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between the Plaintiff and Defene!'tit were to be upon no other terms. Lord la.t.Fv aoaoucrt was of opinion that the evidence on t le part of the Defendant did not amount to ar anfwer to the Plaintiff's claim, and the Jury returned a verdiet for the plaintiff. HUMBERT V. HARRIS AND WIRERS. Mr. iIt;KINE oblerved, this cafe lay within a narrow compafs, and retied on adrniffions on both fides. It was an at9ion brought by the Plaintiff, who had been fccretary to Admiral Kingfmill, on the Irith Ratio's, and putter of the Doris, when it was ct annanded by Lord Ranclagh, and after wards, when the command was given to Captain Halliday ; by Atl of Parliament, officers in the navy were enabled to appoint agents who had cer tain duties affigned to them, which were not only extremely lucrative to themfelves, but convenient to the officers who appointed them. The Doris having taken a prize, the Defendants, by a letter of attorney, executed by Lord Ranelagh and his officers, were appointed agents to manage their concerns relative to all captures and recaptures. — In January 18ot, the Doris was in port, and Lord Ranelagh dying, the command was given to Cap. tain Halliday, and on the zoth of the fame month the Doris captured a valuable French fhip, which, on the loth of March following, was condemned, allotted, and arranged for fale. On the ta.th of April the Captain and Officers made a new power of Agency, appointing the plaintiff to act jointly with the Defendants, he contended, that by virtue of this power the Plaintiff was entitled jointly with the Defendants to the profits of the Agency. The (Ingle quetiion would be, whether the &ft power of Attorney was revocable ? Lord ELLINIOROUGH was of opinion, that the Officers of the fhip could not appoint an addi►ional agent without firti afcertaining whether the agents before appointed wand confent to aft with him ; and further, that before fuch appointment, they ought to have tendered to the firft appointed agents the amount of thole profits which had been vetted in them. Upon the espreffion of this opinion, the Plaintiff was nonfuited. LONDON SESSIONS. Yeßerday William Bowen was indicted by the churchwardens and overfeers of the parifh of St. Andrew, Holborn, for a mifdemeanour in having refored to terve as a conllable of that parifb, after he had been regularly chofen for the office by a wardmote. Mr. Srivarrea, the Common Serieant, Rated to the Court the motives which had induced the par& to commence the prefent profecution, as oceediogfrom the contemptuous manner in which th e c defendant had treated their orders, with refpee to his appointment as a conftable. His abode was at No. 6, Furnival's-inn court, where be kept a ihop as a tailor. In that llama= he had refuted to acknowledge the authority of the Inas of St. Andrew's, under a pretence that his horde hood in the county of Middkfex. The Jury would, however, fee by the evidesee if Inch an denims could be supported. It was a matter that required a aria iuveffigation, it was not only material to the defendant, but alfo to the city, as it went to afeertain the extent of its boundaries. The witneffes for the profecution were called : they were principally the colletiors drams belong ing to the parilh ; they all Paid that they had re ceived the different taxes for St. Andrew's, from Bowen, who had paid them without complaining. A map of the city was brought from the office of works, by which it appeared that the buildings in Furnival's-inn were in the city, and its garden was is Middlefer. This map, however, differed greatly from that made by Stowe. It made the Temples in Middlefex, at the fainctime part of one isknown to be in the city. In many other refpeas it was erroneous. Mr. Phips, a City Surveyor, raid, that part of No. y, the houfe next to that in which the defen dant lived, was the boundary of the city ; it extend. ed across the court to a drain which belonged to the with, and that No. 6, was twelve feet in the county of Middlefex. Mr. Knowias called the evidence for the defen dant, the moil material of whom was Thomas Clarke, an oaicer to the Sheriff of Middlefex : he Paid that he lived at No. 9, in Fut nivars.inn-coort, nearly oppofite to Mr. Bowen, in whole both he , could not arra a man with a London procefs; witnefs had once executed in the defendant's book a Middlefex procefs for 130=1. and he always be lieved it to he in the latter county. Several other Sherirs officers Rated to thetas= effea. Thomas Wellfield, the landlord of the hoofe in which Bowen lived, Paid that be bought the fame at Garraway's, as a Middlefex freeholder, and he held it as such. Theodofius French, an officer at the Court of Requeas in Fulwood's rents, Rated, that the ex tent of the boundary for Middlefex began at No. 5, in Furnival's-inn-court, part of which was in. the laid county, and all below it in the city. The Recorder, Sir Jona Rosa, summed up the evidence and exprefsly Rated the erroneous appear ance of the maps, which had been brought toffiew the limits of the parifh ; from them he &ferved no pofitive information had been derived as to the true fituation of the defendant's houfe. He was, however, of opinion, that the latter was under the jurifdietion of the parith, as he had paid the re lar rates, levied by the different officers. If the jury were of the fame belief they would find him guilty, and enforce the tine attached to the of fence ; if they lhould think otherwik, they w o uld act sit him. The Jury %tired for near an hour, and on their return pronounced the dclendant—Not Gurhy. POLICE. ROW-ST a r T. —Yefierday •nn4l, Trsaidell was crirr.rni!ted trial ar the net: AlEaes for Surrey, un th- charge of having been r.f the wilful r.f Ler n: tlc 1).t.1:41d . Ihe r, a; . the on morn of toe 3I ti of March lad, Witt. nctivcred cf child. in the pr;vr iirc;.f, honfe, at Cie f•:1- vny Water Cate. :inJ .cli 1.1*;1• .titer aiivc 'Lucia by faux :via() hcard is cries; when dircovered, it had te►n brickbats upon its bn dy, but did not appear to have fuftained any ma in i.tl injury ; it however died in four days after w.rds,s.ind upon opening itt head, it was found to hav,-, received fume braes. --- UNION Hatt.—Yellerday the two perfons be longing to the prefs gang, who were in cuilody, one tor wounding one of the police officers in the head with his cutlafs, the other for an afikult, were brought up, and the life of the wounded man be ing declared out of danger, were admitted to bail. Guitsmatt.—Yciterday a man of genteel ap. pearance underwent examination on fufpicion of having Ilolen a mare, the property of a gentleman in the county of Surrey. The prifoner was corn mitred for trial. ...... Three journeymen carpenters, of the names of eke, Pear/on, and Rudd, in the employ of Mr. Rolfe, builder, of Broad-fireet, attended by virtue of warrants, charged upon the oaths of their em ployer and others, with negleCting to fulfill their contraets, to finifh fome hooks in Skinner ltreet, Snow-hill, and with going into the employ of other perfons, in the fame ftreet, to the prejudice of Mr. Rolfe, when Luke was adjudged to be imprifoned in Bridewell for two months, and the other two for one month each. HAVERFORDWEST, APRIL r 3. At our General Salons, a few days lime, a point of late very interefling to all landlords and tenants came on to be difeuffed in a elute wherein John Bart let Allen, Efq. of Cretfelly, was the plain tiff, and Mrs. Harris was the defendant. It was an affirm of ejeftment, brought to recover the pof feffion of a very valuable farm, which had been let by Mr. Allen, to Mr. Williams, the father of Mrs. Harris, on a leafe, referving a condition, that if the leffec or his afligns thould, without the licence of the leffors in writing, let any part of the pre mites, excepting the pafture lands, to be depaftur ed only, the leffor thould have a right to re-enter, and avoid the kale. It appeared in evidence, that Mrs. Harris had let out the whole of the farm to different under tenants, and that the had, two or three years ago, when corn was dear, given per million to thofe under tenants to plough up the pafture land, exacting from them a higher rent in confequence. On the part of the defendant thefe fads were not denied—hut it was proved that in the year :795, before the a&s of forfeiture had , been committed, Mr. Allen had by letter given Mrs. Harris leave to let the manfion houfe to a relpeßable tenant, on condition of his fulfilling the covenants of the 'cafe, and not tiling the plough on any part of the premifes. On this evidence, Mr. TovcxgT, Mr. PHELPS, and Mr. LORD, for the defendant, argued, that according to Duni pries cafe, which is reported by Lord Coke, the licence given by the plaintiff to let part of the elates, dettroyed the condition altogether, that cafe eftablithing, that a condition of this fort is en tire, and if difpenfed with in part, is difpenfed with in the whole, and for ever ; that in confeqoence, Mrs. Harris's intereft, after fuch licence, be came abfulute, and freed from the conditions ' and Mr Allen could take no advantage of her fub fequent aRs. On the other hand, Mr. &duet WILLIAMS, Mr. Assam, and Mr. TAUNTON, for the plaintiff, contended, with great ability, that here were two dittinet alts of forfeiture proved, viz. the underletting, and the ploughing up of the paf ture land ; that though the condition as to the nn derletting was difpenfed with according to the authority cited, yet that had nothing to do with the ploughing op, to which Mr. Allen had given no permifflon, but, on the contrary, had exprefsly protetted againft it. 1 Mr. Jultice LLOYD, in a molt able and perfpi cuous judgment, delivered the opinion of the Court, that the objeßion againft the plaintiff's re covering mutt fucceed. He obferved that the rule eftablithed in Dumpor's cafe bad always been con fidered as good law, and that it was not in his power as a Judge to gratify his own inclinations, and overturn the doßrine that had been uniform ly aged upon. He laid, conditions of this fort had always been viewed with a jealous eye by Courts of Juftice, inalmuch as they went to defeat vetted interefts, and to extend forfeitures. They there fore had been always conftrued ftriftly. In this cafe, there was no expref condition not to plough up the parlor. land, Inch a condition being only to be implied from the terms of the leafe giving li cence to the leffee to lett the pafture land to be depaltured only. But thefs conditions, to a breach of which a forfeiture attached, were not, he Paid, to be extended by implication or cot:1401;nm The rule in Dumpoes cafe, therefore, aridly ap• plied, and the confequence was, that the plaintiff could not maintain this affirm. By this decition, the important rule of law, that a licence to let a pan of dernifed premifes wholly deftroys a reftrialve condition againft alienating, and operates as a licence to let the refidue, is ful ly eftablifheck A few days ago, a poor man at Chenlky, died of a locked jaw; in the molt excruciating agony, occalioned by cutting a corn. which had been teoublefome, rather too dole ; in confequence of which, be was inn:lndy fei zed with filch acute pain, as to prevent him from putting his foot to the ground, and expired as abov: dcfcribed, three days after. INFOKMATION GIVFX.—A% within there three months feveral pedant have found confiderable be nefit, and perfnnally txprelfed their thanks to the Propiietors of St itssua., 's Anti-fcorbutic Drops, for the return rf Health they have received, by taking their Medicine ; and as others have been! enquiring for a remedy to caunteratt that crop rim' which in fo many cafes has followed the In fluenza, it is their peculiar fatiefaeinn in thus hav ing in their power to remove their anxieties In fatis on this head. Thole who are fubied to annual returns of Sc,,rbutic complaints at this lea ! fon, experience has taught them the value of filch a Medicine, they have not now tri learn its efficacy or its repLzation, Rindings as it it..ec, unrqualled in the annals of Medicine, whether istimin;liered in apCied to o,;viate the filGtiuo of Gout. Iti%tirnatifm, tc. or acrininrions etatioas breaking out VII the Curfac: of the Skis. LONDON MAEZETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, APRIL. If. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the 4th of April to the 9th of April. Total-5761 quarters. Average 57x. 34. Is. 3d lower than loft retort'. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Ibis (newsltc.to7l;o; j Pockets (new) 81 os to 91 Sis PRICE OE SEEDS, Aprli 18. Red Clover (new) 65s to 965 per cwt. Red Clover (old) 253 to 65s per cwt. White ditto yos to Ilk Trefoil scs to 56s Turnip its to 305 per bullid Rye Grab 215 to sos per quieter Carraway 36s to 42s per cwt. Coriander 28s to Joe ditto Canary Seed Scs to 854 ditto New Rape Seed 321 to 351 per lalt. Brown Mullard Seed as to *is per bulkid. White ditto 143 to 206 per ditto. Broad Beans 325 to 345 per do. Long Pods 33s to 36s per do. Rib Urals 253 to 565. per cwt. SMITHFIELD, April tB. 1 To fink the offal—per ltooe of 81b. Beef es 4d to 5s 6d og iVeal 5s od to 7s od Mutton ss od to 66 od Pork 46 od to 56 4d Mu Lamb 7s. to 9s. al. 1 HEAD OF Till/ DAY. Sea ts about sooo—Skeep and Lamls 8,000. Nk.WG.ITE and LEADENHAI.L, April Per Bone of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 3s ed to es fill Veal es od to 6s od Mutton es 4d to 3$ ed Pork 4s od Ss 4d Lamb 6s. . to Bs. od. RAW HIDES, April 18. Hides (puritans) 3s Ild to as od 'Heavy Calf 9s 64 met Middling 3s 4d to 3s 6d Horfe Skins Ins to as od Ordinary 3s od to 34 ad Sheep Skins 4s od to 8s 6d Lamb Skins 2,6 d to 31 6d. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AI LEADENHALL, Butts, Soto 361 b each and to 2C iti Dtteo,6o to 631 b sad to aid Merchants Backs 59 . 1 to 1 944 Wang Hides nod to aid • Fine Coach Hides aid to 234 Crop Hides for Cutting and to ac r d Flat Ordinary 1, 1 4, to 194 Calf Skins, 40 to sob per dozen 2d to 344 Ditto so to 701 h 28d to 334 Ditto 7o to Bolb 26d to Vel Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 319 d to 4s od Large ditto sow to 14os per doz. Tanned Hot* Hides tBs to 33s each PRICE OF TAI.LOW IN LONDON. _ --- - - St. James's market 4s 6d Town Tallow 76104 tool Clare Market ss sd Ruffia ditto (en) 74 1 04 to is. Whitechapel Market Italia ditto (foap) 7os to a (pa Rate of Vb.) 4s sd Melted Stuff sBsod to gra Mt* tog& 4as od 13s 441 Graves a6s od to as Menet Price 4$ 54 4 Goad Deer coo to 04 Ydlow Seep, 780. to 0c.440tded.1165.--Curd, pos. Price of Candles per dozen, tn. od.-.Metilds, tas ad. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, April tft. Sealthfidd. St. James's. WhitodsapeL O. Hay 51ft06 t 5 4 0 to 7 00 1 4 oto6 00 Straw 7 aces 8 tl6oto a tt 6 zlBto s 4 o Clow 4soto 7 0 6 oto 7 o 0 COALS, April 18. Deft Cab in the Pool, sL 3s. 6d. par Chaldean. Delivered sl. las 6d. Sunderland. al. los. ad. Delivered sl. Es. od BIRTHS. In St. Georsrea.ftreet, Rutland-4am, Dublbs, the Lady of jobs Vetehas*, of alba. On Ibe is& ist. is Soraer's4asset, the Lady of Count Tarter, WO a Muleteer. MARRIED. Lately, at Waltham Wes, the Stm. William John Burford, to Hardetflotart. Lieu. John Caftis„ of the r3th foot, to Mife Orange, of Cook/town, count of Wicklow. The Rev. joint tWt, to Mifs Letida Wantland, feemad daughter einem. Wantland, of Daifyhill, county of Laotian/key, 134 This morning, at St. Clement's Danes, by the Rev. Wm. Tooke, George Auguftus Lee, Efq. of Manehefter, to MW Mary Ewan, yasogelt daughter of the Me fittv. John Ewart„ enamel.. Yeftsrday at four recipek ' Maier Maxwell. ddelt fen of Sir Wm. Maxwell, brother'of the Ditchers of Gorden, to Mifs Catharine Fordyee, &t ester of loin Fordyce, E. at her fa titer's book, Mlfs Rear* sod Mr. Dupre, idled ea the brids4nim sod Isidoseald igen the secs don. After the mammy, the umuwenwid omit lit of for Wan. Park, the feat of htr. Dupre, now Isiewmilsid. Mr. Dupre celebrated the event with a (*odd amen at his bode i. Grafton-ftreet, which was attended t ik Lifoonnts item and Hkrehinbmoke ; Lore Gram end Mrs J. Okay and Stephen Ohm Mdiks. Bt. George Ca. Maideeks, ii Craven. Walley, and Maier.; Ylfoonotefs boom; 1 L= Lama, Emily Vidiley, and C. Wagon ; bin Bad two Mifs Fordyce's. DIED. At Edinburgh, on the 9th inf. Mrs Mary Robatfon,rcildt of the Rev. Jas. Syme, late Mlnifter of Allow. At Edinburgh, en the zoth MIL of a deeline, Mrs. Jane S.- fauna James, wife elf Captain Themes Phipps Howard, of the York Haan, and famed daughter.( the late Hugh James, M. D. of Jamaica. At Edkburgh, en the 7th in& Mrs. Margaret Nayfmith, re- MR of Mr. Ales. Parlane, late furious In Glafgow. At Port*, so the 4th bd. Mrs. Stewart, widow of tie late Patrick Stewart. Efq. of Tannachy. At Edinburgh, on the Sth Ina. in the pit year ends age, Mr. Henry Home, writer to the fignet. At WaitUtea. near Edinburgh. on the 9th init. MA Ma beth Muse,ehleit daughter of Thomas Here, Efq. of Warritton. At an advanced pre; is Abbeyikend, Samuel * Coates, Eft In Great Georges-arca. north. Dublin, Major Andras Upton, late of the t3th Light Dragoons. Un the asth ult. Mts. Turner, of Turner-hill, county of Ar magh, the Lady of Jacob) urner, Efq. At Leith.the ma. mes It Ef The Rev. John Lloyd. S. D. Vita/ of Holywell. Flintedre. This prehrman is in the gift of the Principal and 'Mows of Jefus Cage. Monday fentdest, at Pinner HID Hsufe, Mrs. Lloyd, widow of the late Richard Lloyd,Efq. and daugiter of the late Sir T. Wheatc, Bart. of Campton Park, Oxfordibire. At P.diley, me the loth Init. in his Sift year, Thomas Bifs lai,d, Auckentarly, Eft On the 6th Milani, in the 63d year of her age, after a hog and painful Inners, at his honk, in Somerfet-plaoe, the Lady of air John Hennow ' Mil Surveyor of his Majelles Navy; and on Friday Taft, , her Ladyodp's Remains were removed front Town and depofned in Sir John's family vault, et Wool. wick,—Of the virtues requifite to obtain the 'fir c of aa, aloe tionate Wife, Parent, arol Friend, few hare pod a greater puri,n than this I ody. At .ratford Houk, in the county of Filet, on Monday morning loft, at a quarter pat one o'clock, the Right Honour. able John I aird Henniker, Baron Handkir of Stratford upon Maury, of Stratford Hosife,aad Newton Hall. both in the coun ty of Mr; Grrat Riesling's Hall, in the county of Suffolk, and si . ti ln the in, of Tha net. His I.otdelip WiLa defended from an araiii.nt family in the minty of Kurt. tic married, [747, Ann, dile& daughter and cohrirds of Air John Bart. who died 1792. Ile ferret! Hi7fi Sheriff for EZeit in 752 ; was Rept, fentative In Parliament for the Borough of Sudbury in the fiat Parliament of Ms prcfent MaJefty's and of the 'Fount sod Port of Dor r. in two Parliaments, lie was made Lieut.-cant and Deputy %Val:on of the Fierfl of W.* Lam in 3763, and was one of the Deputy Lieutenant. and Ntaglitrates far the rout:l. of Met, an I.F. R. S. In t 7St he foccec4al his father in law in the dignity of Bartr•et, and in shoo he u'as criated Lord Henniker, Darol Henniker of Strat ford upon Stamen id the canary of %Viable, in the kingdom of Iscland WANTS a Sittiation, a Widow. thrnej , o . free from Incvmbrancel, r Plain Ceek 'and keeper. In a fniall Family, or with a Sugtc L,l3r nr Cent: man. Has nu oiijitZtion to fwierintend tie 11.‘r of in the Politic Trade. Can lu;rha good cirarna,r, and w e r:cnnirnended..—Pleafe to (sr.% putt 1)41, to M. M. az 1 . 1:. Collings', No. IoS. St. John-itrcet, Clerkrnwell. SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By VERRALL and SON. At the White H4ll Inn, at Lewes, in the County of on Saturday the 2111 day of May next, batmen the Heals of Four and Sit o'clock In the Afternoon of that day. 1 'HE Manor or reputed Manor of HENDAL, together with the Capital Meicuage'or Manton Houk Bama, Oafthoufe, and other Buildings, and ally Acres (mire or kft) of Arable, Meadow, Pafture, Wirxl land, and Hap Ground thereto belonging, called H h.NDAL FARM, defirabip Must': at Boated, in the Paid County. The whole Edate is Freehold, and lies within a Ring Fence adjoining the Turnpike Road leading from Tunbridgc We:lt tai Lewes and Brighthelnifton; is diftant front Lewes, fen Mile.; from Tunbridge Wells. Ten Males; and from Brighthanfica. Eighteen Miles. The Houk and Buildings are fubfiantial and in good Rep ir. The Land is in a (tete of very high Cu'tivation, havia4 k -11 for feveral Years raft in the Hands of the Proprietors, sells have hiid out confidcrable Sums of Money in improvement.... The Wood Land is well flocked with young growing 'limber, and the Country abounds with Game. The Houfe Rands on an Eminence, and entnmands a very extenfive and pidturefque View of the South Downs and fur rounding Country, and is capahie of great Imprortment at a trilling Expence. The inuation of Bolted is dry and healthy, and the Roads and Water Are good. A Trout Stream runs through part of the Eitate,and friend Packs of Hounds arc kept In the Neighbourhood. _ _ Poffefflon May be had at Michaelmas nest.and farther Par ticulars known by applying to Mr. John Trill, Oringdetta. near Brightheimlton ; Mr. Richard Trill, Head.* Busted; or to Mr. Rickard Turner, Attune), Lewes. PREGNANT LADIES, Whole litigation requires a temporary retirement. MR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Man Midwife, offers to accommodate Ladies in an airy and retired fen ation, with Apartments to lye-la, on terms fulled to their rir onnftances and &nation In life; their infants put out to nurfe. and humanely taken ewe of; and as Humanity Mduces him to offer his affsttance to alleviate the hervars of ousualcd FN. toancy, he Batters himfelf LacUcs will find on application wino the greateft attention, and molt profound fecrecy. Lotus (poft paid) to Mr. Watfon, Surgeon and Men-Mid. wife, or to Mrs. Watfon ' Midwife, No. tp, Charieetwftrect. Sorry-fits of Blackfriar's-bridge, will inert Mg moft painted attention. where may be had, Tke PILL IlttfrDICTA, at tl. r,. per box, a certain and effeCtual Remedy to remove all Obftrx. risme and irregularities. and an eseellait Medicine after b. 14 Lvings in. Cr Country Gentlemen and °then are informed that ill., may be (applied with this valuable Medicine by fending thdr Orders by Coachmen or Newtown, or by enclofing Cads in a final Pared, dizedied to. Mr. JOHN WADE, No. leg, Fleet-three, Loudon, for which Purpofe complete Packing Boxes are provided for fending It with fatly to any part of this Kingdom, Ireland, Scotland, Bco. HUNTER's RESTORATIVE BALSAM of LIFE and HEALTH, is the drii Medicine in the world for mitering and invigorating the Cnnftirutlons of whir weakened and debilitated by a Calf& of thilipated pleatures,or indeed by any other elutes. Every day produces teed accounts of the fingular fuccefs of this invaluable Reltorative Medicine, and many gentlemen hive been candid camel to declare, that it had tumefied in cafes when every other Medicine proved ineffeedual. • ••• (Mideast° of the firft tfilliadtion is tkis kinephsm, m well u others, whole eonititutleas were berg a debilitated. have experienced the good ellket• of Aline makine- Fee Nervous Dam /a proceeding Alin meedive drinking, 6d fipated Ombra the hnmedsrate ale of tca,or from whatemg °caftans great debillry'intd retstaticm of the folids,a better acs* fake Medicine cannot be taken. Numbers who had Mar* gone too powerful merles of mercury, (that bane of health). which reduced them to a nate of miferableesillence, received the mini& benefit from this Reiterative; for aftee kis of firength and *ow, they happily regained theft former health. Per pains in the back and loins, gime and timbal wminsetSs. perhaps there is oat any Medicine ia public or private practice which has been ft, fuecciatiL • . . Reiterative Is prepared In pills, which mere gradual and Lifting dices than all the int-rnal fostis e lgi finer parts of the Italians are alto better preferred. To be had at Wade's MedicinakWoreitoutet, Nw t63,Filett , Meet. and No. :3, Old Bond-fine t• Tan Royal Eubanks* Bacon, Na. tjo, o: ford -firm ; and all whir Venders of hie• &eines in Town and Country, price 6s. 3d the boa ; err kiwi/ . be bad in larger boxes, price only 11. sta which emit* the quantity of fie (mall boxes, a. made op for the anny,natry,lllc. A Pamphlet on the virtues of the Reiterative, with a Lilted Important Cares, slay be bad ache Venda% mite 64. WHEN Profernonal Men of education and re fponbbinty deviate from the general Virtu by the &- kakis of a peculiar Stanch, tbe4andios lung condoned fosters is the heft criterion of foperiorlty. Ten yours have I devoted my prodiee to the rielaire two matt of TIMER DISORDERS, and the foceefsful Wok of my pin glom me additional ardour to oppofe as far is I son* able the ravages of that complalats which are the ma import. eat in the catalogue of human Iniamitlce. Alter inldatlon into ovary helm* as au Army Sargent. formed a with at an only petiole Pradike to recur individo. ale from the Ignorance of uneducated Mm, or the equally deo. prose prodpitancy of general Pradtltloners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the core of *bleb I have do. mod my attention, comprise every !pecks if VENEREAL. INFICIION, whether of a recent or long doratimo.--sdly. An Lads of DEBILITY, whether ariting from the habits at Schoofboys, or the Indolence of tnature a r c, and lOW that de rangement of the fyitent in Woman which Is called BARREN NES.I or STERILI ir Y. Numerous dikafes are the ref& et ignanace or hate in the treatment of a fipple Goserbea, and it not unfrequanly hap pens that the feeds of Life are by the indiferetion of m ainguarsird hems By a method fact complaints am wily cured, and even where others have failed, I malt that may pretense to offer a radical re-eßablithment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dards In the diforder, compered with the calamitous lituations ef Mat, wise from Indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalase Gaieties of a fafhlonable Life, acquire that Rare of Dthihry which is the unavoidable conkquence of Bich per:damn habits Where the unhappy (offerer broods weer his tnifery, butter. fully conceals his misfortune. It may be tome coaktiation for him to knew, that although it be an *CI of doubt or uncer tainty with trier Pnitlitinuers the rannval of there DZfl. CIENCUS by the gradual words of renovaino is theacquiro• nem of my experience. If the rites of Bacehut or Yates hale begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be pre ceza by an catty coanteradioo of this languid Puts and is the.* cafes no great dificeltles will occur. But where this deficiency has for years ailed, a prey* Perfeverance is indifperifibly requifite m mire the Ihtnibarieg (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Con:hoodoo MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappo'ntot in their expettations of a Family, may be 'aural, that in moat inflames loch defects are curable by Medical RIC The SECRECY which 11 fe cranial to sey usalionahhietsmi the qualifications which I have prefumed to Rate. form the Bain of my eretenflonr, end in cansidenec with loch this Lod merlon is given, that Mr. BRIE miy be confalted perfatelly (er by Inters Mclean, a (mall note) at his beefs Ns sp, Anew SA II met, Strand, near Temple-Bar. 'Thee. is an additional anemia la Water-Brett sliondag and the name is on Death the doom. M. P R LE, Manba of the Royal Calege or S !Hut.' W., II- H. Al' LONLYON !RIDGY. o.hroW Morning • • •• •• • 4$ minutes after • ARatw•o I.ONUON: Prlntedand putellthedbTLEVEL ICENT,psf Car tclirm-)1.4t, Lambeth) et Ilk. Ste e Or rms. No. ',Camp Ar‘A.L. alto at the Stilt Ornes, Torileans