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r I LAW INTELLiuEAGE. COURT OF KING'. BENCH, NOV. s& Tilli KING v. GUARD. The defendant was brought into Court to receive kidgniehr, having been convicted on an indietment, charging him with wilful and corrupt perjury. This perjury was affigned on an affidavit which he made in anfwer to three affidavits that were made by three other Pelino', Simons, Martin, and Aubrey, who fwore, that he had endeavoured to bribe them to vote in a certain way for Members to ferve in Parliament. On thee affidavit.. an application was made for a rule to thew c.t.ife why a criminal information (hould not be filed againft him. In anfwer to that applica tion, he made the affidavit on which the perjury was affigned, fwearing that the cenverfation which he held with thefe three perfons, refpeiting their giving their rotes, was merely in jell. Mr. Jollier GROS it obferved, the defendant was to receive the fentence of that Court for foul and corrupt perjury. The Jury, on very clear evidence, had found he was guilty. It appeared from the evidence, in the firft place, that the defendant had been guilty of bribery, in endeavouring to corrupt there three men, who were burgefts, and had a right to vote ; but he had been guilty of a more enormous offence, that of foul and corrupt perjury. As to the offence of bribery, however aggravated that might be, the defendant was not then charged with that crime, nor did the Court take it into confideration in the fentence they were about to pronounce. As to this perjury, hcswever, when it was recollaled how deeply in this country this concerned life, liberty, and property; and, what mull be Rill dearer to a good man, his good name, it mutt be confidered that this crime, as a mif demeanour, was one of the moll pernicious and dangerous to the well being of fociety that could poffibly exift. It would be in vain that our Courts of Mice ()could be armed with powers to compel a man to give tettimony, if the truth of what he avers under the lltnaion of an oath might not be relied on; and, therefore, the violation of an oath could not be attended with too revere a punillsment. They mull pronounce fach a judgment as might ferve as an ex ample to other men, and thew them what they had to expeet on a violation of the laws both of COD and Man.—The fentence of the Court was, that the De fendant, for the offence he had committed, fhould be imprifoned for the (pace of two years in the gaol of Bodmin, in. the County of Cornwall. THS KING V. RILL ♦ND OTHERS. The Defendant Rall, cad five others, were brought op to receive the judgment of the Court, for a riot, at Lenard, in the Counof Cornwall. Mr. JEKYLL. who was Counfel for the Defendants, told the Court he had now the affidavits of feveral perfons in favour of Rail, an Attorney.—They were produced and read ; after which Mr. Jufeice GROSE obferved, the offence of whiiis William Rail had been convitted, on the clearea evi dence, was very dangerous to the peace of fcciety, and liable to prt . duce very bad cottfequences in popu. loos town. From the circumflances at the trial it op. pealed, that he was at the bead of a lawlefs mob, for the purpofe of fixing a (tone for the favage . fport of bull-baiting, wl.ich, in a great town, mutt produce incitements to idlenefs and intemperance, and lead to firkin breaches cf the peace. '1 h.. : the loweß defies of men fhould indulge themfelves in fuch AS not extraordinary ; but that a man of the profeffion of the Defendant, who mutt be fur pofed to be ae quai oted with the confequences of loch !Ports, and of the importance of peace and good order, was not fo eafily accounted for, and that he (hould engage in fuch fcenes, and much lefs that he fhould be the leader of fuch a tumultuous unearthly. When the Chief Magiftrate molt properly interfered, initead of Petting a good example to others, and yielding a prompt obedience to the laws, the defendant ufed ex prefli:ms that rather tended to encourage them,by pro. wiring them indemnity and bail, if they would purfue this breach of the peace. The defendant's knowledge and experience ought to have fuggefted that he might have led others to the commitfion of in a& of felony, which would have made them liable to a capital and ignominious punifbment t and be too, the advifer, might have been involved in the fentence of the fame punifhment. Whether the Court confidered the mat (ion of the infultor the place where it was committed, it was a molt ferious offence, and might lead them to doubt whether he ought to continue any longer a member of a Court of Janice. As, however, that might prevent him from earning his bread by that profelfion to which he had been educated, and as this was his firli offence, and it was hoped would be his lafl, it would operate as a feverer punifliment than it was the intent of the Court to infii&. The (entente, of the Court was, that the defendant Ihould pay a fine to the Kiug of .501. that he fhould be imprifoned in the prifon of the King'sßench for one calendar month, and at the expiration of that period, that lie fhnuld find security for his good behaviour for one year, hinsfelf in aool. and two futeties in tool. each. And with refpelt to the other prifoners, as they appeared to have been milled by the example of Rail, the Court were difpofed to take thzir fecurity to appear on a certain day, and in the mean time that they fhould be bound to keep the peace. Corestaaciat. Diersiows.—The Court alto gave judgment in the cafes, Kilner o. Le Mefurier, Camba o. Le Mefurier, and Beal v. Tbompfon. Thefe cafes involved the following has a French fubjeft effeCt ed a policy of infurance againft holtile capture upon the Britifh Exchange from an Englifli fubjedt, pre vious to the commencement of hoftilities between England and Fiance, but before the (hip reached her deamation, war was declared, and the oda captured by a &kith cruirer. The queltion therefore at Abe was, whether or not the right of the affured. notwitb• Banding it was Infpended during the war. revived again at the commencement of a peace. and whether be was not then entitled, the contra& being originally valid, to recover the lofs infured *gait& ? The Court were of opinion, that fucb a Policy mull be confidered invalid, s.! , :ther the Court look. ci to the common law of the land, or the policy of the Rate to both of which fuch a couuma INA be confidered repugnant. An infwance to indemnify the enemy again( capture mint be confidered ille gal, as it went to contravene the intent and pupae of all offenfive operations, which went to dittrefs the force, and weaken the refources of the enemy. whirl w;.u1.1 ncs cc be the tail if Arch lots could be indemnified by a policy of Infurance, effeaccl by a lubjea of the country warring with that of the affu red. Under thefe circumilances, the Court confi• dered the Plaintiffs, in the aeious alluded to, had not the right to fue, and confequently nonfuits Should be entered. The Court alto fuggelled, as no Po licy could be maintained, whore object was detri mental to the interefts of a !tate, that in future the wording lhould not be fo general as heretofore, but that policies Should ezprefs an Infurance again!' all holtile capture, provided the lots did not arife during hoffilities, as the fobjea could not legally make infurance to indemnify that loffes his coutay might inflia againit a foreign enemy. OLD BAILEY. Yefterdiy the Seffions commenced at the Old Bai ley before the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, Mr. Jullice GROSE, Mr. Baron GRAHAM, the RECORDER, &c. when eighteen prifoners were tried, one of whom was capitally conviaed, viz. Daniel Fannuserke, for being at large before the expiration of the time for which he had been trauf ported. He was conviaed for burglary at Maid(tone in 18or, and fentenced to tranfportation for (even years; was force time after taken in Surrey for being at large in this kingdom, for which he again took his trial at Guildford in 18oz, when he received his Majefly's pardon, on cemdition of tranfportation for the term of his natural life, and was condueled on board the hulks at Woolwich. He again made his efeape from the hulks, and was taken into cuftedy on the 18th of Auguft left, by the name of Brown, for healing a watch, the property of T. Crowley, when his trial was deferred in September Seftions on ac count of ficknefs. He was recognized in Newgate on the 2111 of September laft by Collinghugh, a po lice officer, on which the prefent indietment was found. The circumftances were perfedly clear againft him, and he Paid nothing in his defence. Seven were conviled of felony, viz. Hasusah Weyb and Mary Bryan, for (leafing a card of lace, the property of James Maycock. The profecutor, who keeps a 'label ddher's 'hop in St. Giles's i Rated, that between ( even and eight o'clock, on the 11 th of November, the prifoners came to his (hop and anted to look at force edging. Re collating that the prifoner Bryan had previoufly attempted to rob him, he kept a arid eye on them, and obferved Welfh take a card of lace from the coonter, and put it under ber cloak ; as did alto his fhopman. On attempting to leave the (hop they were detained, and taken into cuftody. There was no evidence to convia Bryan. Welfh Guilty—Bryan Not Gaily. Freeman, for Reeling ten (heats of copper, and other articles, the property of Meas. Perry and Co. Blackwell. _ _ T. Garrat, foreman to the profecutors, Rated, that on the asd of NoVember, the prifoner, who was a watchman in the yard, was taken into cuff..y on fuf picion of Reeling the articles mentions in the in diament. When in entlody, he was yplied to for the ke7 of his watch box by the •.• Lodi, when, on feuching it, there were founr' meets of copper, 'foam nails, and (mall pier:. : copper, which had peen (Wen from a thip's lying in the dock. M:. , Jet ic to the profecutors, corro borated eite flatedient of the former evidence, as to the copper lying . by a (hi 's fide in or near the dock. The prifoner in his defei.ce endeavoured to prove, that he had taken the et pper with a view of fifety, uwil it might be wanting, but acknowledged he bad given no previous information to any one, of his pre ceedings. Peter Hafted, for Reeling fix pounds and a half of copper, the property of Meffrs Perry and Co. This was fimilar to the lag, as the copper was likewife found in the pritoner's watch box, he havinggiven no previons iafo, mation tohis employers. James Trott, for [leafing two pieces of printed cotton, the property of J. Dowding ; J. Drifcoll, ' for Reeling a pair leather breeches, the property of V. Kennett ; W. Jefferfon, for Reeling fix gilt breatt. pins, the property of R. Gledhill; W. Wood. mire, for Reeling three linen thins. and other arti des, the property of E. Holdfworth. And ten were acquitted, among whom Mary Dearry and Abigail tilde" were indifted for affaulting Elizabeth Warner, and taking from her a pocket-book, containing four th Bank notes. The Profecntrix, who keeps a green-Rail in Covent Garden market, Rated, that the prifoners came to her, and anted the price of potatoes ; when, before the could anfwer them, Qt2inley (truck her a violent .blow, and immediately put her hands under her pet ticoat and Role her pockets, containing the property Rated in the inditment, as well as a neck of mutton from her apron. The Profecutrix gave an alarm, when the prifoners were fecured. Mary Gurney Hated, that on hearing a nnife, the went out, and taw gisinley holding the profecutrix ; when the was (wired and taken to her (hop. James Silveher came mit from the Green Man pub lie houfe, on hearing a difturbance in the Rreet.— The prifoners were then at Gurney's door, waiting for the arrival of the Officers, when he nbferved the prifoner, Dealey, with her hands under her apron, and on removing from the fpnt where the had Rood, a pocket-book was teen on the ground, which evi dence fearched, but found nothing in the book but a memorandam. _ _ _ It appeared by the evidence of the Officers who fecured them, that on fearching the p►ifoners, a 21. note was found in the poircilion of Dealey, but which the profecutrix was unable to fwear to, but clearly identified the memorandum-book dropt by her. The prifoners delivered in a written defence, which Raced that the profeeutrix was very much intoxicat. vd, and that they were totally innocent of the robbery. On the profecutrix being quellioned Its to her being in a Rate of into:L:ll6on, the acknowledged to being rather fo, but was capable of uuderttanding what bad occurred. On Saturday fc'onight, hir:O. Jonas, corn dealer, of Liverpool, in returninto Prcfcot , felt Korn the top of a coach, and was Col &may broiled that be died on Wednefday Yellerday a woman living in Cobb't court, Black• frian, left two children, one about five rears of ago, the other in the cradle, while the went to market t on her return the found one of them completely enveloped in flames, which had communicated to the cradle, and to much injured the infant that its life it &Spa. The &idea died alma isdaatly. , Fr the LONDON GAZETTE, Noenahr 29. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Burlington Volunteers. Tbdenas Milner, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Farringdor. and Shrivenaro Volunteers. Charles Hawkiogs, Gent. to be Lieutenant. William finch. Gent. to be Enftgn. Gofport Volunteers. Hugh Dick, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Nord& ; Samuel Ro gers, Gent, to be Enlign.tice W. Midlane ; Hugh Collins, Gent to be Eakin, vice I. Midhne. klulifax Volunteer Infantry. Enfign Alexander Steele to be Lieutenant, vice Ward, reigned; h.nfign Henry Fotter to he Lieutmant, vice Gledhill, refigned ; John Freeman, Gent. to be Enligo ; Samuel Gibfon, Gent, to be Q2arter-Mager. Harford and Derwent Dale Volunteers. Ralph Creyke, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant ; Humphry Oltbaldeflon, H . q. to be lieutenant-Colonel; Dlgby I.egard, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains—William St. 40,1intln, William Middleton, Richard Sykes, Jofeph Wrangham, Jan Chirkfon, John Woodall, Efqrs• To be Lieutenants—Thomas Halloo, Francis Legh, Thomas Walker, John Leefe, Francis Tate, Robert Wilton, Stephen Wharton, Giles Fall, Francis Dixon, Chriftopher Rull'eU, Daring, Thomas Coates, Gents. To be Enfigns--Richard Lovell, Charles Owfton, John Welborn, Maggifon Stubbs, Thomas Croft, William Well, Gents Holdernefs Volunteer Infantry. Henry William Marilee, Efq. to be Major-Commandant; Robert Bell, jon. and Thomas M Bromley, Efqrs. to be Captains. To he Lieutenants—Geo. Appleby, John Featherthine, Thomas Bell, Gems. To be Enfign—Thanes Barmby, juo. and Matthew Hutchinfon, Gents. Hull Volunteers. John Dalton, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Sykes, relived; John By ron, M. D. to be Surgeon. Northern Regiment of Leeds Volunteer Infantry. D'Arey Lever, Gent. to he Adjutant. Weft Leicellerlhire Regiment of Loyal Volunteers. Lord Yiliount Wentworth to be Lieutenant-Colonel Comman dant; Sir Edmund Crutiock Hartopp, Bart. to be Lientsnant- Colonel ; Dudley Baxter, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains—John John Farmer, Charita Jervis, John Power, John Hill, John King, John Derrington, Jofuah Grundy, To be Lieutenants—Francis Cricchlee, Samuel Knowles, James Cooper, Monies Worthington, Nathaniel Litho, Edward pa int*. Gto Perry, John Lynes, Gents. Ti be Itnfigns—Jolin LIOWII, James Mann, Thomas Neodham, Ed. .rd Honk. John Guttridge, John Elliott. William Nurfe, William Power (I, iits. To ht Adjutant—C s Perry, Gent. Lynn Volunteer Infantry. Enfign White n h •it, vies Kli.g, promoted; Rags Hayward to he • • • • lee Lejenne, abate appointment doe. not take r . Kura, Gent. to be Wigs, vice White. 0-tzfrr.c.uth Vnlunteers. E. Brycrs, Gcnr to Ite P. , Bin, •ice Catcll,rcfigoed. Rio nn Vufunteer M.jrr-Corntrandaut Ric Lard Wood to be Lientcaaot•Coloo.l. kotherhAm Volunteers. Thomas Walker, Efq. to be Lkuttnant-Colonel; ismuel Ohm, Efq. to be Maj r. Ronndell Volunteers. Richard Hairy Rotindell, kr!". to be Captain; Jahn Wiadle and Robert Starkie, Gents to be Litotenints. - - Edward William; and Rich 'l'd Heber, Gents. to be Entlcns. Roxburghfhire Volunteer Infantry. John, Rutherford, Efq. M. P. to he Lieutenant-Ca. Commandant. 111 Battalion. Right Honourable Lord Mint° to be Llentenant-Callemel. Robert Elliott, Ef. to be Major. To be Captains—John Rutherford, John Corr* Mott, Robert El llott, and Walter Scott, Et F& To he Lkastanotw—William Fair, James Henderfon. Andrew Pringle, and James Oliver, Gents.; Honourablelohn Edmund Elliot; Arehlbadd Jordan: Elliott, and Robt. Scott, Gents. To be Eners---Thomas Tbutugoo, John Basco, William Hope, and Andrew Vine, Gents. To be Surgeon—James Wilton, Gent. zd Battalion. Sir John Buchanan Riddell, Bart, to be Lieutenant. Colonel. Lieutenant-Colosel-Huoter, on half-pay of the t sith Dragoon,. to be Major. To be Captains—Mr George Douglas, Bart. Thomas Meia, John Waidit, and Charles Ruhfon, Liget. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Miller, R. N. Jamrt Potts, Charles Er inc, Adam Boyd, George Bruce, Robert Waugh, John Ord, and Alexander Ballantyne, Gents. To be Enligua—Charles Gordon, David Brown, Henry Oliphant, and -- Mackie, Gents lA'harfdale Volunteers. To be Adjutant—James Gibfon, Gen t. To bs Surgeon—John Britton', Gent. To be Chspl ein—Tbe Rev piles KIM.. Ifle of Wight Volunteers.—South Weft Battalion. Shalfleet Company. Enfign William Urry to be Lieutenant. Hezekiah kfilis, Gun. to be Enfign,vice Urry. Colborne - Cfmpany. Enfign Richard Arndt to be Lieutenant. James Urry, Ociat. to be EnNo, vier Arnold. Shorwell Compan y. Henry Way, F/q. to be Captain ; David Way, and William Chip, Gents. to he Lieutenants; Henry Way, Gent. to be EnLos. To be Stugeon—Buttiolomew ✓body, Oast. To be Quarter-h:atter—john King, Gent. South EAR Battalion. Edward Grote, to be Major. NitonCompany. Robert Cole, Ffq. to be Captain; Jasses Haynes. and Henry Hardley, Gents. to be Licutenants; Benjamin Holder. Gest. to bt. Eiagn. Newchurch Company. Richard Young, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Janus White, Gent. to be Enlipt. Carithrook and Gatcombc Company. Charles Wortley, Gent. to be Lieutenant. George Wortley. Gent. to p!Ealilgo. Shanklin Company. James Jaffe, Efq. to be Captain; Henry fienitb. Gent. to be lieutenant; Robot Kemp, (sent to be Ear. Well Cowes Artillery at.d Northwood Riflemen. George Henry Ward, Efq to be Captain Commmdant; George Henry Ward, Efq. to be Ciptain of the Milk Company, vice Wortley. reigned. . York City Volunteers _ _ _ Earn George Ellis to be laeojeoant, vice Bechtel, refigned; John Harris, Gant. to be East', vice Ellis; Rev. WiW im Flower to hir Chaplain ; Joh° Crufsley, Gait. to be Adjutant ; llamas White, Gent. to be <tarter Maft tr. Pout efraft Volunteer. Joho Lambert and Jam , -, Townfeod, Geota.to be Eafgts. Jocepb ?Amatoll, (km. to be Ad j utant, Commitiona I . 9lneki by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Warwick.—To be Deputy Lieutenants, Right Ham William Earl at Craven, and the Right Hon. Lord Grey do Anthem. Dated July lc, tRo3. Right Hon. Francis Seymour Conway, commonly called Earl of armouth, Leto' October 5. 'So The Right Hoe. Peary Richard GrininUe, commonly coikd Lord *eche. 'Dated *premix: cc 0103. The Roo. Scaohnpe Dormer. Dared ply 50, ;Sol. The Hoe. Augullos Henry rata,' Craven. October ts, tlio3. Homage Lew, %4 rity.hilley Dishy, Misdate Samford Divide, Charles Edward itrplrgron, Elva. Omuta Ocorge Scott, Abell kam Grimm Wihz,n liolbech, James WeR, idirs. Sir I Iwo pintos Baidulph and qtr Fdward Smythe, Barn. trends Grego ry, T'ion:2l F—ttcrron, Forty,' Shirley, and Fernar4 *ewe , . Flys, Join Drec, NI. D. Henry Cadvralladtr Adams, and Abraham Home, Lfgre. Dated Joy 30. Altral,Ani DrAotl,rie-r !Min Clirtr.Fiqrs. Accult i9,tro3. Francis Newdigat, f f.l Dated Oa Ayr 5, rliz3. Sir Genr-e Bart. Cl.arle. Bowye.. ,dderiey, Trrvor %Mei. r and An4lta liadutt,tlie ranger, ilia. Datc4o,:t.- bath &SOS,. Comm:1111ln in tht IVarwickfhite Supplementary Mi , litia, ftgned by the Lord Lieutenant. WoHum Simes,Gent. to be E.ntiira Dated Septtotber 27, tEo3. Commiflion in the Rutland Militia, figned by th 4 _ Lord Lieutenant. James Jarvis, Gcot to be Surgeon,vice rt. [Sol. Commillion in the Firitargimeut of Derbylhire litia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Richard Wheel Jon, to be Lirutevant. Dated November 8,i8e3. MARRIED, Charles Montague Fabian, VT Captain in t;.e Royal Navy, to Mill Mary Bentham, daughter of Bryan Bentham. Efq. of Sheenier& MEDIC:ME ACT. At tbs only Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, 'THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties ; a.:01 as it is entitled, that from the tit of September, 'Sox, the Stamps Monis, be applied to all Proprucary Medicines, as well for Foreign as for !lase Cunfumptlou, and as a Confiderablc Addition is made to the Stamps on the Articles of higher Value, or tkofe in Wk. the Prices of Dr. James's Powder will be is future as. 9d. pa Packet, or N. 58. 6d. per Dozen; but the Quantity of a Doren Packets in a Bottle (as n.ade up for the Army and Navy) may be had for al. ss. And as by Favour of the Conuniffioners of this Stamp Office, Plates are prepared for Mr.Newbery's fcparate We, with his Name engraved in each Stamp, the Public will be are. ful to obferve that the Words, r F. Newbary, No. 45, St. Paul's, are printed in the Stamps of all his Medicines; and as it is pro. fumed that this will he a fufficient Security againit Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labile 011 Dr. James's Powder will be &Esau- Word from henceforward. Stamps will be allowed grads, as rival, to thole who purchalls Half a Dozen , r more at a time, of the lower priced Ardelcs. Dr. James's Powder at.9:d. Lozenges of Blois iat —a Bottle 24 0 Freake s Tin& of Bark 4 0 Analerie Pith 4 6 Nudism's ditto a 9 •—• large . BOY a 4 0 • Engliih Coffee a 9 s Dr. Steers Opoileidoe s 6 Genuine Aquebufade 8 6 .---- Convuillon Oil a 6 Ormlkirk Mcdisine 8 6 --- Camomile Drops s 9 Inglis's Scots Pills s 0 .-- Par sonic Lo- Effeoee of Peppermint ast zenges zii Grants Drops - z t Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Dr. Hooper's POP a a Dr. Audio's Claslybeate Glafs's hisgatils 3 6 Ditto 4 0 Henry's ditto • s 6 Dalby's Carminative it 9 Norton's Drops 3 6 Effsmee of eisitsfoot 3 6 Spllfbary's ditto S 6 Cephalic Snuff 0 9 Dr. Salander's Tea 4 9 Mr. Spettce's Dent rite 4 0 °removes's Thsebare sst Jon s's Rheumitle Tine. 3 6 Do. Tolu Lezaiges s s N. B Stamps with Mr. Newheris Name are ailed to the BA twee y Articles above enumerated; and as many per& s parti cular!) fervent. and nieffengers, ml take his batik. he is eider the nccclhty re pointing nut, that it irat thr halt ' nil of St. Isar; nareft to Lbsapfide, And 'hat it has a large whit Boomed freak ea which thcfc WOI us are infer.bed4 " Tra ONLY WallalloVllE 101 DR ! JANIM'S POWDIll." WHEN Proleffional Mon of education arcs e fportfibiiity deviate from the general (yawn by the Medlin* of a peculiar Ranch, the fandilon of long roads la ail ha criterion of fuperiority. Ten year, have I devoted my psadtice to the ezelafivetreataaa of THREE DISORD' RS, and the fuccadul refidt of ray plea gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as 1 ant able the na• wages of Ode complaints which arc the molt important in the can.. Logue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch es as Army Stage" formed a with at an 'A lAy period of Pradtice to recite individual from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dangezeal precipitancy of general Pradtitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure &which /have devoted my intention*, comprise every (peeks of VINEREAL INFEC TION, whether of a recent or long duration.—adly All Made of DERlLlTYovbether miring from the habits of SchOolberys,at the indulgence of mature age. and latlp that derangaatat etas (yßemio Wow en w , ich : AARE N NES:I ST EILILITY. Monaco. are the refok of ignorance or he& la dm trommect mple Gonnetbet, mad @ ot.t uotrequestty happen that the °flat are poifoned by the hoilferetioo of ao misuse& ed 6n. Dr m fuperior method loch comphddu are ea* awed. and .en where othen have failed. Ima tam I :my pedalos to or r a naiad reldtablilhenent. Few however. are tweaks at coesylieeted &fires le the ar. seder, compered with the calamitous Entails= et Mee, who b indulgence to a SOIarARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties al a faitilonable Life, esquire that Rats of DebUity which IA de umeoldabiecoefequenoe of fueh mirthless habits. . _ Where the ■nbappy (offerer bloods over his miry, bat careful* someals his misfortune, it may be Come oonfolation for hiss In anew, that although it be an °Wed of 4oubt n uneeraiwty with other Fiat/domes, the removal of thek DEFICIENCIES he the gradual pragrefs of renovation w the acquirement of rayexperkeen. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vi gour, much .nxiety will be prevented by an early counteradties this languid Rate, and in thefe cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this deficiency has for years esilbid. a peeper Per feverance is indifpenfil.ly requffite to revive the flunibaing froth. of Life, and to re-animate the Conaltution. MRAILIFD WOhliiN, who have l been ditappointed their expatatinos of a Family, may be seared, that in mail in flames filch Weds are curable by Medical DM. The SECILIC f which I. Cosi/WY to my undeviating, end the Quatilieadons which I have pefemad to Rate, form the labs at my prctenfions, and in coincidence with fuel this lotienadon b given, that Mr. BAHR may be cooltdred pette (er by lawns it eating a (mall note) at his beak, Ma ay, :l ruo litres* near Temple-Bar There Is an additional amen le Wigwam adialelamid the same is on both the doom. _ _ M. BPIF. Merta; Iteml NSW Otllongoes. TO THOMAS TAYLOR nit OtAl N. p,lltifiblbeat, Leedom IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to informs A you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have receive! from your knaluable bledichts—LF.A ICES PATENT PILLS. About two years ago I was attacked with a V Dtas OR Ica, which I treated rather Sightly far foam time, but the De nte at length tpreading all overmy body, I was obliged t= to the mat eminent of tie Faculty, but the* &Mance i wily temporary relief-4 went through various Combs of Saliva. don, and from being rattier of a corpulent Habit was reduced an a Mae Skeletal'. The Ukers that tread all ever my limbs, me dcred me a complete ObJed, Ss that tsy Meads &imbed et Mt recovery. When brought to this Sgtatln. I cosilderel death as Inevitable, but a rebtion of Woe commodes topes the nary Osins in which your Pills kad fsemeded, I was Mama to try a but of them, whkb I thought rather relieved me, and by perilevermeg for two or three usontbs, and lollowisig your Direations, I expm riateed the moll unaccountable achiation from Pain ' the Sates gradually tubbable; I am now, thank Goo, pettedly rammed and walking out daily I do ubt not but one more hors Masi) think cautious to take, will eitaidilh my health le Its orgies& &or It I with the moll Ike-ante* grades& that I MA:At mytelf, Si' your much obliged bumble (avant, Wit. Plaistow. Desnfgate, Manclidter, July c. dot. P. S. For the public benefit I do not °Weft to the above brief puldillied, but leave you to ad as your own better jades:um hal dielate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tiaras Taw Lodi Member of the Royal College ef Snrgegina„Landon,in his fielder No. 9, New-Bridge-ftreet Where, after a eardlant refill/van of more than thb t y-az years, in a predict partkalarly diedted the Cure of Venereal Compiling, with that istvialable fast/ which men of his Profdlnn tumid always c&crve, he Reuse himleif, the advice aid adiftanee be grataltoudy adanhalfters en perfuna taking tkia Medicine, will be efteemed, by a ddeendog Public, as an advantage fddom to be obtained, and void of Nal& Suity.—Alfo Sold, by his Appointors, for the cartvenlasee of theft living at n diftance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Albaols greet, Pall-M.,".; the Toy. op, No. 303, Ogferddbut ; Dilberough's, No. y, ; Mr. Steers, Dirkfellin. Na. I, Union-Row, Little Tower Hill; Mr. Writ's, donthv bridge, Edinburgh ; Calved's, Dublin ; Mr. Binge's, pool; Mr. Atkinfores, Mandiefter ; and by see Peden in ever, conliderable Town in Greataritain and Ireland, in Sots of and/ a.. pd. each. fetid ap with full and pro Directions, wiredif Perkins of either Ss say Cure themldvs with Safe. Speed. IS. CreCT. and Safety. LONDON: Prhtted and putilited by LIWILIU.NI' (o( Car whitey p.ec Lambeth) et the Brim Once. No. I. Cetellr ate. all 4 N the Iva' Omes, Too& Ire aim Na Bei Dit Di& the day set Ben ter K hi Terra tan riv Cr, Rona Haley eider. Niattc Han.; OE; A 14alt 1 Si hdcbe auk ft g.blr N 111 a vei in the c so a I'm Patti ( . ora-ft Sm Pend * 4 O WI