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LAW INTFLLIGENCE. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, NOT. ty. . -s'clack thin P."- Beier 106 ~~ the T , • and lore ten o'cloca .. morning, ... Perm Comfy Grand Juries. and the Petty Juries, attended the Court, and were called over, and took the ufaal oath'. After which ceremony, Mr. Jolliet Genii jell vered an excellent charge to the Grand Juries. He congratulated this great and populous county, upon the very numerous and refpatable attendance of the Gentlemen whom he had the honon of addreffing. He particularly recommended to their notice, the various nuitancea which fo continually infelled this great metropolis, efpecially thofe heufes which were the receptacle. of gamblers, rogues, and vagabonds of every defcriptinn. He obferved, that it was the duty of certain officers of the Court, to lay thofe matters prupeily b-tire them ; but if they neglefled that duty, they were equally culpable and punithable with the original offenders; and the Grand Jury would report, not only fuch negleft, but any other offence or noifanee that came within their perthaal knowledge. to the Court. After an eloquent and impreffive charge, the Learned Judge concluded, by informing them ,bat a public houfe, rhich was for. essay the place in which they tranfafted their bufinefs, being the moll improper for them to meet in, the Court had ordered feveral apartments to be prepared for their ufe, and he hoped they would find them perfealy commodious and comfortable. His Lordthip was then occupied. till near twelve o'clock, in juttifying bail, difchargiug i•nomber of • Infolvente, !wearing in feveral Baratta's, Attor flies, stomas MID 611111 t, 1 , 1f1.18, ISQ OW DIDDLESIX. Mr. Caaaow moved for a Rule calling opon th Ire Sheriff of Middlefex to (hew caulk why be shoul d not proceed to the fate by audion of certain goods of the Defendant, taken in execution by him upon al., fir. again(' the Defendant, in a made of Cry ~ Mites, wherein he had returned that the goods remained in hishands for want of buyets ; and why, after the file,. the fnrplus, if any, fhoold not be paid to the prefent Plaintiffs. The Plaintiffs in this cafe were in an as kward fituation, for to their/. fa. the Sheriff had, returned, that he had levied under the fcrmer Jf and the goods remained in his hands lot want of buyers ; upon which return, though it defeated their execution, they could neither bring an action for a falfe return, finse it might be true, nor obtain a orris of troufitiowi /spew. This motion was the only mode of putting their execution in force. The Rule was accordingly granted to be fatted upon the late and prefent Sheriff, and the Plaintiff Cary in the other action. THE LIMO V. JOHD It011;1$01f. This perfon was brought up by Habeas Corpus, from the county jail of Lancafier, to give fecurity for his appearance, to take his trial before the Court of Admiralty, for murder committed on the High Sm. From the depofitions read on behalf of the rote. cation, it appeared, that the Defendant, in the year toe, failed as mailer of the fhip Lancaller, on a voyage from Liverpool to the coral of Africa, from thence to Barbadoes, and back again to the port from whence he firit departed. They proceeded to Old Calabar, with every man peaceable and obedient on board. One evening, R , binfon, the Captain, dame on board in a violent paffion ; milled that one •f the crew, named Ditalap, was drurdc—otdered fritim to be tied up to the rigging, and directed the , •Boatfwain to inflf upon hits; a dozen lathes with the cat &nine tags. When the fufferer was taken the mailer, not con , enta, feized the ;Mhos ' AMC and firuck the man very feverely ; and Dan. lap wasobliged to confine !limiter to his hammock; be was much brMfed, and died in a few days. This happened on the 24th of June, tßos ; and a fhort period afterwards, another ofthe crew, named Grady, likewife fef under Raletkfon's difpleafure ; the lilt was applied, lad the death of the fufferer tone fol lowed. Thefe, Frivoer, went not the charges againll the Defendants for which he flood indieed the fpecific allegatimmts* regarding the mardet.of one James Williams. It Ilsoppened one night, that this perfon, unfortunately having drank too much liquor, fell tamp du/ingests-watch, and the Captain, Robinfon, retiring theralp 111 she time, di(cnvered it. Hetimmedimely waked Williams, and knocked him down f I times, infigieng upon knowing whete he had got the (pinks. The man begged in vain for mercy. Robinfon contiased to beat him, and after having rendered him unable 60 Rand, he kicked him nomercil silly while on di...ground. in • few hours Williams died, but n' before the Defendant had thought fit to call in, too late, the aifikance of a me dical man, and the body of the (caman was call into the lea. The flip was afterwards captured by a Fiench privateer, but retaken by one of his Majetty's Glop. rd war. This account was &poled to by three witnelres-o Law, the Boatfwain ; Srafth, a Seaman ; and another. On the part of the Defendant, the affidavit of Rn. binfoa was Ertl read. It Rated, that the whole of the profecution, from the commencement to the con• ' clam, was a mere cnnfpiracy, to frighten the Dc fondant into certain wages claimed by the feamen.— ' His fbip had been captured, after an hnor's liruggle with a veffel of one hundred and twenty men, when Ave of his crew had been killed, nine wounded, and hiirofelf thot through the body by a mufitet bill. His vefll was, however, recaptured, and it became ne cetlary that each Should fullain his (hare of the fal - This, however, Law, Smith, and one other, the profectitors, al-ine refilled to do; and a prolecu tion, to intimidate the Defendant, was firli fet on foot for the alledged murder of another man, and af -leeward, abandoned. Robinf .n continuing telt - dote, and refuting to pay them their wages, without deduc ting the Norm tirn of falvagr, they commenced this indhamert : Law, the B..atlwain, declaring, with an oath, that he would hang the Defendant. Affidavits were liken tie proddced from numerous relpalable merchants sod Captains of !hips, who gave the Defendant an irreproachable cl—aader for hrm, , i—,_bravery, and lenity. The C..tat dirtied, upon cnnfideratinn, tbat Ro binfoi lhouid Lecome fecnrit♦ to his appearance, in 4 , )- 1 . awl that he fh uld find four other perfom to do •l:e tame i■ tool. each, which wai immediately done. Trix.ittno V. lento[. Mr. JECTLI. prayed the jadgentnt of the Court on the Defendant. Mr. GAZE Ley need, that he held in his hand an affidavit, dcfcribiog the Defendant as a Lieutenant in the navy. He lhould therefore move the Court to refpite the Defendant's recognizance, as he was at prefent on *anal fervice, under the command of Admiral Stilling, on board the Ardent man of war. Application had been made at the Admiralty to find not where the Ardent was, and the anfwer given was, the had gone upon a fecret expedition, under Admit al Stirling, but where the was they refuted to difclofe. Lord Ecceisoeducn ohferved, that the applies lion on the part of the Defendant was very rearms s.ble, and the recognilloce was therefore ordered to be sefpited until the Defendant fhould return. THE ZING V. tICHAID POUCH. This defendant 66 years of age, had been conviet ed, at the IA affixes for &Rini, of an alias& upon an Excite Officer, and obftrufling him in the difcharge 'ibis duty. The circomflances attending the affault and obnrultion were there :—The officer was well known to the defendant, srhona he taw carrying a bag of raw coffee. He anted the Defendant if he had a permit along with it ? He replied—" Damn you, what's that to you ?" and went into his hop, and put the bag behind the counter. The officer then feited it, and in the taking the obftruttion was oc-, eafinned by the defendant's refinance. The molt lu dicrous part of the affair was this, when the officer had made his feizure good, the defendant went to his de& and made out a bill of parcels, which he gave the defendant, at if be had purchafed the con traband coffee. He called him—" Rafcal, rogue, and koundrel," and, finally, firuck him. The de fendant had been convitied of the affault, and thisl day he was brought up for judgment. Mr. READER addre ff ed the Court in mitigation of punifhment—he Rated the age of the defendant, who up to this time, had always fupported a refpeaahte charaller. He had an old and infirm wife, and, be., fides, had fupporled two orphan children of his wife's' filler. Mr. Jullice Glients, in palling fentenee, ohferved, that it was impoffible to look at the defendant's cafe and not be convinced, that he had been very properly convicted. He lamented that a man of the defen dant's defeription, a tradefman of I:Stiffs)), with a fair charalter fur filch a length of years, could to far have forgotten himfelf as to have conduaed himfelf in facts an unbecoming asanner. It was impoffible for of. ficers of the revenue to go on in the difcharge of their duty if they were thus erpofed to molerlation, refinance, and obitruttion. Viewing, therefore, all the circumaances of the cafe, the Court ordered and adjudged the defendant to be imprlfoned in the King's Bench prifon for three months; at the end of which time to find fecurity for his good behaviour for vne year, himfelf in tool. and two fureties in Sol. each, and to be farther imprifoned until fuels fecurity be found. onzsou v. mime. This was an action to recover damages for so at. fault. The profecutor was a gentleman's groom, and rode, mounted on a fine honk, into the yard of Red Lion public h. , ufe, in Gray's Inn lane, to drink Come ale with a friend. While he was fitting pn the animal, the defendant encored into converfa. Lion with him, and they quarrelled, it appeared, in regard to the merits of the horfe. While the profe- Icator was in the aft of drinking, the defendant tkruck him a revere blow, which nearly knocked hint of ; the boric took fright, and endeavoured to make bis efcape. The parties both fell to the ground. In de fence it was Elated, that the plaintiff had provoked ' , the affault by telling the defendant that if he (the defendant) had in his culled, fo goOd a horfe, he mull have flolen it. The Jury found for the plain. tiff.—Damages—Gne SbiUiug. MANDAMUS. Sir V. Gusts applied to their Lordfhips for a Mandamus under the flume of the t t Geo. 1. c. 4. to be direfted to the capital burgeffes of the town of Tregony, in Cornwall, commanding them to cleft a Mayor. The day appointed by charter for the choice of that officer, was the Tuefday fulafequent to the feafi of St. Michael, whereas that day had palled, and no elation had taken place, fo that the borough was at prefect deititute of any fiperior Magiftrate.. Z-Writ granted. ift Nin Priut.—ttossom v. LYS OID. Aftion fur ate and occupation of a lodging by the .Defendant, at No. 30, Grafton-tireet, Fitzroy-fquare, to recover eight weeks rent, at two guineas and a half per week. Sir Viciar Glass for the Plaintiff, proved the nc neopation of the firfl and fecond floor, a garret, and kitchen, furnifhed for eight weeks, and that the rent was reafonable, infomuch that the Witoefs Paid he could not let fuch lodgings furniffied under four gui neas a week. Mr. GAR row, for the Defendant, endeavoured to (hew that the Defendant was a lady of eafy virtue, and that (he received male vifitors with the know. ledge of the Plaintiff, and for that purpofe called the Defendant's fervant, Mrs. Crofsley, who proved that (be let in all forts of vifitors for the purl:isle of pro- Ilitution at all times. Lord Est.smsoitooGn, in his charge to the jury, thus clearly laid down the law upon the fubjeft.— The only quellion is, whether there lodgings were let to the Defendant by the Plaintiff for the purpofe of carrying on general prollitution with his know ledge, and with a view to his deriving a profit by ill If they were let with the knowledge of their being In occupied, it is clear that he cannot recover, But if he let them to her without knowing the ufe to which fhe intended to apply them, it is otherwife.— Here it is not a letting (or eight weeks, but from week to week; and if, during any period of the time he (offered her to continue in his lodging, when he might have turned her out, after he knew of her prollitution, he cannot recover for that part of the time : but you mull have a prong cafe to induce you to believe he knew how the occupied the lodging.— His Lordfhip then proceeded to Rate the evidence, and that the Plaintiff, being a plaillerer, and much abroad at his work, he might not know who came there. That it did nut appear thit he law men com e at night and gn away in the morning and upon the evidence not clearly ettablifking the knowledge and connivance of the Plaintiff, there was a verdift for the Plaintiff, for dm balance of tat. and upwards. r_ • o LOIVION • RE FURN of WHEAT in Markdane, %chain! Old" from the 3d of November to the Bth of Nov --Total 9.464 guanine s. Average 72s 7d.•-ds. 91d tower than loft return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Front the IR of November to the 7th of November. Total-9,16y facks--Arerage 731. 4fd. lower than bit return. aoruak PAICI Of •RAIM 011 50410 011 F AS OND Wheat jos 605 63s Boilers 75 1 32 s a Pine 7:s yls fluirolks to Soo od &ocelot 8a 834 Grey Pees 34 5 4 41 od Fine Ms White, Ste. 86. od RAC New to 56 11 Rye, new 36s 46s Beans, 34r 5c s Barley 365 441 od Tisk Beans, 3115 44s cd Malt yos 76s Olds sts sit 290 Whigs Pam 485 yos Polio& 30s ass od Rape Seed 24 to 281. to pet lags TAM 315 od. to sos. 04. per quarter. Bruit Brans Sal od to 685 od ditto. Fine Ditto 721 od to 84$ od • Long Puds 4113 od to 60 cd din& Flu Ditto 58s od to 62, od White Mallard Seed, toe. od. to 275. od. par buffet Brown Ditto 9s od to 165. od per ditto Clrroway 315. a to 58s. od. per owt. Coriander la od to tas od. PRICE OF HOPS. bass. • Kent • 31 os to ,61 Is Kent • 41 164 to 51 tat Wren - 31 os to 61 Qs Satz' - 41 ids to 51 oo 31 os to 61 to Farnham 81 os to 91 sa PRICE oft HON IN TH BOROUGH MARKET. Now Bop . 41 tos to 61 OS I Pockets 41 t 55 to 61 64 A , PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. jukes. r , Whiteehapel. H 01 3 4 010 4. 3 5, 02 0 4 1 5 0 11 11138 ,1 9 6 4 3 10 1 0 4 a Straw s s oto s 11 o Straw a 18 co s Clover 4 4to 3 11 ?VOCE OF OAT 4150 ITIAW 1W SMITIFISLII. Hay. - 31 os to al los Clover 31 104 to 51 55 New Do. of os to 01 os I Straw, 21 16a to V ss SMITHFIELD MARKET, November t 7. , To fink the olfal—par Ram 01 SM. Reef 34 81 to ss od I Veal co od to se 6d Minton 45 4d to 51 od Pork as 8d to Its od 115 AD OF Delft% about 2500••• Sheep and Limbs, ss pos. NEWOATS and LEADENHALL, Notswbor Per (hone of 81b. br the careafe. awl p od to es od Veal p od to p od Niko* 35 od to as 44 Pork as 84 to 6. od RAW HIRES. trides(perftone) 3s 11 to is 41 I Horfe Shiba tas to 16s esed Middßog as 83 to as 10d Sheep Skins 31 6d to is 63 Ordinary as ad to 34 6d Shadings es od to as oh Heavy Calf Its 6.1 each I Lamb Skins ii 64 to 4s Od COAL MARKET, November 17. Shlps at Maski.t Ships fold Price It 3 NewcaftleCia 1t 39 1 od to 455 a' 24 -Sunderland S 385 od to 425 Od 3 stoos Coal . it yas od to ma ad CiDders - t 35s od a oa ad COUNTRY MARKETS. PISCES •F OIAIN AT TUB LLLLL WlllO 111 )451k0ITOOt.WhIllt 60 od to 90ts od per quarter. bariey 405 od to 43s od I Buns 4115 od to 345 Od Oats 290 od to 325 od Peale oos od to owe od Mona LLLLLL ..11/13tat 7,41 cd a 914 od per O. Barley 43 6 od to 44s 64 I Beans 481 od to 321 oil Oats $9l 04 to 376 od Peals 30 cal to pa od •-Wheat yos od to 921 od per ctr_. Barley H 39s od to 460 od I Beans od tojas od Ows 471 od to tat od ;Petro SO od to 57 1 od Newm•r.--Whest 66a cid to 93$ od per Darks eas od to ors od I Beans 46a cd to 335 cad Oats ads al to sas od Posts 491 od to sas od lasaottio.--Wkoat 681 .od to op od pv Qr. Barb/ 35s od to 43s od Brans 460 od to 62, od Oats 231 oil to 37s 64 Peafe sos ad to 544 od Wednefday the Court of &Ilion met at Edinburgh for the difpatch of bufinefs. Lord Far/mica CAMP BELL, Lord Clerk Regifter, in his official robes, toOlc his feat at the head of the Clerk's table. Same day, Rouser Ay !root-mit, Efq. took the oaths in the Court of Seffion, as one of the Principal Clerks of the Bills, in room of Sir Rosiat Ast seat,. Tata, Bart. his father, who has refigned. At the loft Quarter SelGons for the county of Sur rey, a bill of indiement wa i s found againft John Wa terman, commonly called Dr. Waterman, formerly of Reading, for an affault, with intent to commit a rape on the body of Elizabeth, the daughter of John and Ann Grill, an infant under the age of (even years; the trial of which was traverfed by the prifoner untft the next General (trotter Seffions, to be holden in January next; and he has been fence liberated, on giving bail to appear and take his trial at that time ; himfelf in tool. and two fureties in 501. each. On the evening of Friday fe'nnight Mr. J. Whit inn, jun. going to his houfe door in High-ftreet, Hull, found a large parcel laid there, and a man (landing betide it, who on being accofled Sheered off, and de clined any converfation for a time. At length he came forward, and Paid chit he was an excife.officer, and had followed a perfon with the bundle in (pet lion up High•ftreet, thinking perhaps it might be fmuggled goods, but that the perfon had thrown it down and left it. On opening it, it was found to contain feveral pieces of woollen cloth, upon which the man went away, toying, he would have no fur thet concern with it. The parcel w4a taken in by Mr. Whitton, and has Sine been found to be part of a quantity of goods which had been ftolen at Bever ley, from a clothier, who had been attending the fair at that place. • On Saturday night let, an attempt way made to charily by fire the premifes of Mr. Mafterman, banker, in White-hart -court, Lombard.fireet. About midnight, the family having all retired to bed, a young Lady, about fieteen years of age, was fo much affelted by a quantity of faroke which had en tered her room, that (he could not refrain from coughing; and being at a loft to account for the caufe, fhe awokt Come of the domenfes, who endea voored to difcover from whence the fmoke proceed ed. l'hey had not levelled long, before they fonnd, in a private place, tome combuflibles, which had been placed there and fet on fire. As the flames had not built forth to any confide' able height, they were estinguifbed without much difficulty. On (earthing further, trilre combullibles were found, in two di& fetent parts cf the houfe ; but the incendiary had been I - lightened from completing the purpofe. As there was reafrm to believe that the incendiary Rill remained under the roof, fulpicion fell upon a female (errant, who was taken into collo* as loon as an Officer could be procured. Yefferday the underwent a private examination before the LORD Mayors. We forbear mentioning the particulars that tranfpired, and alfo the motive affigned for the iniquitous at tempt to fet the houfe on fire, iteenufc we are unwill ing to prejudice the public mind againft the iserfon who has incurred fufpicion. Site wat remanded to the Poultry Compter until Thurfday nut. ulna the will Wave a fecond bearing. Mr s Mu New I ECCIALITASTICAVNA ACAORMICAL. PROMOTION/ OISVILO, Not. I,s.....Wedsicidibl oreph Harper. Ere. Stud tit is Law, of Tnoity CpUt.ge, was adm itted ilsehdor of Law, Grand CensposeiMr. Mieday.Mee, Edward Brice, ad Wedhaea Colkiet jump - wt. of Ewer College; Wm. Goateed Memo, and of balliol Coll,ge, were adroPted Bach, lot, of Am. It Mr Awbrty Chaska Price was admitted Nader of Thurfday ;ft tile Imre 16 Hensooti-ibui; ObithirAWlNl Jobe Orin, 114. M. I'. of • L-tely, the lady of Capttrikltry sego. of <loofftosi, Lately, at Chlcltelter, data* of W* Tuffocll, E q. UMW for Col,ebeftet, of a ft*" (" - At itivstreft, oa mosiimpirodoilbiles the hie, se UAW appeialka Royal Nrepoigliala - • Dania" On n: day. ere 114101 at Slavoloory.lo thoitatothr et ttlop. Ciptalu Bayley. tbs Shropthlre Wilds, to liffp of Edgbottoo. John Wilburn, Efq. IR the Cosh . illif% brivisvolikdi sago bay, to Mif, Soodwita. doookortfliiinta. eft. 'Ault Suracon. at tbat DIED. On Wedoefday, at 111 book in SO 'l4lll4lrd rime. Lieutenant General lanes, lately C.nuttattdatit . Cttsthsa Divition of Royal Market. At Pantslafi Houle, Cstrnarthenthire, on Friday flight, the 711 lat. LI the 66th year of her are, Mrs. Mick Gentians ,lonal Llwyd, rad of the tate RICA Pine* Llwyd, &Miter at last. and Clerk of the Peace for the County of Carmarthen. , Solidly fermi/hi, aged three years and a half, th* ant, lurching fon of Mr. Hewitt, of Hall,furgooa ; being Ike third 61 *Mal tors his pampa Moe bed to deplore in about two yeasts. On the sd MIL at Alburft, In the lad year uf his are. the Rev. Edward Wilton, D. 10 Itrelor of that place...and of HartlirJd,bOtb In Sulks, to whisk thrifts* be was prefented by the late Earl of Thant. M_Lately, J. 114 Main PA. Deputy Infpwitor al the tiorpkail to M at akfty's Land Forces. Oa the 26th of Ausnß UR, of a hoer at Tobago, of wields gang he Was Caller:Nor Cußoms, Wttliam Arnold, F.fq. - At his honk of Finlarig, in Strathfpefitli the itytklit,WMlant Macdonald, Efq. late of the Illattb at Jamaica. Lately, at Hid, Agylabire, the Rails ohm Meewiane, taint- Bet of tbetirdsod Pakten of 16111freadow At Orsoiftw.thond init. Dt. Ales. VV j Napo, R. X. On Ms ta Mae Iron; Istnaka,ln JW laR, Lieut. John Gordo's. R. N. eldeß fon of Mt Rob. Gordon, Garbity, neat Gordon Caßle. Bally In Amp*, In Na tytb year, fieary Powell %Aka , china foga Capt. Portlier'', of she Royal Navy. Thai yawing* Midadienson no bawd bb M ajelty's Lip Fans', In her late Owing with Sir Jolla Warren. At the entrance of the Bey of Bolls be fall overboard front the main top fail w.f. end was molt unforfw tunately drowned, all exertions to live Rim pro*, tariff ...tusk, HIGH WATRIIit AT LONDONminoa TO-MORROW. wavin g • - t 7 missfis alter Altana*, - - 44 minutia the a • A CPRICAHI CURE FOR- tlB • INFAI.LIBLE GERMAN CC AH-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of th is spoil lhoslieit REMEDY is fo certain of ha ligicacy laving peva rod. In a variety of Cates, agrees, If dot it eradicate tit orb. root and branch, to itTilIN 1111 ro 4 /*.T. And he tegi have to add, that it hav %deftly the advantage of the inienbetlefs istm caeioaa Salves, &c as witty hundreds of alektod peal Coos can tally, amount wham we Tome of the AA dimities* • this kingdom. So.d Wholefalc and Retail by T.Antell, Ho. n; the Royal Exchange; and ago by Mr. Day. Tavilkeek- Brent ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St-, Jaraes's-ftreet Mr. HUTA No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. ird, No. 324, Holborn; and PIPPIN and Co. No. syin. °lintel-area. At Brlßd, by Mr. Rue& and Mr. She r ra . • / • Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and right', Edinburgh, by Ratter, SOutl ' Eridge. Portia and Carport, Mr. Harding s. • teat, Liverpool, by Mr. Gere„ prluter,and Mr. Portfinoutb, Mr. Motley. bookfeUer. And by molt of the Venders of Medicines is England TO MY CORRASPONDEN rHE egotouled Reputation. which was the Eitt objet. at my ambition to the treatment Of VENF.IdEAL cow/1..1PM and DElNLllTT,ltaving'actvbetedto Metalline Corrlipondents in the United Kingdonsaf Orme lieltaln, DEAR* different parts of Europe and Aztec tea, l beg to whim(' this pub& notice to loch merefpondents. • The ec devotion tif arty time to anfsserlng letters front thole ego grlidgeresot remuneratiem, made It encase" forme, kmiteryeara sp. to Ways, that no lemon mold be notiocd u okra a Sauk-note tem Melded. I again repeat the information, that no lettem witting inek(uss ewe be anfirettd, utile(' from Patients already under my cave. And I beg to fuggeß, that later. frost the Weft loom, Sr from any Foreigo country, malt contain rat only a complete Raternent of the cafe, bus a vary li• haat, folliclan to commis fate for the time of ftudylng sod erring till y do the coltspitbat, 1 and for the preparation of • eentidetable eau* of inedkine by a London Chemin., if Rich illanid be reipellse. Whco the (Mance damn,* admit frootteacy of corrafpoodemse. it is alto clawed, that the age, the manner of living, and general feelings, as well as every fymptom that can polady be defcribcA, be nis.R particularly fpeellied. Letters require no other diredi4n than the Cliriftian and bet nam-•-.. Martin Bret, Efq London ;" and that the minds of either fez may have the fulleft affurance of fecrety, the pottage of Imo's accompanied by fees need not be paid at the time, but *ill after wards be charged to the portico, MARTIN BRIM, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons lo Lambs Arunilte-nrcet, Oet is. ORA To THOS. TAYLOR, IN+ No. IN New Brldge.ftreet, Locitto. SIR —I confider it but an ad of justice due to the merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to commusi cute to you the following core, which has recently been performed by them:—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking oat of an old Venereal Complaint (attended bye Complication of W arders aridng therefrom), was reduced almoß to a tkeletoo,sod though be had the belt medical advice which could be obtained. and tried a variety of patent medicines nothing could be procured which fernier! to fu'.t his cafe, Sr do bins any fervi,:e; he remained in a molt reduced and pitiable Swath:in for two years, unable to follow his profeffion, and fc.ireely -able to walk or even to Rood on his legs ; in fad, no one who knew him ever fuppofed it poffibie for him to recover. He was visited at laR to try your Learner's Pit Ls—be did fo, fiddly adhering to the direetions given with them—he had not taken . more than two bores, before he found In alteration for the hotter: this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and ftrength grad - ally return, and is now as healthy and as Rout as any man I know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to IMO* a disfulaation at the above account lilt /could be doubted.. I am, Sir, your obedient humble fors,nt, Library, Folkitone, July t 'dog. THO. PURpI4 Prepared and told by the foie Proprietor Taos. TATLOR,Member cif 'the Roye Cnll..ge of Surgeon*, /A don, at his beak:Ms. 9, New Blidge Ix*; Where, after a conftant refidence or mote than ao years, In a pradiee particularly direeted to the curt i 4 Venereal complaint* and thole iscidental to the parts of I/aeration In both fetes, Witt that Inviolable fecrecy which men of his z rnfefflon lboold always obferve, be Ratters idnifelf the advice and ..liftance he gratukout adtninifters to performt taking this medicine, will be eftrameA, by a difeerning public, as an advantage feldowto be obtained, and void of ambiguity. 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