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w - r LAB' INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF X.NG's BENCH, DEC. 183. TOR KING V. REA %VET OTHFRS. This Eras an inform ition exhibited by the ATTOR• pair GENERAL, agaiiill Robert Kennett, Henry Ken nett, Brackley Kennett, and Will am Playfair, charg ing them with confulting, conlpiting, and confenting to prevent and defeat the due cnurfe, objeet, and eh feel of a commilli.m of bankruptcy, Med out againd Robert Kenoett, and with oblirating the dittribu• tion of the bankrupt's effeas, and by that means preventing the creditors from obtaining their jult elaitns. The Soto c TOR Gs ri Ea as, for the profecution, faid that it was his duty, upon the prefent occafion, to' make the Jury acquainted with the charaaer and condo& of the, Defendants, upon the information which was filed by the Attorney General, under the direCtion of the Lord Chancellor. before whom Inch a keno of iniquity was difplayed, that his Lotellhip thought it his duty to order a criminal prolecution. In June, iftot, a commiflion of bankruptcy was if. fried againft Robert Kennett, at the hint of Brackley Kennett, his brothet, wh s was appointed rule at nee, and, by ilia: means, fraudulently received va. sinus hums of money, for which he had rendered no account. Roht Kennett afterwards obtained his cetti care ; and, fularequctitly, prevai:ed upon a Gentleman in Lincoln's Inn Fields, to grant him the kale for it Teats, of a bottle in that neighbourhood. Upon this leafe, under a cuntraa to repair. he laid out nearly a thoufand pound', betide furnithing it in the mei conly flyle. Under the certificate he had obtained, he fuppofed himfclf fectire—but the creditors ob (crying R..bert Kennett's flowithing condition, fo Coon after his bankruptcy, began to look about them, and applied to the Chancellor to foperfede the coin. million as fraodttlent ; when Robert Kennett, per ceiving the pet ilous slate of his affairs, retorted to an expedient to divert the courfe of juflice. In the year 1803, he arngned his hook, the fixtures, and the leafe to bis lon, Henry Kennett, who was a minor, for the contideratinn of 9 61. he himfelf (his father) reliding in it, and acting upon all occa fions as the matter. As early as the 2d of February of that year, notwithflanding his exertions, Robert Kenner t's commiflion was fet afide, and he was open to the demands of all his creditors ; and another Zonis Jule commitlion was rued out againft him at the petition of Daniel Duff. At this critical moment, the only thing that occurred to Robert Kennett to do, was to get affignees appointed, who would ad- Iter his effeas to his advantage, and for this pun. pale, he calf his eyes upon William Playfair. This perfon had been a politer in the well known bank ing houfe of Play fair, Hartfink, Playfair and Co. and, under the bankruptcy of that firm, not having obtained his certificate, be remained a prifnner in the Fleet, but was fubfequently difcharged under the Infolvent Alt, and gave in his fchedule an account of his whole property. confijiing of a debt sf 25L due from this Robert Kennett. With the Find intention of a/lifting a like!, he now, by the direCtion of Robert Kennett, fwore to his debt, and was appointed one of the affignees. But Playfair was not to be trulted alone, for although he was a good man, tbdre might strife Come differences which would lead to a dilco very. In this lunation he found another perfon fit for his defigns, and applied to a Mr. Parlby, an im becile, reficling at Pro tfmouth, to fign an affidavit of debt againft Robert Kennett, at the fame time in ducing him to execute a letter of attorney,empower ing the bankrupt's fon Henry to aa for him ; and thus having appointed their own aflignees, they failed fmoothly before the wind. Soon after the cer tificateltad been granted upon the fecond commif fion. a quarrel took place between Robert Kennett and Playfair. which led to the deteetion of this nefa sinus plot. As foon as the circumilances were known to the creditors (who had not received a (kil ling in the pound under the bankruptcy), they again . applied to the Loud Chancellor, tn./et this commit - - lion afide ; stud, upon hearing the cafe, the Chinesl. for direeted this information to be filed. The evidence, both written and parole, was then adduced, and, upon the conclufion of the cafe, on the patt of the profecutior, no evidence being brought forward againff Brackley Kennett, Mr. EasaiNl, who was Counfel for that perfon, applied tor his acqnittal, and his Lortifhip concurring, a Verdi.t of---Not Guilty, was entered. Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN, for the Defendants, How ' ry and Robert Kennett, contended, that no evidence bad been adduced on the part of the profecution, upon which the Jury could find the Defendants gutty : one of them had already receivedan acquit tal, and he trolled the others would meet the fame jorigment. With t cfpea to the :time of which they had been charged on the prefent information, the Learned Setjeant would prove, by the.moll latish& tory testimony, that the commiflion upon which the offence was M ounded was, by law, invalid. is as much as before the time of the commillion, there was a prior bona Ale petitioner's debt Mr. Burke, Mr. P.net., and many other witneffes, to eitablifh this fact, were then called. Lord ELLEN aoioncit remarked, that in order to find the Defendants guilty, the Jury moll be fatitfi• ed that they had confpired together for criminal put pofet, loch put-poles being to defeat the effect of a comnliflion of bankruptcy, to deprive the creditors of their claims tinder it, and to keep the efface of the bankrupt out of the hands of the commiffioners.— Voters the Jury found two guil:y, a verditl of RC 4initt al mutt be entered for all. There was chitin& ponf of the affila% it of debt made by Parlby, and of the letter of Att , rney being exalted from him, empowering Henry Kennett to appear for him in the chat alter of affignee to his father's cnmmiffion, and. upon the evidence. that ss.ts the oily crime proved ogainit them. Much I id been faid on the part of the Dcftndant,s that there was no good foun dation fur the comsniffion upon which the crime was charged ; but adorning that the commTion might be fupetfeded by the Lott) Cotanceetoa, yet it did not appear, that diem was any politive allegation that Inch cos: mil was ahfulutely concluded ;it was merely Rated. that Robert Kennett was duly adjudged and declared to be a bankrupt ; and. lootefr -e, the evidence brought forward by the ints could not vary the cafe. On the part of Kennett, there was no contradiaion of the fa . lt of his fending the letter of Wortley to Parlby to be executed by him, when his imbecility wax per feelly well known to Henry, and to all the parties. That letter of attot ney was to appoint the fon of the bankrupt affignee to his father. As to Robert Ken nett, he affigned to his own fon a houfe and fixture', upon which he had upended large fums of money, betides a leafs for twenty.one years, for no adequate confideration. Notwithltanding this affigameni, Ro bert Kennett Rill continued to occupy the premitex, and to aft upon all oceafions as the mailer. But the dare of the father to make Iris fon affignee, was not without an objee't ; it was, that the bankrupt might fecrete and mifapply the whole of his elate. It was for the Jury to determine if Robert Kennett were not a principal altor in this fcene of fraud and iniqui ty ? The next queflion would be, if Playfair were not concerned ? It appeared, that he had a debt of 251. due to him from Robert Kennett, before he was difeharged under the Infolvent Alf ; but after fuch difcharge, he had no intereft in it ; and, therefore, under the preterit commiflion, could not (wear to 114 debt ; he not only does this, but he votes in the choice of affignees, of which he himfelf is appointed one, and Henry Kennett the other ; and he mug have known, that the perfon for whom Henry Kennett rifled was imbecile ; and thus he teemed to have participated in the crime. But if the Jury fhould not think that Plastair was concerned, they might fill find the Defendants, Robert and Henry Kennett, guilty of the mifdemeanor charged in the information. After a few minutes confideration, the Jury deli vered a verdiet of Guilty upon the fecond and left counts of the information, againft the Defendants,' Robert and Henry Kennett, and William Playfair. An accident of a very melancholy nature occurred in Welt-ftreet, Drogheda, on the morning of Thud. day fennight : A Mifs Brunton, of Dublin, a young and handionse girl, who had been on a •iiit with Cap tain Gooden, of the Sligo militia, got up in bet fleep, went to the window of her bed room, whiCh was two Kerrie' high, lifted up the fgfh and fell into the (beet ; (he was alrooft immedigtely taken up lifelefs. Before the reached the flteet the fell •n the top of a fhop window, under her room, and was heard to fcream •iolently, which awoke Capt. Gooden. It is truly conjeanred, that not until that moment did her fenfes return. An inquelt was held on the ,bndy, by H. Metcalf, Efq Coroner; and after examining fome perfons who knew her intimately, brought iii a tier did of—Accidental Death. Tnefday fe'nnigbt, a young girl on her way from Drogheda to Tolley(ker, was attacked by fome ne farious villains, who, after debauching the unfortu sate viaim of their brutality, abufed her in In fbnck ing a manner as to leave her for dead. She was found lying in a furrow, nearly covered with water, and on being removed to the houfa of a relative, al moQ expired. An inquel was held on the body, and a verdiet of "Wilful murder againg loan perfon or perfons unknown," given by the Co roner's Jury. At Dromore Fair, county of Limerick,on the 16th oh. a riot took place of the molt difgraceful nature —two men were killed, and feveral defperately wounded. At Knockaderry, in the fame county. on the tsith ult. a more calamitous riot occurred, in which fe veral were killed and wounded. A number of robbers who lately infelled the neighbourhood of Swords, near Dublin, have been committed to Kilmainhans gaol. A dreadful accident happened . on Saturday week at Blankney Heath, near Lincoln : Mr. Chas. Clark, of that place, a refpeetable farmer and grazier, was near to his dwelling boufe with a thou gun : it was loaded with (hot, and he buttoned the piece under his great coat to keep it from wet. In this pofitiun it was difcharged—the contents lodged in his head, and killed him on the fpot, in the Sad year of his age. He has left a ditconfolate widow and three !mall children to lament his death. Saturday, the grave digger of St. James's Church, Clerkenwell, withhis affillant, and two other men, were examined at Hatton Garden, charged with (leafing lead and lates from the vaults, &c. They were committed f or further hearing. Ft iday fennight, at Kith am, agirl about, four years of age, was fo dreadfully burnt as to oceafion her death. The mother accidentally going out, left her alone; and in endeavouring to take a pan from the fire, the came fo near that the flames communicated with her clothes, when (be was fo Mockingly burnt as to render every medical affiltance ineffe&ual. She langui(hed in the molt excruciating agony, till the Saturday morning, and then expired. A melancholy accident lately happened at a wool. len manufaltory, in Illingworth, near Halifax:—As a young woman of the name of Sarah Earnfhaw, employed at a (pinning engine, was afifling to adjuft the ftrap of the wheel, the unfortunately got en. tangled therewith, and was violently drawn round the drum or tumbling theft, and inftantly killed. It isremarkable,that immediately preceding the actident, the was obferving it was little more than five years fnce her brother was killed in that place, and by the fame engine. She had fcarcely uttered the words, when it was her misfortune to meet a premature end nearly in the fame manner. Saturday fe'nnight an inqueft was taken at Caw. thorne, near Barnfley, before Mr. Edward Brook, coroner, nn the body of Martha Mellor, a girl, 17 years of age, who was two days before (hot by Sa• muel Ibborfon, a boy twelve years of age,—Verdia, Manflatighter. He has fince been committed to l'or k Cattle. The boy having gone into the houfe where the girl was, took up a gun, but was defired to lay it down immediately, as if Ite pulled it it would go ejr; a little while after he took it up again, and feeing this girl in another room, he laid lie would (hoot her, which, (hocking to relate, he immediately did. The Coronet's Jury afrembled on Friday fen night after two adjourned fittings, to refume their &liberations on the death of George Calvert, the Sclby carrier, who was mortally wounded a few weeks ago, on his road to Leeds, of which wounds he languilhed in the General Infirmary till Saturday fe'nnipt, when he died. The fury, after a patient invedigation, continued at the lad fitting from eleven o'clock in the morning to fix in the evening, returned a vercha of—Wilful murder, agaioli Joreph Brown and Jofeph ilazlegray, who are committed to York Cattle, to take their trial at the caning affizes. LONDoY MARKEfI. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JANUARY 6. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the airfof December to the 28th of lice.—Total too 43 quuters. Average 63a 314-...65. td. lower than left return. A RETURN ()F FLOUR, From the sill of December to the 27th of December. Total-B.t 14 fads—Average 641. 81d.- 21 yid. lower than laR return. ItITORN nice o► GRAIN ON HOARD SNIP Ai ONOtl I Wheat soe 63s Boilers 4ea 4 2 2 Fine 64s 63s Soffolks to 445 04 Superfine 6Bs Grey Peas 325 364 cd Multate, and 6ne Old, to 7u Beans, new 325 sos od Rye, new 3os 38s Ditto, old, to —a 36s Barley 33$ 371 84 Tisk uns, new 13. 285 Fine ---s Oil —$ 47$ Malt 64. 7os od 011til 40$ 13s 3as White Peas 34 1 381 od Poland. 33 1 35. od Rape Seed 401. t 0,431. per latt. PRICE OF SLEDS IN MARK-LANE. Carraway new 7os to 73. per cwt. Coriander, 145 to 1p de. Trefoil os to to do. Red Clover sof to iss do. Fine Old tea White Multard Seed, 6. 04 to Ts. od per bulled. Brown ditto, 91 od to tp od do. Turnip tos to tau, pc:lnitial. Broad Beans a's to 481 per quarter Long Pods 54s to 40$ Tares 3 - s to 365 od oos od Rye Grafs to od to 31$ od per quarter. Canary, 425 od SU od to 56s od do. PRICE OF HOPS. 111 AC/. rocciTs. Kent - 61 65 to 71 tss I Kent - 61 64 to St b &tax - 61 os to 71 os Solrez - 61 os to •71 sos Rife! 61 os to 71 —s P3lllbalTi • 9111-111 to 111 CI PRICE OP HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. - . .. .. _ . Bags 51 cs to 61 6s Pockets 31 50 to 71 7s PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Bt. James's. Whitechapel. Hayperload 3 3 *to 4 0 0 Hay per load 3 30 to 4 8 Straw 1 soto a II 0 Straw 1 Bto s 16 Clover 4 4to 5 5 SMITHFIELD MARKET, January 6. To fink the offal.-por !tone of 81b. Beef 4s od to 5s 44 I Yea! 51 oti . to 6. 61 Mutton 4s od to 5s 6d Pork 0 6d to 0 g 4 BEAD OF CATTLI TVIS DAT. Beath, about ace—Sheep and Lamb., 7 000. NEWGATE and LEADENHAI.L, Junta-, 4. Per Rohe of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 30 od to 4a ad I Vcal 4s od to 6. ed Mottoes 3$ 4d to 40 44 Pork 41 84 to p Sd PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 30 10 fa Tdwu Tallow 67s 6d to co Clare Market 38 std Yellow Ruflia —. to 614 6d Whitechapel Market White ditto 670 6d to 01 (pa (tone of 1116.) p told Soap ditto 67. to pa od Melted Ntuf PS to Os od Its 9d Ditto rough 580 od to OS Average Price 30 la Greaves 101 od Good Dregs its to os Yellow Soap, 76s to oa—Mottled,B6,—COrd,9cts Price of Candles per doses, ps o,l—Moulds, its 04 PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEALIENHALL. Butts,so to 561 b each a3d to 244 Ditto, 6o to 651 b 1154 d to add Merchants Backs aid to 234 d Dedling Hides 2td to sad Fine Coach Hides lad to 2244 Crop Hides for Cutting sad to 2344 Flat Ordinary 204 to aid Calf Skins, 30 to 1 4. 1 .-- per doses 364 to 414 Ditto 3o to 701 b 364 to 4od Ditto 70 to Bolb 36d to 384 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 50 3d to p 64 Large ditto nos to aus per doz. Tanned Horfe Mot sp to 384 each COAL MARKET, January 6. Ships at Market Ships fold Pries its Nevrealtle Coal a 441 04 so 510 61. it Sunderland 2 41s 3d to 42s 64 a Stone Coal o oos od 1 Cinders t sos od SARAH ECKFORD, aged thirty five years. When firft this cafe of Scrophula made its appearance it was in the abfnrbent glands of the neck, which be. came rather thickened, and then advanced to a hard tumor ; the applied to a medical gentleman who brought it to fuppuration, he then opened it, and the neck became ulcerated from the ear to the thoul der ; tumors coon fi.rmed in the falivary glands, un der the chin, in the parotid, by the fide df the ear, and the ahforbent .glands on the other fide. She was admitted an out patient of St. Bartholomew's Hofpital for eight months, without receiving any relief. At this time by the advice of Mary Efdaile, who had experience s relief at the Difpenfary, Soho. fquare, the began taking the Drops, and continued them for the fpaoeOf a twelvemonth, when the ul cers healed, and thr became perfedly well. Crown Coon, Flect•ltreet. SARAH ICKFORD. Be careful to a& for Sert.sanav's Patent Anti • fcorboti: Drops, having the words " By the King's Patent" expreireddh length cn the bottle, bill of di redions, and outride wrapper ; the (lamp alto, the King's duty, is printed in black ink intlead of red.— Bottles price ss. 6d. los. and tl. as. duty included. SiSperfary. No. rs, Soho-Iquart. tiles efore i I:4l:coda' Hoary E A ECCLESIASTICAL. PROMOTION. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cambridge has been plcafei to aptolnt the Rev. Samuel Bircb, M. A. Fellow of St. John's Col lege, Cambridge, and Curate of lbftock, Leiceftetalire, to be one of domeftic Chaplains. MARRIED. At Clonmell, Richard Moore. Efq. to Mils Wolfey, daulbter of the Rev. Win. Wolfe, of Caine-Bellingham, County of Louth. On the 19th et. the Rev. James Thomas Huttoehe. of Ded ham Dreg" to Mee. Hichtne, widow of Henry John Hiehene, Efq. DIED. On Sunday morning, at fire o'clock, at his feat at Benham, near Newbury, Berko, alter an diners of three days, his Serene High nein CbrifiLan krederick Charles Alexander, Margrave of Bran desburgh, Anfpaeh, and Bayreuth. In the year a 791, be married Elisabeth, relit of the late Lord Craven, daughter of the late, nod filter to the pref. nt Earl Berkeley, who furvives him. Todd.) , left, in the 6stb year of his age, Wm Newall, Efi. of York, and formerly an eminent merchant, of Townhoufc, mar Roclulale. Lately. in Bolton-ftreet, Dublin, Mrs. Heady, relia of William Heatly, Efq. Ilrft coutlu to hi. Grace the Duke of Argyle and daughter of Wm. Montgomery. Elq. of Rofemount, by whore de• cafe without male illhe the Earldom at Mount Alexander bi.cornes eating. Saturday fe'nnight, at her haute in Brnton-ltreet, Me,. Hey wood, aunt to the relent Marchionefs at Sligo. Latch.. at Bith, Rev. Chas Barton, Al. A. Redtor of St. Artlrew's. Hol.wni , a:4 Chaplain to his Royal High:left the Duke of York. Suddenly, in his ssth year. f,,lin Pearce,Efq. of Standen MIMI, Captain Commandant of I hr I fungtrford Volunteer Canal. y. On the 17th ult. the lady of Mr. John Brown, forum', Bth (or King's regiment. On the 28th alt. at Totrefs, Captain R. Cuthbertfon, of his ftlajcßy's Royal Marine Forces. On the teth ult. at the village pf Tetfworth, Oxfordfhire, on his way front Oxford to London. of the cramp in hi. Sumach, Henry Sharpe Hildyard, Efq. eldt.R fon of the Rev. Henry Had yard, of Denton-boufe, NorthuntberJand. In Doneafter. Lieutenant Rutter, of the ad or Queens regiment of foot, and only fon of Lowther Rutter, El. of :hat place HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW Moniing - ay minus after 4 Afternou - 44 oduutes eta 4 fait tAtiri At tie London ten, Plymouth, on rriday the r.:lt of Januiry, 'Soft, at Morels o'Cluck in the ro-t.stoum, THE liandfome fsit-failing Spituill; Pi iv Ateer Shiri • SAN PEDRO.---llinichfin; , •: Length aloft - - 9 t tea 3 Inches. A .... Breasith extreme - 15 9 Depth in the Hold - in 6 Adineartares 251 61.94 Tuns. Pierced for 16 guns, with a fishable waitt, has a i topper bottom, which, together with the hull, is in a moil eragellent condition ; appears to be extremely weU calculated for an African CI 1 4 , packet knife, or any other wisere difpatch is a defirable object; now lying in Catwater, and there to be delivered ; a Prize con. deemed to his Maletty's (hip of war lets, commanded by Tilos! as LAWS, Efq And afterwards, all her Warlike and other Stores. Alfa, 1 he handfome fail-falling Ketch rigged Spanifh Priva teers LB GUlsPlON.—Dimenfious: Length aloft - 64 feet al inebea Breadth extreme - no 6 Depth in the HOl4 AO o Admesfures 107 3814 Tons. Pierced for te guns, quite new, topper-bottomed; Io7 , llirr Wkh Ler Storm ; are in opal condition, as (he was captor, d on her &ft cruise ; has a roomy Hold. and I. a complete V. lid for lift Ould and Ivory Coati; tow lying in Catwater, and there to by &livered; a Prise condemned to His Majelty's fitip of war I.A. t TOMA. J. M. 0088111.111, Efq. Commander And afterwards, a1t....2r ' her Warlike and otb , r Stores. For viewing the Veffe/s and their Stores, fur inventories and further particulars, apply to Edmund Lockyer, Fig. Afel.t. or at the Counting-haute of THOMAS LOCKYEK, Sworn Broker. I Plymouth, DOOMMbeS 17, I4of. At the London Inn, Plymouth. on Friday the loth of January, 1606, Immediately after the (ale of Li C•.:I.PION and Storer, I 'IiE good Sloops LA FEDERATION, burtherr A- lib OVII 9) Tans nuns, unknown, marked A. burgles' 4 1 about 6o Tone. There Yards are well calculated for the Cnal, Cuim,and Coe ft. Ing Trades, sod may be foot to (ea It an eafy ripener ; no lying in Sutton Pool, and there to be delivered; condemned ainize to the hired armed brig Cotro TS. commanded by lieutenant Tao -11•11 Uauaa. Alto, eso Grinding Stones, and 40 Bare of Iron ; being part of the Cargoes of the laid Sloops Federation, and Name unknown. Likewife, the French lugger•rigged Gun Vella No. 288, ad. meafgres about so Tons. A Prize to his Mz)eity's Armed Crit ter False, commanded by Lieutenant James Nicolvon. For vi roving the Vetkis and duet, Cation, and any furthers titulars, apply at the Counting•houfe nr THOMAS LOCKYER, Sworn limbers.. Plymouth, December 17, t gos. TOR At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday the roth of January Ike, after the Sale of the Oun-Vefrel Na. 258. H E falt•failing Schooner RACE HORSE ; admesfures 66 Tons, a new Vera. pierced for fix carriage guns, remarkably well found in Stores, and well calruLued tot the FM or Fruit Tracks, or as a private Chip of war, fur which pur_ pore, of her Sae, it is not poilible to be a more compl,te weird. fisting been particularly fitted for that purport. And air , , all her Warlike and other Stores, coofißing of Iron and Braf. Guns. MOM:v, Filtols, Cutlatres, Iron bound Water Cants, Iron Bal. Lift, Shot, Bread, and about S Cwt. or Gunpowder. For inventories and further particulars apply to Edward Lyne a Efq or to THOMAS LOCKI ER, Sworn Broker. .Plymouth, December IS, aos. NOW ON SALE AT PLYMOUTH, T t HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. J.trio /Monad BUM' Ayres Hides, of an excellent qual.ty, and in good condition. e' For parckulass apply at the Counting.houfe of THOMAS LOCKY ER, Sworn-Brier. Smart's Quay. December ty, aSof. AA V ING dedicated mrelt to the Rudy, and Jetta gratified by the melt coaderable pradtice in that broach vitich I than& groper to feted, I fruit that I lave not mare alai • mapiged any dine than thole who, in the evenfive field ol Om prof.M. knamerTed In uncertainty, md mom e alvesysnllMlASMS *WA *IAA Is acquired op coteentranng t. a latdiedwal power se ewe doh of difordere lledlfwlorof DEBILITY are peculiarly &fir-fang far they , dim a web of oomeandtant Troptoma and, by a d► od ell oltal flimsy, Maui« Indf tweamee embittered,. *gym* Ibsen the prevalee-e of la example, tbettelbuo. dve .d fahreibeiya, or the indulgences of maturity, Uwe*. ;aim tit mot shoos profellonal AM ; ut : by e ignorance of 000duoilidl 1a.% the fymptonas are aggravated, the tronA tatim b dellremot. As a MAYO= of the ROYAL COLLZOnof SURGEONS, I ground my protenfions on reguhrity of education • and poraliog every privilege to pradlite. f feel Emden entitled to that cooddence with which I have hitherto been foUbemfy &mewed. In the firer fonfations of load sirealtnes, early applimtbn win prevent tie calamity of a debilitatod frame; but where the fti:- fere:, from a con'donfixela of the tmmanlL-es of the Mac width coated his mlafxrtune, Is fearful of the contempt or manure o! family phyficlan and broods over his infirmity with careful cox mamma it malt be radeadtary for him to be affured not only of capability of treatment but aro of molt 'now.* k ere ,, T , And In recant Veacmal ',ion it is potable to prevent pais. danger or dirt:eft ; in the molt compScated cafes It le the acqulre mast of excluave experience In this hoe to acid a fee, mauls. and fpecdy ret-eitablifiunent I offer the advantage of this experlmace to thofe ofdtber !ex who are of ildted with any kind of DENLITY, of any rymptanss of VENKREAL INIebCTION, and in all cafes the terms of menu. aeration are Rated on the fht interview. Patients in the country are expedkad to iodate a Dank urns,, nerd are ennead to (peony their age and manner of living. MAatTltl MRS, Member of the loyal College of Someone In Loudon. Nor Amadei them, Ireland, nee 'remote Par T,T,THOTTAYETI„, Efq.l o. p, New Bridge-ltreet, London: gt It —I confider it but an ad of justice due to the L ) merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to communi cate to you the following Cure, which has recently been perform. d by them .—itn acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking out of an old V. nereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Dif orders arising therefrom), was reduced almoft to a fitekton, and though he had the belt medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procured which timed to suit his cafe, or do him any fervLe; he remained In a molt reduced and pitiable iltuation (or two years, unable to follow his prof . ..Sion, and kart-rely able to walk or even to Sand on hi. legs ; in fact. no one who knew him ever fimpofed it poiliblo for him to recover. He was advifed at WI to try your L Ps rots—he did fu, Sridtly adhering to the direelons given with rhern—he had not taken more than two boxes, before he found an alteration for the better: this encouraged him so proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and drength gradu ally return, and is now as healthy and as ftout as arty man know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to rue for s confirmation of the above account if it Gould be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient humble (ervant, library, Folkftotie, July tn. dins. 1110. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the tole Proprietor Trios. TA ri.oa,Mernber of the Royal College of Surgeons, Loa don, at his bottle, Ne. 9, New Bridge ftreet; Where, atter a conftant reildenee of more than au years. In r praCtice particularly dlreded to the cure of Venereal complaints and thofe incidental to the parts of generation In both fezes, with that Inviolable (corm which men of his profelLon Ihould always obferve, he Batters bimfelf the advice and alliance Its gratultoully adminifters to perfoos taking this medicine, will be eiteemed, by a difeerning public, as an advantage kkltes to be obtaiocd, and void of ambiguity. • Aliold, by hi. appointment, for the cenverienee of doh: Iv. nig at a Alliance, at the Perfumer's No. jy, St. Alban'a•ltrret, Pail the 'Foyle", so 3,0 a fu. d itrect ; Mr. Dilborough. 7, fleece-hill; Mr. Butts's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr Wks. aid's, Glafgow ;Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; Mr. Bilinges, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkiedon's, Matiebefter ; and by one perion in every conli deraide town in Gnat Britain and Ireland, in braes of only a.. 9d. each, kited up with full and plain direction.. whereby penny, of either fest may cure thernfelves with cafe, fpeed 1.- req., and fstrtr. 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