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~e L4IV INTLLLIGENCE. Ci-c 1111.5 : Home—Lord Ellenborough and junice Heath. • Northern.—Boon Thom fun and Jur:ice Chamhre. Norfolk—Lord Chief Baron and Caron linthant. Oaford.-Jullice Lawrence and indicc I.c Blanc. Vcilenh.-Lord Alnnky and Baron Graham.. Tlidland—Jullice Grok and Jullitc Itookc. COURT OF KING's BENCH. MAY s 6. TNt RING V. PHILLIPS AND ANOTIINS. ~. , L li I z.. Yeaerday the judges met is Lord ELLivtio VC it's room, at Weliminitcr Hall, and choie their Mr. Gaeltow opened the pleadings ; from which it appeared this was an Indiarnent againft the two De fendants, Benjamin Phillips and Richard ithipman, for confpiring to charge Captain BorwOrth, of the Adriana merchantman. with the murder of William Darlington, a young man who was on board. There were feveral others of the crew of this*fhip who were included in this indi6mcnt, but they had made their cfcape, and had not yet been found. It appeared from Mr. CAPAOW'S opening . of this cafe, that Captain Borwortli, early in die year 1802, went on a voyage from Liver pool to Demarara; the Defendants, and feveral others of the crew, when they arrived there, were in a date of mutiny : they broke open the non-room, and Role a quantity of rum, for which the Captain imprifoned them for 54 days, but afterwards he took them on board again, inafmuch as be wanted their Cervices. During the time they were there they loft four of the crew, and among the'reft William Darlington, of a fever, which is there fo fatal to European conilitutions. They at laR arrived at Liverpool ; when the Defendants applied to the Cap. tain for their wages, he told them to go to the own ers: at we fame time confidering their conduit, he advifed the owners not to pay them fur the time they had been in pritm, in confequence of their crimes, and when the (hip had no benefit from their fervices. They infra ted an Attorney to bring an aftion againit the Captain. for that pan of their wages which he had advifed the owners not to pay. There was not a word raid all this time about any murder; but afterwards thefe men were wicked and hardened enough, without the tmalleft foundation upon earth, to charge their Captain with the murder of William Darlington. They made an application for that pur pnfe to the Admiralty, when they were deGred to go before a Magidr. , te, and to reduce their charge into writing, sv'eich was done before Mr. Connant : the conlequence was, Captain BorwOrth was torn from his wife and family at Liverpool, brought up to Lou• don, imprifoned in Newgate, and fo conscious was be of his own innocence, that, even in the abfenee of a great number of his witnefes, who could have proved his innocence beyond all controverfy, he chola to take his trial for murder, and was acquitted on the evidence of the &II witnefs for the profecotion. by a perfon of the name of Reyl, who was included in the preterit indiftment, but who had abfeonded. A copy of the indidasent was granted to the Cap tain, who inftituted this profecntion, for a confpiracy. From his examination it appeared, that William Darlington had been (eked with a fever on the 4th of April, t 8o: ' and that be died of that fever about the gth of the fame month; that he never offered the leall violence to this young man in his life; that he condufted himklf to him, when he was ill. with as much kindnefs and tendernefs as if he had been his own fon ; that be bad the belt medical affiftence the Wand fupplied : he was attended by Dr. Siam fon. The whole charge againft him was a complete fabrication from beginning to end. This evidence was confirmed in the firongeft man ner by Mr. Wood, the Chief Mate: he put a clean Thin on W. Darlington the night before he died, and there were no marks of violence about his perfon. This evidence was confirmed by that of feveral other witnefes. The Defendants retained no Counfcl ;—but Mr. Esse las ' with his ufual humanity, crofs.examined the witnefes for them. The Learned Connie] obferved, that the fcene that had been exhibited that morning was one of the molt extraordinary that had ever occurred in the annals of Courts of Janice. It was not an un tonal thing to fee perjuries deteded r—bnt to fee a confpiracy of this nature fo detailed, and fo circum. flannelly hatched at a diflance, perfevered and pen ft ed in, and afted upon, without aze 'Mallen evidence to rapport it, was what he had no recollettion ever to have met with in the cootie of Iris profeffional life. If there was any evidence, he Ihould certainly have trade fome obfcrvations on this cafe ; but there being no evidence whatever to lay before the Jury for their confideration, he could not think himfef juflified in taking up the time of the Court. He was forry it was not in Isis power to allift them, there being unfor tunately no evidence ; and therefore it would be in. decent in him to take up the time of the Court. If there was any circumflance favourable to the Defen dants, it weuld not efcape his Lordthip's obfervation. Dud ELLsnaosouc N was in the aft of lamming op to the jurv n whin they told hi A they were pettedly fati.fied of the inilt of the Defendants. His Lordfhipfaid. this was a molt enormous crime; rind the Court would be anxious to pima)) all perfons who were found guilty of it, whether in the fituation of Captains or of Seamen. This bufinefs, in conic quenee of Mr. Erfitioe's lending his valuable offal tante. nesd been examined to the bottom. The juf tice of this country was perfectly as even handed to the Sailors as to the Captains; and if any cruelty or brutality had been committed by the Captain, the Court would have been extremely anxious to have hal him punithed. And for the fame reafon, they were uncial the ttrongell obligation to vindicate him frotn this falfe imputation t—for it appeared on the 4Wklence. this was a mei foul and falfe charge. .lie Jury found the Defendants both Guilty. THE KING O. PHILLIPS. • This was an iodiament againa one of the Dclen. dents, for wilful and corrupt perjury. in what be had &pored againit the Captain. Mr. G•KKOW laid, he had brought forward this indiament (which was tried by another Jury) to give the Court an opportunity, if they thought proper in their Office. to remove In • dangerous a member of fociety nut of the Kingdom, by tranfporting hinr, which the Court had note power to do by the lall indidment. The Captain and two other witnefes wee called, and proved th..t Dar lington 4ase,ol, as dept ed by the De feada , , , . :- h lthe ticknefs of - • " ri • uld not have the cte‘t4o. • ".• f'•• ': • .tr• tr . • . • treated this Loy with More ten Mites if he had been his own ion, and the other wii tulles faid, the dap: tin always behaved : o every man, in ficknefs and in health, with as much propriety, as any man coald do;. `they never knew a more kind or humane matter in their lives. • Mr. ERSIKINT Paid, it was impoffible for him, with out any materials, to make any obfervations Osat , could be of fervice to the Defendant. Lord ELtewsoaouoit told the Jury they had heard the depofition of the Defendant falfilied , and could entertain no doubt of his guilt.—The Jury found him Guilty. juva 116.—TItla ZING V. 'arum /MD OTHERS. The Defendants. James Philips and Thomas Ship ley, were brought up to receive judgment. Judg ment waslikewife prayed upon Philips, for the perjury of which le was convifted in the fame profecution. They gave in a petition. Rating themiteresthey had fuffered to picot, and praying for a lenient (entente. Mr. Gaattow, then, on behalf of the profecu dun, addrefed the Court. and prayed a fevere judg ment. He Paid, if the judgment of the Court could reach even their lives, conildering the atrocity of their offence, be &Gold pray it without reluttance.— As Philips flood alto conviaed of a perjury, he hop ed the Court would ufe their power againft him to its extent, and relieve this couhtry from fuch a wretch for (even years. The prifoners were then remanded, and ordered to be brought up again the 'aft Monday in term. DROWN V. IVISDONVOOD. This was an application to the Court for a new trial. It was an adion tried at the laft Stafford of fizes, to recover the value of a quantity of flint deli• vered to the Defendant for the nfe of the potteries. The defence was, that it was not of the proper qua lity. The estate ladled the whole day, and at laft the witnetfes were examined, feveral at a time, in order to endeavour to get through it, becaufe the Commit . - lion at Coventry was to in opened on the fame day. 'As it grew late, the Learned Judge, Mr. Baron GR•HAMp was obliged toleave it imperfeAly tried, th.t he might get to Coventry before twelve o'clock, to open the Commiffion there. A newtrial was granted. THILLI/3011 W. SILL. In this cafe Mr. ERSZINI had obtained a rule to (hew caufe why the nutter ibould not review his tax ation. The aOion was upon a policy of infurance effeded on a French ball Indiaman before the late war. To prove the lots, it was nec diary to bring the Captain from Toulon, and one of his Officers from Marfeilles. The Plaintiff having gained the caufe, the Marker in affeffing the turn to be paid by the De fendant for coils, allowed each of them foniething moos than tool. Mr. Glass contended that the allowance was very reafonable. Had the Defendant chMen to pay the furn be bad fabfcribed, he sk null have efcaped this expence. It would be extremely hard if a man Ihould not be reimbarfed the money neceifarily expended in enforcing a jolt debt upon an obftinate creditor. The prailice in the America* war, and at all times, had been to allow there colts. Mr. &suite urged that a Defendant might dins be ruined by honeflly refilling a doubtful demand.— Inked of two witneffes from the loath of France. it might be smeary to bring twenty from a didant quarter of the globe; and dpon the fame principle the Defendant might be called upon to pay feveral shonfand pounds cogs, although the original debt did not amount to more than 4.05. Heel preffed a hope that !base mode would be deviled of forcing panics to coolant to the examination of fuch witneffes upon in terrogatories. The Court thought that the Mailer's taxation was perfealy unexceptionable.—Rule difcharged. THI ZING O. THOMAS MONISM! OF WHITMOUTH ♦ND 111.1.COMSS This cafe was argued on Wednefday laR, with great abilities, by Mr. DAMPIER, for the Profeeution, and by Mr. ist PULLMAN for the Defendant.—The quef lion was, Whether the (aid Morris, in September, tlitot ° was eleOed Mayor agreeably to the charter ? The Court, on the authority of Rex v. Bellringer, and Rex v. Miller, gave judgment for the Crown, and thereby found the Eleaion void. On this judg ment relied the decilion of a fimilar cafe againß the perfon acting at prefent as Mayor, whore elation is alfo void, the Corporation being dilolved. POLICE, Pie. THAMIS Orrtca.—A man of the name of Raid, for the apprehending of whom a reward of aol. was offered, was examined on fufpicion of llealingfaddles, the property of Mr. Weatherhead, in Wapping, and committed for re-examination. Several perfons were conviEted of having in their potrefflons fevcral articles of foreign goods, Cul - peeled to have been ilolen. _ UNSON HALL—Wednefday Henry Stone, refiding at No. a, Rebel's row, Stone's End, in the Borough, was charged ty a Mrs.itnight, with keeping a pd. ,ate lottery, commonly called a Little Go, when he was, under the vagrant Ae, committed for _two months to the Houfe of Correetion. Woes P•STIt v —Wednefday an elderly man was brought to the office, charged by feveral perfons on fulpicion of having Rolen a piece of filk from a (hop in Spitalfields, which was traced in him. A principal witnefs being abfent, he was committed for re-e:a• mination. Several Rout young men, wandering about the fields, apprehended by the officers as fufpicious cha. ratters, were examined, and not givinga good account of themfelves. were fent on board the tend;r. On Sunday fe'nnight, a feafaring boy was drown. ei at Aberdeen. by the boat which he was in over. letting. He was alone in the boat, and unable to manage the fails, which occalsoned the overfetting of the boar. We underhand the Rev. Wu. BARCLAY, of Bed ford-ltreet, Covent Garden, a refpeaable Clergy. man, whole chymical abilities are —ell known, has recently obtained a Patent for an Antibilious which he profeffes to be an.invaridhle remedy in all Bilious and Gouty Complaints. lie certainly lays before the Public the belt proof prattle of this fait, as it appears the Pills have been ufcd with faeces by many petfons of high rank, among whom we ()brave the Archbilbop of QUIT USURY, the Hilltop of BATA. and Ws &c. &c. If he has fucceeded in folding a remedy for that painful diforder, the Gout, which has hitherto baffled the skill o f t h e Medical World, his name will be immortali:ed along with date of UALVIT, SIMISHAM. &C. &C. DISEASSS of the ußrn IRA and Certain COMPLAINTS. S fole Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated medi• cated Boogies mid Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR Infanta the Public, that he may as ufnal be confultal daily frost 9to 3 at his hoafe No. 6, Fraii-ftreet, Soho, SO Cate' of Saida:tor Mark dons, Oleets,tee. he. as well as Debday, and every difirder where fecrecy D fo creedal a requifite, that Mr. D. has provided a [red oes Horde, that every Patient may be introduced in a feparate apartment. Mr. D. has for many years confined khaki, to diet derailment of Surgery, and from eztenfive remake, and the mot Battering !lacers, ha is enabled to offer a method of awe, mild, efficacious, requiring no confinement or rarebit in diet. and pre venting the potability of a relapfe. Perkins In the country Rating their cafes fully, In a letter, encoring a anew a two pound nate, will have proper remedies feat to the amount. Foe the various fymptoots, he. fee Mr. Defour's Treatife as the above cempleatt, price ss.6d. the fifth edition; to be had of J.Caßow, Crewel:oat, Soho; Mqtrets, Eveter 'Change ; and of the Author. For Fits, Pains in the Stomach, Pains In the Header Side, and for Pale, Languid, and emaciated Appearances fp Young Peden& CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES, are patronised and reeommeeded by the Fir& Noble nee In the Kingdom, as well as by the following Han. Ladies who have given this Medicine to their owsChildres and ado to the Pair of their refredlive stighboorhoods, with unpandleled fora& Her Grace the Mothers of Leeds The Right Hon. the Count& of Dunk? The Right Has. the Causerie of Stußehory The Right Has. the Cosinds at Menet Herein • The Right Has, the Cesinds of The Right Has. Lady Caroline Capri The Right Hoe. Lady Elizabeth Spesesr And many other Ladles of the firß Rank and Chassaller, who from a:pair:nee Rregly reamimesd this celebrated medicine, as a fare, plaint, and a adoas remedy, for removing Fits, Haab soles, Pains in the Stomach and Bawds, Palm le the Side,dwel- Bugs in the Body, and various other eompiainsp, wide!' are often occafiosed by Worsts generated in the human body, and arc the firtt carafe of chafe internal alkalosis, which prove equally fatil to the cooltandoe of mm, women, and cididren. sold Who Wilk by Mr. Boiler No. 4, C Leedom. and Retail by every refrodtabic Medicine Vender Is t he linked Kingdom, in Bons at pi. 6d. and as 9d. not far Charitabk par ries in large Beam at sts.oseti. WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS, For the Oran Winds, and otter Warders i;eldast to Yowl Females. THE following inflances of their uncommon eIE. cacy, are worthy the attends° of the ailided : To Mrs. KEARSLEY. Twickenham, Feb. so, [toy. Matlam—l bh have to return yen molt gnitd'al thank* In the name of Sarah Noyes, whom I recommended to year kind bene volence, the other day, in a eery UI Rate of health, vie. a pard cut r &Corder in wh-ch your jolly famous Wacc tee FIMALI PILLS arc fo perticularly recommended • It is needlefe for me to obferve to you, how muck better the find! herfelf, from only tak ing one bag, at so deubt you will have nrulardemenftration wheat the delivers this farther requell fora repetition of mar Made& it my nanu. ; you wIU no doubt ham, from herhero n IMMO. bow much better the is in conllttutios m In external appearance, and can allure you, with the great& refpat, you have at all times my utmolt wilt and sonfent to make the above cafe so public as you think proper, and refer my palm or parlous whodosibt the fame to, Madam, Year sad obedient bumble Serum. Clikeenamte, Bookfeller. soar. Twickenham, Mare\ st, 'Tis with infinite pleshae I addre& you owe more hi behalf of Sarni Noyei, who hue received fo much hem& from taking only two boxes of your truly valuable medicine, viz. WIILCII . II Fs hIALS PILLS, as to enable her es go about bet daily employ cheerfully ; the (welling of her legs is entirely gone, her compiexion is return ed to its natural calm, her appetite exceedingly pod, cough very trifling, and I verily believe two boxes more will meted an ad• mirable cure, which I earneftly folielt you for in her name, and who will ever be em& gratefully bound to pray tot, &c. Yours, c. . . Madam—Having been for tame length of time a vender of your mod! invaluable medidne, viz. WILCO'S FISIALt PILL 11, am induced to apply to you am the regular Vender far a fupply, baying bad a niece and Metal other youngwomen r c flored from to all ap. pearance, the borders of the grave, to the happinefs o f youthful and blooming health, by the ufe ut 'y of this Medicine ; will thank you therefore to fend me two dozen by Hunt, Tunbridge Welk carrier, Queen's Head Inn, in the Borough, Tuffdays and Fridays, wits on deLvery will pay you the amount. . . I ars. Madam. your obedient Savant, Front. near Tunbridge Wells. R re. Welch's Foliatells (with diredlon.) price as. 9d.allVZ.re fold wholefale by G. Kearney, Fleet-Write, letidnn ; Dicey and Co. Dow Churchyard, Clantplide i F Newbury, No. 45, St. Paul's Cbtarch-yard; bacon and Co. No. 'so. Oxfortl.flreet ; Better, Cheapgle ; and Barclay sad Sow, Fleet-masaset : alto detail by rid &rig, Oaford-Areet; Margin, Hart-Aran, Stoorngury g Stringer, strand; E. Newbcry, the Cure gof St. Paul'. Mort blent, Lud gate-Wren ; Grading. Cornhill ; Wade. Old Band-Bret; at Bel ton's Ildediciee Shop (not Ton's) (met or the Royal Exchange; Clark, No. x 69, Borough; Ward, Holborn; sad Yates, Sloan fines Knightlhtldpe. • • As another medicine is fold under the name of Welch's Fe lled: Pols, which is fporioes, purebafirs are num Wed to remark, as the fore' toiklmoey of authenticity, that each fill nf Crudites is Signed with the name of C. Kr in hand writing; and ea the clanfole,whereby 1. Twangs cannot IK impored on, the *snap is printed by pentagon of his Mikity's tinnourahl. Commige. wan of Stempel thus : C. Kearflrv, No. 44, it kiii-ittict. Maw aims are 'maim. for Itematifra, *Acme* Oast Sdatiet, Lumbar°, Nr.d. a ,A . Nl:mimes, Flatulent Spdmcdic tar 11,.4 Pains, general Debility and Relaxation oftheSyflein. SPRAINS, BRUISES, Re. - EXPERIENCE has proved the mild ilimulating powers of WIIITEIijiAD's ESSENCft of MUSTARD, Pills and fluid, the molt ellfedual remedy ever trade knows: to the 'wield, having itseceeded in eggs of Se, right, ten, twent), and even of forty a.ars flooding, after ether COMM had failed, and it has abfolutay oared more patient* of the above emu pliints, than all the medicines ever before made Public. l'Se fluid Effenee is fo Cmgularly penetrating and fpeedy In Its opera tion, =genitally to enact the cure of SPRAINS, BRUISES, Bte by a frw applications. M'hitehewl's Elrence of Multard Is prepared and fold at is. pd. eachßos or Bottle, by R. Jon Nsr oN, Apothecary, No. t r:ruck fireet, Soho, London: and its reputation is fo univerfany efts biifhed, that it maybe had of *very Medicine Vender in England. Ireland, Weft Indies, and America. To prevent counter felt impolitinn, purcbafers are requefted to obferve, the Genuine is diftinguiSted by the King's Patent, and the Signature of it.Jo N ITO N $ die Patentee ' s own writing on tint label of each Bottle or Bog. c r Country Gentlemen and others are Informed that they =if be fupplied with this valuable Medicine by fending their Orders by Coachmen or Nevrfaren. or by enelialing Ca& in a (malt Parcel, directed to Mr. JOHN WADE, N 0.163, Flea-Army London, for which Purpo(e complete Packing Bowes are pm.. vided for (ending it with fatety to any part of this Kingdoms. Ireland, Scotland, &c. HUNTER% RESTORATIVE BALSAM of LIFE and HEALTH.Is the Snit Medicine in the world for reltoring and invigorating the Conitittuiont of perfons weakened and debilitated by a courfe of difflpated pleafures, or indeed by any other mutes. Every day produces ire& accounts of the Angular fume& of this invaluable Reftoestite Medicine, and many gentle men have been candid enough to declare, that it bad fume:dal In cafes when every other Medicine proved ineffedsoL •„• Gentlemen of the art , dillindlion in this kingdom, as well as others, whole coeflitutioos wt.re broken and debilitated, Imo experiment the good crofts of this Refturative Medicine. Far Nervous Diforden,preeceding from excethre drinkine, *dares, the immoderate ufe of tea, or from whatever c mations veal debility and relaxation of the folids, a better and Cater Media. eine cannot be taken. Numbers who bad undergone too pewee. ful marks of mercury, (Met b me of health), which reduced them to a Rate of mikrable cdfience, received the anmelt benefit from this Reiterative; for after lots of Itrength and vigour, they happily regained their fanner beat& For pains iu the back and loins,gteme and femind weakneifes, perhaps that is not any Malleiric ittpub.- tic or private pradtke which has been fo faced . ..fut. Note..-. This Reiterative la prepared in pills, which waive* more gradual and biting 'Reeks than all the internal Inman that liner parts of the Ilalfam are alto better prcferved. To be had at Wade's Medichnl Warehouies. tea 16 .1. ram- Rent, and Ne 13, Old Bond-Rivet ; Tett, Royal Estbange; Ba con, No. ago, Oxford-Rreet ; and an other Venders of Medians ib Town and Country, peke fis. 3d. tie box ; K it may be bad larger boxes, price only iLpa which contain tbeariandty la [mil boxes, u made up for the army, navy, Sm. A Pamphlet on the virtue, of the Reiterative, with* LIR elm. portant Curti, may be had of the Venders, price 64 • MEDICINE ACT. At the ally Warebook Ex Dr. names'. Powder, Ns. 41, St• Paul's Church-yard, Laden, THE &I s la:a:az MEDICINES are fold, at thaa locludag the Scamp Dodos; and as it ie coasted, that from the IR of September, dos, the Stamps bat& be appSed td all Proprietary Medicines, as well for Finis. as for lira Contempt's'', and as a ConAderabk Additioo is ma * to the Stamps som the Articles of Weber Value, or thole is Mk. the Prkes at Dr. James', Powder will be in future as. pl. pa Padua, or 11. sa. 64. per Dann; bat theulteamity of a Dean Packets In a Bottle (as made up for the Army - and Natty) inny he had for al. 4.8. Ands by Favour of the Canunifloaers of the Stamp Ogee, Plates are prepaid for Mr./fey/tory% (mums Oim,, with his Name award in each Stamp, the Pub& will be aro fill so ebbrve the the Words, Newbery, No. 4y„ St. Pars; are printed In the Steam of all his Medicines; and as k b pro foaled skit this will be a tu'r'ret Security spina Conterfelts„ eo the Labels ea Dr-Jansen Powder will be dikes.. dead from Macdonald.' ftana will be Wowed gads, as dual, to thde orbs pude& Half a Dam or nun at a time, of the lower priced Articles. a. IL Dr. lamees Power . a 9 Loarraes of Slob aif a Spade o o neat 's Thdt. of Smelt 4 a Assierde Pas 4 6 Hubris dirt s 9 bop at o E.suu Gift Dr. Steers's Opodeldise is 6 Grebe sebutade Corake OS * 6 Orr& rk Halle, - ••••••••Caloontlie Drys a 9 Ind.'s Sews Pills ir O •••--. Paregoric Lia• ' 'fence at Peppermint t swims - aII Grant's Drops - a a Sorry% linen Pile 4 6 Dr. Firoper's Ms a t Dr. Auftia's Cludyhowe Glats's Magnolia 3 6 Dino - 4 o Henry's ditto- • a 6 Dslby's °armloads* z 9 Non's Drops S 6 Menet of Caltiout 3 6 ligilibury's ditto 3 6 Cephalk Snuff o 9 Dr. Solanikr's Tea s 9 . 0 1, 1 1 r Spenee's Dentifrits 4 o Gmanugia's Tiodhire a l ai N. $ Rbetlatatie The... 3 6 Do.Tolu Lozenges t I B. Stamp with Mr. Newbery's Km: are abed to the twenty dimities above enumerated; and as many porters, par& milady ferrules and endangers, 'Mamba hit bowie, be is woke the 'malty of pointing out,tlat it is at the Eaft End of St. Pours` neareft to Citesplide, and that It baa a large white ftwoord from e so which theft words we inferibed: . Tam altar Wapanoo se rea Da. jawas's IPowaaa." WHEN Profethonal Men of edittntiOn aid ft. froulbility dein( from the general (Ohm by the &baba of a peculiar ffroads. the bullion of bog combined fume& is the bilk criterion et fsperierity. Ten yam have I devoted ay predict to the emblem treatmeri of 'THREE DISORDERS, and the theedsful rehdt a ng plan gives me additlesd ardour to snook as far as II am able the no• mod of &oh mesX= . whieb am the men hopormot is the eata• terse onselso Alba. ilitistfots Iwo every branch r ao Alloy Surgeon, 1 termed a wtal Sala men puled of Pradiee to eidetic individuals bum the foot lie( of smeducated Mao, or the equally dangerous pretipitegeberal Pradkiotors. , CRE DISORDERS, to the ems of which I hem devoted • my utensil% sesspeiss every frocks VEtiRREAL whither of s mast or long derstiem—oll , Ali hinds of DEBILITY, whether Mani from the habits of Se or the intsdgesee of ensture age. and Vt i t y y that dersaganent Weise fyfteehlieWenies which hailed BA 'Nina ar JTERiu rv. Numerous aloha am the utak of immune ter hate io the treatment of a Ample Gonorrhea, and it not sofroquently happens that the feeds of life are poiftmed by the Indiferedes of au unguard ed hour. By a fuperlor method fach complaints are entity eared. ad eves where others have failed, I oak that I may preforoe to offer a radical re-eftabillbsonst. Few, however, ars the cafes of complicated dards In ti e dd asder, compared with the calamitous flotations of Ma, mho from Indulgence is a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a fallskmabk Lite, acquire that Rate of Deisibty which la the usemidable anforossee of Each posiebeiss habits. Where the soloarry &offerer broods over Ids tottery. but carefully conceals his milkman; it may be tome esofulation for him to Lowe, that although it be an able* of doubt or unceraing with: color PraGitiotiers, the removal of du* DEFICIENCIES - by the gradual moods of nom:Aloe n the acquirement of ray experience.. If the rites of lacchas or Venus have begun so reduce manly vi gour, much satiety will be prevented by an early counteraCtion of this languid nate, and in theft cafes no great diScultßs wit mem- Bat where this deficiency has fur years ailed, a proper Per feveranee b indifpenfibly requilim to revive the lumbering (pats of Life. and to re-minute the Cc:initiation _ _ . ,Tebole;e7ict a li n ts diraPPointed their czyurtations of a Venally. may be , that In mod in flames Ws defeds are curable by Medical WIL The SECRECY vrbkh is Co cffentlal to any endiertaking, and the Quelificatiqns which l base preented to Rate. Cann the Earn of any peetenSens, and in ceieacklence with ft.ch this intionstien given, that Mr. BREE nay be cutifulted ',creamily (or by letters inch:keg a (mall note) at hi Mule, No. s 9, Aruadel-ftreet, Strand. Dear 'lrensple-Bar There is an additional entrance In Water-Arco adjoining. end the DARK is on both dos deem spbkridvc INTELLIOENCL ASCOT Races.—The Royal rarnily were ay ain prefcnt yeflerday. Mr. Stag•llhwkr won the firß race, and Mr. MAKSIIIN'S yar; Lasitere the fe , cond. While His Mayasty was on the ground, a meffeager arrived withdifpatches from LordHAWKill• KURT. BEVERLEY RACES. ..-- ........... TUISDAY, yusll 7.—Sweepiiakes cf sor each. Mr, W. Lee's b. e. Strap, by Bealogbrougb walked ova. The Sol. for three and four yr olds.-2 mile heats. Mr. C. Bowman's b. f. Sofas; by Overton, 3 yrs old. - s . i Mr. W. Lee's b. e. Strap, 3 yrs old - 1 1 Six to 4 on Sanas after the heat, 4 to 1 fhe won. An eafy race. WIWI ISDAY.—The Maiden Prate of Sol. for all ages. Mr. Barlow's b. h. by Jupiter, 6 yrs old - i t Mr. Robinfon's la c. by Beningbrough, 3 yrs old • s 2 Mr. Thornpfon's b. h. Chatfworth, 6 yrs old . 3 3 Mr. Hodeon's b. f. Frolic, 4 yrs old . - diC Five and 6 to 4, and after the heat, 4 to i on the Jupiter horfe. A good race. TN URSDAT .....The 501. for all ages. -4 mile heats. Mr. Croft's b. e. liquorice, by Traveller, 4 yrs old - I I Mr. Tbompfon's Clutfworth, 6yn old - - - 3 a Mr. Robinfon's b. c. by Badnabrousb, 3 yrs old - 2 dr. Seven and 8 to i on Liquorice.-s-Won eafy. CHRISTOPHER-STREET, FINSBURY-SQUARE. 'TO be Lett, or die Leafe Sold, of a HOUSE, fits. X ate the South Side of the ahove Street, N 0.6, lit for the im mediate reception of a refpeetable Famlly.—Applications made to Mr. Scott, Surveyor, at idiot: dike, No. r 6, Furuival's Inn, will be attended to. VERGE OF EPPING FOREST. T'o BE LET on Leak, from to to 2o Acres of Paiture Land, together with certain Buildings thereon, pecu liarly eligible, front the beauty of :.ituation and excellence of Roads, to form the Country Etc Menet of a rcfpedtable Family, if a mode rate Sum of Money was expended in the improvement of the Buildings now (landing thereon. For further particulars, apply to Mr. Scott, Surveyor, No. i 6, Fornive's tan. GRAYS INN-LANE. 'TO BE LET, on long LeAres, or Sold, three new. built Hooks, &nate Dear Gray's-Inn-Gate, calcukted fat the occupation of Retail Tildes, and a large piece of Crowd ad. joining, with a Gateway leading thereto Iran Grar-lon.latsc. The whole, or part of which may be dlfpofed of to either of the hooks &fon:raid, and a licence may be obtained fora Public-koute for one of them—For further particulars apply to Mr. Scott, Server:sr, No. 16, Pundval's Inn. Royal . Caine Suffiast LONDON :I•reeted mid released by LLVILLKEIII',(aI Can. terhery.rhee, Lambeth) at the $l.lll panes. 11. 1. QM' Arta. PO slf• at the &pia Outer , Tem* Bee. ... ~~ ~~ ! Y .1 1 A.: