The Sun. — London, England, 1807-01-29 00:00:00

~, LAIJ' REPORT. COURT OF KIN;;', BENCIT., 2S. t. CONSTABLES (.)F EIiAL CLAVERING V. DEA:ti: Mr. GA11:flow, opt; the part of` rife .D,,erenati . t, moved to Set aside the In'cluisition in this eas e. ,.9pan the groUnd tt r ekcessiVe . damages. The fa'Cis b'ortly *tined, were these . : ---The thtopgh the Hayinarket otie ci2ht, happened to see a coach- mati,.of the name of Cullen, bealing'a woman, afterWardis - turned out to be his wife, in an eiful Manner ;' lie interfered, in 'order to preVent mischief, when the assailants suspended hostilities against each *other, and fed upon . the.:C,;eneral,. Cho - called the watch assistance, and AU the parties v:•ere'brought to the watch-hotise.-- The General gave . his charge . against the C?ach ` Mari, and'the latter return/' , `d the compliment,. by charging thb • Generd. The Defendant 'was the Constable OrtheNight, and, that .being only his second - . liight of aeling in that capacity, lie was,al: most tinaajuainted with the duties of hi s , otfiee;- however, 11re charge being made on both side, and the Constable having ITO authprity, either to accept, bail or discharge .the Prisoneri,'..General - Clavering had tin.alterittive, -. and therefore pre] aped. to• content hitaelf With a scat at a t'ery good fire,. provided Ely the parish ; but some persons.belong ing to the watch-house, (not the Defendant) in tristed he should not st.tv• there, telling him that there, was a bed up stairs, if he chose to, pay for it ; if not,, he must;go into the black hole . ; the-forther the Ge-: rieral declined, and was aEtually thrust' into a place only intended as a receptacle" for riotous and ill-con dueied persons, where he remained the Whole of that night: -The next morning the parties, 'Went before the Sitting Magistrate, at the IVlarlborough-street . Police Ofbco, and the,Coaehrnan having made p1:0- per coneessSnns-to tl t e G en e r al, so far the business ended. But,, continued the Learned Counsel, the rage of these parties was then turned against the Defendant, as ConstaNe of the Ni t ht ; .an,a6tion was brought by General Clavering, azamst: him, and upon a:; Inquisitioataken befc;re the Sheriff, the Jury gave a Verdi& o f i 001. Damages. He admitted that the litlintitf, had been treated in a Most out rageous and improper manner, but not-by the De fendant personally ; he pleaded ids ignorance ofhts duty, and expressed a wish that the basiness 4 shOuld be invesCgated, and some regUlatiOns adoptedwhich would in fug ure prevent such condu& and such im positions lit watch-honses. 'He had no doubt the Ge noral very properly meant to make . an example• of stick persons ; but the Defendant was ready and will ing to make every atonement in his power to the General he trusted the Court ixould not see his conduCt iii such a light as to justify these heavy.da— magas, which must'be his ruin: • Mr. Justice LAWRENCE obseived, this was.b?no . .•• means a slight offence; turning a Gentleman into a culprit, and cramming him into a black,hole for a whole night, Was not to be passed over with a slight punisiiment; ' Mr. GARAow replied, that be, felt the observation - more s. - JcinglY, having been'once in a similar 'situa tign himself. Loki ELLENBOROUGM—" It may be.avery large sum for him to pay,, but a very trifling remuneration for a person of General.Clavering's situation in, life to receive, for'Such . an indignity, in being- thrust into i place only intended for common felons... I don't know any sum that.could soothe my feelings upon such an- ci cen.Erence. - 2 - ,' He should. have_ tried th e mercy of the _PlaintitY before he came into this Court." .7 Mr..S.CA R LETT, on the parrot - the Plaintiff,. said, that his . client was ready. to abitle by an 'decision their Lordshipg',sbould : make.- One , faet, 'htiveer, he begged leive to notice, which was, th - at atentle man was.,in.. the - watch-house at the titne - , - trionih a -.stranger. to both pditie . s; knew . Gehera - 1 Claw:ring's person; told. who he 't'as, and offifred-to becotie his bail,•but this was reje&ed by the'Qtfi cer. The Rule was accordingly reinscd. • BORQUGH OF SALTASR - SELEtrTION._ - , Mr. PA . MPII3II' obtained a conditiynal 'Rule for a fuo warranto against the Rey. John J. Howell, call- ing.upon him to.shew cause why he exercised the priyilegeS of a Free Burgess of the Borough of Salt ash. By the Chailer, it was necessary that a ma-. jority of the Burgesses should determine upon the admission and , swearing, of_ apv person dinning a right of freedom in that Borough. In the present case, there were the Mayor and five other Burgesses present. 'Three of the Buirgesse were'agaipst his, admission, and the Mayor 311c1 the other two were in favour of it. The Learned Counsel hinted, that this transaction took, place in contemplation of some elec- tiolieering purposes. FOREIGN COIN. THE SING V. NrAT.'I'IIILLIS. . . The Defendant in this. case . was. 'brought - . up from the Gaol - of-Warwick, in order to tender bail for his enlargement, being charged with Making' .counterfeit money, under -the following circum stances : The Defendant . ' was a biiitim-rmaker,, residing at Birmingham, and upon the 14tli of December last, in con - ietpence of information before Wilcocks . , a llag;,strate Of that place, 'the Police OiEcers re p Aired to the premises of the I)c:tench:if,. where they fliund'it . large bit, with a considerable quantity of counterfeit coin of the King of Prussia, . called rfoshe4s, some finished and some untiniVied, toge ther with, a quantity' of iMplementi, .dies, stamps,. &c. used in.co:nmg base money ; :some concealed, some hall-finiF lied, and More in the ryugh. state-. tnotititing to several hundred pieces._ lii come qtien'ei :of Which., the prisener was appreberided, ind.tommitted to tat{e'ins trial: Mr. GuEz:nr, for 'the Ikttndent, ohrrved, that . •4l this only ainottail t 6 a rnisthnneanour„ and was, theref:lyr, a - bailable offence,' He. then. said, that. hiS afiidav its gale a full • - feaEon' for the coin being .found on the Pefendant'a prethises„; as: he stated, that a person in the town o , .Ved him &- grudge, and had 'sworn to bd revenged of him; one 41Ay,' whsle' he was fro home, the wife cf such ptrsen (as 5%;. , 01 - 11 by . his awn i,erviinl; came '.to his wori:::-,bop, and lett the 'bag, with the coin and the -impteinents iii question a 4; to that which'i.‘vas con- % coaled, ile . ,Wholly denied any s knowledge of it, and coultiTs cru mat for to cr. ail emit-A n...tia at it. =RI hare: been ,t itelie•itefore helonk ht:l3itni;ies.; ;...r Mr.: Gzilitto'N 4 r;:fort,the Proit:cutityn;!-said, Abe• had suflidiart-eatife , to warrant 'ale .Cothlt ; hl not 4i,1-oit ing bail.; but, he should only-tirentrousble , their Lord: shipsein.mler :to save tirne,, byl,statillg,that he had arritile affidavits to s hew that the peersrinis now otfeyed às bail wereinsuflicien..; , - ' 4 .The: Court considered it a caseiof .great ,suspicion, and very fit - f'or theiinvestigation of (I The Defendant was rt..!rnanded. . t• At 'two tr'clook..tisd EL LI?, £OltOU - Gl.l . sat at Nisi Prize's,- when ajeW no pubia ; j teres.t. were disposed •of.• • - • -.- 4 • • .. .... u: COURT O F CHANCERY, 28. EX:-PWE SURREY "GicA!+ND m4N . corv. •This - was'.an applicatibn 'made' by the Surrey Canal Company for pernaission - to:::pay into Court 5601. the purchase-money adjthigtd by a Jury as equivalent - to the interest which se' vial persons pos.; sesscd in; in open Coarnon, through whiCh the Company thought nece,sary to Carry , the canal. This was resisted CoUnsel, on the part of the Lord Archbishop ofeatuerbury, who is Lord of the Matter, and also on the part of the persons' p6ssesS . - ed of . the right pi common.age . oh these ditferent grounds Ist, That' the ' expressed iit the' A& of the 4 fst of the King, ...had treVer. been corn-.. plied with; stating; that each of the petsons seized of any right, or interested in any ti6rtioa of groUnd; found necessary to be broken 'up ter, suichriga tiony 'slibiddbeSeparatery diretßed to titen,l the . 11--• ting of Jriry on the valuation of'their iv,terest in the said'portion of land. 2dly, That a special pro- . vi-ion in that Act would be, by breaking up this land, violated ; which ena,!.', - ted, that whertNer a road or way 'crossed the intended cut of this the "A&granfed no`permission to break this roadup.: To - these arguments, dra:Vn iroin the roVisions of the Ac inaf,"the Solicitor-General added another ;, that Should - the SurreY . Grand Canal Comparly' be permitted to pay into Court the, sum in question, they would proceed of course to take possession, and Convert the land to whatever purposes they thougheft'i while the Archbishop and commoners would never - be able to draw one penny of thiS no;.. der-rated 'purchase-money'from the . Accountant-Ge neral of Chancery ; becuuSe, from the sMaliness of the sum, and the many Clainiants thereto, it would be totally swallowed op by. the expences necessarily' attendant on the . aseerfaitling their respee - tiVe claitus before the Masters in thancery which claims, 'it* althost inipbssible eVer could be ascertained, as 'the land had never yet been separated into lots, pro portioned to the Right of Commonage of each indi vidual; though an Aa ,had. some time ago passed for such a proportionate division. The LORD, Gil NN.PE LOR observed, with regret, the frequency, of late ACts of Parliament relative to public purposes . .of defence, canals, and even estates, encroaching on The Consfieuti6nal right of property in the King's - SUbjeds;, and thought that all ACIs, in the least encroaching on this great prin ciple of right, should be construed as strictly as pos sible ; since - it was .the assurance that the sot:jet:ls property would not be encroached on without the most urgent necessity, that had hitherto made the 'people bear, :with Such patience and fooitUde, the many grievous burthens frorp time to time neces sarily laid on.them. To prove that this 'had been in cautiously done, he would only remind'them of the decision of the'King's Bench, on art aolion lately. brought by a- person whose house, garden,- and : every other convenience or .comfort to his deClining, years, was levelled to 'the' ground,' for 'the ptirpose of erecting a 'fortification. near Portimetath ; yet the Court;in .pursuance of the A& made respeCting.the Defence of the Coast,'.only adjudged him a trifling annuity-Mt-the time' it remained ire the possessio n of His Majesty's Forces,' • without granting' any .ennivalent: for tlidarrrsge, nay, Complete demo lition of his comfortable residence ; was a growing and . cer.tainly should - be prevented in tune. As for histpart fie : wonld'endeaVotir to com bat it, by cot/so - Mug such.At±i in the srriclest sense, : whenever such cOnSttnaion worilkt- 4iTonr . the sub lee.is• sacred, right' of'property. • .1 -16.-had- also - to larnz:nt the mischievong a!id too prevalent custom , :of Lite Acts, Making the Chancery. Court not only., the Bank of.contested property, but also reqrtifitig. : the Court to dispose of this property in stich*arpao 7 . ner as may. be most produelive to.the real owner, ,when his Claim may be established. This prailice, if persisted in, would iniavoidably throw so great 3, weight of bnsiness on the COnrf, that it ,cOuld riot possibly attend to-any other ObjeCt. "He tlien served, that from the seemingly' doubtful nature. of some Clanks in the AeIS made 'relative to this C 4.: nal, it would be his duty to revise them with :men , : tion.; till this could be effected, lie would reserve biis opinion of the case in question. • ' On Wednesday se'nnight a Gentleman, belong .ince to Dunstan, near 'NeWeastle,' Was Surpris edbby an unbtsual 'appearance in - the river, which be observed for thuie lime - oeCa - Sibnally sporting in the wafer and on the King's Meadows'. Having procured aloadectmusket, he shot it ; and,• on be-. ing brought ashore, it was discovered to be a Se a l. It measured four feet in length, and weighed 'about fiVe'itone. Nearly seven quarts of oil were ex traCied from the blubber. An accident of a serious, nature occurred at Head ing on Tuesday :—Two youths hadibeen for sortie time playing together,. when the . elder left bis corn pariion, loaded a gun which happened to be in his master's house, rejoined his play-tellOw, and after a Short conversation, discharged the piece at hoti (it'is believed, however, without any maliciotis intention). A great number of shots penetrated his hat, and 'se veral lodged in his skull ; but it is hoped the boy will do well. The practice of leaving fire-rrms wherry yo' tails have free access to the, cannot be too Cau-. tiously guarded against. THIRTY:i LIOUSAND PouNDs_certain for the First-• 'drawn Ticket the next Day - of,Drawiogb, Wednes day, the 4th of, February.—There: is no instance to be found.,in the. history- of Lotteries of so rich ,Wheel. as, the present; viz-. Two Prizes of 36,0061.:eaCh, 20,0001. aild Two_of butiol.each ; :also Four of. 10001. and numt..roust'other - Cqpitals, .B:x 7 The tThdrawn Tickets and Shares are on sJle at UODGES and Co.'s Offices, Corahill,. Oxford- . ctrekt, and St. James's-street. LO N. ,DON : Priatcti by Rien Alt D At thQ Srai , ,,O.kwicp.„ No. I *f.' 77.7 POZICP7 „. . I,II.IRDER,s.. Yl 'PUBLIC-OP/I'I.CE, tow-,:r4wr. —.OO Tuesday resit g• Sher 4a 1 y,c 4 1 oti st r i q.%;Ci6ii 'Of nprdcr of T,i,rnotny I,Vlochin, .110 County uairnerick, in the-month 180 h. • k. • Kay,, 9(George-yard, st. Ciles7s, said, that had.known PKisoner from .hisitifancy ; ,that be saw, him at .Tomin Fair, - in .I.;;ecetnber, hich time a very great not took place, - and r•l:itnothy: Mullin was murdered. The witness . hod, lte.cp;.int-• formed. that the T'riOper had been `coycerned murder, , He-as3isted. the. deceased after.he wab wounded, and discovered that-he' had been severely. cut with 'a sword. He died the followingnmrning.. l'hp : deceased told him, that the Prisoner and five others had, been concerned in ,Nttoundingiiitn ; of the dame of kenan had been executed for *the of fence, having been convititt:d at ,the, Assizesfor'the 7 County of Limerick: At the time the deceased told him of pers'ons who had Wciiiiled Eiji,: he Was sensible he was dying, 'and desired liin` to bring a Clergyman to him, As-he was kite lie•outid not lire longer than thenext morning. Gornzwz alms , Cpiinor; was charged yesterday with being,concerned in the same•n)urder, W.m.,Kelly,saiii he knew the, • Prisoner :very well in Ireland ; he went by the natneof Buck Gorman, ► and is one of the. knell illechin-described : when he . was dyinvc.) Wye keen couce t tied i murdering him at TOmin. Fair ;:,th:tt he knew .the Prisoner had been india - ed for the offence, but had lied from Ire-. laud after the execvltioP of Ketnan. • Marf Bentliy , was charged. with boing concerned with .Elizabet 4 oo4frey in the wilful murder of Richard Prince. _ . :It appearedfi-om-the evidence ofJhe widow of the. deceased, that on •Christmas Eve a quarrel arose in . the apartments of these women, .where 4 2.than was accusing, them, of having robbed:him ; the watch was. called; and the girls ,were taken to.the-Watch-house, 4utdischarged peg day, as the cor hpl a i nant did not attend. These women then Event to the, apartment of the deceased, Jo:14014n with abuse for his conduct ; and Elizabeth Godfrey ran a knife into: his cheek, near his eye ; of this wound .he died in..a few. days. They were committed 'for re-examination. .. Waihthristhi and Jam s, two youth s , w about 16 y ears o f age , ere . charged with a square of glass out of the• shop window otr Warne, hosier, in the Strand; about Ave o'clock on . MbndaY affernoOn, 'and stealing - a. quantiti of itigs and other articles. The charge. being dearly proved by several persons who watched them, they were committed for.trial; . , Tn ES,P9 LI CF,-0111 cv..—John Augtti ; a - black man, was yesterday brought before Jon fia,aitror; Esq. charged on the oath of Richard Dallak, John. Maxwell, and Edward Braant, with the wilful mutt derof one Peter,Williains, en board the. Ship' Cora' Planter, lying off Bermondsey Parish, ,crn the 13t1-1 instant. He was fully committed to the County Gaol to take his trial at the uext,Assizes. - . Yesterday met ning Herbert ; 7 the'soldier; conyi&ed • sometime since of a robbery in. Hyde Park, attentled . with aL-is,of cruelty, was executed in the Old opposite Newpte. ;He wore his"riniform,.and ed not very deeply impressed With the - awfulivess his situation-;_ . nor did he. excite .much commisera tion in the surrounding crowd, which %vas:not how ever very. unmet-Qui - 4. -. • Su crim---' , On Tuesday 1-I=-1:- one of the . ; principal helpers in the King's pews; was,ordered4to go with the hories, on the day following; to meet his' Majesty • .coMing from' Windsor.' He 'replied, "he could not go. Mr. Parker, the Principal Clerk of the gtables;.sentfor him, and. insisted upotiknowing the cause; he confessed that he had pawned and sold all his liveries, ,including his state clothes, alledginA that he" IA been compelled to do so from necessity. Mr. Parker . threatened to' .prose a 0 he. went away.At two o'clock he was seen in his sta. bles,• but not afterwards, until between nine and ten o'clock 3'eSterday morning, when he W 35 found in the hay-loft. weltering in his blood; :consequence Of 'iving cut his throat with a penknife. Life still remained, and a Surgeon was sent for, who said it was'impbssible he could live; and; we under Stand, he died aboht `o'clock. rriavidity with which the g a i ners o f 20 1. P r i zes, duringiNloYandTuesday's Draw ing,after wards ex, changed iheth for fresh Tickets and Shares, is an acl 7 . diticinal.proahOw.gener:ll is the aim of. Adventurers . r at thoSe all-attractive ohjeas- 7 -the: two forthcoming 1: 30,001, Capitals. As one of them is to crown the. First-.drawn Niimher on Wednesday next, it. was .bOth faii'atha judi6lblis in the framers of the Scheme • to allow the' present interval between . ' the Foiirth . . and Fifth .Day's Drawing, in 'order ; to give Portune's Votaries in the Country time to become candi-; dates for the immense Prizes with which' the Wheel is still enriehed:" • A •MOST REMARKABLE cirCUUSTANCE.-I\TOt a Capital. Prize drawn on the Fourth Day : the:Wheel, therefoie, is truly, valuable : it is pot only. Thirty. Thousand. Pbunds fbr the :First-drawn. 'Picket on Wednesday nest, but there is. another Thirty Thou sand. Pounds 'to 'draw likewise. 20,00J1. '5OOOl. 10001. and 5001. Prizes. Tickets and Shares.ace selling by HORNSBY, and Co. at their State Lottery Offices, No. 2G, Cdrnhill ; No. s:?,:,Cli . aying 7 Cross ; and St.ll/fa`rn'aret's-j - lill, Borough 'warranted Ua drawn. ' • A writer of great knowledge and experience . ob serves, " that at the, spring and fall of the leaf, the mortality is generallygreator than in the other sea sons of the year," and with great truth ; but many are also sent to their long borne by early hidiScre tions, Whith materially aft them at these se, sons, -either from injudicious treatment; or by not having .recourse in dUe time to Medicine. his, however, :a pleasing consolation to the: aftliacd; to reflex` that a -Medicine' of the first, 'cliaraCter is' now extant, and Which, if applied, will etfeetually-reliere then] atltl 'restore them • again to the blissful - enjoyment of health' and •happihess: This Medicine is the Cordial -Balm of Gilead, which has - ctinfd thousands 'The .last stage of a ConSumption, brought on - by this de= stretive habit, and the proprietor; Dr. SOLOmol4; of Liverpool, is rendering the rising generation a ser viCe of the'first Magnit.ade. • • • • IA RRIS,Of No. 4, Martiett-court, 13(1w-strect; awl Oublished.by ARMICZR‘ SC I: X?C'S, Of south 11 , Introtijstren, 12, Sirand ;- where Advertiienzeiqs s On/i 44. fur. the Pgpg, fOr tho Zditor, &c..(pyst-pairi), must b , .!. a, vt:r.or-square ; ed. :1 IP . ~\T-E • FOOLS, JANUARY 26, Ai`rived.:;'theAlfrecl, Prnuse, f;'em Boston ; SticeeiS, i burne,. and, Mary, Bp,7,gs, from. Newfoundland ;-Two - . 1, 1 ° ' Wcfs, DowOftic . ..fr - inf COla:t-s ; Dart, Tozer), fan' ; from Portsmouth. Saited-- - --thel — t#rity;• •Pobic, tor, Rochester ;. Inclustrio l3s, Aldridge, for 43.9uthampton; Amity, King; for ,NeYecA t !f' ; Sixecess, Freeman, a::(1 Trifdp Wtiennin, for LOnd6'n: ol.yrssii,. JAN. 27. A lanp, ';' Lucy all. StoOkes, from' Savannah ; fjoulsai Foss, an Margare.tta,,,Esklik,,trorn Tonningen ; Lord (.:rrins,EP.l l, &Om Si. l i ctcrihurgh ; Waldemar, Lihda, mbsgrcve,' trbm'Cope'nhawn ; True,' - I;tikin, 'fr6ra ? - .1e1716 1 1 Che.rlotia,,Fattet .0 on,,and.aasen, ainl, from Riga; . I:Int - L.1y, from Trinidad; parriott; Clark, and Horae, Ltifq , from Demean - a. Catl;niine. Weber,. fer . Tonningen ; Enter prize, Wilkinson, and Jana, Scott,, for Corkand larnniat • 1111? T On Sundiy last, .the Lady adze Earl of Enniskillen, c/f ° Son anti : . On Monday,. at Cheltenham , the 'Lady 9" L'efel( l4 ts'4l. M. P. ota still-born ' I - M ARA 144., Yesterday', at St. .Church;',Westrninster, James Reid, on of the Rey. Williaw Reid, to Miss ROO* eidet 'claitOtei: of:, Mr. John Robins,` of 'Waiwick-strecte ,-' • • • 'At theiaine.Church'; and same day, fohn ilttertori, late Captain of the (Word Miss .Frances Robns, youngest daughter of the said Mr. Robins. D E Saturday last, at her housr: in Bath, Mrs. Smith o In° - tiler Fitzliefbert.• • - • On the pi: of Novcruber last, at Nevis,: in , his 26th yea r ! , after a short illtiess,- Slarclaunt Shipley, Esq. i.leinber Ot the Council. 'Yesterday morning, at three o'clock, in Nes- Bond-st Wit in th e bth year of her age, Caroline Ne3ontianchi, the only 4u6licer of signor Francisco Bianchi. . • • 'l, , , 4 TZSTE.I:.DAY. Ilank.Stock, India toclt, • , • Navy 5 per Cent 241 9 . 4 t India Bonus, 4s. pr. S'' per Cent. 1 797) - • ' Snail Sea Stock, •65 Irish 5 per Cent. -.• • • Old Ann. 6 o ' 4 . -wx Cent ! '7 3 * 79 , , ; ;t:xcheq.l3ilis. is. dis. Is. pr. ; per Cenr. ken.. 6;.> ',lli Omraurn, 3 4 4 • ;"per Cetit' . ool l / 4 6 , ) k 4'66 i I mperial 3 per Cent: syi u an k L. A nn . Ili , 5-ititits ' • Ditto Ann. . •, : . pit to pu Ann t . . COils, fur z§rhys.o„, 6o 4 ti, • FILGU WI-iTER AT ,LON.OC).I\i I3kIDCE:II6.M.OIZ ' Morning, 2.3 min. aftct- 6.1 - Afternoon; so min. after & GRAND jiimcTkr...l. ',CANAL PASS G E„. PA CK ET, -and . PL E, SLlir E BOA].'S. ' TO BE LETr isv - AucTioN By Mr. scorr, • On Friday the-6th of Feb: . trary, t Twave o'Clock, at GO', _caway's ACerninL,, Londe' , in Qiic Lot, • . • .SOLE ,and ,EXCLUSIVE 1, of the USE of ; vAckET, PAS . 11, !' ° ' StIRE BOATS ibr. G rand tW'een lia , tdingtod and- ' l ,txbrilzf.•; r and _the-i facl o f fte nrr fifonl -to \yards I.3Tor.slatd..: t • , rrintea anstXop4itions of•!..ct . ting; Irian, afls l- thc- 15th in boot apvlyinz at. the GranTrirW..:li6ll Uf rice, No , . :•.1; Surrey-2,tte,:t Strand ; - at 1112 "New Hole!, minghatn Uxbiidge: Three Pigeolls., trent' rord ;,at the scvp.r4l Ti - 111.. Barr's and Lo,A-hous,e.;4l-1 the .1 1 ""' cf theGrand.] uskttiOn ` ' c rc carsl ~• at GarraWay's ; .:rid Scgtt, No. 1 25 ; Ncvi weer, • 1,010311. 1607 • • • All VICE. • • '" N-NTHENlegultir f ecititicivviedged .V V - 7 and experience ni,bliely 'oflErt heir civic ; and 010'; their professional abilities .for the cure. of •n -few Diseases. they rise superior to thae cited agaii,st the Adverrileinents tt m tL i. , notant -or.the principles, and whoily uneducated in the.p6ktice of rifYs'' Messrs . . CURRIE and CO. rg,eons, formorly in his Alaie i "" ty's Service, continue, with unabated assiduity, to eradicarg:. every species, of Ven,ireal lay applying on the fir sc appearance of Disease,a.pettict'Clareisrt. eneratcortrfilci ra• • iu the sport period of .tyvo,.ilay*; - ; l and in cases, of the rn° • corriplicated nature, where the generalpraaitioner has tailed, 61success, the - Pati.na rii4y rely on receiviig'A'Sate;tertaii l t • and radicAl rt: , 6tabli4litrient. 'They haV"e'been equally•suG,: ' cesifulfin the cure of that derangement of th e syswin which is the cons':lgunc , ,; of the pernicious _wasteful etlecls of a 1 13 ' bit - long and most unlaappily poi:sued - by - the . yotith - of bol sexes. In the one - it 'wilt be round .the unfailing source ° barteaness : the oilier have, its ravti, , , - es fatally clevelopell, t`' them by a distressing state of debility, which, if not ttinelY , ' remedied, -terminates ill impotence, 'These - are its reittO and •iititnate elfeets,-_while Consumption S, loss of niuscuPC novver; and various nervous coinplitints, tzta-the earlier ages of - this Most insidious ayid (test rii dive IV: hit. Of persons languishing:under disorders incident to "its'', a life, their,treatment is simple, and , has never proved.tinsuP; cesst al in the course:ola long; laborious, and molt eitferidc.‘` praCtiee.: In all cases or Debility , - and De'ficiette','aiticl t' every species or Venereal Infection, Messrs. Currie .i t o Co; may be consulted by either Sex, with the greatest secrecy.i. lo " honour, at their houe; No. io7,' Hation-Gar,fcri:—Lettet s (post paid) int:losing 4-- Bank, Note, will be only ansW.eretit andl the necessary ,Advice Aledicineikgiven ,4ar utut.tchor • part of 11)6 King,dom. , • Co 11-10i,IAS LAN 1.t,1t, Esq. Sir, - NO. 9, NfeW bridge-street, tondo . n. • T CONSIDER, it but an ad of justice dtie to - 4 11.' rnerits.of'yOtir LIOAKE's ;PAT EN T PILLS; to tort' munivate to vou the following-Cure which lies recently bee° performed by them : An Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking out of an ola.Veraeal Complaint (attended by? complication of disbrders arising therefrom), was reduced Iv, most to a skeleton; and althougn he h a d th e b est me dica; adtrice . vvliieli could be obtainedoind tried a variety of Palcsi Medicines, nothing could be procured. which seemed to s.uls his case, or to du him shy service: he remained in a most re' duced and pitiable tot twif - unal - Ae.:lo Ins profession; and scarcely. able to vvalk• or event ( ) stand 0 0 his legs; in tad no.one \vlio,knOV him ever supposed it pos, sible:thr him to recover. He wa s VVised -at lastiO , try 7° u : 'Leake's Pi! !s— :e did so, armoring strictly to the dire , Cliol l ' given with them, 1:o iiatl not t.tkea more than two boxes for he found an alt - cration for the. hatter tins elicourige',' Min proceert,`.auti•by 'taking'. a lent Nixes' more lie his appetite and ...ttrength gradually return, ,and is now 3 • health* sad stout at; any matt l knout. You are weiconle 4 Sir, to toter any pervotl inaise'for a confirmation of the abuts account it it should becien.%ted, . , I am, Sir, yOur obetilent'hurnble seivant, Librari, FOlkstOne. ' Tuos: Ifrtfum V. Prepared and:Soi.d. by the Sple Proprietor,' THOS. TA LOR, M.ernber of the Royal College of SurgeonSf London,' at his louse,NO.'. 9 . Newßridgesfreet; Where,- after a constant 'residelice of more 'than Forty Year" in a prae'tice partic.ltiat,lx directed to the.,Cure , ot VeP e i real Compkints, and tnose incidental to the farts Generation in both ''S'eO"ivielt that 'inviolable secfak which Mcn of his Profession '.sitould always observe, 11m hinwelf, the. advice and..assistance gratuttou's, ly administers to Pencil - 1g taking this Medicine,' will' 1 3 '. ectectrml, by discerning Put;lio, as an advanta ; .: 4eitloo ► 0) be 'obtained, and.voici_ol'ambiguity. . Also sold, by his Apijo'intment, for the convenience 0 ,, those living at a distance, 'at the Peri : Vt . :ices, Nry. 3i, St. ban's-street, Pall Mall ythe , j'oyshup,• No. 'lO3, 4) , x1.)r 4 `,.. street; Mr. Disbcrou . gh's, N 0..?- Fish-street-hill; Baxter's, South-bridge, Erlinhurgh"; Mr. Wl)urialats, 6 1 ,1.- tow ; Mr. Bull, Danie-street,.-Dublin ; verpool Mr. Atidr:;on's, Manc!.ester ; and pot; Pur s° J., in every e.nsiderabie iscr:Vn . r:; at 13 rit.lin and, relr in ltozes cif .only, 'Seahel nit with- full an rQ dircClions,' whet;Pby cit.eitiler sex mu ;themselves with ease, st, , eed; secrecy, anti'safety. „ j ib B. livery Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up a stamp. on which, by tavour o . t . the CommissioherS, is piing, ed at th;, - ; S tnnip-ellit-e; ; " - e. Taylor, No: 9; I4ew .10 1 . strett," fo imitate which is Laloity, and all others are - Co u terfeitS. re!