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r 1 _ ,• ;SivCE. COURT of letters BENCH, FEB. 4. •—•••• IARCLAY, 111 Q .: V. LORD MY. Mr. Wtotay moved to let tide the non pror in the above cafe. which had been obtained in confecriesice of Plaintiff having failed to enter the iffue in due time. The Plaintiff dated in his affidavit that he had jolt caufe of aflion, and hoped their Loldthips would let him in to try. The SOLICITOR Gay , and Marra. Dismal and CALIVAV laid a few words on the other fide, en. forcing the argument that the Plaintiff had wilfully delayed going to trial, end from the whole of his conduit, he did not merit the indulgence of the Court. It was Rated, they fa;d, that he had endea. vowed to pi sjudice the minds of the Jury its his fa. your, by dating his grievances in the public papers, affuntirg that the public, would feel peat anxiety in the fate of his aelion ; and latimating that he ()mold give the damages he might ultimately obtain, to fume p4lic charity. The i,;.'ourt laid, that thofe falls, if carreft, should be maije the fubjea of a feparate affidavit ; and, for them / ion before the Court, their Lordfhips thought it Rofuld be granted, and the Plaintiff let in to try t Tvoedelay having been purely the Klub of a millake Role abfolute ; and the caufe to be let down for trial at the fittings after term. tAILS.—In the cafe of the juilification of Bail, Mr. Jolliet LAWRIlics obferved that the bail piece was on fo !mall a piece of parchment that there was not fofficient room for the Judge to fign his name to the caption. It was written uanfver(ely ; and alto. gether, it was in fuch a Rate as to be unfit to be put upon the file of the Corot. Attornies fhould tell their Rationers that pieces of parchment fo !mall Ihould not be Ramped, but that they (hooka leave fufficient room for all the words which were neceffary to he written upon a bail piece s and if any fuels int• primer pieces of parchment were bronght,before him again, he fhould rejed the bail. This refolution be-' • came abfolutely neceffary, for he hardly fat a night ' at Chambers in which twenty bail pieces of this Shameful defcription were not prefented to him, for fignatore. rseatraev S. TRI LIMO AND OTHERS. Robert Sennett and Henry Sennett came into !oust for the purpofe of rectiries its judgment for a ecinfpiracy. William Mayfair, conviaed with them, did not ap. pear. Robert Kennett was rendered in difcharge of his tail, in a civil salon, at the fait of Mr. Sykes. The Court ordered them to Rand committed, and be brought up next term for judgment, and the ins prifernment they ( hall have Cuffered will theta be re• membered in the lenience. TIM LIMO RI. Till RRT. T. PRIRSTLIT. The proceedings of yefierday in this cafe were re . • sewed, end affidavits were read for the Pr..fecution, from which it appeared, that the firm advanced to the Defendant was never confidered by Mr. Armine Styleman, or any of his family, as a gift, but merely as a loan, to be paid by 'sly inftalroents. Mr. Eames addreffed the Court at confiderable • length, on 'the part of Mr. Prießley ; he raid, he was happy to obferve, that the feelings of the Court fully coincided with his own, in expreffing that the Defendant. although guilty of the crime imputed to him. had been extremely abufed. not only by Mr. Arsine Stylenrait, but by his Executors. He did not mean to deny the authority of the cafe of " The King v. Topham," or that the libel could not be taken up by the furvivors ; bat he meant to contend, . • that the Executors bad not gifted properly, in putting Mr. Pr ießley to fuch an enormous expecte, by bring ing him before their Lordetips, when punifbment adequate to the offence might have been affigned in a Court of inferior jurifdietton. The Learned Coun t, fel then entered into a detail of the diftreffes which the Defendant and his family had Wand from the cruelty of the Profecutors, and concluded by indicat ing his expedation, that, although it was neceffary that fume punifliment Should be given, yet that their Lordthips would take into the ir humane confedera -1 tins the misfortunes Mr. Prießley bad already fuf - - feted. Mr. Wit-sow, for the prorecution, obferved, that the affidavits, read in mitigation of puniffiment, were rather an aggravation than an extenuation of the crime. 'Ere Defendant could with no propriety ad duce, for the confideration of their Lordlhips, the fe verity of the Profecutors, when, by their lenity and forbearance, he had been permitted to remain at large fince Michaelmas Term. Lord ELLINEOROUGH." If your coofent had not been obtained, the Coot would have hefitated before they configned Mr.'Prieltley to an imptifonment of fo long a duration." Mr. Wo tunr farther remarked, that the penitence !hewn by the Defendant upon the prefent occalion, did not arife from contrition for having committed the offence, but from his (arrow at receiving the leritenee of their Lori:Mips. Mr. Justice LAWRENCe, in the abfenee of Mr. Jul: Lice GI , at, pronounced the lenience of the Court in the folk wing terms Thomas Friedley, you ate called here to receive the judgment of the Court for A libel, tending . to difgrace and vilify the chanaler h and nmor y o f the I.ltr Mr. Amine Stylethan, with the v i e w to cox and injure his furviving relatives. In . ingation of the puttithment you are to receive, yon save enleavoured to induce t his Court to think, that Vic offe.ice of which you have been found guilty, was enmmir.ed under an irritation of mind, for the feve• rity v.ith which yon were treated by the late Mr. Armine Sr yleman, and by his Executors. Yost Should have c , ititletcd, that if you pi defied any legal right, the Courts of I.iw and Em.ity were open to your demands, and sum them you might have obtained ample fatibtaelion. If the letter were written to ac quire money. aid to extort it from the Execittorf, who were willing to Id rbe memory of the dead re main unfutiied by Minder. your offence is the more heinous. It is much to be lamented that a pe..fon of . your age Should have fo far permitted Ms pallions to user-title his iiircre.ion ' and that you (Wald have Cu mock tor/oven the Gorpel of Peace, as not to pm , tut the principles it i, your duty to inculcate. W a hat ori.fortune is it, lap, that you had fir little in your re6,lleaion a moll effential part of that Gape!, which erj•,ins us to fnigive our encosit • ! 'The Court, tak ill; every ci:LllMitAnce into mull maltre confider- ation, orders that yen do pay to the King a fine ot tol. and to give fecurity fur your good condo& in soot.; and far th er, that you be imprifoned till the fine be paid, and the fecurity given." Tilt 1111:0 V. ALLAN, HUGHIS, AND ABBOTT. The Defendants were brought up for final judg ment, havirm been convidted of a riot at Knareibo rough in Yorkfhire, with intent to prevent the clap tion of a Member of Parliament, and for aft - atilt* Sir John Ingolby in the eremite of his official duties as a Magiarate, and for beating, throwing down, and trampling upon, divers of the voters, in order to promote their original purple, that of preventing the election. Mr. Serjeant Herat:ow), and Meffrs. Holum), RAIN!, and SCAR I. AT, Were heard in mitigation, and the Sot.ic a TOR GENES !.L in fu pport of the prolecution. After which Mr. Jullice Lawa s Nos pronounced the judgment of the Court. The Learned Judge obferv ed, that this was a juft and neceffary profecution, or dered by the Houfe of Common , :o be carried on by his Majeßy's Attorney General, for a riot in July lall at Knarefhorough, by which the elation for a Mem ber to reprefent that Borough in Parliament had been prevented. Mr. J. Moiety Allen, an attorney in that Borough, appeared to be the original planner, and chief inffigator of this defperare riot, it was therefore proper to diflinguint his cafe from the cell—the others, however, had :Idled in a manner highly relate. henfible. Making the proper difcrimination between the cafes of thefe 'parties, the Court ordered and adjudged. That J. Mofeley Allen be itnprifoned in his felskßy's gaol of &nate for fix calendar months, and thal T. Abbott and R. Deese be imprifened in the King's Bench prifon for three calendar months ; and in that fentence confideration was had of the length °Mime (three months) they had already been Oimprifondd. That they, and each of them, do give furety for their gond behaviour for four years, to commence from the expiration of their imprifonment, themfelves in tool. and two fureties in 501. each and that they, and each of them, be further impri. Coned until fucks fumy be given. THII KING O. THII WINDOM DOCK costsianv. This was an indictment preferred by the inhabitants of St. John's, Wapping, again(' the London Dock Company, for not crating a fecond (wing bridge over the entrance to their docks, which they were bound to do by the at ft of the King ; and by reafon of which omiffion, the inhabitants were very much injured, in having the thoroughfare Ropt up, fometimes for an hour together, while vefrels were paffing . in and out the docks, to the great deftruaion of their trade and inconvenience of the neighbourhood. To the indict ment the defendants ftlffcred judgment to go by de fault, and it being this day prayed againft them by the Solicitor•Gencral, Mr. °arrow and Mr. Serjeant Bell addreffed the Court, Rating it to be the defire of the Company to do every thing that was right, but finding it to be impraaicablc to place a fecond bridge where it was fir(' intended, they were obliged to pe tition Parliament for freth powers, to amend and remedy th e inconvenience; and the refore hoped the cafe might Rand over. The ammo; GaisiltaL faid the Company ought not to have opened the docks before two bridges were erated, and that they had perfifted in &Anti wrong till they could go on no further, and now claimed an indulgence and forbearance theiecondua did not en title them to. Mr. Juflice Lawatclice obferved, that as the trade of London bad been admitted into thofe docks, be did not know how to advance the hastens o f ppblie on one fide, without oceafioning great loft and inconvenience to the public on the other. The Dock Company fhould not have opened till the terms of the Ail had been complied with, and it was extremely reprebenfible that they Ihould attempt to put money into their own pockets; without the fmalWl regard to the intereits of their neighbours. However, the judgment might ftand over, to fee what was done in Parliament between that and the next term. TIM KING O. CATLIT ESQ, AND 0T14155. Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN Paid, that this was a Rule obtained by him, calling on the Defendants, who were Magifirates of Grantham, to fbew caufe why a Criminal Information &Arid not be filed againft ' them. for &Hedged mifcondue in their o ffi ce of Ma giftrates—his Learned Friend, Mr. Gaaeow, who was to have fbewn Caufe againft the Role, had been AistiOd as to thew him the Affidavit upon which that I Ciais was to have been (hewn. The Affidavits, which were very long and circumftantial, he had tend attentively : and it was but jußice to tilde Gen tlemen that he fhould fan the matter of complaint was not only fully anfwered, but there was no fowl. dation whatever for the application which had been made to the Court againft them ; that there Magill trates appeared to have conducted themfelves under the circumftances of the cafe, as precifely he fhould have advifed them, if they had done him the honour in have confulted him. Mr. Gas sow faid, that the Magifirates confideted this mode of addrefs from the Counfel who was in. flrufted to move againft them, perfectly fatisfadtory. One word mote—the Magißrates would not feek their colts from the quarter whence they were of right demandable; but, perhaps, the cafe could not be raid to be difpofed of properly, without marking the impropriety of the application by difcharging the rule with cons. The Chief Jullice (aid the Court was about to make that order juft as Mr. Geattow was going to addrefs it, which was always the refult of an un founded complaint againft Magiftratcs.—Rule dif charged with colts. THE KING V. THOMPSON. Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN rote to oppofe the Rule obtained on a former day by Mr. Abbott, to quaffs the conviction of the Defendant, in this cafe, which had taken place before a Magißrate of the county of Rutland ; but, as Mr. Abbott was then in the Court of Exchequer, he would wave his motion until that Gentleman returned, in order that he might, if he chole, have an opportunity of replying. Lord ELLIN 10500011 laid, that the labouring oar would be in the hand of the Learned Serjeant ; and expread his opinion (in concurrence with that of his Lamed Compeers) that the convillion could not be fupported, as upon the face of it there was no proof that Mr. Wingaeld ( at whole inftance the in formation was laid) was fuch an owner of the fishery in which the Defendant had angled, as to entitle him to the penalty which had been levied. The Learned Serjeant laid, he thought the colla I CP teral tell;mony of Miler ougttt to fatisfy the Codtt ovanerfhip. of Mr. Wingfield's . Lord E 88888 OILOUGN-•-" Such tetutnony is inad miffible ; and a man cannot prove his own title to profit by a penalty, which is to arife from evidence Riven by himfelf. The title in the prefent cafe might have been fhewn by deed, or other admiffible evi dence. The couviSion mull be quailed." MANDAMUS. Mr. Wagon obtained a Rule to (hew eat& why a Mandamus fbould not be direeed to the Commiffion era of the Court of Requells its London, defiling them to hear and determine a fuit between the Chamberlain of the City and a Mr. Bailey, a Rock broker, with a view to afcertain whether he ought not to pay a yearly duty of forty (billings to the Chamber of London, under the 6th of (;),12esn Anne, which provides, that all brokers exereifing their trade in the City of London, (hall pay that funs into the Chamber of London, for the ufe of the Corporation. The Defendant objeßed to the jurifdiflion of the Commißioners, they being a part of the Corporation, and confequently interefted in the ine. lIRW TRIALS. Mr. Ju(lice LAW' ENCI obfer ved, that, on account of new trials having got fo much in arrear, the term approaching to its end, and the Affices coming on, the Court would take the new trials each morning, as if they flood in the Paper as fpecial argument. — The cafes on Friday would come in their turn, as if this tank had nut been adopted. Mr. Pori made his firtt appearance, on Monday evening, in. his favourite part of OrhA, at Covent. 'Garden Theatre, where be has not appeared theft three years. A few weeks fince, one of the Mifs Mai/saws, while feated in her box, at the Opera Himfe, wa s fomewhat furprized at hearing a ftrange voice in the Lobby familiarly enquiring for Sally Morgan's boa The door of her box was prefently after opened, and a Gentleman whom the never reeol. kited to have fees before, made his appearance.— In an initant the young lady, with a wit and vivaci ty natural to her, addi sad the unknown intruder in the following words 1 " In fuppoOng this Sally .11fargatt's boa, Sir, you certainly are net mlitaken : Sally Morgan hu the fattsfaelioss of being prefent to tell you fo ; and at the fame time to respell of yea, that as you Into Say Megea's box to Eleafe yotufdf, you will pleafe Sally MOlOll by jallriag out spin. The hanger, too confuted to offer an apingy, inttantly withdrew; and the fubjett has afforded much merriment to Mifs M. and her friends very often fince. LB V ILJACILAS. February all. Hebert warp Edwards end jofeph 'Mean, late of Nn so, lk. Iday Ave, Lod* and of 37 f. Strand. Wen t:Unita. midair and too. at Guildhall. Feb. is. John Mori* " rat St. Giles, Wilddlefeu, Vidtualkr, drake NE Asuman, K ileum at Guildhall, April is. John Tlarnetad I adios. el tbc Wanes?, Lambeth, Surrey, Itoehbroket, in ten, at Guildhall. 're. so. Join Elrd. a Web, Sornerfet, whitdmith, at eleven, at tot Ow/WM& lireadaead, Briftol. Feb. at. WM= Anoltrong. of Stands, Cumberland, calico. SINORANSIMIP.St Oh at the Crown and Mine, Carling. bar Fader anijoia idley. bee of Wfsitby,Yorklbin, damn. draped, laid% derail; aid eregattsere, at dean, at ibe dadwanglo. • Rah 14. Han Wilda. of BrUtol, tale, dandier and bait burr. ae reads, K the Isreina Tavern. MEd. Fib an. Amber layer and Palma lEsni sr bs e l e laie et Lhapeel, amwebeene. dean, at the Clew Ddedlwat.laballood. ffeb. ed. jer m aL l eboo ar of bbreeldia, , at mo t et tbe Ike Feb. n:. l l= to Wllidafen sad George angel. of Matadi lard adavatars, et eleven, at the White Hart Tams. ine *al lid. Feb. at. Late: Simmons, and William Simmons, an of mordants and copartner% at eleven, at the Came rani !reek Liverpool. Feb N. biebed eider. of ntsiford.itreet, Covent Garda). wodablreper, K ardve, at Guildhall]. Fsils wi t=flinginsin law of Ronk-court, Milk.ftreet, Landon. K data. at Guildhan. Feb. z Henry Hie Pentban, of Greville.ftreet, Hatton Garden, Ntlddlefca, mashie. K elem. at Guildhall. . Feb. 18. Thome need" late of Liverdm a trzlant. at two, at the York Had, Ifflllation•fgare, Feb. a. Oast ROM & 'Mt*, ad Wake Lamb ur fon. both of APlkailra !Vet% nuedrtardlefe. ileolav and copartners, at eleven; St tM Upper Aaget, Andover. Feb. st. Edward Sets, hats of Thardef. Gkineefternoirs, common brewer, K eleven, at the Old NE lea, Dudley. Feb. ts. Henry Hewitt. Henry Rath, and Thomas Toftlethvrafte, now or late of Sheffield. Yonntire. Slyer platen and partners. e two, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. February 14. George Gugard. of Upper Grolvenonarcet, Middle. fez, victualler, at ten. at Guildhall. Feb. Is. John Collard the younger, of Canterbury, linp.dcaler, at ten, at Guildhall, London. MARRIED. On the athinftaot, at Kidderminfter, Thomas Pardoe, Efq. of Thayie's lon. London, to Mils Farthenl.3 Hooman s fecund daughter of fames Hooman, Efq. of the former place. On Monday weenies, at his book at Bath, aged 69, the Lady of William Seely°, Big. of St. Clem, Butt, and many years Member of Parliament for Hythe. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 61 os to 71 to I Pockets 61 64 to 111 too ?SICK OP HAY AND STNAVI IN -Old Hay, 11 Iss to 41 as—Clover 31 toe to 41 to Rowlo Al 5s to 51 los—Straw, t 1 toe to 11 ses COAL. MARKET, Februry 6 Sktissit Market :ships fold Price 33 .Neerealtle Coal 3 492 6d to 531 6d. 3 Sunderland 2 463 6el to got od a Stone Coal a 3ys od to eods 6d TO-MORROW. Sun riles Sun fees t 6 minutes after 7 I 14 minutes after 1 Moon Tires c$ minutes after to H IGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW Morning 3t minutes after 4 • Afternoon . So minutes after 4 A CERTAIN CURE POR CORNS INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PI.AISTER. 'THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent .11- REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having 'sever failed In a 'minty of Cafes, agrees, If it does not eradicate the Corn, root and branch, TO RETURN Tit MONET. And he begs leave to add, that It has Infinitely the advantage of the numberk4s Ineffi cacious Ointments, Salves, &c. as many hundreds of afilleted per lons can teßify, among wham are fare of the firft eharaders in this kingdom. Sold Wholefalc and Retail by T.Aetell, No. r, Fincb-lane, near the Royal Exchange; and olio by Mr. Day, No. y, TaviSock - ftrcet ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. James's-Rreet; Mr. Hilda, No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Jeboult and Co. No. xi°, Oarnrd-Itreet. At Briftol, by Mr. Ilt.orin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookleilers Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and Wright, ;•erfurner. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bride... Portfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding*A. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer, anal Mr. Jones ,bookfeller, Port (mouth, Mr. Motley, hookfeller. And by moil of the Venders of Medicines in Enzlani. • ttfliCiel PTGLS..for tee GREEN SlCltinfiti and ether DISORDERS iecide n t to YOVNO FEMALES. • • . THE following indanee of their uncommon dß cog, is worthy the attention of the debited. To Mrs. LEARSI.F.Y. Ramfgate, June 31, gho. cemet uld ia ty, sel t pewledge my (naval for the ode byelaw wodisdaibie Medi/40e WltLelf la is so the probe, muft mud you wm ameba Wawa to feet prise In esieesr way void ow e& Its wads rtsy . en a ewe of way wallepbe e. ligsb pi, I • I Sae oak astallis tout aseaddiwatelwas 411 :j en g= im erf lis al wetr a lhartadholbilistbse pig • eough, and all the catalpa bison • dedine; which are all now eiglistrdrellW •14 t Pills. I was reeornmasEhillil do ak a we I have nut derived the toidlelll baulk I bowireer. I ang *Ow. _Or alueblang of Gno, to be shit to prattee ay Mend% OddebisellatiPieseak_ . . la all so ; thl. fedentary carity, desk. wlllowalben• wispfe, but the knowledge nf grabsoble Medici* dim awy every *tday. With gratitude, I on, Ms sun,your Weak MARGARET JOHNSTON. Welch's Female Pills (with dinetions) price as 9d Z box, are fold wholefak by G.Kcartley, Fleet • arca. London ; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-tad, Giteapfule; F. Newberry, Nn. t f. at. Paulo asurehiard ; Bacon and Co. No. go !Oxford•ftweli Buda, CbrapGde; and Barclay and Son, Fleet Market. • • As nether Medicine is fold under the name 01W/ides Pew tar Pigs, wkkb is (parlous, purchafeesarc requested to reeart, ads feta teitimony ut authenticity. that each 1.1;1 t ? diredkesi Is Spoil wins the name of C. Keardey in hand-writing; sad ow the cestide, wber.by terrains moos be imputed Rasp is • pointed by permit ion of his Maiefty's Hmiourabk Domosblossers or Stamps, thus: C. Kcariley, No. 46, Flat Ikea—Nock odds are genuine. NEW MEDICINE ACT. • NEWBERY and SONS, No. 4g, St. Nee . Church-yard, Loudest, Proprietors of Dr. jaines's Powder, and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in eon requonce of the new Stamp D uties, the price of that Istedlehee will be in future as. 9d. per Packet, or tl Ss. 6d. per Doan; but the Quantity of a Dozen Packe.s in a Bottle (as wade up for the Army and Navy) may be had for tl. 4e. And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the Commiffioners., for Mars. News bery's feparate ifte, in which the Words, " F. Newbcry, N 0.45, St. Pairs are engraved, and as it is prefumed that this will be a faking Security agaloft CoUnterfeia, his Signature on the La bels will be difeontinual. The following are the prices of their Medicines, to the Brit twenty of which Wk. Newhery's Stamp. are allixrd, but there was purohafe fix orasore at a time, will be allowed the Stamps pads. Dr. James Powder ais Dalby'a Carmaarin a 9 Bade se 0 Dr. Auftisesebalybate Analerie Pith 4 6 Pills . 4 5 Box s 4 o Frerhe's That of Batik 4 0 Dr. Baas% Opodeldoe a 6 Ditto Huxham's ditto 3 • Comte= Oil a 6 Took Dills - * Nitre Drops a 6 Englifh CAZee . a 9 --.. Camomile Drops t p Dr. Holsoer's Pak / - Paregorie,Lo- Grant's Drops a g SCUM t t4lnglim s Seas PILL Anytbeists Blois ditto tt, Henr!'s Matinee * Misted Ooltsfoot 3 6 Norton's Drops S 6 Mr. /*race's Dostlfriee 4 es Spillbury's Drops s 6 Capita& Seta a o Dr. Snlander'sTca a p Derry's Rheum. Ma& 3 6 Greenough's Tinetarel ti PI& 4 6 Ditto Tots lateitges a I EffeneetalPeppertniat tll Etleace of Ginger S 9 CVOs Magnefia 3 6 N.B. As Many Pedant, particularly Mcffengen, seiftake tN honk of bleffi% NalrlatrY , they think it tworirst7 to=6:t: that it is at the Eall end of St Paul's, four dear. from with thole WorisJaskribed on the front-. k , Tin oust WA 8888 411 C readja. j 411411 1 .111 POI4D111." HAVING dedicated :Dreif to the fhldy. and ONO saddled by the mud eoedderable pieddhe in that booth which I thumbs paper P 3 Gott, I trail ibis 1 Ism not mere mi. =my Woe den thole who, in the elleinflo by anal rewai 'lienofty taimatiot In ionienesion mud MOM Obit fetid lAA& is nemiald by mmanntrumfg au an mad* of dlfiliderx el DifiRLITY am peenliady dlibellq eat dm" Ma than a Mtn of concomitant frissons, , bya Ile. of digital amen. alecoce ices' be mildnolliksoe theyinds tram diagroyaleca ore! andelleollpßodtp. doWiddta if aleodiena, at ISt indialrinces of Iltdinin Om da medt Whom mtelloml 11111 a led lc if mettinisd any en frentansato opOnt***4 lid Om& tadss le dellinjeß As • is of the ROYAL CO LLItOR of RSV. I pool mg Watigelloas as reguirity of educadontand peeldlng eneyrießespanstmadilm. I MA layiall mudded to due esaldmon grid wbich I ham bit/mato batty tbehreary banotared. . In dm tent (echelons of loci weaknes, tufty nmillaution MU ' C7tde calamity of a debilitated frame; tot 'Whirs do fad arean a andlonfners of the mime. lines of dho oleo tithil twollidblosilattelesm k hatted of the e.mteropt or memo el MS fondly phydelm md brood, owe Ms infirmity aid mentel ma. mataratt It mins. todeimeety for him to be editindast eddy if cagability of unman but are eet the omit inmodble fain* And in rerrast Vers-scal Ciumehtinu It I. paillbk to prtems pids. 1 danspar or dieters; its the melt emmslicated cafes It is dienondrew men of emblem experience in els line to died a vile, and% end fpeedy nrcitablebment. Ilea the advantage of Oh experince to thee dabber fees lan are adlkicd with any kind of Mail Y, of any fymptoma at VitlllAtliAL IHFIaCTION, and In Al earns the tams of ram. aeration ate dated on the Erft interview. Patient/1a the country are ezpeled to Indere a Rank nom, and are r quilted to (pod.," their age &adman= of Robin I.tAttT:tt MIR, Wader of the G.col College at Surgeons in London No so Ansurisneenet Peatid /....1 '. emote. Per To TH. 4. TAY LOR,Efg. NG. g, New Bridge-Brat, London. SIR --I confides it but an het °epithet due to the merits of your LEAKh's PATENT PILLS, to commie*. care to you the following Cure, which ham recently been perfonnee by them:—An acquaintance of mine. who by the breaking out of an okl Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of tlif. orders 'riling therefrom), was reduced alined to a lkaleton, and thourt he had the belt medical advice which could be obtaioed a 1 and tried a variety c (patent medicines, nothing could be procured which teemed to hilt his cafe, or do him any (evict; be remained in a moll reduced and pitiable Etuation for two years, unable to follow his protefEon, and icarcely able to walk or even to Rand on his h gs.; in fad, no one who knew hint ever fupporedA pallid! for him to recover. 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