ash y, ath gave nearly the same account as Mr. Cartledge, with this addition, that when the prisoner spoke to him be recognized his voice to be the same that had used the expressions in question. Mr. Clarkson and Joseph Senior, who were present in the room, proved that the prisoner made use of the expressions. On the part of the prisoner, Mr. Joseph Savage, surgeon, at Dewsbury, said, he was subject to attacks of fever, and was in a debilitated state at the period of the 11th of April. He saw him on the morning of the 12th, and from his appearance should have supposed he had his usual rest. Mary Ward, who lives in the same house, saw the prisoner in bed on the night of the 11th cf April, at eleven o'clock, and between one and three o'clock she frequently spake to him and gave him his medicines. When she rose at six o'clock the prisoner was in bed. The Jury, without leaving the b. r, sound the. prisoner —Not Guilty. Joseph It art,nhcme, ae ag ed 17 ; John R owan , 15 ; trillium Rodgers, 16; and Mary Gibbons, were charged wit. a misdemeanour in breaking open the depot of the Local at Sheffield. The Jury acquitted Wilstenrome arid Rearae; and found W. Rodgers and Mary Gbbons—Guilty. William SyZa was charged pith stealing a gun in the dwe.leng house of Jelin Marsh, of Meltoasn, on the night of the 9th of May. Wriliam Wady was the first called, who stated, that he was a private in the West Kent Militia, saw the prisoner in a public-house at Marsden, on the af ter: oon of the 9th c f May, where lie asked him se veral questions as to !he strength of his guard, and saio he could bring one hundred men to their twenty. He (the prisor.er) then proceeded to state that he was tree, able, and willing to serve General Ludd. His Lordship here interfered, and said he could not suffer such irrelevant matter to be given in evi dence, and he should expunge what had been said i r c.nt his mites. JAniealiershaw stated, that he knows the prisoner, saw him at Meltham, about eleven o'clock at night, the 9th of M. he had his fi blacked, and had little journey ' - fol d he :flock ',ve a id if the ie of :hen ited, fire fudge, near Tohn Marsh, and lived in the house. On the night U. the 9th of May he was awakened by a knocking t the door, and the discharge of a gun ; he got up tnd delivered the gun. On being questioned as to iis motive for so readily delivering it, he replied, they demanded it, and he had been informed the Luddess would not be denied. John Marsh said, he heard this knocking at the door; a person then said, 4 , We are informed you have a gun, and we are come for it." Witness re plied, he bad not one. The person without then called out —..g No. 8 and 9!" IVitness then called out for his apprentice not to deliver the gio ; but he supposed he did not hear him, as he delivered it up. The gun was brought back on Monday night by .Joseph Whiteley. Witness, in answer to a question from Mr. 13nouGHAst, said, the demand for the gun. was made before he heard the report of the piece. Philip Earnshaw said, the prisoner applied to him to lend him a gun, on the evening of the 9th of May ; he wanted it for a bit of fun. Witness lent it to him, and went some way with him, but he lau g h e d so , th a t witness thought he bad some mischief in his head, and would go no farther with him. Witness does not suppose the prisoner meant any thing more than a frolic. Joseph Whiteley proved, that he carried the gun back to Mr. Marsh's house, on the evening of Mon day, the 11th of May. Two days before the prisoner's house was searched for arms. His Lordship said, he did not think it necessary to call upon the prisoner for his defence ; there was evi dently no serious design to steal. It appeared to have been an idle and very improper frolic, and for which the imprisonment he had suffered was a desprved pu nishment. The Jury concurring in this opinion, acquitted the prisoner. He was also acquitted on another indict ment, the result of the same evening's adventure. The Judge advised the prisoner never.to indulge him. self in such a dangerous amusement in future. Betty lifoo4 Mary Ellie, and Mary Wright, were ea pitally indicted for stealing potatoes and onions. The Jury, without hesitation, acquitted all the prisoners. Elizabeth Woodger and Savannah Lyall, were charged with the wilful murder of a new born male infant.— The following is a brief but correct sketch of this extraordinary case :—On the 12th of March, the wife of G. Needham, of Blackburn, near Rotherham, was delivered of two children, a girl and a boy, the former was perfectly formed, but in the boy there was a deficiency in the superior part of the head, the Ibrain not being protected by an y b on y matter , b ut merely covered by a membrane. Woodger, a mid , wife, conceiving that it was not likely to live, formed the design of putting a period to its existence, which was accomplished by drowning it in an earthen vessel. It was then buried, but was taken up again on the 17th of March, for ,the purpose of the Coroner's In quest. The surgeon who examined the body, stated, that the child was perfectly formed, except his head, which was deficient in the superior part an inch and a half. Any pressure upon it must have produced dangerous consequences ; and he did not t hi n k i t possible that the child could have survived more than a few hours. The prisone rs u se d no concea l ment , I and it wa; clear that they acted under mistaken ap ; prehensions as to the law, an d t h oug h t t h ey were jus :' titied in what they did. Several Lades gave the prisoners a most excellent character for humanity.— The evidence having been gone through, his Lord-' ship, in his address to the Jury, said—. , I think this I prosecution may be of great use to the publ c, in re. i Imoving an erroneous opinion, that the lase allows the ! ; right of deliberately taking away the life c;f a human being under any circum s t ances w h atever . I t i s , th ere . • fore, highly, necessary that the contrary should be I ' known." The Jury Inind the prisoners Guilty, but recommended them to mercy on account of the mis taken notion under which they acted. His Lordship , said he should n o t p ass sentence upon t h e pr i soners , ' but should write by that night's post to the Secretary of State, to make a representation of the case to the Prince Regan, which he had no doubt would be fol. / lowed by a pardon,: 1 The business at the Crown End finished on Friday. Only one prisoner has received sentence of death, and that sentence will be commuted to imprisonment. Mr. Justice BAYLEY said, he should not finally dis charge either the Grand or Petit Juries, as their ser vices might possibly be wanted again, as it was the intention of the Judges to continue the Assizes by ad journment, that, if the state of the county should re quire it, they might resume the Assizes, and try such persons as should be committed ; but he trusted there would be no occasion for this.—Sentence was then passed on the following prisoners : —W. Groom, for stealing potatoes at Sheffield, twelve months imprison ment in the House of Correction, Wakefield; Thos. Wilson, for a riot at Sheffield, 15 months in York Castle ; W. Rodgers and Mary Gibbon, for a riot at the Military Depot at Sheffield, 1 year in York Castle. ?R. MA121(111. RBl'Bl2o4' WHEAT IN MARC LANE. from July 13 to July 18.- Total 8,164 quarters--Averap 140 s. 50-Is. Ofd. lower than last return. RCTURN Ot Fi.ou.,frnm July 11 to July 11-Totel 8,965 sacks, -Average 119 s. 611-21 d. higher than last Morn. Average Price of Corn in Englard and Wales from the returns ending the 18;h of July, 1812. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease. a 4. li. d. s. d. Is. d. Is. .1. 15. d. 146 0 190 0 I 77 10 52 9177 4 76 11 he average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made is the week ene:ing the 22d day of July, is 445. 2.1 d. per cwt. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags. Pockets. • Kent 51 Is to 71 Os Kent 61 Os to 71 ICs Sussex 41 4s to 61 as Sussex 51 Oa to 71 Os Essex 41 Os to 61 Os Farnham 71 Os to 111 Os COAL-MARKET, July 27. Ships at Market Sold 42t Newcastle 82,t 2 Sunderland 2 2 Stone Coal 1 2 Cults 2 COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICES Or GRAIN AT Tits FOLLOWING MARXIIT. BASINGSTOKE, July 22.-Wheat 136 s 04.1 to 152 s Od per Quarter Barley 70s Od to 73s Od Beans 80$ 04 to 82s Od Oats 00s Od to Dos std 60s Od to 56s Od I Pease Bread 2s l Id. per gallon. MAIDINCIAD, July 22.-Wheat 120 s 04 to 1764 Od per Qr. Barley 59s Od to 6Ss 04 Beans gos Od to tlas Od Oats 55s Od to 64s Od I Pease 00s Od to 00$ Od Bread Ss. 3d. Nee/soar, July 23.-Wheat 120 s Oel to 154 s Cd per Qr. Barley TUs Od to 80s Od I Beans 70s 'Od to 601 Od Oats 52s 04 to 59s Od Pease 80s Od to 48), Od Bread 2s. }TINLEY, July 23.-Wheat 120 s Od to 154 s Od per Qr. Barley 7us 04 to 80$ 04 I Beans Od to 83. Od Oats 53s to .53s od Pease 79s 04 to 824 Od Bread Ss. lid. Devizes, July 23.-What 128 s to 154150 d per Qr. Barley 63s to 84. I Beans 80s to 100 s Oats bSs to .58s Peas 00$ to 004 itraDlllo, July 25.-Wheat 132 s Od to 162 s OS per. Qr. Barley Od to 604 I Beans 83s Oel to o , " s Od Oats Cis 04 to 6Us 1 Peas 00s 04 to 00s Od Bread 3s id. OXFORD, Jots , 18.-The second best price of a bushel of Wheat was 185. Od. according to which price, and a due allow ance made to the baker, the assize and price of bread are as fol low, viz.- Th e peck loaf household.. to weigh 171b.602. 55.104. The halt peck 2s. lid. and the smaller in proportion. FAIR s.-Canielford Fair, on Sat uday se'nnlght, was one of the briskest selling lairs ever remembered in that place. About 2000 sheep and lambs were sold; and from 3 so 400 black cattle, at good prices. -At Helton, on Monday se'nnight, horned cattle, which were plentiful, sold well, but horses dully.-At St. Bos well's Fair, sin Saturday se'nnight, there was a great chew of caple, but the demand was not so great as for some years past; fat cattle sold well, from 114. to 12s. per stone. There was ale() a good &hew of sheep and lambs, which sold very slowly, and a great many left unsold. There was but a poor chew of horses, and prices considerably lower than for sometime past. There never was less linen cloth at the fair than on Saturday, and very little sold, being no demand; the greater part was taken away unsold; prices much the same as last year. Lewes, JOLT 25.-TI ere was a good supply of Wheat at mar ket on Wednesday, but few buyers; no Barley or Oars; Wheat, £35 to £36 per load; Flour, 1265. per sack. The Beast market was also well supplied ; prime Beef, 65.; Muttou, 55.13 d. to fis.; Veal, 6s. per stone ; Lamb, 10V. per lb. At Arundel market, prices were-Wiliest £35 to £37 per load ; Barley, 645. to 665.; and Oats, 50s. to 555. per quarter. The appearance of the Wheat in the neighbourhood of Ports mouth, is highly proinis:ng; and in the event of favourable wea ther, there is like ,y to be a brat r crop than has been known for several years. Many of the ears of Wheat arc four chested, and extremely well bated out. A gentleman in Su-ses, last week, took trout a st-tgle ear, eighty incipient gratts of corn. A wager has been Li-1 at Chic ewer, that 70 . cia.tomary acre of Wheat will ”roduce four quatters on an acre. o CtuNstm., JULY t 8.-\ t• relay G. Greene, Esq. M.D. ex hibited a sample o. utcommon fine grown by tins this year on the lands of Powerst.)wo. BLLFAST, it; ot -It gives has great pleasure to observe that M.. 1, in our n:a kit , ft 11 yest.-re!ay st. nr 69. per cwt. and that a ft:rther titCrrllne Is expected to-day. The suyply rot new Puts toes was vc:y abtl:.ditlr, pt Is. Si. per stone. Prices. 41s. 6d. to 525. 3J. 435. se. to 43.. 94. 65a. 04. w 00s. Oti. 48s. OJ. On the '2lst insta7t, at Edir.hurgh, Mrs. Dr. Brewster, of a sor. On the 2Gth, at Wiliiani Young's, .arliy street, the I.ady of Captain Laurutir, of the Ist Regiment Foot Cuards,of a son. e• II i I I. 1 i I s i ) 1 ! . I t I '. 1 I i I 1 1 I 1 t / I 1 ; C e I 1 1 I I 1 1 ! 1 , • ) 1 t I ] 1 1 \ 4 9 I I 1 I , 4 a 'I c I -• 1 I 1 1 ' f I 1 a 1 t i t'4 t] i tl I t 4 v s: .1 v • Ii d li s on the 9th of May, he had his face blacked, and l a gun ; he asked him it he would go a little jour with him. Witness replied he would not; but 1 I' lowed him at a little distance. The witness said stopped at the house of John Marsh, where he kno I ed them up, and said, "I am i n f orme d y ou h a y gun u e n here, reulGreont deliver eralLud it up, they d had sent hi: , t ou four ld to r i t , a: t door down." There was a person of the name Whiteley with the prisoner when be firs: saw hi but he only went a short distance with him, and tl turned back. The prisoner was rather ilitoxicat and staggered as he walked : heard the prisoner I the gun. In answer to a question from the Jud the witness said there was a number of ho uses n , i l th, , t of John Marsh's. 1 John Creaser stated, that be was an apprentice _ ____ • _ _ MARRIED. At Brade Church, county Cork, the Rev. James Hiagstou, Prebendary of Cooineg, in the tho,:ese of Cloy ne, to Lucinda, daughter of itichara Beecher, of Horybrook.c•tvoy Cork. HIGH WATER AI'LONDON MUDGE I'o- MOIt1401A': Morning... ••• ...... 28 minutes after S Afternoon 5O minutes after 5 M R. SPILSBURY, from his success hi Scrophu lois Cases, may be consulted any morning between the hours of Eleven and Three, at his Dispensary, No. 15, Soho. square, London. Patients wishing to consult him at their own houses, on diseases of the joints, scorbutic and eruptive com plaints, previous to making use of the Patent Aiviscorbutic Drops, will have a decided opinion as to the probability or success.— Terms of attendance may be known at the Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square. As there are numerous counterfeits, please to ask for Spilshury's Patent Antiscorkutic Drops, with the King's duty printed in Watt ink, in bottles of ss. 6d. mild- bottles 10s- assd larger Xi 2s. duty included.- Compound Essence Bs. Dispensary. No. 15. Soho -agave. London. MARLDDROUGH-sTRLET.--- The Dumb restored to Speech.—Elie. Urfa!, a pretended prophetess ; who affected to be deaf and dumb, was charged by Miss Silvester, residing in Baker -street, with stealing two gold rings of the value of rf3, and £2, her property. The prisoner introduced herself by presenting a note, which stated her to be deaf and dumb, and that she was also well versed in prognostics. The prophetess was in consequence admitted, and displayed much skill in written divination. It was afterwards disco- 'feted that the two ring s w hi c h t h e prosecutr i x had i pulled from her finger during the interview, had been I Too I'H POWDEst. BEAUTIFUL White Teeth may be regarded as stolen from a caddy. In two or three days after the I •A-• one of the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, without robbery was committed, Miss Silvester met the priso awnhdich t m h;:nen th formed face is imperfect; inattention to the teeth nee in the street and challenged her, when, strange to vEc su rrA in. a l e . r s ll T lf o l:iri l, 77 o o o f T 7 o p ff n e se n n ti:e b ia rea a t ni h. nu ßu e T k Llell t tell, she had recovered both her speech and hearing , and certain remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums . ; its and denied the robbery. She was however identified particular qualities are not simply both by the prosecutrix and her servant, and she was confined to cleans i ng the teeth, ut willd l yreserve them in the highest state of perfection ; it will also known to have been an old practitioner in this ' end t t l i t i i e fu ie 'l a y ri on, fasten such as may be loose, and way. The prisoner was fully committed for trial. I r ead er them to a m ! , e ei n w ti e rte d ra u eradicate the t e sc t urv h y , QUEEN•SQVARE.—Yesterday, two pawnbrokers in : in the gums, cause them g tO the neighbourhood of S trutton G roun d , and one in render them of a healthful red, and the brew h tiLlicately tweet, York -street, appeared to answer to compla i nti pre- 1 relie u veand cure the mo st excruc i ating toot h4ch, gum-bales, an d ferred against them by a master s h oe - ma k er i n Tot- 1 cued ed lice. sad .of Paternoster-row. a r n e d tai r l e a ta t il by n u ß e t ia n ia lerls n , d 4 ii C la h r earid t e, corm:. hill -street, for having taken in pledge, contrary to the Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; llnutt, Weston,llllaolrloary, Ports mo uth, statute, a quantity of shoes from a boy apparently ' Portsea ; Trewinan, Exeter ; Cookworthy Glenville, under the age of 12 years. It appeared by the testi- ' ' cm "' aGnidlbmertthandakiHolland, Plymouth t Newbury, Dubl i n ; Batter mony of the prosecutor, that a large quantity of shoes had been stolen from his shop by this juvenile detire- gill, Edinruivhs;ClCrugtwell broi l t i h, R Mandernon, &AU, anti Car. Brighton : Roberts &lion, t and o l t i a uff nd C l 4i e trit k en H lia ul ttl i • %; G rj'itei dater, who had lived with him as an errand boy, and son and Wings, that they bad been pledged at the pawnbrokers already Edwards and Penny, Liv. ti , oul ; 'talcs r at g la ' Lynch, Ma nc h ester; Bowen, Norwich : Knott and Lloyd, Mr stated ; in conseq uence o f w hi c h they were each fmed in the mitigated penalty of 40s. for each pair. m: V gliam ; Gregory, Brighton; and of mon re ectabl e Bfiedi. Vender. in the Kidgcloco, to Dozes 2s. sr:, '4 . I"1" 1411 Fine fet:27:Cl.alerScOevlo7ll7l—":ll43; VTO T HE APPLIZIED• AN,27:lienlit C Em o ß FU: d iA ß : c:wo l i A Fc L h M oisfath O n voua pisordera. To Mr& WITNIRS, Chettilst, Strand, London. Silt—:.My wife was affi•cted with a severe bbery ou , y aw tended with a vi o l ent b eat i ng of the heart, lowneNs of "A,' dreudful sick-head-ech, which reduced ber so much that 64;4 came unable to speak or walk for szveral , ald quently faint and remain in that szate fu der together with a swelling in the neck, during width iiii la m _ means advice and attend ance o f se v eral Medical Men, im who in e i ~l l . d every in their poster, gave her over a % i n k pected rutty hour would have been her Last, wilco I ta a lley a lleyvtioz saw your :Jahn of Quito advent's:4 in Coe o:.tag ow 0,4. hr, as the list lesource, I resolved she should make trial eh, therefore bottiklit a stuall bottle o f Messrs. Bixte t and 67:1 gave tt according to the directions, and, astonishin g t o m ew fort she had taken to e w h o l e o f the bottle, I perceived l: ful change fur the better, and by her taking three awe bop 6, two small and ye ball-guinea one, she recovered kn. tp ee d , a was able to go about as usual ; and I ha ve no doubt but u s ,: morebottlawill re-rote her to her former street balb : - You are it liberty to publish thts letter for the b en d i . A __ 1 end I am, Sir, your oblig e d humble Servant; "mt Glasgow', March 30, 100'4. Muitalet M i tletta Lo. - For,lier particulars may be known, by appiicatioa to Bauer and Co. Glasgow. The COIDIAL BALM of QUITO, a safe and certain two l l Ai Nervous, Bilious, and Rheumatic Disord e r s , levraesadk,,,, I.oss of Appetite, Inward Decays, Elating Fits, 1 romac i : :baking. of the H ands or I . l .obils Shame* of bank (4 2 . 44 tiont, and every kind of dastlity or reiallatten ill pi rsentsfsigo sec and of every age, is sold, wholesale and retail, by w and Co. Successors to W. Withers, Chemist, 2111, 3tseey. t o , don ; and retail by most Medicine Venders, its, vd,perieng"" LUEo, DE WU FY, 8 URIC FURES, • IMPRESSED with a consciousness that e x i t de . viatica) from the general pLsa h as been bighly b ea d ahs others, and improved in their professional acquires maturity of near twenty years experience, Messes. C :smoky%Uilltitue Co. continue ' with unabated ardour, the eradication ease& orders which are the consequence of illie't indulgence, alb* structive habits of the inconsiderate schoulhoy. lurid l y* * , cure of these complaints, they bold out no inductee/at is but sensible as all men must be of the existence sl m u ak larnitlen, they offer their assistance as regularly adaesissllis goons - of London, and of the Royal Cones* of Ea** In all cases of Syphilitic infection, and in every cansphiu debility and deficiency, wh et h er ar i s i ng from thsiofatvatiallisg certain destructive habit, long residence in meatiness, be living, or any other cause producing deficiency tinissiyits% the patient may rely on a speedy restoration to vigsesub m ik Their improved plan of curin g str i ctures of the swedes huhu attended with peculiar bllCCeSS—Erictures of ten sr tufty pm duration have yielded to their treatment in the short 'wis( three weeks. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first ropeoss io who have laboured under that painful and distreedrg dans, having received a radical and permanent cure, prtinagi request that references may be made to them as evidences of the decided superiority of Mesas. Canis a lli t i Cel plan of treatment. Many of these gentlemen Indiums mares care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other sursionsof eminence, who attempted their cure by the 'mikado dile lunar caustic s 'Whist bleep/, - Messrs. Currie aii.l =ay be consulted by either to;o1161 greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their bOO% 116.111 f Hatton-Garden. Vadat, In the country Ire mama to ow the particulars of their cam, egs4 and primal indite( Intik enclosing a remittime foradvice and medicines, when tbe ststt will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. W HEN Men of Education and profession! use persevering endiavours is discover the roost said certain method of treating a few prevailing Menu, thermos ltd result of their experience is the best proof of superiteity. , ?stairs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induc.cdte ado the cere of the following the object of their particular auk* a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moistest of awls cation, and its concomitants, Strictures and Glees, wbkh, if an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured; ado& Linty, whether arising :rum Bacchanalian indulgences, Isigras deuce in warm climates, er a secret solitary vice, too thaw happily pursued by the youth of both setts, in the ear snag ritt rdi.y or barrenness. and in the other a numerous trio Ono; volts diseases, which, if not timely remedied, term.nate is Igo tenet and consumption. In that distressing state of lirbeity • deficiency, whether the consequence of such brevet bitals,rt at king from any other cause, by which the powers et thee/DU tutinu become enfeebled, as regularly edscafed Surgeon raises don, they oUer a film, safe, and speedy restoration to sesolui vigorous health. l'he result of a long and extebtive practice has enabled da l by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, home inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patientts he least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Casa whall early application is made on discovery of the inf e ction,tigirs quenily perform a cure in the short space of two days. 'new preccdented success of their mode of treatment (which homer been knows to fail in one single instance in a practice of IJyttti during which period many thousand persons of both maim been cured, eve:; after severe and injurious methods had ha pursued by other I'rae blotters without• effect), induces damn thus puhlicly offer their advice. Tube consulted daily personally, or by letter, by PlMus of either sex. Letters from the country, containing a Paalosolli duly attended to, and advice and mediciucs forwarded I* alf part of Ilse Klngdom.—GOSS and Co. IS, Bouverie-strect. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, No. P, NEW BRIDGE-STREET, LOPON. 1110NOURLD 511, IBErl leave to inform you, that ever since the Ter A 179(1,1 had been afflicted with the I.ues Venerea; which,itie Its obstinately resisting every course of mediciae prescribed kV° most eminent of the fatuity here. and undergoing serial sesw courses of salivation, and twice discharged from the Hosphal,o l little relief, would appear to be of the most inveteratenaturt k • the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a hbud, , nearly to put a period to my existence. I had a large ulcer crown of nay head, eiteon each arm, and my legs writhe& .out in a frightful manner; imAy right was dreadfully 004 had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven yet:liar!' bad also two nodes upon it, etas very tnuch disooloared,/dr me such excruciating pain, particularly when lona I 4$ I nearly to deprive me of rest; In this lamentable - state, I l e commended by Mr. J.Themi•son, (who received so r!t!, ale by them here,) to take your Leake's Patent Pill 'todo on die 26th May ;in the course of a funnier urr'..."' receive benefit—in [kW 'Mote than a month the arm head and arms were soundly healed—soon after, tie soeesac leg healed also: leaving, however, considerable dias llllll ;, tion in the alda, entlyaln is the kin; of the left, was_,...W`' blessing of God, ausi.allyl lesger-perseverance in your la w , ble Medicine, subsldid ; the nodes dispersing, the skin 111 01 2 itsnatural hue, and the nocturnal palmgridadly ring $ 1 " became, by.your liberal advice and medicine, perfectil ,_ my former complaints--babe recovered my former WM. strength, and am become jolly and fat, in whit% steeled"; tinued many months to the astonishment of all who kas llllll ‘ am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, bet b for the good of other irffering mortal, to Make this my caw public as possible, as I shall on every °casino—die $* ddsi will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very Immo' rant, ALEX. MURIA Swan's Close, High-street, .Edinbetzh. Prepared and sold by tbe sole Pi or , Tholnq Member 6f theßoyal College of No. 9, New Bridge-atreet ; t-•, ) A j.t 0 s• 7 . hey are ;1w sold by his appointment, tit Ole 35, St. Alban's-street, Pail Mall ; the 'l'ordmies NIL lord.street ; Mr. DisborougJes, No. 7, Fialreereet . posite the Monument; and by one person is turf town In England, &e. in bones only Ss. 9d. Ash; scald•lf full and plain directions, whereby . persons ofaithar amt ry themselves verb ease and secrecy. 1„ N. B. Every Box sold in Greif !bilge Is sealed of witibo All svbieh,l-; &roll rof the Commissional", is printed in sks Offioe " 17 Taylor, Au. P, New Bridge-strost."to WI is Moor. SP. LONDON : Printeo published them LEVEL SINT • Pkkett Plaer. at doe Stu Wire, TempM+eu• HEALTH AND LONG LIFE. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, w hi c h were contrived by the Inventor as a remedy for himself, and which preserved him to an advanied age, are admirably cal oubted fur disorders of the Stomach and Bo wels, for liead.achs occasioned by indigestion or ft ee liv.r.g; for Bilious, Gouty, and Rheumatic Complaints, and for Colds, slight Fevers &c. arising from tie vicissitudes of our climat e . R ecourse s h ou ld Le had to them upon every trifi:ng indisposition, and thus their well known characteristic of promoting longevity will be maintained ; for by timely assisting nature in the dim discharge of the animal func tions, they preserve the body in health and vigour. They are ex cellent as a general family medicine,and, as they do not require any confinement, are particularly convenient for travellers. Sold in Boxes 4s. W. each, nr six in one large Box for £1 41. by F. Newbery and Sons, is St. Paul's Church-yard; but as many persons'mistake the house, purchasers are desired to ob serve, that the Number is 45, four doors from Chearide and that his name is engrav e d i n a ll the wa t s. To be had likewise at Dr. James's in Brio. n-street. p I