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BCNAPAR •:; •vALILOQIJY. I" invad.-, or not invade !—Thal is the quellion.— hether 'mere better polio to bar diiconttnted fpirit of my army, To , whont I've prentis'd plu•ider ; or to make A brand attack on Brita invade-s-to fight-- On their own fhores,a people fam'd for valour; Aid by that figh, at once to put an end he eternal jealoury and (trite, Subtitling 'twizt the French and Ent& nations; Ard, what is molt desirable to me, F-r . ;!and's omplet o'esii•lvra .'—T' invade—to fight; To fizia ?—perchance be Ira' ?-Iy, there's the rub That (hakes my refolution in .11; betides, Should the French fleet e'en :rave the Britifh thunder, I low rocn a ball or bullet rrtht decide 'I itt Preniier Cos su t's fate—mull give me panic.— Such is the rcafon of my long delay 'l'u CN,CII:e my threat .—Fear holds me bark, Tho' derp'rate motives urge.—Flfe, who could bear Unfatisfied, the ftrong dcfire I feel To conquer Britain; de plate her towns; Her bulwarks burn; and drench her plasm with blood? Who could endure the mortifying fight Of Fnglifh cruizers, impudently bold, Phxkading e'en the very ports of France ; But that the dread of Britain's dauntlefs Cons, (That free. unconquer'd rac:!)..-" puzzles my will;' — And makes me rather all the dangers Ante, That hover round my ptefem flipp'ry Than heedlefs rufh to almoft certain death Ott hated Albion's 010/Tl?—Thus Prudence, Fear, And Policy cornhin'el, can change the hue Of Refolution; and thus Serious thought Can alter plans of greaten" pith and moment;' And make tb' Inv.Lon I fo long have threaten'd, In Yorbiog end LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOV. 2. carom V. cos PS .1.141:0 OTHERS. Mr. Guns, as leading Coto:fel for the Plaintiff, flared that Mr. Cooper is a furveyor and an archi teq. and that he had been employed in that caps eity by the Defendants for the purple of furrin- , tending and direiing the buildings of a very coat. derable rnanufatlure, which they were about efiab-' !Ming. The Defendants were engaged in a projea for making paper from draw, and other vegetable fubfkances, from whence they promifed to themfelves very large profits : and it was neceffary, in order to put that projea in motion, that buildings to a very confiderable extent fhould be railed at a very groat expellee, and theft who were to be at that erpenee, thought it for their interefi to apply to the ablea fur. veyor they could find. Before the buildings were begun, they applied to Mr. Cooper, and he did a great deal of fervice for them before that time : and there could be no difficulty as to the meafure of the compenfatinn, becaufc what he claimed was by vir tue of a written agreement, by which the parties had Itipulated to make certain payments. Before Mr. Cooper had d. nc any work in confequence of this agreement, be had done other work for thefe De. fendants, for which they had voted him the Turn of fifty guineas. The agreement was entered into on the 16th of May ;Sot. It was read by the learned C.unftl, and the ft:bib:lce of it was, that Mr. Co. per was to have 4 per cent. on the. price of all materials that were employed in the manufaeure, and alfo on the price of the labour that was emplovi et! in it. After this bufinefs had been carried on 1 , rf fume time. and to a certain tercet, it was found it sToultl not anfwer; though that was not Mr. Cooper's fault It appeared from fume of the evidence that was produced, that the work could not fomctimes proceed.from want of plans, and that the Plaintiff had not performed his undertaking.—Plairaif non /mita RIMEL O. SCHNEIDER. : This cafe, according to Mr. Easitriis, was an ac tion on a policy of infurance from Lianon to Cork, and another port in Ireland. This velfel was loft in the courfe of her voyage by the perils of the f e a,— On the nth of °Sober, one of the parties concerned wrote fruits Lilbon to his correfpondent here. that he etpuded the Portugnefe brig or fumy, 'the Ifabellino, ss,hich was the nip Wired. would fail on or before the loth of November next. winds and weather per mitting. There were nothing but heavy gales till the 7tb of DAceanbera and the-had no opportunity of poling till shit t9th of Decernlscr. and in the courte of her voyage was to R. in "con&quence of flormy, weather : and all the crew 'MO - alto have perithe'd, had it not been for en American flip, that providen tial!' ap peared and took them up. Mr. GAR ROIT, on the part of the Defendant, con t2ndad, that the Plaintiff could be tolerably certain when the (hip would be ready to fail, and lie alfo con tended, that he was bound to have failed on or about the :nth vi November, according to his reprefenta firm ; and, as he had not, the rifle was much altered, and tie underwriters ought to be no longer bound to perform their ecntraift. I.o: d Ettia soli:soca told the Jury. this was an 28:on on a policy of ildurance on Ihip and gpods, el f led on the 6th of November, tßoa. The cargo :notified of fall and fruit. The letter that dittoed an infurance to be made, listed. that the vetkl would fail on or before the loth of November, winds and weather permitting. There words did appear, prima to. impart that, as far as regarded the cargo, the Pain wood he in a condition to fail at that time. 'ft.:: was act a warranty but a reprcfcntatior, and v Lich, if it was not falfe, in a material part, would not vitiate the policy. Was it falfe ? the party who ‘‘l4.tc did not know the fa& to be other.. ife. No hit- Yvan beir,g c. old know whether, according to the Sr raugemeat t 1 ti.: fL:p, which had then taken place, the would not be. ready to fail againa the icth or November. If it was a deception and .s falie repro fanation, the underwriters woti!.l nor be bound by it. 'here was no fraud intended : if it had been a thing impoffible, or even highly improbable, the an tic:M.l'lre! s would have been free. It would have been vri ) ,:ttierrnt if it had been a sr.*, lanty, bccaule it malt have been thinly complied v. i:h. The her was, ttlit.ther there had been an- thing unfaii Iv kept hack ? it was fen the jug to cte. Ic that quell lion, a nd to lay whether the reprefentaii. n tva"Aalfe is any material reflat..l?—Veriiii2 for Ilaha::cro.til. TttNC' V. TEARCE. Mr. EvictNe Rated, this arFtion was brought to recorer 3451. which was the value of a quantity of wiry: (hipped by the PlaintiS from Portugal on ac count of the Defendant, and which he had not paid for. The wine was loq on the pottage. The learned Count - A admitted it was rather a difappointment, when one was lo,,king forward with fome fort of fa tisfatlion to filch a quality of wine arriving in &fey, al of which was to he cf the very be:t quality, to ha informed it was all 1011. 'There were ten pipes of two of Calcavella, &c. Tile order was dated May ,Bth, iSoi. The wine was (hipped on loaid the Abraham Newland. Captain Morgan proved the wine was on board when the velfel was loa. The price of it was alto proved. Mr. Cita , . leading Caunfel for the Defendant, amour, othe , 01;:erved, that the Plaintiff had not attcncled to feveral parts of the Defendant's let ter, which &tired the Plaintiff to advile the Defen dant as loon as he had taken freiht, for the benefit of infurance. The Plaintiff, mflead of writing dircflly to Mr. Pearce, wrote to his own correfpon dent in this country, which took up fome days, and he wrote to Mr. Pearce, but it was then too late to infure, as they had heard the flip was 1011. Lord Eet.canoßoucu obferved, that there had been a complete waiver of that notice, afterwards, by the Defendant. The only quellion at laR in this cafe, was, whether there fhould be any interell 1 The Jury were of opinion they ought net to give interell. Ver did fur Plaintiff, H•LDY/113 BLOWER]. The Plaintiff, according to Mr. GIBBS'S opening, keeps a public hook, and the Defendant is a coal merchant, and this iftion was brought for not deli vering a quantity of coals, agreeable to the Plaintiff's order. On the IR of September, 18oz, the Plaintiff ordered five chaldrons of ....oafs of the Defendant, which of courfe ought to have contained 180 bulb els, withcut the in7ain, at 36 bulhels per chaldron. There coals were delivered in two carts. When the firll c4rt arrived, they diJ not appear to the Plaintiff to be fun measure, aLd he told the carmen not to un load them. as he meant to have them re meafured. He immediately went fir a fwnrn meter, but before Ire returned, they were all Ihot down into his cellar. There were no coals whatever in it at the time, and diet: coal, wcie re !matured within two hours after they Lad been put into it. On being re-meafured, inllead of contAining tSobulhels, they only contain ed r 64, fn that there was a deficiency of 16 bblhels. Mr. Bilhop, who is a (worn meter, depofed that he was prefent when thefz coals were re-meafured, and that they only amounted to 16+ bulhels inQead of fRo. Mr. ERSRINK, on the part of the Defendant, called John Beaumont, who is air,' a (worn meter, and who was prefent when there coals were me . afitred at Mr. Kilvington's Wharf, of whom the Defendant post chafed them for the Plaintiff, who was aware of that circumnance ; and he deviled, that inftead of 180 bufhels, the Plaintiff had 189 bulhels, that i., he had 180, and the other nine which were the ingrain. He had 63 (arks, each of which contained three bufhels. The witnefs raid, he had, for fume parti cular reafon, received hofirations from the Defen dant to pay the greaten attention to the admeafure ment of tilde coals, and that he had done it. Mr. Kil vingto.i himfelf alto attended the meafuring 01 them, and he was alto certain, that 63 racks were put into the two waggons. The carmen alto (wore the time thing, and that they delivered them all to the Plaintiff.— The Backers proved. the fame fads. Lord Ettanaoanuo 14 told the Gentlemen of the Jury, this adlion was brought by the Plaintiff, James Haldyard, agaioa cue Defendant, for not delivering ' five chaldrons of coals which had been fold by wharf meaftio e, according to his undertaking ; and although the Parr was not confiderable in point of value, yet the adion was of confilierable importance to there parties. 'lt was of importance to the Plaintiff, to fa tosfy the Jury he had nut made a falfe charge, and that he had nut been guilty of a fraud in bringing this ation, which he mull have been guilty of, fup punng he bad received his Nil meafttre of coals, and had afterwards fubllradled that quantity in order to found thisagion. On the other band, :t was of im portancc to the Defendant, that he fhould not be thought guilty of fuck a fraud as (port meafure, and tliat he had brought forward witrieffes to defend him felf by prjory. This, therefore, was a very impor tant ale to both nt there parties, and deferred the particular attention of the Jury. His Lordthip here' taimmed up the evidence on bath fides with the to Wen peripicuity, and nbrerved, that in his opinion, the Jury ought to give equal credit to the fworn me ter, on both fide:, and if re,, they man take l: for granted the full mcafitrc rt there coals was pot into the two waggons. ILs Lordthip was of Opinion, that the part where the mire principally pinched was, as to the evidence r.f the two carmen, and that of the Plaintiff's (errant. The evidence of the car men was liable to this nbrervation, that by ;arability they might have removed a part el there coals in their way from the wharf to the Plaintiff's premifes. His Lordfhip raid, one did not readily perceive any interen the Plantiff's fer. ant had in this bonnet's to warp his evidence.—Prrifiafor altarkat. MUM M 1431 0 ,1 HOLM.— T11441.iy, felretal lightermen were conviCted in the mitigated penalty, of 5&. to wuriting their craft on the river Thames on Sunday. Yellerday Efmald3 Er;an was fully committed, charged with uttering ball 'billings, knowing them to be Inch. A porter, from the White hart Inn, in the 80, , rough, was fummotted by Mr. flint, of Glacechurch• Qrcet, for overcharging him for a parcel, and not producing a Ccket, agreeable to the late AEI. Mr. ' Font oblerved to his Lordlitip, that he had brought for ward this charge for the public good, at the fame time wilhing it to be a caution to other porters, ad• ding. that his general conduta was infolent, and, lince the lummons had been krved on him, he had called at his lhop, publicly threatening to lodge an infor niationagaind him, for having given Lim an acknow ledgment tor money without a limped receipt. The potzt.r not. bang abie to jotlify his condita, he was titled Lord(Lip nis:ervei, that his threat ening Mr. Flint was an aggravation of his crime, and that it might he tarti:d againf himfclf, as the pert; n who talcs a receipt without a limn, is equally liable ith the perain who gave .it. Mr. Flint rcr i ncricit that his Lordthip would difpnfe of the line as be thought proper, for the benefit of the poor. ific!!, was eiinviaed in the penalty of forty Millings, be keeping a public Lamle in the City, not being a freeman, or licenfed according to,Mt of Par liament. Bow-srßesr.—A number of diforderly perfons, apprehended under inintefs warrants, were on Tuef day brought to this office, when the majority of them being able feamen, werefent on board the tender. Same day the driver of a cart was brought up by a ual r:tnt, charged with wilfully driving hit cart over a child, the daughter of Mr. F. of Little Chelfea.— This brutal tranfaelion took place a few days ago in Brompton Road ;—and by the evidence adduced it appeared that the prifoner was driving at a furious rate, when the child, running acrofs the road, war. beat down by the honk, and the wheels went over both its legs; the prifoner continuing to drive on, regartilefs of the mischief he had done, was followed by a Gentleman on horfeback, who had witneted the tranfadion, and who got the number of his cart. Mr. Doan lamented exceedin;;ly that the prifoner had not bccn immediately taken into cuftody, which the law in fitch cafes empowers any one to do, and which would often prevent otioiders efcapinp. The prifoner was ordered to find bail for the af fault, and the parties bound over to profccute him at the next Salons. MARLISOROUCII-STREET.— MOlld:ir a fon of the whip, or in other words, a coachman to a Lady cf fathion, was brought helot e the :iirting M to anfwer to a complaint exhibited by a milkman for challenging him. The challenge was couched in the following terms : 4, Sir, I have profs of your belting a moult infolent, tradgis, ignorant, mifehiefsmaking fcoundril, one that trobles themfelven with things that don't confirm you, therefore I with for no larder re compens than to meet you to-murrow mornin, at 8 in the first fild, at the end of Backer fircete, I mean to give you youre chois, therefore provide yonrfclf with powder and ball ; you will he a coward if you don't come forward." This curious epiille was delivered over night at the complainant's houfe, and forgot to be givcn to him. In the morning, about ten o'clock, hone(! whip I called in a violent paflion, becaufe Blur had not the courage to meet him, and producing a br..ce of pub is, threatened to chaftife him wherever he (hould meet him. The charge being clearly made out, the Islagiftrate ordered Jarvis to find bail. Harrow GAR nww.—Yeßerday IftiNant Parker was examined, charged on fufpicion of having committed divers felonies ; a conflable apprehended him at the Swan Inn, Holborn, where the prifoner came for a box, containing curtains of various deferiptions ; on his perfon were found feveral gold rings, and other trinkets. A Mr. Rols, of Hohnrn, being in Court, identified two of the ringsns his prope:ty which were Bolen nut of his Cusp window two years ago. Oa the bode of the prifoner being feat ched, a great quantity of valuable wearing apparel, gold chains, lockets, filver fnuff boxes, a pifol, nutmegs, fpices, preferred foreign fruit, and other articles, were found. He was further charged on fufpicion of ficaliqg a horfe. Great oruelty to his , wife was the means of bringing him before the Magiftrates, where the exhi bited fcveral complaints again.!! him ; he was com mitted for re-exammation. A noted charafter was brought up, the officers having found in his poffeflion a large quantity of made and unmade cloaths, Cufpefted to have been llolen—he was committed for re-examination. Latt Monday afternoon an aged M4O charged a profligate fon with attempting his life with a drawn knife. Afte. hearing the whole of the cafe, the offen der was fent on board a man of War. WoasuiP. STILE IT.—Tuefilay an old man was ex mined, charged with Ilealing out of his lodgings a quar.!ity of furniture, value 81. which he had pledg ed. The pawnbrokers not attending, he was com mitted for re•examinatiotl. Two women were convided in the penalty of 4os. each, for having umnanufaftured tobacco in their prf feffion, which they could not account for, and which was condemned as forfcited. Yetterday two men apprehended at the Flying Horfe, near Finfbury.fquare, were examined on a charge of uttering counterfeit re. pieces. The con. listed, that on fearchiq the prifoncrs, he 'found other counterfeit money upon them;—they were committed for re examination. . . Wittrr C Pt L....-Ttlefday IP. Lewis, a privitte in the militia, was examined, chargcd with dealing a large quaruity of wearing apparel and linen, the pro. perry of Mrs. Williams, with whom he WAS quar tered, and was committed for reexamination. A man oldie name of lir:ad wascharged on rnf. pieinn of receiving Itolen goods, and %V di 5 committed for re-examination. Yellerday morning the butler's pantry of the Duchofs of BEAVITIT'S houte, in Gtofvenor-fgoare, was rubbed of a vat icty of article:, to it conitilerAble Arno lint. • FIR sr.—The whole of the machinery and ereellnns of Eirington Mills, near Rea wick, together with a large quantity of corn and flow, were cnnfomed on TuefJay fc'nnight, owing to the gudgeon acciuen tally taking foe. • Friday evening, between keen and eight o'clock, a molt alarming tire began in the extenfivc premifel, ritiatel in the Cattle Preiiiid, belonging to Mr. FLINT, brewer, rf ::anterbury. It broke out in a wooden building adjoining the road leading to IViti cheap Gate. Z•!ri Were the flames, that on the find; alarm they had bmift through the root. The trnmpets of the Royal Artillery, Royal Honk Guards, and Sentch Greys founded, and drums of ,h e Canterbury Viiliirteers immealiatvly beat to nth:. The grcat,ert cintrcfa for water was experier.c.:d for a contiderable time, the few pumps in the neigh bouiliond being foiin dry: and here the military were extrernzly ferviccable in forming lanes to the river, a very confiderabl: diltance indeed, by which a fupply *xas at halt obtained, when the f art h er p to • greys of the flame, were arrefled, hut not until they had communicated to the large building at the front of the malt-houfe. Apprebenfions were entertained that the country might be alarmed, under an idea that one of the beacon, were fired, and picquc:s of cavalry were Cnt in all dirt ftions to pre.,:nt fuch a circumflanc: occurring. BIRTHS. OA; Tburfday I;ft, Lady Caroline Rufhaut, - of 2 daughter, at Northwicit Park, Worcelwrihirc. on Saturday nig*.`.t, in Duchtfs-ftreet, Portland-place, Mrs. Gorr, 0: a fon. ( 0. the 24th ult. at Springkcll, Mrs. Heron of Heron, of twins, a t.. n and daughter. Go the 2-4 ult. in South Caftle-ftreet, Edinburgh, Mrs. Bathe, fpoufe to I.icutenart.Colobel Bathe, late of the i3th regintent of foot, of a fon. MARA Monday,nt St. Margaret s Church, I.l'..ftminfl er, Afhury Dick. ins, Pi). late of Philadelphia, to Mils I.illas Arum, daughter ofth4 late Hugo Arnot, Elq. of isalcormo, Scotland. DIED. Laft Thorfday. at Bath, William Brill ow, Efq. Lalt week, at his houfe, at `ueenw•ood Hill, In the County of Surrey. T. B. H. Sewell, Efq. one of his Majelly's jultlees a (6. Pcatcc for that County. About the zsth of July, at Homicras,of the yelloir fever, Cap. tai) Nevdle, commander of the Pert Mahon. On Thurfday haft, at Harrow sehool, of an inflammation in hit bowls, Soarue Jeuyns, eldett iota of the Rvv. Mr. Jrnyos, of But. tifharn hall. in Cambridgt.thira. At Edinburgh, on the sail: oh. Mrs. Mary Simplon, fpoufe of Mr. David &aeon, writer, liciccleugh-ttrect, Edinburgh, At Kianifdale, on the a3d alt. James Stark, Efq. of Kinsidale. At her houfe in (Leen-tlreet, Edinburgh, on the tsth ult. Mrs, Wardlaw, widow of Mr. David Wardlavr, of Nadler:lca h; mer chant. in Dunfermline. _ _ _ Of the wounds which he received at Morne Fortune, in the !!fatal of St. Lucia, Lieutenant-Colonel G. B. Morden,of the botla regiment. Mrs. Mary Arne Campliell, wife of Aletandet Campbe I, of 0 rmidak Efti. at Orm:dalc. nn the 14th 03 the 17th ult. at L.ustrittale, Str.ohnsim near !taverner,. Mr I)ur.ald Ml 2, illivray, tackfman of Clovendale. I INFALLIBLE GERMAN Cl RN-PLAISTER. 2- HE PROM 11.:1OR of this Snort excellent REMEDY is fu certiin of its Efficacy having never failed,: in a variety of Caf...s, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corns r. it and branch, roar ranee 1 Ut isomer. It will, oa application, takeoff the Indammation in a few boars. and efeetually the Malignity without the leaft Wart Printed Direetiiins feal Al up with it. This is the cekbrated PI.AISTLR that gained fo much reinro ration in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of Fifty Years, with the greats reputation. Sold Wholefalc and Retail by T. Ax tell, No. t, Phsch-Ltni,near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, 'lsvitisek flecct ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. lama's-Rrect; Mr.. Swiney. No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, 140. 324, Holborn; and jeboutt and Co. No. Ito, Oxfonl-ftrzet. At grillol, by Bidgin and Sheppard; and Bonnet, printers. Bath, Ily Hazard, bc r, x.diillt:and Rofontan, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Paxt , v, South 13ritlize. Portiea end Gofport„ Mr. Harding's. I.iserpool, by Mr. Gorr, printer,and Mr. Jones ,belokferks6 Portfriouth, Mr. Nfotley. hook feller. sAi HE Prot - ea - tonal Men of education and lg• fponfibility deviate from the general fyftem by the kali.* of a peculiar Brarch, the fandion of hang continued (mecca I. beR criterinn of fuperlority. Ten years have I devoted my pradtke tattle taeludoetreatment of MAZE DISORDERS. and the Cuccefifurrcfait of my plan sires additionA ardour to oppofe u far as I ant able the ra• eaget of that comp Lints which are the molt impanel* in the eats• Logue of human inhrmitiss. After Initiatian into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an ow! mei-A of Proffitt terercue individuals Irmo the ignorance of un,ailicatel Mm, or the elualty cisnzavus rrecilaitaricv of ~-ctiertl Proaitioneri. de THkEE DISORDE RS, to the MR of width I have devoted my attention. comprise cvery fpeeics of VENEREAL INFIC- TiGN, whether of a recent or long duration.—adly, AR kinds of DEBILITY, whether 7.riEng from the habits of Schoolboys. or the istiOgence of mature at e , and daftly that tieranganent of the ()rain' in Women which is ek.. BARRE.N NE Sri or STERILITY. riemmuo gifearto are the wink of Ignorance et hafts le the tettatmem of a limpic Gonorrhea, and tt not unfrequastli lowa* that the fceda of Life arc poif - xical t 7 the imbferation of an aapiar& ed hone. Be a raperior method loch complaints arc MOP 011111116 sod eczn whive others have failed, I truft that 1 may anima to cff:r a radica: re-cllahtilitment. Free. however, are the cafes or complicated diltrefs In de dr onlcr, coospared with tbc calsmitui; Ltuations of Men, who kV% ittdulgenee in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties er a failtionable Life, acquire that Bata of Debility wheels the unavoidable co:deviance of Itch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fuStrer broods over Ns , but carer:lSr conee:ds his mtifortene, it may ,be Come eortoiallen for him to meow, that although It be an object of doubt or unearainty arida other Fraillitiencrs, the removal of theft DEFICIENCIES by the liveried progrefs of rellOSZtiflll is the aequirerneut of myevedeistsei If Ili •C rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce manly vi gour, much .nziety will be prevented by an early counteratheo of this it ivid Rate, and In theft cafes no great Meade, will isetert But when this *deflciesicy has feet ycars taiftid, a proper Fees fever-ewe is indifpciiSl4 n.qtrifite to refire the diunbenng rpm*, of Life. and to n.-animate the Conftitution. MARIULD WOMEN, who 'bays long. bees dliappointoi it exptaatfors of a Family, may be educed; that in' nig 6 7 Awes firth defeds are curable by Medical 11112. The SECRECY which is ft) effentie to my vindettaitiltri %alai:emirs whieli I hart prefumed to Itate, fono its Bak my prim:atm, and In coincidence with huh tit k IsOmaillet given, that Mr. liarE may he confultcd personally (sr by t =, inclofing a (mail nate) at his !souk, No. ay, Anpdel-ha Dear Temple- li ar • Thcre Man adilitiastai envying iflit.4llo ti PPIPit,I I name is oat &As tic doors. - M. NAZE, Mantle' grad lard Cailie et SigirilL • TO THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ . mut eta , N. 9, Bridge-treat, ;ceded. IFEEL. it a ddty'lncumbent orlon me, to ittiOtilit yO.l of the very and extraordinary Cure Italie front your Invaluable Medleinryy-LF ARE', PATENT Pi t a ell A'.out two years afrool was attacked erith a VlMtia#4 RIP OR n t, which I treated nigher Rightly . fix tome tiny but tit cafe at length likreAting all over my Body, I WINS oLliged to to the r at eminent of the Faculty, hut their affiftanee atT .oily trogirwary relief—l went through varines Comdr. et Satrap tint, and (mot rather of a corpulint Habit was norionad to a mere Sheieww. TilC Ulcer, that . fpread all my bailie, a ow a complete Objet, fo that coy Maids dcfpaired of 1M r.., every. When brought to this (guidon, I onliSflrred '& 2 4 an Iton - battle, but a relation of eine commenting epee( the stagy arm in which ?our Pills had Girtectled, I was Waned twaysallate If them, which I thought rather mitered may and by Igladerteaelli tot two or three mambo, and ioilowing your Diredticelt. I cxpC rit .4 the molt unaccountable Relaxation from Pain, the Sores gr.dtt ..11y fuhfu'ing; I am now, ' thank Goo. periettly recovered, and walking out daily: I doubt net but one mare hoe, which I chink riutiona uptake. will caddie% my health In its original Rate. It i.. with the mod heartfelt gratitude that I fiabfcribe agyfelti fic. your much o . ..iiffed humble terrain. Ww.Picaion. Ilvin(rate, Winnch-fter, July a, :Sot. P. S. Our the public benefit I do not object to the above Deng. pithlillied, but !rave you to ad as your own bectefjudgenent menace. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Propeictorjaowas TATLOIif Men iker of the Royal Culler of kagoiwa;l.eadan, at his.l4oufe. N. ;, New.r.rid3e-firert 'newt, utter a eonftant ref:deem of m•me than thitty-fix ?wry, in a pradtiee pertieularly diredtol to Cie Cure of Venereal Complaint. with that inviolable Secrecy watch men o' Prnictions asoi ' ild always obferve. he amen the ads.i., pm: affill.troe be (Minimally adrainiflers ter rtri•mot taking o.i. Mo'icaie, will he dimmed, by a difeerning a• at adoartage Minn, to he obtained, and void of am* Fun! —Alto S. by 111.. Appointment, fnr the mentenitnt of Omit 12vv::; at to ta•tance, at th.: Perfumes, No. 3f, St. Alban's steer!. the Tay-Lbop. Nu. 103, Osturd-dtreet; Dir.wrot.:4'n'., No. 7. ; Mr. Steers: Baakkikt No. t, nut, Little Tower Hits; Mr. Welke's, Smelt bridge, ; Mr. Calwell'e,Dubllp ; Mr. Milace . e. Ur. pnolt Mr. Atkinfmea, hianeheftm l• sad by one Perim in ever, (until. rabic Town in Oreat-Ltritain and leedaad. to Bola of agar :s. 9J. :ch, Pealed up witit full and plaia DireCjeas, wheat, Pagans of riddle Sr.* tour Care thatifetwin with Falk, Speed, Se crecy. ind Saftly. LONDON: 'Meta I alfd pahlagd L4VaiLitiltr.(nrCw° urpplace. Lam!•els) at the qr °MCI. Ph I. CM,- itrlet Publiate.! !Ito a: tit" traa O►l►e:. ler* ir► 'I Pr< Or Lio, cot