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LAW INT E LIG COURT OF CHANCERY, MAY it. AN2SH GA LLIOAS. LUIS DR onitnia,o men 1/ MEW: I'. comma, Sir SAMOA. Rosiria.v, hehalf of the Plaintiffs, followe,; on the same side by Mr. HART and Mr. Wis:- Tunorc, moved for an ordet on the defendant, requir ing hirr, t, pay Int(aCiiirt a Sum of one hundred and forty thous std pounds cash, remaining in his hands from the set ie of a part of the valuable ca-go of the ship San Joan Da etista, lately captured fry two French privateers, on lier voy..irx homew,rd-bonnd for Spain [tont Lima, in South America, hinging a cargo con sis in` of diamonds, dollars, and other silver pieces, as %yeti as of gold, to the valve of halt a million stet ling. As the prize was approaching a French port she was captured by a British frigate, and brought lie . ° Plymouth, without any visible owner being known at the time. The motion was strenuously resisted on behalf of the defendant by Mr. LEACH, Mr. BELL, and Mr. Coe tassox, on the grwinns that the plaintiffs had estab . - lisited neither right nor interest in the subject to enti tle them to any part of their present motion. The LOAD Cs' ttsceurt, after a forc;ile reply from Sir S. lt,imilly, in which he admitted that Mr. Gar- Bias was blameless in his conduit and character, and entitled to his just claims, but expressed surprize at any resistance being made to the bringing the funds into Cowl fnr the use of the right owners, proceeded to give judgment, premising that he will-recollected' this interesting case, which came before Government under very peculiar circumstances, owing to our rela tions with Spain, at the time of the recapture, as otherwise the great prize of course would belong to the King or captors, or to both conjointly. _lnstead of such appropriation the Spanish Ambassador in London, and the Consul at Plymouth, were consult ed on the arrangement that was adopted for preserv ing the fund. His Lordship, however, in approba' tion of the defendant's conduct, ordered that he sLanildlave all his just allowances and demands made t, him, and further refused the injunction prayed for, as also the appointment of a manager or receiver of the remainder of the cargo, and the sale of the ship ;, all which the defendant was allowed to conduct to the conclusion of Coe business. as he was not like many tersons in the like situatiou, who have attempted to 'p the Puna so entrusted to them for ever in their rids; but on the contrary offered to pay all into met as requited. With this qualification, his Lordship ordered the Ind in hind, &c. to be paid into Court, for the bene of the right owners, when discovered.—The Mo rn was granted. . COURT OF KINCO BENCH, MAY is. - 'Us KING v. D. 1. EATON.. t • The defendant was brought - up for judgment as ie publisher of a blasphemous libel against-the Chris • to under the title of Ecteilamo. • As the officer of the Court seas about to "read the 'be!, Mr. GuissaY inteposed, and dechtred he, on the art of the defendant \ wished to spare : the Court the taring of matter _which was too shocking to be. re ated even in a - Cotirt of Justice.. for the purpose of juice. The defendant was sell ha such au infirm state of health, that a sentence ufiMprisoement must to consigning him to *grave, and yet he was aware iat the Court could not do otherwise than pass a teavy sentence for the offence of which he had . beeo uilty, but he trusted the Court would listen to his Jidavit for a delay of the sentence. The affidavit was then, read, which stated, that he iad declined publishing the book in question, but that ',is housekeeper had, during his illness; published and sold several copies. The Court said, they could not forget the unbend ing obstinacy of the defendant, who seemed determi sed never to be amended by the correction which the fawllati repeatedly applied. He had lately been in Ncwgate, and he was again an offender. They were aware, that he . was .but the miserable tool of some others ; for the book in question was evidently the production of misapplied talent, and was of powerful mischievous effect.' . It would, be desirable, that those berund the curtain should be brought to condign pu nishment. The ATV:It/My GENERAL said, it was clear that the defendant was but a wretched object wholent himself to the wickedness of othet s. But, if her had any sincere wish to Merit the mercy of the Court, he would do well to give up . the authors. It was, however, clear what were his views in publication.from the asf arca tisement or the sheet of the boa k in which he stated his former misconduct as sacrifices to the cause of fiberty, and avowed his intention •of going on in the game course, while a type could be fund. Alter a short pause, Mr. GLIINLY stated that ,the defendant had agreed to disclOse the name of the amber, which he handed over to the Attorney General. Ph: judgment upon the defendant was then respi red, end he was ordered to be brought up again OR a future day. Mar 15.--Tue ZING V. it. DRAM ' The ATTORNEY GENERAL moved the judgment of the Court on the defendant in this case, a respectable hop-factor, who had been convicted of assaulting a Revenue Officer in the discharge of his duty. The circumstances of the case were noways interesting or aggravated, and the Court sentenced the defendant to be imprisoned one month, and to pay a fine of aCSO t i f it i the King. THE ZING V. NATHANIEL RAMSDEN. •This defendant was hi-Logi - a up for assaulting and obstructing a Custom-house Officer, in the execution ofhis duty at Plymouth. He Made no defence'at the trial ; but put in an affidavit new, stating that' he yielded, the moment lie knew ae authority of the ono - . The seizure was of two hundred`oranges in a bag, e hiclislie swore be received in payment of a debt. He had served the king as a foot soldier 'for many years. Mr. Scauterr addressed the Court in Mitigation. The ATT(IENEY GENERAL supported the prosecu tion.—The Court adjudged the defendantto of weeks imprisonment in the Mai shalsea. THE KIND V. ' , WILLIAM MATHEW&' Thii defendant, late a letter-carrier, of Great Cog- Ess-x, was brought - up for altering the pi i krges of postage of letters. He put in atraffidivk of several jerfoi.s as W good dsaracter and his Oisn ; as to the distress and aigknes4 of ,his" wife ~and Rim childrerf, 0 . 64 of eillorn - trOw The 'Court ediudged hint to be imprisoned in- Clielmsforilkasil tot six months. , Kest Sussex Esittx a. $. l ; •••• I . # v .o'. • . . • 1. SPORTY Ar P iNTELLIdENCE. •. CT . , oft ING, 161 e. NEWIVrARKET SECOND SPRINO MUT ftßigA4,4l4ll' 13. 4 . Mr. Vansittares Selhna, toot. beat Lord ;May's Caterpillar, 7sP. ulb. D. M. 150gi.--•.,5 to 4 on>ellata., Sweepstakes of logs tuck for liir old colts, est. 51ia fillies, eireillb. - T. Y. C. -- . Mr. Watson's e by Canopus. vat of Miss Totteridge Gt•nerai Gower's di c. by Ssil, out of Londeas dam Mr. Andrew's c. by Sorcerer, oat of Asna ' Mr. Goddard's f. by Y. Whiskey, out of Witch 6 to S en M. Watsdn's c. Y . 3 BETTING ON THE DERBY AND OAKS. Datiav —3 Ile I Nat LdeStawelrs Iklnchor ; I I to t opt 1.11 'Lowthcr". , Bourbon ; 0 tot apt Mr. Glover's c. by Haphazard; s to 1 agst I.d Egretnont's Brother to Hetitey ; 10 to 1 apt the iorkilore Filly ; SO to 1 apt Duke of Grafton's Partisan. OAKS-4 to 1 agat Mr. Wilson'. Charlotte •4to 1 agst Lord Grosvenor's Zadora; 5 to- 1 apt the Yorksiire Filly; 6to 1 agst the !Duke of 111.41204's 1. by Seihn. BOXING.—The great match 'between Oliver and Painter is to take place on Wednesday next, within twenty milips of London—Painter the Tavourite. FATAL Puctusst.:--Thursday morning, two men having had some trifling dispute in Deptford, agreed to decide it by 'fighting, .for which purpose, accompa nied by their friends, they went to an adjoining field, where they stripped acid set-to. After fighting a tew rounds ono of them, named John Northotore, received a severe blo s w 'in the pit of the stomach, fell speech less, and shortly after expired. 'fhe unfortunate man has left a'nife and two children. TIIE MARKET S. NEWaATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. lby Che Carcass.) Beef. ter stone 4s Od to 5a 44 Veal Mato! • 5s Od to 6s Od I Pork Lamb se ed to 8s Od. 4s &i to 6s Yid 6$ Odto 76 bci PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YESIESUDAY. wutracsarsc. Hay 31 3s to 51 53 Od Hay 41 4s to 51 As Od Straw 11 tos to 21 5s Od Straw 11 16s tO 21 41 Od Cower 61 tis to 11 Os Od PRICE 0 N lEW SAGS. NEW POCKETS. 1 61 126 to 91 C. Kest - 21 76 to 111 154 CI Os to 81 Os Sussex - 71 Os to lot Ss • 81 Os to 91 Os Fainkam 141 Os to 181 .cs IF Ho vs. RAW HIDES. ' Best Heifers and SteersApe:* Ordinary Is od to Is 10d stone) • 2s sti to Sir 04 Market Calf - 14$ each Mi.idtings S. 0,1 to 2s 44 Eng. Horse 16s Od to iBs (id Lamb Skins Ss Od. to 4% o.l—sheepskins, 144 to 004. PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market Ss 7d I Town Tallow - Chre Market U. Od Yellow Russia Whiterbapel Market es Od 1 White ditto per stone of 81b. 1 Soap ditto lis 74 Melting Stuff Average 5s 91d 1 Ditto rough Graves 28s Oil—Good Dregs 124 Od. Yellow Soap, toss—Mottled, lies—Curd, lets—Palm, 00$. 1. Price of Candles per doz. les od—Mou'di, 17s ed. PRICE OF 'LEATHER IN LEADENHALI. O iTREE F. Butt% 50 :0 661bs 21i 23d Calf Skins, 30. to 40lbs s4d MA Ditto. 56 to t6lbs 2541 261 ditto 50 to 7016 s Sflil 4tsl Merchants Backs 2ld 221 Dittd 70 to 801bs ,Sad 42d Dressi:.g Hiatt fild 22d 1 Small Seals Greenland' Sed 40d Fine C..aelt Hides 22d 280 I Large ditto, per doz. 'Sus ISOs Crop Hide, for entt sod et td I Tanned Horse Hides 2441 27 d Ditto 45 to 501bs. 2 ld 2 !d Goat Skins us Stn COAL-MARKUT, MAY 15. Ships at Market. ships ‘old. Price. • 413 e Nerrrwle -41 i - 445. to 555. 8 Sulker - 5 475. 6d. to 48$ 6d. COUNTRY hit'ARKE rs • Uzsaioot,May Ig.—Wheat, pet load .Zl4 lOtto# l / 4 20 10e Barley, per quarter Sys to SO.. Oats ess to Sgs„ . 'Beans 42s to 465. •Pea'e 59s to 53 ' . Oltroatt, May 19.—Priee of a buebel of Wheat Ss. 111-- The Quirters Loaf, Os. 91d. 'COURSE OF Pols 1 day's da.l9 30 Lb. Ditto, 2 Us. 19 50 Bourdessz,do. 19 50 Madrid; 48 Fleet. Cadiz, 48 Effect. Amsterdam, 30 8 2 U Ditto at sight, SO Rottenlarn, c. I. 9 6 S U lisraborgh, 28 0 2f -U Altopa, llB 1 21 U .XCHANGE. Naples, - - 42 Lisbon, - 72 Oporto, - - 71 Dublin, - - 8 Cork, Palermo, 145 Leghorn, 62 Genoa, 54 Venice, n. C. 52 lir . Pieceie. effective per I. stm PRICES OfIEiOLD AND SILVER. Portugal Gold in Cain, • - £5 4.. OD& per oz. Foreign Gold In liars . . XS Si. oa. New Dollars, - . £0 Os. od. per oz. New Doubloons, ,E 0 Os. ad. Silver in bars per us us. (01. HIGH WATER A . LONDON BRIDGE TO NOR ROW, Morning - - 24 minutes a•ter to Afternoon - . b 3 nil. ut•i Iter to -- DIED. On the 12th instartrat Bromptou, aged 39, in coni.equence of an apoplectic attack; Charles Luther Watson, Esq: lite Lieutp nant -Colonel Third Dragoon Guards, and tideat son of the Lord bishop of Liantlaff. At inverteithing, on the 30th tilt. Wiliam Turnbull, Esq. first magistrate of that burgh. - On the loth instant, Thomas Goodall, EA. Banice4 Justice of Peace, and Principal Burgt s. of the Borough of Atiing 'on. GIIESTONIAN MEDICINFB —CANE aft. To Mr. B. Gucsr, No. 9, Great Surrey street, Blackoriars. Dealt SIR, • . Portsmouth, Aug. 11, 1813, - - On board the ship Venus for St. HAVING been much aflicted watt Gout, attended with a Liver complaint, for a great number of years, and so distressed with weakness and contrattions, as to be Incapable of attending my Regiment as a Captain Ist the East-1,1(1'4 service, I returned to this country with hopes of obtaining a cure, where every means was vsed for two years and a kalf without the least success, when a friend sent -me one of your Pamphlets, where I found Case 10, of Mr.Haymao, exactly similar to my own, ' which Induced me to attend you. . - In a few days 4 I much relieved, and In two months so much restored as tabu ettabktito mums my usual situation, aud the truth of my Case may be seen on the books of the Honourable ate East-India Coolpany,ivid by making It as public as possib / e -you will much oblige Dear Slr, *. Your most obedient bumble Servant, R. H. STATR• (CASIL SR, in a future Papar,) WESISEL'iI Jfifit/I9L'3 HE Genuine JESUITS DROPS belle been long A known and esteemed* safe, cheap, effectual, nd a.often an immediate cure for Stianguary, Gleets. Weakiiess of the Kid neys or Bladder; and when taken on the first attack of Venereal Infection, they win Infalibly accomplish the desired effect: should the complaint be far sjvanced, it will be memory to take the Branum R.S6I krte with the Jesuits Drops. 'I ke greu object to be attended to Is, that Purchaser, *Meld be careful in baring die true and genuine Preparation, as the 05 ;44 and dangerous counterfeits attempted to be Misted on the absoletty falsehood, are so numerous,-that the Pre. rem/ Purchasir to ask. for " Women Joinder Veri request •. . • inifTl Or..—The• gerotee VALIAIO Jesuit's Drops are to ' dotted Ist a Ida& stamp; - With . the tollowlng -engraved ehetiott (to emote the Prdpiliteat !nth% plenty);. NotrAaos, ape- Gaon to). Wesol.eis, St. P4el's Cbueds.yersi," May also be had of Mr. Sulu Ilus! Beton'ei.tio. DikorelpArtry Price es. M. per Impute,' aid imp kWh UAW/ft tor soma 41. tl bi as a the all the pen, tee! 11+o Cot fun fits tior the uYI pal he, • r sta be be gU al bg bi so AI in • b t. I . I SALES HT AUCTION, ~._...._ At the New Royal listelklyletswastreat, On PritisT• the 21tle May taunt—Fats or bursts, . dt kirrr, THE- FRENCH . NATIONAL, BRIG OF WAR, VALCTON, of the &Hewing Moo* istoott Leo g ativo.Delik . Taft f tss. Dreaith . - $0 $ Between nt3clo . 5 0 Depth of Hold - 6 1 Aduleagues 3M S 7 ! 4 Tons. • LAT at bet& lioringdoies Moorings; ln• Osiwater; square stertted, Shield and Trophy Head, and Quarter Batiges,• pierced for Is guns, high substantial bulwarks, retmiltably strong and well built, copper fastenol, anchiseathed; a very fast sailer, and of very good capacity fora Southern Whaler, or the South Ame rican or West-Imtia Trades. Her stores are abundant, and in , prime condition, having been but a feat hours at s,a when cap• tared by his Majesty's shi/Arax, R. W. Omar , R s y. Captain, and condemned as Prize. **fterwards, Sundry WARLIKE and other STORES, PROVISIONS, &c. For Viewingi inventories, and father Information, apply to Messrs. Hawker and Sods, Merchants LUSCOMBE. Plytnouth. JOHN Broker. Plymouth, May 7th, 11111. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the. Royal Hotel,itt Plymouth, on Friday, the 27th inst. May. Immediately alter the Sale of the French brig of war Aacre - .THE SRI? PRINCE OF WALES.- 7.a.sa• Length aloft . U 2 In. Extre:ne breadth • 27 4 • Height between Decks 5 10 Depth of Alain Hold 1 i 3 Admracurement - 265 32-94 Tons. She is newly eoppered and is coppa-listtneil nu to the bends, shins without halloos, stows a law cargo, and sails remarkably fast. She has get a pew gang of lower rigging lust fitted as well as her top-mzsc Agit*: 'midis/mill found in sails and stoles, and is fit for iminediate sersler. Apply for InventorieCaa.; ether particulars to Messrs. HAWKER and SONS, Merchants, Plymouth. Plymouth, May 11;191+. SUFFOLK. 2FREEHOLD ESTATES. FAMILY MANSION. FARMS, LANDS, WOOD, AND TI ES, OF UPWARDS OF ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES. By Mr. RO1;IN1, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, ConAill, nn Thurs day, Lune 9, at l welve oClock, unless an acceptable offer is made for the whole before the 9th of June, of which due notice will be given A VALUABLE and Highly Improvable FREE - As. HOLD ESTATE, Part 'I 'the Free,. called EDWARD STONE GILOVE, situate near hit:Word, Sudbury, and bury St. Edmund's, consisting of * substantial Family Manihn., in com plete repair, with convenient Glace, of ail des,c. iptions, Coast houses, Statile', and various OW-buildings, superior walled Garden Hot-Louse, Pleasure Grounds, • & c. surrounded by upwards ' of Feur Hundred and :.'teen Acres of excellent Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood land cari , al Farm ' Houses on different parts of the Estate, with barns, stables, and all ntcessley Out-buildings, and Cottages therito belonging. Also upwards of Fifty-eight Acres of Arable, Pasture, mid Wood Land, held under the Bishop at Eif, with the Great 'tithes of nearly the whole Parish, upwards** One Theftisand '!'Free Honked Acres, the whole nearly in a nog fence, and aboundtr.g with Game. A very de , irable Property for a Gentleman fond of Field Sports.— ' Distant fifteen miles from Bury, Ipswich, and Colchester ' six miles front Melford, Hadicigh, *d Sudbury , a n d sixty front London ; excellent Neighbourhood, and good toads in all di- tendons. May be viewed by applying at the Mansion, where Particu lars may be lad, at the Angel, buret ; Crown, Sudbury . ; Inns at Meitord and Boxford.; White Horse, ipitvich; Cup,. Col cheater ; Black Boy, Chelmsford ; o f Me us. Li g htfoot and Rob son, Solicitors, C.astle-strest, Leicester-square; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. SURREY. NEAR OATLANDS, ON THE BANKS OP THE Ttfovnts. Capital Elegant RESIDENCE, with OFFICES. GARDENS, PLEASURE ROUND', seated Ina Park of near One Hem dred Acres; MANOR, FARMS, and LAND, aeljoillhig, may be had, if required; Astern miles from London. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee •bouse, 'Change Afley. Combat, on Thurs day, June 9, at TwAvq o'Clock, A. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE and MANOR, Tithe-free, and Lardmx redeemed, (VqIL 'I.ON I.ODOE): comprising an elegant and substantial Family Mansion most delightfully situate in a fine Park of near One Hundred Acres, ornamented by thriving l amber and fine Pieces of Water! Ste. the residence and proper y of a G,-ntlentari. The.HOuse Is an uniform brick -building, urected by Sir lohn Vanbtirgh, and contains on the (Irosind Floor a handsome Por tico to a spacious Entrance-hall; Dining-parlour, 24 feet by 18, communicating by folding doors to a Library with bowed freilo; a noble. Drawing-room, elegantly finished, lie feet by: ^2; feet, Opening to a Conservatory; a Morteng!toom, a Gentleman's Dresting 7 rmani, principal Staircaie leading to a Bill,ard:ronni, wi , h French W inctiws opening to a Gallery, with Velainla, atc.) toter spacious Bedchambers, with Dreninig•rooms and Water ! closers, Eci.; sod six airy pleasant Rooms over ditto, with roomy Gall ty , &c. &c.; a s^condary Staircase, excellent dune stic Of fices of all descriptions, Wine aad 11-er Cellars, ornamental I.). ; i:y, lee house, Ste.; ripen paved Yard, two Coach-lioeses, roomy S.abling : Lott and Rooms over, capital Kitchen-garden, waded round, Ind plinted with clio cr fruit-trees. Orci itt kc.; Paru-yard, Barn, Stables, and Ou:buildinzs; the whole swell suppl.ed with fine Water, in excellent order, P. I fit for the at linedire reception of a family of the first respectability. Upwards of THREE HUNDRED ACRES more LAND may be bad, if requir.nl, whiati are let in eligible lams. May he viewed by Tickets. • Particulus on the Premises, and at the Crown and Duke's 1-lead, Wal on ; Messrs. Knieht and Shrubas;e, Kingston; White Hart, Guildford; Castk, Salt Hill; Toy, Hamlet -el Court; of Messrs Jenklis, James, and Abbott, New Inn ; at Garraway*s ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwicktstreet, Golden-silo:ere, Loudun, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. DEVON. A FREEI :OLD ESTATE, ol I UATE ON THS BANKS OF '1 RlVF.kt I.XE, BETWEEN EXMOUTH AND I.Y MPETON. • • By lair: ROBINS, Al Oaffsway's Coffee.hou.e, 'Chimp-Alley, Conlin!, cn Thurs day. the 9th of June, 1814, at Twelve o'Llork, unless. au acceptable o ff er is made ( or the built becore the tte;th of h,i!.y. THE truly-desirable Freehold Villa- COURT LAND ; corny - n -131'1g a delightful Residence, fit for the accommodation of a Filutly of the first enitinction; with excel lent Offices of every de r.ription, Coach-housv, L aw n , r - yarid,and all other requisite o•-buildipes ; placed in a on aline cammanding entMence, and on a healthful gravelly *AI, on the Banks of the Eze, the ground sloping down to the kilter, of so lets, with the Ocean and variegated country, it commands beautiful and extensive views, encircled by thriving Plantations and• Gravel Walks; excellent Kitchen Gardens, walled and well swim!, extensive.tiot-houses orcbg.frames. &e. &c. with Meadow Land, the whole upwards of Thirty-eight Acres; form ing altogether one of the must beautiful Family Residetices ie the County. The Purchaser may be aeconsmodat.?d with the elegant FUR NI I URE and (mho Effects, at a valuation; as also with a Stock of excellent WINES and other Liquors. Shortly after the above, will be Sold by Attcdon, at Exeter or Easneeth, of which due notice will be given, the FARMS of UPPER and LOWER HALSDON, also TWO FIELDS at COURTLASD CROSS; the whole containing about Sixty-five Acrei, which will be divided into Lots for the convenience of purchasers. On these Lands sae a variety of beautatd situations 'for the orectioo of Vats, caamaandlas extensive views of the Ocean. RIM• and.ittljacoat oesuatry, and rendered peculiarly is doable by thee contiguity to the Town of Exmotith. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with particulars, may be had of loan Pieter, Ev4.llastor ; and at the Globe Metal, Exmouth ; Linda's lei, Mutat cad Megalith; Eta:sada, Wirlstigth rigetb King's liashparAtaiter ; WAksAlsgaidmuft e . s o sbar lf ; Whim Liras apik W. Resitkoci "arawajeli . and of Mr. ikobiss . Watatickratrett, Goldes-slaite Latakia • ef whom `Tikkefs for viiiiibegassy be ice; wade iesst the ',mato way awn. 99. 410 s 04.1 Vas od Ms Oil ar,f 0.1 bos od '11; the vinioas cosiiplialots inc to the }rrovis 1 (a= e. !here are ambeenons Arsolffal hi andreatoremorenv. alarmieg is dbeir.consertseek; than the GILAVEL and S . 10 AlNb in the BACK, LOINS, and BLADDER, trod 1.!."%r BAG°. 'Plley are complaints to wit'th 'every permit huhk, lad area foundation far every other species of Dittmar& kIItaCKAN'S PILLS, tiotnpoted ot the mast iinuoeent ingredien.s, have been ' , wit id shrgular In Oat only strefitheting the r sss4s cores -eng Abe urine, bar is trappitylimmoylet the petrifying quality ot Win which proceed the above complaints, &c. remelt% t:e calculi, or gritty mentions, and banishing every patricians tem donkey to tb.se disorders, without evitllnement. From a mew mba. ore of the powerful quality of these Pile, fully seism , : hp a private practice of many years, they are tiered to the Aber" arid reconuneuded as a core for the above complaints. Sold wholebale and grab: at hir. Uuder's, 4,s:lmpede, tem+ . of St. Paul's Chnrch.i/ant ; and rear! by Mani led Sharp. mouth ;. Nall, I - larding, aud Johnson, Gomort ; Iv rk; Mallory, Jones, Flamm ; Tiro-num, Exeter ; Cookwor:nr, and Hostaud, Plymouth ; New iniry. I ' *Om ; .0 •.f an• d Micdomild, Glasgow ; Smith, Mandenng.n, NCt4t 5.4 burs, Eatoburgh ; Crutwell. Bath ; Ross & Peck, it ;II : c ireee•-x, Edwards and Peony, aid hlQfnge, Liverpool; Stain, ni.ii ;.y aei• Manchester; Bower'. Norwich; Knott and Lloyd, Bbrui;tre. Are g Gregory, Brigtrion; White, Brighton ; and most Medias.. Vey: deal. hi hoe.. a t as , cat i s. 1 1 1 t 110Atet, I AVLUIA, 13Er; leave to inf6rm you, that ever since the yd.'"? JP- 179 u, I had bceu afflicted with the l.ues Veoerea, which trot Its obstinaiety resisting every course of medicine_preonribed by too most eminent of the faculty here, and underg..s,g sesteral segue courses of salivation and twice discharged from the Hisital,vnali little relief, would ippilsr to be of the most lwreteratt m.turv. la the spring of last year my disocUer bad got to ouch° a head, as nearly to put a pesind to my existence. In this state, I was rte con mended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cw by them here,) to take your Leakes Patent Plfts,whii began to do on tbe,Stith May; in the cours e of a fortnigh (texas receive benefit. In little more than a mouth I becam...ler your liberal advice and medicine. perfectly free frost my tie► met complaints, have reeaver,d my former spirits antis and am become tally and fat, in which state bring co i f:dn. many months to the' utoiusisment of all who knew me, am at a loss in what ternfs to express my gratitude, hut beg you W the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my ease as public as possible, as tshall on every occasion—in so dolag yea will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful uhedieto e vry lama& see. rant, ALEX. 4tritt4e.. Swan'. Close, High-strict. Edinburgh. • f - Prepared anti sold by etc sole l!inprittor, TlsesMps Trfier; Member of theltoyal College of Stzgeons in London, at his how. N 0.9, New Bri,lge-arrest. They are also sold by Ids appointment, at the Perfumer's. Wis. 35 . , St. Alban's-street, Pali Mall ; the Toy-strop, No. (OS, Oa. ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, Nis. 7, Fish-street-hill, mortyase. posite the Monument; and by one person In every consider brio town in England, Lc. in boxes only 2s. 9d. cads, sealed up Ivieh 'ulland plant directions, wh4reby personsofelthor sex may ears themselves w4th ease anti secrecy. RENOVATED HEALTH. • TT has been too frequently the syhject of just on& feneral reprobatiOn;that men destitute o the 'eletnews of :he Medical art have offered themselves as eaodidates far public pa. 'range In the profession of Physic. For the purpose of doing jus tice to the result of out studies and experiences and to prevent as front being classed among those empirics whose impudent pr,.. tensions have, unfortunately for eocoety. been two faviturably re. wired, we beg leave to submit us dm liberal sod ettlightene 1, as faithfulatatemtmt of our pursuits sail acquirements. After havinat received a regular medical cameos, as them Of Messrs (Modal and Blizard, where lectures sod•peoeclee carefully att unded, as Professors and Surgeons of the i Londoss nos. pital, we entered ourselves as students, in that justly telebitted school for medical acquiretrients, the Royal College of Edina. burgh, and were instructed lei the different branches if Amman Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Physic, Cbensharc, M.d wifes7, Erwany,Tcc. &c. ir.c. by those eetinent Protestors, Drs. Month, Greguty, Black, Hamilton, Dolma, and Rut r r:ard. We trust we shall not be deemed yrolemptocres 111 say sae. ‘eAL our proßeiency and acquirements are sietkieensiaerabie. liavnie for a long wiles of 'years made VENEREAL COMPLAIN and the various diseases of DEBILI l'Y, the particular olsject our studies and practice, it will, urn hope, be allowed that ave:howo acquired superior knowledge of their treatmeot adid eats.. Its slight and recent caws of tneection, a perfect rinesPNlkalment is complred in the short period of two days,• ahrsecot the uttnost inveteracy,-where other practitioners have failed of lino- etas, a proper perseverance in our plan of utaunent ensates eo the pitiful: a safe and radical care. Awildst the melancholy varhpy of dividers witiciere Slit ef frets of Ion: and moot unhappily pursued by the youth of bath sex .r re I. , !Ir more alai tott g or rriore distressing (Ms throe dc • cries and debil,ties which ft equently prevent or em bitter the matrimonial state. In such per..mo it must be a eon. soling reflection•t• know tbat they war ',ow, ty a new and infal. 1:hle made of treatment, here ;tired to that velure of all human blessinps, a strong, manly, mei vigorous constitu ion In all cases of debility, from whatever cati..e arcing, as w.II as in every 'spe. des of %/apical intedion, we may be consulted by patients of either sex wth the greatest sc:recy srs of con. saltation at home from ten to three, add 11.01 six in the ove , t.i.g till ten at night. • Patents ill the country are rect.* ?st-4 to ..•:.te th • part ;culara og thAr CAW. age, and getteril hient of ti. 1114, St.e. I.tclnet , g a geom• more for slv‘ce and mcdLin •s, when tie. ,san• Kill he ; jam or sent to any pars or the k nz.kno. To enit.rs that sertee) an 11. to our no,les taking, the postage in letters nit.y be aided to .1w eczotint for nteltemes. CURRIE and Co. survoni, No 107, Hatt m-Clartlen. 1.61412KiN1 Ptinted by Lava:. Katn,-Pickett Plate; ribbl3ad than, 6,nd at the Sur tillke.Temple ApyieE: WHEN Men of Eduzation and ?roiessional skill use persevertig endeavours to lisepeo the ino , t sate aid -.rta.n method of zeatng a few pre.viling P•seases, to greets* NI! scsuir of their experience is the best proof of st per'or;ty. Mtssrl. GUS:: and Co. zs regular Members of the Royal College of Surgt.ms in Loudon, have been induced to male Eh. Cure o! the isllovel.ng tZte Osject o. their Farticular study, eta. a cermin 1:1,orler, frevent - y contrace'd in a moment of cation, and as concomaulta, Strictores an Gleets, w 1 ids, by an improved plan, are speetlly cod effectually cured; as also dr bi,rty, who ar'sitn: from 1 3acelqAtanan Indulgences, long reel. a..nce sr - , ..ern chmater." or a secret solitary vice, too often ea h-Qpily pursued Ly the youth of bvti sexes, In the one cassing sterility or bat•renne.si, sail in she other a tem.:ions train of ner vous cheases, which, if not timely remettied, terminate in impo tence and consumption. In that distressiug state of debility .le deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, or arising from any other cause, by 'which the powers of the cansts tutlipt become enfeebled, a t. regularly educated Surgeons of I.utt don, they offer a Urn, bate, and speedy reiteration to so..nd sod vtgorous health. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively processing the cure of these particular complaints, in orgies . that they may r- be, by a mistaken few,•marke ' d with the obloquy so justly attached to the ignorant empiric, think It but justice to thems.4ves to rime that they have been properly educated and instiated bets evary branch of the profession (certificates of which, irons Unfertne Hospitals,' and .tettimoni.tia irons the most eminent siciacs, they have to convince any inquirer) that the brevets resold*; front their endeavattrs first induced them to quit the tractice of the general Practitioner, an.: they presume that thtir yr. te.w•nos constitute elan- ground for the unprecedented riesilie.ire Is. to which they have, by the Public. been 5.1..) The result of a long a:td cateusi:e practice !,as eta' u.,1 by a superior method, to remove venereal complates, buses..: inveterate or comeller.el, without s , ..+Jectine tie ;auto, n• e least restraint in diet or exercise; and - tr r.teat Cases . . early applkatton is made on discovery of tl.e,usfectiuss, they it• - questly perform a cure In the Short space of two days. Ibe up. precadented success ot their muds of treatment (which has r 'hems known to fail in meld:tee Instance Ina practice of 16 year.. during *bleb pesiod many thousand person. ut both sexes ha been cuted, even after severe and injurious methods hit b.. t. Ipursued by other Ptac. itionen without riled), induces them to thus pabbe r lx offer their advice. doable *nutted daily ey Patients e either sex, with secrecy s alb attention.—Letters from the country, anursr ag the'particslats of the case, age, and manna - of Wing, toche.i..z EfluiVekr,t, dilly attended to, and advice and Medicine for w warded anly patt of the kingd om. finresone. le, ,steseeele,evee• N' d J . 'tams 0486; StTILLEY THE 4 lit tilif OPMO* 144/ 1 4 1 ‘& 16 . :a .. A ..4 Al i o: . e a r :: t ans Miry & tilla r eild„ "r iu "Filihr oesidude l.ral with,..at of dile Mr iii Yl= called "31 • Pastiminic isomers THIS EVENING, MONI Oa VAC) , Erwin 1 Tertalapoute IS CdISOCINS • Y es lot Du r o, whew by Mr. E TSAVAGE CHIEPTAI e Made comma by Mr. M. dated *odor the dlrottioa of Mr. a ebaraeteristie Pas de Trois, by I Album C. mud F. Worm. Compose After tibia, the popular DlNlceol I Soup, Duets, sad Chanute% writ tI BRITONS at BOUR The DOWNFALL of le which Mr. 'Gilbert will sing si The Devil and loseporte." T6B emeinfe !meetslaments to en Gond dads Malmdrometie by Mr. bilstmon, and prodneed trots. tailed SHAMACDA ; or. TH New limes are in act Plum to be bad of Mr. Dann. , attend et the Ofice from'ten rill Fc Doors opened at Half put Five commence st Half-pmt Si: pri.cisely. Bone ts. Pit Ss. Gallery la. Secs nut. wEsTALL's THE NEW GALLERY, Garry. Pali-Mall, is now 0 of the Pictures and Drawings of RI( Two Honked and Potty of wide% Itilsised.—Admivamo One fibilimg. TRONCHIT's GVI Thi , day was publi P I CTURE OF PARIS,; to all the Public Buildings Curlos;ties, in tbat Metropolis; Kontos front the Coat to Paris; of observation on the Journey, a tions, Distances in English Milts, to Strangers on their brat arrivi with &cane@ Map of the varietal of rattle InWings, and other in By LOUIS T London Frintel for Sharlene ter-row; and lobar Hatcbard, F Shaw, and Horn, of Doses ; Do: and Whit. rdso, and Pawner, !.AEONS' GUI This day was published, &eel) p Uw rated with a large Quarto the latest Authotities, a Map IlAndon, and a lila of Paris, APRACTICALGUII Labotoo tol'aris; %eluding Routes, the Peeing Regulation =4 Local Observations; Dime arrival, Dot:A/don of Public E Amusement, Street', Markets, mem Catalogue of Paintings, an, in the French Metropolis and I. London : Published by S. and aosteturow ; gad add by ad otb Of whom may LaTOble New M• en PAR'', coloured, and in 0 °HULCE WINES.-1 N.) 1 a 4 t per General Mlnl Madeira, 4t.s. 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MOND and Il3' PAUL, in the ISL AND o TOUrt NUNIALED an Cote and Pastore Lauds % Dwelling bou.es.Sogar-v ' site 13unding*; 'l'wo II Cwt.'s; together with S. venty-four Head of C Plants ion Implements, Particulars may be hail Pirate, in Antigua ; 01 • - George-street, Ade Irhi; trace lane, (A:artier ; Coltee-houbea; and of 4 WPM "bets luventt WELLINGTON THE high estimation in ue held on the Continent f being impervious to the heaviest rat uncle to be tubstituted for the sa duty I s t o‘t respectfully to state. I be bad of him, the sole Proprier< Royal Family (stamped). No. 4, KI London. N. 13. Merchants will find chit tcatioa.