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.0 P!! LAW INTELLIGENCE. COCKPIT, WHI'T'EHALL, JUNE i 4. Before sue Moll Noble and Right hon. the Lords Commit!loners in Prize Caufes. Dorothea, --- Ingham mailer.—This was a further proof cafe of a Danifh veftel, alferted to be bound on a voyage from Auz Cayes to St. Thomas, with a return cargo of coffee, when, on the 19th of March, t 799, the was met with and feized by his Ma jrny'b Chip Jamaica,' Samuel Brooking, Erg. com mander. and earl ird to the Auld of Jamaica, where the ufual proc.cdings were commenced. The quellion in this cafe was with yelled to the real dellination of the thip. It was contended, on the part of l the captors, that at the time of the capture, from the conrie the chip was (leering, it was impof bilk that the could have been going to the ifland of St. Thomas. After their Lord(hips had heard the Counfel on be half of the clrimants,they directed the Regiitrar of the Court to lay the further proof before the Brethren of t: •I'l inity Bde, in order that they might give their osinion in writing, whether, from the cootie the vef icl was tte.aing at that time, the could be bound to the laid Wand Eliza, —, Borrowdale, maser.—This was a claim for a very valuable cargo, confining of wine, brandy, and various other merchandize, as Ameri can property. Their Lordfhips in this cafe reflored the property as claimed. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE 13. !AIDA AND CO. V. NOWILL AND ATTLEY. This was a motion for a new trial. It was an ac tion brought on the 13th Elie. c. 5, entitled, An AR agAititt fraudulent deeds, alienations, tse. It was alledged in this cafe, the defendants had o bta in e d a fraudulent judgment to the amount of Sool. in pre judice of the plaintiffs. The eircumilances were very lhortly theft. A percent of the name of Joreph Nor ton, owed the plaintiffs oat tos. for two years' rent, he being a publican, and having lived in one of their houfes. He alto owed them a book debt for porter, to the amount of t s6l. He was not able to pay, and they put a dißrefs into his houfe. At that time the defendants, Mars. Howell and Attley, who are ditlillers, and who had fupplied Norton with liquor, tad arreßed him for their debt, amounting to 431. When they beard of the proceedings of the Plain tiffs again& Norton, their Attorney, by their direc tions, obtained a Warrant of Attorney to the amount of Soot. This cafe was tried before Lord Ettitasoanuctin at the Sittings for Weftmintier, after lag Hilary Term, when the Jury found a verditt for Plaintiffs, for 8031. 3s. For the Defendants Mr. Gilles had obtained a rule to Blew caufe, why there fhould not be N new trial ? On the part of the plaintiff's it was infilled by Mr. Ell AKIN!, Mr. C•ARONI, and Mr. Lewes, that this was a fraudulent judgment. which had been obtained by the defendants. They admitted, if the defendants had only taken a Warrant of Attorney for their own debt, that they would have had a right to have Rood upon it I but they took this Warrant of Attorney not only upon their own account, bat on account of all the creditors of Norton ; and their objet was, to di vide his property equally among all his creditors, as far as it would go : and it was 'Mined, they had no right to do that without the privity and confent, and behind the bads of all the creditors. Mr. Guess and Mr. Botanic, on the part of the defendants, infißed, not only that the ail of the de fendants was innocent, but meritorious. The plain tiffs wifhed to !Weep away all the property of Norton, to pay their own debt. The defendanu wifhed only to come in with Maui and Co. with all the other Creditors. Lord Ettsaaoaotto a faid, it was not every asu man or every feoffment, that diminifhed the funds out of which a man was to pay, that was fraudulent. —Every aromment that could be made pro mato, would go to defeat or delay other creditors of their fattsfatlion. Every affignment diminifbed the funds of fatisfallion and to far defeated other cre ditor+. But it enuelse alto done, deviled, and eon. Dived of malice, fraud, and eovin. Was Ms deviled or contrived of malice, fraud, or coffin ? Was it for the benefit of Norton ? He had not one particle of Li's debt extinguithed in coaftquence.of it. His debt was precifely the fame it swat before. He was debtor to both of there parties, and it was totally indifferent to him who had the value of his R roperty. That mug be accounted for to him; Was it fraudulent in the defendants, Mars. Attley and Howell, , infteid of taking a fatisfattiin for their own debt of 431. which it was admitted on all hands the! might have done, they defied that a judgment might be confeffed to them of all the debts of the Creditors at large, that they ibould all come in for their proportion, even in. chiding the plaintiff.. As for the dißreti of Meffrs. ..Nleils„ that could not be defeated • that was a veiled iivereti, Nothing had been done for the benefit of Norton or of the defendants themfelves, who, if they h ad feted fur their own debt, m4ht have been in a better Gtu stion. There was no colour or conceal /non. lie falfe colours hid been hold nut and the defendants were in • a work flotation than if they y.10"1 proceeded only fot..lkaf: own debt. His Lord l''. tberefor,AS J r:siint this cafe did not come w:tit ea LUe' s 7.l of Parliament- Mr. liißice Gaoss faid,•cm meshing at the AO of Parliament. it appeared to him this cafe was neither within the letter tsar the fpirit of it. The judgment of there Gen lioness and of the others was not a Iran dotent judgment. It was in reality founded on rod conftderatton, far all the creditors had a right to have a fecurity for that which was due to t h e m. Th ey lensed not to have done any thing in violation of the Att of Parliament ; on the contrary, their cendua feint-s 1 to have been meritorious. for they intend ed an equal distribution of this property *moo; all the creditors. and a fraud bad Leen co:oinked on nobody- The other two Learned judges were oldie fame alsfolute. Jogs t4.—rnowsoa V. DOW, corr. This is a cafe that ante out of the Ruffraa Fm. IMMO b et ween two feu of Underwriters, the t:Outt witen . and the Underwrif:t. on fvelg .„74 „ h U ving ntrasi irfu o r f e th d c ih l ' l P Zu d "4 s 4 P' • to Us • • • • • ; II • - ••• eI. air. - - ~•►.y* •-A • • • • . • - writers on the (hip, and then to the Underwriters on the freight. The flip being at lad liberated, com pleted her voyage, and earned her freight ; and the queßion was, which fet of Underwriters were enti tled to that freight ? Mr. ERSKINE was Conde' for the Plaintiffs, the Underwriters on the freight, and Mr. Gulls for the Underwriters on the (hip, and delivered two of the fined arguments that ever were beard in a Court of Judice. In the courfe of this argument, the Defendant was confidered on both fides as a mere Rakeholder, who had received the freight, and only wanted the deeilion of the Court to inform him who was entitled to it— whether the Underwriters on the fhip, or the Under writers on the freight ? The Court, however, confidered Mr. Rowcroft not as the nominal, but as the real Defendant; and held that he, the Allred, having entered into this contra& with thefe parties, was obliged to perform the con tra& with all its contequences. 1.01 d ELIANEOaOUGH obferved, that this by no means decided the queflion between the Underwri ters on the one fide and the ot&r, claiming out of a comn;,in fund. Although the Defendant by the judgment of the Court is obliged to return this money which has been paid him without confideration, yet as he was totally unconnected with the 'hip and every thing belonging to it , fubfequent to the abandonment , he was allow. ed the expellees of the navigation home. The charges incurred in earning the freight ought to be paid mot of that fund ; and the quantum was agreed to be re ferred to arbitration. JOllllBOll gI".4IIrDDEN. Mr. Gies' moved for the judgment of the Court on the part of the Defendant. Mr. Gsaaow faid they mutt give the other fide no tice. Mr. PARKS obferved, he was on the tame fide with Mr. GARROW and as the Court of Common Pleas concurred with the Court of King's Bench, he had ad”ifed his client not to trouble the Court any further with it. It will be recolleeted the quellion in this cafe was how an average lofs ought to be calculated on a po- bey of infurance?—Judgment for Defendant. HOWARD V. SH MAY. In this cafe Mr. DALLAS moved for a rule to (bey can% why there Mould not be a new trial. This was an anion brought on the Ratute of bribery, the 2d Geo. 11. c. sit. to recover a penalty of soot. againß the Defendant, for having received the Sum of 51. to give his vote for Mr. Wharton, at the lad eleCtion for the city of Durham. The learned counfel moved this upon two grounds: *ft on the ground that it was a verdia contrary to evidence ; and fecondly, on the admifGort of a witnefs who he contended ought not to have been examined. There were other caufes that Rood nearly in the fame fituation, and the Court granted rules ain in them all. ME 15, THE SING V. THE MAYO[ OF WEYMOUTH. This cafe was argued, with great abilities, by Mr. DAM rotas for the profecution, and by Mr. Tam via. wen for the Defendant. The queflion was, whether the Mayor was elated agreeably to the Charter? The Court on the autho my of the King v. Beringer, and of the King v. Mil ler, gave judgment for the Crown, and thereby found the elation void. THE ICING V. HILL DAILEY. The Defendant, Mr. Parley, was indieed and found guilty., of airgultieg and beating a perfon on account of money won at play, which fubjeas the Defend.,..t to two years imprifonment in the County Jail where the thing takes place; and he alto forfeits all his perfonal ellate, by the 9 Ann. c. 14. feu. 8. Mr. Eisele', on the part of the Defendant, had obtained a Rule to Phew why there fhould not be a new Trial, on the ground of furprife, and that mo• Lion failing, why the Judgment &mild not be arrefled. To.day/Ar. ERSKINE faid he abandoned that Rule, and on the motion of Mr. GAILROW, Counfel for the Profecution, the Rule was difcharged with coils. }MCNEIL v..asoitatcs. This was an action of affault. The Plaintiff is a hackney coachman. The Defendant proprietor and driver of Pentonville nage. In the evening of the .Bth of January la( their refpeelive carriages got entangled in the narrow part of St. Martin's-le-Grand. The evidence was extremely cgntradieory. A num. ber of very refpeBable perfons living in the ftreet and perfect! (hangers to both parties, dated that the coaches might have crowed each other if the Defen dant would have backed a few paces to an opening in the area, but that be refuted to do this, and on the contrary, tried to make the Plaintiff go back by beating hit horfes, although there was not an open ing that way, except at a great ditlance. There were three ladies in the hackney coach, who were ' ten ibly frightened, and fcreamed fur help. They were let out by a Mr. Freeman, a druggift, who took them into his (hop. The Plaintiff then deicended from his box; and no fooner was he upon the ground . than the Defendant knocked him down. He was knocked down a fccond and a third time, and vio lently kicked while he lay in the mud, . He is a short decrepid man, %bile the Defendant is very tall and , limn. All thefe witne:les (wore that be never (ruck again, or offered the llighteft provocation. He cried nut for mercy, and the mob at laft interfered in his behalf. Being linable to walk, he was put into his , own coach, and driven to a public bottle. A Sur. geon being called, it was found that site of his ribs was broke. He was confined to his bed for a week. and was not able to go through his work till a long while after. To anfwer this strocions cafe two of the Defen dant's paffenger; were called ; the one, clerk in the India Hoeft, and the other bookkeeper to St. Barite and Co. Seething's-lane. They (wore that tbe Plain tiff was drunk. and that he alone was in faults Be fore the coaches met, the Defendant hailed the Plai* . • tit, who, if he had flopped at that moment. they might have cafily paired. When they had run foul of each other, it was impolible for the Defendant to back. as there was a waggon immediately behind him. Ile therefore ;welled the Plaintiff to back. who was very near an opening, Not focceedin' g. he took hold of the reins of the Plaintiff's horfes, No fooner bad be done this than the Plantkif llrnek him fir. with the lath, and then with the butt end of his i whip. By the advice of one of the vritneffes, be then /ad *al the difeedive, nod knocked the Mimi, dawn. As fuon as the Plaintiff recovered, he again' (truck the Defentlant,fo that it was necelfary to knock him down twice more. The publican and the con. liable being called. reprefented the Plaintiff as in quo,. The witneffes on the other fide were then re examined : they fwnre that the Plaintiff was com pletely fober, and firmly adhered to all their former aatements.—Verdidt for the Plaintiff, damages 301. On Thurfday evening a very heavy Dorm of thun der, lightning, and rain took place at Lewes. It commenced about fix o'clock, and continued with but little inteFrniffion until eight. The lightning, which emitted a flrong fulphurous fineit, was ex tremely vivid, and the thunder alarmingly awful, particularly one clap, which mull h.re bean very low and near us, as it bull forth before the flails that preceded it had well difappeared. The ran fell in filch torrents, that it inundated the greets, the roads, and loweft apartments of many . houles ; and near Rottingdean, it walhed the mould from the corn fields over the cliff, in quantities that actually black ened the fee Tome diltance from the fkore. The light ning, it is faid, !buck the weather-cock upon the cupola of the Town-hall ; which is not improbable, as one fide of it exhibits a fmutty hues, as if difcolour ed by the fluid. A letter from Airds, dated Saturday fe'nnight, fays, " We have had this day one of the moll violent thunder Dorms ever remembered. The lightning Renck an old thorn in the farm of Slogarie, in the parilh of Balmaghie, and fltive:ed it to pieces. It then divided into four branches, and killed nine blacle cattle, belonging to Mclfrs. Bennett., tenants of Mr. Livingflon of Airds. One L.f the cattle had its head buried up to the eyes in the earth ; and. the lightning in its way tore up a Done four men could not have moved. There was no mark on any of the cattle, except that one of them had the hair forged on its hind legs and belly ; pod they were an very much fwelled. It alio killed a very fine cow, belonging to Thomas Gourley, cotter in Drumglafs, fame parifh. 'Mr. Livingflon received a flight (hock flmilar to that given by an Clettrical machine." ECCLESIASTICAL PRONIOTIONS. On Friday * the loth init. was collated by the Hon. and Right Rev. the BAIT of Winchafter, to the Vicarage of Hurfirortte Prior's, the Rev. D. Williams, of Romfey, Hams. Ox roan, Jo we rr.—Wednefday, the Mt day of Adi Term, the Rev. Solomon Piggott, of St. Edmund Hall; Wes. Thomas Raymond Barker, of Merton College; John francir Gunning, and tfie Iter.Thornas Bailey, of New College; Samuel Picast,of Beaks). nofe College; Itiebsod Howard, of Jelin College; Miles Coyle, and Thomas Lloyd, of Wereefter College, Bachelors of Arts, were admitted Mailers of Arty...-Tke Krt. Charles Richard Beaumont, Bachelor of Ans. and Student in Law, of Brafenofe College, was admitted Bachelor in Law. Mr. Henry Bar. y, of All Soul's College, the &I in the Maxime Lift in the Public Eliminations of this year, was admitted a cons pktc Bachelor of Arts.—Meam Thomas Anthony Methuen, of Oriel College, William Tbonapfon, of Merton College ; Charles I• iy, of New College; George Bunts, of Fader College; James Attie Oabb, and William Williams, of pros College; Andrew Dowel Morriee, Henry Retopfon, the Hon. Thomas AIL ed Harris, William Bryan Cooke, Edward Grey, and Henry Pole, Erin.; and the Han. Charles Francis Stuart, of Chrlit Church ; Merrs. John Collinfoo, and Charles flodgfon, of Q u een's Col lege; Edward Duren, of Pembroke College; and William Ward Smith, of Woreefter College; were admitted Bachelors of Arts. haft week, James Blackftone, Efq. D. C. 1.. and Vinertan Pro foftor of Law, was admitted Principal of New Inn Hall, in this Univerfity. BIRTHS In Sidney-place, Cork, the Lady of Heyward St. Leger, Tifq. of a fan. In Great Cumberland pace, the Lady of Wllliato Holland, Efq, of a fee. At Arabes', the Lady of Charles Stewart. Ffq. of 2 fon. On the ayth ult. at Letham, Mrs. Buchan Hepburn, of Letharn, of a daughter. MARRIED. At Dramore, James Barry, Efq. of Tallow, to MI. S. Foley, daughter of Michael Fatty, of fold place, Efq. James Burkett, Bf* of the hilh Hapnal Staff, to Mik S. Hatfard ' daughter of the late -hat Heard, Efq. Tuefday, at St. Ganes, Bioonsibury, by the Rev. Door Willis, Recite, Marmaduke !richest. Efq. sn. of Bridlington, in the of York, to MOEllen Prickett,daughta of Paul Friction, Illoomfbury. ' tn of theSth irl D t g ro l f e lat Houk, near FASO , Janis /Scone . dy, Efq. of Manchefter. to MSS Jane Brown, &kit daughter of Matthew Brow/14E4.d Crobelat. Os Saturday, at Ca. George's, Mooed/miry. John Scott. Eft, to Mils Emit. Weloefday fe'nnigbt, at Liverpool, the Rev. Richard Formby. L. L. B. of Formby, tehdifs Black, daughter of Patrick Black, Jfq. Thurfday. at Liverpool, Mr. Charles Horsfall, merchant Onset town, to Mitt Berry, daughter of 'lto.. Berry, Efq. of Jamaica. At St. Peter's Much, Dublin, Hugh R. Baker, Efq. of Daffy Park, county Limerick, to Mitt Lefroy, daughter of Colonel Le troy, of Limerick. Wednefday fe'onight, at Dagenham, Henry Charles Boifragon„ M. D. of Bath. to Milt Fenthatve, rely daughter of John p. tan Thaw, of Pardon, in the county of Oka, Efq. Monday. at 14verpool, EnSgo MINI, of the ll3d regiment, to Mils Elie. Jamialm, young& daughter of the late Mr. William Jamie:fon. At Cattle Menzies, ea Teefday thelt:lML adeotenant-Colonel Archibald Butter, of Pitionule, to Mitt Vert Measles, oar daugh ter of Sir Robert Mcnries, tart. At Edinburgh, no the sth loft. GeorgeLeith, of Overholt. Efq. to Mitt Dalrymple, daughter of the late Lk ut. General Horn Elptuo. Rase. At Ed inhurgh„the 31 hilt Richard Douglas, Efq. of the royal navy, to Mitt ifsbella Doble,dangisterof Mr. Dobic, lOnnalY Rec tor of the 'Verona, febool of Mks. On the 3d salt. In Ednen Chards, the Rev. Irchn Walk, mini of that porta, to Mik Logan, of New Edrota. On Thuriday lilt. T. F. Egerton, Efq. of Cholderton, Wilts, to ?Am Wyndham, eldeft daughter of the late Wm. Wpadhana, Efq . of Denton. In the fame county. DIED. On the 4th WC. at Forties, Seodand, the Right Hoo. William Lord Bud. Oa the September Ink on board the Ana Taft ladle:map on his worn from the Chins Eardidun, between the Wand of Mama and Bengal, Del - bonus Matt , of the Company's fervke. ad late in the Royal Navy. At Demerara, on the 24th April lan, in the aoth ypar of Ms age, alter a (hart Mark of two days, Mr. James Agnew, (urgeon of the Rip Angola, Capt . Bop. Oa the 57th alt. Wm. Matey, Efq. of Mallon -hat in Menthe. Monday Wariest, of a decline, Mb Heim' Robinfon. Tanen daughter of the late Dr. Roblnfon, of Albury, in Oilardadre. On tke rah ult. st I.ydiard-Tra.gotole, near Wooers- Bonet, the Hon. Mr. St. John. dtidt fan of Lord Woman Balinbrobe. At the book of his brother, Drabs:an Brahman. FAO. on Sum mer-bill, Dublin, ChM. Jam, of Brahma' Park, in the County of Low* Erg. At Gallen, Klng's Camay, so the 28th of May, Wm. Nome, U lt . t a =ton. 6. on the 4th I. Putrid Scutt, Efq.of Kirkland. At Olenealra, the Rev. Mr. Orkrfon, Milliner of that rarith. On 'Markley lan, at Gtomleam,a• the road to Seotland,Patrith piirce.Ef q . of Heron. timpiey morning, at Liverpool, of a fmtabadte after only MN an hoar Bluffs, Me. Jacob Nebo, merchant. Sunday aftentoon,Air. Charles Harielleme, of Kentl Town. ' On Sands, mating, Itheriand Breath/P. Efq. td Chafter-Notia fmare. At Ikompoor.Eaft Indies, an gd Sept. t licA, Mr. flu t Rymer, (m e m royal niry, f o n of Dr. Jam Ryincr,phreciats. Edlabargh. At Bilithweh, on the 4th MIL aged 21. Mils Helen Wake yet.rtca 4sust 'CI M ate ire Rey. A s let. Mirk, of TO THE LAMES. DOCON'S ANTirt.tous mu.% For Weal and Gouty I.hforders, Nervous and Si Had A _!:•, Fla.ulencirs. Heart-Burn, &c. (Patrohised by the Royal F. mily and mutt of tLe Nufdtity.) IN Addition to the Number of Letters Mr. DIXON has rceeived, is shr following, tram Capt. I.A.mr m of tin t.; wrdi ; " liavcrfordwcit South \V. i ks , Feb.. 24,11103. . " Cartsits,Lloyd ref.e:s hi. compliments to Mr. 'titan ;oil though tan perfonally acquainted with itim,. woqld take it , q favour if he would find him four or live lioke! , of his Pills ss fool as he poffibly can. Mrs. Lliyit, who has-always uftd the M.Oi• clue, is now ' , regnant and very unwell! and we cannot Fu them any where in this county, neither at Ilaverfonlw it nor Car:tier , then: the nearot place they arc fold at is Bri For the zrc.tg Crevice they have been to Mrs. I.loyl, a. well as Colonel Bilsopi r and ail hi. F4tnily, CAN. Lloyd feels It duty to reeionno.nd tha !Ur wherever he gaes; and he really thin!. if Mr. lA. woulif sprint fame Perf.ms as Vendees iu this Cuuhtr, it would be 4 benefit to the Coaininnity." Many cafes a t'ae,ttheacy of the abo"e Piils, from Perform of the higbeft :tank and Charadter, are wraBF.O. round cl , :h with IXreCtions, figned C. Diana. tied Wh;•lcnde (sly) Butter, Nu 4:CSaap9Je. London: and Reta.t I.y cry Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom, isi LOU' , at Sll 6,1. aro* 2a., 9d. and fur Ciudad* purpofet in large Boxes at as.. ctrh. lbc Univerfal Perifying, Antl•Venrrn!, andAnti-frarbwid - Illintiffence of Vegiaantes, cello' GU I I A hALU !Ant /VOTLIER PROOF cf is valuable effeds Oiler every other adveniLd Medicine in the known World ; To Dr. Fa e r sto , Phytidan, No 7a, Hattori-Garden. London. St.—Having received a mitt (insular Cure, without any re. ftraint of Diet, or hinders/leo , (*Joattefo, after being a Pa4..us ip St. 'llamas's !Lipka!, to no induces me, for the good of my fellow creatures, to snaky 0412 before the Right Hon. th• Long, Mayor of the City of Landon, that by your advice, and Meglelng called Gutta Salutaris,or Anti-vetiv real Monk Drippicwith4 out Mercury, lam perfeetir cured of . ft invi.taatellatieskteny.pfi It was rvcn Sited in my Toes fo vary Lad, that I had nearly die fir ft Joint of my great toe rot off from my right float: trat by krferss. Ing in your mod valuable Medicine, the anparalleli Ertcsoy of which made a found and perfeol Cure. That all who (land to nne4 of your fupc.lor WU In filch complaints may know your great sm. titles, I reqadt this extraordinary Cure may be publithed, and pie main, Sir, your humble Conant, HENRY OSIIALDISTON, Sprint:bras:us. Charing-ergs, London Sworn at the Maillion•houfe, before me, R KENNETT, Mayne. It G prepared and fold by the King's Royal Autheaitv,in Bouts' of 11. 23. II& ill. 9d. and 24.9cL each, duty inchided,at the Propelg, t rb, Dr. Freeman's, No. 72, Hatton Garden; et Itaiskirs an 4 Bolton's, Royal Ftchange. Likewife may be had in bortlttof r try and as. 6d. each, Dr. Freeman's Grand Redone of Human,Nature, commonly called Fothergers Chyctical Nervous Cordial Prow liEN Profedinnal Mcn of education and lg. V V fponfibility deviate from the general fyftem by the fctelftfoil of a peculiar Branch, the Candice of long continued ft:lce(s belt criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my pradica to the caelutive treatment of THREE DISORDERS. and the fuccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I ant able the m• 'ages of thole complaints which are the Molt import c4S3e Logue albumen Infirodties. After initiation into every breech as an Arm, Bowen, I formed a with at an catty period of Pradlce to refeue iudividnals from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally d.ingartalli precipitancy of general Pradhtionerv. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have devoted My attention, comprise every fpecies at VENEREAL INFEC. TION, whether of a resent or long duration...idly, MI kinds of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the habits of Schoolboys, a the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that derangement ut tbs frestain Women which h called BARR EN hi as 3 Ur STER ILI ry, Nionerous difeafes are the refolt of ignorance or baits in ;hi treatment of a Biopic Gonorrhea, and It not unfrequently happens that the feeds of Life are potfooed by the indifesetion tiros mural. cd hour. By a fupaior method loch complaints are sadly curse; and Man when aim have failed,l trait Nutt I slay view go oar a radical re-eitabWiment. - yew, however, are the cafes of compile tied diftrefs in the difc order, comparol with the cabalism fituations of Men, who front indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Colictirts Of a fallsionable life, acquire that Rate of Debility willyis is ay =weldable confequence of fuck pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (ufferer broods over his snifwy, but catrefolif =Rah his misfortune, it may be fame corklatlets for blip t 9 kaaw, that although it be an obi** of doubt or oncerainty wids other Praditicesers, the removal of there DEFICWENCJESby 04 gradual peogrefs of renovation is the acquirement of myesperhysye, If the rites of 110:=1111 Of Venus have begun to reduce manly your, mock =aim will be prevented by an early counteradtitet of this languid Rate, and in thefe cafes no great difficulties ME wept; But where this defidency has for years ettiftesi, a ;wallet Pro ceverance is indlfp=fibly requiLte to retivr. thy Eurnhering florin of Life, and to roeniinate the Conilitittleo MARRIED WOMEN, who have long bees difapppiosoi ip their e: (loss of • Family, may be allbred, thyt in sap* fos s Rama futh ddedb arc curable by Medical The SECIIECY which is fo effendi' tomy undertaking, and the Ctualificati dal which I have prefunted to date, fern' ILL ljaAa of any prise:Mims, and in coincidence with GO this intiinatioo ft given, that MK DIME may be cos fulted perfonally (a by Ictsery iochafing • IMO Dote) a; his hook, No. ash Arundei.arect, &Roth near Temple-Bar There is an additional entrance In Water-grect adi4 l. 4eMPA the same is on both the doors. Pt. DREE, Mernber el the Royal College or surgicns• VENEREAL BLINDNESS. TO Mr. TI•111,1111 Tar ion, Surgeon, 9, New Pridge-firect, DEAR ma, London. IT is with the mann heartfelt &list - anion that 1.4. duds you no the incomparable excellence of your invalualthl hledlcinw—LEAKE's PATENT P/I.l.S.enin tits fpriog Of thls year I h. d the misfortune to coots e 2 a Valera! Complaint, 'moue ded with the molt &laming and dargerous (ruptures; In fo rftely that I have been morond to my room fora whole week together, and nut able to die out of it: I had no reit night PardaY, 104 (Offered the molt escrociadm pain and torment, and what vat Rill worfw my eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I could( arec difeern any °bp& If ever fo elofe to me, awi truckled outliing Ida than the total lots of my light. From a floot,begeby, and ran thee corpulent man, became a mere fhadow and an aim% of pity and comparatelLehly friends had all given me over, mad thought my recovery impaghle. In this dreadful Rata, and cm rains every minute to be nay lift la this world, I yeas forts, mitdy re. amended by a neighbour to cry your hiplicines, hug having tried all medkal ald to no porpote, and km at an mummy expellee, it wa• fame time before. I could he prevailed on to tally them; at left I Coat for Gx boxes, and before I had taken titer; all, I found confide:rat is bmellt ; my pains gradually deeseefed, and my eyed& grew be tt er, and to the great forprize and ado. Waltman of all my Muo 0, (after raking three boxes nave), my health and ilrength was pen. our I , doted, and I ant now. latent, to my Goo and your invaluable medicines), as well and ke r rty a• ever I was in my life. You. obliged humble fervent, High.flreet, larmlogbant, November 5, 1799. A. L. Lricri. The above Medicine Is earmilly recommended to all ?edam that arc in any eload• of their being co:irety free of every l'alite real Affedtion, particularly to desk a out w:crhig their conditim in life, as it will certainly eradicate every tellett of that ndtare, of however Lang (tending, or however &feuded ender the appear me 0 ( 06 cl .l a l in crs It may he for Scorbutic, Glandular , sod C.'uts nem, Com ts It is MO recommended to be tak co, cqt:ciaVE the Spring, Summer. and Fall, Prepared and fold by the Tale Propr:erm, Totowa, Tax tee, Meador of the Corporation of Summon., London. at his how No 9, Noir Bridge-Rani, where he wall give Advice, nitkout Fee, to Pafons taking litrfe and wall &niece- P atient, I ete tens, if pntt paid, eyn the fame term., e,eferving in al; plat' t;.4 moll inviolahle fumy, no Perfon's name or cafe bai.r br‘ri merwloned, but at their own. aricatar typed. DE the Pnya.l4. during the war& of more than 35 years. that helm h the en dna at an esteufise faked the sbwlc the pri;4o wiring itinerant. They ,ere aif fold by his appointment. at PerLunee% gj , St. Alban'eflrect, ran-mall: Mr. it (+hen( Totelliere tog, Osfard- duvet; *eel s. Itookfellet, No. s, Union-rots Little Tower-US; and by Our Pef'OD hi every I:O4.IRTAN , in England. in Bozo of ~:dy 26. 504. mei laded up. With cy and plain dire-lions. . WNW:4: limed stul juttliti.ctl h I.F V Fig ricr :< t tertnerritlace, Limbed) ar the S rAtt 0 VI. r N..- I. 41 1 fter44. fr44.461.40e tht 9pr.:N,77.• •ro: