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Prt ~s L Ali/ INTELLIGENCE. r`~ COURT OF KING'S BENCH, 'P.'S. 26. CARTER. V. 11,,NP. Mr. 1 RSKlNtHated,thatthisa iion wasbro:t - ..1:t to recover the amount ht 821. tes. under the circurnltances :—The Defendan: was a Publican at Woodbridge, in Strifoilh, and a I‘l.tr: time Friendly Society met at hi; houfe. They !•ta.t a box, into which they put a !mail fum every month, according to the rules of the Inciety ; and in confideratitm of the different flints they contribt‘zed, they were, if in chard, intitled to te• fir much according to the re, : „B-tilatill, of the club. it was CSlTellldy 1114111 and beneficial to a :116n in the frtuation Of the Defendant, to have l'a.h a fociety at his becattl.: there would 1.-• tiequent;y meetings V :I,:te money was (pent. T:.-re little treat - toe was ‘lepolitc.l iti this box, iv!;:eii Ix:rib:pc in this houfe; at,' the Land lo.d entered into a b aid, that he would cireliilly keep thi• box in whiLh the money of the fitciety was depotit ed. The box had three locks.and thr ee keys, which were kep: by the three Stewards. At one of there meetings the box was brought in, and it was found the locks had been picked. and all the little treafure gone. The money, which was in a bag in an inner drawer in the box, had been taken out. He did not mean to fty the Defendant him. felf had robbed the box; but he had not kept it with that care which it Was his duty to do. Whin the box was produced in this fotlorn Hate, an ac ciliation was made on a uitnels, which he flinuld call; a man who was perfeelly well known, and the Parifh Clerk. 'Piny had thought fit to fallen on' him, and had him taken before a Magilirate ; but there was not the leall colour for the charge ; h: was one of the three Stewards. It was enough that the Defendant had entered into a bond to keep this box with the treafure fate for the ufe of the fociety. The fiat witnefs called was JamesDevereux, who Paid that he was Parifh Clerk of Woodbridge, and proved the fi gnature of the fubfcribing witne fs to the bond, who was dead, and alto the fignature of the Defendant. He laid, that on the sth of Au- Soo, there was a meeting of the fociery at the Defendant's houfe. He was then one of the Stewards, and had a key. Bond was there. Af ter the bufinefs was done, the box was locked., There was in it Set. tos. 6d. witch they called the Rock bag, and about t ii. betides, that was taken at the common monthly contributions. The box was given to Bond, and locked in his pretence, and Bond had two keys, one for one of the outfide locks, and another for locking the inner drawer, in which the bag containing the money was depo fited. It was delivered to him locked. The wit nets locked one end, Swain, who is now dead, lock. ed another, and they'gave him the keys ; betides the three locks, there was an inner drawer lacked, of which there was a key, and Mr. Bond had that key. Swain was Clerk to the fociety. The box was carried up to Mr. Bond's bed-room, and there they left it. The next club night was on the gth of September, and he attended that night. The box was produced. The witnefs firli attempted to nelock his lock, and was prevented; there was a bit of iron found in the infide of it. Swain next attempted to unlock his, and his lock was unlock ed. Mr. Bond immediately unlocked his, and then the box opened. The drawer in the infide was unlocked. Bond had the key of that alone. There was about i It. in two other bags, and the t 11. was there, but the SA tos. was gone. Bond gave very little account of it indeed. His wife Paid Tome few evenings before, that (be heard tome perfons breaking into the !mule. Nothing was mentioned before they began to open the box that might. He was afterwards taken before the Ma gillrate, and slilS:itarged• . On crofs-examination by Mr. GAAROW, he laid he was apprehended again, and was three and twenty weeks in jail, on a charge that he had put this money into his own pocket: There were three dillinO locks, and three keys to this box. He had the cuflody of one, Bond of another, and Swain of the third. During the meeting of the fociety, on the sth of Anglia, Bond was nut erndlantly pre fent. but was uccafionally attending his cuiiumers. Thewituefs was there the whole timeond heknew the 821. too was in the•private drawer. He law it then, but did not count it. Mr. !load law hint put it its, and he locked the in ivate drawer. When the locks were taken off, a piece of iron dropped out of his lock. The fmith at Woroltoidge laid, the locks had not been forced, and that the piece of iron could not have opened the lock. When the learned Counfel was alking the wit nefs ClUalons which might criminate hinifeli, Laid ELL LN BORINVG 14 toid him, lie was not bound to aniwer filch queilions. He might aufwer them or nor, as he pleated. • The witnels Laid his conicience was clear, and that lie was ready to anfwer any queltions that trott'd be pia to hint. lie ftid, that on the It th of Oeobee, 13:o. he was not ni, till eiAht o'clock,and AA he 1:-..vcr fiw or e , :iv.:rlLd %lib Seaman, who is a hair.do.h . .r at W.A., Ibridge, on that day. Ott tit: :: d (.1° :7, the Defendant Bond had erret ca iat.. mit-et:mein to pay to th e tiiicie. id. ever: - 1:101,111 li) iiiitalnient:, till lie liadpaid this bal. ir.s. and lie !lad actually pat.l 1. Mr:Gay:row, leadingConnfd for the def:ndant, ftid, Iris cafe W.l, that ijcvercu., had tal„m this Inethey on time 5 , 1, of° Anglia, a:id Ilia: when the Lox was dslivcted that :tight to & ri d, h is client, the mcocy a a.; diets g.•re ; and, it that was fo, the Defendabt had n t hr. ken his IxaiJ, lot he had de livered this box on the 9 :1) of Septernbia., the next el tb night, in the Lillie slate in hitch he had re ccived it on the eth of Anttafl. The tintith at Wiatil;s: tag: he examined thetc locks in the crarpar of a area of peorO., att.! they had not bcen lot coi ( h :n. Th ies %%co: ealAl • al got.d iht ;Ai ; there WAS 1 1 , 1 key iu : Aj::e WIJUji hasr (p, :d t h an except tit i . 7 own .O'S. The irt ti that was plst TIP.° di. 1. ck had nothing to (slat:leg it. It wat eao rl:cre as There was n o it. ra •c . o! 11-.: °- 1. Of t:... : . wl : h there w0..1 L a „ e c t„ a any p:. 1 I !.r ten 'd. jrmCa Lip.; i.Oll %% .t. ; ue fail h. was a Titivate in the Horfe Atli;]pry. He faw Deverenx, on the t Ith of Oetobt:', between, litc told feren ir. the mot ning, at the limp of one, Seaman, a 11:111--4.1t.!ir.:r. 11C laid to Stalllall (whom Mt. Gan ow fuppoled was an accomplice of his), I ani afraid Mr. Bond will have a fc:11C11 warrant to ..arch my Itcule ; Ido not )znow what to do with tile money. SC.ITTM:I replied, there is a nice place iu ynar Art den, where the tl.wer pots ltoid, whert. it tright l)e concealed very lafely. Mr. Devereux's anikvcr I with I had never been concerned with the money. The witnel. laid, he was per -1,-ely litre lie heard this ; they did not fce him ; lie wai nit the otitii.l.c of the door. _ ..... raowo liid, he knew Deverenx and Sea mln p , ..ilcoiy He went into the flop of %% ern tix and ieven in the morning, on the tWI of (Moho, 18c3, and faw Deveretix than. ; the 1 - oldier u. there before him ; he laid lie that'll call again ; he went away ditealy ; he faid he wa., a Coil-meter. . Mr. ERSKINP, in a moll eloquent reply, vindi-1 Bated the character of the Parith Clerk of Wonel• bridge; after which Lnfd ELLFNBOROUGH add dreffed the Jury on this cal:, obferving, it was an! anion which certainly involved an illite extremely important in point of propel ry to the Plaintiff and Defendant, and it was alto extremely material in point of chats ter to the witnets Devereux. The Jury, he had doubt, would pay particular at• ! tentinn to it. This was an aeion on a bond, onl which the Defendant had under taken to keep the box carefully, and in the fame Rate as it was de livered to him. The queflinn was, whether, on the sth of Align, the Defendant had received this box, containing the bag of money in it ? If they diibffieved Devereux, they had nu other evi- , dente on the fubjee. His Lordthip fummed up the evidence, and ob ferved how Devereux was contradicted by the wit- neftes for the tietendant, Egerton and Brown. The cafe depended entirely on the teftimuoy of Dere reux on the one hand, and of Egerton and Brown on the other. If Devereux took this money nut of the bra, it mull have been in the pretence, and in face of the Society. He had no other opportunity of doing it, and one would think that %as a nice and difficult operation to perform, unobierv,:d by any of thole who were fitting around him.— Devereux laid, that on the t ith of October, tSoo, he was not up till eight in the morning, and that he did not fee or converfe with Seaman on that day. Egetton lays, that between fix and feven ; in the morning of that day, he hew Devereux and Seaman in let ions converfation together, and which he defcrabed. He was confirmed by Brown, as to Devereux's being in Seaman's (hop that morning. If the Jury were of opinion, that on the sth of Augull, when the box was de livered to Bond, the treafure was gone, be was clearly entitled to their verdie : if they thought otberwife, the Plaintiff was entitled to their verdiel. There was no imputation on the chars her of any of there parties, prior to this tranfaeion : and, ac cording as they believed Devereux, or Egerton and Brown, the,y would find a verdia for the Plaintiff or the Defendant.—Verdi ti for the Plaintiff for 621. los. The Defendant has already paid. 201. ASSIZES. The Affixes for Berkfhire finiflied late on Wed. nefday evening, when lenience of death was paired on the three following perfons :—Dennis Daly, for forging a hill of exchange ; Jofeph Hailing, fur breaking open the dwelling houfe of Walter Hol loway, of Binfield, labourer (no perfon being there in) and healing a gold ring, and various articles of wearing apparel ; and Benjamin Marth, for draling two pieces of hog meat, a barrel contain ing fome rrole wine, and other things, the roperty of Wm. Warrington, of Old Windfor, cnik. Ilatloway and glarlh were reprieved be fore the judge lett the town, and Daly is left for execution. William Harper, for breaking open the l dwelling honk of Ann Faulkner, at Little C. (11.. perfon being therein) and healing thereont feveral articles of wearing apparel and three fhillings in filver'; and Ann roller, for heal ing five silk handkerchiefs, the property of Thu. mac Bta.llll.lW, of New Windsor, hawker; were fentcnc:d to be tranfportcd for feven years. James Wickens, for afraultirg and beating Thomas May, out the highway in the liberty of Eailey ; and James Kenyon, for healing five hats from the h of of Rebecca Green, at Newbury, were feve ally fritenccd to be irnprifaned eighteen months J. hn D iy, for healing two iron gates, the pro pt riy of F.. Stephentlrn, Efq. of Swallnwfield, to fit. to prifoned twe:ve months. Joreph Jcnnaway, fir II aimg w e iiing al pad from a hay loft at S a:ibor le, the p operty of John Minall, to be i tqa .f t ed fix mom t a. Hannah Dixon, on fuf 1,;:I“:1 et heal.ng a quAl.ti y of bread, a piece of pig :sheer, and other goad,, the property of Wm. Barnard, of Wantage; John Welch, charged with uttering a Lill of exchange, knowing it to have been filed ; Benjamin Johntione, on fufpicion of Realit g twelve fowls, the property of Ann Dais, us - Clew er ; lihn Buck Shepherd, charged with committing a rape on the body of Mary Palmer, at Eall Challow ; John Hugl.es, nn fufpicion of having embezzled liveral funis of money, the pro ' trey of his mallet, I lenry Lyne, of Bosford ; J Hol!oway, charged with robblng Mary M :ler, in tae parifb of New NVindlor ; and Ben• Thornhill, on fufpicion of having Ilulcn a fumff box, the property of the Right lion. the Earl of Barrymore, were feverally acquitted. William Mar alias Wilkins, charged with break ing open the hook of Richard Hannington, in the parifh of Bray, and healing thereout a 51. bank note and other things ; Ifaac Goffe, charged with healing two jackets the property of John Franklin, Lduisner, of Old Windfor ; and Thomas Alder, cha ged w.th healing a purfe containing thirteen the proper. y of John Flower, of Earley, were &lei .tilted by proclamation. j.An Neigh bour, on tuti , icinn of healing a (beep, the property Mack, LIT of Braywick, is detained for 11 .tt the next Affixes. At tl e Aimee :Wire% a cattle was tried before M. in:: ee I,Aws r met, of confiderahle importance to the of the River Thames:—Mr. Thomas Lett:tier, of Aloingdua, coal mczchant, was the plaintiff, and Mr. Thomas Ilan, of Ox ford, hargemafler, defendant. The ground of the w I afflon as, that through the negligence of the de - fendo.nt's bargemen, his barge, which they were emulating up the River, ran foul of and funk the canal beat of the plaintiff, as it was going down the River, near 7stipledurham Pound Lock ; by which means a cargo of Tcnby coals was thrown into the river, the brat damaged, and (lime oI the tackle loft. The plaintiff reaed his cafe on the ufage of the River, which requires upward bound boats to lie too, next the towing path, and give the channel and paliage of the river to boats pair ing downwards ; and he proved, to the fatisfaelion of the Court, that the defend tot's fervants abed incauti,ailly and negligently in letting I:is ba:gc lonic, at the bend oldie river, 'pa below the pound lock, where a ilrong current fet her acrofs the channel, at the ina;:nt the canal boat palled by ; in confequence of which the accident in quettion happened. The defendant endeavoured to impure blame to the plaintiffs fervants, in quitting the fl ill water below the pound lock betore the barge came up to the pound ; and it was roundly afferted that the Oxford canal boats were unfit to navigate on the Thames, and the plaintiff's bargemen had not • competent (kill ; but he failed in both points. A verdia was given to the plaintiff for full damages and calls. • A. .. HERTFORD, MARCH 7.—This day the Afizes for the county of Hertford commenced before Mr. JUlliCe HEATH. There were but tire caufes on the civil fide, and of them three were nonfuits ; one was a Special Jury caufe, upon the Game Akts. • LUCAS 9. DEATON. Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD ilAtCd. that this wal an action to recover three penalties ; &ft, for (hooting without being qualified; nest, for (hoot ing. without a licence ; and Wily, for having ex poled pheafants to fele. The Jury, he obferved. were many of them men of landed property, and perhaps fume might be Lords of Manors ; but all the comforts and advantages they received from their fituation as landholders would be no• thing, if the nvumett of the defendant in this code could ever he tolerated. A gentleman who had a cliar.raer to fullain in his neighbouihood would conduct himfelf with propriety in his (ports, and molt alto pay the duty to qualify him to enjoy field fports ; but the any when -jar: refiding near tb. skirts of London, fported all round the home counties, as far as horte And buggy could carry them, without either licence or qualification. The defendant in the prefent cafe was of that del - et :1)- 60n. There was a ca•ty of them of fire or fix four legged dogs, and four men which came down to Lawrence Aytes, in this county, on the ad of Oiftlber Jail, and went all round that part of th e county killing not only the cock pheafants, but the hens alto, which was molt uni2ortfinanlike con dial. The defendant on the record, Mr. Charles Deaton, was one, his brother another, and a Mr. Tarling, a hay falefinan, a third, with a fourth, %%hole name they had not yet learned. He fhoulj prove the tai by the hoftler at the public hook where they put up, and when he bad done that, he was entitled to the verdict of the Jury. He had no doubt but his Learned Brother (Berl) would make an eloquent frech on the other fide, but be was fore he had no legal anfwer to give to this charge. He called a witnefs of the name of Sherrington to prove thefe Gets, who artted that from per forts came down to his matter's honk, a public•houle, in aflober lalf, and that they went out (porting. They went into Mr. Gerrard's wood, :aid they fired federal times. He hunted their dogs. Th% witnefs, however, could not hate any thing very particular. Ile could not tell who tire/ He could nut tell how many birds they killed ; they might kill fume. lie did not tomt them, &c.—lle dint not know who they were, :tad all he knew of them was, that they called one of them Charles Deaton. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ R. Nafh, a lawyer, Rated, that he favr the 141 %violet's in company a ith four men, nn the ad of OCtober fall, hunting their dogs; he heard fcveral flints, but did not Ice any birds killed. Mr. Serjeant liisr, for the &fence, was pro ceeding to comment on the infliflicieney of the evidence as to identif) ing the perfon of the defen dant, And obfervc,i, the Jury did not know mho the plaintiff was, the Mr. Lucas, who appeared in Court as the procL.in.:•:z; of the game of Hertford fliire ; when he was interrupted by the Learned Judge, who laid, he did not think 'the identity of tne defendant was faffiziently proved. He recol lested the cafe of a lubfctibing witnefs to a bond. who had never fern the party who executed it but that once, and it was hell not fufticient proof, without fume further evidence to Phew that the party who executed it was the fame party who was fued. The plaintiff was accordingly LlO:lnilted. HOLDF:ILD, ON THEDEMISI Of Pt•RCE, V.CRUrCH- FIELD. Mr. MAR RYriT ("fated, that this was an ejeft• merit, to try the title to lime lands in this county. The farts were fhortly dirk : —The father it Mr. Richard Pearce, the leifor of the prcfent plaintiff. was Idled of the lands in gi.ii.on, and devillol them to his dm, Mr. Thoma, Pearce, with remain. der to his other fon, Mr. Richard Pearce, in cafe Thomas Ihould die without lawful iffue. On the death of the tellator, Thomas Pearce fueceeded in confetpience of his father's will ; but not liking his father's (hither direnions, he himfelf made a si deviling the fame lands in another manlier, and to make all lure (uttered a rect/cry. In this he com mitted a grofs millake, for fuppodug the will was good, the recovery was a revocation of it. Ile withed much this cafe had been (laced to them by a Learned Member of the profellion, peculiarly learned in the Law of Recoveries ; for that learn. ed Gentleman (lie alluded to Mr. Er(kine) had a large elate left him, And the attorney w h o drew the will, to make " a &mance double lure," advi I . cd a recovery to he differed, theconfequence of wh;eh was, that their. Learned Friend loft his intended bcv ueft.. . . . . - . There fags being admitted on the other fide, tile plaintiff had a verdift, lubjea to the d:cifi• n of Another Calife, on which ibt tame point has heal referred at Middir.fea. i)lforders that proceed citler It% •..r (late of the blood, or a ols thr having, in innurnzrable r!;bri,,,.l b y a enurfc of Sr 's Arviiiorbotit: 1:fr:-.)r, nruchcannot he in p . 1:1;i • C twat preparation. This tir.paraliebaf facce..c, m complicated c ctlahliflied its c.:iei.,ti; 7 throughout the univea ; ‘yhere is it hle to obtain Inch a teilorer of the ecniflitution,4 core of the Scurvy, Gout, Ithetiroatirrn,; Evil, Ler: oty, and a varlet yfif other complaas; :i to , generally incident to ht.:tnan nature ? Drops e fold in b'ottliri Of ss. and 6d. tc••:. and JL 2.. each, with a i);:: , A flan%) afihed to etch bit. tie, the t :: - .4ers lain lop N ev b et , v. A . ; Ch ; N;:w!'et y, rrliitr of St Wray, Birciiitilane; Bolton, Royal Evans and Co. Lon;(-late; Barclay. Fleet-mart, ; Bacon, Oefordalieet ; ‘Vard, Holbora B a yk, C.geklynr.theet ; Swinney, Pall ; Walfh Withers, No. 2 29, Sttand ; e tuanJ,, g .1:e Itteet ; Cho k, No. 2 6 9 , any B. Shaw, 7 1 , Borough, Southwark ; And at the Difiacnt:tiy, No .15, S,,ho-iquare. I) Fn. On Sunday, - at his hetre in ;;In'tkr•place.Sirpmearallace. Knr. list. . oliaLie a l'oft. (7114“13 jantnry to, i 771, aßcar- Admirtl \ ;.til 12, 1 - 1 94. a Vice.-Admiral June t, 1,95, and Atl.nir.l of 111 n. am,ry t, He had dtitinguifficti 11'1111.1i in 01.,n• a and a jaw year: ago was Admiral am! Governor of Ncw..• ertiland. At Vt'alv.otth, ; r-Athnir3i Hudfon, a7eil 73• On the 2kl init. L'l.rittoplicr (lumber., Efq of Atincing•hre. At hi. h",:rr at near CalciA a, inANulllaa,SirCharles Wm. Blunt, BALT. ,SC 173. On the 13:h ult John RoUnfon, Efq. of Patihilt At 1:llo rule, 0.1 the t3th ult. William Cochran, EN. of I.adylard, In the 26th yrar of his spr. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning •••• • • • 9 Plicate, after 3 • A fternoon NEW MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warchottfe for Dr. James's Powder, No. is, Sr l'aul's Cline -11.y2rd, I.ou ?am. THE following NI E I)IC I NES are fold, at the prit.i annescd, Ineleding the Sta-.lp Duties; a-. 4 as it is rna'hd, that from the tit of Selit...mher. Ilt:1, the Stamps lhoyiii he appiie.l to ali Proiirictary :.I,lizilies, as well fur r,,,,,,,, z. fo .7 r H 4: C m Confid le in':uptior, and a. a trab Addi tion r. ma e to the Sitaink4 on the Articles of higher Vette, or thole in Bulk, the ilk.. of Dr. James's PowiLz will be in fa mre :.. yd. p. r Packet, or 11. r a . (id. rr Dozen; but the Quantity of a Dozen Packc . s in a liot.1: (a. made up gar Nte Army and Navy) may be had for rt. 4'. ,Accl r. by Favour of the Comniiiliotors of J.. Stamp Office, '. , ist....'re prepared for ).fr. Newhery's foparate life, with his Kane ertra•al ie 41Ci1 Stamp, the Public will be earefal to obfonre thaehe Woad., " F. Newbery, No. 45. St. Paul's;' are printed in rh.. Searars of all his , 1e...1i. - irr.; and a. it is pr..famed that thi • wal be a WM .:lent Seem it.; again! Courtertcit , , h is *mature .ic ti c I.ab Is en Dr. la-.-...r . .. Powder ...Abe d:i...o:::inundfmrn htme , .lorware. S an,.. w 2.1 : c ail .wed grntii, as srual, to thole who mo cha a Half a loam ~r more at a a ac, of the iuivcr pricr4 A r..ic' CI. a. d. a. al. Dr. James's lewder 1 9 1,-:-..-nzes of Meth z ti —a L'ortk 24 0 Fr. ake's Ti-dt.cf Rut 4 o Anakrtie Pills 4 6 litithatn's ditto 1 9 ---- , Arge 6 , X 14 0 Ens.hill CuSee s 9 Dr. Ste , r.'.oFo ieldoe a 6 Genuilie Ar lu-Sufads II 6 - convu;fi a ()a : 6 O-rn&rk Medicine $ 6 --- Camomile Mops 19 lopli. - 's Scots fills 1 0 -----.-. Pat.gotie Lo- F,Teasce of Peppermint s r f zenrcs tI t Grant's Drops - ,t a 11-rry .11i:lops Pills 4 6 Dr. H. open l'iUs ati Dr. Auftin's Chalybeate Glafs's Mavwfut .1 6 Ditto - 4 0 Henry's ditto • s 6 D•tby's Carinkre've a 9 Norton's Drops .1 6 F.Setce of Colvoluot 3 6 Spilluty s ditto 5 6 C-pitatic Snuff op 9 Dr. Solatkier's Teo s 9 Sper,c', Ihncifriee 4 0 Grenougies Tiodere tII Jun s's itlitturtaGc Tire- Do. Tots Lozano a i t tore - 3 6 N B. Stamps with Mr.l4entcrys Name are ailhed to the fink men y Arad,* shays enunierat.iit and as lousy pegoi a t particularly fcrvants and mrlicrizers, mi lak e his hoar, be i under the nrccflity of pointing out, that it i= at the Eaft Ifnd vl tit. Pairs, ncareft to t. heaprtdc. and hat it his a Luse white !lure i:d fronton which that wor.ls are infcrihryl I ut:LC WAltamitist rev DA. JAhlts's Tu 1 - • TA 11.0lt Surgeon, No. o, New Briehte-flrext,Losalani icy Edinburgh, May ; 'Soo. IN the fpring of l 79; I was at/lifted with a VMS* rral Complalut, which I mated with indifference for floe month‘; but wa• th e n obliged to apply to a regular PhyGniata, ' who put a ttmporary flop to the virulence of the dance 0 7 mercurial applkatios..) fomt. titter ; but growing, in fpitc of all mc.licint and the advie, of the fra Gentlemen of the Faculty hire, worfe and well, for two year., tors haltered to a lista al,nofl uaparar cl,tl ...ad he yoml deft ript am, being an eittire leper. and ulcerated from load to loot.—My bead, throat, mouth. flak, •ve bean alte rs:attly la danger ot become log uf •le ; to lion, I h.ve had from 201 n 30 eating takers on my 1.04, and r.rarly totally deprived of fight..--It would be vo:umissnus to pm.i.mlariac all Zr..' cafe--fulace it to fay, there nev..t . was or ever one of a mote dArz.rous. or of a more complicated: nature. I was lore looked upon by my tricads, and Imagined lay fell, he ?and all hopes of recovery; and indeed. in my than condition, death ova. preferable to my more than miferablc ttatc. In this dreadful fit tiatim did I drag a molt ntiferable est Renee, till D av t a r. rg °yin: N.:r. Cir...w in my way a newfpaprr containing the cal: of a Mr B. .A It;yr umit i, coT frierol... it, I curl • bone f your is PA I ENT Par LA, Wl..:h. b.; 01 gfrom time to time, am cow, :nu: have hurt me'than !',rent d‘fcrilLsWe aszruel a Re.: as ever I en oved ; a, a proof or ail, I had a fine, thriving, healthy child. turn to me a f.w m.,.:14 aro In errirude to Goo, and In hopes of rendering nay fe Low-creature f.rviee. I requeit you to th.s; and yaw may at Any time refcr pi.rfaos, who with to he 1......atird r Ithe truth of t:.•1, or further particulars', to tic ..r o.v fri.:l,ls, by letter or p. riot . As irw c.d... fir hard.. ter v:r clan! mine, and none ea eerd it, I have riven expericher every rafon to allure manliloil e is, 'our LE A Itr'a PI Lt.. :bey m.. 1 dada lure fpoedy,faie, area rad...al cure, I )- that :nett dr. a....ul rage of the V,:rucal i•ealle. l—a cnN:IR :.t CO len j. T. p rc p a r r d a;r l s o ld Sol. Proprietor, THOMAS TAT trot, Nlendu r 'lth iirit,,art in London, at h...d ! ; be win rive ad • I to t..kire there Pi:is anal mit a-.• fo ; . I. ••• is. i. p. ft i.aiti, olif,an• • 0,, molt frcrery. no P. c . ,. *. nano. I C om, nti a ,d,bist at [44'4' own l sit. Jr - by a' Pr In.. tor. duri•. the cot.rie 111. , r.: yeit , , th'..• b. 11,s h.ol 1!.: conducting, of ar e fair of theabum mcdi aid the prr.:ticearilinz thrr. 'I hey arc alfol.hi, by 1.1. Appointme.., for the c•rtreniene• of thor• iivis.7 at a d.ttanc.. I , y Mr. Baxter. Serath•bridee. Edit:burr!. t Mr. t.teonot. , tt i,r,„„. , to t o wn .Ire Mr. T. rc•-vs f or h,. add:ef.: at the Perfumer's No. 3t, tut. AlbAn . ...llrrrt, Pall•M : Mr. Rrhertian s Toy•dioy tielord.:ttett ; Mr. Diftw.ro.,l.h's, No. 7, FM-firer:Alas r.Ari y i.; pof. - .r the n.un. nt pookfeller, No I. Little 'l . ..over-hilt; Me. Callwclrs, Dablin ; sad by one v., confdi; - .....1. 20141 . in Great-firitair alrl Ireland, in !t..n..e of only 24. rid. each. liakd op with ft' , plain whereby Parlous of either SOO may cute themfelv.., ra'r sod feertry. I .(.)NtniN Prrzt,..l t.r the Propri. tors. by JOHN DAN I L (,4 1.-nd . nc . I*,•vn,t-(4ar,h.n) at the Sr.o Pa:ai KG. )I.r .( r, N., I, .rer-ftrwt ; add pi.Ntithid by LEVEL KltNT.nf t Int.:l - Nuryllace,Lamht-t% at Nn.t,Carevaract• and at the St A et-Or I tca, Temi/c-ear ; rowbub Once au cozuntr.ar luoui at Eat las arc reis..fted to W s 43:0744 I It .