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, ii 5 t ~ y U LAW INTELLIG ENCL.'. COURT OF KING'. DI:NCH, JAN 3t. This day was obferred in IVeilminrier Hall as the Anniverfary of the Martyrdom of King Charles 1. the 3oth falling on a Sunday. One Judge, how ever, came down to each of the Courts to take bail and to difpatch other neceifary buliiiefs. In the King's Bench, the Grand Jury for the county of Middlefez were (worn. When they had taken the oaths, and the ufual forms had been gone through, Mr. Jolliet Goose delivered to them a charge, in the con rfc of which be obfervel, that in this great City, which, for its trade, commerce, and wealth, was become unque ft ioaably the metropolis of theginise. there necelfarily 'role from avarice and diffipation, a number of vices which it imported the tank of Religion and Morality to check, for the general benefit of the fociety in which we lived. The points to which the molt immediate attention was wanting, were licentious and obfeene publications of books end prints, of various forts, the tendency of which was to inflame the palions of youth of both feces, and to lead them to &ht.:aeries which m gbt end in ruin,be f. re their judgments :fo matured as to be able to guide their anions :—Houfes of id-fame alto required to be checked for the fame reafon ; and among them, :a :can; bourns were of the wortt defeription, for they were nightly the retort of the idle, the profligate, and defperate, and the (cents therein exhi bited, were of the molt deitradtive kind to morals, and which often led to ignominious death. The Learned Judge took par ticular twice of the carts, carriage, and machines, which flopped io the ftreets, infte;d of being taken into yards and other places, for the purpofe of Otters and exhibitions of wild Waits, de. They were nniknees which, he had on doubt, had been obferved by the Jury, as they had frequently been obferv ed by him, not indeed this morning, but frequently within this Term• and betides the impediments they created to inffengers, they colledied together a number of the molt worthlc(s perfous of both feces and, among them; many thieves It was true that the Conflables had power to abut:labia nuifance; for as the owners of ;ink machines bad their names on them (or if they had not.they were fubjed to a known penalty) they might be taken before a Magiftrate and properly difpoled of, wilds they &mild be too refradory to be taken, which he hardly be lieved they would, then they might be p;efented to the Jury in an indidbment, of which they were fit fubjeds, for certainly this was a fpeettsvf nuifance which ought not to be fuffered any longer to exift. The Learned judge raid he was not aware of any thing elk material for him to notice to the Jury, cam poled as they were, of Gentlemen whore countenances he had the pkafure to have teen often on octant:as fimilsr to the pre fent, bat with whom he had not the honour of a perfonal ac quaintance. They would now proceed upon the bufinek about to be laid before than, sad of which they would, no doubt, difpdein a manner honourable to themfelves and advantage ous to the public. Two perfons, apparently foreigners, were then charged with an indiament, presioully found again(' them (and to which they pleaded not gnu ty), for publithing a fcandaloully obfcene book, the contents of which were too indecent to be re peated, called u The Frolics of a Boarding School ; or, Mifs in her Shift, &c." They were remanded to prifon until they can procure bail, and told their trials will come on at the fittings after the prefent Term. Two other perfons, Tailors, were charged upon another indiftment, for a confpiracy to charge and accufe falfely one William Befwell with the mur der of William Darlington. They pleaded—not guilty. They were alfo remanded to prifon, for want of bail; and were told their trial would Rand for the fittings after the prefent Term and they were alfo kindly informed by the Officer of the Crown, that any perfon on their behalf might have the indictment read over to him at the Cron n Of bee gratis, to enable him to prepare their defence, or, upon paying for, might have a copy of it. COURT Or KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN, JAN. s 6. lea/AMIN O. JOHNSON. Mr. Watt-act opened the pleadings, by Paying this was an ailion of trefpafs, vi et arose. The de claration contained three counts : the firft charg ing the defendant with a criminal connexion with plaintiff's wife, depriving him thereby of the corn. forts of her fociety, &c. The othertwo counts all ed g• ed an elopement from plaintiff's houfe at the infli gation of the defendant, who alto influenced his paramour to take from tile houfe of the plaintiff, her hatband, certain articles of haberdafhery goods to a confiderable value. Damages were laid at aoool. to which the de fendant pleaded the general iffire. Mr. G. Poisson ay, in flaring the cafe, declared it one more ftrongly marked by moral turpitude than any of a fimilar tendency which had ever, perhaps, been fubmitted to the confederation of a Jury. The plaintiff and his frail partner, it ' would appear in evidence, had formed a matrimo• nial connexion, fo early as the year :768, and at the time of her elopement with the defendant, l about two years fence, had, in point of age, nearly' attained her grand climaCieric. During a cordial and affectionate cohabitation of near thirty years,. in which this prolific lady brought forth to her hat band about twelve children; their felicity and con jugal jots were uninterrupted, until this cruel fpoiler came—a gallant of fixty years (landing— to (Avert the harmony of a hours, in which he was uniformly received with limpitality, friend flip, and a confidence on the part of the plaintiff, l which knew but one limit, and that he was refi.lv. ed to invade. The defendant, married in gradual and lawful fuccetlion to three wives hinitelf, it would appear from his experience, had rather embark with any other man's wife, than venture a fourth time on a new lea of troubles by any of thnfe legal in • honourable means to which ma for mer occafions be retorted. Mr. Ponsoisr here took oceafion to expatiate in a very ferious flrain, through which our limits will not permit us to follow him, on the many ag gravating circumflances which would appear in evidence, deprecating any of that negligence or frivol ius confederation from the jury in appreci• sting dansagesovhich the inferior rank of his client, Wing a hair dreier, might poffibly deduce. Eleven wirneifes, adduced on the part of the plaintiff, confpired to prove, by a chain of firmly circumilances. the co of adultery, elopement, and fobfequent caliabitation of the criminal parties, trace the year 1800. Arne.rg there was a youth of fatten years old, fon to the plaintiff's wife, aid reared and educated by the plaintiff alto as his own. Oilier tt :the frts depoced to the happy add egnjugal-like Slate of plaintor and his wife fur many her elopenr st with the &fen. (he wore a fair charafter in she y Meet, where flic and far linfl and refidcd, and had been vifited by females of d:cency and repute, who would not affociate with her if they did nut believe her charader unfullied. On crols•examination of the fon it appeared from him, that the plaintiff, upon all occafions of wrangling and difpute between him and his mo ther, which were frequent, did upbraid her with an indifcriminate connexion with all the male', lodgers who from time to time, during 16 years, had retorted to their houfe; that he had repeated ly denied he was the father of this boy, and called him and his fillers, on various occafions, a bundle of ballards ; that his forpicions of his wife's infi delity had been fo ftrong and inflexible, that when the eloped with the defendant, plaintiff laid force fcheme to take her from the houfe of a Noble Earl fince deceafed, with whom he conceived the had been long Bonneted; that one year previous to his mother's elopement, the plaintiff had difcover ed her in company with the defendant, proclaim ed her guilt, yet cohabited with her. After elope ment, and while the plaintiff had been aftiduoully making inquiries for his wife, the and her paramour had taken different lodgings near the Bleeding. Norte, under the feigned name of Magrath. In there lodgings they had but one apartment with one bed. The fon vifited them. In one lodging he went by the name of Magrath, in the other by that of Murray. The fubftance of Mr. Climates defence, which was offered in his peculiar manner, as occafion required, of ferioufnefs, wit, and pleafantry, tended merely, on the ftrength of the boy's crofs-exami nation, to prove that conjugal comforts did not exi ft among the parties, confequently the plaintiff could receive no damages for the alledged privation of what he never enjoyed. That he was alto, by ac quiefcing with.his wife's guilt Coon as he had been convinced of it, a confederate in his own difgrace. Lord KILWARDEM charged the Jury, diferimi nating between the apparently unbiaffed witneffes, who teflified to the ordinary courfe of connubial felicity, previous to this tranfaftion, between the plaintiff and his wife, and the depofitions of her fon, who (wore that he fomctimes lived with his father, but as frequently with his mother, after her elopement. His Lordfhip Paid, that in his mind, the adultery was fully proved, and confequently it was incumbent on the Jury to find a verdid for the plaintiff. With refped to the quantum of da. *usages, it was a matter which lay eaclufively with them, while they apportioned them to the meafure of the injury adually fuftained, a principle by which, he conceived, they fhould, in all fimilar in ftaaces, be invariably guided. Verdi& for the plaintaff—xool. damages, 6cLeolis. 1 DUBLIN, JANUARY 27. Thurfday evening lel, about (even o'clock, the poll-boy and efcort from Amite to Colon, were i fired at by Come mifcreants, within about a miles ( f the latter town ; fortunatelj they received no injury, and brought the mail fate into Collon. Thurfday night two men, of the names of Brad t ley and Campbell, went into the houfe of Mr. Pat. Wild, grocer, Peter-flreet, Drogheda, and afked him for (mall notes for three Bank Pott Bills, for ten, eight, and three guineas. Wild fent the bills to a friend to know if - he was fate in taking them ? the perfon to whom they were fent knew from the date that they had been taken out of the mail, and immediately gave information to Mr. Sheriff Sin- DALL, who went to the houfe and apprehended them. On being.brought to the watch-houfe and examined by Capt. SMITH, Ald. MiEle TAG 11, and the Sheriff, they denied any knowledge of the mail robbery, and raid they were given to them by a boy in the country ; however, after repeatedly being queftioned, Bradley made a full difcovery of the whole tranfaaion, and gave the names and places of abode of every perfon concerned with him in the robbery. The Sheriff called on Capt. Woods for a party of boric to go in purfuit of the villains, who ordered his men inflantly out, and politely accom panied him. After a long ride through the coun try, one Flynn, a young man who lives near Plot ten, was the only perfon tiken; the others probably on hearing of the apprehenfion of Bradley, fled from their hoofer. On Sunday night they opened the letters in a haute at Stanlin, county of Meath, and divided the property among them; each of the (even received 150 guineas, and a further him was kept by one of them for one Barron, who planned the robbery. Bradley (fates, that the guard fired three (hots at them, and that one of the party was flightly wounded. Between four and five o'clock on Friday morn ing, tome villains broke into the (hop of Mrs.Cor . mack, confeaioner, Waterford, and took thereout the till, containing 20 guineas, a bond for s+l. los. and a note for 4to guineas ‘ due in three years, both payable to Catharine Aylward. They alto plun dered the (hop of every article of value. An attempt was made on Friday night !all to rob the honk of Mr. James Malony. of Clonakilty, by means of a fellow fecreting himfelf in the houfe, and opening the back door to admit his accomplice. Mr. Malony, however, being alarmed by the noife made by there midnight ruffians, came down (lairs from his bed, and, with a courage which we can not fufficiently applaud, fecured them both, until Ph. Donovan, Efq. the Deputy Recorder of Clo nakilty, hallened to his affillance,. and by a moll refolute and allive eo-operations lodged them in gaol, before the art ival of the military, who came tinnily after. Thurfday evening fall, between five and fa n'rlock, feven freebooters flopped on Galloping G:cen (the road to Bray) a very induflrious far mer and honell man, Mr. Wm. Clift. of Carrick mines, as on his way home, and robbed him of soL and other articles, and beat him feverely. They ha .1 taken his hat, but returned it on the entreaty of the (offerer. The ruffians knew the man they were plundering ; for one of them Paid, after the rcqucft, "give lack to Clift his hat". The offices, hay and turf of Win. Sanely% Efq. of Crevagh, near Ballymahon, county Longford, we: e malicioufly fet fire to on the night of the idth . infl. cr early in the morning of the t 7th. and an ancnynious notice of a moil inflammatory and threatening nature was failened to the lock of his hag:7;2rd gate. Sunday morr.ing early, Mr. Jullice BILL, with a party of foldiers, furprifed a number of people in the aft of making Bank notes, at a p;:p :r-mill near Templeoge. The note-makers made a delperate refittance, in which two of them were killed; four were afterwards made prifoners. Mr. Bs 1. t. received a wound of a bayonet in the knee, from a woman. • ycars prcvi•ms In dint, all.. that (I azighbouilluoJ ut CLONMEL, JANUARY isi. The Farming Society of this county held a Ge neral Meeting at Calhel, on Saturday fan, which was very numeroufly and refpatably attended, for the purpofe of adopting rules and regulations for its future general government. The Itefolutions framed by the Committee on the 3d infhutt. were adopted with very little alteration, and are fuch as aremonlikely to add permanency to the Innitution. Of two of them, one is of a nature fo ftrongly connected with the general wellbeing of fociety, and the other appears fo judiciouny calculated tit check the fpirit of diforder, which has fpread fo alarmingly among the lower order of the peafantry, that we fubjoin them at length: Refolved, That a principal objcdt of tgii Society Mall be the encouragement of the MINI and induftnous, among the middling and lower claire, of farmers, and of labourers, and perfons of every defeription employed in hufbandry t and the promoting of whatever can conduce to the bettering of the Rate of the poor, to emit:are the comforts, and to improve their ha. bits and morals. " That no Memberof this Society will in future fet any p tt of his lands to any cotter, who than not in pretence of his con gregation take a voluntary oath before a Maqttrate, that he will not from henceforward join, aid, or MLR, any man, or body of men, to deftroy or hurt, by day or night, the perfon or property of any of his fellow fubjedts ; and that he will ufe all his belt endeavours to keep his children, family, and fervants, to an orderly and peaceful demeanor; and that he will in fu ture dircover of any fuel perfoos as than, to his knowledge, commit any outrage againit the laws of the country." JANUARY 22. Wednefday morning Bryan, a young man of refpeetable connedions, was committed to our gaol by Thos. PRENDERGAST, Efq. charged with being one of the perfons who robbed the mail coach near this town the preceding night. A refpite has arrived for Mathew Mockler, and a further refpite for JohnCroneen and DenisCarew, convifted and fentenced to death at the late Com miffion. The body of Mr. Fitzgerald was difcovered on Friday morning on the Newcaftle mountains, near a place called the Crofs. An inqueß was holden on it by Lords DOSOUGH MORI and HUTCH INSON, and Mr. E. POWER, of which the verdiEt was wil ful murder by fome perfons unknown. A bullet from which he received the mortal wound was extracted from his breall. Friday morning, about nine o'clock, Daniel Ryan and Timothy Hallahan, conviEled at the late Commit Eon for an efault on Margaret Daniel at Grange, were taken from Clonmel to the bridge of Newcatile for execution, efcorted by two compa nies of the 72d, and 3o dragoons of the 12th regi ment, quartered there. They arrived at the fatal fpot between one and two, where they were exe cuted agreeably to their fentence. Earl Domouan moor and Lord Horcotosow, with feveral Gentlemen of charailer and fortune, attended the Sheriffs. Thefe unfortunate viainss of a fatuitons difpoiltion to outrage appeared to meet their deßiny with great refignation and firm nets. A day or two previous to their execution. they acknowledged, in the ampleft manner, the juftice of their fentence. Friday evening, John Hackett, Patrick Clancy, John Murray, and Wm. Broderick, convieted at the Special Commiffion, of a burglary at Four. mile Water, were tranfmitted to Clonmel gaol, under a guard of the 58th regiment. They were executed on Saturday, at Windgap, county Wa terford. Michael Power, conviked of the fame offence, has been refpited. JANUMIT z 6. Chrillopher and Edm. Londregan, James Fox, Edm. Dwyer, and Michael Henneirey, were yef terday conveyed frofn the county Gaol to Cathel— from whence they were this day brought to the Glen of Agherlow, and there executed purfuant to their fentence. We underfland that all the refpeEtable inhabi tants of the parifhes of Emly, Latten, ShronehiU, Bruis, and Galbally, in this county, have formed an allociation for their mutual defence, and for difcountcnancing labourers of bad or doubtful cha• rafter. Such affociations mull produce the moll falutary effeds ; and the example thus (hewn can• not be too fpeedily imitated by the Gentry of every other parifh in the county. Many very refpedable Ladies and Gentlemen have, from different caufes, negleded to learn the accomplithment of Dancing, molt of whom mutt be defirous of acquiring it, if they could learn in a more private and expeditious way than ufual.— Such will find Mr. ALL sit's private Dancing Aca demies, No. 19, Sherrard-Itreet, Golden-fquare, and No. to, Great Alie-nreet, Goodman's Fields, exaetly fuited to their wiffies,efpecially as the (Lyle ofDancing taught there is the moltelegant pollible. Diforders that proceed either from an impure' Rate of the blood, or a relaxed Rate of the nerves, having, in innumerable initances, fubfided by a courfe of Sri!. u ay's Antifcerbutic Drops, too much cannot be Paid in praife of that invaluable preparation. This unparalleled fuccefs, in the molt complicated cafes, has eltablilbcd izs celebrity throughout the univerfe ; indeed, where is it pot. We to obtain filch a reftorer of the conllitution and infallible cure of the Scurvy, Gout. Rheumatifin, Evil, Leprofy, and a variety of other complaints, too generally incident to human nature I Thefe Drops are cold in bottles of ss. and 6d. toe, and tl. as_ each, with a black Ramp a/hied to each hot dr. by the following venders in London : F. New bery. ay, St. Paul's ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's ; Wray, Birchinlane; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Eton' and Co. Long-lane ; Barclay, Fleet-market ; Bacon, Oxford-Stott; Ward, Holborn ; Bayley, Cockfpor-freer; Swinney, Pall Mall; Wallis and Withers, No. 32% Strand; Brennand, Bidet gate lb eet ; Clark, No. 369, and B. Shaw. j 74, Li.iough, Southwark ; and at the Difpcafary. I No .15, ainho-fgaue. • MARRIED. Oil the 2:th nlt. at St. George's Cbarch. It:rover ( loam , Alajur t.:citaat Gent, to hill's Temple Frencla. DIED. At her hook, in &. Jo/tit-ftreet, Edinburgh, the 201 U. Lady hlizabeth Wensyl:, widow of the tate How J.tmca We. ntyfa of Wentyfa, and lifter of %%Siam late Earl of . . n the lath ult. It ul,c. - t Conn% barn e, Inn of G. ufge Coning.. halm, Lfq. le.freclor C/et.crAl of Lis COlotna. On the lath (Iclober, (at bit eftate, Colonel', Mind, °tor, gin), Kohut Litkgow, Efq. fun of thc late Mr. Le.hgvw, of I.cith. On the: trth uit. Mr..lilsea Watfno, writer in Dude. At Gre.cnoek, in tie Biel year of his age, Mr. Alexander MrDonald, who his been it:le.l the Father of the lithery iss that quseler. was the grit p=lou who drew Bounty lot fiflaiag Latins. IW Tlt WIST 11.11111. On her !mirage from London to knatea, on board the Bnd. dington, Mrs. Brae, litt.-r of John Thorp, Efq. of Try.lawny. At New York, the Gth Nor. Mrs. Sands 1.1.m0140, wide.. of Philip Livingftoo, Eiq. of Jamaica. At Port Mitunio, the antit Net. ript. • In Kingßoss, the 27th Ms. Mr. Latnuel Ansuid, Purfix of the Abergavenny guard-thip. Same tray, at Montego day, Mr. Walter Grab:hoes, taytor and Mr. Wm. Bayliff, clerk to itobcrt Monit.,n, Rock, in Trclawny, Mr. James wharEn.ser : " _ . At Mount Eaglieftate, ; ;VcilniorcLantl, Fleming fiewit, Efq. At Spanidt Town, Mr.. Howell, wife of G. Knveli, At Richmond ethic, St. Mary's, the 6th December, Wm. Thompron, M. D. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW Morning • • •• •• • 34 minutes after to Afternoon WHEN Profeflional Men of educatio . n and re. fponfibility deviate from the general rya= by the fo ledtion of a peculiar Branch, the Candies of long continued Needs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my pradice to the exclnlive treat. meet of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefiful retell at my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of dude complaiotawbich antic moil import• ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an early period of Predict to edam individa als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan. gerous precipitancy of general Praditiconers. The THREE DISORDERS, tp the core uf which I have de voted my attention, minimize evNT fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—adly. All kind, of DEBILITY, whether arlflng from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that de rangement of the frftern in Women which is callod BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous Maks are the refult of Ignorance or hafte in the treatment of a Ample Gonorrhea, and it not tusfrequeutly hap. pens that the feeds of Life arc poifoued bytbe iudiferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method facia comp Lints ace =lay cured, and even where others have failed. I trait :bat I may prefunte to offer a radical rettlablidtment. Few, however, arc the cafes of complicated &heft in the diforder, compared with the calamitous feminism of Men, who from indulgence In a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a faibionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of fuck pernicious habits. Mitre the unhappy fuffentr breeds over bit tnifery, but care. fully conceals his misfortune, It may be kale onnfaiatioe Ise him to knew, that although It be an objeti of doubt or unser. taint, with other Praditimers, the removal of tbefe DEFT. CIENCIES by the gradual proves of renovaioo a theses/t iro. man of my upesicmx. If the rites of &mime or Vests have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradlion of this languid Rate, and in theft cafes cio great difficulties will occur. But where thee deficiency has for years gifted, a proper Perfcsaance is indifpenfibly requihte to revive the ausabering fparks of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitation. • MARRIEO WOMEN, who have long been &appointed in their aperilmions of a Family, may be allured, that in maR initaaces Inch &frets are curable by Medical RIM. The SECRECY which is eirential to my sedertaking, and the Qstatlfications which 1 have profunwd to Rate, form the Balls Rmy pretadions, and to coincidence with fuck this inti mation is given. that Mr. BAER may be corralled perfume/1y (or by letters inclofing a (mall note) at his hawk No. ag, Arun. del-ftreet, Stnuad.noar Temple-Bar There is an additional entrance in Wagon-Arca adjoining and the name is on both the doors. M. BARB, Mem3ber oldie itoyil Coßege of Surgeons. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. T Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March st, dor. BEG leave to inform you, that ever fine the a year 1790, I have been afflided with the Lees Ventres g which, from its irallinately refining every murk of medeeine preferibed by the moil eminent of the faculty has, and under going leveret revere courfes of failvation, gad twice difthergad from the Helpful, with little relief, walla appear to be of the molt inveterate nature.' In the fpring of lath year my dikehe hod got to fuch a head, as nearly to put a period to my animate I had a large ulcer on the crown of my bead, one on each ram. and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my was dreadfully painful, and had been in a hate of ul for the feat keen years ; my left had alfu two large nodes on it. ' was very much difeokrared, and gave me fuck excruciating pain. particularly when warm in bed. as nearly to dep rive me oirell. In this lamentable nave I was recommended by Mr. J. 'Chomp. fon, (who received fo great a care by them here;, to :ake your Lake's Patent PIGS, which I began to do on the 16th of May g In the murk of a ortoight I began to receive beneit—in Ruh more than a month the ulcers na my bead madams were founts ly healed—Coon after the fora on my legs healed alto, leaving however, eenliderable dikolouutlim In the fin, and pain la the bone of the left, which, by the blening of Goo, and a little kept perfeveramx in your invaluable Mcdaine, fubilded ; the nohaddpering, the kin regaining its natural hue, and the eon. turnal pain, gradually going u&—l thus became, by your libe ral advice and medicine, peeled:) , free from all my hunter mar plaints—have recovered my former fpirit and nraigth, aniline become Jolly and fat, in which nate having continued etams month, to the ancieffheneot of all who knew me, I arm at a lea In what terms to exprefs my gratitude, hue beg you, for the good of other (offering mortals, to mate this my cafe as puling as penal% as I fall on every occallon ; in fo doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very bumble fervent. ALEX. MCEXER, Swia's Oak High-Cron, Edinburgh- Witneffes to the above cure •—lohn Thempfon, No. p. New Poultry-market, John M.I neat ,014 Alknaby chafe, Edinburgh Prepared and told by the fore Proprietor, THOMAS TAY. LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his Hook, Nag, New Bridge-Real, London I where, after a castrate rehlesee of more than thirty-az years. In a pradtice particular► ly direacd to the ewe of Venerid Complaints, and thole dental to the Puts of Generation, with that inviolable fancy which Men of his Pelham touts always Wave in nub aka' he Ratters himielf, the advice and aiGnanee he gratuitoully ad. manillas to perfons taking this Medicine, will be efteernede by adikerning Public, es am advainue folone era e i ne hg e , s ag void of all ambiguity. Alto fold, by his appointment, le the convenience of thole living at a &Ranee, at the Perfumer's, No. Is, Be. Alban's greet, ;: he 'reran', No. raj, Oxleed.nrect Mr. Difborougies, No. 7, ; Mr. Seed, bookfthen, No. t, Union-row, Little Tower-bill; Mr. Bauer's. South' Midge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Calivrelrs, Dublin ; and hr one por• ha in every eoiddanble town in Great Britain and Ireland, fe bolo of only "9 111 - tech. kakd up, with fA and plain di makes, whereby pathos of either fat may cure thankfras wish tale, (peed, fumy. and rainy. N. B. Every Box Cold In Cheat Eritaha is reeled op with a Stamp, ee which, by favour of the mere, is printed, at the kanerolletr.T. Taylor,No. 9, Neu Bridgo.ltreet—te mime which is felony, led all ethers are c.rateerfeit LONDON: Painted kw theyverrietora, by JOHN DANIEL, Lai Maiden.lane, Coveat-ctaedin) St doe STAS MONTANO. FlriCi. Ns t, Cueribrect ; and midland by LAPEL KENT,o( Cantabury-pbee.Lamheilt)at t. and at the Lat a a-Or rice, Temple-au ;in t whi Ci l i t e = l 2 soourioslootioosfor the Boma art revental to be oidreft4