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~-. . MEM 1 PIP INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KINWS BENCH, APRIL 24. CRIMIN&L INTORMATtny Mr. Gattow moved for leave to file a criminal in formation againtt a perfon of the name of Blunt, who was called Count Blunt, and fometimes Count Von Blunt. Yelterday. he obferved, he had remarked it was a queflion. whether a man thould be allowed to profecute a civil Cult in the Admiralty Courts to-day it was, whether a man Mould venture to fore. tiofe a mortgage without the penalty of fighting a duel? The perfon on whore behalf he mowed was a gentleman t.f the county of Suffer, who, by the death of a near relative, fueceeded to a great deal of property ; among other►, to a mortgage on the eflate of Mr. Blunt's father. He wilhed to call in the mortgage, but he gave the mortgager repeated ac eomrnodation. At WI, he was under the necellity of filing a bill of foreclofure in Chancery. Upon that occafion, he received a letter from Mr. Blunt from Hamburgh, which ran nearly in the following terms: certainly do rot copedt the manners of a gottkman from one who has been taken from the plough; your urbanity has been evinced hs the brutal nvamier you treated my father ; from this condudt, I am compelled to tell you, that you are a poltroon. a fcoundrel, and a coward, and the waft grovelling teptik that ever crept upon the earth ; I deUre you will come over here (to Hamburgh) which is the beft place in the world to fettle the Dam*, and bring your friend along wish you." This letter was-fent by Mr. Blunt from Ham burgh, where he now refides, to his folicitor, with exprefs direaions to deliver it to the Profocutor.— The letter being feaied, that gentleman, of courfe, ILA knowing the contents, delivered it accordingly. After fome obfervations from the Learned Conn• fel, on the dangerous confequencea of the preOtce of duelling, he concluded by expreffing his hope, that their Lordfhips would think their ioterference abfo- Intel/ neeeffary. Mr. Jake Lawassea fuggefled, that the bell /node of proceeding would be, by indidtment, fo as to run it up to an outlawry, otherwife it might be difficult to get the rule forted: Mr. GARROW anfwcred, that he would take the rule, for an information, and as his Learned Friend, Mr. Wood, had done in a fimilar cafe, move to en large it every Term, till he Ilsould obtain his °Wt., The Court granted a rule to Phew caufe. YHA VIMAIMIZT CANAL. COMPANY V. lIIKLID /MAW. Mr. Jeart moved for a new trial in this cafe.— The anion was brought to recover certain additional tonnage upon goods carried by this Canal, and the queliion was, whether, by the A& of Parliament, or as a Body Corporate, they had a right to make (nth additional charge This Canal was divided into two parts, between which there was a declivity of 116 feet, and in order to remedy this, a ftaircafe of locks was fire pro pofe4; then Come other methods ; when. after five years, and immenfe expence, all there erojeas failed, and the Company were compelled to take a circuitous routs in order to have an inclined plane. Before this was completed, the goods were unfhipped, conveyed down the declivity by windlaffes, with the Balance of men, ropes. tackle, &c. for which the additional charge of threepence per ton, per mile, was made ; and it was to try their right to do fa this ation was brought. A verditit was agreed to be taken for the Plaintiff, fubjeft to the opinion of the Court. A rule to Thew caofe was granted. Till RING V. JOHN IttNITHOP.P.. Mr. Serjeant Harwoon moved to arreft the judg meat in this cafe. The defendant had been found guilty at the loft York Affixes upon a Criminal In formation, containing a variety of counts, charging him with having offered a bribe to one John Fofter, Ms tenant, and Affeffor under the Income Tax A 9, to make a falfe return of the annual amount of his rent, and to offers him for the fame at a left fum than he was bound to pay, with intent to defraud our Lewd the Kink of his duties. Some of the counts were for foliciting him to make a falfe affeffment, without the offer of a bribe. To fuch counts there was no evidence upon the trial ; yet the Jury found a general verdi& upon all the counts. The Learned 4cr j eant flitted 'about fifteen oblations, moil of them of to very frivolous a nature, that Lord E 1.1.11580. loon ir hinted he was walling the time of the Court, and intimated that he was endeavouring to (train the conftrudion of the AO, in order to defeat the prefent information. His Lordfittp added, that the objet tions were-Co numerous, that it was impoffible to take colic& notes of them; and he therefore wifhed him to Rate them diftlatly on paper, and leave them with the Judges.--. The lilt and molt important ob jeetion merits particular notice. It went to the re. ,-ularity of the appointment of the office of Affelfor. It appeared that the Income Tax Mt, which paged in the 43d year of the King, referred to the office of Affeffor as one which was to be regulated by a fubfe 'tient Mt of Parliament. That Mt was one to eonfolidate certain duties) and was then depending in Parliament. and was intended to be palled after the Property Att : but it fo happened that it outran the Property Aft. The•Proparty Mt was retarded in its progrels by various caufes ; and the Confoli. dating Duties At pared before the Property Bill had gone through the Houfe of Commons. Thus the Property A& referred to the appointment of Af fans by a fubfeopent Mt, when in fa& the Mt %%bids was intended to regulate them naffed Mt.— Lord gi.s.snamiovois (timed to think the oblation ..f raft importance. His'Lordthip thought the point is material, that he ordered this motion to Rand the ira among the uew trials, in order that it might be argued without delay ; and dared that it Should be mentioned to the Attorney General, and application . ;made through the proper channel to parliament, in order to ratify the evil. • FRIDAY, MIL 25. The Criminal Information s which bad been ch ained again!! Thomas Morris, Francis St. AlSin, n g t Richard Williams, Efqrs. th ree Magißrates of the ty of Devon, for corruptly and malicioully to. 41 6 g to grant a licence to Thomas Watkins, of Plymouth Dnck, was dilcharged; but Mr. Jutlice I.issralacs obferred, that he highly reprobated the 1 condna of there MaOftrares, and intimateds that the Flaintirmight fill have his remedy againft Chats by . . - nue. On the 24th fnf. at Great Yssason --- tb, ars mefentetic enntlimp lion, Mrs. Langi. , rd, aged it, tbe wife of C1114:411 Langford, nt the Royal Marines. Mrs. L. was a molt sheLoi.inidhed and fog:. to woman, and is Lacercly maimed in all wkw na.l iLa plcafurt as uct acquaints/rash E I► ~: i LONDON MARKETS. IIiTININ ratet OW MUIR ON lOARD SNIP At INDIA I Wheat 6cs 7as 78s Wks, 40s 448 Fine Sm 86s Sufolks to Superfine 88s 89s Grey Pess sas 388 cd Fine EWA White, &e. 901 BUM USW 4 01 4 4 3 68 0 0 : Rye, new 3 8 . aas Tick Beaus, Dew 31S 3 81 Barley 28. 365 6d Oli —5 cs Malt 68. 73s sad Oats see ails 3os White Peas sos 385 ad Poland' 3ts 335 od Rape Seed 4ot to an. per laR. RE MIN of WHEAT in Mirk -lane, including only frost the ' 14: 11 of April to the 19th of April—Total 6,sto quarters. . Average 755 I}l.—os. top higher than leaf return. 1 A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the nib of April to the ash of April. Total-1 t atoa &eke—Average 741.6 d. 6s t gild. higher than leaf return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE ISOROUOH MARKET. New Bag' 61 6s to 71 158 1 Pockets 61 tos to 91 OS FRITS or RAT AND STRAW IN SISIIIIVIZI.D. Hay. -31mtailmlamer 31 35 to 51 p Rowin cl cos to of os I Straw, 0 les to al Ss SMITHFIELD MARKET, April sB. To fink the offal—per (tone of 81b. Beef As 641 to p 3,1 0 1 Veal S. cd to 6s ad Mutton ss od to 58 6d Pork 51 od to 64 Off' Lamb he to Ss od. 1 . ' NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, April ail. Per Roue of Sib. by the carcafe. Beef 35 3d to as sod j Veal as od to 6s ad sal Murton as 6d to ss Pork pp 04 to 6s od Lamb SS SO 7. 46. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW , M orn i ng o minutes after is ARernewso • - ii misuse after is SALES BY AUCTION. At the York Hotel, In Dover, on Thurfday, the tit of May, t Sod, at Ten &Clock, by virtue of a Commifilon from the High Court of Admiralty, directed to Samuel Latham, and John M. Fedor, Econ. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. too Boxes Lemons. so Ditto China Oranges. to Ditto Seville ditto. Being part of the Cargo of the DeWitt Rip Mercurius, T. WR- Bm Matter, detained on a Voyage from Maim to Embdeo, by his Majelty's Ship Diligence, and BALM Gun Brig. The Fruit to be leg the day before and on the morning of Sale, and Catalogues to belad by applying to Latham, Rice sod Co. At the York Hotel, to Dover, on Tharfday, the ift of May, 1806, at Tea &Clack, by Virtae of a Camilla° from the High Court of Admiralty, E FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. • 876 Boxes Oranges. roll Ditto LOMB/. Part of thy Cargo of the Dann Brig Concordia, Y. jargon. Mailer, detained on her Voyage from Means to Em n, by his Majeily's Ship Diligence ' and BaLlilk Gun Brig. The above Fruit is in good condition, and may be teen the day before and morning of the Sale, by applying to Latham, Rice, and Co. BARK.—WHITFLEWOOD NORTHAMPTONSHIREAND SALCEY FORESTS, By order of the Right Finn. lmrd ROMIT Stance', Surveyor General of his Majefty's Wooda, Tonna, Stc. At the Saracen's Head d I da nn, in Old Stratfor o6 d, on Saturday, the 3y et May, 18, • THE BARK of fundry OAK TIMBER TREES, directed by Warrants from the Right Honourable the Lords Commiffioners of his Majeßy's Treafury, to be felled this Seafon, to Whittlewood and Salcey Forefts, for the ufc of the Navy, and other purports. Mr. Capes, of Bbrobb Lodge. In Whlttiewood Foreft, AdUng Deputy Surveyor of the above Porelts, and the Keepers of the refpative Walks, will Thew the Trees to fuck Perfons as may be &broils of viewing the fame, and the Partkulars and Condition' o Sale may be hat of the laid Mr. Capes, and afro at the place of S..le; and of Mr. Day, Auctioneer, in Stony Stratford. Capital HOTEL or TAVERN, Intended to be Sold by Auftion at a time and place to be hereafter appointed, unlefs previoully dffpored of by Private Ceatraet. ALL that fpacious and well-eftablifhed HOTEL or TAVERN, caned the YORK TAVERN, fituated in St. Hclen's-fquare, York, no. in the occupation of Robert Coupland, as Tenant at Will, and which confide of, on the Ground Floor, two large Rooms, the one ufed as a News-roan for the Tradefmen of York, and the other as a Sabra - lotion Coffee Room; affo three Back Parloun, and a Bar, it feet a inches by it feet 1, with a Chamber over the fame ; a Walters' Pantry, adjoining the Bar ; a Store Rnom,l a feet 7, by 9 feet ; a good Kitchen, 34 feet a by 13 feet 6; an addition thereto, feet 6by 13 feet 6. On the Second Floor a Club Room, sa feet 8 by 18 fen, a Dining Room and Cotfee Room, et feet as by 22 feet r t,and two Reception Rooms ; and on the Attic Storey nine good Lodging Rooms , four of then capable of bolding two Beds each, two Lodging Rooms down the back Stairs, and feves Garrets ; a fpacloua and handfonae Stair cafe leading to the above. Arid alto a Tap Room, Sitting Room, and Walbhnufe, with con venient Cellars-on the balement, and nudist, Out Offices in the Yard. Alto all thole three Coach hocks, three Stables, a Granary, and Hay-chambers over theta , all Dew ;nekton+, with s Yard and Soil-bola behind the fame. dtuate In Lendal, York, and now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Hartley. For further particular' apply to Charles Morttmer,Efq. at Wig bill Park, near Todeafter ; or at Mr. Scat's °Su In York. rEEEHOOLD TYTHE•FREE FARM, MILL, fee. On Thurfday, the 22d day of May, [Sod, at the White Lion Inn, at Mainzelbury, in the county of Wilts, at Three o'clock in as afternoon, E Fee-fimple and Inheritance of all that capital 1 . FREEHOLD. GRAZING, and ARABLE FARM, called MAUDITS PARK FARM, pleafandy Enticed in the Parifis of Little Somerford, about two miles from Manelbury, confifting of a good Farm Houfe and tenement near, with convenient of fices, Barn, Ox, and Cow Stalls, Yards, Gardens, Orchards, &c. 52A. 3R. zP. of Arable Land, OA. IR. 3zP. of Water Mea• dow, 214 A. 3R. 23P. of Dry Meadow or Pafture, SA. oR. 34P. of Withy Bed Coppice and Wood Land, and 3A. IR. 27P. of Orchard, the whole being Tythe Free (ftibieet only to a mndus of 21. to the Redtor of Little Somerfurd, in Lieu of all Tythes whatever) within a ring fence, and lett to Mr. Matthew Robert i's • together with the Feed of Great King Mead, from Lammas to Lady Day, about et acres, and the Forefhare or Cut of 7 acres in Bailey, and t acre In Stock Meads, on !cafe for so years from the sth of April. 1804. And idle, all that capital WATER CORN or GRIST MILL, calkd KING'S MEAD MILL, eligibly lituated on the River Avon. In the parith of Little Somerford, near to the above men tiened Farm. It is plentifully fupplied with water, well calcu lated for working Machinery, and has convenient Out.buitd inv.; with oA. 2R. 37P. of Water Meadow, and oA. iR. 2P. of Dry Meadow or Palture, in Great King Mead, belonging thereto. There prentifes arc in the occupation of Mr. Thos.tleath, whore leak thereof expires at Michaelmas, do?, when very can fulerabk improvement may be made thereon. The prmifes may be viewed on application to the rekiedive Tenants ; and particulars are ready for delivery at the White Lion, Malmelburr t the Angeh Chippenbam i the Bear, Devices; the White Hart, Bath, and at Mars. Tanner and Cooper's, Salinity. where a plan of the Eftate may be ken. FIUMPTOLD LAND, READING, with the Land-tar redeemed. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CON TRACT, A BOUT Two Acres, more or lefs, of Rich Pat. tore Land, Innate at the top of Southampton-ftrect, upon a Dry, Healthy and Pleating Eminence, commanding the alba Pidlorefq•e,View of the Town and Country. Front the prefent very great demand, and Inereafing Value of Pulsate In Readlog, it it profound it would afford a profitable (peculation to any perfon inclined to build. For the accommodation of Purehafert, the above being about Jon feet In [root, will, U required, be divided into parcel/ of any width. hot further penknives, and to treat for the Purebafe, apply (If by letter, pot paid) to Mr. E. Vino, Solicitor; or Mr. W. War kriar fired, Reading. SALES BY 'walk) 14. UNION-STREET and UPPER RYDE, ISLE of WIGHT. To be SOLD by AUCTION, On the I ath day of May neat, in Two Leta, at the Hotel, •in Ryde, at four o'clock in the afternoon, unlels difpofed of by Private Contrail, of which timely notice will be given, Lot t. A LL that Subtiantial Bs ick•built MES- A- SUAGE, with a very large Garden, well Rocked with fruit trees in full bearing, containing about Eighteen Thou land Square Feet, fituste In Union-ftreet, in the delightful Village of Ryde, in the Ifle of Wight, commanding an eaten five and beautiful view of Pottfmouth, Spithei I, the Mother Bank, and Southampton River, with the adjacent country ; corn pairing two very good parlours, a kitchen, Servant's hall, and pantry, with offices on the ground floor, four belt bed rooms and drilling room, and four garrets. Are leakhold, and held on three good healthy lives, fubjed to a finall quit rent of fit. per annum, and renewable on the death of each life at a certain fine of 51 The whole formiug a defiratile refidence for a genteel family. The pumbafer may be accommodated with the furniture, lately new, and now in excellent condition, at a kir valuation; poffelSon may be had immediately. Lut a. All that other brick and flaw! Meffuage and Building, fituate to Upper Ryde, and now in the occupation of Lieutenant Burden, and William Williams, as tenants at will. A moil excellent fpring of water on each of the above lets, with lead Pumps. As Ryde Is become the firft bathing place in the kingdom, it cannot fail being of great benefit to the parchafers. In cafe the Furniture of Lot a Ihould not be fold with the bottle, the fame will be Sold on the Kemal', by Auelion, on the i9tlt day of May nett. For particulars, view of the premifes, and treaty, apply to John Cooper, of Ryde ; Robert Bird Wilkins, Newport, Ifie of Wight, banker; Mr. Pbyfick, St. James's Parade, Bath, or the prof Henry Perry, Grapes Tavern, Weftgate-Brat. Bath. UNIQIJE COLLECTION OF IMPORTANT PICTURES. 'VHF. Public is refpeafully informed, that a molt . 11 - choice and celebrated colleetion of fingularly rare and value ,* GaUery and Cabinet Plaures, the property of a Gentleman of Independent fortune, and excellent tafte, will be (Omitted to Sale 'by Audi.ion in the caning Month of May, of which further in• fortnadon will be Ihortly announced, refpeGing the precife mo. Mat and place : The Sale will occupy three days. This beautiful Claktlon, which needs only to be generally ken, In order to be projerly appreciated, has been formed amid great advantages of daft and eircumitances, and under the guidance of a calm and ended judgment, that loft no favourable rt opponnity,dur , w i sa nty Yearn, to =creak the Importance of ft by new aqui- The chleeß works of every School, the Dutch, the He• ally, the French, and the Italian, have been related from our of tic Grit Colledloas at home, or that have been brought from the Captiocnt, when and in whatever manher they were to be ob late& whether privately or publicly, and liberal prices given for them. The Dehne, the Page, the Dundas, the Londonderry, the &ff. tol, the Calonne, the Reynolds, the (Means, the Nagel the Ley. the Di:thorough, the Pagel, the Holderneffe, the Godolphin, tic Purling, the Udney, the Hamilton, and other capital Culkalofti, 1 have contributed fume of their belt Rona, as will evidently appear in the recolledted Works delude great and admired Matters : Raphael jan De Mabufe Leonardo Da Vinci Claude Le Loraine Parmegiazio Ruben, Corregio Van Dyck • Nicola Pouffin Oafpar Pouffin Murillo Salvator Rofa Renibrant Olorgione Nubbin's Fra. Bartolomeo Jan Both Carlo Cignanl David Tenlers, jun. M. A. Caravaggio Gerard Doan' Alexander Veronufs Paul Pattiz 'fintorerto Adrian (Made Guercino Francis Mani. jacomo Baffano Gerard Taber& Pietro De La Weds Gabriel Meteu Carlo Cagliari William Van De Vatic, jun. Dominic° Pettl Jan Van Dec Heyden Colo Dolce Adrian Van De Veldt Jan De Bernal Anil Du Jardin Andrea Schiavone Cialpani Needier Innocenal Da Imola Pieter Nati Novilare Jacob Ruyfdael, are. Ike. Gnick; Annitral Caracd Ludadco Caracd &Mame Titian° Viral • - The different fubjedts that will ;recut themfelves, unqueilloo ably the productions of their ineftintable Pewits, will be found to be no leis various than interefling ; embracing the whole range of perfection, from the ample and entertaining to the hlgheft order of the art, the graceful and ntsjeftle g and it will but be proper to remark, that this fplendid Collection, on minute infretion, will be found, perhaps, to be in a far purer Rate than that of any great affemblage hitherto ahlbited. In whatever way the Pleura are enatined, whether in the detail, or admired in the aggregate, the cited will be equally captivating and impreffive. To 'bore to whom they are already familiar, grille would be fuperfluous ; hut the Public at large who are yet unacquainted with their merits, that enlightened part of the Public that admires the Arts In their faireft forms, and covets them whenever*hey are t o be obtained, mould be impreffed beforehand with what they are to taped, and lhould be Informed at the fame moment, in Ample juftice, that cards tioa will not be difappolntel.—London, April st ;806. FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR LADIES and GENTLEMEN who with the orna meet of a FINE HEAD of HAIR, need only make trial of the RUSSIA OIL, which is proved the only article yet di'covered for making the Hair grow thick and lung, cyan on 'Bald Places, Whams, Eye-brows, &c. &c. and will, in all cafes, prevent the Hair falling off, which is too often the cafe for the want of having a proper nourlennent applied to ftrengthen the root, which proves the occalion of fo many becoming bald at an early age—Several Gentlemen who have been bald for yarn, have declared, after Wing the Ruins Oil regularly (or three months, they became nearly covered with Hair. Gentlemen who wear powder need not be deprived ufing it, as it will fcrve as a fubftitute for pometum, and is a Cure preventative againft powder turning the hair grey, a cafe which too frequently happens where powder is conftantly ufed. It is recomended to La dies as an appendage to their toilet, particularly as the ufe of Oils are now found fo titeefilry to render moilture to the hair when dreffing. The Raffia Oil for that purpuk is now become in ufe by Ladies of the SKR circle of fathion, who allow it to excel any preparation of the kind yet difecivered, as it not only nourilbes and improves its growth, but renders to the hair a moil beautiful gide and fragrant perfume, and caufes it always to retain Its natural colour. To eomment on the many valuable qualities it poffeffes, Is ureter's, It need only be fad, it ought not to be omitted by thofe who have the ornament of a fine head of hairand with to ratan it, alto thofe deficient who want to profit by Its virtues. Its ir.valua• hie virtues have been fo much approped, as to bring it to the ufe of the Royal Family, sad molt of the Nobility in this Kingdom. Price 71. per bottle, or one auctaining four (mall. at a guinea. Tie be bad of she Proprietor, 353, Oxford•ftreet, and by appoint ment, at hinds's, 5, Berkley-Spare; Smith, Perfumer to his Majefty, Ito, New Sund•ftrow ; Hendrie and Sons, Perfumers to her lidajelly, 'fichborn-ftreet ; Bayley and Bker, Perfumers to their Royal Higtmeffes the Prince end Prineefa of Wales, and Duke and Duchefs of York, Cockfpur-ftreet; Bacon, N 0.150, Oxford-Erect ; Ward, 324, Holborn.; Butler, 4, Cheapfide ; Wi ther, 129, Strand ; Holmes, Bolton, and Tutt, Royal Exchange, Lemdois ; Bull, Dame-ftreet, Dublin; Flindall;froro, Cornwall ; Realities, North-bridge, Edinburgh ; bhepherd, oppofite the Ex change, Ballot ; Salilbury; Blanchard, York; High Rivet, Woreefter ; Woolnier. Exeter: Metier and Crut well, Bath t Lee, Lewes; Billings, Liverpool; Lynch. Munch (- ter; Thempfon, Newcaftle; Swinlen, Leicslter ; Stavenfon and Matchett, Norwich; Mrs. Jones, Oxford; Hodgkin, Cambridge; Myles and Swim, Bitniinabam•. Langdon, Shcrlaoro ; Balms, Portfmooth ; Dingle,Bury St. Fdrturods; Nevreomb, Stamford; A. Granville, so, foreltreet, Plymouth Dock, and of moll dot venders and perfumers in town and country. N.B. The Ruffian Oil will be found infinitely fervietabie in ref- Coring the Ids of Hair on Hodes, which often proves a great di& figurement to thofe valusble Beware, as none are genuine but thole who have the Ruffian Eagle on the outtide, and figned in Red Ink by the Props tenors, Moehrittufilty and Prince," to counterfeit which is felony. Orders from any part of the Country will be Isi t by coach, by remitting .he money direeted to Mr. Prince. 535, Oxford itrect, Lamdose Good allowance to Merchant. and Captains, for ...anat. Cation, as it has been fenuti infinitely ferviceatale iu we, cc and charitable climate/. R N £. Tll2 TOOT11•ACII 1 IIE ODDS; !ALL: .1•, OR CHF.M.i...AI. nts: NC:: OF HOIRSERADISIL ' j'HIS EfTenee polleffes the Po wertLf cafe! y and len • ' I mailarcly Hopping the Louth ash; ...ad it 1.5.‘ the peen la . Property, if it come in Contact with the rapokd 14,-rve, ..f pie. venting the Recurrence of that torturi. g solely; As that the Tooth will remain ufeful and oraancnt.l through Lite It dots not contain any burning or panicious Qi2ahty ; but when applied I to the Nerve the Operation is the fame as a Stiptic on a bleeding Vein. Prepared by - Thomas King, Apothecary, Brock•arret, Bath; and bold only by F. Newbery and Sons, N 0.45, St. Paid's Church. yard, London I in Battles, price tt. 9d. and 25. 9d. each, Duty includtd; bat none are genuine, but tbofe which have the Wordsi ' h. Newbery, No. 4t, St Paul's," cograved in the Stamp. Sold alto by their appointment, by I. Wade, Old Bond-Brat; Bacon and Co. and T. Allen, Oxfords Brea ; J. Ward, Middle • . row, Holborn ; J. Tuts, Royal Exchange; and W. Clarke, Bo rough High-knee. ._ . ... II 'HE VENEREAL - DISEASE, under its Tn. 1 • 11 - aims appearaumand complirated attacks, may be f= . 9 • and fecretly eradicated from the Syllem, by the ufe of Dr. MAN's DROPS, *Ma for their salutary effals in ckanflog the • ,i Blood from all impurities, whether Venereal or Scorbutic. are. termed GUTTA SALUTARIS. By perfevering in the ufe of • this Remedy, the Patient gradually Ides all pain and inoammatica. of the Parts, all foul and corroding Ulcers, Scabs, Lumps In ibis Skin, and other correponding fymptomo of this cruel and relent,. ids Dik e& : ricarly thirty years pradice bath proved to Dr. Free nun, that all this is accomplished by the Drops, without the aid of faecal Operations, or the ufual filthy application of greary mercu rial preparations. kid by appointment of Dr. Freeman, of Hatton Garden, by R. ) :Zia. Bader, No. 4, comer of Patunoftcr•row, London ;, •I oedema' by Stains, alawn, Lynch, and Vaughan, Manche& tar ; Illasis, ' ; Wltfon and Spence, Liverpool ; Mac- Atocilli, theatt, Basta, Smith, and Manderton, Edits be glig ft.lierwiek ; Reid,Lehb ; Drewry, Derby; Ben- , I a , Hopkins, Stockport; Warm', Warrington; a l' Wills, Rogers, Kendal, Pittman, Mislead, and ; Islam and Sharpe, Portfmotob ; Roberts and jefiallim i l = Welton and Orieft, Porifea ; Thornp(on, Var. month ; Peck and Rofs, Hub ; Williams, Exeter ; anti molt Me dicine Venders In every town, in bottles at 22 9d. each, with am. pie thredtions. - - - I , ;~, arniaw era 0.,• DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS are proved, by experience, to be the heft at d molt innocent Alteradve, Purifier.and Sweetener of the Blood; and thole odious aillided with the Seurecy, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprafy, Sena pitula, or any other Diforders exiting from vitiated Blood . or thole who have impaired their conaitutions by Ififfira ion or juvenile !edit - actions, (hoold by i o means omit a courk of the Vegetable Pills during the Spring. The operation of this valuable Vegetable Alterative is fo pleafent and tilutary as net to Interfere with the avocations of bufinefs or pleallire; its &talon is confined to the ani mal juices, and requires no aftstakm or roftrsiut in dist; it dif. Calves in theftomech, blends with th.- food, and gradually pervades the circulating &Ads, et:needling In its oiffoge any devistion front a Rate of convalskence ; in (bon. it is the long fought for Vegeta ble Specifte. or Isis, but salve, fubititate for dist fathioaaSio mice. rat, Mercury. which may be faid to core only by killing; its effi cacy excites the attentiou aod forprife of medical men, fir when all other medicines have talk 1, De Velno's Pills may be RIM on as a fpecific for all Difordess which originate in an Impure or im paired Rate of the Blood. None can be genuine, shuefoever or by whomfoever fold,unkis the Bill of Diredions is fisted to Red Ink, by the Proprktur * C. sTAPLES. Prepared by Mr. C. Staples, now tole Propsictor, having per. chafed the recipe of Mr. Pidding, and kid wtedelate and retail by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Pa Ws Church yard. on the Foot. way; retail silo by Mr. Dickinfon, No. 6a ,Berner-itreet ; Clarke, do/might and Tote, Exchange. Price 41. 6d. 22.1. and 51 is. per Boa. HAVING dedicated mycell to the Rudy, and been gratified by the molt conaderable pre dice iu that brands which I thought proper to feted, I croft that I have not monastic. employed my time than thole who, in the extcafivc Wel of , the profeilon, are occafionally Imaserfed in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that fuccefs which Is acquired by concentrating the intelledual power to one clefs of diforders. The Wales of DEBILITY are peculiarly diftreffing, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and by a de ' prawn of all vital energy, esifteneeitfelf becomes embittered.— Whether they arife from the prevalence of ill example, the deftruc, tire habits of fchoolboys,or the indulgences of miturity, they re quire the weft ailiduons profcLional Still ; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the fymptonis are aggravated, and the =filia tion to deftroyel. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS, I ground my pretenGons on regularity of education, and poffeffing every privilege to pradlice; I feel myfelf entitled to that confidence with which I have hitherto been fo Hberany hououred. In the GA (cantons of local weaknefs, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the (Acre", . from a confeloufnefs of the uutnanlinefs of the vice which caufed his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or cenfure of his family phylician, and broods over his infirmity with careful concealment, • it mutt be fatiefaCiory for him to be allured not only of capability of treatment but Woof the molt inviolable fecreey. And in recentVenercal Complaints it is poffible to prevent pain, danger or diftrefs ; In the molt complicated cafes it Is the acquire ment of exchAve experience In this line to eia a Cafe, certain, and fpeedy re-eftabliihment. I offer the advantage of this experience to thole of either fee who are afliilid with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymproms of VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms of remu neration are (Wed on the firft interelets ..... —...........-- Patient. in the country are expeded to Melee a Bank note, and are requefted to 11=4 their age and manner of living. MARTIN RkkE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeon', in London' No. *9, Arundel-Brett, Strand, net Temple Bar. To THOS. TAYLOR, Efq. No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet, London. SI R—l confider it but an aft of jettice due to the merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to communi cate to you the following Cure, which has recently been performed by them i—Att acquaintance of mice, who by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Dif orders ariiing therefrom), was reduced almoß to a skeleton, and' though he had the belt medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing coultiberoearat; I which fixated to frit his cafe, or des him any ferriee; he remained In a molt reduced and pitiable fitsatlob for two year,. unable to follow his profefflon, and fearcely able to walk or even to !tend on his legs ; in tea, no one who knew him ever fuppored it potible for him to recover. He Wag adelred at left to try your LiAlttl PILLS--be did fo, ftridlly adhering to the directions given with them-ohe bad tot taken more than two bones, before he found an alteration for the better: this encouraged him to proceed, ar,d by taking a few boxes more he found Ms appetite and ftrength gridu • ally return, and is now as healthy and as Rout at any man I know. You arc welcome, Sir, to refer any perky to nie fur a conermation of the above account if it Ibould be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient bumble fervent, Library, Polkitooe, July to, tlios. HO. PtIRDY. Prepared and fold by accede Propritt r Taos. T , Member of the Royal College of Sargasso', I..aw don, at Idr houfe, No. 9, New Bridge (treat; Ir , Where,after a conitant !trident' of more ChM' 4 3 ,reari• in practice particularly dirtatel to the cure of Venereal coaiplatrt , and That incidental to the parts of generation in ?loth fens:Acute i that Inviolable feereey 'which men of his profeilion mould alWaya , °Nerve, he Ratters himfelf the advice and antance he gratuitinelly adinlnilters to perfone taking this inedwitac, will be caeca:l4, by a Meaning public, as an advantage feldom to be obtained, cud void of ambiguity. Alfo fold, by hie appointment, for the convettlenee of Ade Mg at a diftame, at the Perfether's No 35, et. Albao'edteees, Pall Mall; the Toylbop, 103, Osford ftreet ; Mr. bilborough, 7. ftreet•hiß; Mr. Batter's, South bridge, Filinbur,ll; Mr. M'Do aid's, Olafgow; Mr. Calireell'., Dublin; Mr. billioge's, Liverpool; Mr. Atkiufon's, Manctwil.cr • acid by one perky in evtry eoefi &rabic town) io Great !Into/Wand let land, in box. of oily as. 9d. each, fealed up wish foil and plain Wreak no, whereby Paro , 3o of ether fan may cure thendelves with cafe. fpeed,fecrecy. and fafety. N. B. Every bot fold in Great Britain Is foaled Up wlth'il !tamp, es which, by favour of the Cognmithoners, is prhittd at the Stamp Ogee—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Brides Rose -40 Sinkage Which felony, ea all others ars einniteelek. LONDON i Enntird sod pobllffhod by LEVEL K.NT (of Can auturi-Vace, Lamheii). at flit STAR OVr: C R No t Care/• dram. obbfhtd Mk at am STAR Or: !ek . I ple•Ezz, •