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• - ASS IZ, ;ES. CARR, APRIL 2.trefierday Lieutenant Jewett., of 1 befinop BRISK, and a marine belonging to her, were tried befare the Mrs. collice blava a. The forme, was charged with having dire(led the Marine on duty during his (Lieutenant Jews t.t.'s) watch at night in Cove harbour, to fire on a boar then near the (hip, and the latter with having fired, by which fhot it was alledged a man was killed on board her. —After hearing evidence on both fides, the Jury brought in a verdin of Manflaughter at large. Monday lag, the affixes of Mullingar commenced before the Lord Chief Jußice, and Lord Nostattar. —John Carr, Poßmailer of Athlone, and Wm. Con won, were inclined for defrauding the Poll Office ; the Poßmaßer was honourably acquitted, and his affillant, Wm. Cannon, found guilty. Sentence — death. An anion was alfo tried, wherein Wm. Ly ons, of Athlone, publican, was Plaintiff, and the Rev Annefley Strean, a Magitirate, defendant, to recover damages for falfe imprifonment.—Verdin for the Plaintiff, Sol. damages, and 6d. colts. %Varies-oats. Aram t.—Saturday lag our atlizes ended ; and on Sunday morning the Judges left town for Clonmel. Is the city court John Joy and Thomas Byrne, in dined for a rape, were acquiitted. John Thomas, and Edmond Flynn, for larceny in the theatre ; the latter entitled, the former acquitted. Catharine Fizzhenry for the murder of her infant child—acquitted. In the County Court, Thomas Kelly, for burglary and robbery—found guilty—to be hanged on the sth of April. T. Flynn, for cnw•Realiag, acquitted.— Thomas and Honora Murphy, for lobbing the mail, put off their trials. WESTMINSTER SESSIONS. Ao appeal againß a conviftion by Mr. Bond was heard before the Court. The porter of the Swan with Two Necks, Lad-lane, had carried a parcel of ame, which had come to that houfe, addread to Colonel Bradfhaw, at Knighttbridge Barracks, and had charged as the carriage from the country, and for porterage to the barracks. two !killings and four pence, being more than the AR of Parliament allow. ed ; the conviftion had, in thefe circumflances, been made by Mr. Bond. It was contended by Mr. GUS. sax, on behalf of the appellant, that the appellant was merely a porter, and that be bad wade no fuch charge, that having been done by the clerk at the Swan with Two Necks. Befides, the Aft of Parlia ment on the fubjeta did not extend to Knighttibridge, or beyond half a mile from the Stoseeend at Picca dilly 'Turnpike. The Court, however, over.ruied the latter objeftion, holding the Aft to extend to every part within the City of Weaminfter and the liberties thereof, one of which was Knightsbridge ; of courfe the conviftion was affirmed. OFFERING OF sass cora. Vas Davin was tried upon an indiftment charg ing him with having, on the evening of the 17th of February UR. uttered to Emilia Dignum, a certain coneterleit piece, rambling a dollar circulated by the Bank of England. well knowing the fame to have been falfe and counterfeited. Mr. Knape addreffed the Jury, and briefly Rated the law and the cafe. The law, be Paid, which im pored penalties on uttering counterfeit guineas or !billings, had been, nearly two years ago, extended to. the making. fabricating, and uttering of counterfeit dollars, or bank tokens in Ireland. That the dollars, alluded to in the pretent indiament were counterfeits would, he believed, not be queftioned. Mrs. Dignum (wore that her btAband was land-. lord of the Coach and Horfes public houfe, St. Mar tin's-lane, on the 17th of February lat. Between nine and ten teclock on that evening, the prifoner came in, and Aced for a glafs of beer. with which be was immediately fupplied by the witnefs. In pay twent for this trifling refreffiment he tendered a dol. lar, which the witnefs refuted, laying, fbe did not like it. He then gave her another, which the Paid looked equally fufpicious, and the kept both the dollars and took them to her hufband, the prifoner having pre itioully paid her five farthings for his glad's of beer. It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Dignum, that on Infpating the dollars (hewn him by his wife, he Paid to the prifoner, " My friend, where got you thefe !” The prifoner replied, that he bad got them in fames-Rreet, Covent Garden. The witnefs told him that they were very bad, and that he could not offer fuch ccin without knowing they were fn. He added, that he would prevent him from endeavour ing to impofe on others, by disfiguring the dollars, sod on taking up a chopper to do fo, the prifoner re filled his proceeding. The witnefs then went for Mr. Smith, the conllable, and in his pretence he marked the fpurinits coin. On his return he found that the prifoner had gone out, but he loon after returned and demanded rettitution of his dollars, when he was li med and conveyed to St. Martin's watch bottle.— At the watch bottle, and before the MagiffrAte on the following morning, he dcfcribod the places dif ferently where he (aid he hid taken the bate dollars: at the one he (aid he received them in Houndi ditch, and before the MAgitlrate he laid he had taken them in Jame—tirect, Covent Garden. Smith, the conttable, identified the coin produced, as thole marked by the profecutor, in hl. pretence. The conitable of the night, Mr. Nettleton ' Rated, that when the prifoner was brought before him, he fearched him, but foutyl nothing but . a duplicate for a coat pawned on that day. and a letter. The pti- Cuter Rated to him that, on the day mentioned in the ; a dkommt, be had bought come clothes of a Jew in /tag fair, from whom, in change of a five pound note, he had received the dollars in rotation. Tfie prifoner here Rated, that in his way from Rag.fair, he hid gone into a fhnp in Cheapfide, had •Iliewn. the dollars, and Biked if they were good?— The Gentleman in the flap told him they were. No evidence to this glee, however, was adduced by the prifoner. That the dollars were bad was prova by Mr. John White, one of the Tellers at the Bank; he raid they were not worth twopence. The prifoner then asked the profecotor, " Did not the dollars look well ?".—" Yee," replied the prole- enter, " they looked well by candlelight, but I have bean fo much in the habit of taking money, that I can tell by the feel, whether it is good os bad. They looked a great deal better by the candle that, by day light." The ptifoner's defence Elated, that on the day fpe cified. he had been three days ont of a fituation ' and that he had guile to Rag-fair, and purchafed come clothes from a Jew, whom he (hould not know again, and who had given him the bad money. He de clared himfelf before GOD to be wholly Innocent of the crime imputed to him by the indielment. He called two witueffes to his charailer, which they de fcribed to be good. One of the witneffes had known him for two years, and the other for twelve months. The prifoner hated he was prnmifed, by feveral per fons of high confideration and refpalability, whom he had ferved, to attend on his behalf, but that he Ihad been unable to apprife them of the day on which his trial was to take place. The Jury retired for half an hour, and returned with a verdidt of—Guilty. The prifoner was then fentenced to be imprifoned for fit months, and at the end of chat period to find fecurity for his good beha viour for fie months more. V FALSE PRETENCES. yobn Harrysnan was incliaed for unlawfully pre tending to Elizabeth Corney, fhopwoman to Richard Hudfon and William Corney, of the parifh of St. James, Weßm'atter, cabinet makers, that he came from James Lloyd, of Mancheder-freer, a perfon well known to be a cnflonter of Meas. lindfun and Corney, for fome looking glaffes. for the laid James Lloyd, over the way t one for the lady's maid, one for the garret, one fur the fervanes hall, and one for the kitchen—by means of which the Prifoner did then and there, unlawfully, knowingly, and defign edly, obtain of land from the (aid Elizabeth Cor ney, three looking glafes, of the value of 11. 191. of 'the goods of the Paid Melfrs. Hudfon and Corney, with intent to cheat and &fraud them ; whereas, in truth and in fait, the prifoner did not come from the Said James Lloyd for any looking glaffes whatever, against the Ratute, in that cafe made and provided. —The cafe being clearly proved, the prifoner was found Guilty. The Chairman, Mr. Mallows It go, obferved, that the Prifoner was an old rffender, bad been tried for limilar offences five tine•, and had proved biinfelf to be unfit to continue in (mid, in this country, and , herctore the fenteuce of the Court upon him was— That he be tranfpnrted beyond the feat for the term of (even years. SAturday the Court met, but the trials for milde m:anors having terminated, no other bufinefs was done but that of preceding to the Gaol Delivery.— Thofe perfons in cullody, againß whom there were no profecutions, or the bills againfi whom were re turned "ignoramus," were difcharged by proclama tion. Several vagrants were fentenced to different periods of imprifonment. The Court then adjourned to Monday, at Cletkenwell. Thurfday, the Burgeffes' Court of the City and Liberties of Wellmintter was held at the Seftions Houfe, before %LUAU FROGATT, Efq. Deputy Steward, and a number of Burtreffes. Several frnall fines on retail dealers were :Armed. The Deputy Steward then difiniffed the Annoyance Jury for the laft year, and thanked them for their Cervices. The remainder of the day was taken up in (wearing in the Jury for the coining year, after which the Court adjourned. Saturday Come drovers obferved a Caddie horfe feed ing by the road fide nearAlltm,and at a thort diftance a farmer lying dead. There being no marks of violence about him,. it it fuppofed be had dropped from his horfe in a fit. He was conveyed to a public hou(e at Adlon. A tew days fince the fon of Mr. Spooner, of Har wich, aged ;9, having been firing at tome rats, in drawing the charge the gun went off, when the Chot penetrated his thigh, and canted his death in a thort time. On Thurfday evening, between feven and eight o'clock, as a gentleman and his lady we e coming to town in a poll chaife, they were [topped near Ilford by three ruffians, who robbed them of tBl. About an hour after, two oiher perfons were robbed, !up poled to be by the fame party. Jult as a new houfe was nearly completed, in Whitechapel, a few days fince, while the men were gone to refrelh themfelves, it came down with a dread ful cralh, and materially injured a new houfe behind; fortunately no perfons were hurt, having all gone to dinner. Such are the flimfy Itruetures by which the environs of the metropolis are every day defaced, and the lives of the inhabitants endangered. A man named Arnold, hoeing been convided of murder at New Yfsrk, and fentenced to death, could not be executed till a bill had been paired in the Se nate. authorifing Jack K,Yci to perform the ceremonr, William Honeyman, a.iias Alexander Inner, the Lobby Lounging Swindler, lately cosvieted at the Maid flone Affixes 1)f forgery, was executed on Thurfday, at Penenden Heath, along with three other culprits. He behaved with great penitence, and acknowledged the juflice of his fentenee. At the Brinol Affizes which crimmenced !aft Wed nefday before Sir V. Gases, the Recorder, George Richar4An was capitally conuifted of horfe-lleabng. Hairy Lyle was conviaed of a gtnfs affault on a girl only ten years old, fentenced to two years imprifon went. to be fined tol. and Rand in the pillni y. He had bccn tried capitally fur this offence at the Affizes, but efcaped. A few mornings lance the Mop of 14r. Moses, fil verfmith, in Nightingale lane, wa. broke open, and watches, &c. (Mien to t t very confidcrable amount. Wednefday evening a fire broke nut in a liable at - the 'Talbot Inn, Melton, by which liven or eight honks were burnt. Provitlew ;ally it was extioguilhed before any other material damai„e took place. A few clays fence the driver of a team of harks incautinufly left them in a Ricci at Great DriflielJ, in Yorkatite, while he went into a (hop, when being young and in high condition, they fluted, and al• though the driver almoll immediately got hold of them, yet they ran amonga a number of children, t h e n ieneingfehnol, one of whom was killed, and the driver narrowly efcaped. An inquifitiou was held on the body of the child, when the Jury returned a verdid—Accidental 'teeth, and found the waggon and boric, the moving tank, and confequeorly th e y *ere forfeited. ,POLICE, Efc. Bow-rreirr.—On Friday, a Gentleman of re fpetlability, preferred a complaint again( a Hackney Coach Man, for an arfault and (Ale imprikMment. The Coachman being brought hef-re the Ma„aillrater, the Gentleman Hated, that the right before, between eleven and twelve o'clock, be was coming through the Strand with his wife ; it was raining, and he called a coach ; but thou4ll there were feveral drawn up in the (beet, he could not find a coach man. In confequence of thid, lie went into a pub lie.honfe near the place, but was infiantly fboved out, and told there was no coachmen there He then proceeded to take the numbers of the different coacher, and while doing this, the Defendant rufhed on hire, and, feizing him by the collar, charged him with Healing the number label off his coach ; with the affillance of the watchman, dragged him to the watch houfe, where he was detained for fome hours. The Magiftrates intlantly committed the coach man to rake his trial for the affault, and direEtcd the Gentleman to prefer a complaint againa the Con• [fable of the night, who. it appeared, war in a Hate of intoxication, on that night, in the watch honk. MAILLBOtoUGN-STRE BT.-A canes Knife officer, of the name of Norton, was brought before the Ma• giflrates. charged with an affault, and alto charged with unlawfully feizing and detaining half a dozen bottles of you wine. The landlady of the King'. Arms public horde, at the corner of Moorediteet, Rated, that the night before this Cam-hook officer was drinking in her bar, when teeing half a &yen of wine lying there, he iuflautly feized it in the JiMg's name, and ordered a perfon who was in the room to alLit him. He carried the wine out of the haufe, but being purfued by a perfon belonging to the boat, he afEaulted him, and charged the watch with him. The Cullom•houfe Officer being &nun, dep ded, that he faw a quantity of wine given through a back window, out of the bode, without a Permit, in confequence of which he math the feizto-e. This was pofitively denied b'• feveral witneffes; and the Magillrates, after a very fevere reprimand, com mitted hint to (land his trial for the affault. and alto advifed that he fhould be indiaed for perjury. Saturday a noted charaeler. name Morrel, war fully committed for trial, for netting a weincnat from the Mop of Mt. Lowther, in Gray's inn-lane, and offering it to pledge at that of Mr. Page, in quorpond (treat. The prifoner profened hi.. innocence of the robbery ; faid that having been keeping the holidays, he did not know what he wa► about ; and added, be br•ped they would not leg (tranfpnrt) him. Saturday Mary Payne was charged berme Sir Mavrnsw &cicala, at Guildhall, with Dealing a quantity of wet linen from the bottle of Thomas Brooks, in Cherry -tree court, Alderfgate-flreet. She WAS purfoed, %nt taken in JawisAlreet, smith feveral things in her poneflion. Sir MATTHrW BLOXIS AM Was about to commit her fur trial ; but, at the carne* iatercefEna of her father, be confented to order her to Bridetrell for a month. The trials at the Old Bailey will cominence on Wednefday neat. The Sea - lons of the Peace for London and Middlefes commenced This day. External applications in eruptive cafes (except thofe arifing from Pimple irritation) could without any difficulty be proved prejudicial. What pains Nature takes to relieve the health by pufhing the of. fending matter to the tkin and remove it tar from the principle of life! for fhe knows, no longer than it can be kept there, does the patient enjoy health. In ufing repellents then, what trouble we take to ci ofs one of the moll falutary laws of our benefatirefs.— In taking Spilfbury's P.itent Antifcorbmic Drops, the internal habit is correaed, the health mends, and thus the difeafe dies away. In fcrophula, 11;nrvY, gout, rhenmarifm, nervou• and bilious complaints, depending on the irritability of the flomach, relief is fpeedily given. It is neceffary to afk for the • Pa. TeNT ANTISCORIUTIC DROPS, With the King's duty printed in black ink ingead of red ink, fold as ufual at the Difpenfary, No. 55, Soho fquare, in bottles of Ss. 6d. ; los. ; and tl. z.. duty included. Confumptions, and other decays of nature, whe ther the effalstif natural confequences, or proceed. ing from imprudencies, or an advanced flage of life, have engaged the Rudy and attention of the &ft Phy• ficians of this and all other nations in vain, until Dr. SOLORION'S CORDIAL BALM OF GILSAD wag happily difeovered and promulgated to the world, and %%bleb has produced fuch intiances of its good effedls, as mutt convince the molt incredulous of irs amazing rellorative powers. To enumerate its truly happy. healing, balfamic, and renovating efficacy, teflimonies of the tit fl authority are now extant. It is admirably calculated for bilious, and other diforders nt the no m .ch and bowels ; for headaches occationed by indi• ' geftion; and for preventing palfies and apoplexies, fn ' often ttui contequences of free living. ltecourle (hould be had to it alter every excefs, and upon every flight inclifpoliiinn.—The los. 6d. and 331. bottles may be had of Matthews and Leigh, tB, Strand ; and of every reputable Medicine Vender in 'he with the words, " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool," en- graved on the (lamp. At Craigo, on the3oth ult. the Lady ofDavid Carnery, Erg. of Craig*, ot a daughter. MAitRIFI) Friday, at St. George's, Hanover-iquare, Ir Step'•en Richar4 Glyn, part. of Harwartlen Cattle, ilintfhire, to the Hon. Mifs Mary Neville, fecond daughter of Lord Brayliroolie. I hurfday morning, at Sherborne Conk, Dorfet, the Hon. Mifs Dutton, daughter of Lord Sherborne, to Prince Bai iJt fey. DIRD. On Tuefday bR, the Bth inflant, after a few days ilinefs, in the 2111. rear of his age, at the feat of John Toner, kfq. near Itother• bent, in Yorkthire, where he was on a vifit. the Right Hooourable Henry Lord Vikount Nevin. of Birling, In the county of Kent, the Odell fon of the harlot Ahergavenny. I lis Lor.lrhip's feeond fon Ralph, now LordVifcount Nevill, was with Lord &iron on hoard the Victory, in the late glorious battle cfr..Trafaigar, audio now Lieutenant in Lord Collingwood's 9,g fhip. Monday,at his hook, at Hammerfnuth, James Fitzp atr i c k, Ef q late Captain in the 11'db/duller Mingo. . - On Monday lalt, at !slawlauds, Captain John Whitby, of et Royal Navy. On Fridiy fenntgbt, It Glyn, In the county of Clare, Gerald Fitzgerakl. Erg. brother to the late Knight of Glyn. At the 111 c of Wight, on the 23d March hat, Steuart Batneavle, Efq. fecund foa of the deccafed Colonel Ilalneavia, of the Scot. Brigade. Catch., at Edinburgh. Mr. James Laing, fen. one of the Dcputy Clerks of the city of Edinburgh. 11iON WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW Morning 31 rninutki Art t t Aftcenvaa . $7 -loans attar iI 1 . . TOR ACCOUNT OF TICE MANUPACTUREIt S : x!A•pl FROM THE AUCTION DUTY, AGREEABLE . '1 0 AL: OF PARLIAMENT,. On Thurklay. the 17th laliant, at Poor o'Clock. MERAC, SON and CO. ail l put up to Public Sale, at tbclr Warehouret. No. 78, Qtlecn theft, • largo Allortment of BRIVISH PIECE GOODE, greattr part of wbicb will be Sala WITHOUT RESERVE. Particulars will be glees In tiiiie;by M. 1.. Mcrae, jun. Broker SEASONED HUNTERS. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, by mr.PRESToII, At Mr. Piruires,the Wharf, Lincoln, On Monday the 211 t of April, at Twelve o'Clock, j OLLIKER, a full Blood Honk ; ELLEN, a LIL full Blood Mare, by Guitarm; ADMIRAL, by BlelniEt; ROUGH WILL. by Calnm, I ; CAPTAIN, by True Blue. They are the property of Sic J o hn Maxwell, have been rein. lady hunted with Lord Montan'', and oemaunally with other Fox Hounds in the Neighbourhood, carrying livezn Boot. May b. ie,.o by apiA,irg to the Groom. Lincoln, April co, MONTGONIERI"oHIRE AND 'MERIONETHSHIRE ESTATES, Or the whole together, to be SOLD, in Loh, by PO/104. AUCTION, Nate time in the Mouth of July n•;t (oilers &- puled of in the mean time, by Pi ivate Coutr.et ), SEVERAL MetruAgei, 'fcnements, L4nris Etc. lituated, in C•crenion, and llaltvyd, it tlir 4. Dundee of Montgomery and MCl'6ll4lll, erimpr4irg in the whole 1060 [Unite Acres, or thersabouts, of A 1%4,4., fot,tow, and I'alture Laod, forrounding the Vlitdr,e of Mailwyd, and bordering upon the River Dyfi. now let at v..ry low r.m.s. The LOt. (it' foal In parcel,), and the time of (ale, will be in+ ferted hereafter. Particulars may, m the mean timv, he had at th. Office of Mr. John M Minns, Attarney at Law, root. mone s omayib,re ; and Mr. David Loyd. of . the Croft Foul, in Mallwyd, wi:l &ow UN PrLades. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. • ASESS RS. CUR RIE And C,). Surgeons, having for 11f1, •Wee Pairs of years mode the V FNMA PAL DISEASE the paricular o4j,ast of astir invelticatioti, are now enabled to no. nounce the dircovery of a Medicine limo iur to Mercury to the Cure of that Difeafe. It is at prefent fulficient for them to obrercia that itseffeds are diametrically oppolite to thick of Mercury, far though it completely eradicates every vellige of the virus in Its molt confirmed Rages, yet it does not in the I. aft injure th.; condi turion, or alter the complexion no the contrary. it renovates lb* (yarn in all Its natural fundlions. promotes Appetite, and radii. tate. Disc:lion. Numberiefo Matinees are on recent record of the fuperior efficacy of this McdPitur, Its inherent and (pacific virtue' •Qing a. a perpetual corrective to bodily debility, whether pro. meeting trove au cud. of conjugal and illicit &elute, or from the more infidious thous!, not lets deftruaive indulgence In a certain pernicious habit. Amidlt the melancholy va'iety of Diforclera wbkb are the cnn&q , Alice of this Military vice, there are none mare arbotivs than there DtrICI t tiers ;Da DE mein ES that prevent nr embitt , r the matrimonbl Rate. The wretched (offerer broods over his misfortunes, alhamed to reek relief tin it has brought !Amigo furl a Mite of tottery as to rend-r lite tipiwellive. To thole ma. happy Perrone it will be a confuting rsficatini to know that they may now, by a new and infaillble mode of treatment, be tailored to that grated of all human tikffings, a ftrong, manly, and vigor ous ebnithution. Meirs Currie and Cu. may he confulted by Patients of either Sex, at their Hoofs. No. 107, Hatton Garden, Petulantly or by letta (p.a paid) a Rank 24 , 4 , , when the nectifiry ad. rim and Medicines will be given ortel to any part of the lane dom —Path:tits in the Cote:try arc roquetted to Rate their sic sad scm ral mode of !loin ; Nu 107, Hatton Garden. • HAVING dedicated myfell to the Rudy, and been gratified by the molt em.fiderahle melee in that branch whiab I thought proper to feted. I trait that I have not more enit. employed my time than thole who, In the extenfive field of the prefeißrin, are mealionall) immerfed In tine-minty, and cannot , always attain that (tweets which is acquired by concentrating the intelleclual power to ene clefs of diforders. The difeafts of DEBILITY are peculiarly &fretting, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and by a de• preffion of all vital energy, exißenceitfelf becomes embittered. Whether they arife Irons the prevalence of ill example, the &Rene tire habits of fehoothoys,or the indulgences of maturity, they re. quire the molt affiduons prof (tonal !kill ; but by the ignorance oe uneducated men, the fymptoms are aggravated, and the conftitu. don is defthoyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL. COLLEGE 6f SURGEONS, I ground my cremations 041 regularity of eductelon, and poffeffing every privilege to pradice, I feel myfelf entitled to that confidence with which I have hitherto hqen it) liberally honoured. In the first fertfations of local weakoefs, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the fattier, front a conrcioufnefs of the unmanlincfs of the vice which caufed his mavrti.ne, i. Endol u the eontmtpt or cenfure of Ms family phyfician, and t roods over his infirmity with careful concealment, it Inuit be fatisfaelory for him to be affured not only of capability of treatment but alto of the mod inviolable fecreey. And in recentVenertal Complaints it is callable to prevent pain, danger nr ditirefs ; in the moil complicated c.f..' it is the acquire ment of excledive experience in this line to effedt a fate, certain, and fpeedy reseßabliihment. I offer the advantage of this ex whine to thole of either fez who are affilled with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptoms VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms of fume. neradon are Rated tm the firß interview. Patients in the country are eapetßed to Inclofe a Bank note, and are requeßed to (peaty their age and manner of living. MARTIN ERItE, Member of the Royal college of Surgeons, in London. No. 29,.1rundel Itheet, Strand, near Temple Bar. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ, DEAR lIR, N 0.9, JlNdge-flreet, Lando& FEEL it a duly incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great 2nd extraordinary Cure I bite received from your invaluable Me.dicinc—.LEA s PATENT PILLS. • About two y‘..an ago I war artark..l with a VEN AAAAA Def oe oat, which I treated rather flightly for fome time, but the dlf eafe at length fpreading all soar my Eddy, I was obliged to apply to die molt emlttont of the Faculty, but tlnir affiflance afforded only temporary relier—i went through var Mus Courfes of Saliva tion, and from being rather of a arpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. Th.: filters that rimed 10 over my limbs, ren dered me a complete ohj,et, ha that my friends defpaired of my recovery. When brought to dd• fruition. I ennfidtred death as Inevitable, hut a relation of ndtte ro:ioneti. log upon the many Cats in which your Pills bad fuce.eded. I WA+ induced to try a boa of them, which I thought rather relii.v,d me. and by co for two or throe months, and following your Dlr OM, I caps' rienced the melt wiatrountahk Relaxation from Pain, the Sore gradually fubfiding ; I am now, that k Coo, perfedly recovered -and walking out daily I doubt not hut 01;C. more box, which I think cautious to take, will ellabillh my health in its original flare. It is with the aloft bear felt gratitude that I fuhfcrihe myfelf, Sire your much obliged humbk fdvant, WM* Psaßaow• Deanfgate, Manchefter, July a, Ma. P. 8. For the public benefit I do not object to the obove tying publifited, bat kart you toad as your own bet*r j .401 cot Qull didate. Prapared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor ' Timm*, Tartott, Member of the Royal C o ll ege o f Suig-ons. Lusau•n, at jta, fee No. 9, New liridgc-R rtet. Where, after • conilaint ce of more than thirty -Se years, ir rp. meth* Particularly diredt t• the Cure of Vi.ornal Complaints, wols that it:violable Searcy which men of his prolefflon ftscial.l always obis-rye, he flatters the advice and alall:ince gratuitoutly adminifters to ptsfrms tilting this I'dedleinc, will be .:teemed, by a difcerning Public, as an advantage feldom to be obtained, and void of ambi. goity.....Alfo Sold. by his A;poloint nt. for the convenience of th.fe living at a dinanee at the Petition r's, No. ;5, St. Alban's. Rivet, P.M Man ; tb.. 1.1 hla.p. No. log, °Mord-Rite ; Ww. Dilborta.lh's, No. 7, I ilk dn.-? Hill, Mr. Steel's, Bdokfoller, No. t, Colon Rnw. I lick T.0...r Hl4 ; Mr. Wation's, South. Brid&e, &linhuralt ; Mr Colwell's, 1.)1.1h!ln; Mr. Billinges, pool; Mr. Atkinfun's. M. wit fter t sr.! by me Perfon in every confiderable Town Iu Gr. arid' itain tteL.rd, in Boxes of only as pd. each, Pealed np with full r d plain dircdikens, whereby Prelims of .ither St a may Cure thcmfdrcs with Pare, Speed, Se ercey, and fifty. ".7 1.0NIX)N: Frirt•el an. 4 ymblitScri by ELVEL. KENT (010 terbury•phtee Lambeth), at the STA% Orrice, No. 1. Car Knit. PublllL..l alto at the STAR Off Ice ,Temple•Bu 1.,