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of the identiealCol.Montgornery who was engaged in the quarrel with the prifoner in the Park. Mr. Kt 4 A PP- .4 My Lord, this is the cite on the pat t of the profecution." THE DEFENCE. The prifoner, on being ailed if he had any thing to fay in his defence, role up, and begged permit - - lion to read to the Gentlemen of the Jury and the Court, a written Defence, which he had prepared. This he was allowed to do, and to keep his feat, on account of his being liill very weak from his Wound. It was as follows: " Gen tkmen of the Jury—l appear before you with the con rotation that my chandler has already been delivered, by the verdict of a Grand Jury, from the (hocking imputation of murder ; and that although the evidence againit me was laid before them, without any explanation or evidence of the kola not s which brought mc into my prefent unhappy Gtuation, they made their own imprelGon ; and no charge of criminal homi cide wan found agamft me. I was delivered at once from the w hole clicdt of the indidtment. I therefore now Rand before you upon the inquiGtion only. taken bet IV the Coroner, upon the view tithe body, under circumftances extremely affeding to the mind of thole who were to deliberate on the tradadion, and without the wee...icy, which the benignity of the law i aja4, me at this moment, of repelling that inference of even refentntent againit the deer:Jed, which is the foundation of :nos Willett of manflaughter. origin of the difference, as you fee it in the evidence, was Magnificent :—The beat of two perfuns, each defending an animal under his protection, was natural, and could not have led to any ferious confequences. It was not the deccafed's defending his own dog, or his threatenieg to dettroy mine, that I led to the fatal wait mpbe : It was the defiance alone, which molt unhappily accompanied what was laid t words receive their interpretation from the avowed intention of the franker. The offence was tome! upon mc by the declaration, that he in vited roe to he offended, and chalkttgeil me to vindicate the of- Rote by calling upon him for fati.faCtion. • If you are offend ed with what has pared, you know where to find me Tbefe words, unforuinitely repeated and reiterated, have over and over again been conadered by Criminal Courts of Juftice as Nacho nt to fupport an indietment fur a challenge. Tbefe Judg uses to of Courts are founded upon the unnerfalundentandinp and feelings of mankind, and common candour mutt admit that an Meer, however d fic-os to avoid a quarrel. cannot refute to underitand what even the grave Judges of the law molt In urpret as a provocation and a defiance, I declare, therefore, molt folestinly, that I went into the field from no refentment asaioit the <Wrested : nothing, indeed, hot Witty could have led me to =pore my own Meta fuchinutainent pero, under the IMP* of pagan, from fo inadequate a cafe as the evidence before you exhibita, when kparated from the defiance whkh was the fatal (ounce of mikhid, and I could wen have over looked not too, if the world, In Its prefent Rate, could have overlooked it alto. I went Erato the field, therefore, with so determinstioo or defire to take the lik of my opponent, or to cxpok my own. I went these hi hopes of receiving Come loath ing fatiskellen, for what would otherwife Inset:pored me, in the general feelings and opinions of the world. The deeeafed was a man of popular manners, II flew hued, and with a very Ppm' acquaintance. I, ent.the other hand. was In a manner a ltrarger in this great tbwo, having hew devoted, front my infancy, to the duties of my profeffson in &Rant fens. If, under there eircumfiarees, words Whitt the &ceded intended to of festive, and which be repeatedly Mirka to be relented, had been yaredlty and! .bmitteri so, they would base paged from south to siontb,have been even cemented at every repetition, and my honour mutt have been loft.—Gentlemen,l am a Cap rain of the ark* Navy. My character you can only hear hobs others; bet to maimdiu erg chandler, Is that nation, I asst be rehollet Wtaa salad ape, m lead ethers into ho sourabledseger, I ash not lafitypofed to be a snag who had (ought kitty by fubmitting to what cultonassa taught others to confider as a difgrace. I am not.prefundug to age any thing whit theism; of Goo, or el this lent I know that, in the eye of RAW= and Ream andante to the Ism, thews.' Whit the Deseret taupe* the world, is the IA hay, sad aught to be the rule of alien : but. io putting a sonftroeion 'ion my modem Co u to afewtain the quality of my aliens, you will make alloeranees for my &salon. It Is impallbie to &hoe in seems, the proper fathom of a reambosan t but their *Pauses Lye reppeatod thisbaypy aitottry far may ages, and he insight pal& if they wax 1011.-43entlemen. I will detain you no longer : I will being before you many konourabk Fer rous who will (peak what theyhnow of me in ury paellon, sod la primes life, which win the baser enable yes to judge, who what I lure Asa in my defence rosy fahly he noshed by you as teak. Uattlemen.l hamar =OM aultely to radar Lento I hope to ohmic my liberty, through your verdid3 and to employ it with bearear in the defence of the liberties of wry toiletry. It was jedffed anneceffary to call witneffes as to the origin of the quarrel. and therefore his Coun ts) proceeded to call the witneffes to eharaaer. Lieuttaaat Hinde, cif the Fiat Regiment of Life Guards, (aid he was is the Park on the day allud ed to, and was near enough to the parties to hear what pared between them. Saw Colonel Montgo mery come of his boric when the two dogs began to fight, and heard him fay. " if that dog fights with mute, !will knock him down." The Colonel repeated this, and Captain Macnamin a Paid, " if you do, you mull knock me down firft." Colonel Montgomery remounted his bode. and they both rode op together, and the wands heard the Col. fay to Captain Macnamara, " Sir, suAy did met yew den tale odprer 1v I" The Captain anfwered. " Whyleeeld joy Mate to eat ?" On this Col. Mont wintery Paid, " Men, Sir. if have any airs: eels, to ow, pi/ Um where I am to 6 e forad." Lord Hood—" I have been acquainted with the prifoner, Captain Macnamara, eight or ten years. I had the good fortune to promote him in the year ,704. 9, Mr. Easatws—a' Is he an officer of merit r' Mr. Jollies Hear His merit has nothing to do with the fubjea; I will not hear fuch a queflion silted." Mr. Easenee- 44 Tell us then, my Lord, what you know as to hisgeneraldemeanour,whether he is a man who has always properly condo. edhimfelff" Lord Hood—" I never heard of any thing to the contrary ; I always confidered him a man of great moderation and mildnefs ; it was from the high fituation in which he flood as an officer of merit, that I promoted him." Lord Nelfon—a I have known Captain Macna mars nine years; he has been at various times under my command during my acquaintance with him, I had not only the highell elteem and rdpea for him as an officer (' but l always looked upon him as a gentleman, who would not take an adroit from any man ; yet, as I Rand here before Goo and my country, I do not believe he ever gave offence to man, woman, or child, the time I have known him." Lord Hotham—" I have known Captain Mae• namara fines ;794; as far as ever I iaw, and I have had opportunities of feting e great d-al of him, I always confidered he was dm ftriaelt gen._ tkman I ever met with he ever &prated himfeW decently and properly I he was every thing ope would wills in& companion." Lord Minto—" I have the honour of knowing him lime t7Bj, and to the beginning of 1797; had oecafion to be frequently 'en board the fleet, and have often fern him on board the fhip he eassntaided ; and have bad frequent weal - tons of being in his company. In private life, front the opportunities I had of obferving him, I thought hint a lively good-humoured companion, and I never heard of his being a captious or quarrelfome man, but the very reverfe. Sir Hyde Parker—" I have been acquainted with Captain Macnamara fince the year 1790. In the fituation I was -4.rced I had frequent opportu nities of feting him ; he joined us in the year 1790 ; I never heard of his quarrelling ; I fre quently heard he was that fort of man who would not receive an infult ; but that he was far from being difpofed to quarrel ; he is an honourable and refpeetable man.' Sir Thomas Trowbridge, erne of the Lords of the Admiralty—" I have known Captain Macnamara for eight or ten years; have been its habits of in timacy with him. I have always eonfidered him a very eftimable charaker. and never law in him any difpolition to quarrel." General Churchill had known the Captain for two years. His acquaintance with him originated in the Weft Indies, by the introduction of a friend who ellimated him from his known good character, and thought his acquaintance was, on that account, well worthy of cultivation. The witnefs failed with him from Jamaica, and , they were on the moll intimate terms daring their palage to Eng- land. He laid he thought the Captain was a per fon of the aricleft honour and propriety of con. due, and was palled of great gootllmmour and hilarity- This witnefs added, that from a parti cular circumliance, which had occurred dining their acquaintance, he knew him to be very much the reverie of being quarrelfome. Captain George Martin, of the Royal Navy, had been acquainted with Captain Macnamara for fix or feral years, and always confidered him as being very good-natured, and very unlikely to give offence to any man, soft cautious in his lan. guage, but not one that was in the leak degree afraid of a quarrel. Mr. Philips had known Captain Me for thirteen years; Paid that. in his opinion, he wars exceedingly good-teMpered, and infinitely more likely to make up a dilpute than to create one. Captain Towry, of the Royal Navy, had known him lince the year 1790, as being a molt gentle. manly man, and not in the traft difpofed to give offence. ^ D r. Bain had been acquainted with him for r confiderable while, and had often attended him ; he efteemed him as extremely goodisattred and friendly. C. Wright, Efq. Chief Clerk of the Admiralty, had known him for fevers years ; thought he was a very pleafant, good natured man, and never taw the leasft difpofition in him to quarrel with any body. Captain Leadyeard raid, he had known the pri. toner fince 1794, during all which time he efitent ed him a goodnatured, a good-hearted, liberal. minded, humane, and gentlemanly man. The witnefs never knew him gave offence to any puke. Captain Waller, of the Royal Navy, had known the prifoner for five or fix years. He thought him a good-tempered, pleafant, ;gentlemanly man, and a good Officer. He (aid, he was convinced that Captain M. fo far from willing to promote quarrels, was rather difpofed to conciliate, and make up differences. Captain Graham Moore, of the Royal Navy, laid, he had been intimately acquainted with Cap tain M. for fix or (even years. He was a man whole fociety he liked very much; he was agree-' able, pleafant, and good-natured, and had not the lead tendency to quarrel. Captain Fellows had been acquainted with the prifoner for fix or (even years, and knew him to be a peaceable, mild man, molt aridly honourable, and veg far rom being quarrelfome. Mr. GA it aOw &id, he could call all the Captains in the Britilla Navy,.but he thought it was nut ne eeffary. Mr. lattice Hearn then addreffed the Jury very nearly as follows Gentlemen of the Jury. The pelmet at the Ear, Junes Macnamara, itands charged with the aims of Mareaughter, in Wool/may dikharging a peal, loaded with gunpowder and ball, and thereby giving a mortal wound to Robert Montgome ry. en the 6th of April inft. of which he died. Your province, Gentlemen, will be very Woke indeed, Musk the fad Is not only proved by the wagers, but acknowledged by the priketer hinafelf at the Bar before yea. The crime of Mandaughter con fine In flaying a man on a knees provocation; fixtenately, very fortunately for the Whiner. we we not Dow to rumble the mum of that provocation, for althoush the: was a redden quarrel between the parties, yet a apaidenbk time be tween that quarrel and the time eighties, what the met his death, and if the imbalt had fouad the reliance at the Bar guilty of murder, you would have had to confider whether there was nor fuerient time between the quarrel sod the eon. lid, for human paean to esole.for the Law of this Laid is a Manger to all the tied katintents of hearer, as It is called, which carafes tick ads; molt uadrabtally it waled have *Mounted to Murder. A great deal of (edam has horn gone into repotting the provocation—it is uosandley to go over It, for it is fret la meemeiro—i limn by as snare of it The parties met I by what oppomenient Is not ma tide ; they fought et a eloiderable dews be paint of time and place Man the quad, and there, as you have heard. the decreed fell by a Met be received out of the elle Ind by the premier at the Rae. That is not only proved ineonaclUbly by the wheelie; bat alto acknowledged by the reliance now at the bar before you hiankli. As to all the madame which he has called for his charade, howorer high that may Rand, it ought not to leuence year %reedit% though, perhaps, it may have an hewn= an the ketence aturwaraf robe pronounced —the only preemie you hove is to Cay, whether the decreed did, or did not fall from the bond end ad el the pitimer at the Bar ?—that he did Is 'ppm molt clearly, both an the memos and the peewee own admillen before yous—Coatielar Orme verdict, Geratemea." The Jury withdrew, and in about ao minutes re turned a Verdi& of—Nor Captain blaenansara immediately bowed in the molt refpeaful manner to the Court and Jury, and leaning nr, the arms of two friends. was Allied from the bar. When he left the Court he retired to the Louie of Mr. Kirby, where he waited a Ilion time, until his brot:.er's carriage tame to convey him home. A great crowd followed him to the door of Mr. Kithy's houfe. The Court was principally filled with the friends of Captain MacNamara. The tellimony of the No. ble and Gallant naval charafters in his favour was given from different parts of the Court. Some of the Officers were in the Gallery, and (poke from thence. Captain Macnamara is above the middle fine, rather fiout, and of a good figure. His corn. plexion is dark, his featuretinerkeJ and e zpre&v e, manly,and at the fame time handfome. was drelfedin a dark olive format, lined with velvet at the breaft. His appearance was altogether elegant and prepoffeffing. and he had very much the air of a man of ration,• Hit deporment was model, without betraying• arty want of firmnefs, and his whole conduft was Ilriftly correß. He looked very pale, and this, added to the other circumilances, rendered his appearance highly interetting, and made a deep impreffion in his favour on every pet-- fon in the Court. Lord Nelfon fat on the Bench, and Lord Hood in the Ordinary's box during the trial. Ten other prifoners were tried, two of whom were capitally conviCted, viz. yowl Law. for ftealing two pocket books and two sl. Bank Notes, the property of Matthew Jen kinfon, privately from his perfon. gobs, alias Archibald Dew, for ftealing a trunk, containing Whim, and otherarticles, the property of John Turpin, in the dwelling houfe of the Hon. Margaret Gage. Five were convicted of felony, viz. , - Malihew Chap:cum, for flealing three half guar tern and feven cptartern loaves, the property of W. Hill. Jeremiah Harviitu,for !haling a quantity of pork, the property of J. Hall. kfizabeth Ta . rlyr, for haling (even tea fpoons and other articles, the property of J. tut ke. Yoh. nompfen, for fiealing a pair of (hoes, and other articles. the property of F. Collins. Timmer Witmer, for Realing a metal watch, the property of Mary Wheeler. And three were acquitted. Laurence Rzlin was tried before the Rsco■ora, charged with forging and uttering a Check for 381. 9s. upon the banking•houfe of Harrifon, Pricket, and Newman. purporting to be drawn by John Smith, of Deptford, with a view to defraud Wm. Guy ; from the prifoner'sconfelEon when taken up and the evidence of fevers] witneffes, the forgery and uttering was very clear. The prifoner made no defence; but called a witnefs, who prayed there had been filth a man as John Smith, of Deptford, as defer ibed by the prifoner, but who died (ince the prifoner's commitment. The jury retired for fome time, and returned a verdift—Not Gritty. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, APRIL 2s. This morning fry* fipples of Wheat were rearm, and the trade dull; heft quality fupport the price, but other farts are cheaper. Batley and Mak, link variation. Hans Deady as before. Wbite Piss were on the decline. There were but few Oars. which fold a trifle higher. Flour was plentiful and prices as before. Whert sea to sla SU Witita Pats 345. to eat Flee s7t to pm Beam sits. to 33a 16. 1 Rya 3u. to 30. Ticks sp. to am. Barley scs. to sea. 64. Oats sµ sea ssa. Mak eca to w. 6d. Pahands ant to 225. 64. Fine cfitiesm to oa. Rape Seed pl. ts 34 per lift. PRICR OF FLOUR. Fins rear els se 475. liana& ICo• to 4P. PIT lack. UXBRIDGE. The Coln Infpaßees Rases an Timidity. April at. Wheat sal. Oa to set. p. Deans al. sos. to iL s6s. Bashi sl. 3s. te 11. 6.. Pies IL ilk. to el. ce. Oats a.sato IL 7s. Pa icz 0 HOPS. Kent 31 os to SI Ss ltem 61 is to tol of Safes sl os to 71 sss _7 Saes 61 os to pt co Wm SI Os to 71 ens ) "I Fate sal os to tat Oa g SMITHFIELD. April as. To fink the oral—pa Item of Vb. Reef es &A no s iO4 real p44to p ed Mattes Ma 58 ed to 64 ed Perk es 44 se p td Lamb 75. to pa. 40. MAD or C %TILL 101$ DOT. leas Moot 0c0..-Shag aod Lamb SP= NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, April $l. Per Rom of 81b. by the carafe. Beef 34 Sd to aa 8: 44 4 ( Veal 41 44 to 68 41 Maw 4a id to 50 8d Pork 40 4a to St Lamb 7a. .to es. od. PIUCE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. Tow. Tallow 76s od to os Rolla ditto (ca.) 74s od to 7.5 8 Rolla ditto (foap) 63s to 6pe Melted Sae sts od to 596 Ditto rank 42s od us 5d Craves 141 od to es Average Price es sid Good Dress zoo to 06 Yellow Soap. 711 s. to os..—Mottled, s6.o—Card, pa . Price of Catena pa doom. t :a 0d...-Moolds, ras. od. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW. April Smitadeld. St. juscs's. Whitechapel. O. Hay 5 85 a 6 15 4 o oto 7 0 0 4 to to 6 10 0 Straw 1 110 1 3 sty oto 1 6 o t t6tos 6 o Clover 4 10 to 7 • 6 6to 7 7 0 C0A1.3, April IS. Ben Coals la tM Pool, al. 31. 6d. per Madras. Delivered sl. 12s. 6d. Iletsdalutd, tL t ps. od. Delivered al it. od. St. James market al 6.1 Clare Market as 64 Whitechapei Market (per Moe id tib.) as pi IRTH. On Sunday lalt, at der father's bolt In Criticiser-place, tbe Lady of Ueutcosot-Colonel Milner, 35tk Reflinen; of a foo. MARRIED. At St. Clestent's Danes, Martin Bree,ltto. of Aroadel4rect, to MU Cowls, of Cblfwick. Wedatiday, at Maple Durham. la the toasty of Otford, the feat et Michael Blount, Efq. Edward Biome. of Bellaamore, la the meaty of Stalked, Efq. to Mif, W *ht. Tharfday, at Ease Collage, lloisaaThachwey, Efq. to Ws Prior. On Thorfclay (Aright. arWalthaadow Church. Mr. A. D. Welch, of Leadeohall-ftreet, to Mith Allen. of the forma place. DIRD. On the ayth at January, at Lochwionoch, Robert Grind. aged 80 years. He was apatite of Ireland, bat left It about so fan ago, and came to Lochwinnocii, when be ridded ill his death. He wrought as • labourer to any who employed him, but would not tale mere than ad. a day and his Manila, and sd. dialog hirven. He lived in a cot-bode, into wkirlike fearcely would admit any vintor. He was not able to work for about two years, during which time he lived to the *tenon pantry greens, wild herbs, and potatoes, were Ms ordinary food, and had It not been 64 a neighbouring turner, whom he fawn.. Mho'. It is likely be would have nerved When Ms hook was infpeded afte• his death, there was found in feveral (mall balms figpaided with curds from the mat, pro ✓incial of adieu kinds, honer, Bea, Re. all perfectly froned. A Brie bona was hung tap in thy fame manner with meal, which had been kept foe years. His bed cover was of raises (gyred tagetbet ; his feat was a piece of turf with the rant of an had tree for its back. Not 'tinting to encourage Akan, there was no other feat in the hook. Theo were two eh-Rs., one Glisd with clothes, though he would by no MIMS permit a pair of baskets to be taken out dining his Morn. la the fme daft there was found a guinea In gold. with tol. In blur: the plus he brought from Ireland. In three er fair (snail holes in the near war the ire place was found upwards of 31 partly in copper. The other chin con tained old books. He hag beta known to borrow hooks. copies of w!sich were found in the chelt,wifising no danhe to (pore his own and to Me thole dithers is prokruss, Se was never =mkt TO-MORI•OVt.' Sun Mks " Sem fete I Mc m rlc missuesufter 4 1 tr =Wag MCP 7 t 411 after tt HIGH WATER AT LONDON ItRIDOE TO-MORRO W Morning ••-- - • • 56 minutes after 3 Afternoon Patroutfed by the ROYAL FAMILY and NOBILITY. MOW and Gouty Difordera, Yellow and hurid Fevers, Fla. tuleneies Obltraillons, Nervous Head•Aehi, - - - - P UBLIC tellimony of Dirom's Awrtlitttooa Pi I. is, added to Twenty Yeanextenfise private Pmdtire. the Proprietor, as an Apothecary, km experienced ie *thigh Circles, in their ufc, point them out as the molt pleafint and convenient Medicine for the removal of all Silos. and Gouty Complaints, and for tkofe Difarders which aridefrom an irre gular feeretion of Bile anal free Llvkw; (hiring Pregnancy they are eminently ferviceabfe in preventing Coltivenefs, &Amin at the Stomach, Nervous Sick Headwebs, Heart-burns, and thole uneaineifes which too frequently attack the Fair Sex at that delicate period. Cafes of their extraordinary efficacy flora N o bl emen and Ladies, are wrapped mead each box with di reetions, Ggned G Dixon. _ _ . - Several Gentlemen, fr to the Eait and Weft Indies, bare informed Mr. Dia el, that they burr found the Pills a certain preventive agaiaft die Yellow Fever and Liver Complaint. Sold wholehle and retail, at Mr. Aida's, Nu. 4, Chreyfids„ corner of Paternolter-row ; and retail by Bali and Wiesen, Dublin; Back, New York ; Begney, Goernfey ; Ural liergn; Fifinare ; Scotr, Edinburgh; Para and Richards, ilynusath &lam and Gibbs, Portfnsoutis ; Itawfio, Fissik and by mak Medici ic Venders in every Town in the United Kingdams. Boxesta 6s. and as. pd. each, and faintly Beam. tOnahalg Bsaas, at au each. DISEASRB of the URETHRA and Certain COMPLAI)rrs S Cole Proprietor of Daran's celebrated inedi- L 1 tested Bougie* and Remedies, Mr. Durso* Informs the Public, that be may as ufual be eonfulted daily from 9 m 3, se his brae No. 6, Prithdtreet. Soho, en Cues of Striatum Ob. ftrectioas, (Hems, he. &c. as will a. Debility, asulmery • der where feermy is fu effeated a reqwfm, that Mr. U. bee provided a fp..cioss Houle. that every Patient may be intro diced in a fermate apartment. Mr. A. has at many years confused hinsfelf to that dernatsainantberiary, and frees ea tenfivc practice, and the mod intents %meda l be Is ambled to offer a =died of ere mild, efficacious, requiring a. Caw inmate or rdtrelst in diets and presinithir the piablity of a Maga. Perfume I. the ormarary **Mg their take Way. In letter, enciofing a one era two (mond note,will hairsprays: re medies fent to the amount. Foe the various@ Symptoms, be. fee Mr. Dufoues Treat& on the above peke 111.6 d. the fifth certion; to be bad of j. Callow. Soho; H.D. Symonds, Paternoster-nor; and of dm Author. NEW MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warekouce fur De. James's Powder, No. 43, 24 Paseo Church-yard. Lardea. THE following MEDICINES are fella. at tile pikes annexed, kehading the Stamp Duties; amiss it its eluded, that fromthe tit of September, dos. the Stamp &mild be applied to all Proprietary Pidedielows, as tad for Ardis as to 1f.... C.eafeseption, sod as a OWeilimabk AU& tioo h made to the Sumps eta the Anal= of kighwaYable ask, in Bulk, the Priers of Dr. James's Powder wale le fa. tun as. 4d. per Packet, or z b ss. 6d. per Doses; but the. Ozantity of a Dome Paehens in a Bottle (as made stp Ike et Arm sad Navy) may be bed far rf. 41. Andes*, Ranier eif the • oners oldie Stamp Dike, Pintas are peipmsd den Mr. Newburg repasts Me, with his Name Im e s Stamp, the Public will be carefel to asferre that the If •• P. Newbcry . Nos 45, St. Pears.' em misted In the *zaps all his Medicines; and as it is pe efessed that this will hes Mimi ri r .it Security peel* Comsterfeit.. his Stpatescoat doe on Dr. Jantees Powder will be dikootinaed from hesixtons Sumps will he 'Sawed 'reds, as deal, to Ask who chafe U. a Dens se mere at setae, of the Artices. w. of. Dr. James% Powder 1 Lememite et al* .. 5 6 4„.. a Bottle se 0 trate. llsmi.efllest . 4 . -- Analytic PUb 4 6 MAMA diet. Box $4 0 ZOOM OLIO Dr. Stan's Opodeldoe s 6 Gesmies ...ilk 46 -- Camila°. Gil s 6 Omani 3 6 Camomile Drape p =Stet* , 1. Paregork Le. et INOtaisims - s ClsameeDreps • Berry 'l Moss PM 4 6 Dr. Heoper'sl , loo . s 1)r. Audio's Cti.lrbeate Glair& Magmas 3 4 • Ditto 4 o Henry's Coe - s 6 D.lby's Carminative s p Nortaa's Drops s 4 Elence of Coltsfoot 3 6 Spilibary's dkto 3 6 Cephalic Soul' o p Dr. Solanda's Tot s p Destiteke 4 0 Grenoughli Thaws sai Jon's:s ithemnitie Moe. 3 6 Do. Tok Losensms a s N. B. Stumps with Mr. Newbery's Name are aka to the lint creel Ankles above enumerated; and as many raft% polities's* fereants and indrawn, eninake his bode, be r tends the ofteSty of miming oat. that it Is at the Raft Pad od St. Peas, emelt to tliespilde, and that I. has a large obis MR-cued front, so which thek words are Wanted: “Tag eami Waaammrse VOA Da. jAiltel Fewest' WHEN Prael&neuti Mee of ederation and re float:Milky deviate from the genera fyilan by the fe leaks of a peculiar Branch. the Ilsoana of keg amtinaed (meth Is the bet Cfitthell of fosperkeity. Ten years have I devoted is the esdaliore Wan :tient at THREE DISORDERS, and the fecedstel mil* et my plan Oenage adikkeef mein to mimic as far es I as able the magma( diode templasitio meths moat loopeet ant in the taralegue ethane.' killrealdes. After Mitiaden Into piety breach as se Army Surgeon. funned a with at an ao ir period 4 Prodigy es mime individu als from the ignorance of sooducated Moo, ce the equally dm germs precipitancy at general Pratlitimers. The THREE DISORDERS,to the cum of which I have Ri veted tuy attention, emmorbe may fpccies at VENEREAL INFECT/ON, whether of a ream or long daratise.-4141g e All kinds of DEBILITY, whether orient from the babies if Schoolboys, sir the Indulgence of nutinc age, lad tatty teat *- rearm= of the (yam in Women which la called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous Nato are the mkt of Ignorance et bate in the treatment of a Or* Ocoserhea, and it net vafteopienag iht peas that the Leek of Lek are paimaied lathe latlikratiso ets unguarded hoer. By a diner mind fink oeumbame ant esAly cued, and eras where others bass failed, I truth that I may prefewie to ear a radical ft-AMMAN:nu. Few, however, are the ales of compitated difttelli Is the dif..rder, compared with the calunimos Manion' it mat, who from Indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the pemaket Gaieties of • faidenabic Life, acquire that Ram of DsMrlf whkh Is the unavoidable of fuck pernicious Milne Where the unhappy fullerer over hie miff, butlers. ' fully conceals his mideetuae, k may be few psniYf~Aas Mr his te knew, that although it be an olikea of doubt or eneor tasty with other Prolleimsers, the reaserell at DM' CIENCIES by the gradual prqpeta of renoratian e embark& mentality 'valence. If the rhea of Becehasor Yams Wee begun to reduce manly vigour, much &natty will be pneotwani by as catty ementcradtice ef this languid Rate, aud is chale cake no great dilicuhdes will occur. - Bet sates this deficiency has for years miffed. • peeper Perfeverance is indifpenfibly reiolite to revive the ihunbethe (parks of Life. and to re-aairnate the Cooßketise MARRIED WOMEN, whe have keg loot difs is their atpatatiens of a Family, may be alfere4, that rt i ol soften= lath defy& are curable by Moiled ROI The SECRECY which h is caudal to ay endwtables. ash the ChtallicatiAte which I have prifeesed So Roe, Ems the rats of iny princelike's. sod it container with fob 'WWI mation is ghee, that Mr. TREE may be molted peefonly (er by haters tacking a fern ogle) at hie hasilk lie. ap, Ansa del-ftn:et. Strand. taco Tanricaar. There is an ad...kissed eautrance la Water•areot and the name is on both the deem. M. liiiiE. Melitheraftbe Rays! 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