Star. — London, England, 1803-06-09 00:00:00

.~' LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. JUNE 4. PTZVS ANDOTHWILS DUNIL. Mr. Gases Rated that this adlion was brought by the plain: ills, who are Bankers in London, against the dcferiata, ',Noires fumy for Mr. Iron ton, who was Banker at Pontefraa, to recover the amount of a hind for tool. which was given fo long ago as the y.:ar t7tty. The defendant bad pleaded this bond was not his deed, although in his antWer in Chancery (tot this bufinefs was in that Court) he had fully ad mined it. There were two fubleribing witneffea to this bond, but they could not be found, and there fore Ms. Gibbs propofed to read the defendant's an fwer in Chancery, in order to prove that the bond wise executed by him ie laid every (catch had been made after the thbferibing wituelfes, and they had nut hewn able to find them. After fornindutillance hadbeen produced, it appear e 1 that due diligioce had not been Med to find out theft witnejes, and Lord Ectimatutoucia obferv. cd, that unlefs they wik dead, or refiding in Come foreign country, he could not difpenfe with their lib fence. A fubfcribing witnefs might prove fifty things; he might prove that the defendant was drunk when be executed the bond. which would be an aufwer to the 'taloa on a plea of nos ;ft radium. Plaintiff nonfuited. roars' v. ASTLIT. Mr. Gaaaow /Fated, that the plaintiff is a liable keeper at Oxford, and the defendant a Gentleman of large fortune, who was a member of that Univerfity. This stilton was brought for the hire of a curricle and boric: during a long vacation. The contrail was for four months ; but the horfes and curricle were fent back about a month before the time expired, and therefore the demand was only for three months, at three guineas a week. There was likewife the ex pence of converting a phaeton into a curricle, to fuit the title of this Gentleman, and for which he pro sailed to pay. The Learned Counfel laid. he was oae of the hall men in the world, and the leaß inte. retied to encourage the extravagance of young men at Oxford. But the defendant Chewed the plain tiff a letter, purporting to come from his mother, de filing that he might hire fuck a curl isle ; and he would not fuppore that the defendant, or any other Gentle man, would have reprefented that filth a letter had come from her, if it had not. She is a Lady of large tornine,.living at Dunkenfield Lodge, in the neigh bourhnod of Mancheßer. It was to be prefurned there horfes were tolerably well exercifed during the time this Gentleman had them. The defendant was an infant at the time of this biting ; and, its order to maintain this ablion, he mull rove the defendant made a prontife to pay fubfequtnt to his attaining the age of twenty-one ; for be was afraid his Lordfhip would hold this was nut a necelfary. He fhould call a . young Gentleman, Mr. Horn(by, the fon of the Profane of) Atironotny, who was a friend of the defendant, and who accompanied him in this curricle. Mr. 1-lornflay was called ; fait!, he did not know that Mr. Afkley intimated to Mr. Fotler that it was with his mother's approbation he was is take down a curricle to Dunkenfield Lodge during the long Va cation in 113 co. lie did not know what he. the de fendant. was to pay for it ; but did not think three guineas a week would be unreafonable. He remem. bend Mr. Miley coming to the Star at Oxford in left July. It was about the ad of July when he pro maid to pay Mr. Fofter at Chrißmas next. He was sot Oen of age. Mr. Foßer ailed him for sot. It was proved by another witnefs, that the defen dant was born in July 17, 1781 and confequently was not of age on the ad of July, i Soz, when he made that proonfe. Mr. °ARROW laid, that although this curricle could not be coolideted as a necelfary. if this Gentleman and his friend bad been going to take a fhort trip from Oxford, and immediately to return again ; but he fubmitted it made a difference when he was leav ing College, a i t s tasing home to (peed the long va,ca-• lion with his r. Lord ELLIZIIOROVON.—" I fhould bold if one Gentleman even in his condition were to hire a poll elude to go home from the Univerfity, I fbould bold that was not a neceffery ; there is abundance of good' , Rage coaches coming and going through all parts of England. Ido not know that I fhould go fo far as a very learned Judge, who held that wise was not a neceffary : one dozen a quarter, or every half year. perhaps might be permitted. I might draw the line in that way; but the Univerfity is a place of edticat ion. and ought not to be made a fceue of re velry." Mr. Easels*, leading Counfel for,the Defendant, oblerved. that his client was a gentleman of very confiderable fortune, and a man of a very honourable mind. and certainly never would have defended that mains', hut for the manner in which he was treated by the Plaintiff. He hired this curricle at a time when he could not enter into a contrail except for necelfaries, and the law enabled him to refill the per tOrmance of it. Tittle harks were worth about al. se piece. and fur the ufe of them for three months this stable-keeper had the modetty to of r 371. His client' carried with him the Con of the Proteffor of Miro massy, and if he had carried his father he never could have had a finer opportunity of making celellial oh [creations on the road, for theft horfes very often deadlier& and In one pothible CAe perhaps this cornett with dale !wefts might have been sonfidered sts a necelfary ; as few indance, if the Defendant had , been in a had Rate of health. and his phytician had l 3:commended exercife to him. to place him in this cookie would have been the very thing, as theft liorles required Co much flogging to get diem 011.-.- 1 111.11 Gentleman had bees imputed upon. but of his own accord he had no doubt would pay the Rable keeper what was resfonable. Lord ELLIPIIIMIQVGH. 44 The law affords a Iliad to young men, to protea them againit the ef sorts of their own imprudence; and the law has (aid, that nn iatant Mall be answerable except for neceffe- Tics ; but if after a man attains the age of a at, he makes a deliberate promife that he will pay the debt, he t tins then capable of eitercifing a diferetion, &Al be bound by that promife. The giving buries and Carriages, and filch things as thefe. to young men, on credit, is aseA ntikbievoust it is enoug h to let them have them fur ready money ; it them to all places of plraftwe. to races, and other fcenes of diffi • nines in the oeighlsos'' d, and it the ruin 01 . place. I if toatuaid. ~~~% 31.1141 8.-...SWSH v. WARD. This was an aElion of trefpafs and falfe insprifon rent. The Plaintiff is an attorney's clerk, and the Defendant the keeper of the Cuck Tavern near Tem. plc-Bar. It appeared in evideace that on the night of Saturday the 3d of July tall, the Plaintiff and a number of other young men were in the Defendant's houfe drinking together. Between twelve and one there was a good deal of tinging, but. to this no'ob jeltion was *ade. About two the company.hreke up, and the Plintiff got into a difpute with the win . tcr about the amount of his reckoning. After a good deal of altercation between them, they appealed to the Defendant, who Paid, !I.lt is a matter of no bas t portance to me, the waiter is refponlible for the li quor ferved out to him ; hut. I will tell you, Mr: Ewen, that I would take the waiter's word as Coon as your's; and I moreover tal you, that I think you a very troublefome idiom, and that I have no &fire to have any more of your company here." The Plaintiff replied-4 , You have not the manners of a hil, Sir—your bar proteas you : bit come out and I will teach you how to behave to your cultorners." A great deal of bad language having paned between them, Mr. Ward went out fora . watchman, with whom be gave Mr. Ewen in charge. He laid, that if Mr. Eisen would make an apology, he might go about his Winds. Mr. E. denied that he had dons any thing amifs, and refuted to make any conceffion. He was accordingly taken to the watch-houfe, and afterwards font by the conflable of the night to dip Giltfpur-greet Compeer. There be remained till Sunday at noon, when he was admitted to bail. On b:ing taken to Guildhall on Monday, the Sitting Al el.trinan Paid, that there appeared nothing againahjm . n 1 diftniffed the complaint. After the fecond witnefs had been examined, Lord' ELLANDOIROUGH recommended that the Ju ry fhotild be withdrawn. The plea of riotous be avour was made out, and the requeff, that the Defendant would leave the bar, was evidently a challenge and breach . of the peace. The Conde' for the Plaintiff, after a good deal d hefitation, at length contented. Thus no verdia was, given, and each party will pay his own expenses. „, The number of caufes in the paper is very great s• hut fo anxious is Lord Ext. Eatiattouon to gat through, with them, that after fitting from nine in the morn ing till forty minutes pall four in the afternoon, hi was with difficulty diffuaded by the Counfel from going on to another trial. io ta, if Ir tLl . _' POLICE, &c. SH ADWit.t..—Yellerd.ty W. C4'wellwis charged by James Hunt, a wheelwright, who depofed, that he was robbed of fundry articles of tools, which were found in the (hop of John Beal. in Upper Ealt Smith field, having been fold by the prifoner, who was fully committed for trial. 11 7 . Barrow was charged by W. Hambleton with violently taking from hts perfon three thillings and a (ilk handkerchief in Old Gravel-lane, as he was felt ing himfelf on a [tone. The prifoner was committed for trial. Mar, Harris and CLartotte Jordan were charged by Thomas Shead with robbing him of Isl. in Bank , notes, in a hnufe of ill fame in Rdicliff-highway.— They] were committed for re-examination. Wtarracn•ret.—Yefterday a journeyman baker was committed for re-examination, on furpicion of Realiug a great quantity of bread, and giving it to a private watchman, who was likewik examined. and committed for another hearing. BOW-STASZT—Tuefday the young man who hasob tainedconlicierable property from a number of tradef men, by the means of dreffing like a man of frithiou, and aluming numberlefs flak names, was brought before NICHOLAS BOND, Efq. and Sir WiLLIAM PAIL. sorts, for re examination, when a number of new charges were exhibited againtt him, particularly by hofiers ;—in the tranfattion with each of them he affumed a different name. His (themes were principally in the purchafe of 3 dozen pairs of filk Rockiugs, and in barga ining fur them , to make his Rory more plau fi ble, infilied upon having five per cent. being allowed him for ready money, and re quelled the thopkeepers to fend a fervent with him with flockings, and he would return the money.— Sometimes they were to take them to a hotel or coffee-houfe. where there were two doors, and by that means made his efcape ; and at others would give it checque on different bankers, by various names, and in one cafe he obtained a dozen pair of ft& ftockings. Hying, he belonged to the India Houl, and took a porter with him there, from whom he made his efcapc with the locking', defiring him to remain at a certain fpot, which proved to hare two ways of aced: to it. The prifoner was committed for farther examination. Ibis roe Gains N.—Tod:lay a woman of the name of Jane Abrahams was brought from the City by vir tue ola warrant, backed by a City Magillrate, on a charge of being accetary to the healing of a female child Isom the "Workbook of : t. Ansliev.'s,Hoiborn. on the t nth of Aukuft lag, as al(u that of Mrs. Hil ton, a poor woman in Lilly-greet, Saffron-hill, on the o: Sept. following, neither of a horn have yet been difeovered. By letters intercepted by Mr. John Hogg, of Houndfditeh, it appeared, that a Mrs. Brown, who go :1 by eight different names, was implicated in this butinefs, and that flie was in treaty for the purchafe of a child, of which the prifoner was pregnant. The motive aligned for Inch Rufus condo& was to impok upon towel gentlemen, who were on parti cular terms with the lady. Five witneffes appeared in fupport of the charge, when the was committed for re-examination. Mususa.—On Monday night, about ten o'clock, a difpute took place in a public haute, in the vicinity of Lincoln's-inn-Fields, between two brothers of the name of Burke. One accufed the other with Real ing a Belcher handkerchief. which be wore round his neck ; the other denied it, raying that his wife bought it • on which he went home, which was within a few doors, to acquaint his wife with what hi. snoth:r and brother charged him. The wilt went out to ciear up the point in difpute. wlien mote words caftred t on which Ise returned home. leaving her buthand at the public haute. She was lboruy after fu lowed to her own apartment by her mother and brother. in law. wt o, without any provocation on her part, beat and Li:ked her mod cruelly. The incither-iso law gave her feveral kicks in the Wily. and bet bro- ther in law jumped noon her. (be being within three ; we.ks of her lying in. 'Flo confequence was, that A: woman ling•ed is the Freatelt ago ny until th ree o'clook Tur„aia; murratti o when e etpared. , - Yefterday evening Mr. Hurosott , one of the Coro ners for the county of Middlefex, held in ioqueft at Mr. Kennedy's. the fign of the Bug. in Newton tract, Holborn, on the body of Elizibeth Colbert; the before•mentioned woman, who loft her life in a difputc between her and her brother in law and mo ther in law. The farther and true particulars are as. follow : After the death of Elizabeth Colbert. John Burke end his motber-m-law were taken into cuttody, and brought to the Public Office in-Great Marlborough greet, to undergo an exansisatblin- Verc Moth , committed to' Clerkerfwell prit' on for farther exami nation, on the oath of John Colbert. haftrand to the deceafed, who fworc, that the prifoner pulled the de. ciafed's hair, and threw her down • then kicked her, and trampled on ha, and pulled the grate out of its place, and threw it on the top of her, which was the oecafioa of her flea*. It kenos that the deceafed &stick Burke's mother in lake with a knife over the temple, and cut her feverely ; that the wls then fo impaffioned as prematurely to Le taken in labour, when her flotation was fuels, that the women who Came judged it expedient to fend for a man mid wife. Mr. Irefon was therefore fens for. When he' tune, he found her cafe fo very precarious. froia Certain circumftances, that he deemed it expedient to tall in Dr. Garththore.—The latter deliveiel the woman, who died Monty after. The Surgeon mare oath before the Jury, that neither the deceafed nor tl e child had any menks:ef violent:. The witneffts who came forward. usade•a itateineat to the fame effect ; on which the Jury returned a Verdi& of 7 —Died by the vilitation of Goo, and the hurry f pafGon. At the London Selfious, on Tuefday, a Mr. Jones was inditled for ail:taking a Mr. Wilton, a merch.mt in the city, at Will's Coffee-houfe. It appeared that Mr. Wilfoa, in company with two other Gentlemer, Were playing at back-gammon in the Coffee-houfe, ;whets Mr. Jones obtruded hirafelf into the box, and tired Come very abofive language to Mr. Wilfoct. A conflable was fent for, and while they were waiting' for him, Mr. Jones Rept forward and affaulted Wilfqn. Some diferawe had aril . ' en between the par ties. refpeftrog fume accooots, which was the caufe of the prefect difpute. The Jury found him guilty, mid the Court ordercd him to pay 3 fine of zol. and to give limityi to keep the peace for one year. Qa Friday Jail, by information, a Lieutenant in the intprefs fervice, Nfith his gang. entered the lodg ens of a labouring man near Blackfriars Bridge, , Oere the poor fellow was at dinner with his wsfe aisd four children ; the Lieutenant irfifted upon ink ;ag him away, but form after quitting the future, the mar was afked if he knew who the perfon was that gave information ofhim, heinfwered in the ne,gative.; w he was then taken to a public 'aft in the neighbour hood, where the informer was pointed otu to him, irbo it appeared was a (bop mate ; being, however. a tussle man,rhe Lieutenant imprelfed him, and let the ether at liberty. Exacuriox.--Yefterday were executed in the Old Bailey, purfuant to their revere' fenteaces, t'te fol 4owing malefadors; /lira/raw Aiebolos, for having reacted a letter containing a Bank note ; Peer Gre gory, for forgery; and Robert Smith, for highway robbery. They concluded themfelves in a manner becoming their awful fituation.—Very few fpetfators attended. Faticsysuctr or Haaasa.—An eanineatProfeffor on the Continent, who has lately written on the tubjett of Hernia, dim, and rather vaguely, that one perfon out of five, taking the population of the bell inhabited parts of Europe, is minted with Ruptures.—Mr. TuRlllll/ tr., probably. from his fituation, has had the molt eatenlive opportunities of afcertaining, with aloud a mathematical precifion, this point from the returns which he obtained by the defire, and at the particular requeft of the Governors of the Society for Retie of the Ruptured Poor, from the molt populous diltrias and saanufaauriag towns in the kingdom, and the calculation made oa a number amounting to 'no left than I so,ooo, that taking the inhabitants of this country in the aggregate, one in fifteen laboured under this malady ; in either calculation, however, the condition of the fpecies is lamentable in the ex treme. Let it be remembered, that three-fourths of the people of England who fall viitims to that molt painful and molt deplorable difeafe, a Strangulated Rupture, may afcribe the eau& of their premature and miferable difolution to procraftination ; to a mit: taken delicacy, in Itudioufly concealing ie nature and extent of the difeafe ; to the indifcriminate ap plication of bandages; and to the injudicious ate of remedies.—See 'lt/absurd. on the Treatment of Ruptures. BIRTHS. On the sjd of April, the wife of jobs Henderfon, in Auebline, dtatc of Koockfpoek, of dues clii‘en, two boys and a girl, who are (till alive, and likely to do well. Mrs. Grame !Debbi a►ie, of a daughter. _ _ Om the 20th ;ale. the Lady of Capt . Ain Marry IlitazircU, of the Royal Navy, at a daughter. On the 7th April, At the Government ft ad; Dominica. Mrs. Trend, of a dayibter. At his haute, Paetnsawfauare, the La* at Matthew Montagu, Efq. of a daughter. MARRIED. On the a: ft uk. at Aftlaorne, Itlabad Atka i, iGq. On. et Nocaustaa Hall, Lciccitallgrg, to MU Martha Marti Serestixd, of Alltbrie, Derbythire. At Marra-borine Church. the Rev. Gawp Stanley Fatter. D. U. Fellow of Lincoln Colkge. ter Mif. Scott Wain. daughter of JAN SCOSI Waring. YS4.f Ince, in Chethire. At Caine place. Wllllas *Mk, UT of Menial , . Hens, to the Hon Agra Win. Nook, of Bernaoe-Brat. Satwday lad, at fame place the Hue. awl Rev. plot Blackwood. to Mn deice, widow oi the lace ()aloud Baia, of tlacClarcaso Regiment of Foot Goods. On dm WI tat. at St. Goo/Bs, Hanover Apart. the Rev. £d. want Bullock, IP-Uoir of thict Contr. Oxford, to Miii Sank CULIKIOSV, rAlOgeit daughter or Puna laltberow, Efq. of &4WD Houk, klidditica At ihc fame 'place, Aylmer Haley, Efq. late a Captain In the Ka nits Own aerascat, to hdlfs Amelia Banana, wd7 diadlitdr of Packard assassins:. Lici..4 Newiagroa-plattc. At illatitaestli, en the aStla sit Mns. Peeriarea, wife of Car. Hcnry Fantor as of tic Royal Ardliecy. Ia Upper Gclittford.ftrert, the Lady r I James Vilna, Efq. mad ea the pot AM( day Limb Infant G a. At Clam, the sift alt. ItAgart Lew, Weft cwt usitobat Low, I (I. of Llauw. baturday lalt,ard 77, Mifs Caren, of Blackbute,fillar of the late 'due Cl.yuca, &Mt day, at Cm/port, mew Coalbtealt-Dak, aged ej, Mr. Wm. Iterytds. as miaow frospesafter, Bed dm at Me Vtinwictors rf the Kull Works Os th. tft in& at Hanliserrisitb, Witham Can, Efi. we at his Majcay's of ti. l',.acc For the Cumny d MdAlrita. Oa Thariday atorning, in the std fa! of Ids apt, Mr. Janus Mier, pnoter, Liverpool. As Taapiciaarl, Cam/ Masada Mina s at the Earl Ant!. kg, la the ;pi year at ilia ape. FC.RSIASTICAL PROMOTION. A Dirp:nra . on has pafred the °scat 5..1 to crank the Rev. Thomas Pettat, A. M. Chaplain to the Right Hod. Fowl of Hat horn. to Mid the Rett ,, ry of Hatherop, with the Reetory of liev‘rttons, an& Chapel of Kingfcote annelid, In the county and rptiutsfs .Glaucefter. PARISIAN ,ELEPANCIV.S. MR. PHILLIPS refpedfully apprize the Nobi. /icy aad Gentry, the Sale of Pariftan Elegantles, Or Me Bronzes and China, which was to have commenced thin Day, ueivuidateT defend untliToloorzow and following Days." * ,load-Itress June X. ellej. cAprrAt, ?Trims, VAIMARCE Cal.Lacru w ai THE wQRKs OF "THE FIRsT ES FEEMEDMAS4 sAt4,, TO BE SOLD BY AUcrioN, ay raTEp. COXE, BURRELL, and POSTER, At the Great Room, the Foes' Gassy, No. gp, 5u..113 fide of I+ket4Neet. on Thurfday the r6ch init. at Tarelse o'clock, A VERY3talaablz.afid Seled Colleaion of Capital CABINET.Picrums. Ia bark prefsrvation, the Wiirks of the molt approved and greateft afters, recen ly 'brought nth, England front Vicuna, and princely exhibited for foam time Pall in the Haymarket. the Property of Mr, JOSEPH I.i.lotnitik. Among they arc fublime Prrformancrs of Raphael. Corgeggi e , Guido, R heal, Dontiniehhio, Titian, Giorgione,i,eonartiu da Benedetto Lutti. Annibal Caravel. Pietro da Corona. Ruben'', ,Rembrandt, Velvet Drew/bet, Van Bloemen, Mtgna - 4, Garp v ikreliem, Jan Both, Filippo Laura, Dardagate Franca. Cornat Rotate, &c. highly deferviii-. %hence/Mon of the judicious contioigrunt, and a fitnatinn in the fi r i.,Cabinaio or . Europe. Ago a beautiful onboard Porcelaine Dim with the Hit tory of Perron and Andromeda. in batili reli..vo, a few Iwity Vioreaby Albert purer, and two ape tuned Violins in curlicue prufervation. Mry tw viewed Pour Days preceding the Sale, when Catalogue* may be had at the Place of Sale aid of Mdrrs. Pater C ae, Dug. rel/, and Folter,Tbreuenonon time. FAMILIES leaving V t own, or Perfons going tai al e km Coat, iltattki take a kir linr.er of NELOON's LIOUS PILLS with them. This,Aledlclae Icon mech.:jot admai.", dy in all Oomplainu sang from indigefUoo, Coltiveriers, Skis Hand-Acts, &e. Jc. It Is Bache* hiedietne Perkins can kr q b r them to refort to • üby taking one or two Pills swag to ..todazis ny Other time, t h ey wi ll give Retail° a few bows, and n Pains in the Head, sod =enlist* in the Stomach or intottaga, Sold by Bacon and Co. Oxford-Street t Mn. E. Newbery: Wi thers' No. sag. Strand; Breaaadi adhaPrPk 4 treet; ight kb; C.laelt. Borough. XXI' HEN Profeniosal Mm of edshafidft and' • V • fponlibility deviate front the general fyllem by the hieellt* of a peculiar Branch. the Walt, a 1 , 0 11 f i r 44o # , 1 0 1 belt (Kuria° alfupersority. Tea_yeare hire devoted my ,fit a to the eadalivithemniney of MAHE DISOIWEJitk and the hteecfaul refult at my *Fit give' me additioaal ardor to WO* as far as I am al* h& poi rages of thife eoapplsYtts whkb ere the itte/timpurtmet la the mae . logue albumen Alter initiation Into every branch as an Army aurgeen, 1 formed a with at an may of Praelhotorefeoe Wairkleale from the ignore= of Mat, or the equaily Ama t o, pialpitancy Openers! Pradlitionare. The THEME DISOILWAS,to the sun of whisk lbw& inked 710 4 mcosreprise my freiee of of recent of hag Alt'k lON. * i" *Mier ' Nf DABILITY, whether pe l ting from tit Itahtm of dalatolboye. gg the Inds/gem of mature age. and Wily that detsaiKetettfbt the fy Renato Women Width heaped BARREN HUI or STE liartf hleakmass difeafea are the reflig of immense or Wks In the' treatment of a Maple Gonorrhea, IN itnitaissy= &meths feeds °Mile aripolfonedl/fhe lodic ed hour. By a fupsiot membed loth compblass are a nd eves where others hare failed, l sift that I may lefr i llierir offer a radical roeitabiiihnelet.: Few, however. arc the Aim at tiontisileated Mr to tie. order, compared with the cittnitionifituationa of bless. whoPso it:dodgem* in a sourmtv or the reran*" ade ei gg' lagaintatele lAfe, aequi:oe that Prior of Dehllity which I as unavoidable midequen a of hash pernicious habits. Where the saliarie fullieerbssods over Ms mlfery, but curtails his miditenne, It may be fosse confoleitiai. for ie rist know, that hitheigh it be an ohja »Newt* or raverabny _ other Pradthianers, the removel of tide Danclatocnikby gradual pragrek of reermaien is the aeguiranainsf ray If the Fan of Dateluis or Venus haw Imam ea radon mar 0„ t th hls 'melt miter will be prevented early cometraedies 4 limmdd &ate, and In ebefe cake sßat dillesitiee will ems 4 But where this deficiency has for years eadied,a pager Pier k ur i sce Is teggfroguy requihte to revive tie Seindperiaff trek of Life, and to rorainuite the CoodUtostioa pAasjy.p *OMEN, who have long bees diesppoiniod their emeillatiess of a Family, may be allured. that * l o o k I. lames fudi ddedie are awake by Medial OWL The aff.C.RECY whitish fo effeadal to my tad thrt (Litalifiemtme width I hare prounseid to Rate, ranst tens a, my Frameless, and k oulaeidenot with luck slat Istinstalps Oa _ given, that Mr. say be confulted per= i r eg i t i2 nerving a fatal nate) at ids Mak Ne asr, A . empleedier There is an additional puree la Water-antat the same iv de bath the doors. Member of do Royal College of /tea. To T. TAYLOIL, hingoao. blo. g, Now Bridge-lima, lank% Sim. Eilailturgb, May s, IN the fpring of 1794 / was alfifteel with a Vetter real Complaint, which I treated with indifference kg till months ; bat was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyaskiawbo put a temporary Rop to the virulence of the dafesic (by asorw vial applications) for tome dote ; hut growing, in spite oral midi. clue and the advice of the brit Gentlemen of the Freaky boo. work and work for two yens, 1 was reduced to a Rats alas* unparalkted and beyond ddeription, being an entire leper, and rat.' from bead to th0t.....b1y bead, throat, awaits, sore, leak, arm., Ac. ban bean alteroately in danger of became Log ofcii t is those, I have had from so to 3o eating ukers as my body, and nearly totally deprived of fightavdt would be volunsisnos to panr ticularize all my callfilibee k to fay, there never was, oit ceir w ill be. one of a more dangerous, or of s more codiplicatu. uu tore. I was lons looked upon by my friends, sad ha/Mourns*. felf,beyond all lopes of recovery ; and, iodeed, in my ago am+ tine, death was preferable to my more than mil: rale Rate. la tee dreadful &intim did I drag a mod mifcrabk esittesee,fil llenlis Putties:Janes threw in my way a newfpaper can died% * core it a Mr. B. of Plymouth—any friends read It. I mould to* and procured fame of yogis Lea PAS any PILLS. MU* by urine front tient to tit= an now, and hied Wail beeps (feleg_ than four year. Indescribable diltreb), in as good a hate othastia as ever 1 reined ; as a prod of this, I hail a fioe, thriving, %a. thy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to (MN and to hopes of rendering my fellow-ereature advice, I regime you to puha% this ; and you may at any time refer perCins, who with to be fatiacd of the erath of this, or further parricide% to me or my friends, by letter pr pnfon. As few cafes for badnefs will ever egoal mine,and sale clued it, I bast from experience every ratio to adore wank IFS I that is your I.a.s t is PILLS they will End a fore, fredy, fide, and radb cal cure, I w t h at mull dreadful page of the idiaserraa which is caned...a con ri a se re awes. J. T• Prepared and Sold by the dole Protector, TN was TATLOI4 M. tidier if the ducal College of Surgeons to Loudon, at his trisgs. o, New Bridge-dreet where be will give adol:e, wielogg a la, to perkos taking abode Plas and will rawer padeoss le tas, g pod paid, at. she Cause semis, arming in all cafes dk mull inviolable fecrecy,, no Helion's same at cafe haring been Indio t ioncd, but at their own particular reguea. by the Prop:lean, dor dor the murk of mute than j 6 years, that he. has hal the woe dueling of an catenary tale of the O&M medicate, oaf the pa(, the arias( therefrom. They are a!fit fold, by Ids Anaphernent, hr tha mastetagoKe n thole lMc at a Jittsnce, by Mr. Baxter, Seatb-hrtigr., burgh; Mr. Manua., Printer, Otarstsw, to Won iifo Mr. 'l, rthrs Fur his addref.; at the Pect.inces, N.. jt d at. Apun'ts *met, Pall-Msn ; Mt. Rob:rtfun s Toy -hos , 1113 tot, o a4 4, sue. t ; Mr. Dihmuush's, No. 7, FAI - firlcasak,lWOrk 0Pp415 the Monus at; Mr.Meers, Snabid4cr, t Upums.swar„ Yobs Tosser4lU; Mr. Callweirs.lhaban ; an d h f mar / . erlaa C. , fr t•adadtrahk town in I ;reataritain and Irdan4, lbws ut silty as. spd. Each. hatr ' W with TailAnd e 4ata Paa at slam* nay cur al W tablariliC "" ti lignimik mad "mike ) at dr Ilta 4 a-n " Ce i1111111. , ;! i ft i j; Arm. ritykacd Who it iiroi Pima Tan* ;Jur