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LAIV LVIELLIGEI CZ. corwr OF CHANCFRY, MAY 30. otsF.!::t-ROUNE CONCERNS. YcAtercirty a Motion was made before the Lord eb.oho-llori to testrain Air. Waters from pi oceetitng upon rt. - .l:aiu securities in his vossession, upot Mr..laoor. payir,g intocourt the sum of A'6C)OO. The 1%1460D was granted, provided the inanity was paid into Court within a week, othenvisr the in3unction not to go. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY 30. THE KING v. WWI). Lord Etre NBOROUGII- 4 ` The introduction of tleis subject to the notice of the Court, has, at least, had the coed effect of pro ducing an enlarged discusei..n of the question bet Ore the Court,and of giving note.-tety to the existence of :he Statute of the oth Geo. I. so that no person hereafter may be enabled to say, tlzat the Act is obsolete, and on that account not to be enforced. After the lapse of eighty-eight years, since any prosecution has bceu foun ded upon this proceeding of the Legislature, and since other meal's are open to the parties, the Court, according to it; views of the fit and sound exercise of its jurisdic , ion, will decline to utter pose in the way sought, for the unusual and extraordinary exer cise of its authority. The Court, however, will not pronounce, that the Defendant does not come the penalty of the laws, but it causes to express itself with the more reserve, recollecting that t he °fleece may here he re-considered, if a bill of indictment shea.ld Le presented, and the accused should he convicted. Incle penLent of the general tendency of schemes of the nature of the project now beture us, to occasion prejudice to the public, there arc p,trtioular cncuinstairces, obvious on the prospectus in this case, to silent the pernicious tendency. It is stated that the pat ties ...ad :tot be further liabLi than to the extent of their respective shares, :Aid the. whole are to be included in a deed of trust or en rolitient ; under to that .amount only, they are to be re. .is between themselves, under such a deed, they may nut be farther liable ; but as to all the rest of the world, and for every deb: coctrarted in the concern, they may be held responsi ble to the tull ezteet of the engagement. I forbear to comment up.i. the principle ; Let the small sum in the first instance to be suL.,:ritieu, has the appearance of holding out a lure ta unwary per VALi. " the Court has not only considered that this is a proceeding under a statute which has been disregarded for eighty-eight years, but it has also attended to the circumstance, that it is a prosecu tion instituted by a party nut injured and defrauded, the ims mediate object of the statute being the protection of the unwary ; and this is another reason wily tie statute should not be ponally e iforced under this form of application. .Nothing, therefore, which now falls from the Ccurt, is to be considered as tending to impede any itiformation which may be preferred by the compe tent officer (the Attorney General), to whom the public interest in such cases is committed. " The Court is of opinion, that under the peculiar circum stances the rule should be discharged without costs • and they think it will be a matter of prudence, if the party should forbear' to carry into effect this project, and IVlewise another of a similar nature (a paper manufactory), of which an intimation has been given hi the argument of the Leavned Counsel." The ATTORNEY GENE.R.AL-.-" My Lord, it appears upon the Lice of the affidavits." Lord ELLENHOROUGII—•" Then the, Court may, with the greater propriety, advert, to it ; and if any thing of that kind should Le afterwards attAdupted, the Court will not, by its present decision, consider precluded from granting an information. — It is Loped, that air. intimation now given will be understood by others who are ex.Olged in pursuits of the like description."—lkule refused. THE KING V. DOGIIERTY. Mr. PA %X applied to make the Rule obtained in this case ibso lute ; to v: hick it was objected by Mr. GAKROW, that the affida vits w...re no fewer than eleven in number, and that they occupied two 'nundred slitets ; on wbirh account, as the motion was only nr . ..tat: oa l'uesoay, it was imposiible so soon to give the proper flake. Aftt r some interlocutory obtervations between the Arroa N LY GLr:L".kL, Mr. i'.lSt:Ce BLANC, the Cum/ . Jusrict, Snd Mr. 6 A?...0w, it was ordered, that the Rule should be enlarged, ihd tat all the atlidaviis bt made by persons within the island, should be filed iota- days before next term.—Mr. Dogherty had obtained a day rule, and WAS present in Court daring this appli cation. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Mvssr.. MANLE - :, PLLL, 411 d ROUGH, were sworn in u Ser. jeants. 2v1 , ..ch of that ridiculous mummery which was formerly iraroduced into the cerenwr.y of making a brother has been rejec ted of Liu •ears; but thLie still remains enough to forte a smile even from the bravest and oldest of the Judge." Rev. J. 6Ams4.m.'s Barrisit TEA.—The health and interest of the Inhabitants of this Country, it is well known, have been long and deeply injured by the in troduction and great use of Foreign Tea, the produc tion of a poisonous plant, and prepared in a most dangerous manner, so often to be blended with tinc ture of copper. This intimation would be of no use against the prevailing taste for this article, could not the Proprietors of the British Tea offer to the Public a Beverage, from productions of their own growth, e qually gratifying to the palate as the Foreign Tea, and being at the same time different from the other, and highly beneficial to the health. The British Tea is a composition of the finest aromatics of this island, prepared in a most attentive and laborious manner, in order to preserve their delicacy and virtues. It has been proved a most effectual remedy to those afflicted with Nervous, Hysteric, to Hypochondriac Disorders, Indigestion, Weakness of Stomach, Depression of Spirits, and Windy and Bilious Complaints. By its use, those in the very last stage of the above maladies, have been restored to perfect health. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row; and may be had of most Country Booksellers and Medicine Venders, in packets, at 2s. 9d. and ss. (id. each. CORN EXCHANGE, NIARK-I.ANE, MAY SO. Wheat has arrived to-day in but short supply, and sales wen: re adily affected at an increase in price of full ss. per quarter. }lark) , and Malt arc heavy sale at rather less prices.—Beans of both sorts likewise—Outs are also in short supply, and they are quoted somewhat dearer—Flour also near ss. per sack. GF.ti VAAL CURRENCY ASUNDER: 70s. !e,ls. Beans (old) 68s. 745. Od. Eire eitzo, s:s. sss. 'lick ditto (old) 625. 675. - od. Rye, Oats, 445. 4es. 48s. Ba:lev, 444. 4%. ;A. Poland ditto, 40s. 50s. Od. 11 :llt 6s•4s. 744. Potatle ditto. nos 51s. ord. White Peas 137.. r. 1;73. Rape Seed, •i 'l. 441. Os. Grey ditto y t a r 65i. ilss.—St.conds 60s 655. FRONT 'YID. IA )NI.)()N 6 AZFITE, MAY 28. Aver.t.,:e V1 . 1, - ... of COR:sI iv I•:ngfind and Wiles, from the rottirtis t.r4i:•l; Th .:!•C of M...y, Isc..ii. 1 Wl!eat. 1.. : ... Barky. Oats. Bans. Peat. s. t!. s. .!. s. st. s. d. s. d. 8. et 73 f i TA 2 I Il 9 31 1157 ti 62 9 l 111 . avo - a , p. - l'ric...,f SUG AK, computed from the returns made • the. wcek ungting May 25, is 38s. ^..;,d. per hundred weight. 1:111111F. Crarlef-s:reet, Btr'.el:yli4uare, Lady Sophia Eligh, Of 11/011. - - 111,iltRIE1). y e sto.ilav, at T,.vunl - .a 7 r., Mr. J. P. Toulmin, of Bearbioder : :Ile, N1.1^.3/:11 novniiam, daughter ofJohnNeura. F.;I. Maresf cid in Sty“ex. Alwrcietti, uu th. 19th ins:. Adam Cumlne, Esq. of the Hon. El'.s2.llidia COP•p:llly ' S service, to Miss Elizabeth, eldest ot K. W. Uurnett, Esq. of Menboddn. DIED. An the loth in-rant, Hugh, third son of John Bellamy, Esq. of Clarcrce Pi ecc, Eentonville. On 'I netd ty the 24th inq. in Nottingham Place, Mrs. Burke, Gfthe late Patrick Burke, of Howland-street. At her house in Ca , ,tle-stre , t, Edinburgh, the 17th inst. Mr , . Colonel Play, n•lict of Colonel Hay, of Warrieston, antl sister of Fir Alex:wales Ituuro, of Nuvar. SALES B AtICTIag. Mt. GGIDFIZEE and Mr. ABWOTT, At Garraway's, 'Change-alley, Corn/till, on Thursday, June at twelve o'clock, by order of the Etecutor and Executrix of Mr. Ge ".116E PLPPEII, deceased, AN EI..EGANT HOUSE, pleasantly situated No. 24, on the East Side of Gpi)er Cadogamplarx, Sloane- street, Knightsbridge, cmnmanding Views of the Fields in the East and o:1 the West, the beautiful Gardens to which admission :,htair.ed by a small annual contribution. The Premises coin pris... a fitstnue House, recently erected, requiring only a few ei.-.lollishrnat.ts to render it immediately habitable. The apart mune are two Drawirg-rooms, with folding Doors, French Win dows and Balconies, a Dining Parlour, Study, Dressing-room, three Chambers, live Attics, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, Cellar ing, Stow &c. and a large Garden ; the scite of the Ground 22 feet 6 inches in width, by upwards of 170 fert in depth, lease held fur 74 years, at 171. tis. 9d. per annum, Imme diate Possession n 47 be had. To be viewed. Particulars on the Premises ; at Garra w ay's ; at No. 37, Gracechurch-street ; of Mr. Godfree, No, 66, Millbank-street ; and of Mr. William Abbott, Shepherd's Mar ket, and No. 42, Leicester -square. FERME ORNEE, CLAPHAM. By Messrs. DRIVER, ' At Gatraway's Coffee House, 'Change-Alleyb on Friday, the ed of June, 1808, at Twelve o'Clock, A VERY Valuable and Improveable LEASE -1- HOLD ESTATE, with immediate possession, most desira bly situate, adjoining Dragmon Lane, opposite the 5 mile stone, upon Clapham Comnion, on the road to Tooting, consisting of a commodious House, fit few the Residence of a small genteel Fa mily, with two large Gardens, Yards, Barns, Stabling, and other convenient Buildings; also an old house, which may be converted into COttages; together with about 61 Acres of very rich ara ble and meadow Land In a ring fence, and at present in a high state of Cultivation :—Held under Lease from Emanuel College, Cambridge, for 21 years front Mithaehnas 1807, and renewable every seven years, according to the custom of College Leases. Printed Particulars may be had at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-all ; and of Messrs. Drivers, Land Surveyors, &c. Kent Road, London. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES—HOMER ON. By Messrs. DRIVER, At Garraway's Coffee•hisuse, 'Change-Alley, en Friday, the Sd of June, 1808, at Wave o'clock, in Two Lou, unless an accep table offer is previously made, Lor I. A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ES TATE, very pleasantly situate at Upper Homer ton, within three miles of the Royal Exchange, held for the unexpired term of 18 Years, from Christmas 1807, and compri sing a very convenient Dwelling-house, fitted up in a neat and elegant style, containing rooms of various descriptions; a walled Garden, and a Spring of excellent Water. Lor 11. Consists of a Small Dwelling at a short distance from the above, with * three-stall Stable and Coaeh-house,' of which 20 years will be Unexpired at Michaelmas, Ism Printed Particulars may be had at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley; and of Messrs. Drivers, Lard Surveyorsvacc. Kent Road, London i where Tickets may be had to view the Premises for Mondays, Wednesdays, or Fridays. FILL. FARM, ESSEX.—By Messrs. DRIVER, At Carraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, on Friday the 3d of June, 1808, at twelee o'clock. AVERY Compact Estate, called HILL FARM, in the occupation of Peter Smith, consisting of a conveni ent dwelling-house, with about 138 acres of exceeditsg ri.h arable and meadow land, situate in the parish of Great Waltham, in the county of Essex; bounded in part by the River Chelmar, and in other parts by the turnpike road leading from Chelmsford to Dunmow. This Estate is Copyhold of inheritance, held of the Manor of Waltham Bury, at a fine certain. Printed particulars may be had at the Black Boy, Chelmsford ; of Mr, Chansranys, at Epping ; of Messrs. Forster, Cooke, and Frere, Lincoln's Inn; at Garraway's Coffee house, 'Change Alley; and of Meats' Drivers,hnd-surveyors, &c. Kent Rcsd, London; where a plan of the Estate may be seen. The Reputed MANOR of SHELFORt) and MIDGRO Vs. By Messrs. DRIVER, At Garrawars CeEeehouse, 'Change Allay, on Fridaf, the 3d June,l6oB, at twelve o'clock, 1 I tli VERY Improveable FREEHOLD ESTATE, most desirably situate one mile from Canterbury, and ad joining the turnpike-road to Margate, in the county of Kent ; i comprising the reputed Manor of Shelford and Midgrove, fishery ...and In the River Stour, royaldes,lights, and appurtenances, and about 321 acres of rich marsh, meadow, pasture, and arable lands, hop grouts& and woods, with two good farm-houses, barns, stabling, other convenient buildings. The whole lies extremely com pact, intersected by the River Stout, and part in the occupation of Mr. Foreman and Mr. Pidduck, and the , remainder in band; of the annual value of about 6001. May be viewed, by applying to the tenant!; and printed parti culars may be bed at ICidmaes Hotel, Margate ; at the King's Heu3, Canterbury ; at the Rose, Sittingbourne ; at the Crown, Rochester ; of Messrs. Smith, Bekwick, and Hoskyns ' Lincoln's inn ; at Ourawars Ooffee-bouse, 'Change Alley ; and of Messrs. Drivers, land-surveyors, Ste. Kent Road, London. ~. ELEGANT 1431:DENI *ON 'THE BORDERS OF KENT AND SURREY. By Mewa, DRIVER, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, on Thursday, the 23d June, 1808, at twelve o'clock, in Six Lots ; AVERY Valuable and particularly Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, and a small part COPYHOLD ; most delightfldiy situate in an excellent Neighbourhood, at Holly Hill, near Forest Row, on the Brighton and Lewes Road, 33 miles from London, 24 from Brighton, and 10 from Tunbridge, consisting of an elegant Mansion House, fitted up in the Villa style, in complete repair, containing an excellent suite of Rooms, of good proportion, with Offices of every description, which can be requisite or convenient ; an excellent Kitchen G arden, com pletely stocked with Fruit Trees, in full bearing, and about 250 1 Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Wood Land, in the highest state of cultivation ; together with a Right of Common over more than 6000 Acres, and abounding with a variety of Game. The Mansion to be viewed with Tickets only, which, with printed particulars, may be had of Messrs. Clarkson, Essex-street, Strand ; and of Messrs. Driver, Land Surveyors, &c. Kent Road, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. Printed Par ticulars may also be had at the White Hart, Godstone ; Dorset Arms, East Grinstead ; Star,Levres ; Castle, at Brighton ; Sussex Tavern, Tunbridge Wells; and at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, London. KENT FARMS, 'lO LET. By Messrs. DRIVER, At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Combill, on Thurs day, the '7th of July, 1808, at Twelve o'Clock, in several Lots, QUNDRY very Valuable FARMS,. consisting of 1, -Y above 400 Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Marsh land, most conveniently situate in the parishes of Bexley and Eri:h, in the county of Kent, within 12 miles of the Metropolis; in the occupation of John Wyburn, Thomas Gilling, James Sar ge.ust, Thomas Seal. and John Weeks; to be let upon a lease of ul years, from Mlchaebnas, 1808. The Lands of Bexley may be viewed by applying to Mr. Binge, at Bexley ; and those at Erith by applying to the respective occu piers.—Printed particulars may be bad of Mr. Binge ; Ship Ta vern, Woolwich; Castle, Ettham; Falcon, Gravesend; Crown, Rochester; Star, Maidstone; Bull, Dartford; Red Lion, Fern ingham ; of A. Parkin, Esti. Great Ormond-street; at Garraway's, end of Messrs. Driver, Land Surveyors, &e. Kent-road, London , MARSH LAND, ROMNEY MARSH, TO LET. By Messrs. DRIVER, At the Saracen's Ibad Inn, at Ashford, on Tuesday, the 12th of July, 1808, at lb° o'clock in the Afternoon, in several Lots, SUNDRY very Valuable FARMS, consisting of above 758 Acres of exceeding rich Marsh Land, in very high condition, situate in the parishes of Aistotle, Snaith, Warehorn, Brenzet, Ivey Church, Stargate ' and New Romney, in tho Bounty l of Kent, in the occupation of Jeffery Monk, Messrs. Eve and Maylane, and John Scoones ; to be let upon a lease for $ 1 years, from Mi chaelmas, 1898. The Lands to be viewed by applying to the respective occupiers, and particulars may be had at the Saracen's Head, Ashford ; Swan, Hastings ; George, Rye ; New Inn, Romney ; Red Lion, Apple dore ; Folkestone Arms, Folkestone ' • King's Head, Canterbury ; Star, Maidstone ; Crown, Rochestenßose,Sittingbourne; Messrs. Tournay, Hythe ; of A. Parkin, Esq. Great Ormond-street ; at Garraway's, and of Mtens. Drivers, Lan4Surveyou, att. Kett road, London. SALES BY AUCTIO'. At the LONDON TAVERN, EOXHOLY-SIREET, 'PLY MOUTH, on FRIS)_II' fi t! - .^ 17th of :tme, at t4ever ) TII E FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. Abnut I a; 1 ont Cocoa 5o Cases Peruvian Bark 473 InKots of Tin Being the entire Cargo of the Spanish brig Vigilante, dmined on her voyage front Lima to Spain, by hit Majesty's ship Asir. TUT ST, Michael Seymour, Esq. Com:Liam:Li . , and since condem ned as prize. Also, In pursuance: of a Cornnthsion of Appraisement and Sale, addres sed to the Agents of Darh.li Prizes and John Hawker, 50 liogsh,:ads Swor, Landed from the Danish brig Hannah. For Cataloguetand other Par:iculats apply to JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Fiynttuth. GOSPORT. At the India Arms Ind, on Wednesday the Ist day of June neat, At Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE good Ship SALLY and HETTY , her Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture, detained on her voyage from Lisbon to Philadelphia, and regularly condemned in the High Court of Admiralty as Prize to his Majesty's ship Blossom, George Pigot, Esq. Captain. She is a very strong American built ship of about 9.30 Tons nwasurement Coppered to the Bends, is tolerably well found in stores , sails remarkably fast, and may be sent to sea with little espence. After v‘'Wh the Cargo of the above ship, col:witting of about 9.00 Tons Salt, 7 Hogsheads White Wine, and a quantity of Cork. For inventories and further particulars, apply three days before the Sale, to George Morss Jukes, Esq. Agent for the Captors; or Hurry, Julies and Co. PORI' O 1 PLYMOUTH. • By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs: _ _ _ On Tuetday the 7th of June, 1808, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Custom House, in this Pont, THE GOO D S UNDER-MENTIONED, Vz. Cane Marts, 7 Number Cordttge, 11 Cwt. Salt, 54 Pounds Swivel, I Number Guava Shells; S do. Danish Ensign, I do. Preserves, 03 Puts and Bottles Oil, I do. Cayenne Pepper, 20 do. Whea, 52 liushels Linen, IS lisrtis Check, 65 do. Printed Cotta, 71 do. 2lu,;!iii, 7 do. Cet.uo, GI do. Dmk, do. W ,, e si do. I Ni.minr Cannisttr 1 . ..1::nac7z, 1 do. Brandy, 150 G.lions Rum, 16 do. Geneva, 14010. Wine, 6 do. Cordials, I.Bth do. Vinegar, 1-04th do. Lane Juice, 2-sLhs do. Tamarinds, 48 P 0011412 Rice, 12 do. Almonds, 6 do. Peruvian Bark, 1 do. Indigo, 20 do. Currants, 21 do. Tea, 10 do. Cocoa, 3 de. Sugar, 702 do. Sugar (candied; 24 do. Coffee, 140 do. Cashew Nuts, 10 do. Castor Oil, 1 Gallon N.B. The Goods abcv mer.tiAc.'.. will be set up in ..-re: al ! , ..ts. and sold to the highest bidder. Attendance will be..given at the Cnstc.m I.iouzet'cald, for viewing the same, three days before th,: Day of vae GoiF. - - A MOST DESIRABLE EiTAWE IN TM. COUNTV OF DUMFRIES FOR SALE. To be SOLD hyPRIVA . FE BAR( 1.-014, ALL and WHOLE the LANDS of KNOCK ' H 11.1., lying in the parish of I-le.lciora, ar.:l es ant} of Dum fries, consisting of 365 Scots Acres. The e. hole of the Land is of the fiest-rate quality, and possee.::.s many local adontages.— It is situated about two miles frein the thii. , :ing villsee of Etch:re citer'. and five from the town of Annan ; aet both thee: pierces there are good markets. The toads in all directions are good, and the mail-coach runs through the Estate daily. The Mansion-house is large, commodious, ani in complete re pair, and suitable for the accommodation of a large family. Thera is an excellent Garden well stocked with a variety of fruit -trees, all in full bearing. All the farm steading upon the Estate are corns modious, and in good repair. There are several limeestone quarries within a mile and a half of the lands ; and indeed there are plenty of lime-stone in the premises, which might be wrought to great advantage, Some of the rno,t respectable engineers have given their decided opi nion; that there are also coals in the property ; and at present the Proprietor is making a trial for them, with every appearance of success. A purchaser may get the immediate possession of the Dwelllng house, Offices and Garden, together with about sixty acres of Ground, all in the highest state of cultivation. The Mansion house is delightfully situated in one of the finest parts of the country, and where there is excellent society, as a number of gen teel persons reside in the neighbourhood. In short, such en eligible property is seldom to be ntet with. If the purchaser inclines, at least twe-thirds of the price stay remain in his hand , . For further particulars application may be made to William Wallace, Writer in Duniftle,, who is ln•posession of the title deeds, (which are unexceptioilebte), and a phut and measurement of the Estate ; and who is authorised to conclude a bargain. The Gardener at Knockliiil will poirt oat the lands. 0 pluck the tole of picalute,attil be w.•tindet by its thorn, has been the favourite objes 4 .l of mankind, thong , in this they have been ton often ,lifappointedth.ippily for the good o' foclety. the baneful etieets of illicit intercourfe are eafily remove , ] if application is made to that invahrable prewration of Dr. Fe E r mates, termed ar urA SALM rAtus. Thole Di uretic V cge table Drops contain no m 'retitle! potion to mine the corlli twilit', and plant difeafe where the aim is to trtiore health, %aide., fo many !trailed fpecitics of the day do ; nn tbe c , ,iiirary, to in omelet is this molt efficacious preparation, that it i> aintinillered with fafety to children of the molt tt, , d , !r age, f fuc,:efsful are it , powers as to era !kite feint the habit in a fliort time the Cr, ds 0 l direefe, however latcrt they may be, or didant the time of at ftdinn. The moll obilinatt gleets, loft of hone and raltt , , zoul in short, the word appearances of the :talon of a c..rtair d'!" have yielded. in a very Mort period, to their itffinerce. To this. Medicine how many thoufarols have hem indebted for the redo ration of health, after being difmilTed the litifpitelt, and hay ,• 1 , gone through all the routine of common meti:eine; nor I.e virtues confined alone to countered a eeroin difeefe; V berevu morbid date of the fluids raids, as in scorbutic and n,rvous oat' plaints, it 'IS no lefs a never failing remedy. Stdd winds-fele at Mr Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfikle, corner Paternoittr-row ; and ret.il by nioft Comwry Bookftliers, in bottles at as. yd. and 45. 51 with ample dieedlone. Nervous Disorders, Indigestion, Fr.. , e Living, &c. are removed by the use of Dr. FOTHERCILL's NERVOUS DROPS. TO DR. FREEMAN. SIR —Certain indiscretions, which are too apt to be the fate of young Men, had so ruined my constitution that was brought almost to the grave ; my weakness was so great I could not stand, my senses were apt at times to leave me, and ii.y whole frame was so convulsed that the vessels seeined incapable of carrying on the functions of life, but with great difficulty, oth, r symptoms attended which I shall not enumerate, but leave to your self to judge of. Chance, at this time, threw in my way a person who had laboured tinder a similar disorder, he strongly recom mended to me your FOTHERGILL'S NERVOUS CORDIAL DROPS, the effects of it, I must confess, in %very short time sur prised me, by regularly using them for about six weeks, the origi nal disorder has left me, and I feel myself every day gaining health and strength ; which I have been impatient to communicate to you, as an inducement to others to apply in the same way, to this invaluable medicine. Sir, your obedient servant, JOHN THQMPSQN. London Coffee House, Ludgate-street, April 8. TO DR. FREEMAN. SIR—I had long laboured ender a severe complaint, which was attended with depression and lowness of spirits, palpitation of the heart, and a constant falling, as though I were gsing to die —on seeing your advertisement of Dr. Fothergil's Drops, they ap peared to answer my case, and one bottle was procured from which I found astonishing bents& and by the use of a few bottles I was restored to greater strength and vigor than I ever possessed before. I shall occasionally continue to use it and look upon it as a most valuable family medicine. Sir, your obedient Servant, Portman-square, July IS, 1804. JANE EDWARDS. Sold Wholesale and Retail, at Mt. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternostet-row, London; and Retail by most Country Booksellers, and Medicine Venders, In Seta/m i. at 41. 6d. it /1. am; 88s. each. W iti.slk:ltillzt:r WTION. Tor Keithwi:T tAistrut..tins trunt the Suelace of the . 4 :„ 1 T is Itntleonsacy to. enuuienite the atit - wilt:igt 4 . : suiting to Iht coe.-4:tution of every pi•rtuth by eth , rii,•ir . • ino'rint ebstruetions from the surface , w 1 the skin, a i.e. 1 t,. 7 ,, keeping fret and open the innenterab!e nas:ages and pc,...; t1n , c...„, which nature expels ail useless or noxious humour lawn i!.. .i. dad: and will 7h, beim; ot,strait d, are forced baCk ag.iii into .!. blood, and b , :.cc.rat tie 4 , ,vrc , s of man} dangerous dice ;.;s It A thva:fore a iv at t,•,- •: - .f IT": :11 c•iniequwee, as Well to pro:: r.• ''...:-.- ful disord..r •, as fix tha pr.aeivation, cane , comfort, and bc.,..,-; to ni.rsoi..., "!rove-...r -liiliii - , atl , ..cted), that they sht...dd 0 . : „: tionany have recourse to the Abiteromt Lotion; but rtilre ~..,..4 . daily It liec•Jmel erailitly reqciito. warn tbt tilict< of ohstru*ini stake the:r appearance, and Lreak oat into pimples, feline: \ t , -t boucles, or other rmitneors cruptiont. Tie Abate.q,rt 1... t ..s never f..ils of succe., - . with thw.e who give :t a fair trim, rn•.1:„.: I , s Iprica tvidently Sil , ):TO that no private emolument is sunlit c;.; ti the prorrit tor, so also may the public be convinced that ia•aait but a certainty of its success could induce :Jr. SOLOMON te hazard the goad opinian he is honoured with by all tanks, in pet. tenting them with this Cosmetic, were it not a certain itLairill for Herpetic Complaints in general. The Ahstergent Lotion is prepared by I, )r.aolomon, of I. l : rr pool; end may be had of every resp;:etable Medicine Vei l ', ~,, the United Kingdom. price 4s. 6d. a bottle, ditty included. The Rev Mr. BARCLAY's PATEN' . AN 11 PILL I was a remark of the celebrate(' Dr. liuckn: ll Author of the Domellic Medicine, that 40141,..inti of rid Itoniach and bowels arc the preVailing malady Of the, tountri which lay the foundation of the more fOrmidable and fatal dlr. cafes ; that the perfon who could difeover for the relielat,d Cure ;...* 'afe and infallible remedy wottld perform a molt important Tetilc co fociety. That difeotery has now been made In *the ntibilious Pills of the Rev. William Barclay, the ettenfive fto d'f &Inch, and the h;gh ellimation in which th-y are de:ere:Sly hal; has confide ably kffened the number 'Of there comph.ines; and hi* fair n a Mort time, to be the mans of thet'2t. hefe Pills have a quick and fate operaticti, they act pa rfattlir .nd fpecifically on the bile, tad thus remove the uumenm... con fleeted with it .fick headaches, flatulence liver t...mplaints, jstio. lice, nervous Mordent Irons indigeffi .n, .!ce 1 hey are the rtiA valuable family medicine hith;trut rffered to the: Pithik and ti e Proprietor fupported by the molt :Lip<et.tble ttiticnee of the irit charades of the Nobility and others, that they hzi•enDt•ei Seen adminincred to any pt:,..0 vaithr.ot giviogtertain anti elitf, and an the end completing i cure 'lbis Valuable medicine, havitt been ufed seiit mended by the follow ing didinEuithed Pettonagea : The Right Hon Vifc.,unt The Lord 'Whop of BATH Kral Sie•jOHN HONEYWOOII, hart. M P. For linniton Sir ti'r EPIHN IX:A - IlNa I'ON. ?3•.:rt.. t/1 P for lhnt l i t THOMAS A NSOY., Erg. M P. fi.r Liter Celd. AIkIYATT, Fig. M.P. '!or Sr4tthano!on N;CHOI SON CALVERT. H . q. M.P. h.t Hertford MLI ND BOLHhI, Ofq New-ftrt et. 4rieg-gardetit THOMAS HAIVIMERSLFIr, Ffq Pall-Mad G. W. DIC7cES, Private Secrt.taty to tke Arrtibli'he .anterbury T!•e Rev Mr. DINIO7IC. Librarian tO the Al cht,ihop fOit RES IT R. Efl M.P. tor Wtdot•k whcl..fale at••d ret ail by Mr. Butler, r•rnct of Patcrt:Ofter-row; and retail by Ms Kir! y,: 41Tor11 mtifl ; ;Id Pond fireet ; Nl'. Stra•nm, Leicefter ; Bax•er, F.' ; uurgh, and Ghifgvw• ; and by all refpeEtable Vendee is T.tt•s Ind - Country. Catnion—Ohfcrre the name of Wan ,m gat-clay Is engraretk on the • ftann., whlrh is Allied on the outride wrapper'nl tars lON ; all not 'll tlam;ed are a dangerous imitation. Price 5,5. t„I. end t no. per how. with ample direetinna I IVI1•011•I'ANT ll! 1 •1:0 RY Alt 'THE Advant-lge the rubric inust always from regularly educated professional men directing almost exclusively their Mitchel to one *MO of nialathi',i,vat clearly demonstrated than by the unekampled success ivhn h LAS attuided the adillihistratiOn of their new retnedy,and the - ektraor. .linary cares it has performed. Fora long series of yetrt, CURRIt. and Co. Surgeons, terrnerly in his Majesty's servite made the Venereal Discs* the particular object or their it'N'ettis „ration, and arc happy in havine discovered a mesiktnt !tred , * 'a mercury in the cure of that complaint ; it is S'afficient to O'Osettte :hat the effects of this remedy are diametrically opposite to ih , l of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every itestiite the virus, in its most conßemed stages, yet it 'does not in the !tti injure the constitution ; on thb contrary, It rcnovitek the tystesh in all its natural functions, promotes appssiite, and facilitv.tet tics : zestirm thus instead of reducing a strong and Vigorous cont.tits tion to the frightful condition that mercury dOe4, it not oaf} pre serves that constitution in its primitive state, but tettott., a R eel, and debilitated one to its natural strength and tigtMr. tinfuet less instances are on recent record df the superior tfOcary Jf !fit: medicine, its inhereht and specific virtues r:ting as a petclui! corrective to bodily debility, whether proret•iii.!(: thda .tii esce4t of ctinjOgal or illicit pleasure.. or from the mote insitVls, tforlo . l not lcss destructive, indulgence of inc....akin:l youth Of h•tos se kei in a certain 'pernktous habit. Amidst tne nzejtylWrif k-iiietiy of disorder... Which are the conseritience of thii solitaty Vice, the:e4i l none more afflicting than that nistressini; state rt . debility And tiriency which prevents cr embitters the uuntiinctial stac. ; the unhappy sufferer broods over his nii,forture, ashamed to seek re lict, until he is reilticA to such a state cf rankness as ti; life oppre,siye. To such persons it must be a. cotroling Lion to know, that they may now, b 7 a new 111:14C el tera.ini nt, be restored to that grea.,it of sill human bles.iincs;'a stron:;, manly and eihsor , ses con-;ti:tition. It: all Ca. 1.5 of debility, deficiency, front whatever cairc In well ;I: in every Aped.; of ...ncreal Messt ., . ctil Co. cc; isui.ctl by patients of either set secrecy honour, at th, it house, No. 107; l-fatien ,;.tr,!en. in the cotultry de,cribiug rte particuli , rs cf • , leir s•oinj.iiit,•, It.tttr ;ut paid, t nrlosing Bank note, l-..„ve the neccs , ...ey intditine and advice Sent to any part n! the No. 107, Hatton Gardoth. tN Wier OM" Jae' lake 1 0 . 11° s ow", " 1 Osteti 1e POPO :VW tjq D Wial roaul 'RR( to •rs ST To THov.ls TAYLOR, Est.. N. 9, N EW LONDON: IR--1 zonsitisr it but an act of justice due to the me-i!; of your I.h;.lliL's P.I . I . FINT PILLS, to cdminunicati to you the following Cur::, syllich has ts::ently bet-ft perfumed 1 .1 ) theal :—An ..cquaintawe of wbo by the hieel:lit oei ,(tita N'enet..al Convilaint :attuniesl by A coMplication .;:•‘l2r> arising ili:.rtfroro) was rethicitd almost to a skeletons and .:111.ou.:4 he ha I the medical advice which could be obtaindi and it a tr;•.t, of pa-e!.t s, mithing could be procuied -:::: ur to do him any sereiee; he re: inaitied la a nio,! ru:ltioud 1 ,I pitiable situation for two jute unable to billow hii proft.s!uti, and szareely able to walk cr evert to stand on 11;.; ; ttlt:l,o one who knew him cyst supposed it paedble for him to recover. lie Was advised 2t last to try yeti LEAK F'S 1 1 11.1..:•;- , did 53, adhering strictly:4*o_ the direction: given with them—he had not taken more than tWo Wits, befote he found an alter:Aix' fur the better; this encosarared hint to proceed, and by taking a few bows more he found his appetitt and strength gradually return, and is now is healthy and stout as any man I know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any person yi me for .3,onfirinstion of the above account, if it should be doubted. I :.m, Sir, your obedient htitnble torvanc, Library, PoUtstone, July 10, 1805. THOS. PURDAY: Prepared and sold by the sole iPropietor, Thomas Taylet t Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at hit H 0.134:. Nu. 9, New Bridge-street; where, after a constant residence et more than forty yearn s itt * practice yarticullltly directed to the Cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts 64 Generation in both Sexes, _vvith that inviolable secrecyv. hick men of his profession should always obServe, he fittiers himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously adrninisttrs to pervai taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Pu 6c; as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiwiity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the eonvenienceOf these living at a distance, at the Perfoiner's, N 2,25, St. Alban's-6mA( Pall Mali ; the Toy-shop, No. 103 . , oDittirOstruct ; Dish& rough's, No. 7, Fish - street - hit; Mr. Baxter's, South*rielre; Edinburgh ; Mr. ICDonald's, Glasgow; Mr. Callweirt, Dublin; Mr. Billings s, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson'', Maochtster ; and* one person in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ire: land, in boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, sealed up with full and FLUX directions, whereby persons of either Sex may cure thennelitg with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed tip with 11 Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioner; is printed, It the Stamp:Office—T. 'Taylor, No. 9, New Bride-street—te inittate which is Felony, and all others are criunt,Th if TE I.ONDUN : t'rinred And psubusn,..d'uy Lk. 0: terbury Place, I.antbeth, at the SI AR•OFt icr, No. 1, Care::i street. Published %Ise it the S r-USI IZZ, 11 1144 b t 111:7 11 k Lain 41 1 pi W_