Star. — London, England, 1803-12-29 00:00:00

4d ( I r, ;. Li;' TELI ICENGE. couRT OF KlNu's DEC. 14. •!.1 , A'ID OTHERS V. LkWls,l:.2 Mr. LasniSE bated, that the matter in cafe for the confideration of the Jilt y lay in a very n..r row conipal:. Ile had no tli:'potitiosi to declaim a,gaintt•any of tile Oilicers of iris Majel y's Navy, t,,r si t man living was more fen fible of the important ,tnd meritorious in vices teadzred to this country by thole brave and gallant men ; he only complained r.f a lots that had fallen urn hi, clients, in come ntience of an illegal an of authority exercifed by , Ciptain Lewis ; and if that aft s‘ j• l tt,if in i by Law, it mattered not whether the Defendant thought be was jullitied in law or not ; it was nothing to the Plaint:4% whether he thoozht lie was afting tight or not. It was enough if he had no authority for doing the an. This was was an aaion of trefpafs brought by the againtt the Defendant, to recover a fatif fittion in damage's for illegally detaining, for a great length of time, a velel of the Planitiffs' called the Eliza, in Port Mahon. This veil - el had been fitted out for trade in the Mediterranean, and had been fartunate enough to take a prize, and the prize of that prize,- and carried them into Cagliari, the ca pital of Sardinia. In coniequence of that, a repre fentation was made by Mr. Jackfon, one of the Plaintiffs, who was upon the fpor, to thole who re• orefented his Majetly in that part of the world, to ttte Britifh Miniller, and to Lord Keith, and by 'at means orders were given for the rellitution of t ie prizes But owing to the French taking pot f :on of Leghorn, it became neceffary for the Eliza , put into Port Mahon, and there the found this Gentleman, Capt. Lewis, who commanded his Ma- jetty's (hip the Minotaur. Two pet-Inns of the names of Gray and Roberts, had fame time before that been impreffed in the Eliza, and carried on board the Minotaur. The Ifs .-1* there men was a follicient lois to a merchantman, without Itiziag the (hip it felt. After the Eliza was prepared to go to fee, and had adually failed nut of port, The was b .arded by perions fent in a boat by Captain Lewis, and the Captain of the Eliza, whole name was Dun, was brought on board Captain Lewis's (hip, and was told, that wilds the wages that were due to Ode two impteffed icemen wets paid, and their cloaths and tools returned to them, that the Eliza would be detained. This Captain Lewis had nothing to do with. It was a matter entirely between thee two men and the Owners, whether they Mould recover their wages and their proper. ty ? Captain Lewis *Turned to himfelf an autho rity which undoubtedly did not belong to him, to detain this vette' on that account. He loon found be had no jollification for detaining her. He pre tended-that he had aided under the orders of the Vice Admiralty Court :--that Court had no right to give him any orders to detain that (hip. That wait under pretence that (he had or. board a defective letter of marque. This &felt was merely made a Balking horfe, and an or .0) lath, jollification for the condo& of that Gentleman. The velfel was detained feven months, and it was for the lots Cur tained by that detention that this ation was brought. Capt. Lewis had pleaded a number of things in his jollification. The Plaintiffs bad admitted all the fads, and raid that they did not amount to a intlification in Law; but the decifion of that quef. lion was tobe left to the confederation of the Court of. King's Bench. He lhoUld prove the ad of de tention. This was in its nature merely a Writ of Incpairy of Damages. The Defendant could not pbly go into the nature of thefe pleas by way of mitigation of damages; and fur this teal - nth that it was a rule of law that no matter could be alledged in mitigation of damages, which, if pleaded, would amount to a jollification. Lord ELLItIIIOIOOOII laid, he could take no no tiee trf thefe pleas, fitting at Ni 4 Prins, but only of the naked geacral iffue, which was the iftte he watt to try. Mr. &SKINS raid, he thought this might be very properly decided before Come private tribunal, arid that he was altn /serially ready that it (hould take that cowrie. Lord Etasasuaottas (aid, this was merely a writ of inquiry of damages, and that Captain'Lewis was refponfible for all tne damages. Copt. Dun, the Mailer of the Eliza, was fief ex• mined, and proved the faas Rated in this opening. On his erofs•examination he admitted, that if the wages of thefe two impelled feamen had been paid, and their clothes and tools returned, that the Eliza might have failed the nest hour. It was alto Rated, that the letter of marque was not renewed when Capt. Dun came en board the (hip k•—bat the old letter of marque was insiorted over to him. Lord Esassanaotion laid, he was not prepared to fay he had a right to flop her becaufe the had not a letter of marque. Captain Duo faid, he told Mr. Jackfon, that in cafe the money was paid to theca two people, that the veffel might go. One of thefe men was the (hip's carpenter, and bad left a hex of tools behind, which was alto infillid upon. Mr. Jackfon laid he would not pay the money at that time. Capt. Lewis failed in the Minotaur, after this, in a day or two, for 411 4 The next witnefs was Mr. Stewart, the Mate, who faid they were ready to go to tea in the,beginning of November, and were prevented from failing by Captain Lewis; they did not fail till the 2 tit of June. tflot. Thomas Orkwart fait!. he was a flip's looker, and knew the Eliza. He believed the was of the burthen of one hundred and ten tons : the had eighteen men • I board. Veffels were hired in the trait fport let vice at thirty (billings per ton per month. It was much Higher in foreign ports, but how snuck he did not kaaw. Lord ELLINISOROOGN faid the Plaintiffs had not !hewn any thing but a momentary detention. They could nniy be entitled to nominal damages. For any t dog that appeared in evidence, they might have failed the neat hour. Mr. Gait sow, leading Connie! tar On Defendant, obfetved, that it mull be matter ot allonithment to fee that his L'adfhip's valuable time, and that of the Jury not much leis valuable, (hould be occupied in the trial of this trumpery and it.tamous rattle. VC laid, he called it deliberately by that rum?. The • eireurnllances of it were utterly elifivaceital to the adminiaration of Junice. The Noble and Limed jud E : ii id already intimated what mail he the end of it. foe Defendant cannot jultify what he has dune, and therefore there mull be a verdia for the Plaintiff with nominal damages. His apology for adili tiling them at all was this: to requell them, that by their verdid they might give filch a denomination of coin, a. to anal k the feelings of their mind. The vet y ielpeCtable pet funs wli 'attended (Officers of the Navy) he could not examine for the purpofe for which they were called; namely, to Phew, that what ever might be the Uri& law, which the Jury mull receive from the Noble and Learned Judge, that ssliattver might be the Ibid Law, the univerfal un• derltrod pradicc, the uniform courfe of the Navy was, when leamen were about to enter into the King's !hips, to endeavour by all means to get their wages, and every thing that belonged to them from the Males of that merchant (hip out of which they were prelfed. And it would be extremely dangerous if the Captain of the King's (hip did not obtain at all hazards what ever belonged to thofe men. There was not a more meritorious Officer in his Majefty's Navy than Captain Lewis; and he was obliged to at as he did, even at the hazard of being brought into a Court of Jolliet by a ciimp at Minorca. It would he extremely infecure to go to fea, it would be extremely dangerous to go to lea on any expedi thin, and it would have been extremely hazardous to go on that fervice, in which Captain Lewis was then engaged, and in which he had a diftinguifhed (hare in that glorious day at the Nile. It would have been vet y perilous to go to fea with a crew, a confiders tile number of whom had been impreffed from mer chantmen, who had many claims unfatisfied, and who were fully perfuaded it was in the power of their Commander to enforce thofe claims. It would have been dangerous to have faded with filch crews, tin der a full perfualion that their Commanders had paid no attention to thefe claims. What was the nature of this cafe ? Two men have been preffed cut of the Oita ; their clothes and a chef} of tools are on board, and their wages are unpaid. When they are going out of port in that fimation, Captain Lewis fends a boat to flop them till they fettle with thefe two men. He dues that which the law of the country will not juftify. He did not alit thcir verdid. But in the cafe of thefe poor fellows, whom the owner ought to have paid, Captain Lewis only interfered in order to procure for them what was their jolt demand. He trolled, in this cafe, in order to mark this aftion, the Gentlemen of the Jury would not give one alining, which was the uflial film in the cafe of nominal da mages, but that they would only give one farthing. Lord ELLENBOIWOCH obferved, that this was an as of trefpafs to recover damages for detaining at Port Mahon I Ichoorter called the Eliza s and tf this had been an injury received under eircumaances of oppreaion and harthnefs'againa the Mailer, lie thould certainly have advifed the Jury, and be had lit tle doubt that they would have attended to that advice, to have vifited the cafe with confiderable damages. But, Paid his Lordfliip, let us look at what this cafe is—the Captain of a man of war imprefes two lea men, and demands their clothes and Tome wages that were due to them ; he fends his boat, and fires a gun for them to heave to. There was afro a box of tools' belonging to one of them on boards be told them, 1 unlefs there articles were delivered to the men, and their wages paid, he Mould detain the veffel. The detention at that time was only proved in evidence. But it did not appear that any man was put on board, or any meafures taken to detain her, and that the might not have failed the very neat hour. The merchant lays. he would not pay at that time. In a day or two, or three or four days at molt, the Cap. main of the man of war fails. This idiom was brought to recover damages, and special damages were laid, in being prevented to fail to Cagliari, to bring home their prizes. His Lordlbip faid, one could not help fuppofing this aaion was brooght with a vie* to avail themfelves of the prejudices that might exia against perfom armed with chafe authorities, and with the hopes of having this con- fidered as a great abufe and stretch of power. And, raid his Lord hip, if we were to have aainns brought, for every man that was welled, and every gun that was fired, under loch circumaances, by the Captain of a man of war, there is not one of the honourable perfons who bear his Majelly'sComeniffion, and who do fo much honour to that commiffion, and fo muck service to the country, who mull not rot in a jail; for there is not cute of them who would not be co. vered with trefpaiks from head to foot. This is to be eonfidered as a cafe of nominal damages. There was no arid lezal right for the defendant to as as be did; anti thaitA.- re your verdia mull be for the plain tiff.—Verdi* for Plaintiff s.—(The damages were laid at goo,0001.) One of the Richmond long coaches broke dews on Monday night, about fiven o'clock,oppofite Fetter lane, in Fleet-ltreet. There were two or three outlde paffengers, two of whom were thrown off. but provi. dentially received no hurt. Tuefday, as two children, a boy and a girl, the fun e nd daughter of a Conßable of the wilt of St. A: ii's. Soho, were playing together at the houfe of their uncle, the former took up a pißol, and fnapped :t at his fitter ; its contents lodged in the child's (boulder. it furgeon was fent for, and the child was taken to the hospital, where the baU WAS curetted. und ILe is likely to door/ell. On Saturday an Officer's fervent fell from the top of a well. upwards of fisty feet deep, at the horde of Mr. Baxter, bookfeller. on School hill, in Lewes. but providentially received no other injury than a flight wound in one of his thighs. The man was going down the well for the purpofe of getting up a chicken which had fallen into it, bat no fooner was he fief pendcd, than the rope broke, and precipitated him, together with the bucket, to the bottom. John Ryan, noted for his forgeries, was capitally convided in Dublin haft week, for uttering a forged five-guinea note on the Ira Batik. The iron-work lately fupporting the remains of R. Drewett, a mail robber, was a few day. (we blown from the gihhet to which it had been at tached, on North Heath, near 1•f auift, and fill, to. goiter with Cie Il.cictun cf the makfretor, to the I ground, where it temained, a %cry difagteeable (*pee ltack, for feveral days. By orJ:r of the hirveyor , of the 1.',1%.va)5, the h0n ,, ,,5.e. have bc,n fence bu. tied, inmaLdiately tinder Cie tkcleton 10, brother, nhith 1111 retains its iiis.a6ron un thezibbct. /CCISSIASTICAL PROMOTION'S. The Lord Chancelint: ha. tat-dented the Reverend S. Ayfeetigh, of the Britifh Alurcum, to the vicarage of Codhant, icor iarntao rough, Kent. The Bilhop of Lincoln has collated the Rye. Mr. Kau, Curate of Stoney Stanton, leiceit. rthire, to the Rector of Stitiheurn, lan coirdhire; and the Rev. Mr. 0 tkley, C.,: zte n Graff ham, Hun tingdonOtire, to the Vicnrezt of Totternhoc, Becifordfhire. Tbe Rev. Mr. Hare. y h sh.eni,, titntrdt the le icarage of Wil lan, Herts, )f which pnr.d. he has been Curate for fcreral years, on the prefehtation of fracr:: t, fq. On the tsith intl. the Ftiet,lty of the Univerlity of Glargnar Pr - pointed Lockhart IsluitheA, A. M. to be Lecturer in Nes t.l Hillery. Hia Grace the Dblic of Norfolk has preferred the Rcr. I.lerj t ' min Hewing to the tee:tory of Kilvington, it: the county of Not tingham and Diocefe of York. I.Pcroa a rec. 24 —On Wednefday the t 4th MR. Mr. Thn- Mal Fane, of Brafronfe College, was admitted Bachelor of Are.. Saturday, the hilt day of Michat!ras •L'erto, the Rev. John Mountford, Bachelor of Arts, of J efusCollege. was Anti: tcd ter of Arts; Melia. John Richard Tetlow, of gren'a College: In kph Ager, of Pembroke College; and Stephen Preflon, of Lincoln College, were 'admitted Batchciors of Arts. The whole number of degrees in this ..erne was one Donor in Divinity, five Bachelors in Divinity, three ltaehelors in Civil Law, fourteen Matters of Arta, and twenty-nine Bachelies of Arts Ma triculations nit.ety-two. , . • . , c 1 EIR [HS. At Cleland, on the 19th init. Mn.s Dalrymple of Fordcl, of a fon. At Htrfel, on the sob init. Mrs. Church, of a fan. On the 19th hilt. Mrs. Vcre, of Grofvenor Mace, of a daughter. At Eglintoo Cagle, on the 18th inft the Right lion. Lady Montgamcrie, of a fun, who expired a few hours after h.s birth. MARRIED. I.ately, at St. Lawrence Jewry Church, the Rev. Daniel Wil- ton. of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, to Mils Wilton, chit* daughter of William W Ifcn, Efq. of Nether Worton, of that county. On the itth Ina. at Flambleden, Burks, Mr Brooks, Surgeon, of Henley-upon Thames, to Mifs Sufionah Deane, fecond daugh ter of Mr. John Deane , of the flow, Bucks. Lately. Captain Ifnrges, of the rttfordlttirt. Militia, to Mifs Green, daugh er of F. Green, Elq.. I the tile of Wight. At Mobs Itlirts,near Edinburgh, on the tith Init. Ur. James Hitchener. to Aids Mary Hunter, daughter of the late Mr. John Hunter. powder manufadlnra. At Kirkwall. on the tth November. David Blair, Efq. younger, of Borgue, to Mifs Laing. daughter of the late Robert Laing, big. At Forrea, on the t Ith loft. Lieutenant John Anna. of his Ma jetty's 66th Regiment of Foot, to Mir-, Margaret hlackintofh, third daughter of Mr. Andrew Niaekintofft, merchant there. At Edinburgh, no the myth ult. William Inglis, of Harden Gicen, Itfq. to Mifs Anne Rood), Park-itreet. DIED, At Newbottle, Durham, aged 6i, Mrs. Rowe, wife of Anthony Rowe, Efq. deferrodly regretted and feverely lamented by box nu merous family and friends: the was a worthy wattle w moral reelitude, parental affeCtion and tender nets. Lately, Mr. Wood, of Yew-tree Farm, near Monmouth. He was retun.ing home from Monthly mark et, in company with fame friends on trot, when he felt down in a fit of apoplexy, near the Upper Holt Mill, and expired without a groan. His friends bad walked ou for a (hurt Memo before they miffed him; whew, co l lookiog back, they ohfereed him lying in the turnpike-rood, math on returning, bond film a carpi. At Sydney, New Soma Wales, the Lady of Richard Doerr, Attlelns, Deputy Judge Advocate of that Colony. She lately Join ed her bolband from Ezglaisd, where the remained at home thole time behind him. On Ms paffage home from India, of a bilious fever, Thomas Pomona, Efq. youngeft fon of the late Colons I Fortnom,ebief en gineer in the Hon. Eaft India Company'. beefier.. Monday fenolght, Theitas Merriman Hancock, Efq. fenior In the hook of T. M. J. Hancock and Co. Bankers, in At Limerick, Mrs. Ems, wife to Dewier Ben, Efq. Wednefday fenalght, at his 'wore in Sackeille ftreet, lin the 49th year of his age. Mr. Wm. Conftable. Lately, In Weymooth-ftreet, Mita Augufta Cleorriana Parker, third daughter of Vice Admiral Parker, and grand-daughter` of Admiral Sir Peter Parket, Batt aged to years. On the Bthinft.ba Ifork-place.Kinglkod-road,Hon.Mrs.Murray. 'McGirr fe'nnight, Mr. Kirkman, feu. Brewer, Broadotrect, Bloomfbore. On Friday lan, In the 45th year of his age, Colonel Boardman, late Lieutenant Colonel of the Scots Grey. Lately, at bee hook in Seymour place, Lady Charlotte Taboo, moat a the grave Earl of Thane, iu the 76th year of her age. On Saturday morning. at her model's hook in Weltock-ftreet, Mfg Shelley, elders daughter of the Right Hoth Sir John Shelley, of Micheigrove, in the county of Sures, Bart. Same day, kids honk in Burroweebulklinp, Dania Fenn, Efq. On Arran-quay, Dublin, Dothor Joktfon, late Senior Phyficiam of Clowelow HafeiltaL At Comore, county Kilkenny, the feat of Richard Etholt,Efq, John Blondes, Efq. of ILlimacolther, laid county. At Mobile. Adam Newman, Efq. Culledor of that port. In Eneithillen, aged 7i. the R. v. Caulfield Home Caulfield, A. M. Archdeacon of the Diosefe of Clogher. ' At Ckomackin, ow Llna, rich, Mrs.Palincr, PAM tithe Rev. Edward Palmer. At Peteribsogh, Virginia, the a‘th Othober, Mr. James Frame, elders foe of the Rev. James Fiume, late minifter of Atka. At Tai, so the 9th Loft. William Rob Munro, Efq. of New more and Aldine. At his beak in Rancleghdtteet, Liverpool,Thomas Staniforth, Efq. one of the Aldermen' and Magistrates of that Corporatism, hating ferved the office of Mayor In the year 1797. At Lbrerpool, in the 65th year of his :tee, after long Moth, Mr. John Gore, many yen proprietor and publiiker of the Liver pool Gamest Advertiker. At Grenada, en the tEth September lift, after 38 years ref deuce In that hand. Dr. John Hay, phyfician. At his hook, Caoungate, oo the 9th loft. Mr. Matthew Poole, late of the Hod, Prlnce'ottreet, Edinburgh. Twefday, the 6th. inftant. Mr. George Crank, of Shrewfbury, aged 9t years, formerly a cloth-worker he was a very ahltendoto man, living principally on vegetables, tattoo very little animal foot, and drinking width's but water tool milk from his carlieft years, he had foam innoceot 21,d worthy peculiarities. one of which was that he never wore a hat hut when going to Church, at whisk piseche was a regular and devout attendant, be the wea ther what it may, or the place he was go:og to ever fo diftant. At Aerate, in Egypt. cm the a6th of malt July, Capt. Ha)es ofthe Royal Engineers, his Majefty's Reit !eta in Lower Egypt, her the proteet , on sad management of one national concerns ht that coun try. On the evacuation of Egypt by our forces. he was placed in the above confiskatial &nation, with the local rank of MaJar, by General Stuart. At Dunnithes, on the t7th htft Mr. JAG Deropfter, in the 69th year of hie age, brother of George Dempfter, sat thatudetten,Efq. At Quebec. John Crawford. hfq. merchant there. Lately, Mrs. Rowley, tome teepee at the Cuftettohorfe, Edin burgh : be went to the market la pealed health ; on her return horne,alt drops down in • fit at the head of Duke. ttrect; the ICA car. tied book,aod died that evening.—lt is remarkable, that her lather and her have been 9:3 years bookkeepers el the cuftnnohoufe. 1-aft week, in the 8; it year of her age the rebel. of Dr. Tathweft, of Stamford. The death of this venerable Lady was occallotod by bee clothes takh.g tire. in confequerice of • hot poker g an theta., a few theningi before; by which the mu found moll dread fully burnt, and Lenguithed in great mifery. Thomas Cripps, bleu of ctbury, Gloucelterfhlre , aged 71. Mrs. Lloyd,mother et Molloyd,Bookfell r, Harley-ftreet lit September last, of the yetkoe ft eer, on board bit NleJeft7's /hip JE.doe, on the Jamaica Arm, in the 16th year at his :le, Mr. liontas Duey, Midthipman, fecund fon of Alexander Duey, of Hadley. in toe county of Middle-fel. At GI cow, James Gordon, Lfq. merchant. Mt-. Connel, widow of Arbor Could, late merchant. Gbefgow. At Tetbury, Gloucelterthiee, aged 77. Thews COpps. hfq. On the 19th inflatr. in the 99th year of her age, estate T. soor, of Poirot, widow of Peter Tao lot, of Whitton, with whom Ow lived 63 years. She has kit t Omer 39 grand children, 69 at stood chilireo, and two great great-grand children, making us all t. aM Orme. Sunday fe'iteieht, a; Mr. Craft:Ors, at Netemer.billi. Mr. The. Harriebti, are.! ;he could read the (mallet paint without tyre. tacks, till within a few ei.is of his death. Goo, re Cour up. Efq. or F, ra t yt. Rearg, steel 77. Someday W. oi r t,t. io the 6-rh year 0: hi, age. at bolter-Mok near Orham wh. re he had A-e cooties, d a confides-able t ome are , ome of mental d eo-ootert, Mr. BllttaS, fOririSly forgeon AO Wekuu6tam, iu Bate.ctee • 1V iSG de3;cated myCeif to the &kir, and bzen gratifcAl by the molt cortederable praCtice is that branch, I thought roper to fttift, I truft that I have not more n. t - icloyed any titre than chit. who, an the ertenhve field of the I ,t,,,riaun, are occafionally immerfed in uncertainty, and cantle* alwas ut:ain tha: luctefo which is acquired by concentrating the hi:tit:dual power to one C 111! of dif.arders. 'lie elif•f:Ls of DEBILITY ..r. kcculiarly diflreffmg, for they bring with them a train of emcanunint fyniptoins, and, by a de -1.ri11:on of all vital er.criv, ext"tence Itfelfalwomrs YS . hitter they front 04 pet:v.dt nee of ill s..ntl4 t!:edePruc tivehabit. of buys, or tie indulizere,:s of maturity, tli,y re. r,uire tt. moil atbduJus profeffional 1111; but by the Ignorance 1.0. :mated tato, the limpt i nnsa:e Aggr..v.E,ll, and the cosilli ttei. i!to),:d Asa 111L.MBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SUROF.OhId, G round my pi etentions on regularity of education; and indreao g every peivi;ege to pranice, I feel ins fide entitled to that conlldeheat with which I lI3Vr tuthertd ecti liberally humoured. tt In fere:anon. of heal tv....letitt., ea, ly applieatien will peeve, t the calamity of a dclulita•cd frame; but wlitri• the (m -il:ter, fr,,,ii a confeloufnef, of the unma.iliiiefa of the vice which eaufediiin tiwifortutie, in fearful of the contempt or ecatfure of h., family ph) fician, and broads over bin Inermity with careful tou r c,ralmetit, it mull. be fat kfidlory fur him to be allured not only of ' capaLihts of treatmi tit, but alto of the moll inviolable feancy. And in recent Venereal Ctinplaintn it is pulEble to prevent paid, danger er dithers ; in the molt complicated cafes it as the activity nn ot of exclufive experience in this lute to sat% a foie, certain, and fpeedy re.cltabliftintent lull the advantage of t! , is experience to thofe of tither fez whin are afflieled with any kind of nEnii.rcv, of my fymptoma de VEN LREAIi INF.E.CI'ION, and in all cafes the terms of rents. I net-alkali art Rated tan the Hrft interview. Patients in the country are expected to inclofea Bank note, sal are I...quelled to (peedp tin it age and manner of living. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Rural College of Surgeons in Lonalrs. N 2. 29, Arundel-ftrect, &rand, near Temple Br. TO THOMAS TAYLOR ESCL caw, via, N. 9, Bridge-drat, Lensimai fFEEL it a duty incumbent open me, to ittfuree yno of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have receive& from your iuviluab:e Medicior—l . F.AK PATS.NT PILI B. About two y an agri I wa: attached with a V ertsaaia. {late °Rock which I treated rather fligh y for force tune, bt t the D. cafe at length (preading all vcrtny dotty. I was obliged lc aptly to the net eminent of the Faeut y, hut their altflance sawed only temporary rebel--I went through various Court,* ad Saliva tion, and front being rather of a corpulent Habit wa• reduced aes a mere Skeleton. The Ilica4 that tweed all twat my limbrysts dercd me a complete Object, fo that my (rectos delpaired of ate 'vete -ry. When brao,ght to this lineation, I co - Mitred Jetties inevitable, but a relation ambit:commenting upon the malty Cake in which your Pills had futroceled, I was Induced to try a box 4 than, I thou; t mails relieved me, and by pet - Severalty for two or three months, and following your Direetiono, Jexpo. rieticol the moll unaccountable Relaxation from Pain, the Stets gradually fithliding: I am new, thank Goo, pettedly rcr.overt and walking out daily I doubt rot hut one more boa, whistle think cautious to take, will eftablifh my health in Its orginal Rae. It la with the moll heartfc:t ;rialto& that 1 WM:rihe suyftlf, Or, your r Awls obliged humid fervad, Was. Pauses. Ocaufgate, Manchefter, July t. atm. P. S. Fur thc pt hlit betat I do not objcdt to the above haw ' publiihcd, bat leave you to art as your own better jedgrnaseital dictate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Preprletor, THOMAS TAITLOU, Mender of the Royal eolltr.e of Surgeons, London, a his Haute. N 0.9, Ntwlitidgc-firect Whet:, after a col:IP-ant irelitlenrw of more than thfrty-fix years, particularly &vat:del the Care of Vener.tal Coonslairfs, tsitts that inviolable Secrecy which men of his Prisfeifusn thould always tibferve, he flamers hinif. if, the advice aid afaltaner ! e gratuitovfly adtninlftcte to psrliins taking this Medicine, will be eflecrr.ed, by a difeeeniqg as an adi:antage fekkim to La obtAned, and woad of .ambi euity.—Alfo Sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience a tl.olc living at a diitance at the Perfumer's, No. xq. St. Ailmala firret, Pall-Mall; the Toy-ft:op, No. 103, Oxford-areet • Mr.. Daborotigh's, No. 7. 111h-ftreet-bill ; Mr. Steers Daolidier. No. t, Union-Row, Little Tower Hill; Mr. Watioes, South.; ridge, Dditiburgh ; Mr. Cabs. sirs , Dublin ; Mr. Eilfinges, 1 .hsz pool; Mr. Attlnfon's, Itlanclufter ; and by one Perron In every confiderable Town in Greatlinritain and Ireland, In Dos es of war is. yd. each, (=led up with full and plain Diresftions. whoerbg , Perfuns of &Ina Sea may Care tismfebres with Erre, Spred, Se crecy, and Safety. . ROBBERDeS BALIAMIC ELIXIR, OR COIIiGH DROPS. • For Coughs, Colds. Aft Mae, Hirping Coughs, and Coahooptisan. THESE DROPS are Junly allowed the belt Me. Chine for the cereln Relief and dredge] Cure of die elbsola Compkdnrs,not an inflow having occurred,though takes ip mos t ban forty thoufand Patients, wherein they have beau known ata fall ; fo fuperior are their virtues over every other Medicine, tied Id the Patient be ever fo emaciated or reduced, after having trial every Medical aftlitanee, it will ad as a charm, sod latently ave- Here the weft inveterate Cough, give cafe and freedom to phyla), promote gentle eapedendos, ftrengthen the whole doe bilitatcd Conflituticn, procure the reheating ennfne of vet wroll Step, and quickly sired a permanent cure. Mr . Rubbeelo being a revile Prufefhottal Man, in extenftve praelks,is premitedpap. ing attention tntbe rale of rbe above; be has therefore appoicteft Mare. Ching and Butler, of Cheapfide, his whekfak dame, aid to guard the Public sleet a (puttee Mcdicise,fikkl as Robberies Cough Craps, with counterfeit Medians and Signature, flutes raft* can be gcnslnc) snide each dire:then is llgned Butler. Sold arbolefak and retail at Ching and Butler's, Nix st„ Cheap fide, corner of Paternoiter-row ; and by Bacon, Pickling, all Green, Oxford ftrvet ; Wade. Old Bond-Rivet ; Roblakin. Pkias. dilly ; Psurfall and Ward, Holborn ; Tent, Holm, and Lewd,- wake Rnyal Exchange ; Vade, 46, Cornbal ; dark, tbd, Bo rough', sod no whenr elk in Londr ; but may be bad of one or more Medicine Venders in every town in the bingdom,in bends At 6s. and it. each. _ _ The following ass further proofs of the Efficacy of the aim* From Dr. Dr. Michael !lead, of Halifax, Nava Seals, to WI Drina, in London. dated Aril la, Gratternen-1 mall beg you will forward immediately, by de Frit packet r Halifax, without waking for the other port of toy order, twelve dos n of Robberds's &Kande Elixir, or C 1143111 0° , 4, which I firmly btileve to he the very bed remedy war mama ufe.l Fir Cruets saf every deferiptian. At the tins II assi it lied lonic from you, I was alai/led with a dreadful Cough, awl liftannnation on my Lung., attended whim a groat at:prelim sail pin no my breaß,fo that it woo with great diflimity 1 coutd draw my breath. which I malt candidly coolers bodied my own From the drying recommendation you fen: with them, I was IS. due , d to make an immediate told, which really, as the bill fiatifig nave me infant relief, and in a very Simi time perfeatly itellturni use. 1 have Grate witniff,..d their good cifedts in nutty Ad:Wm rates, and therefore 63V for the future never wilt so bewithmat • their, old am lure no ocher parkin would who arc any ways 66. Jed to coughs, were they sego Anted with their Attica as widths nw. You will he fo good as to let Mr. itobbordi know 'eyrie! opliiien, and Akre him of my well wllhea. Gelitiasen. your obedient Servant. Mien Hens. . Copy of a Letter fort to Mr. Sol. Hodgfon, Newealile-upos.Twis Sir. BIA,op Wearmouth. jay tp. t ?pia My rime, whom 1 named to you... having bean cured h 1 Rna !seta. s Drops, of a (every inners that bad every apipritancriati Con finnynon, was waflid Co muck, and become fo west as team!? to he ahle to walk over the door without anflance the betliamort et and inc.-sling cough. and expedintated • molt Intend:MS gitintity of phlettin 101111r.ifIle• the ethience of the witudikaufall her to reach to an alarming degree. In that it we. diftrdEog to LS liet. She WAS attended by an eminent Surgeon, wiiodld her on sod folioed to think there wre no hopes of her recovery g r roothav was extremely unt.inpy. having IA a fine girl d OS fthe complaint a taw month' b. fore. I hod loft all horn .1 bet ry, when I raw Reltliarilea ealfaink *We . wr CeragfiDropt ' 8 „!, ',Heil in you Pape ; I immediately fort t".., two buttlaa ).:r Re sd, Paid teller, Sonde: and. I was agretalitsi fisrprifed to brat they had done her much good, and larim":irrly fent to wit for Fs entre. She ha. t-Iwn bud a, mit! la, we arc tb. , idifa to Goo. got quite w. Ow waked from Hilton e. this lace a 4 ten da; v Mch I. nine miles. and km.- y complained of h-l•g wean,. •I he shove are limple fade. and hope you will 'arm ibis for the benefit of others, and remain, Sir, yours . Sec. H. Wt AT IE.IO/1111.11. LONT)OI4 : Prit fed and rshlithed by L V El. KENT, (of Cow trrborria Lainhath.) at the S. Al °TIM?, No. t, Carry. arca. Publithed xifo at the Simi Or ri:r. Tamale Bar. 'V' ~.4