The Sun. — London, England, 1807-07-24 00:00:00

A I? It . kat alloWing certahn propo,t, ut the Ilil tit of Great' Brims' voitittarily to tAlit-,t '..to Ittt e yhtt Vorces. Wher it is nc,7ce,., that 'the most cfretclual metisnre, shottl , l he 'taken. tOr augnlenting his Mai jestv's Regular forces, at:d it is therefore expetlidn to iktiow inany.ot the i,?ttw s ervtogitt'Gfi;at Brit Ain, as may exceed three•tifths of the 'regu lar quotas specifiol in two Ads pasect in tit,- forty,,second ye..as of the reign of his preent. Ma. je,t ; ', iii reLition to the,Mihtia of England arid Scot. land r-ipt•ctively, to enlist into Ills Majesty's B v egti-• lar under c!:rt:iiii provisions and restrictions, ant ro enable, his to accept the serviCes . o .tho in('n No vOlitntarily enlisting. , &Instance of the Bill entitulell as above : His f.sl:ijesry may appoint regiments' Of'the RegtF; lar Forces in which .Militiamen may enlist. The ntimber of men to be enlisted 6411 not ex eetrd such nu; ber then serving as will reduce the l\ !Luta to three-Wits of the quota of the'county more than , One , battalion,. the Secretary •of State to higoify to • the. Commanding Officers the number to he enlisted out of each. Commanding Offieer to ascertain the number Willing.to enlist, and if it be five-sixths of the nutn bet. allowed, no more chilli be enlisted. ' His Majesty may appoint Officers to approve or. reje6t the men, hut 'none shall be rejected who are five feet four 'niches, and under thirty-five years or age, unless disabled. - Commanding Officer of every regiment, put of which.t he proportion of .five-sixths shall not enlist, shall read his Majesty's Order, and shall explain to the men the terms of eneohnetrt, and cause the names of the Volunteers to be written down ; attd if they exceed the alloweA proportion, the excess. shall be reduced by ballot. , • But if the number who shall enlist shall' not be the due proportion, ,a book shall be opened, and men may within ten dots enlibt, 'whose names shall be entered, and transmitted to the County Liee,te- Nut. ' At the end of ten days, nil further. enlisting, UP,— less with consent of Co mman di ng Cater, for ; three nionths ; then seven" days more enlisting'; and so oti successively, until the full proportion shall be en- As so'o'h as the num* to be enlisted - from any regiment is ascertained, they shall.bti discharged, and grill, it approvedi be attested for. Regtilar Service in the regiments they have declared their intention tO enlist, and shall by entitled to the bounty of ten, guineas, &c: The Lord Lieutenant, on receiving an order from • , Iris Majesty, shall trathant ; fo the Privy Council an account of 'the number of men discharged, which shall, When necessary, be`transinitted to him by the Commanding Officer. 4 . No person' in confinement , shall be entitled to Ilit,Amtil they have &offered the sentence of a COurt nor any who have beet in conlinentent; or . sentenced to punishment, .within a eertaitrperiod, without consent of the Commanding Officer. Certain perions. ton to-enlist4ithout tile consent of the Commanding Officer. • • ' Ceinmaitalts k; 0,14.4.,.. wiy refuse to 'dinberke vpmt a;istong sufficient cause to t aw Gene, tat commanding the &stria, or to the Adjutant-Ge paal. , • . , If any person discharged shalt refuse to' enlist, oT slia11•110i be approved, bestial! continue to belong to the regiment from, whit!) , discharged, Mit not to authorise the enlisting, or persuading to enlist, any man not dilly discharged, ' • His Maje Sty, may issue orders to Lords Lieutenant sod Commanding 011icers, for putting this Aaiuto ovletution . 'No perpia'sliall' he drafted from • the regiment - in which lie enlisted, unless fast discharges there- from. ' , , On projnaion to the Lord E.4.ll:enant of cat* , fivates of men hiving been enlisted, - their naitteW shall be discharged from the hit of nien serving foe the caunty. Adjutants olti t ie Militi3 to trimatnit returns of the men who have quilled underthis. MA to the Clerks of thO'sul4diviSton .ttreetings, who shall transmit to ,the Overseers. in England and l'reastirers of the Kirk fivisintv ate Scotland, att atzeouht of, the privitte4 sW Provision relating to QOUIllieS.. anti to regiments sLail extend 10 stc:WALrieB),NittilliollS, 414 may be altered or repealed this Session. BILh tee the apt:Wily cotnpletatg they ditia of Great Britain. and int:teasing ttle same,, utidur certain Ilona isnd tarn:twits. . • VVlierens, it is ne.(pssary that the tOoni eftetitfal MeiaitireS I;ikep for'Augmetitiog`hisAlii jeny's` Replar I,'orus, and it Lai Ca . :ll43re become expediept, pv i o m it a props on of tiut now ficrving Gn•zit uct ezeeccbog such num, ber as will ieavo svrviog of. the . otigioial quota of edell comity, to enibt titanr comfit) pruvi siuns'arid reibUtiims. And * whereas it is necessary that such incro.ise of the ,Regular Forces should not diminish the Militia, but that the Whin should be forthwith completed, and also farther increased ; in a limited 'proportion, in,order that aty further. ballot, 'after such-increase, way stivendet . t years And hereali an Atl passed in the eith year of the Reign o( WI present M:ijoity, intituled, 4 c Art ACt for the Return ,of curie-ft Lists fof Persons liable to, serve in the Militia, nu an Mt passed in, the; 42(1 year of his pteUltit Majesty, acrd to suipeed ate ballot for the Militia in England for two years."' Ant whereas it is expedient thattsormuch of the said A4t• ay olgto 'that the ballot , for'-the Militia korces should.be suspended, shotild repealed ; and that 'the said Aa,. and also the several relating to the r...isirig the Militia in.Englatid suacl Soolliind respeaivelyi should b& amended; in order to ate completing, - Bs speedily as possible, tl i Militia 4).14 raised under this A6l, . ' ri following 13 the Substance of. the tlia :tin° Clakitio of the EIII intitulea a ahove 'Nutithet orMiltlia equal trV ; j • tat the 9riginat tinntas'nflailithi; in I , lngland and Sentimxl,. to -11e_relis(!d within mimiltS% and- suotßvision meetings to be held, 'for a ppo• t lotting' 'among hott(t edi and parishes, add De ; :uiy Lieuten<ints to proceed to. ballot. iu: nuking , apportionments, regard he had to the persons actually serving in yeomanry or vu. lunteer corps, in the county, hnndred, and parish. Cleric; of general and subdivision meetings to tran,ruit apportionments : penalty for neglea.. Depot y Lieutenants may amend Militia fist's, and tined new lists. Meetings - to be held for hearing appeal 4 and correeting Notice to be , ' , ivett on the Chutch-d.ohr: , of the ballots. ' Names of persons ballotted to be sent to constables Notice; to be given; and aPpeals beard, and freSl) ballots if necesdAry. Persons to be enrolled, and j' ' Ab,traas of Enrolment sent to Constables,. Persons chosen by ballot (not being'Quakors).not serving or providing a substitute, shall - forfeit epl. Fine of 20h may be p.iid to the next ballotted man. : If any person orclered to bo.drawn out..sliatl,rwt appar, and shall not 113 taken within a mouth, Deputy Lieutenants (hall fill up the vacancy. Fines for . nOt' proceeding to h.dlot and enrol. fa ft ;threeer months, man found in. one Month, a return ot, three-tfoifrths of the Got. within two nthnths, ow half; within three Mouths,`one-third, ennunandants shall transmit to the General Quar ter Sessioris certiticates, and. the insticeS there a 47 s'etriblcd shalt assess . tiol. for each man certifiate be dEficient. Mode Offining places which hive not proceeded to ballot. When men raised',.. ballot ..again suspended for _years. Deputy Lieutenant or Justice May do any aft re linked to be done by Deputy Lieutenants; except at general meet ings. All prov . iaions rekiting to, counties to be extended to ridings; those to hundreds, to rapes;B4c.; and all . powers to constables, to tythingtnen, &c. Powcratof recited Aft, 42 Geo. 11. c. 90. or any other Akts relating to the Vilitia, - .ex,tended to this A. • • High Congablos, 1±46. inswing for providing sub. stitntes shall forfeit 1001. Penalties. to be recovered by aclion, Justices of Peace or Deputy Lieutenant may de, termitic penalties not exceeding 201.; lint avvcal may be made to Quarter Session. Penalty on witinisses negleeting tt appear. Orders of coin lOtion not to b, removed by certio. rani. 1,411 7 RE?0111'. , . , . • Cotner OF . kuo.c44.•TH A Lpstps PoMmissioNtßs "." rit:Zr.cnvuLs • NEUTRALS. Mx~xttorv:t, tide Others; Owners of the merchant • . Ship 'lrene, Appellants; . AtatArtneit Esc!. Cnintnanderof :Majesty's•Ship Amethyst, Respondent. This' was an Appeal from the High Coda Of Att inlralty, 'against . a condemnation •ot that Conrt,lef the Ship Irene, belong,ing to the Appellants, as ful prize to the Respondent's Ship the Amethyst. • 'ln the Ybe 1803, the Elbe was declared by Ws Majesty to in is state of blockade, by a Squadron of His Majesty's Ships, and the usual nntitication of that cbtiimstance had . been made to the' .several &reign and neutral PowerS, by His 'Majesty's thea Chief Set rettny•of State fur Foreign Affairs (Lord. Hawkesbury) ;. in conserittenee ef Which it be- Came the duly of vessels "sailing under neutral flags td observe the Maritime laws o f blockade and hit Majesty's Ships of war were 'consequently, autho rised to capture, as lawful prize, all neutral ships . violating, or attempting or endeavouring to violate, such blockade. It appeared in the present case, that the Appepitiits were Hamhurgh and Prussian merchants, and owners of the 'ship Irene„ Which was bound direct from Archangel to. Harnbuigh. - She sailed in the month of August, iBo3;' and . n. rivoff ,1 o 'the gibe i n th e Mon t h o f November'fol lowing, when she was captured by the Amethyst, ono of the• blockading • ships, and conderne4 iu 'the Copal& Adniiralty as lawful' prize tn 'the said • Ship,, upon the grounds of the Master - having . dOctuncrits hi his possession tthewing that . his' owners wet'e'ac quilated 'with the' blockadepcovions to his arrival' { off the Elbe; and' therefore the Court of Admiralty. considered' he, hial violated the maritime laWs . Spe(ting fil6ekade, and Conserpently bitainii the . hwful prizg . nfthe eaptos; • ' ' ‘'• . Against,this clecrite tke present appeal was made 1‘ and, on the part - of the Rea t act, the Ktr4G'll AIWOCATE (Sir John Nicholls). and the Arroa. its r=CG 'tzari t. CmuteltdVd, at .spills length, that tins-decree should be affirmed, upon the grounds that' the Captured vesiei. violated the laws of blockade; and was therefere laWful 'prize to . the cap-; tors. From the *letters produced before the Court heloW, it evidently appeared, that the owners of the captured vessel were aware of the blockade Of the, ,Elbe, and that they direded the Captain of the Irene, ifhe Should be warned off by any of his Ma jesty's cruizers; of by any other ships, 140 should norattempt to proceed to the Elbe, -but make for some northern port, Having this intimatinn from his , owners, it became the Captain's duty, upon knowing . the faft, t,t change the course et . his voy age, and proceed •to 'some' other port instead ,of which, it was Contended, that at•the time of cap tuye, the Irene waa•in her due course for tint Elbe, and hei intention Was evident? to sail' up that rig ;Vet, in _violation tits bloc - ade. The . Learned ~.Advotiates preised the necessity of 'observing the laWs respeaing, bleckade inviolate; otherwise that systeln,wPald be totally useless ; for if, netitral ves 7 seis Were' to be - suffered to go - itt and out'of anene , try's port, in. a state ,of. blockade; as they pleased, that (Alertly, so hlockadetl; viola ha'Ve the same vantages, as to trade, that she would have if no suck blockade existed. 'Upon 'all `these grounds, the. Learned Advocates for the, Respondent :eon tended; that according to the maritime lists of flyttS, and' agreeably to all the deCisinns Upon thiS, Lstibiett; the' decree of the Court bedew shield he affirmed. - Li.wngrice .and Mr. ST R E ibi the LOND.ON - : I !ilted by itictiAtto ilArtßys,•olNo. 4, Nlactlett.court, Botv.strfet; - 31 At the SUN-Oil:ICI .• No. 11.4 ,Strana 'what). 4tkerlistri2en(sj.Orders AtVeil anti, 1 0#4116 dcattdtuleil L MAC tfit- , . • was an 116111'40t mayinre,. and the owikli tight to toll: reparity,m. • The orlp 11,:destinatico 01 the hitil) question, sway anihni - gli, her' cargo Nvas phi p& Or• that port: and she clewed' otit for that:, prirt - ; dot then liuowing, ctny thing , of the blockade: Ai soon as the•Appeilants • were made • , itainainted with Aie . circumstances .of the illael9do they wrote to their Captain to that etTem, atastyposing thee blockade would be merely casuai, they - gave Biro cliseeliotis`oce.ordiogll but thae, dire - 61:1ons did npt wow any ',lac - talon op-the, part of the Captain or his owners to violate tho blockade, for the _former was 'absolately 'desired,: if he should be warned off the 'Elbe' by any of his ILlajesty's , crUizers; not by any nieAas to proceed to that river:, hut makes for same, of the Northern ports. , The Leathed,Advocates further ,contend 4,! that the word" otr . did not mean the very mouth of the river, but-a distance in a tine opposite certain point;, and the capittre having taken place near Shetland-, 1 8 leagues from the month ot, the Elbe, it cot not be said, that the intention wit.% to. violate the blockade, for this ship night as we, have: been proceeding to the Eyder, • to TonningeN or any other port ;. and it could not. .be contended iota moment thatshe had not-alight t?. go, to He ligoland, - which was out of the, line ,of blockade, at the same disstatice frUm her, at the time Of the Cap. tare, as 01 . 6 mouth of the-Elbe Was.;: arida — Place , where all the ships; traversing those seas, touch fa the purpose of taking .For ail theso.rea, sons, they contended, that,the cakturecl ship had nq violated the blockade, did not intend to violate it„, ! and. the Apellittits wire theretbre entitled to repaiaie tion. • The KING'S ADVOCATE, in, reply, .observed, that it did net appear front an . y of the facts or document?, in , this casts, that the vessel in questiOn hail any in tention 'to touch at Heligoland, 'hut, on thecontrary, from all the cirewnstances, was proevedit4, direct for Ha ruburgis. The Court, after some deliberation * affirmed Old original I,)ecree of Condemnation ;, atier which their Lordship adjourned--4ine dick . Still' NEWS. • ILULL, JULY Arrival—the Alfred, ilekiud frern Ilituteordb, Taylor, 'row the • Straits ; twin I.);Weel and Thum:is, —, Item Newcotle. CR AVILIIINA / J'UL.If ZF. Passed by—the Wanderer, Lyndon, Horatio , M4ne, 'En. ropa, Watson, mid Albiorc Nickelson, train latnaica Romp,. Cii.ice, and Dumfries, Beard, from Virginia. Sailed-,the Deception, watson, for St. Thomas* ' IULY 22,. Passed by—the Elizabeth, Wichain;, angt.o4 n e t ou s F.o4o3,'lohnson; front-Tovitinken ; Antelope, son from Malta; Satyr, Murier, from St.orningoi of VroW Gesin4, Hanson, -Ceres, Bennett. and Albion, Gamincm.- from , Lisbon': Minerva, Wildgoose, from Gibraltar; Anna Bella, Lear, Carolina Matilda, Berge,. Naiwy, Ari,;ue, Uupc, I.hoccr, altd Andrew, I:4cks., Own Not 4..ay. •• . , •• . • S4iltsl the Sttirliog,; johnson fur Vhiladolphia $! Throe SiAtrs, •TllornpsQn, tOr , Malta I,lpe, tOr lia ; Mod , Unidn, ,tileve:is,. for piirk. • . . . On Miptidy t c. t3thinst', in Artingtoniwtot, the Vit.. courttes,,Nlar:4 'ot a Dalightcr. tin Monday at .Whitnore.Cottage, Bromley, the Lady of it. 4. IN. , vlson, oeL, Sou. • The saint tlay, Mrs, Silver, of Nctlietky, Abc:dcent.hiro. of a Song„ letit , tatka, aid; the, Lady or tho key. C;, Etlilisolk, of Itioisoratonce wir l g the ii", co o t ' atter having bt,',4n otari:ied yeat`s. ir HE Nobility ima: cirivtry p()%segsipg 1 . 11( 7,116 i* • via)** tilif 1.1 '4 billy' al:4 11 14, 141 ft, Iltiinde4, 130.4 t, ,5 , ,1 - Inists.or,Cltus,;Li I by ‘Vill ut SVI t pr itn's . ietitli\gF;st:ites - '-at their tifav riOtely Avequinlntietto.l witly..kny tm ut ttlotoiy 4,4164(1,1- 24 in,oo4.by relci:inage at their fiWIl Opt:01i. Mr. it t )ft fit( T6,4istite t ;tot Vithitc, .t EriciAs purcir.t e Annuities vent the first re4pv,:lability in life., and IK)1 rgie 1104 iciaders. recitire so per Cent.' bull %vat alwap slye the fai e t..p.ii,c.9 114,i.a r t Livts'of tcti )(eat* !fun:bait. • hy,l,etter to R0110;tS, at N.. 42.' Ce4!ir.strref, .11 , 14R.Ri41) •- On ?Ltesday last, at Westellion; Mot*, General Sir Da vid ih u bs, K.B. • ke. to Miss Delaney; of Hill) Place, On Wednesday, at. Greenwiuh, the .Rev, Thomas tones, ge.aor of !tannage, in !lucks, to Miss )Cooke, thy; .daughter of t he. ReY. Cooke, 'Chaplain of Greenwieh Yesterday, at St.' Billie's Otwit; trio Rev. lohn'.Cal throp, Gosherion, in the County or:Lincoln, tt# MisbilQ4: tier, datig'hter. of Bonner, of llect,streci a Yesterday senslight, at Dttiiee, Merchant in Edinbur,;ll, to WO lENibet h Bisset,-Yntingeit daughter of the late Mr: yatimn Bisset,. oti De m *. at Ediaiiir4ll, Nit. 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Wiifeisionftl Merk of .Fliteatioti thick V late (rum zr.he iiltiscriit Sys teni by the. e ; ltCiian °fa peculiar branch, the sanction of long can ' tindekt success is tile best criterion ot s , ineriority. • • . Thirteen tears have 1 devfitellinyprattice to the excautt treatment of Three:-..l).iUirders„ nukthestiecesvul :result my plan gives ntte ailtlittottel. - A4ibtr,fo.ol4 l Dtet ax t.tr as I arfv able, the ravage; of those Complamts which are the must impormat - in the ,Caralogue of kiintian I titirthi tie*. • Atter initiation • into eve i ry.ltrxrch„ as , rq .Sitsgeran f fortnel.'it Wish 'at arreartv TerioU'cit l'es,ctice . 10 I***4Cl4e irk clividiials from Ihe i umtlrohtt at unlttltitatitt ur the eqttaily dangersius precapatancy at cenerit t'ratlitinstert. • Cite -Three Ditonte,rs. to tko-Ctire .of twhintr': 1 deg,' voied y. m amiuticui, corilpric every epeeies ym Kt A t I N.Flsell wttet het or - 1 receitf—oic 1614 tkup, • 'rMiort: U ot whether ari,ing 1401" the habits of school .bOysi, urthe iriduttrem es 1,1 mature altos 'And i lastly ) , tot dzrogernent.nt tee tysreiu in *cu. , me.n which is called l3Aktr,ENl•l SSS, or sik:ioLrc y, :,Nutherous DiereseaSfarellte result ,ot Ignorailure, ur IMO. • in the treaunelit• of a .simple G,Aurrhceiti, ?nil it not , t *Lr, fretpten)ly happens - that the seeds Lite-are . puiselneitler ttuijn4iscretion el ;hod such Curtiplaintit ace fzlsity ;mit, even %ishero Other": have failed, vs l trust. ttirst ato radical re-estabiOnnent • . • however, ate the cataseitoteciiripihratett'dislreer ur • this disorder, evhipsied • the ealairtitans Men, Who; tr..z an indulpience. m. a - unitary wee, sor 'the prevalent gaitities of a iii,Allotatso late, , eg f •co,o(At,, rttat s‘te.t9 et, Debility, 'vouch ittne tot s4ch vtriorietts ttabtal. • t .• . 4.. . . Where the upi,apoi sntrerer broods over h'3. CaretO tly. contains bas itiil4rtitri3.- it iatior..fot - him to know, mat altlinu4h it -he onkcit., Rt doubt'or utuvrteiwiy witi, t ither i'rActiti•stae4. the removal of these 00cm - relief by the gt3Attlat ikrogtpds cion;• as the acquirement of miy 44* r k tel ot liacchns 'or Venua..ilayi....- beg:into .reiiiaiier . Manly vihtoitt Much anxiety. will tie prever.rs.4l by a'n early Co4titer . q . c,. tiost of this-languid .Stat'44 titian ty'A 'groitt difficulty wall occur. . . Put whew tins I)tticiencihak'for years esfiSrtirf,; a .prope.t , perseverance is itithspens44lv icquisite ti), rcrs vc the slum, btring SrArkfr Of Lite; aktd - to re,attont ceche (74. n: .ititutinn. MAK ski F I) WOMbN ,4 wit6hasPOPni: tVeilfittgApyt.iint in 'hear expedationi of a Firmly, m2,y he asured, that ir% in,Atihstatieet, vassittteds iiitccuraitie . by .rt•kitie.ll • The sth:why .is so ebAgvio to mr • kindertrit an&the'qualihcationiwhich 1: have presnoted • tot scat , 'for the hays tt (4, my ..prgtlttsiono,„ attti, au (mug:lac-Bw* v/tM . :II this •totttnatii,tt. is giveri,.trutNtr.• Ilree may coosnit petitott4:iv, or by Letters (inelosing a small Notel;.;•attrhill hOUSc. top, ay, Atilt:de street, SWUM. `Vitro is an A.:itlitittlirti tiltralice an Water-streer, aliumine. and .c.he Name is, oi, both tho iLI s itu Ilit t Zg, ftif ehther tf t fie 4,,val Cot', gesmiaturgeoiii... A C Pers'ons faiso4y raitfitivr;tivtlii delves to be Mcinhers of the 11,oyal Cullege„havini for soya, ral months past copied . ,MY Advertisement* L 'airno3r %vdtl re4f • %% (IN, and insprteit , tilern. l as thcir own phicluclions, it istnr duty tolnentlon, that those . tersotts are tun' fvtembi,:ri oral y (;,olie:ge tioncton, Ettinburiilt, or elsew4re .) .iitil .11ave i thq any right to practise soge , ry in London. . 1 6 ):„ .. 4 ... T A yj r tt '4 4 ; sutoon,, No.. q, Now : 0 41 1 01ktreali, ~. LI c..; ~ ' • '*l -- ' E dinburgh, ,htlit . .2, .:06 6 , I N the , Sprin4k9f, 1794. I was. ?acct! yeitii A e l oc : e V i ii r t - i y i e r nvi e rt o t in tiz r . a ,but int, w w a li s ic t b , : bei l i o tr i) ef ii t il i ed .t iv o it a h m i ) n ty ,hi t li c i ). ( 4 -, regv o r phybjcian, who put ,a, temporary stop' to ths Virjfa ICeice of the'pisearr 4bt Inerfutrial applicationsy t'.ir Sogic o w ti l i : s i r e t ai l ; te b ft i r t rs:i l : ° (i: v ) e i ,e q r t s e i :t il i te s i iip t P • l a u te s i : o r t i c l a i c i e F , l . t il ac e t u d o l i ,. c ti l lt c h 4 e:r e n e,, l ai vi l ili h : o rsit: l :: ' 3 4 *i i n 4. Paraleit4 314 beill'Atiie 4 c 4 itoFls.. l 7 l fitalt . 4 0' 4ittitiii Ifitori add ulcerated CriSm „Ite.. - al - to root. —iyi rhead, throat, .1%1911ft0 nose, "1444, - . arms. Ara.' havir lett 'alternately it, ,t aj o r , becoming,. useletia L %in. . slinrt, li have had. from •tw en ty At thirty eattftg; ulcers , on nit body, and neatly 'tOtally;dtlP_ s priyeil,Alf,sight.--It yvould, be, :voluminous EQ ptfoomo me all my case—suffice it 'to' Say; there never Kvas, or' .. will. bk, °RI ;et A more. iiangentus, or, Q Qt y a nude errin g ; , catitil nature, I .was long looked upon by my friends,,a it imagined myself, beyond ;all hopes ..oPreCovery ; andi, -. ' deed, in inv then..conditinti, death was urgiqrititF 9 4- ..:1 nl 6,v.th 4 ti iniiAtrabte - stitte. , In 'tiiis ikritiolrittsituation _,,, t drag, ii „must, raisgrahla % piishzcq., 011 Diii.no r re,yiwor thtCW in my way. a Newspaper tontainibg the c44# of co,'lt. ft( klyinionth-,7my,,kionts- read it, 4 could , . not: sept anti procured' spine of your LE Alc, EN .1 , 4 - rgpl PI I..LS, Which, •try.usirtg Iroiri . time to.tarns, am now) . , inwe,long hecn, (aftpt tpore•than four years iudeacribal/: . ast rew ,:mris. g ood'istatd.OF health as ever I•cnit4e,.l; 04' ilt prhof or this, 1 had a tine s ,tlifiving, .healthy el)iiili hilrli , 4. me a few Months ago. in gratitude to 0 . 0 1 , and in ti O fLIF • at' rehtirtring, my fellows-Ole:mu* scririce,a. raquest you . bn u , pukii*h r tilisiAtla y.pu Silly At aity time releuvr)dili_fAw wishld-beNianslied :0( rtli'd"::frnth of this; or . It4rtiwr . pri•r -favaitrs!., !gine !III; rgy, frier letter to, p;rs,uh. • _:,,,' Anew' cosi...* for badness I%lll' ever equal mine,. and riPT. exceed , it, I have frqii•l exper ociiyiny. rtiasoir , to, 40q i f, mankind, that in your Lf...41<. 's PILLS they will riit4w inre, stieedy, safe, end radicsk' utii:for. ;ha' moist rlN'lng' v ful sta&e of the Venereal lli.tesse p , which is called I s!).#, inuktitc•iu *l, ' 1011 N TlitlMVSOnc * Insurmountable rarnily reasons prevent . irtakit4 Il E r„ name and aiidresti pubtiC; .but 'crerlitble persons MAI . wanting information may 'also be. retciro,l to nut Gila MP friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-liarderis, RdirdWrg, h, . ' I' repated/and Sold-by the Sole Propriettil" '• .__„,, - T. TAYLOR, Member of t h e Royai Coilege of StlliP* ll • • - in , London, it 1 1 04 units', 'No. 4 'New Bridge,street, Where he will give Advice Without a fee, tri persons. tail ! Ihi 'thin* tills, and will ant‘iter Metier :: letters, itpo/O p , ,r, ap,:th ion. tpms, - 0.-er. , i, g . i, .dl cases the 111 ,....c 5 " . Inviolable; secrecy, no person's m i me or case h a ying twkl."' titeritionesi,. but at thdro\est parpcular-request; ,by the I'°: :prietor, dtring the , course or more than titirty-six 4 r, 4 !, that tie has had the condueling of .an CXICILSiVe SAig of Pr' abiwc Medieine f; and tiVr :prl4.4it 'talon* therefrom. ~ . The are also 561.4415! his r.lll)oinfinent, for the pehl: South-brid e, a Mr d . 4s M tan act e ttn : al t Z i ii‘' r l in r ic rila, (";Lel: t ttlt. soW, to -‘thoin also Mr. T. reacts toil his address ; 3 i v .fi l' _-_,_ 4l.l4llkr : S) ; 14 , 0 . 3S. Sc , fabasitsTasreet t :Vall-mall; , 61 ,, twourtson's-49y-shop, N o. tat, Otfora4trcer ; M r. 1,1 , ... h, 0 ; bu!ti44o l 4, No. 7, Fiii!t-street-hill, pearly oppnsito 1, -. r, nor:tent; 6:lf:Steel's, litiokseller, No. I, IJnion-row , 1,i4 :Tow 4 4-ibilli Ma., Bull, Paine-street, 'aublin; and by ‘2, : i velum ;it Witty . CoMSittertiblc WWII in Great-Britain ~-; , 1 retantii . in. hintin of only Ilt. _9tVeCch, settled ti 0 v.„ , e ' % " . full 4,til Wain direftions, where by. petidnS oft Or 11 :e r .' - • may cure then4elves with ease and secrecy. , . up -' N. it, Every , max spi,l jp . Gre4L. itiLLOP i$ st4' e " .. . ...,miar NVitil'a - Stamp, on which; .by favour of the t.g"i. ~.,j• le k T "e l b '..i S ' Millet.. 142, the Starnp.Otlipe•- • 'l7. . /3 . .. 2 14ii Nu ‘ 9i New 11 - ridge-street," to imitate.which is felon Yr., 4 , all others are ixauntrateitt.