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LAW REPORT. COURT OF KlNG's BENCH, trhy 23. MOSS CHARNOCK. This Cause was tried in the Siftings after last rertn at Guildhall. The case was as follows : ttitxrATiticx assigned two-thirds of the ship Mary Anne to the Defendant CitAttriocx, on the i zth of November. This assignment was not registered ; so as to complete" the title tin der the direaions of .Lord Liverpool's Ad - (24 Geo. 111. c. 68. § 16), until the sth of December. Irk the interval between these dates, viz. on the 19th of November, the vender Kirkpatrick committed an a& - of bankruptcy. The question now was, in whose possession the property was at the time of the BenktuptcY ? _1 - Mr. ERSKINE contended; that when the formal part of the conveyance ,was, registered, it had re lation back.to:the original 'assignment, viz. on the zth of Nov:" and that therefore the assignment.of the Bankrupt was good. MrPARKE on the other side, argued that the assignment was null and void until _the registering, and that therefore the property was not out of the Bankrupt .at the - time of his bankruptcy, and conse quently vested in the Plaintiff as his Assignee. The .Court said they.should take time to cOn- Sider. COUNTRY NEWS. YORK, KAY 27. Yesterday . morning the body of Mrs. Erskine, of this City, who was drowned on Sunday night the 18th of OCiober last, and for Which the most dili gent search had been made for many days, was found floating in the river Ouse, near Middlethorpe. The body was in a more perfeet state than might have been expeCted, from the length of time it had.re mainc•d in' the water. • _ On Tuesday se'nnight the Detachment of Royal Artillery, for sonic time past stationed in the gar rison at 'Hull, set out from thence on their route to Woolwich; through Lincolnshire. The two Companies of the Royal Invalids sta tioned in the garrison at Hull, are about to be re. citiced,from too to so men each. SHIttWSBURY, MAY 2,A On, Tuesday last the Mail Coach Proprietor of this town was convided before the Magistrates in thefenalty of sl. fur charging more for the carriage of a parcel than is allowed by the rate made by the Justices at the late Easter Sessions. There is now in the possession of Mr. J. Jebb, of Whixall, in this county, an ewe which fosters six lambs, four of Which are her own ; the dam of the other two dying, she immediately took charge of them, and pays them every attention. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. 13ROCKET-HALL RACES, MAY 29 A Plato ofsol. free for any horse that never won a Plate or Sweepstakes. • Once round, about a mile and three-guar- ters. Sir C. Bunbury's b. c. Whirligig, by Whiskey (won easy) Lady Salisbury's br. g. Delius, by Hatfield. - Mr. Lamb's ch. c. Creeper. Mr. Dockery's ch.f. Highland Lass, by brother to gr.Diomcd. 19r. Ridet's b. g. Sir William, by Young Highhyer. The Droclet Stakes, a Sweepstakes of Jogs. each. Two- Course. The winner to be sgld or loop. if de manded, &c. Mr. Howorth's Chippenhafn • - Mr. Lamb named Mittiinus, by Ruler - - 2 Mr. Sitwtlll named Meteor - - 3 The Prince of Wales named Philpott, . 4 Mr. Bowes's b. h. by Dungannon - A good Race between Mittirus and Chippenham. $ . Lord Melbourne, the Hon. G. Watson; Mr. Hnothcotc, Mr. Coneannlan, and Sir C. Bunbury, were subscribers, but did not name. Four tot on Whirligig for the Plate; and -for the Cup, 5 to 4 against Chippenharn ; 6 to 4 against Meteor, and 4 to t against Mitsiniits. Extraft of a letter from Mr. SWORDS, Attorney at Low, Granby's Buildings, Vauxhall. To Dr. GARDNI:R, LtinZ-ACTC. Dear Sir, For - more than two years . Lwas affliaed with a nervous and bilious complainti.a fever attended me periodically, at two or three o'clock in the morning, accompanied with perspirations, heacLach, throb . bing at heart, 2—nausea and bile on the stomach, a swimming and ditziness in the head. .By taking seven or eight boxes of your Pills, I am, thank Cod, restored to a pure state of health, and have.the hap_ dress to assure you I will, as a tribute of gratitude to you and - a duty I owe to my fellow subjeds, an nounce to my friends the singular efficacy of your pills. But Sir, lam convinced from the respdiable nrmuccripts you produce, that your reputation reeds no further eulogy, but you are at liberty to use this humble tribute of . truth and gratitude as you shall think proper, I am, dear Sir, your's truly, _ . . . WM. SWORDS. Th© medicines may be had of all the Venders in Town and Country, at 21$. 10S. 6d. p. per box. N. B. zs. 3d. boxes to suit the poor. ; SHIP NAIVS. POOLE, MAY Arrived—the Ann, _Yule, from Sunderland; and Mary Ann, Strugnell, from Southampton. Sailed—the Charlotte, Roberts,• and Hope, Ylanelaws for Southampton ; William, and Adventure, Bishop, for Liverpool Prosperous, Paltrier, and John and Eliza beth, Deacon, for Rochester; HOD, Smedmore, and Friends Goodwill, Gundry, for Portsmouth; Sally, former, and Flowerdale, Sparrow, for London ; and Fortune, Fall, for jersey. rs, BOOK'S or PP', TS, PICTURES, Mr!4ll. TURES, and, MANUSCRIPTS, with SPLNDID IL.. LUMINATIONS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. RICHARDSON, At his House, tic. 3t, the corner of Villiers-street, in the 0 S trend, On WEDNESDAY NEXT, and the Eighth:.Hewing Days, Sunday extepted, . ACAPITAL COLLgeTION of PRINTS and BOOKS of PRINTS, comprising many very fine by Bartolozzi,llot, Della Bella, Hollar, Weirotter, Etchings after Vernet, ram English Portraits, by Hogenberg, 1-lollar, Pass, &-c. ; curio.us Topographical and Historical, the Departure and Landing of Queen Catharine, by Stoop ; Loudon on iz Sheets, by Kip, & - c. Aiming the Books are, the Choiseul Colic:WON Works of Vander Meulen in 3 vols. very fine sit, capital' MaMiscripts of the Fourteenth and Fit - - teenth Century, most elegantly illuminated, in the highest state of preservation; ..Mimatures; by Cooper Sir P. Lely, Hoskins,. P. Oliver, Petitot, Zinck, -&c. -- The Pictures comprise several Nvell Painted Views in Ireland, Wales, Sze.. very Suitable forpubfication, and two Copper-prates, never published. The property of • • - Mr. VAN LE aBERGHE gone Abroad. To be viewed this day, and the Days - of Sale ; Cata.; lopes may be'had, pricePtie Shilling, of Mr. Clarke, Book- - seller; Bond-street; Mr. George Cooper, Glass-grimer, No: 82, Lombard-street ; and of Mr. Richardson',, No. 31, Strand: N. 'll. - The Books and Pictures will 'be sold' the two last days. NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY,. EXCH:E.QUER ANNUITIES, .and,G LOBE,:SHA}tES, .11IONIBLY SALE, By Mr. scan - , On Friday, June Tw:.blveo'Clock, at Garraway's, 'Change-alley, London, THE GRAND JUNCT-PON an PADDING. TON CANAL, ORIGINAL SHARLS, HALF SHARES, and OPTIONAL LOA, bearing 5 per cent. per annum. The STOURBRIDGE. CANAL, THREE SHARES, the Profits are 41. 145.. per Share per annum. " The Crinan Canal, in Scotland, Twenty Shares of 501. each. . The Lagan-Navigation, in Ireland,' Three Shares of col. .each, bearing s per cent. Interest, paid half-yearly. Two. Exchequer Orders of sof. per annum, and TWenty five Globe Assurance Shares. Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at Carta way's ; -and of Mr. Scott, Ludgate,hill, 'London, who is commissioned to sell. Part of the above, and Shares in various Concerns and Estates by . Private Contract. To BOOKSELLERS; PUBLISHERS, PRINT. SEL LERS, and AMATEURS of FINE ENGRAVINGS. The superb COPPERPLATES of MACKLIN's ,With STOCK and other EFFECTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By PETER CORE, BURRELL, ana FOSTER, At 'Mrs. Mackhn's great Audion and Exhibition Rood), Nn. 39, in Fleet-street, • On WEDNESDAY. the 9th Day of June, (The Sale to begin at Twelve o'Clock), EVENTY-ONE COPPERPLATES, contain. ing the Historic Engravings, and - One Hundred and Fourteen Ditto, containing the Vignettes, with the remain-- .ing Impressions on hand, as the same were published - in the late Thomas Macklin's Splendid i Magnificent, and Miitchless Edition of the Holy Bible, with a few complete Sets of Proof Prints, lettered and unlettered i which claim the atten tion. of the- Amateurs of tine and- singular Engravings.— Also a few Reams of Imperial Quarto Paper, Waste Letter- Press, Tissue, Pasteboard, and other- Paper, and various Presses and Utensils used in carrying on this Work. Anti at the same time and place will, be sold various Pictures and Prints, with some Copperplates, being the re maining part of the Stock •hi Trade of the late Thomas Macklin.- To be viewecton Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale. Catalogues may be had of Messrs . Peter Coxe, Burrell, and Foster. at their Office in Throgmarton-street ; and at the Place of Sale, on and attes Monday next, - the 31st day of May inst. BETWEEN UXBRIDGE and WINDSOR, in the COUN TY of BUCKS. ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE and 77 ACRES of LAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Cotße-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, On MONDAY, the 14th of June ' at Twelve o'Clock, IN FOUR LOTS. AN ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD and COPY. HOLD ESTATE, comprising, a desirable Family Residence, substantial Built, with Offices of every descrip tion, La)vn. Pleasure Ground, capital Kitchen, Garden, part walled and planted with choiee'l'rees, Court-yard and Farm, yard, with large •Barns; Granary, and Out-thaildings, 'a rich Meadow adjoining the Pleasure Ground, of- Ten Acres, a convenient Cottage, with Garden ; Orchard, Barn, Stable, and Out-buildings, and several Parcels of Meadow and Arable Lands; an allotment from - the late Inclosure'; thz whole upwards of 77 Acres ; situated at Shredding-green, in the parish of LVer, three miles from Uxbridge, five from Wind s••,r,.and eighteen from London : a beautiful part of the Coun try, good /toad, and excellent Neighbourhood, and within a short distance of the grand (unction Canal. • May be viewed by applying to Mr. Reublir, the Gardner, on the Premises ; Particulars at the White Horse, Uxbridge ; White Hart, Windsor Crown, Slough; Sun, Maidenhead ; Bush, Staines ; Red Lion,Hounslow ; White Hart, Southall ; Pidgeons, Brentford ,• of Garraway's; and of 'Mr, Robins, Warwiek• , strect, Golden-square. LOC/CI:S - I'BR AND WARWICK. TO BE 'SOLD BY AUCTION, By' Mr. GRAHAM, At Tom's Coffee-house, Cornhill, on. Tuesday June 22, 18a2, at Twelve o'C lock, in Two Lots; AVALUABLE FREEHOLD. ESTATE, com prising the Lordship of LARK STOKE, : in Glouces tershire, on the border of Warwickshire, containing 474 Acres within a Ring Fence, divided - into two eligible. Dairy and Agricultoral Farms, including„ about zso Acres of uncom- • monly rich old inclosed Meadqs,v and Pasture, with the Ma nor-house and Farm-house, both built of Stone from a .QUarry oh the Estate; and all other leqUiSite Buildings, in perfect order, on Lease to. Messrs. Cooper and Fletcher, re sponsible Tenants, at very low Rents, amounting to 4571. • res. per annum, .exclusive of Wood Land and Piantations rn - hand. -The Situation and Properties of this Estate baffle de scription, Its Crown was the. loy-frequented- Spbt of Shakespeare, commanding the most enchanting PrOspeds in every diredion, 'bounded only by the horizon, and supposed to embrace a.circurtfoirenee Of zoo miles, 'with lucid Springs, nearly at the highest top, and a Brook coursing its boundary through the Valley sufficient a Mill. The natural pride of England, in the breed of Sheep, has here itszteatest and room the summit to the toot, the scene is so•happity di versified with luxuriant Hill and Dale, that taken altoge_ ther, it is perhaps one of the most enviable Domains in the Kingdom ; at easy distances from Campden, Shipston, Strat ford-upon-Avon, &e. capable of great improvement. Part of the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage. Particulars may be had at the Star Inn, Oxford ; the Inns • at Shipston, Stratford-upon.-Avon, Warwick, Birmingham, &c. of Messrs. Smith, Kekewich and HoSkins, Lincoln's inn-square; and at Mr.. GralliUll'S Office, -No. ES, Chan cery-lane, London. THE improved PE D O'M ETE R, or WAY_. vki ISE R, which when worn in the Pocket, ascertains the distance the Wearer walks •(price Two Guineas). Sold by SPENCER and PERKINS, Watch-makers, N 0.44, op posite St. Sepulchres Church, Snow-hill ; who for near 3o years have fabricated these Machines ; and though they do not claim the Invention, it being almost as ancient as Pocket Watches, yet all that ever came. to their knowledge have been so rude in their, shape, inconvenient in wearing, and incorrat in their perforMance, as to have been soon laid by as useless. This, which they take the liberty to ofkr to the Public, is elegant in itself, most conveniently used; perfectly corree, and, what is desirable in all Machines of Fancy, exceeding cheap ; not liable to be out of order, and is a most malts* Companion to Gentlemen, who are fond of Walking and S hooting.. Flattering . themselves the great Improvement lately made has 'carried it to its ultimatum, - they take this method of making it public, to secure to themselves at least the credit thereof; having been materially injured by Plagiarists who have copied their Machines, and passed them off to Gentle_ men as their own Inventions, thought at much higher prices, and very interior work. . 'SUGNAII-HALL ESTATE, STAFFORDSHIRE. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY, A LL that truly' Viduable and very . Desitab!e FREEHOLD ESTATE, situated on pleasing Emi nence contiguous to the Mail Road from London to Chester, 1 4 0 mileS from the tOrmer, and 37 from the latter, two from • hccleshal I,• eight trom Stoltp,' nine from Stafibrd, and twelve trom Newcastle, in a delightful part of the County of Staf ford, called SUG N A LL-H AL 1., comprising an excellent and remarkably firm-built Modern S (one Mansion, .pleasing ly elevated, and completely finished, suitable attached and detached Offices; complete Farm Buildings, and Yard, walled Garden, Hot-house, and Green-houses, Temple r Baths, Fish-ponds and • Stoves, 'plentifully supplied with Water, extensive and varied' Pleasure-grounds, Plantations, Shrubberies, and Walks, laid out. with taste and judgment; rich Lawns of Land, declining from, and in view of the House, subdivided 'by •sunk Fences, and ornamented with IVorxis ' , Plantations of Forest Trees,, in a flourishing state, and full-groWn Timber ; I-the whole within a Ring Fence, and containing uwards of zoo Acres hi Land in excellent or der, , and of the first quality.' The Premises command ex tensive and picturesque Views over a rich Country, and ad-, join - a large and beautiful Piece of Water, of nearly moo Acres, in view from various parts of the House and Grounds; tho Neighbourhood respectable; the Country abounding with Game, and_ afiiirding all kind •ilif Field Sports; the Roads fine, and near excellent Markets,. . The Farmer at the Hall will shew the Premises, put Ground Plan and Elev.ation of the Mansion rosy be seen at Mr. Crutwell's, Printer Bath ; alsO at Mr. Christie's,'Pall- Mall, London; and with the Owner, Mr. John Thomas, Liverpool, to whom apply for further partieulars. - SALE OF LANDSIN INVERNESS-SHIRE.' TO BE SOLD.BY PUBLIC ROUP, Within the Royal Exeliange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, on Thursday the Sthday, of July, igoz, between the hours of fi 7e: and six in the afternoon ' • Lands a nd :ESTATE of WATER_ . belonged to the late James Shaw ' Esq. MtiirtOkvit, lying within the Island Of Sky and Shire of Inverness,. eithL:r ill whole, or in the lots 'aftet-inentioned, whiLli, from fete plan and mesurement of the Xirony of Waternisli, - made out by Mr. Chapman,. lAnd Stir veyor, consist of the following number of acres of Arable and Pasture Grc , und, viz. Lot I. The Lands of UNISH, as presently possessed by Major. Macleod, Contain* 260 A. IR. tzf . . of arable land, 50A. oR. 16F. of good pasture, 985 A: 2R. 19F. of hilly -pas ture ; .total. 1296 N. oR. 7F'. - The valued rent of this Lot is 57 1 . r rs. -Bd. Scots. tot 11. The LandS of Upperand Lovirer HALDISTRA, containing 165 A. oR. tiF. otarabje land; 405 A. 21t. 33F. of good pasture ; total 6'z.o,A. -3R. 14F.-(TEARY, containing 147 A. 2R. 33 F. of arable land, 66A. zR. :BF. of good eas turd, 449 A. oR. 7F. of hilly p.,stiire; total 663 A. IR. 181'.- PANSTAPHEN, containing, 60A . zR. 26F. of arable land, .42A. 3 It. .2F. of good pasture; .total ro3A. IR. 23 F.- island of CLEAT : 'Valuation t391..55.. 94. Lot 111. The Lands of HAf.LIN, containing 149 A . oR. 36F. of arable land, 137 A. of good pasture, 8 :R.. 28F. of hilly pasture; total 368 A. 2R. 28P; -T RI EN and 'it ISA - CHAN, containing 2.00A.31(.33 F. of arable land, 141A.;1t.. 25F. of good pasture, 693 A. IR. 10F. of hilly pasture ; total ta4oA. 3R. 28 F.-G I'LL EN and SCORR,.with the Island of ASC itl P, containing 155 A. iR. of arable land, 2.14 A. SF. of good pasture 142 A. IR. 23F. of hilly pasture; total 5 tiA. 3R. 28F.-FASACH, containing 99A. - oR. 31F. of arable land, 46A. olt. ciF :of good pasture, 959 A. oR. 3F. of hilly pasture; total lio4A 112.3 F.--Mill ifiIATE RN I S valuation 2011. 4s. 3d., , Lot IV. The Lands of GRISH E RNI . containirigi33A. 2.4. f. of arable..lartd, 36A. 2R. 37F. 9t good pasture, 2940 A. 2R. 38t . of hilly pasture, fotal 320dA. 3 C.OISHEATFR, containing 131 A. 3 K. - TiF. of arable land, tI77A. 35F.•0f hilly pasture; total 1309 A. iR. 17F.- A large Tract of Hilly Pasture, as by said plait and measure. ment,contaiiiittg to64A. IR. of hilly pasture :, Valuation is 11. 6s. 3d. V. The Lands of BAY and CAINLO qu i , containing 3R. SF. °ratable land, 169 A. 3R. 30S. of good pasture, 130 TA. oR. 3F. o f billy p asture ; t ota l xS97A.z R . 38F. with three large Tracts of Hilly Pasture, as per said plan, contain. ing 2301 A. oR. 23F : Valuation is 371. is. rod. t.iztli. Lot VI.. The I slands,.Of SAY and MI N G : Valuation is 761. iss. 7d. 4.12111. Total 1820 A. i R.. BF. of arable land, 13roA. 3R. isF. orgood pasture, z o . IR. 29E. of hilly pasture—in the whole i5,z32..-1. 2R.'37F. The whole of the ao,ove lots are bounded by the sea, and have several cornModiouS harbours arid fishing stations, ex tremely well calculated for carryin g ohtrade, particularly -of cod and ling, with which,-and all other sort of tish, tale coast abounds. On the shores all along there is plenty or tea ware, from which large quantities of valuable kelp,can be nianufadured at a moderate expence. The Islands of I say and Mingay alone have, for several years back,: produced an nually from ao. to 25 torts of excellent kelp; and are. well known as one of the best stations-tor co d an d ling fishing an._ the west coast. The lands, which are within a few miles of the post town of Dun Cepn, are of an excellent quality, and contain abund- . ance cat of limestone and mark,. and the pasture and hilly ground are admirably adapted for sheep farms. On lot fifth,. there is a good Mansion-hOuSe;built within these three years, which can..be completeV finished at a moderate expence; and there is also a goo 4 store-house and necessary accommodation on lot sixth. The property, with the exception of two or three farms, is all out of lease, and the current leases will expire in a few years. The present rental is of course very moderate, and, exclusive of the, subsisting leases, will iminediatel:, yi:Eld a considerable augmentation. • The whole lands hold blench of the Crown, - and their total valuation, as.abovc, is 6231. 6s. 9d. 5- izth, Sots. For,turther Particulars apply to Alexander M 4 Kenzie Shaw, Esq. the, Proprietor, at Inverness; Alexander Mackenzie, Agent for the British Linea-Company, there ; or to Archibald Dunbar, W. S. at Edinburgh, in whose.hands are the Title Deeds, the Leases, and the foresaid Plan of the-Estate. WHEN Professional Men of Education and Responsibility deviate from the general System by the seledion. of a peculiar branch, the sandion of long con tinued success is the best criterion of superiority. • Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive - treatment of Three Disorders, and' the successful result of my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as tar as I am . able, the ravages of those CoMplaints 'whtch are the most important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. ,f , Aftertmitiation into every Branch, as an ArinyiSurgeon, I formed a wish at an early period of , Practice to rescue in. diirlduals froth the ignorance 'of uneducated men, or the :equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioncrs. The Three Disorders, •to the Cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprise 'every species of ;V E N i t< F. AI. '.INFECTION, whether .of a recent or long du. ration: zdly, All kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of.sChool -boys, or 'the indulgences of mature age : And, lastly, tiat derangement of the system in wo. men which is called 'P. ARREN y SS, orS TERI LIT . Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste ,in the . treatment of a simple Conorrhcea ; and it not un_ frequently happens • that tnc seeds of Life are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—By a superior me thod such Complaints are easily cured ; a nd, even where others have failed, I trust that I may presume to utter a • radical re-establishment. Few, however;are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, - compared with the calamitous situation's of. Men, Who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or th e prevalent gaieties of a fashion4le- lite, acquire that state •of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhapi:, sufrerer broods over his misery, but carefully cone eals is misfortune, it may he sonic conso. • lation for him to know, that altiiough• it be an objeCt of • doubt or uncertainty with othiir Practitioners, the remora!- 'of these Deficiencies by the gradual provress of Renova• tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. If the rites of BaCchus' or Venus have began to reaith.e Mauly vigour, much anxiety wiil ,he .nrevented by, an ea+ly Counterac tion of this languid State ; and in these cases, no great difficulty will occur. But where this Deficiency has . for years existed; a proper perseverance is indispensably tequisite to revive the slum ring Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate thelConstltution.- MARh 11 l) WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in their expettations of a Family, 'may he assured, that in most instances, such defects are curable by Medical skill. The- secrecy which is so essential `-to nay findertaking i an ii the qualifications which 1 havepresurned- to state, litirm the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with such this intimation is given, that Mr. ' li., may he consulted personally, or by Letters. (inclosing a small Note), at Otis house, No. 29, Arundel. street, Strand, near Temple Bar. There is an - additinnal Entrance in Water-Street, adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. M. Member of the Royal 'College of Surgeons. CRAVESXND, MAY 28. Passed by—the Rossmona, 'ft - otter, from Stettin; Young Matilda, Bruce, film Rotterdam ; Sally, Jackson, trout Me mel ; Nicholas and Ann, , and the Friendship, Pearson, from Norway ; Alfred, RObinson, from Oporto, and the Catharina Maria, Fisker, from St. Vailery. Sailed—the Vrow Gesina, for Ostend; Mariana, Blyine, for Amsterdam; Drie Gebroeclers, Onuen, for Rouen ; Reezendazou, , Bruder Scifcle, , frau Henrietta, , Letye . Vrow Gesina, , VroW Anna Margaretta, Latimer, Vrow Claassina, Bakker, and La Pru dence, Martin, for Havre. BIRTH. • On Saturday se'nnight, at Salisbury, the Lady of Colonel Slade, or a Son. • 1.0 NIXIN : Printed by BUCHAN A N 111 4 N1 11, LAN, (of Bow-Street, Covent-Garden); and Published by VS , zLciAm ARMIGER. SClttPrs, (of Horse At the SAIN.OFFiC E, No. t 1 2 1 Strand ; when Advert r iemews, Ord er; for the raper, Lasers for the Editor, &c. (post-pa ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE 4rII6LANPIoN QN scoßi3uric COMPLAINi'S IS 6— "..,1 • CORBUTIC, and other Eruptive pis° • y lj ears i Ti e loTw ei: l Y tl t i . s 6 t n a s n i t d i e ifi r g ab i l n Y ai i i n ; offered to the Public, under the most species pretejf r e t ; of so a„ matter of regret, that after the stremlouS • and many persons, attentive to the cure Of these corriPi'"'":'' r the • ' the whole Materia ' haVing been ransat,ked 31,4 means to eradicate them, they.. should still gai4 , o flir l%nah" • i becoMe in a 111,1111M' constitutional tonumbers at ; e e l:11 a s e e ji d ei have thisbeeti Countryrep tants of this .Climate. ' • 4, ' i is • at Serious reflection. upon this important subje-I: 1 . 1 : 1 " w i n t • length determined Doetur Solomon to endeavour 'to,: Out, to the Public tile_, causes of tlicse rious forms and appearances by which they :are n i,.tho t 2 and to oiler stone observations on the best mode to ah certain and lasting cure ; he trustS', that the destrt • disorders iikl)ft; *laded to; ' ,Will be totally eradicated in and their dreadful symptopisgreativ rendedin all, ,vll° ion ply to the remedies recommended to them . ; in the ses- o •-• 4 of which, the greatest care has been. taken thing that Can possibly tend to .hurt the weake st e , ° , l d l 2eirter c tuns, anti to unite with judicious actunto which are the most :pointedly, directed to remote obstrac • anO u orreSt impuritiesin the vita/ stream. (I ; tea"' It has been held by aIA Phrsicians , that Chronic j ot pers abound chiefly aitiopg'.the inhabitants of the 101 ; d the . parts of the Globe; and we have unhappily eXPerTh.ll e ,,,oll l truth of this assertion in this Country, where the '" - ' ve atr sudden changes of the weather at.,certain seasons of the Iriori,s spread the most excruciating and alarming disorders 3' s igfe us, by pinning the blood, and materially atlecting the 1 ,1 s, of the perspiration ; ,and thus Occasioning colds, c% t Z, c l oi to discard ti. 1.7, iheuins, iScc &c., the portentous harbingers of ain tast disease whiCh proves s o f a t a l to t h e i n h a bit a nts of Ar ne jdea Perhaps th ere IS no p l ace on eart h so su bj ec t to tl!ese s 9 j ot changes as the United States wher e th e 'extremes L' t , and cold are often experienced in one day. 'Hence it he‘ e t f o r a matter of th e . grea t est nat i ona l i mportance , to Seek ° ,,, ti riicit • some general ' an d d ec id e d ' rem edy tb r t h ose .clisordirs.llc take their rise from obstruded perspiration, • One el vital mediate effects o f thi s o b s t ru ct ion i s to cont a m inate tJ e ii 11 1- . hold; by fixing the sali ne p art i c l es i n t h& blood, whi lure tune would kindly evaporate, and. thus inerele,mg tliJ I wo; juices, and disposing th em to corruption anh potret.a,e' which is. th e t rue source or var i ous o b st i nat e- and da i s disorders . - • • o fu lar To the Afflicted with the Scurvy, King's Evil,• , S cr Goutt Strum, Lepro4sipelaS or St:A ntliony's Fire' Rheumatism, Piles, Lues Venerea,' N'a,vs, and DiSoralood. ginating pi Obstructed Perspiration, or Impurity of the 'recpe Dr. So trist °NT havipg been long in possession of 3 00' for the certain .and effettual cure of those disorder s fooft agd • arise froth an ,imptire and vitiated state. of the. 1) kiiles' lyniph, has observed yvitfi the deepest reret, the nialY.,:ot instances where patient s have pined away einiserah l `.7l.44oC ence without receiving' the smallest benefit from they could procure, he has at length yielded - to the r ,iblii,"; necessities of h is• fellotv-e reatures, and &let-min - ed. ti-'2 - 04,e,. - to the world a Medicine truly calculated to cleanse. tP C „ from all foulness, counte r act every morbid •affeei o '" • . • :it ; restore weak constitutions. "ne The Anti-lippetigines is by no means a tiew is founded on a , che , • -:S, ...firgilf rounded on a chemical acte . philusophical . basis, 0 , 11 ..sanCtion"of the great and learned Dr: 'Cullen,. Of itit who describes "•linpetiginci: in his ever.to-x• • • z IN Praaice of Physic, No, t7' .. i7 as ".disorders origina: t a depraved habit, or affeetions of the skin." . . 101 - I man perable ters of recommendatiotl4nd ceititi s ef: the Clergy; Churchwardens, and Overseers, in vat i° - j uJilrb . uC of England,., are in the Proprietor's possession; var. 110,-n -'• The Rev:. J :Atkinson, of Cuirciale t The . Rev. Richard Carr, ofiiiuinre,• • • • • The Rel.. John Fawl; . of Wigan. • The Rev, J. Hague, of Butterworth.. A The Rey, Samuel Sewell, of Prescot. .• The Rev.,Williarn svY ford of Didsbury: k The Rey. Philip Kitchen of Liverpoel• The Rev. A... Clarke. Methodist Preacher, 1I °C • The Rev,. Joseph Taylor,' oeCoppull. The Rev.: Thomas Knowles of Standish.: The Rev. 'Thomas Lowe, .of-Atherton. - The Rev. !oho Reiphe, o f Oswald Trirth. The Rey. Richard Johnson, of Aisgarth. • The Rev, John Crewdsoir, of Hindley: • t ark f r f; The Rey. JJ. Fisher,, of Scarton, parish of GAr t s The Rev. Z. West a lf,•New A cr i ngt O n , • The Rev, W. Pearson, of Bolton, Bce eicc . Sold by J. Mathews, Strand, London; and, by 34 : r a f l p . titable Medicine Venders,•Booksellers f &c. in c" l' cipal town in Anwrica„ price 6,1. a cvi t ' • • as. . •--- • diredions seatect up. o 0" Family ' Bottles at 21. Icis contain six haif-guill eS- O ja) which 1.35. are saved. • , ~st; 6:74- Dr. Solomon may be consulted by .letter let 1; inclosing his usual fee'of a guinea, , direaed 1 ‘ Dr, Solomon, Soloinon's-plAe. Liverpool ; paid postage." - • To T. TAYLOR, • Surgeon, No. q, N e w bridg e-str London. • lgoo• SIR, Ediablklgh, N43 ,1 Y 2' ‘ ith . 9 2 .1N Spring of 1794. I was a fniele. t oter . .Venereal Compraint, which I treated wit h • ence for five months ; but was then obliged •to • regular Physician, who put a temporary stop t°, .5° 113 : knee of the Disease (by - mercurial apfilications). - „Pit; time; but gpwing,•in spite of all medicine and El w rs -c of the first . Gentlemen of the Faculty here, vg3 , - 't t tli ; worse for two years, I was reduced to ,a state ~11, 1 1t' iec. , ,'. paralleled and beyond description, being an 0 161. 0 00 J and• ulcerated from head- to , tnroA! to ger ' O , nose, legs, arms,., &c. have been alternately in ",,,ory becoming useless; in short, I have had from P 11 . ), thirty eating ulcers on my. body, and • nearly t' t. tt icL ol , ; ' privet' of sight. 7 —lt would he volutinnons', or rize all my case—suffice it to say, there never %. V ` - ' s ' ,jofOr will -be, one of amore dangerous,. or • of a - eated nature. I was long looked- Upon by' MY .i ii- af td, irriaghted myself,. beyond all : hopes of recovery`;, to tr, d deed, in my then • condition, death' Was pret'cr 3 h Le , t ionl i c l i more than Miserable' state: " - In this • dr , radfol I. drag a most miserable existence, till Divt" e ' rr a so' 1 threw in my way a NeWsp.:aper containing th e r`i Mr. B. of Plymouth —my friends reali ic, 1 . con!, P ., I sent and procurectl-:some of your , LE". lys• pt PILLS, which, by using train time to time, sl, l ,, c rib 3u s 11:Ive long, been,. (after, more than four years to distress), in as goOd a. state of health as•-ever I eni.ViThorri es p(oof of this, I had a tine; thriving, healthy' clo'r tri 4 0 P i o• me a few months ago. In gratitude to God, IP' : t ryou,, lo, of rendering my fellow-creature service, recr- e ,s publish this ; and you JU) At any time refer PoT°e•r.Patti wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or fu rl , culars*, to me or my friends; byletter• cir person • i volt As few cases for badness will ever equal :tine , g : n‘ ,05, 1 1 74 exceed it, I have • ftom . ,experiellce every reason • mankind, that. M your I. E L's P I I,LS• sure, speedy; sate, • radical cure:for-that rn°r' ' s ea fui stage of the Venereal Disease, which is , vißm • iz.. iciag ji g •• * Insurmountable farnily reasons preven:t 11 . t e i pi name and actdfess public ; but creciitables'llc r ' ° , aha wanting information: may al s O he referred tO' s 2 h • ut git• friends by Mrs: S. Clark, Ra t rtsxy-Gartlens, - E d "' Prepared and -Sold by *.he Sole P rop rle.t c t ! r ' s ,, j • tge • T. TA YLP,Z, ; Member of t h e. R o yal Colia'r=• in London, at his house, N0..9, New • r son Where he will give' Advice without a fee; to Pc• it ilyst r•, •or i tng these Pills, and will answer patients lett c- .. t he Tait', on the Same :terms, observing - in cases "g, .inviolable secrecy, no persoh's name, ca'c b the t o mentioned, but at their oWn of request, . prictor, during the Cou'rse more thin ttnrt) . ..,,e . thou he has had the condiniiint..of extelisiv,' ab6ve. Medicine, and th e practice arising the re' •th cone e ..ireff They are also sold by in s Appiititinent, fo N l i 1P ( .; 13 ,' nience of liVing at .tt distatlce, by r, the • South-bridge, .Edinburgh ; Mr. Macdonald , ` idi ,-s; 4 10' go, to whom also Mr. T. refers tbr '', ( 1.., 1 1.1 1 ) ; • Perfumer's., No. 35, St. Alb - an's-street , iylr- Rabertson's Toy-shop, No. 1o3; t) N ti. ; rd.attc et ' o tin : k i t tO borough's,-,No. 7,.Fish-street-hill, nearly G P. l' ,ro' c l. on . ! I n nument e tiqok seller . , No. s, ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; every considerable town in Crear...Pritliu Boxes of only zs.9d. each, sealed up vviro Lure directions, whereby persons of either e) , u laY fir selves with ease and secrecy, Sea l`" i 11' y i 6 N. B. Every Box sold- in Great Wham he with a Stamp, on which,. by favour of sioners, • is - printed, at. the •S •r tainp,*(Mic — it i s fel''' . No 9, New Bridg e -street," to imitate whiq „04 , 0 0° alt others are counterfeit. •• • -ferrY-road; Westiniuster) : 'id), must be addressed. 1\ d ; i '.ll 9 r ; tt r 44 1 1 , va',l