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cargo were libelled in the Vice Admiralty Court at the Cape, and the pi •Iperty was ordered to be l' rellorcd. bat the Court there thought there was I filch a ftrnng and reafonable cattle for feizure, that the captors were paid their coils. There was an appeal now depending upon the judgment of that Court, before the Lords Commiflioners at the' Cockpit, and as Mr. I;esaias obferved, but for; that appeal there could be no qiteftion in this in fiance. If the Gentlemen of the Jury found a verclid for the Plaintiffs, the Underwriters would have this property, as falvage, provided the' Lords Commiflioners fitould affirm the judgment, of the Vice Admiralty Court at the Cape.— From the appearances that prefented them (elves to Captain Fleming, he admitted that his' condita in feizing this Ihip was completely kith-) lied, and that lie could not have anted otherwife. But the quellion which the Gentlemen of the Jury had to decide was, not whether Captain Fleming had a reafintable cattle for detaining the Chao.- field ; but whether, in lad, the Chefterfield had violated the laws of this country, by trading with an enemy' A number of witneffes were called on the part of the Plaintiff, the moll material of which were Captain Brooks and Mr.. Mortlock, the Supercargo on Board. Tbey detailed all the particulars of this voyage. The Houfe at the Cape entrulted the wholeof this adventure to them, and confetptently were bound by their suEts. They (wore, in the moll Mem manner, that this was f I a fair bersafile adventure, and that they bad no in tention whatever to violate the laws of this coun try, by trading with the Spaniards in South Ame rica, with whom we were then at war. They laid that Alvarez had deceived them, by fending a Spaniffi brig to take the cargo on board, inflead of one or two Portuguefe seffels which Alvarez, the pm-chafer of the cargo, had agreed to fend. They never faw the Spanith brig till after the had been captured by Capt. Fleming. But if the bad come up with them, they would not have delivered the cargo, but have captured her, and the 13z,0c0 dollars, the price of the cargo. Mr. Grass was leading Counfel for the Defen dant, and trolled he Ihould have no difficulty in fatisfying the Jury that the whole of this was an illegal adventure; that the fole motive for the Chefterfield failing to the latitude of 36 degrees South, was to enable Alvarez, the purcbafer, to import thefe goods into Spain; and if fo, the traf. fic was illegal, as it was contrary to the law of this country to tjeat with an enemy : and if the trade was illegal, a policy infuring that trade was alto illegal. The infured had no reafon to complain of the Underwriters in this cafe, becaufe the lots had been occafioned folely by the ads of their own Agents. • The two principal witneffes called on the part of the defendants, were Capt. Fleming, and his firil Officer Lieut. Guion. .The Captain Rated, that the ground of his fciz leg the Chrfferfield, was from his having found a paper of fignals or. board a Spanifh brig, which he captured, and finding exaaly the fame fignals on board the Chefierfield ; from that he concluded there mull have been a communication and privity between them, and that for the purpofe of carry ing on an illicit commerce. The Chefferfield was captured confiderably more than too miles np the river De la Plata, which is fkirtcd on each fide by the Spanilla Dominions, and three or four de. Brea farther South than any of the Portuguefe Settlements. After an eloquent reply from Mr. ERSCIIIe, Lord Ettresnaouen flitted to the Jury, that the main quellion of fa& for their confederation in this cafe, was, whether the infured or their agents, who had the conchs& of this (hip, did in. tend to import into Spain this cargo, or to afEll Alvarez through the media of thefe (hips, or in any other manner to import this cargo into an enemy's country ? No doubt that all commerce with an enemy was illegal, except in as far as it might be legitimated by his Majefty's licence. It was not contended that any thing of that fort had taken place in this cafe : and therefore, the mere queflion of fait was, whether from all the circum. fiances of this cafe, the Plaintiffs' Agents who were on board this (hip, intended an importation into Spain of there goods, and they in this cafe were reponfible for thccondua of their reprefenta tatives on board Whether there was on their part a decided intention to import thefe goods into Spain, or to affiff Alvarez, through the Fred's° of Ode (hips, fo to do ? If fo, it was perfealy illegal. But if their intention was only to fell them to this Portuguefe merchant, that was legal. His Lord (hip faid that mull depend on the whole of the evi dence, as it made out the one of thefe propofitions or the other. His Lordfhip fummed up tile whole of the evidence, with great precition, and applied the moll material parts of it to this queffion. The Jury immediately found a verdia for the Plaintiffs. Mr. Gums, Coonfel for the Defendants. faid he &sold move the Court on lonic points of law in this cafe. POLICY, &r. Marston Houst.—Yetierday you Re was charged with robbing a Mrs. I)rewe. It appeared that this Lady had kill alighted from the Dept ford Rage, and was, after paying the coachman, returning her punk into her pockct, when the found fornebody fnatch it out of her hand ; on turning i sound the perceived the prnimer near her, when a Gentleman who was palling fcized hold of him, and the purfe, which contained one guinea and a half, and fame other monies, was taken from him. The prifoner in his defence fail, he picked the purfe off the ground, and was going to give it the Lady. He was fully committed for trial. A man named Glade WAS examined on forpicion of ficaliag fome bed•furniture, which he offered to pledge with a pawnbroker. who fulpefting he had not come honefily by it, from the etreumllance of Ins liav;ag a (port time before pledged fome of the fame pastern, had him taken into cullody. The Officer who apprehended him had much trouble to fecure his prifoncr, as lrc made a defperate re fill:ince, and is a very powerful fellow. Ile wac !ma:ldea for a further hearing. and the pit tie, Icom whom it is frippofed 14e :u..lc fur niture are otdercd :a attend. GUIEDHALL.—Yeaerday a young man, who is brother to an Attorney, was charged before the Sitting Magiltrate on infpicion of healing a pocket book, containing property to the amount of tool. from a Mr. DAN fun. It appeared, in the courfe of the examination, that the parties were all fpend ing the evening together at a Coffee-houfe in the vicinity of Fleet-greet ; and Mr. D.twfon happen ing to take out his pocket-book, the young man alluded to, who fat nest to Mr. D. made levera . l denies to pats him in the courfc of the evening, ' and returned ; after the company was feparated he ' ringed his pocket-book, and immediately filfpeaed the young man ; his lodgings were fearched, but I no traces of the book could be found. The evi. dente, however, (*wearing to the fufpicion of his being the perfon who aftually took the book, the Magi fb-ate was induced to commit him for trial. Several of his friends attended, and amonet the reft his brother, and urged his general good cha rafter ; but the Magillrate informed them he was obliged to attend to what had been [worn, and he felt it his duty to fend him for trial. A jouraeyman carpenter, named Siiinnovr, was charged by his mailer, Mr. Lane, with leaving his work unfinilbed. Mt. Lane Rated, that this man agreed to ferve him for a week, and after working at his bufinefs for three days, abruptly left him, and he had not heard any thing of him till yeßerday, when he fummoned him to the Court of Requells for wages, which he alledged was due to him. Mr. Lane accordingly took the opportu -1 nity when he met him there, to bring him before the blagiftrate.—Mr. Alderman NEWN HAM eon- Inked the AR of Parliament, and obferved, that the Aft authorized him to inflift a pnnifhment of three months for this offence, and not lets than one month, difcretionary. He laid, it was highly ne cellar), to enforce the A&, in order to learn Jour neymen their duty. Simmons acknowledged that he has left his maler's fervice, but Paid he had not left any work unfinilhed ' • he drivelled his forrow for his fault, and Paid lit : was willing to return; if his mailer would take him back, and ferve the re mainder of his time. Mr. Lane however would not agree to receive him again ; but Paid, if the Magiltrate thought proper, he was willing to re ceive an apology, provided he would pay the cx pences incurred. Simmons very gladly accepted the propofed terms, and Mr. Alderman NEWN - HAN gave him fome excellent advice as to his fu ture conduft ; obferving, that if he again infringed the laws, he would be punifbed with the utmoft feverity.—He was then difcharged. MA R LSOILOUG H -STIR ST...rYClitiday Ann Pollen was fully committed for trial, for Realing a quan tity of lace from the [hop of Mr. Burford, in Ox ford-greet. The prifoner went into the (hop under pretence of purchafing Come articles on Saturday evening, and took the opportunity of fecreting the lace, but was immediately deteaed. yaw Harris, an old offender, was charged with Ruling four loaves frcm a baker's bafket, in Gra venor-fgnare. He was Bopped by another perfon who fufpeaed him, and took him into euflody.— Hc was committed for trial. This man was tried at the Old Bailey Sefton in February hail. . UN ioa-Hai.L.—Yefterday a variety of prifoners for petty offences, and being . diforderly, were brought up and feverally committed according to their charges, but none of them were of fufficient importance to lay before the public. The profanation of the Sabbath having hi this, as in moil other diaries, come to a confiderable height, a number of informations have been pre ferred, and feveral came on yefterday to belteard before the Sitting Magiftrates againft. fhopkeepers for ferving on Sundays, and the major part were convicted, and Tome from informality were put off. In addition to the two men and two boys in cuf tody for ftealing a cart and two bodes, and a piece of brandy, John Grilas was yefterday morning apprehend ed on BankGde, by Glammon and Lloyd, the Of ficers, on fufpicion of being the man who drove away the cart, and was committed, to be brought up with others now in cuftody. HATTOM-GA tot 11.—Yefterday Mar. Stave= was brought forward on feveral charges of robbery. It appeared that (he is an Iri(hwoman, who for a long time part has been in the habit of ingratiat ing herfelf with the uninformed and good-humour ed part of her countrywomen, and under pretence of being out of place, and in want of a lodging, fleeping in the fame bed or the fame room with them, always making it a point to (hew her gra titude by taking the firft opportunity of carrying off any part of their wearing apparel the could lay her hands on. The firfi charge againft her was for taking a fhirt and flocking' from a bed where flie was al lowed to fleep—the fecond for taking away and pawnin the only gown a poor woman had, who had ho fpitably entertained her—and the third was for (leafing a gown from a very poor woman, into whole room (Le had got, under her ufual delufive appearance, the poor creature having a large fa. may, to which the daily expects an addition. All the charges were fully proved, and fhe was fully committed ; as was .---- Cidoer, for fielding iron, and two others for trifling oEences. Among a other fingular effeEts of the late forms, filch a quantity of lea-weed has been thrown on the (hare at Barnflon, the elate of Sir FR AN CI S BOT Is- Ton, that it is imagined there is is,ooo load of this manure. There are daily to be fern from so to 7o carts and waggons carrying it into the coun• try, and it is imagined there will be a quantity fufficient to manure the (Rate for the two enfuing years. The benefit to the tenants cannot be eat mated at lets than I sod. The Hurricanes for the laR fortnight on the whole of the Eaft Riding cos& of Yorkfhire have been more tempeftuous and fatal than were ever known. Nothing has been feat along the whole (bore, but parts of wrecks of veßels and the dead bodies of unfortunate men who have periffied in the forms. The American Corsful, his wife and child, were with great difficulty faved at Bridlington g ! yr, and were brought on (bore nearly naked in an open boat. A black, who attempted to fwim I to !lie !Lore, was dallied to pieces spina the rocks. ACADP.MTC PROMOTIONS. CARIBRIDOE.—The Vice Chancellor has ap. pointed the following fobjeas for Sir WILLIAM BROWNE'S Prizes for the prefenr year.—For the Odes, lirivetiorant .t.rtaut, et tueriasaais. For the Epigram, itx aitickfit The following are the names of thofe Gentlemen who obtained Academical Honours, on taking the degree of Bachelor of Arts, on Friday Taft. Wa ANC L t a s--Mein. %die and Hoare, of St. John's Cat. lege; Mundell, of Queen's; Wiles, Parke, Pryme, and Rah. of Trinity College; Wood, of Emmanuel; Thumeori. of Je fus;Davys, of Chrill's ; Ewbanka, of (Lucien's; Goal, of John's, Coltman, of Trinity. Sawa, Orr' s—Meffrs Brett, of o.2eeses ; Bonney, of Clare Hall; Moore, of St. John's; Collett, of Trinity; Ha-1 milton, of Pembroke Hall; Standly and Waite, of St. John's; Headley, of Q2cen's; Brown and MAlrby, of St. joho's ; Jones, of Peter Home; Walkole, of Trinity; Paul, of Peter Houfe Brown, of St. John's; Johnfon„ of Trinity; Smyth,of 2ten's; and Cole, of Magdalen. Ju moo 0 nisi s—Meffrs. Bryan, of Peter Houk; Hut • (*lnfos' and Rowdier, of St. John'.; Pitman, of Chrilt's; Mani: field, of Peter Hodes P. Ward, of Queen's College; Hutchins, Of Trinity; Roberts, of St. John's, a nl Coles, of Clare Hall. In the lift of Gentlemen who were admitted Ba chelor of Arts on Friday fe'nnight, Mr. COLEMAN and Mr. Is ozawoon, of St. John's College, were omitted, and Mr. WATSON, of Caius, and Mr. SILLY, of Magdalen, were inferfed by miftake. BIRTHS. On Sunday laR, the Lady of the Rev. M at. Har.:ing, Berton DalTett. WarwickOdre, of a daughter. Tuefday, in George Rivet, Manion-honk, the Lady of Geo . Smith, Efq. of a foe. Monday morniag, the Lady of Gaeta Blake, Efq. of a fon. Tuefday, the Lady of Mr. john Mange, St. Swithin's4anei of a daughter. Sunday, at Evertan, Oear Live:drool, the Lady of Win. Ro bilnn, Efq. of a fon. MARRIED." Thurfday bit, Capt. Hodder, of the Royal Navy, to Mira Troy, eldeft daughter of the late J. C.Tr.y, Efq. of Chatham. At Poole, Michael Swectman, Efq. of kola, Ireland, to Mite Saunders, daughter of Thomas Saunders, Efq. or Poole, Dorfet. On the 13th ult. Mr. Birdfworth, of Preiton, furgeon, fun of William Birdfworth, of Keen , . lAmfdate, Efq. to Mir, Carr, daughter of the late Mr. Carr, of Prellun, attorney at law. Same day, Roger Topping, Ely. of Warrington, to Mrs. Bramwell, of Ormikirk. Tburfday fait, John Taylor, nil. of Tort-Haire, nelff Dun. church, to Mite Crick, of Minton, Liverpool At Cork, Mr John Bennet, attorney, to Mife Hagan. At Carnet, D. Boyle, Efq. to Mils Bower. Wm. Shepard, Efq. of Oatland, county Wicklow, to Mira Cardiff, of Balcville. DIED. At Maynooth Collt - ge, aged 54, afttv a lingering and painful decay, the Rev. Peter Flood. D. D. formerly Fedi:lgor of Theo- logy in the Unitedly Paris, and joint Superior of the Id& Seminary. On the spda tilt. at his honk at Layton, in Figs, Thomas Oliver, Efq. in the 63d year of his age. Monday musing, at his apartments la the City Chambers, John Vaughan, Efq. late Banker in CoraltilL Sunday morning. aged 61, Mrs. Pittltt, wife of Pettltt. of HeAcv.lane. who refulcd in the fame bask where Om was born until bee dee:safe. Suddenly, at &Mak H. W. T. Hawley r Efi. Lieutenant-Co lonel of the Ring's Dragoon Guard& Santray morning, at ha hook at Hoddefdan, Mrs. Leach man, widow of timbre Jahn Landman, Ski. of the fame place. At Aberdeen, ea the ileb Wt. Mrs .Ray of Branovidow of the kite John itanafay,Efq. At Kilmarnock, en the lath sit attar are dente et 8 yam in the WeR indict, Mr. Wm. Brown. chi& fen of Mr. Wan. Brown, writer, aged sp years. At Ardehamed, Argylethire, en the ark alt. lidentenant Arthur Maelachkn, of the SLR regiment of foot. On the astb alt. at Liverpool, sped 37 yean, after a painful and lingering illnek Mr. John Mott, furgeos. Os the emit dt. Mr. W. Lyon, printer and bookfeller,Wlgan • HIGH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE 7Y)-MORROW Morning •••• • • • 9 =lnure alter rs Afternoon ELEGANT SPORTING RESIDENCE and ESTATE, in YORKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAIN!, At the Rainbow Cothe-hottle. ist Catskill. on Monday the 3d day of March, it Twelve o'clock. In One LOT, AVALUABLE and very deferable FREE HOLD ESTATE, liykg pettedly coarkatand well wa tered, retreated by theßiver Gypft.7, what runs above ground through Putt of the Land, en which Ruda a nu& esamiete and depot Vifs, with every retake attached and detached Oahe, well known by the Name of PALCONERb•HALL, in the Para of Foxholes, about Half a Mile Mane Gnus the High Road, between Drilleld and Seaderersik. Mae Mike from the forma and Ten hen the laver. and Twebre keen Bridlington; together wlth a mat excellent Partn-houtc, with convenient Out4mildings. and fundry contiguouslsdehtee of good Land, ormakeing neer light Hundred Acres; together with the Manor of BOYILHORPE.orm4S 2 I oatr moat One Thoufand Acres of Grouted. _ . . .....--...... —.— The ReWenn, Mee, and about Sr Acres of Land, are In the Occupation of the Proprietor, who win give immediate Poilkihon ; and the well adopted Furniture Is to be taken by the Porehakr at a fair Valuation. There* oldie Land b held by Mr. Milian Nutbrown. by Leafe. Sc Pears of which are new unexpired, at a Nett Rent of about Ilea To be viewed till the Sale, by applying to Mr. Nutbrewn, of whom Printed Particulars may be had; olio of the Printers of the York Courant and Neweanle Advatikr ; Swats, Perry bridge; Angel, Donealter ; of biers. Caton and Bertha, No. a. Gray's Inn Square; Rainbow; and of Mr. Raine, Land Sur veyor, Mariam-440v, aloosnlbury. Landon. CONTINUATION OF PETER DE BitAU WEB. and CO.'s SALE. FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS. tam pt floe tie Audliandety, agreeable to Ai of Partiement From Tudday the " ft, to Monday the 7th of Parsity. My. at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon. Will put up to Public flak, it the Manufainrer's Warebada, No. rya. AlderfgateAreet, A LARGE and valuable AllOrtnteat of Britifh ManufaCtured PIECI GOODS, Mx. ayoo Piece' Eztra-kne. Small Figred and Hands Flowerl, Ahem R CS Sean, ie. ppm% et the more* Partial's tog White and Coloned. japan Eared and Lace Ground Lawn, Fine tln yaw White and Fiery, Finned. Rkh Hirai, Lappctt and Brocaded, lkf- Mtdka Shawls, et tke Demi and rkbeft Patents sou —Tandxou'd and Satill Waded Jemmies, Maas, &c. 6eco Palliate and Madras Handkerchiefs tern Printed Cambria, ie. Shawls 6co White and Primed C.Beees sad Cambria. ie. $5O —Dimity'. ftriped Holland. it. 100 V e brews.. Cords, Thkkfetts, Ace. Al. TLAILGE ASSORTMENT OF WOOLLEN 000 DR Cadillac of ISO Mews Welt Camay and Temalre Keriersereo,Swanf. dorm Tothnets. ace. ISO Yorklare Ifanww, ace. Sloths. Cmdap, Da m% &c. I so Daum Milery—som Sprodles MR Uses Yea I AM A GREAT YARD!' Y of 0 FFIER GOOD& To be viand freas Maly the 4th tat d 1 billoodaT the 7th billow. the heft DWI Sale; sod Catalogues may he had at the Warebooke In Alelet4abrareet; at the New York sod Tom's Calke-Iteutes; and ot Was Pa awe awl Son. Swans neekese. Na 41, Mari-I se. t' Parr of the above Profit:a are appropriated for Cotton Yarns r,f aU Carta, Ware lIId Mak TM*. sad Weft, al rrlikb P. pi Saar/I.ga sod Ca receive coallialarati, and wane Orders await. Loodoo, Soraecia and Fords' Markeat N 0. The bale will begin at Eva o'.ioth n d l4 NEW MEDICINE ACT. At the cagy Wortisaofe for Dr. James's Powder, N.. 4 s, g i Paul's Church-yard, Landon; 'THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the prices annexed, including the Scamp Duties; a- al as it is enacted, that from the HI of Sgiternher, egos , the Stamp.. Mould be applied to all Proprietary M. 3 Noes, as w,ll for Foreign as for Hoer Confumption, and an a L'onfiderahle .Aditi rion is ma , 'e to the Stamps on the Articles of higher l'alee, or thole in Bulk, the Prices of Dr. James's Powder will he la at. UM as. 9d. per i'acket, or 11. 3s. 6d. per Dozen; but the gzantity of a Dacca Pack is in a Bottle (a. n este up cur the Army and Navy) may tic had for tL 4e. And a, he Favour 4 the Commilfinners of the Stamp °Mee, Plates ,:re pr:pareil Mr. Newhcry's fepirate life, with his Name engraved in each Stamp, the Public will be careful to abferve that the Word*, " F. Nzwilerfi Na ag. St. Prars," are printed in the Stamps 4 al/ Ms Medicines; and as it is mdlimid that this wall be a No: dent Security *grid/ Countait-, his Signature on the Lab. is on Dr. James's Powder will he difeantinued froneheneeforw-ori. Scamps will be allowed gratis, as Vogl, to thofe who put chis Half a Dozes or more at a tine, of the lower privet Articles. a. S a. 4. Dr. James's Powder a 9 f .cr..-nrs of mi. I —a Bottle 14 0 Freske's •I'i El - of Bark 4 0 - rinak-ptie Pills 4 6 Hrosteania ditto a 11' large But 24 o &With Cofer a g Dr. Stearns Opodcldoe a 6 Genuine ai r newts* 8 - Convulfion Oil a 6 Ornilkarkleleiticine ---- Camomile Drops t 9 belie. Sees Pills t o ---- Paregoric Lo- liffencc of Pew-ursine ar i zenges I t Cranes Drops - s Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Dr. H, open Pidu a t Dr. Audios Chalybeate Glar.'s Magnets 3 6 Ditto 4 o Henry's ditto - a 6 Dalby's Carminative 1 9 Norton's Drops 3 6 Menet of Coltsfoot 3 6 Spilfhtp f's ditto s Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Solander's rca a 9 Spence s Dentifrice 4 0 Grenouglis Tincture aal Jones's Rheumatic Tine- Do. Tole Lozenges x a cure a 6 N. B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name are affixed to dm fir/ twenty Articles above enumerated; and as MOW poifolo„ particularly foments and merengue. millake Iris Mare, be is under the meaty of pointing out. that it is at the Evil Poirot St. Paul's, neared to Clampfide, and that it has a large adios (lumped front,on which thee words are inferthed: • ' • " Tna trims W111C11411.161 roa Da. JArirs's PowDza: To die AFFLICTED with GOUT std RHEUMATISM. 'THOUGH the great Sir Edward Hulk cedes fay, that " the Gout was the I)Aerskiare lefortrwasse, that is, in plain EngliCii—“ the Difgrace of the Faculty ;" and Dr. Ward would only admit of temporary Rritif berag obespo able in a confirmed Rbenmatilin ; yet, viola chute bright La. rallairiel attic Medical lA'arhl rife from thedead, Dr. bettor* L pediaaded, Boas neva &Meg Experience. the their Mien*. mast at their Rtikatredion, would be nothing lotheir astimica elle at the miraculous Effects which have arifot from a few Dotes ones NERVOUS CORDIAI. ; which, io the nvilLoii moue Cafes, have wrought inch wor.derful CWT., tit* the Gouty and Rheum* will have mute to bids him and pray for him, as its Inventor, as long as the remeneeince of Hoak and Safe reftored can pal* be tenable on this Ade thegram. LLCM W. PA RDOE, of his MaJeity's Gem-Vdfcl Ps a a Less. Sir—lt is with Infinite fatiefedion I acknowledge the otoelb lessee of your Botanical flytrap, which his entirely relieved me from the mod excruciating Rheum& Pains and contragliim arise Joints, which I have bean Alicia with opozardsel the anoeths. Be :Greg I recommend your valuable Mall- Mors to the onisoft of my power.—l renesn, Sir, Nom very dedluet lawair fereant. Lieut. W. PAILDOE. 1 1 Doeh. w f 31, aria =1 uly1 : 11 .1 HOG OOD, late Servant to Mr. V. Sinstifon.of the Rote lan Sittingboum, was for a length of time nut intole rably dieted with a thannade complaint, ode* matey ap proacirad ss paralytic,to beds a degree as to deprive Os lab entire irk of his limbs, which rendered him incanik of watt ! lag or following his builds; in this debilitated hate besot** tofeveral of the mod, emincot of the Vacuity witioat =mai• .ndng the Left litadow of bask but by beet to emaineaded by leveed of his Meads to Dr. Latium. Cordial, }occluded at Mr. John liarnard's, borafidler. boars, is now perfectly rchered to his fernier kale st i t mew, is enabled to follow Ms bands as ufaalwidene flees the haft fjstpts.s ofthe above complaint. sad is sow isaadlw .at. . Saxton, psoprictor of JOH), Winseies to the above Caro—Mr. V. MOM, Maar of the Role lea. lintingbewra; Mr. Jahn Barnard ihiabidlee. Ths Bramical /map, sod Iteftarative Nev em Coedial, • be had at the Dadoes Houk, No. 9,Mbioadtreet,hs beadmad tl.llv•Llll.6a. sad fa sd.; and by all Printers, aeitikthis: and Venders of MedieLne, is the United Kingdom, v 4 pme pmainrations. . The Medicine may he bedew, day. A jam ha* osby hies oral to five fossil ones. * chafe Ladies and Geadmins heralding am die tars of Matrimony, the Meter %radii partieuhdy reconeseill tie Botanical Syrup, pear sods* a before the Aleut Hymen, who are is theatres& ' appreheadveof die ftpd tem not being entirely tsteld, or to relaxations allabe (did,. WHEN Prole(Donal Men of educAtion And re (ponfibility deviate front the (moral fyfteen by the ft> ;edition of a peculiar Branch, the famition of keg cominsoll Jamb is the heft criterion of fuoerierity. Ten years have I damned profiles to the eeelefree vela want of THREE DIyORDFyty, and she Samelsid eefiit4 nay phut Owns me additional ankle to oppok afar ml ion able the weasel task complaints which are the at isphor am in the (Atakora of human Inlireattlen After initbdoo into arty bean& se an Arany Stormi, I formed a with at an early period of Bradlee to vccencindhdliar Idi frogs the igmetsoce of noctineatod Mot, or the eve% din► gems occitetatarr apeneral Prod:lamer& The THREE DISORDERS,o the MC ofwhlch I love de. voted soy attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECrION, whether of a recent or kni aratfonrs/►. Al Nude of DEBILITY, whether mikes lowa the habits ed Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature spe, and bilk Mat de nneeman of the fyftem in Women which bailed R.hitlllih NEW or STERIMY. _ _ _ _ Tiosner ;rasiiiierier; re the mita of %perm* or bale ia the treatment of a Setae Gonorrhea, sad it not uarclessely Inp pms that the feeds of Life arc palmed ytbe indifaudien 1. Aseguarded hour. By a farrier method fedi °amplifies ant easky cured, and even where others hove faked, t net awl smay prefierte to oder a vodka reatabliamem Few, however, we the cafes of 4 &Bras la tin diforder, empared with the mend en' of Mat, who front indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the peemiki t Gaieties of a falltionable life smoke that Saar of behalf which is the unseated* makmmenee of filch peurkises habits. Mere the unhappy fearer Woods we his many, bade. I lay comas his misisomen It may be fame cianklatios bite to know, that although it be an einok of doubt or smear tatty wish other Pralitiones, the sawn! fi that. DEM CIENCI ES by tfi_ gradual pee of of remmeralos as On risk. neat of um meatier. If the ate d Ineenn or Venus have begun to redace suety Timer, wad arraisty will be prdwant , by an early comnterellost a this kmptid dees ea ie ace cafes so peat dillicaties trill men. But where this deicioney has far mars etiltod.z w = Pea/vermin inafpuilibly remake Wiesen the frets of Life, and so re•maimmes the Condientan MARRIED WOMEN, who hate keg bean in their meantime' a a homily, an be dierid, that t.th Whines Each defeat are cwsbLe by Medical MB. The SECRECY which k fit elleatial so ray weletahlog,lrd the Qualificatioas which I box profaned to Mane, Immo tbs Bass a' sty cad I. mincidence with fuck Mimics nation is vat,that Mr. MEE may be caudated padonsaf (or by letters la cking a faall note) at his book Ne. sly, AIWA' da.ftesta. Iltnand, atm Temple-11m Thee is as addkimaal estrame r Womeelkeit and the Dame Is 41. haf the dusts. M. NUE. Member of the anal Cdlego ailoggssna LONDON; Primed for WM ItveirstsAy JOAN DAIWA. tr. hialimbmi.Cambi-dlardam) at Oa is‘a Paaaraar• - net, Ni. 1, Corey-ltraat I aril pb.iad by Lava, ICENTAI CaseabarrylaahLambedelat and at tin di aa•Ori see. Tespkaar ; ea whica eessimintiomiesibe Lures aro repeßsil is be aiblG: Hai few 9 Eon el the I vu" 6: 0 TIOP thc I kit I t 4 NAll &al boar