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LAW INTELLICENUE‘ COURT OF RING', BENCH, NOVEMBER M. THE KING V. THE REV. MR. curium:. Judgment was prayed against the Defendant for a libel, and other . misconduct towards a Magistrate of the County of Lek ester. The Defendant was senten ced to three months imprisonment, and to find sure ties for his good behaviour for two years, himself in AN% and two sureties in £5O. TDEACING V. JAMES Judgment was prayed against the Defendant, fount uilty of writing a letter to Captain Gordon , a brother Officer, with an intent to instigate him to a challenge. The Prosecutor was the relation of the Cocueiztee of a lunatic, :Tito whose house the Defendant had insi nuated himself, and therried the Lenatic's female soreant, by which means he attempted to preeent•the Prosecutor from gaining access to his-elation ; and it was , upon the resistance. of this attempt that the letter he qnestion was written. Mr. Lewes, on behalf of the Defendant, commented on the affidavits in mitigation of punishment, which he had put in. Mr. Serjeaat BEST, for the Prosecutor, denied the truth of those affidavits, and urged the double atrocity of the Defendent's proceeding in adding perjury to provocation to duelling. Mr. Justice G naSe reprehended the Defendant's conduct, as highly as he commended that of the Pro secutor ; and delivered the sentence of the Court, that the Defendant should be imprisOned for six monthi in Chelmsford gaol, and find securities fur his good be haVieur foe two years. • KING 4r. REV. T. neer:. Mr. Gann vv moved for aeule to slim cause, why a criminal infoi illation should not be filed against the Rev. Thomas Bell, Vicar of Newport, in Essex, for a libel on Mr. Poachin, a Magistrate of that County, of the age of 79 year;, and the Vicar's neighbour, a ith intent to excite a breach of the peace. Mr. Bell was a tenant of Mr. Poachin, and it , appeared that some disputes about payment of rent had incited . the former to write a long and abusive letter to the latter, charging him with having been hooted out of the Militia, to which he formerly belonged ; with having fraudulently procured himself a legacy ; with having twice deserved the gallowS, and with almost every crime, to which human nature isjiable. Mr. Poachin's affidavit positively swore that he had given Mr. Bell no provocation to these charges, and that there was no pretence for their preferment. Lord ELLEN/IC/ROUGH, in granting the Rule, said, that though from Mr. Poachin's age, it was not likely that the ltbel should lead to those consequences, to avert which was the usual gronnd of a criminal infor illation, yet from the gross virulence an& malignity Which had been just read, it was impossible to say to what it might not b-ave led. • Mr. PARKE obtained a similar rule against A. Con stable, J. R. Snow, and H. Harrington, Esqrs. Jus- Car, ler improperly granting a publican's licence. The affidavit in support of the modc:. set forth, that Mr. Con- , .ble, who had - been a brewer, was interest ed in tie' cf the publican licensed, and had a ;nonage epc n it for 10,0001. BASTARDY. Mr. BEST obtained a Rule for a Writ of . Habeas Corpus, to bring up the body of a young woman, ! who had been venerated by the Magistrates of Ayles tin y, to the House of Correction of Aylesbury, for the space of twelve months, she having refused to I discover the name of the father ,of her bastard &Male Child. 'lt appeared upon' the affidavits in support of the Rule, that the bastard was never chargeable on the parish, the parties having the means of supporting it. The Parish. Constable, repeatedly called upon her to discover the name of the father, and she was at last brought before the Ma'gistrates, but she still per sisted is her refusal. She was attended by two per sons of opulence, who were ready to indemnify the parish from being charged with the bastard, and who had actually prepared the draft of a bail bond for that purpose, notwithstanding the Magistrates made out her commitment as a vapante for twelve months imprisonment, or until she should discover the name . of the father of the child. The Court conceiving that the Magistrates had no power to make such a pro viso, granted the Mule. THE KING V. JOHN SAMPSON. BLIRROUGHS shewed cense against this which was for a Criminal Infolmation against a Ma gistrate in Devonshire, for having improperly with held. a licence to a public.house, which has been li cenced for sixty years. • The Coeur, after heari the case fully, thought the language used by the Magistrate on this occasion indiscreet ; but did not clearly .ee.an actually corrupt motive in him, and therefore discharged the Rule, but would not go the length of allowing him his costs. HUSBAND AND WIFE. Mary, the wife of John Betts, was brought into Court by Hakim Gorfisa which had bc.ca directed to her father at the instance of her husband, who com plained that he hid been denied access to her by her father who kept her under his own roof, and under which the husband was not allowed to enter. The return of the Writ was, that the husband had ill-tieated and deserted her, and that the father had, from natural affection, taken her under his protection. Mr. WIGLEY observed, that the husband Wished to have five minutes conversation with his wife alone, and was in hopes of prevailing on her to go home and cohabit with him in harmony. Mr. GARI.LAV opposed it, and said he had a word or two more to add, if the Court should refuse this leave. • The Husband—" Upon my honour, my Lord, I will—." Lord ELLE-Nnonopmt---? , We take no pledges of honour in this Court. If you have any thing to move . it must be founded upon oath." Mr. GA itROW" The honour of this strolling • itayer my Lord, is but secu r ty ran d wititong4 I should be oneisrilii la3t Who Would wish to inter, pose *between hutband ind wife, yet I shall shew your Lordships it woslJ be iirinitely dangerous to bAt which is pi pose; by My :Learned Friend; iir. Warm." Lord EmAlgeowotirfw,; to-the Wife--". Hate yon any wish to'keithdtii;tyiith your husband tint of thii Court, and be in prigs him him foia The Wifes,- . —A 4 an AAA." -LardEcarszoneuoiL-44.11"henyou shall nabs onmrelle.l." • 41ititOWIL- 11 Ski *is at Ilbert* if ibe wished " pment the Revs B°"(;:e"}:fity:f At Carrawtl.6 Cal." 111*"e, Change A"' ' '. 4 SALtS Br Aucno - st , • . , , .., . . • . , • EcCLEstAsTIOAILaitiVADINICAL titciMoilorts. It, i s ; but sne nas tee rtlUols teIISOR tor not goings The King Ku been Plena It is stated to me, that there is a considerable number C a . . C°MPA di CT Iy, th e E2 o W th S OE C N l7A ve ß n i .b ' ::l 6 : l l4 E ri Er ve l oL: 4" : the dandeadtmostfes.w. Ak be, s a : ii a ri pump of persons now within hearing of my voice, who are . 7FrhfuleitSParizu.kee*Zjiaid2:l„,....b.wr.it.the liteM"Yrifast:lto.doesen7lll.thgte". R'eyin....0.....dW A N EL T IG ER II:L Qu E ARE— LEA R :E I ::::ESI: Tv come here with the declared purpose of seizingsthis c .L n- kimi compridng m a an co ctles ulya ter cl e Mews . , Jacah's Mews, ,fi t _ woman by'force, and carrying her away agaiust her ' ov eract to the Church and Pari a sk of Isol , onzie,_ln tb_ e•PrexbYtn',. consent. f-trnst *our Lordship will intimate to.them . Auchterarder, and Cowry by the death of A 1 Ralph Tayl.Nr. the peril at which they may make that attempt." of excellent water, and Dung-pit. I'hr prey lllB with ” de, ' c a lk u p d g ibta Ap b ar ies tat l ent er Es i ov gh e l r eeelare l n e k :P l7" l n:is b tii :a n ti gan a o ry liaci ,:c itl4 4 41-171.110 4 Lord ELLEscsonouon.—" They will take case of - 11 2 1 `,. thkiengcbsshurchaiMunbriparschPlessaaf Mtourroes,PreseldfrndietheßePrresrhYTyrerreson; what they ao. She comes here under the protection D u ndee, and County of For f ar, an va cant ieoi b oweet y b y i keld on Lease, of which there are upwar oi th: . S: oum,. 11 : ma apply b tig had to ; M and r. Saunders.. alt :6;$ 1 , 06 11111 of this tOutt, and depart home under the protection ander Imlach. of this Court—and - if she wishes the protection of my . tipstaff home, she shall have that protection." th?cx•ar.:(7ltNlseovPia. 2 b s.— tic Ex Tb andn e ti scion this term, were admitted unexpired, at a low rent. She then withdrew with her father, and passed by the Public Examiners bits the first and second classes of Liter . z liumariores and Discipline Mathematics et PbYsiczt rexPeenee- whe T4l rr.. be par vie tZu e lar d b s y her husband Without a word. ; ly, according to the alphabetical arrangement prescribed try this street, Golden-sou xrc. y 1 statute, stood as follows : In the first class of ',item liumarrioree Cleave, John, of Christ Church. Conybeare, William, of Christ Church. Gilbert, Ashurst, of Brasenose College. Peel, Robert, of bkrist Churib. Smith, Henry, of Christ Church. In the class of Discipline Matt!, at Pimp. Peel,.Robert, of Christ Church. , In the second clasi , of Littri Humaciores. Addams, Jesse of St. Jobn's College. Bearers, John, of Lincoln College. Make, Robert, of Balliol College. Brown, Edward, of Christ Church. Dawson,.Ambrose" of Brasenose College. • Hampden, John, of of Queen's College. . Hassall;Willhon, of Brasenose College. Hiacks, Thomas, of Bruceton College. Hough, George, of Pembroke College. . Hunt; Thomas, of Christ Church. Le N/esurkr, John, of Brasenose College. Newton, George, of Brasenose Col age. Panne% John, of St. Mary Han. Parker, John, of Christ Church. • • Penton, Mark, of Brasenose College. Pereeval John, of Waditarn College. . Rolleston, Matthew, of University College. Wisely ; Richard, of Oriel College. In the second Class of Discipline Math. et Playa: .Addamt i Jesse, of tit. John's College. ••• •• Blake, R obert, of BulliolGollege. Cleaver, John, of Christ Church. . Conybeare, William ' of Christ Church, Hampden, John, of Quern's College. - Whately, Richa - d, of Oriel Colle TnesClay last, Mr. Medcilre A . B. of 'Merton College, was elected scholar of Ove.s's Colit:ge, on Mr. Michell foundation. A Prize will be given again nest year fur the best curnposition in English verse. COURT OF COMMON PLFAS, N0V.25 ; wiLsoN V. TH3...X.EIt. • A Rule to shew cause why a New Trial should not be granted in this case. It was an action to recover damages for' a malicious prosecution. The Plaintiff had been arrested for an alleged debt duc from him, as being partner with Johnson the famous Smuggler, in consequence of which he was lodged is the Poultry Cempter Prison, where he remained twelve months, and was at length discharged, Turner having dropt the action. On the trial, Mr. Teague, keeper of the. prison, was called to prove that a Mr. Hill, of Rood lane, Attorney, asked him, whether 'Wilson was dis charged, and on being answered in the negative, he replied,—" Why, it is his own fault; for if he sign mutual releases (Wilson having issued process against Johnson for a large sum which he stood indebted to him) Replay get out.", It wa; on this evidence princi pally that the Jury was induced to give a Verdict for the Plaintiff, with 1000/. damages. The Verdict was now sought to be set aside, On the ground that this codversation ought not to have been admitted in evi dence against the Defendant. —Judgment deferred. SHIP REGIsTEtts. An argument at some length-Was heard, oupon the construction of Lord Hawke.bury's Act respecting ship Registers. The question was, Whether the Act expressly provided, that a certificate should be made in all cases where transfer of property in the owner ship was resorted to ? The particular clauve,enjoins, that unless a certificate is made that all the interest is transferred, it shall be null and void. In this case, only one-fourth of the property sstas transferred. But the COURT, after observing the incorrectness of the provisions of the Act, were of opition that it was not necessary to make such Certificate, and ordered the Rule to be discharged. SUFFOLK. FREEHDI.D FARM AND LAND, SITUATE Egrp ft OXFO:t D AND 1.0 WEn - I:DFFO--14 Mr. ROBINC At Garraway's Ci.ffee Monti, Change Alley, Cornhil va • day, tho 29th it November, at 'twelve, 7" ADESIRABLE --FkEEHOLD EST AIt Frosienaen Farm, situate on the high Yarimmi l g a i7 . tweenl r oxford and Lowestotf, in the Comity of Sµ&, 102 r i des from Loiideal euu.isting of a Neat Fafat Hotii,;,' Yard, Bern, Stables, and Out-isuillings, Gard e n, & c . an d of Fifty - tin e ACIVI of Kith belieadow, Amble ami Pamir, l id , urndry Inalosures, ins. high atate of Cultivatiou, In a king Fence, in the - oeitiiiation Of2vlr. Cough, tettantu l d I• To be'vfewed by applying .:n the Prernises,wher e pu ,Z i 'may be had • at the Frost-homes, Sou.nwold, Lo rac , f 7 a l I,y a r u i t y u m ; .kinettlead, Norwich ; Anel, Bury; i ! ..of lpsiv rv iic i. is .;( 3. obin Tlartz vA C . : rw ps, ick c: 4 ! , l 7 s ti m es t t . erd ad u ej ui: s e l - , l a n eo, R,,m x ,d ims 144 - 72 11 1 the Estate m a y he .cert. . . - etitries pivi".afi• woßm Loza-7Grs WORMS are the most fregneut sources °feta; dren's Diaetses. symptoms every?uha tad Giak dio of Children sho4W itacqtrtinted with. .Ihtytiepi ce b ia appttlti;;. te' apal= , riess of the celour of the bee, cautiati ca zak% Itular sta Of the bowels, atte drd ;al:: with riolee::;th :brizig on cunvultions; they affect the growth of tlarb o i y; - 4 they Provelatul, by ending aconsurn?:it.n or decay. 1, 1 ,„ I .prevensive :and :Aire of these alarniing comPhints, theakostw cellent bledieine is allowed, on the ultimo" o f highest characters in this souit:ry,bodi in rank and ramp: to bilge no kqull.•"ll4eir pdldic approbation, given to the i tor, ,front a personal knowledge of Its wonderful success own families, s.smpc i:s merit beyond competition, andg,,4l .sanction to it, oT which no other .7,leacine of the kindest* I .Parents and caters, ssho have the of tidhlren,shouldknedi t . reutedy as a family Medicine to resort to, whenever thelowsk or Bowels of Childnas are any w.y di:ordered, add:Alkali ways be found to relieve. . Sold -.A; ant'. rei;til. at eh; nr and Butler's N 0.4,4, !;aitie, Lando:: ; intS retail ulost country vr.ndas, bag Ys. 9d. and rAI. each. I ately, Limerick, the I.:ldy of Captain Blood, oftlie Clare Militia, of a daughter. On the Meth instant;the Lady of Captain T. Breton, Royal Navy, of a daughter. On the 15th iustant, at eanmore Cottage, Hanti., ,the Lady of Major Noithcote, of a &tighter. it EMPORIA:4T -JJ'...LOVERY. 'THE Advantage the Pubic mist always ik tit • I front rettikarlip o veneCt•i I prelessicriat men &rectifying 1; exclusively idle*" studies to onc species of atalady, was aeons ; clearlyidauicnstrated than by the une;ampled succrisivikilo 1 attendel the ajlrailli.stratilic a ti b e f e new eene d y ,„ m id emi i dinafy cures it has' performed. For /10::; strict ofyrus,fig- CURRIE and Co. Sur7 , !ors termerly in les Majesty's serwice,, nude die Venereal •Diseuik the partieuiar object di their ins gatiini:aild are b,..fi r y in leaving discoyerediroidicinestgerior mercury in the. cure of that eompLaint ; it is salicisat to / I :that the efiierts of this remedy are diame.•rically.oppositetoi of mercury , '- In thoegh it completely eradicates every "IA i the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in tbd iinjure the constitutes: ; on the contrary, it csiovatestir in all its natural ainctions, promotes appetite, and fadlinkiii gestion : thus Instead of reducing a strong and vigorous combs ', lion to the frightful condition that memury does, it not otlYpo serves that constitution in its primitive state, but retires stisi i and debilitated one to its natural Ithength a nd nailer. • Mb Iless instances are on recent record of the superior droitydlik medicine, hs inherent and specific virtues actla; es a pornfi . corrective to bbdilf debility, iihetber procredingtiendrot 1 of conjugal or illiot pltsure, or frora the more it `not tens destructive, indulgence of incautious youtlititatkins In a certain pernicithis habit. Amidst the melancbit admit ' disorders which are the. coesequer.ce of this solitary vine, dens 1 none more afilietini thaa that distressing state of deteTaisolls twit ney which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state; i unhan'd'y' sidferer broods orerlis misfor nee; uhair.ed to seeks lief, until he is reehired to suck a state of weakness as to rue life oppressive. To4iisdi persons it must be a consoling ail don to kintw, that they may now, by a rfAr infallible model treatanent he res.nred to that'greatest of all hum= strong. :stably and vienrans colistinition. ha all cases of debility, deficiency, from 'whatever close as well us in Zivery,apecies of venereal it 1. Montt!. aud.co. :nay be consulted by pa:ients of either set silk gre7ttest'seciccy, and honour, at their hcnse, No. 107, Hsi Garden. patients in the e—mary, des.:ribing the panirdaj their complaints, by letter pus! paiJ, eAci`cs:ng a Bark :vitt,* bite the necessary roedieine and advice sent to any part lilt Xismdom. No. 107, tlau.onthit4isi ' TIARRIED. i At St. Dun tan's fn the West, Mr. Ch-arles Ustonson, of Tens- pie -Bar, to Miss Pearse, of Everett-street, RUSSen-Sguare. • I On Friday monlieg, at St. Nicholas Church, Yarmouth, Miss Grace Douglas, daughter of Vics-Adioiral pougles, to Cai3tallf ! i Bradley, of his lVfaksty's ship 'Calypso. ' 7 On the 10th instant, as Trench, Norfolk, Henry Griten, Sri. of • Hinxton, Catobridgestire and Captain in the Cat : bridgeslaire I Militia, to Miss Ward, daughter of the Rev. M. Wand of t..e same place. Tueaday, at Layton, Essei,tfie Rev. Edward,Repton, of Mag dalen College, Oxford, to Miss Herbert, datlghter of Joseph Her bert, Esq. of Montserrat. • • Lately, the Rev. W. toieTand, forinerly fellow of Balllol Col lege, Oxford, to Miss Arundel!, of Ettstet. • The Reg. Herbert Hill, Chanollor of •Hereford Cathedral, formerly of Christ Church, Oxford, to,Catherine, fourth daugh ter of S. B. Wither, Lq. of Many-down, Heists - At Sheer, the Rev.ThemasCotton Fell, B. D. rector of North and South sheepy, to Maria, eldest daughter at William Mott, Esq. of the Close, Litchfield. HAMPSHIRE NOMINATION.—A County Meeting was held on Wednesday at the Castle of the City of Winchester, in pursuance of a requisition to the High Sheriff of the County, Sii.ned by several re spectable Gen•lemen, to conider of a proper person to be nominated to succeed Sir HErtz: . l'At•t,lr SAINT . 301 IN Mtumev, Bart. one of the Members for that County. The Meetine• was very numerously and respectably attended. The Candidates were the Hon. Wn.uAsl Henzeitr, one of the late Members in the short Par liament, which lasted hot a few months, and Too :sots Fonsua kluarticors., Esq. eldest son of Sir AVti.t.tm HRATE , COT E . , Bart. one of the old Mem bers for the County in former Parliaments. The Ron. Mr. HERBERT was proposed by Sir Toosaas MILLER, Part seconded by Sir CHARLES B a rt..—Mr. HEATIICOTE was proposed by Sir Joint Pottex, Bart. seconded by Sir NATHANIEL • TOLL A NP, Bart. After the necessary forms were gone through, and j the bile! iff had -explained the purport of the Meet ing, several Gentlemen came forward, and spoke in flvour the respective Candidates ;as did Mr. Cower against them both, unless they gave a pledge to support popular measures. Mr. HEATHCOTE then addressed the Electors, say ing, that if elected bythem, be would with pleasure receive their instructions, and duly obey them. The Meeting becoming clamorous, the Sheriff de sired the friends of each Candidate to hold up their hats, -which was done, when he declared Mr. HEA TII -1 • COTE to have a major i ty, and the Meeting was then dissolved. t —The day of election is not fixed. Mr. Arlinson, the deficient Tax Collector, under went examinations on 'Tuesday; Wednesday, and Saturday, at the* St. James's Vestry-room, before a full Board of the Commissioners, when it appeared that he was minus upwards. of 30001 ? after taking possession of the money and property found upon him at Truro. Nine of the Commissioners signed a warrant of commitment, by virtue of the powers vested in them by the Act of Parliament, and 'deli vered him into the custody of Pearkes and Adkins, the officers who apprehended him. They conveyed him to Newgate, where he procured apartments on the State side. MANSION -ITOUSE —Four persons, joumeirmeri coerper3, wera'brought before the Lord Mayor on Satur day, charged along with several others, with entering into a combination to raise their wages. Mr. Ben, LAND appeared as Counsel for the Masters, and stat: ed, that all the journeymen had entered into a cern hination, and refused to work without additional wages ; that they had held meetings, and published re: sohitions, printed copies of which they had stuck up at the houses of their masters and other:iolaces.— Many of the masters attended, and proved by their books that some of these journeymen earned from two to five guineas a week, and at certain kinds_ of work could earn a guinea a day.—The Lord Mayor, who WAS, assisted by Alderman Atkins, represented to these men the dangerous consequences of their conduct,• and expressed a hope that an accomModa tion might immediately take place between them and ' their masters ; for if that was not done, the law must be carried into effect with the utmost severity.— George Colic, one of the defendants, then cam; for ward, acknowledged having been Chairman at the meeting of the journeymen, declared that their wages were so for ai not to . be sufficient to support them ; but, : at last, heoogether with the others, consented ' to return to Their work on the old wages, in consider ation of thi:prosecution ceasing for one month. . Wirrutowasm.--Saturslay, a journeyman baker was fully etenistitted, charged With indeteutly even. ing his•Oefithi to a nember bf girls beton .0!g Rs the Free school in Goweetral4. As was - 17:" for ctafnasiipg a joey.mll uhutchttr: of Of hs. UNioN HALLe•--, Q• 44 who foretold future evontst spas trongistoDAht.Offiee from Aniamet4 Xenstint;imogiti lnit*iaitabk nib a *gra* ali Session'. . • . • DLED. Brigadier General Wm. C.arylon Hughes, Lieutenant-Colonel of the 87th Regiment, and Governor of Surinint. ; At Wicksvar, Cioucestersitire, the Rev. Josi.ph Williams, for- 1 merly of Jesus College, Oxford. i On the 18th instant, after a mbort illness, the Rev. Sir Henry Pia lit yntan, Bart. formerly fellow of Emmanuel College, Cam. bridge, and late incumbent of the unitedvicarage of Fressingfield and rectory of Withersdale in Suffolk. On Friday se'nuight, after a shot Bitten% the Lady of Charles Milner, of Preston-Hall,Tsq. She was the youngt-ar daughter of Sir John Dixon Dyke, Bart. of Luilingatone (.mtle, Kent. • Ivionday last, Aon, youngest daughter of Major iiliode, Esq. of Oakley, near Bromley.. - On the nth of September, At St. Croix, in 'the West Indies, George Mnsaenden'. Leashes, Eaq. Lieutenant-Colonel of the 96th Regiment of Foot, son Of - George Leashes, Esq. of Bury. • On the 2d :instant, eah catty, wife of the Rev. Janus Cary, I of Gadeastle, ciiunty of Donegal. . . HIGH LI/ 'In.:I: LuNDON BIZIDGEIV-MOILROW IVIurning - 2 . 5 usinurzs after• It Afrerrnou - 54 minutes after 'CO. The MAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, NEW, EIUDGE.SIikEisT, LONDON. HONOUREOSIIR, BErl leave to inform you, that ever sinc e the I 00, I had been afilieted with the Lees Venerea; whin, its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed post eminent °Like faculty bete, and tUttiergOttig 'Ma purses of salivation; aryl twice discharged from the Hositui, little relief, would appear to be of the mat 10mi:rater:am the,spring of last year my disorder had got to suds s *early to put a peeks' to my existence. • Iliad a large Irate crown of my Istad, oilcan each arm, and my legs see* out in a frightful maned: • toy right was dreadfully pail hid,been ht a state of ulc4ration far the last seven yeasi - had also tWo nodes upon it, wis very much discolaarede 4 me,suels veered:ging pain, particularly when warm is nearly to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable soul lA commended by Mr_ J. Thompson, (who received so plc g by them here,) to take your Leake's Paseist to go on the 2Gth May; in the course of a fortnitit receive benefit—in little snore than a month the thou • head arse) ;rats were soundly healed—soon after, tie leg busied also: beating, however, cbnaiderable non in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, elan, blessing of God , and a link longer perieverassee in yell bit Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispelling, the lida Its natural hue, and tke poet urnal I:ainagrasivally • became, by your and advice and medicine, perfectlL, my former complalom—have recovered 'niy fdrmer strength, and am become jolly and fat, In which s tinned many months to the astonishment of all who am at a loss in What terms to express my gratitude, babel for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this soy . 01 public as possible, as I shall on every ocrasieo—in si will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very vant, ALEX. MU Swan's Close, High-a/Feet, Edinburgh. Prepaid and void by the . sole Proprietor, 'Modal Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in-andon, No. 9, New Bridge-west.; where, after a constant more than 40 you', in a practice particularly &lea ° Cure of Veneto") Complaints, and those incickani...,, fasts of Generation, with. that Inviolable 'wot yr. of his profession tho ' sald always observe in such OOP 7 4 ter} himself, ,the advice and assistance he groins' , *tell tO pOs . =staking this Medicine, willbe esteemekbfli cerniug Public, as as advantage seldom attained mg ambiguity. They are also sold by hie appointmentost the Profs Sf%, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mali ; the Torehnri jaw ford-street ,• Mr.Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street- 00w " polite the Monsileent ; witty owe peso* •in over? t iany,o Isatafiand,Jer-ist boxes tray as. 9d. Who LAh.asl Oda 4roctiont, whereby persons of eltbst 4 Arta wtie tom mad . ••• • taxpliozoddin stormy Groot Britainir soda 10 stbic*,by faysnacoLtheCommisssooolallefes Tegior, N 0.14. New Esidos-ewnet - v!Il l 7 - , *Ws -rut& egkerelit.eosenerfeit. itelan o o l ithwedliatt ratibiaid W I &soy Place, Lambeth, at tbe STA a-Or rink Area. Pa llets& sliest the Silles-Oretcs, Tole SAL JS BY' Aucrio-st 4. 4 ?ACT MEWS, CHARI.ES-STAEF:T, MA;cau,- TER-SQUAREs-3y Mr .RO BINS, avray74 Corce tioyi.e, Change Alley, G oe T o • day,the29: of November. at Twelve Pnic rmsTi . -7 '; ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD anpridng a compact Mews, Jacob's Meets, ••• 'street, Manchester-stpure ; consisting ot . e tc o a lit i f l n d e g i :aFr i b e ar l i es it tm f w ent °lr at E s er ov ig , h e an t r ee ; d n e p t ap l u :it:ar p G: t i . r n an l an a rvi.r y h : Lease, of which there are upwards of gee ad, at a low rent. e nt'Neataye s e viewed by applying to Mr. Saunders, on the Plug, particulars may be lad; and of Mr. Robin, golden-square. SUFFOLK. [TOLD FARM AND LAND, SITUATE I ),CPORD AND 1.0V:124 - KOFF.,—ny movay's Cane House, Change Alley, Conthill, oe • • day, the 29th et November, at 'twelve, DESIRABLE --F kEEHOLD ESTA Froalenden Farm, situate on the high Yarawan i a Voxford and Lowestoff, in the Comity of Sia&a. 7-14 , 6 jes from Lotidou ; consisting of a Neat Film Hous u l . Barn, Stables, and Ontsisa 111„, illings, Gard en , E sc. and ,-* y-cdne Acres of Kith Y [endow, Arable surd Pasetihr ah ley Int:insures, in u high state of Cultivation, aad we a l ing Fence, in the - oeCupation OfoMr.Gollar,taintnig - Se - vfewed by -split-A.lg •:n the Prernises,where - • e had ; at the Post-houses, Sou.hwold, Linnet se such ,• •ffeineis Head, N orw lel; ; Bury; sybiaL: • 'Mass Cups, C:olebester • :ate Hart, lZgp tsaid ,IVarw ick-2 :sect, Golden- artare, whaea " 4 tate may he Suitt. CHlniteS 1•111".eNT ORMS are the most frequent solaces arm; drone Diseases. (heir symptoms every Paha ladGah Children should i eacgpainted with. lh.yeemg co b id X, te a pateess of t he colour of the face, ematiatiee zej4; watt of the bowels, a , . fr!:(1,:d aft:: with violent : h e 1 on convukiOns; they affect the grow:4 of thifb,s y; l 4 rontsfatal, by ending aconsurn?:ints or decay. & di ,. wive and :Aire nacre alarroing complaints, the i s m Nledieine is ttiver , ,diy allowed, on the teatime" pi, Ir t characters in this sountry, both in tarkacdr •• , re no Squat; approbatiov, given tonic ' . • tom a personal knowledge of its wonderful success is • - andlies, s.amps its merit beyond monpetition, a n ds, pi! to-it, a' wkiels no other .7,,letli'cine of tar kind casso k its and silacrs,Who have the car: el t should tiro ly as a family Medicine to resort to, whenever thelshef wets of Childree are any w.y disordered, whisk Italy be found to ri.,:ivVe. anti rentii. at CI-.•ng and Butler's Na 4,(1, Lando:: ; end retail Ly nitot country yentas, WI WI 1. and c.d. each. imi>oaLANT .u:.LovhaY. HE Advantage the Pubiic s h ut always bit front resularlywautet d professional men &evict/dug 01 sively itetr studies to on: species of malady, was mom iy•denienstrated than by the unexampled swan stiltila del the adraialstratit•e atheir new remedy. anti them* s 1 y Cl!rti it has performed. For /Inn; series of years, . ts c and Co. SurFectis termerly in ins Majaty's service, • • the Venereal •Disraik the particular object dna& - • •1, - aisil are bl.fyry iii leaving dtscnyeredimalleinesuperior t icy in the cure of that eompLaint ; it ts sufician to • • • - the cf. - arts of this remedy are diarne.•rleally Appetite to ehtiry, fee: thoegh it completely eradicates every rims, in its mo.t confirmed stages, yet it dew not in die e the constituden ;on the contrary, it mamma •• • ig 11 its natural ainctions, promotes appetite, and brining on : thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous - •••, to the fright rui condition that mercury does, it ra carps „ es that constitution in its primitive state, but ratans. debibuund one to its natural stiength an d vague. • &add instances are on recent record of the superior *WO icine, its inherent and specific virtues actiag a a pawl ective to bbdill *he:her procredingtrienika onjugal or iltirt pleasure, cr Irons the more inifowdoefil teas destructive, indulgence of incautious ynotdierkina 4 I certain pernicious hnSit. ..a.ndist the melanchis sans d niers which are the: consequer.ce of this solitary vim, therm al a more afliLeting thaa that distressing state of dritifeysada ney which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state:l C spry sufferer broods overlis mister :me; ulsur.ed to seeks • „ until he is redered to suck a state of weakness as to ma ~ oppressive. l'o e stieli persons it must be a consoling nett to know, that they may now, by a new infallible mode srrieriOse res•nred to that 'greatest of all human •• • g tog. notify and signioris constitution. wall eases of debility, deficiency, front whatever cause • well us ill Zivery.species o( venereal inintion, Masts. a .• Co. :nay Jae consulted by patients of either set wit; • itest'seciecy, and honour, at their hcnse, No. 107, - , %len. patients in the c-••inary, de.,:r!h!nn, the panirds , it complaints, by leis -r pus! paid, eackoing a Bark notS ie the necessary nieditame and advice sent an any part at igdom. No. 107, lintianGstfis. TO. THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, NEW, DIUDC;E-STikEisT, LONDON. VIONQUateSta, BErlr leave to inform you, that ever since the 1790, I had been afflicted with the hues ',enema; *tick obstinately resisting every course of rnelicine proscribed tat eminent t eminent ofthe faculty here; and undergoing sewed a noes of salivation ; aryl twice discharged from the Halal, le relief, would appear to be of the mat Inveterate Dna t.spring of last year my disorder had got to sad a s tash ;Ay to put a period to Mt existence. • 1 bad a large liars • mu of my head, on on each arm, and my Legs mat* t in a frightful seances; • my right was dreadfully pail d,been is=e of ulce ration: far the last seven yentisi d also trio nodes upon it, was eery mitel discoloweda 4 ;,suck extant-Wing pain, particularly when warm Is hit arly to, deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable um, ass mmended by Mr_ J. Thompson, (who received an pa: • them here,) to take your I.eske's Paseitt go on the nOth May; in the course of a fort:110 1 ceive benefit—in little snore than a tr.onth the lir • ad ant) arms were soundly healed—soots after, Os • g healed also: however, cemaiderable • i in in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, ettich wing of God and a little longen perseverance In pow e Medicine, subsided ; the nodes disporaing, the Skill natural hue, and tke nocturnal Imiusgralually geivi • • :came, by your liberal and medicine, perfects, IL iy former complai e recovered 'niy former ails rettgth, and am become jolly and fat, in w hich s• - • need many months to the astonishment of all who n at a loss in What terms to express my gratitude, babel ar the good of other suffering mortals, to make this say übtic as possible, as I shall on every occasion—in so' • iN greatly oblige, sir, your grateful obedient very ..... ant, ALM .' • Swan's. Close, High-skeet, Edinburgh. Prepared -and void by the - sole Proprietor, 'Modal ember of the Royal College of Surgeons in-Ltadon, s, New Bridge-street 4 where, after a comae sore than 40 yams, in a practice partiedarly sere of Veneto") Complaints, and those incidental of Generation ' with. that inviolable sweaty. If his , proteasion ehotild always observe in such emel , _ ers birnself,,the advice and assistance he grawltoePl tisters to pejannatakhig this Medidne, willbe Were/lit, :ermine Public, as an advantage seldom attained Ng v"" 'ambiguity. They are also sold by kis appointment,st the Peals 10, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Turabora furl-street ; Mr.Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street 4 sA rake; the MaiWilent ; witty we pawn •in Ogg . temp la Xamian4,lar.. La bows only W. 9d. each, WI awl plain .directions, whereby persons ofi alb! therdaawith tem aml saaree.y. insiopinaabl.in Gast Britainie saga. IP /16 Mk_ EIVSISak4 SkiIICOMMS6AOO4"-if Iliketkis lii • (ia.e'sa• TAriGre N 0.14. Nov Esisicirmenset . stlb.. I* *Wu !ma .oWaterfeit. • s.: • tAffintplx ffeinsoatinat Inatiblked 1A 0111 . 4 . 4* *mbar/ Placa, Lambeth, at tlie Sr/m-omm WOOL. Pabilsbed alma the SiSte-Ortlch Dor — . • TIE. ONLY GENUI N E • • DR. WALKER'S JESUITS DROPS. T°prevott the many depreati, the Public are respectfulty' hifitrrned, that theta Doctor wALKIR de-; vised his Recipe for the preparing Dr: *Riker's Jesuits Drops, to.! his Daughters, the last surviving of whom was Mrs. Ravenscroft ;' and that hdr.Ravenscroft, her husband, did, by Deed, for a Va.. luable consideration, s aangn all their Inta.-..st, and did impart the, 'TRUg Steers' hit preparing the said Drops to Mr. Butler, No. 4, Chehpside, London, where the Public may rest assured the above, and the only genuine, Dr. WALKER's JESIi :TS DROPS, arc prepared. • An Extract of Dr. Walker's Will, and the Affidavit of Mrs. Raveescroft is wrapped round each bottle, and the name of R. Burma engraved on a black stamp, wkich is on the outside wrapper of each bottle. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. butler's, No. 4, Chttaitsitle; corner of Patensentercow ; and may be had of mast -Medicine Velsders In every Country Town, in Notts at 2s. 9d. m.ch. For Dropsy, Stracguary, Mau, VeT.*:nessil of the KidniCs 1 Uretrera, or Bladder, the Jesuits Drops are an absolute iipecific I *d. wken-takeei on the first attack Of Venereal Issfatder, they wilt infallibly accomplish a cure; diould the:disease be far ad trance& it will be wean:try to take the specific Remedy with the Limits Drops ; and from the first stage of infection to a stoo -1 firmed Liles, the ( patient will find these two, Medicines a parreat 1 antidote. Price 2s. sid. and May be liaaiti-afttive. ~..._- DIXON',S CELkliftAThD Al l / 4 111/111.i0 US PILL:S. . } THESE Filial haare long obtained a juit. celebrity in the private practice of the Proprieltdr,. Mr. Dixon Apo- * thetary, ind from. their great moms hi Study obstinute ? billosis Disorders, out numerous polkas* of distinction and others, ;Aril; eidarly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warm, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady fin and Sele the Viscoentess &Ar ley, &c &e. lie •Irtipersuacied to offer therm to the public, wider 1 the approbation and. santdon of their twee. : • ' . frks, feffetwingils proof !of di*, 'Scarf : • " Deal Castle, Mayesfornwest t South Walea, Feb. 24, ISO% " Captain Lloyd presents lilscOinpliitiets to Mr. Dison:: .al theogh tilitiier96llani it i citatitteWhtlMo4 *k(hild take it a ifai ' your, ff he weilbeldliku Ain. Witheillisaffs of his Ms US *eel , as at: P: 441 4 444 Me S • Eleifrrs.viim.issa Away' used die Ma* cane, is now pmnank and 'try • fat-tbogreit service duel unswil. tt have been is rs M. LlOyd, asnrelraito a tonal chap an& all tif ' • fanlitfi - CapaitYl.l6Ski ?hi* if Ms Ytii • t o tleiOilin*nd the pits J wherever be does ; he really. thishilif .I)iion 'tioalil (*Paint some Persons as vsclidarii fit this aidit4 it wawa be a bemifit 0 the eonuhunify," . , ~. . . . The Piliji ark foilp4.ohe tqi itir 1 nimerly for relionng the tone a the StoniStek, Tot calU. " ift estitin,. for Pevetitilig -*at ' • irelistions raid Bait ' - 'lporarr costiveness; sic), 'Sefien.ed. by. Ps . WeillT., from the aert.-nooy pi lintto excess'. .o. 4, t biiipSiai k I,' lidirborgis.arsi •Nookrai 04*a crudities, antra* consequent 'elitivesiiiliktiriik rikodes: • 'Mir perricletbabituillid Ativitorsfy I . • - I,t •aili ' ..• . mtbisicis arisesions I tbe ilid •. . • !.. r,A- .- .P . - a tAi l = it Vail, -••- ' s i t -'• -tit • IMO" 1 • esitimust , • 4 21 .1 1 .- 111 . Nett Glasgow; mid maul by mast istuatry"Msdisitas 'I in ils. 9i mite. each. -.. . - .