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L4W MTH LLIGENC E. ' - 4 0.000: • COURT OF, CH&NCERT, FED. 9. EX-PARTE THE REIN HR. LU AND INRS. LEE. Sir ARTHUR PiaGott made a motion this day• on behalf of Mrs. Lee, praying the Lord Chancellor upon the grounds of justice and humanity, to Are: I consider the minutes he had made, as directions to the Mister for preparing a marriage settlement be tween the parties in this case. Mrs. Lee complained of the insufficiency of the allowance* `f - 4001. a year directed by his Lordship for her, instead of 6001. a year allowed by the Master in his Report. The whole interest of her fortune at present amounted to 18001. a year, out of which she thought 4001. a year too little. . Mr. HART followed on the same fide. Sir Saastmt. ROMILLT opposed the moths% 4s being made without notice. The LORD CHANCELLOR directed the case to be again brought forward for further argument on a future day. COURT OF XING'S BENCH, Fss. 9. SIR V. 1111711DITTI Slit?. V. Tilt CARL OW MOIRA. Mr. Serjeant Suzeoxite said, lie "appeared before their Lordships to-day in consequence of a rule eb lained•by his Learned Friend the Solicitor.General,- calling on hii Client, the Plaintiff in this case, to show cause why a day in next Term should not be fixed for the trial of this action at Bar. There were originally, as tifeir Lordship would recollect, three several actions brought by the present Plaintiff, all arising out of the same transaction, one against the Speaker of the House of Commons, another against the Serjeant at Arms, and the third, being the action in which . the Rule Nisi had been obtained, against the Earl of Moira, as Constable of the Tower. The two first of these actions had been already disposed of in this Court, the first on a demurrer, the second by a trial at Bar, and, for the trial at Bar of the remaining. action, it was now asked, on the. other side, that a day is next Term should be fixed. To this the Plaintiff could have no objection, if the Court should be of opt., Ilion that it was fit-such a rule should he made abso lute. It would be bot proper, however, that he (Mr. Serjeant Shepherd) * on the part of the Plaintiff; 'ihould account. why the Plaintiff himself had made no such application ; and that, he presumed to think; would afford a good reason why, their Lord. .slilticalieualbsvet new thaiv-dapiesaha next Tory l i v tat, the trial of this amiss at Bar, The questions , occurred lathe other two eases "would, in a consi derable degree, decide the present case. The deci sion of their Lordships in those two eases had been removed bf error, into the Exchequer Chamber. — There; no doubt, the judgment of this Court had been affirmed, but other Writs of Error hid' shim been takin out removing both cases into the House of Lords * where the • points at issue must once more undergo discussion and decision. If the judgment to be given by the Howie of Lords should-be in atilrinance of the decision of thistourt, that judgment would, in all probability * dispose of the present case also. was not far him to'say that this must absolutely be the case, butiurely, on the judgment there to be riven the great question between the parties,must is a very - material. measure depend. While , tftels cases were paiding, therefore, before the House of Lords and a decision hi them 'speedily 'to . be expected, he presumed to doubt 'their Lordships-being of %dafts that a clay should be fixed in.the uext Timm for the trial at Bar of the present action. It was far than Lordships, however, to say, Whether they saw any • * %. • • lIANKRUPTS. tree sit 'for now fixing a day In nett Term' for the , -L. J. J. Xoel,ffieoriitta-street-4treet,Covest-gneden, brelcer,/ trial at Bar of the present action. •• If so, the-Plain. t o surrender. Feb. 13, '2U, March V, at Guildhall. Attorpics,.. tiff should sorely attend to tleir LordshiPe' elders ; Sienrs. IVlltsltirn, Holton, and West, Old Broad street. C. Payne, New City ch am b er , t t i shopsgate _ st „„ t . iner . . but the should b e . giving up those other owe,' Feb. 16, March 2S, at Chambers,. Atuvney, Mr. tiocstioitS, if ha withdrew the present,a,ctiea till they, Amor% Broad-street. were decided. ' • J. Linlayson, Midford-plare, Tottenham.coart-rosin, chair ) c 4w , Feb. 13, 20, !.trcit 'l9, at - Attorney, Mr. i The SOLICITOIt.t.rE s 9Eli/tit 'tad s . he shotildebstele Stmentosn Peroy-street, Tottenham-enurt-road.. from at • all touching on the merits of the present' - Nelreili,litliirnute, innkeeper, feta. 13, 20. March" 29, 1 nation. Attorney, Mr. Stcventon, Part -street, OW. His NOW Client wit willlog its Ili I.ot-muss r r-r.s 4 d. Solicltor.Getieral) himself was to cookies thiralme ial•haw, Kirk hetttim. Y orkshire , cloth -masafeitarer, - of th e C our t. The . Court had originally elmieghe 17, March 21, at the White liens, Leeds, Anemia, • • Atkinson and Rolland,' Leeds. . this a case of such importeuce, that it %mild be proper 1 11666. S. Psii se Gail 11. ft..tralla, 4 W 4 P.' . Id, ..L44-1 4 1. A Props the LONDON GAZETTE, Fsa. 0. Admiralty Office, Feb. 9, 1813. Copy of a Letter .froin Coptain Sir J of hlr Mite: r Poitier•,, undressed t A:lmii l al Sir John Bor. toe Warren, K. 'i. a i d ttalsmitted by the Admiral to ,ohs Wilmot Coker, Esq. . Poirtiem, off Cope Ileury. Der. 26. 15t2. SiTt•••4 beg to inform you, that the American brig iierakt, letter of marque, was raptured yesterday by hia Majesty's ship Artists, in coullsany• with the l'oictiers. The Harald is a very fine brig, pierced for 18 g: has on board ten, and a complement of 50 men. !itio is from"Bourdeaux, bound to Baltimore, with cargo. 1 have, Sac. (Sigurd) To the Right Hon. Sir John &dam Warren, Menu. k. B. att. Copy of a Letter from Captain Sir dames Leas Yen, of hit Staie.ty's phip Small pion, aildre,sett to V scrAdasiral Stir . and Intormitted so Joists Wilmot Croker, Esq. by Admi ral Str jobu Borlare Warren.. K. U. - His alisjeity'r *hip Southampton, so Se,s, Nov, 1?,,18111. Stay--His Majesty's ship under my command this day captured . the 'United States brig Vixen, Captain George Reed, tnoutiting. 4 eighteen-pounder car. .saesdes, two long nines, and 130 men. She had lee.. out five weeks, and I am happy to say had not made any capture. 1 have, Acc. (signal J ASs LUCAS YLO, Capt. To CrRS. of itse Whi.e, tt.-. • A Letter his been received at this Office from Ad mi •at Nit. John Roams Warren, dated 2Stli of . De ember, and addresued to John %Wilson Croker,Nelq. rporittir the capture of the following Americau,prip lateen', viz. •le;!zer schooner, of two guns and 51 men, by the J. P. BEItESFORD. St. Domingo. intspi.or schooner, of 10 guns and 90 men, by tint Maithtone and'Aeasta. And the Revenge, of one pin and 40 sr, bytb. icnonnrr. .f.emiral Lord Keith hes trisusmitted to John Wil• son Croker, EN. a Letter from Lieut. Scriveulcorn-. Mandiag his 'Majesty's schooner the Arrow, giving ar account of his having,_ on thelOth of last mnoth, Fu ccessfulltattacked a French coasting convoy near Noire oustter, of which be captured and brought out st!rett v essels, and ran three on shore, w here, they billed. 1 Extract or a letter from Captain Alexander, of his Majesty's ship CniorAls. in Admiral Lord Keith, and trans witted b his LurdAip to Julio Wilson Croker, EA. Ills Mniesty'S ship Colossus, at Sea, Jan. 19, 1813. We this day.captured the American ship Print, of two hutultyd and fifteen tons, from Boston, bound to Bayonne; manned with thirteen men, mounting two gpoS. Copy nf a letter from Captain Mooney, of his Majesty's ship nrieme, addreesed to Captain Sir Itnhert Laurie, of the Ajar. and transmitted byVice-Adatiral Sir Edward Pencils to John Wilson Croker, His Majesty's ship Forint*, Palermo Bay, Noveinberl9, 181?. StR,--i beg Immo to acqbaint you, that on the 9th instant, Veutiliceo hearing N.N.W., after a Chace of two hours, I captured the Nebrophonus French privateer, of four guns and fifty-four men, out of Napies thirty-four days, and had not made any cap. turn. She was chaced the day before by his Majos. •ty's ships Imperieuse akd Uuite, the latter ship in ight at the capture. I have the honour to be, Ste. (Signed) W ILLI Ali MOUNSEY, Capt. Copy of a Letter from Captain Crawford, of Ms Majesty's ship M deste, to John Wilson Croker, Esq. dated at &pithead, tba ---"aik last. have the honour to acquaint you, for the information of my Lords Commissioners of the Ad miralty, that ou Saturday last,. off Stilly, a large French schooner privateer was forced to leeward on the Modeste, by being chaced by his Majesty's sloop Wasp, and I am glad to say the Modesto captured her. The privateer, so confident of her, superior sailing, would net bring to, until her rigging and sails were much damaged by the shot-of the Modest., and three of her men wounded. I am happy in making this capture, as she is a remarkably fine ves sel,, has run two years, and has done much mischief to our trade; her name is Le Furst, of St. Malees, commanded by Louis Maraucourt, one hundred and seventy tons, fourteen guns, and had on board 98 men ; she hadleft Abram' the day before, and bsd not made any capture. I am, die. J. C. CILAWIORD, MILITARY PROMOTIONS; ..-ow and Richards, Edge. .1 Nlacharses, Bucktim • IlitatiltAdonshire. baker, Feb. 72, 93, * March 91, at the Havellsoe Inn, Gedusembestet. Atter. nies, Mr. Needham ' Godmunchester ; .aad Mean. Evan and Waterman, GraY's Inn-square. K. Pitt, hlaeobaster, weeLstapler, March 2,9, V. at the Dluae s tritcr Arms lan Long hlilligate. Manchester. Anomie', 31r- thew. **lanai/ 04 r; sad filo . . Longnill and Bnuertleld, Carsy's . luri.' J. R. Wilkinson. Water-lane, cooper, Feb. 1 9 , 0, M arch 43, at quildhall.. Attorecy, Mr. Pope,- Modiford-court, Feu caurch:strecL ._ W. Mem*, Great Gaiden-streel, 'Whitechapil, coach Wheel iwright, Feb; Lir, it 2, Much 23. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Turner, Parey-ptreet, Bedford-square. G. Borch s ..Swoo:Tavern, Battersea !Wage, victualler, Feb., ' 19,13, Mattite t : t : uildball. Attorney, SU. Alb, Vine;. street, Piceidi . , . 1 ,W. 'laden,' ieorPeettert Feb, 14, W. MAIM at &Antall., Attoksey, Mr. Watson, Clifford's lun. E. T. Water/ 4 014 South Ors - 11n”se. ernerclimet, Feb. 13, 11, March 23, at Guildhall. Anemia, Messrs. Forbes, Mock, and Forbes, Ely.Olace. C..R.,F.• Villiers, Tesbary, Worcestershire, surgeon, Feb. lA, 19, March 23, at the not., Pole Inn,. Worcester. ktornier, Mr. Bland, Racquet-coat, lieet.strett ; aid Mr. Hyde, War ester. . . 4 , . . : 11. Wilk, Flyasooth. merchant, Feb. ii;,;23; March 43, at the Globe Tavern. Exeter. .Attlarnies, Merin. Collett aid. Co. .Chancery-lane a- and. Mr. TurnPr Exeter- •J. Hewitt, St. John-street, 14h-draper, Feb. 16, 23. March E tt a Gei t litakil. Attorney, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes; Using- H. Sneb, Kisa-street. Hatboro, deoleir In lace; Feb. 13, 20, I BlurOl 23, at Ainildhali. Attornies, .Mew. Rosser and Son, Red Lion-square. -W. J. tVrsobt, Stowage, Deptford, boat-beilder, Feb. 13, 20, March 23, at Geildh IL Attorhey, Ur. Ougleby, Old City i Chambers, Bishorgate-street. Dividend!, &e. Tamorraw.3 - ... 19. fee of Ordnance, Feb. 6, ISM Corps of Royal Artillery Driver*. For SP rood Lienteanot %Valliant Weaver to be tint Lieutenant, vice Jenfaa, precooked, Dated iaatawry I, MX Read Seiond Liettenall-Willligelfeaveft kati.- Dated Jan. 7, Irl3. giTace of Ortbrinsee. Feb. o). on. Royal Regiment of A rtallerye bl.,jor Francis Per to he Lietatessot-Colosel, vies Spicer, de l , cm:wed .. lasted Jan. VI, ,Sl3. • Br•-•.et.trkior Nathaniel Foy to be linjor, vice Rey. Dated ai Sc• thi Captain Saumarez Dubourdieu to be Captain, glee l'oy. Dated as a eve. r its, Lindens's; Edward Barlow to be Second Captain, visa Dabourclieo. Doted ava above. Second Liesin.int Julio M. Weathcrall to be First Lltutenitat, vice Earle*: Dated as above. • Commission in the North Rants Militia, signed by the Lord• Lieutenant. Ensign Christopher Morris to he- Lieutenant, vice Robinson, rsi• sinned. Dated .las. 16'1813. • Commissions in the Royal Pet 'rake Fuzileers Militia, igeed Ky the Lord Lieutenant. John Edmund Philipps laugharne, Esq. to be Cajdatn. • Data July 1, 161. John 13. Jet lop, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated ; Jens 26. 18i2. (..,arks laake, Gent. to he ditto. Dated Aug. 10, 1912. Commission in the Royal Carmarthen Regiment of Fuzileets, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cartßat .- then. Henry Jones, Gent. to be First Lieutenant, •ice Bowen, pro. mated to the ith Regiment of loot. Dated January . IJ, 1813. Ctsirtstf .hg's Bench should _ - E l i e . .ite —that : h n a ert e m wa orn s it s •g ba , ' G j re ' n: ' „ „ , the officer, t c:rwt"i l ,-; at the li w gid ou rr ir e ilso C C rt a I tair ilu ab e d h d is ei d irabl am O asseS;:feddia P" . I window; but there wasna person in'tim hquse,. and Ing of the matter. The present case must, d bt 613--°u---- ' i t the glass Was gone. A number'of tradesmen attended, . ' edly, be got quit. Of, in either of thos e ways, or in who have been defrauded .in a similar way..-rhe so far ..as th e N o - i Magistrate bound Mr. Garbinetti Over to prosecute smile ether by which the ques tion, ble Earl was concerned, would lie spee dily put to at the nest Assizes, and committed the Prisoners for rest. if the question could be brought before the _._ I re-examination. • , . ~ Court in bane, It was by no means of so formi da . , DARING STititliT Rolltirrt._ T :• ' We a nature as not to satisfy him (the Solicitor-Gene- ; Bow-sraati.—Moaday wight, abaci Itatf-past.etentmurdleelt. rat) that half , an hoar would dispose of it. . as Mrs. Matilda Ryon was returning lime Mon Virtittechtp/A; Lord ELLawaolonou asked Brother Shepherd, if ' h " IN) " • hi i ti l' sel4l4e r , 800 "rget• dm thr Stroo, just as she got nearly opposite Sinveasele.st beim _ 4 is. he wet prepqred to amimie to the proposition of the rat persentreeiming after her osickly. Whe esnlj e uti %Bettor-Geneva! i• - "-* ' '' ' . ' ' .. saw three meal and at 'the same imam she rerehreinyini. :it : blow on her head which knocked her dews. The gam then tte- Mr..Serjeant SIIEMEAD said, he had no objection .. t ea rin g —.. I g - -..... cast ,ea oaf. and rill her pockets. tam ity to, that the Me for a: rial at Bar should be -discharged, hey c._I•,IL p and that the triarsheuld take place before his Lord- with h i s f ast es- held ont 17 " 51:117 " i ve l viil: " le l lia eaan 4.7f t a i' li a li rombrard tailing not 1, -watch!" aid sercamiag viJklitly. ship at Nisi Prius.. • I Two ;Mimic who ha/wetted to be a short distance, Mu in bet Lord Ezzornoitottan asked, bad he not better o ui r ith e ol iel PPe r ei tte o. . su . t eet 64ra l lo ‘ o a, p at ch l n t':ls:a o l f id tb :tr; i l b' , r 11„ rutri% direct himself to that part of the Solicitor-General's proposition which required hint fo enter into a rule Mrs. Rysiv e . 1 4 tatI mn ite .ie ld i h: the sk t r e t o fi f u lt a i w s (ma w : : li tu n t , d o., tr i v o r fo ,e r i . l . l i ira r that the present action should abide the,event of the to rEs t s e n, w a n n e ri under . trent an . Y examination. lie said his name ea; Writs of Error now depending before the House of , w r ig am turret. Lords' . - 1 The patrok found on the Prisoner a white pocket handler. . chief, which him. Ryan identified es her property. The WI. Mr. Serjeant SEILPHERD said, he had no authority some watfolly committed to Newiate tot trim. on this subject. - The Sortcyrott-Gzsenaz suggested, whether it might not h 1-better to consult the Worthy Baronet, i his Client. i Mr. Serjeant . Snaenzao thought that distinction might be drawdlietween tha cases; and therefore, be could not consent that the one case should abide the event of the other. • I The SOLICITOII?GENERAL said, if the Speaker o f 1 the House of Commons was right in issuing his war- ! rant against Sir F. Burdett, and if the Serjeant at Arms was right in the mode in which he carried that warrant into 'execution, he thought there could be but little difficulty in showing, that the Constable of the Tower, in receiving Sir F. Burdett with a bow, on his arrival, in• treating him with that politeness which was known to belong to the Noble Earl's na ture, and in providing his guest with suitable apart ments and accommodation, had done nothing to sub ject him to an action of damages. Mr. Serjeant Sutvuctto said, still there might be a difference between the eases: -• -' -.. • ilnrd Bzuwaosooon said,' if Brother Shepherd could . not cement to what was. proposed, then the Court must appoint a day in nest Term for the Trial at Bar: Mr. Justice La BLANC proposed the first Monday in Term, which would be the 10th of May, as a con venient day. Lord EL/42480801MM said,, then let that be tfie day. Mr. Justice La BLANC observed, that ivould be the fifth actual' ay of next Term. The Trial at Bar was according& fixed for. Mon day, the 10th May next. POINT OF PRACTICE. In the course qf the Cause Paper in the morn - SCOTCH S$ I ACAS . • Mtu.nt's Wharf. Arrived, Sail,. Cotner (Cuonniagx), Leith 1 2 Feb. 1 11, Feb. 10, A. M. hiniquia of Dandy (Mania), Dundee and Perth , 7 14, It Noon. Eclipse (Taylor), Leith I 6 14, It, Nooa. Lnln anti BCRWICK Wharf. Sink George(Crigkton),Leiih 6. , 11, 10. A. M. - ing, Mr. Scanr.rr moved for lodgment for the Plaintiff in error in a Writ of Error from the Court of Com. 41440 k NB AND A.PPIRADVROS M 41111 C IN ES, •." Prepared by S. SOLOMON, M. U. . . Gilead Haase, near Liv E Celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, far thrhititiey, Metros* Disorders, and Weaknesses pe cidiar to ttm Female Sex, Loss of Appetite. Hysterical and Hy. chondriainl Affections, Lownest 4 Spirits, and all Nervous DDisorders. Dr. S•donnon's Cordial Bairn of flikad ithappily calcitlak4 for the Weak, the Sickly, and !Minn. In all iuwaird Urcayt, Debility; LoWne.s of Spirits, VW erdenem in either Sex, wheeler hereditary, requited, or erring to Yoatbful Imprudence, this Mealcire wilt rdford the most wooderfzi relief. ANTI-EM PET iGEN ESt or, Solomon's Drops, is a Medi tine superior... every °ilia Itemsledy yet .6,.einered in 'hi- or any other age, for the speedy removal meet 011 toil cane of the Scurvy.' Leprosy. Rheumatic or Gait i•PAIALt. raga UT Kmes Evil, Ulcers of every Description. Swelled or !hammed LtitSs ! &c. Ire Disorders where Sulivenion bas repeaseilly failed. whet no Miley remedy could restore the unhappy. Soarer to that health he unfortunately lost, the Anti-Impel hare bee, }bond-the great and only restorer of Health Virter. These Drops punfy the Blood, and restore t h e System when impaired by .the imprudent me of Mercury. • • Dr. SOLOMON expects whot lidilidted, the en.: compliment of a One Pound Note but all' written Cases w Letters of Advice, if Answered at his leisure, are requested to incloseordy 'Half -a-Guinea. Such Petters idsoold for safety, ns thus directed Mosey letter.: Sul anon,: Gilead-hoc *, near Liverpool. Paid double Postage." Letters may be or dered to be addressed to I. or A. R. at the Post-otEce, to called for. Observe the words " Sarni. Sotociatui, Liverpool," eograven on the. Stomp; nil others are coamerfeits. The above Medicines are inclosed in plain directions, with surprising Como, authenticated by Persrow of Respectability. and are made up hi Bottles, price Eleven Shilling- each. Them are also Family Bottles. at Os. contaiein Four of the smaller ones, wherein 9s_ are saved. TheABSTERGENI' LOTION clean and beautifies theSkita removes speedily, w Want pain or trouble. nil kinds of Pimples. Tetten, iting-worins, Spot., Redness, Swellings or Carbuorin of the Note, Blotches, and every Species of Chi's roue Eru;,- Jinn on the Surface of the HUMID Body. It is peculiarly ple, sant in its operation t an agreeable so ft ness to the Skin amine diately succeeds its use. It sweetens and refreshes the whole Complexion, which resumes, one and the saint ti.. e, an enlivened ' appearance. The Public have been long to: rioted of the cernuaty of its success as a safe nod certain re medy for Herpetic Complaints in general. Pints 4s. 6.1. Hal. pints Is. 9d.• Sold by all Venders of Oenntae Medicines in the Coiled ICinedom. .Of whom may also be ha, Dr..SOIsOMON'S jingly celebrated GUIDiI to HEALTH; or, Advice to both Sexes, price 31. mon Pleap. Mr: Lirrir.loat.E was afraid he could not here show coast, though he conceived this to be a ques tion of. considerable importance. Error was here *Word for the want of a! Writ of Original. Now in the County Palatine of Lancaster, they had no Car sitor to grant a Writ of Original, though by a strange contradiction, they had a Filacer for the filing of such Writs. He ininnitted that to remedy this in convenience, an application ought to be made fo the Master of the Rolls, for an appointment of a Cursi. • tor for the Counties Palatine. Mr. Justice La BLANC said, this had been a very ancient practide in the Court of Common Pleas, but the parties resorting to it 'had always taken it at their peril. The plan had been, to endeavour to ifontellitOsitttege _slyer thwDefendant, such as to pracu judgmewt against and - ffien - to , tike 4R admission clutch. should not assign want, of original as error. • Judwoont was accordingly entered for the Plain. tip in error. F DEAN AND CNA PTIIIt O.F. ST. PA•UL'S • COIIItt, DOC MRS COMMONS, Fes. 9. .0 • CIPSIIMILLAIIt V. COAMBEktiLAIN. • , This was a cause of divorce or separation- from, bed, board, and mutual cohabitation, promoted ou the part of "teary Chamberlain, Esq. against Eliza Chamberlain his Wife, by reason of adultery; al leged to have been committed with Lieutenant Bro. purge. sppearod from the proceeding ita the cause that the parties had been married about sixteen years, and that Mrs. Chamberlain was the mother of eve children. Mr. Chamberlain had been appointed Agent to the packets at Lisbon, for which plate he Immediately embarked. Soon afterwards Mrs. Chem harlain followed him, sod they .continued to reside 4agether till' 1807, Abenifr. Chamberlain sant his wife home on an expressed ittespiclan she tad hail an ,illicit qoauecdea with a Mr. Alceck; gut English merchant, resident there. After living at various Wenge r . on bet Moro to lids 111.6 H WATER AT LONDON BMW. THIS DAY. Horsing, 35 minutes a ft er 9. I Evening, 11 - in:mites after 13. ila P illtetid. - wit`; sat Bressege l .alitteitAlte e.eateelilett..the CAW *elf Air .biro, avnberleint the husband had bi s urd likaaelf te !rayed, bit hie iteil 3 Plithi*et eitivilfteilti; iieheitishill bee eider the any imgost• olt ithudesiava4 iworklenSistence to-marroir 1/1 7 "skFlrli ni!etnrse4 Ed . ucation a t i a d. Pl`Ofel he Siool l safe and certain mearod of tieraing atj u a v° ;e ra w porestailivngerpioneNta the succe ss ful melt of their experience is the best prof o f . superiority. • • Messrs. GOSS and CO. Surgeons, have beea Wooed to make ...thesintre of the o.llowing the elite; of th e e i r i xrtieular study, vit. a remsilit-fikardet;-6,nmiota otsatea n momeet intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures and 'curved *MO, b y an bola eyed Vim. ore sPeedily and effeCtuolly %cured s **alto whether arising from Barchanntsua indulgences, long residence Debility , in nitrm climates, or a met& solitary vice, too ofies entripptly purstsedby the youth of both sexes; ist 14e one cast le); sterility, or barrennem ; cold in the other a. numerous trail' of nervous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminsie in I mpo t e nce and Consumption. In dent tharesasigaate of ty or deficiency, whether the consequence of such. hawk! ha bits, or at6ing from any other cause, by which the powers of the constittitian become enfeebled. as regularly . educated Sur eotis of hoodoo they offer n firm, safe, and needy resldraii"' to sound and vigorous health. The result of .a to and extensive pfactiet has etwdiled them, by su p er ior method, la remove Venereal Complaints, how ever inveterate or complicated, without su b j ectin g the paii!"' to the least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent C. where an.early application is made on discovery of the itifectior., they frequently perform acare in the short voice of two ti nt The MOPfeeedented SUCten P r their mode of treliment ;which never been .knowo to fail in one single immure in it practice of fifteen years, daring which period ninny thowand persona of to d! sexes have been cured,. even after severe and adoring' e" t ha bein dbfr o pu is se p ued ubo h riy y o o r ri fo ke raci ir t a it a lo vi ne ce n . without elect). idaut" Mears. Goss and r Co exclusivety vrofeasine the rare of ter e r y atteulatemsnplandt, is order that Me/ mop nut he market , a Mistaken few snit`` the obloquy attac hed t lo t Ignoradt lhink4t but Justice to theseseives to gateo they have been. properly educated and initiated into every flat'bras of the Profetiloo 4.Sertibeatcs.sat which, from &dissent 11 . tab. and testiusoutals Nous the most eminent 4 ' "1. 1 lames eoavince any i.•lotrerl, that the sateen rdaldini " " -1, induced then' so quit_ he. pyacOes '.t,t* • F N 7.N„,‘ - • • • . . ' . . • . . .. , • • • . . , • • • P 1 11114% .: S t a .. .. 2 .6. ;i14 , . ,:„,...,‘,.,,, .„. ::, 4 ..............,....,-....,..,..,....,4. gi5,=0.,,,.....,•.4,,,...., ........,„ 4; ...._ ~„,,„...„ • - . • •-? . - -.---- ----. • -. .. -.-. - :-.- .7. -- :7.7 7- •;',.. V • .• • v 3... 4::4 . . 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' 23 . at 6uildhall, Attorucy, Mr. Venner, Va ptlst Clesemson• I. lime the • setbrtiOnn Ad' .knowing thag .61s ceeel., tnint 4 1 1 ,, . would ' ;b e •• •; $l . • m u ! chancery-lam'. . . el to Feb to . it , m arc h . 11, it the kris dimmed of niteitor et..,ancither. •If fits Ede/treed id 'l..:i • pot • • ' l it. _ .o._ oti ter Bristol seer a , ~ • . Oa oa so !no , tsl etspoc e; bet desired a g ree that*. I he; should be Sent to 0.. li, *Pritti-tireet, and a ' i .--' -*i i I ' 0 11401 Attornirs Melon. MAW ‘1441 Friend . (Mr..fietienst shepherd) would ) i c "'" Ie" " 4- t!gia`s ii' ble •A. Aim . % stisw..irlisso.. Billitot 1 far trial t Bar oi Id be discharged, imil *EC 1 , • int an d he e d. I Datchinsoo, beret * ; v. march I x at rilea a ou . eceipt• h them, . You then'pery the eno. , , r. T. D l KTioliatit. , ROI , . • talin.r, fel.% !bat he' was . iodooed to leas thera t ipu A etrYnise beina i t O i r es 22 l . 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