The Sun. — London, England, 1802-05-03 00:00:00

1 DIJIDENDS • May t 9. David Lewis and Richard Potter, of Mansion house-streer, London, wholesale-linen-drapers, at nine, at - • June S. /Dams Morrison, of Runcorn, Chester, brewer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lcnidon. June S. -.William Smith, of Ozendim-stteet, taylor, at ten, we Guildhall. Miry' - John Pate, late of Bury Saint Edmund's, money .:_scrivehilr, at ten, at . ' James Hook and William Turner, now.or late of Bficke- FoOr, Westminster, coal-merchants, .at ten, at thlehall. May 29: William.Buddle the younger,. of Chenies-street, carpenter, atone, at Guildhall. May 25'. Samuel Ireland ; of St. Clement Danes, merchant, •at one, at Guildhall. '• • • • • May zz. John Long, now or late of Tortsea, Hants, mariner, at twelve, at G uildhal I, London. . 'duly r: Richatrt Kirig Thomas, of Evesham, Worcester, • mercer, at terr i at the Crown Inn; Evesham. .j4lay 4r. . James M.‘Murray. of Liverpool, clraper,.at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. pne 7. William Harris, late of. Birmingham, button-maker, at eleven; at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. • June 2. William Scarbrotv, of St. Neots, Huntingdon. baker, at ten, at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon. June z. Robert Stafford the younger, of litintingdon, grocer, • at tin, at th , - Fountain Inn, Huntingdon: - June z. Thomas Peete Weruberley, late of Huntingdon, grocer, at ten, at the Fountain I nn,iluntingdon. tune a. William Chown,, Northimp ' ton, ;Mkt, at ten, ar the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon. June T. Robert.Wakernan, of Birmingliain, plater, at eleven, at Hart's Hotel and Swan Inn, Birmingham. •• May z 3. James Horne the younger, Of Woodbridge,'Suffolk, core -merchant, ateleven, at the Coach and Horses, Ipswich, May 25.. Mathass Peairce,- of Blackman-street, Southwark, cliee.,ernonger, at ten, at Guildhall: • • May in,: Charlotte Court and . Alexander Webster 'Court, late of Red-Lyon-street, ClerkenWell, merchants, at nine, at Guildhall. May zz.. William Richards the. younger, of Walworth, ship broker at ten, at Guildhall. C,F,'RTIFICATES, May 22. roseph Wilson, of the Strand . , umbrella:maker: santi:el Calvert, of Liver pool, innkeeper, William Williams, of Cowbriclge, Glamoizankhire, shop, 3 keeper. • - The Bill brought in by Sir - W. SCOTT eitone. rates the Clergy from : penalties incurred for 'non. residence, .and enables:them -to take- legal steps to discontinue aftions that have been ,brought. Such contracts as they may have centered into previous- to the passing of this Aft, ,and agreeable to its . spirit, are declared good. Spiritual persons holding any iienertee, parsonage, &c. are declared capable of taking lands, and buying and selling cattle for pro fit, ; provided they do not do so in perso n in publi c TrOt'ket. They are likewise capable of farming lands, Ac. in their parishes, and out of them by permission .of the Bishop. - The penalties for non residence _ are' altered. Persons (having, only one living) absent witisout leave for three months (to be reckoned at different times within the year) to be one-fourth of the value of the living, and at> on in proportion for longer periods, to three-fourths one-third, with costs, to go to the informer, the rest to Queen Ann's - Bounty. Bishops may grant licenses for cause shewn, illness, want of a fit re sidence, &c. anti if the Bishop • refuses,. an appeal lies to the Archbishop. Ail licenses to be regis tered, and open to inspeaion. Licenses may be . pleade(l in bar of aftions for penalties. Bishops are enabled to issue monitions to Clergymen holding livings, to reside upon them, and perform the duties_ thereof, to which returns are upon oath to be made within thirty days. In case of non-conspliarice, if fequii-ed, the profits of the livings to be sequestered ' until the motions ate complied with, or sufficient 'reasons for non-residence stated and proved,. 'Ap peals to the Archbishop of the Province are allowed. It is provided, that if any Clerk shall continue tinder such sequestratiOn for the space Of three years, the parsonag', &c. in relation whereto the said nonresidence shall have been committed, shall, be come ipso fill's void, and the Patron shall present another Clerk thereto. At is provided, that nothing contained in this MI shall be construed to extend to alter or afrea His iyfajesty's Royal Prerogative in the granting of dis pensations for non residence upon benefices, as the same exists by law at present. Lait week, at Uxbridge, a company of Scots . pediars were taken up for circulating a number of, forged 7s. pieces ; on searching their lodgings, these was found literally a sack full of these counterfeits, not worth two-pence a. piece, though they rang well, and. to the eye appeared very good. , The pedlars had been several days at Uxbridge, and had exchanged a 7s. piece far every sixprnce they laid out, which created a suspicion of their being false. , LAJV REPORT ;; . COURT 07 , ice, NC's BENCH, SATURDAY, MA: SITTINGS lIEFCRE JUSiiCE BLANC A .1.14 D A SSE. CIAL !DT IN GUILDHALL, LONDON. Four causes were dipcised . Of. Nothing occurred in the-conrSe of them which merits derail. The one was a case, against a Wharfinger i for not putting goods entrustektn _his care:on board a vessel, in which the Plaitrtifi": was nonsuited i because' he did; not prove that the . goods were not pct on board the vessel; only that some how or other the goods were lost. Another; upon.a . Policy of Insurance upon goods on board a.ship, warranted neutral, lost by capture by, the French—Coriderinied by the French Court of Admiralty avnerity's property, by Which the warrant,' of Neu tra negatived; .and Which the Learned Judge held Ito be conchisive. He ob served ,that the case was too clear to reserve it fOr the: opinion of the Court, and diretled 'the Plaintiff tosbe'nonsuited. The two .others were mot more interesting. OLD BAILEY. THIRD DAY.-SATURDAY, MAY I. Henry Cock .was indided for having feloniously made, forge4and'Counterfeited three several papers, purporting to' be letters of powers of attorney of William Storey,. Esq. of Chatham, in the County of - Kent, deceased, to tran'sfer several sums of money in the-Stocks or Funds of the Bank' of Eng.: rand, and for tittering, publishing,' and making- use Of the same,' knowing them to be so forget", •and thereby cheating aA defrauding the 'Governor and Cornpany of the Bank of England -of the sum of 70001. -and upwards, Stc. This case; from its peculiar nature, the number of Witnesses- examined, and the length to which their examinations run, necessarily occupied the attention of-the Court a considerable time. How_ ever, its leadirg merits may be collected from the following condensed recital. It . appears, that the Prisoner, tvho is an Attorney by profession, was a near rclatiOn of the 'late Mr. Storey of Chatham, from whom he had a power to receive the 'dividends payable upon certain Property . . which he p9sseSsed in the Funds. Mr. 'Storey died ,on the 1.1. th of August,., rBot, leaVing," as he imagined, certain sums in the three a c id four per cents, and ain lso. the sum` of - 70001. 'in the five Cr , .cents, which,_ appeared from Mentorandunis to . that effea being found among his pap ers . by the :EX'ect)tors. Mr.' Storey bad beqUea t h e d- sever al le rg!leies to 'Afferent Persons, who in some time after 'his death applying fo r " t h em , it appeared that a Mr; JefFeries„ the 'ading- ExeCutbr, drew up -a plan far discharging. the same, in which he appropriated sums in -the different funds ;Or the payrneht of par ticularlegacies, and among them the property, of 7ocioL iri the five per - centS:l6Sincluded. About the latter end. of November this paper, a copy Of -which was produced :in Court,. was-shewn to and copied .by the i?risonei, who acted for the Executors in town,; but so far from stating to Mr. jefferies that Mr. Storey's property in the five per cents had been . sold, he .wrote him two or three Iletters, in Order to dissuade him from, selling it until after Christmas, that the l e g atees m i g h t have the - benefit of the growing dividends. This was agreed to by the Executors, and the transfer was postponed till after that period, when it was. de termined ,to carry the provisions of the will into effect. Or. application being made to the Bank, however, --for that purpose, they were : astonished to fiJ , LI that the whole,of the 70001., five per cents, , had been,sold out at different periods,,•by the Pri_ sorter, undo: the pretended authority of the forged letters or powers •of attorney, stated in, the in_ didment, , which he alledged had been executed to him by Mc..,Storey, and that .the last of it was transferred in the latter end-cf August z Bor. ,One.olthese Was produced in particular, and Mr. Jefferies above.m.entined deposed, that to the best of his belief,, the Rame subscribed was not the hand_ . writing of his friend the late Mr. Storey. The name 41*. S.'s coachman was subjoined a one of - the subscribing Witpeses ; brit, on being brought forward, he denied -ii - to be his writing, or that he had ever witnessed'any paper for Mr. Storey.—The name of Bishop, purporting to. be that of another subscribing Witness, and describes as a Wharfin_ ger at Colchester, also appeared to be fiCtitious, as several persons from that quarrec, stated that, no per„ son of that name and description had resided there for the last thirty years.- 7 To prove the uttering on the part of the prisoner; and-his-selling out the pro_ perry in question, the Transfer Books were duly 'produced, and several" of . the Clerks proved the identity, of the Prisoner's person, &c..• The Prisoner offered a defence of some length, in the course of._ which he admitted that he had trans ferred the Stock in question, by virtue of the power of Attorney, which he denied to be ,forged, and asserted there must necessarily be a striking difference in the handwriting of a person so ad vanced in years, and so afflicted with the gout, as the late Mr. Storey. One of the witnesses was dead, but he had no doubt, had an opportunity been afforded to him, of fring able to find ..the others ; part - of the stock he acknowledged to have trans ferred without the knowledge of Mr. Storey, but his.motive,for not communicating it in the first in. • stance to Mr. Jefferies,_was his fixed determination to replace the slims;-find.he adverted to his intimacy and connedioo with the late Mr. Storey as the cause .of that Gentleman 'placing so,great a degree of On iidence in TO the Prisoner's, eliitra'aer, whose conneEtions it appeared, are very Tespetlable, a number of Wit_ nesses appeared, . among whom were several persons of consideration.: as Mr. Mainwaring, member for Middleseic, Mr. Alderman PriCe, Mr. Rice Davis, Sce. Aftei an excellent and appropriate charge from the Learned Judge, the jury were induced, on a review of the.evidence, to find the Prisoner Guilt ] . —Dea4. The unfortunate Mr. Cock appeared to be .little above 3o—and is a man of resp e ttabl e an d engaging Appearance. 1- `.. 7', ".'','. .1 ',.'- X i.-1 I BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. r m t/e L ()LYDON' GAzED-PE;'• 31,, r j 180. • - .:Oroinarece-Office, Apt - i 42.7, rtoz. - - - -• . Corp; of Rval Zfrigincent. • :iptain-Lieutenant George Hayter to be Captain, vice Lewis, ,creceased. Dated March 30, 18oz. First Lieutenant Gustavus Nicolls to be Captain-Lieutenant, • vice Hayter. Wated as above: s,recond Lieuienant Thozna.s Cunningham to be First Lieute. mint, vice Nicolls. Dated as above. Witlimn Richard Amber, of Old Brentfotd, timber.men chant. BANKRUPTS.. folln Dyer Collier, late of Abridge, Essex, farmer, to marten • dei May 8 ; at twelve, 15, at one, and June rz, at twelve, at Guildhall.. Attorules, Messrs. Maltby, Fishmorigers'-Hall: James Sarjant, of Sunderland, spirit-merchant, May 8, at ten, is . , at twelve, and June 12, at ten, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Elstou, Catharine-court, Seething-lane, Lon don. Ralph Wood Carr and Robert Carr, now or late of Leeds, dry-salters, May 13, 17, and Jure 'l2, at eleven, at the GOlden Lion Inn, Leeds. •Attornies, Mr. Wilson, Castle street, Holborn, London ; or Mr. Coupland, Leeds. Henry Reader, now or late of Leeds, nierc;er, May r 3, 17, and lune TZ, at eleven; at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds.- Attornies, Mr. Wilion, Castle -street, Holborn; or Mr. Coupland, Leedi. Richard Hooper, late of Burbage, Wiltshire, corn-chandler, • April :6, May r 3., and June 5, at eleven, 4t the Duke's Arms Inn, Marlborough. Attorney, Mr. Southby, Marl borough, Wilts. fainuel Bishop, of Great Ner , Tort-street, Soho . stationer, May ts, Z 2, at one, and lune iz,- at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dawson, Warwick -street, Gulden-square. lamb Gogerly, now or late of. Aldersgate-street, money scrivetier, May 8, xi, and June . 12, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Air. Wilson Davison, Clement's-Inn. tewird Heal, of Trowbridge, innkeeper, May 15, zo, and Tune as, at eleven, at the Ge orge inn and Tivern, '['row_ bridge. • Attornies, Messrs. Shephard and Adlington, Gray's-Inn-square; or Mr. Sheppard,. Bath. lienry Wilkinson, late o f Billiter-lane, Loudon, merchant, Nay a, is, and June :2, at . ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, • Messrs. Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry, Cheapside. S 1 ATE 0:r THE BM WS ARMY. . . GENERAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE rai - rro-r" ARMY, ' MAY I, Regal:Tr:. Fenci6les. Afii Tot. In J. Cay. Tof. ' Bat. Comp. England and Wales 25 32 6 63 North Britain. - z 6 8 +, Ireland - .16 -- ii 050 6 fersey, Guernsey, &c. .4 2 .‘:..%• 6 2) *Gibraltar - - . II II Minorca and Malta - 14 14 Egypt; 6 , .! on Passage from r .3 I te a, 5 Canada, Noi-a Scotia, &c. 5 2 • 7 -- Wes t Indies &on Pass, to 37 c '? 37 Cape of Good Hope, G oree, 7 8 -&c. , - East I nclicsi t lc P.assageto4 19 . 6i3 On Passage fxour. Abroad ) i i . 2 -- . .'l44l#V. •4 1 1 49 4.4 2 34 * (a) txclusiii - bfiNfilitia. (6) The Company's Troops exclusive. * ExclusiveviArtillery and Engineers. Volunteers,. tes. At the Quarter Sessions for the County of Leices ter, on Tuesday last, the Court was moved to quash an order Of Baitardy, which had been made on a ie. speetable farmer of Thurlstone. It appeared from the evidence of the Mother; that she - had-been a ei•- vant to the - father of the .appellant—that an inti s macy, had - subsisted between her and the latter : and on declaring her pregnancy, had been indticed to swear the child to another person; for which she - received a guinea. But being shocked at the enormity of her crime; she stated the faa to a Ma gistrate : the child was re-sworn to the appellant, and an order issued; that he shotild pay for its sup port. The farmer made several attempts to invali date the testimony of the woman ; but the Court confirmed the order. A Writer of great knowledge and experience ob serves, " that at the spring and fall of the Leaf, the Mortality is generally greater than at any other season of the year," and with great truth ; but many are also: sent to their long home by early in.: discretions, which materially ;area. them at these seasons, either from injudicious treatment, or by not.having.re.coutse in due time to medicine. It is however . a pleasing consolation to those to refled, that a Medicine of -the first charafter is now extant, and which, if applied, will efFe&nally relieve them, and restore them again to the blissful enjoyment of health and happiness. This Medicine is' the Car .dial. Balm of Gilead, which has cured thousands in thelast stage of I-consumption, brought on by this destructive habit ; and the Proprietor, Dr.. 'Solo mon, of Liverpool, is rendering the tising . genera.. Lion .a service of the first magnitude by his able and impressive address to .them. SHIP NEWS. oRAvEsExo, ApittL3o; Past by—the Laurel, Headley, from Dantzig ; Sophia Charlotte, Coutts, from' Stettin; 'Christiana, Anderson, from Memel; Aurora, Sommers, ard William, Lloyd, from Gibraltar. Sailed—the Britanni'a,larrol, for the Fait Indies; 'Hind, Darby, fot Jamaica; Eliza, Harvey, for Africa; and Fruma, for Rotterdam. DIED. On the 13th of February last, at Tobago, of the yellow fever, Mr William Mae Lcay, Commander of the snip Diana, of London, in the 33d . year of his age. • On Thursday, in Gloucester-place, Portman.square, Mrs. Purling, widow of the late Charles Purling,. Esq. of Bengal. THEATRE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL. NOTICE IS HEREBY. • GIVEN, rr HAT the present LEASE of these Premises .will expire on the Ist' of January - next, and that the Proprietors are ready and willing to receive proposals from any Person or Persons inclined to treat for a new Lease. The Theatre is intended to be new-modelled and enlarged, an explanation of which, together with 'all other necessary information, relating to Conditions, &c. may be known by applying to Mr. John Foster, No. 5, Newington-bridge. • t Liverpool, March 24,..1802; STEAM .MILL. To be Sold by public Roup 01 not prd . viOns.ly disposed of by Private.Bargaiubwithin the Royal Exchange Coffee-House, Edinburgh, upon Wednesday the 19th Day of May, 1802, at Two o'Clock, Afternoon, . . . "VHE MILL lately created at GRAHAMSTON, ypon. t,lielianks ofthe G mat .Canal,. and wrought by a Steam Engine of Bolton, Watt and CO.'s, of 20 ,horses piver: They - consist of Flour; Corn, and Barley , Mills,, are most •subsiantially'finished,.: and very aovarktageously -si tuated. for carrying oil an extensive trade. They lie about half a mile from Falkirk, and twO and' a half 'from' Grange mouth. • • • Application for further particulars may be, made to Robert Young, Writer, Merchant street ; Mr. lames Henderson, Writer, Falkirk ; or the Rev. Mr. Smith, Pohnont Manse, by . Falkirk. N. 8.-1 f not sold, the Mills will 15c lett. Priine Stock- of Haberdashery, Laced Cloaks, Dresses, a Piano Forte, , Fine :Blankets, Duinb- and Bell Repeating Gold, Watclies, excellent Wearing . Apparel, a Capital Mangle with 'Multiplying WI eel,• Household Furniture, Shop Fixtures, &c. • TO BE SOLD BY - AUCTION, By - Mt. BARNETT, • At his Spacious Rooms, Queen=street,. Golden-square, o - n Wednesday :the 3th of May, and talowing Days, at Twelve o'Clock; . „•, A LL the Prime and 'Extensive STOCK of •:a ',HAgERDASHER and DRESS'-MAKER, removed; consisting ofa variety of DieSses and ',Cloaks, trimmed with rich Lace ; Muslins, Lawns, Stockings, Gloves, Silk Hand kerchiefs, Sarsnets, Crapes, Lac 4. (British and Foreign), Velvets, Millinery, Tapes,: and - Ribbons, with a general Assortment of, Articles in the above line; with the. genteel Household Furniture, comprising Four-post and other Bed steads and Furniture, a Sylinder.Writing Desk, Chairs, Ta bles, Carpets, Glasses, _ Shop Fixtures, Mahogany TOp Counters, Desks-, &c. : • May be viewed two Days prior to the Sale, and Catalogues had at the-Roorns. THERE are no classes of men of greater impor. tance to society than those which devote.their time and talents to the e rtsurvation of the health of their fellow crea tures. • How eminently successful the late FRANCIS SP I LSB RYwas in this truly laudable einploymen t, is com pletely evinced by the rapidity of sale which his celebrated AN CORBUTI G DROPS have invariahly commanded. As a purifier of the blood, restorer of the constitution, and braer of the system, their efleas have been astonishing; as may be seenby the4iurprising cures of persons who were al flEd with Scorbutic and Nervous Complaints, Gout, Rheumatism, &c. and the detection of•thoe impostors, who, by means of forged bills anclother pretended credentials, have vended a spurious composition orthis truly excellent mediL tine, must be a satisfaction to all persons who have a coin . petent idea of the absoltite necessity there is in being careful to purchase the genuine Remedy, as well as of preserving personal property from infringement. The TRUE Medicine is distinguished •by the King's Patent, on the bottle, bill, and wrapper ; and as a further guard, by favour of His Ma jesty's Commissioners of the Stamp Office, they have altix ad a stamp en teach bottle, primed in BLACK INK. • Prepared and sold at - the Dispensary, No. 15, Solio-spiate, and by the general venders of patent medicines in town and tountry, in bottles ss. and 11. 26. dutylincluded. LONDON Printcd by BUCHAN?, N,Ni'Ml I LAN, (of I;cw-Strro, Covent-Garden); and Published by Wl.Lti A M Akin tit SCltkr r {of Horse. At the Surf -O FF t c it, No, i Straud , slate Adrvertilerncy,ts; Onirr; for ihe Paper,. Letters•foi 'the Editor,/ kc, (iost-tk No. - t 4s th , e s o t n . l • . . 10MCINE ACT. .. . T H P E ric f e o s ll a o n w ne in xged Paul's Warehouse chtl r for i : y ll a r r d . , 1 t a l l‘ t l e . E ly . S Corner of Cheapside, at . t in h e . Duticinia., _ posed by this Act ; but no'additional charge has been e , (- I .. c t upon Dr: JAMES's POWDER, which is alsocontinta(l b'ie the on Price of as. 6d. per Packet. It' may Doze annexed, inclusive MEDICINES of ti,e ace jn • S p old, had .at 11. 4s. per Dozen ;or the quantity of a 0 that the Public are no sufferers. entb e Packets in one Bottle for' ii. as. 6d. :Duty included; -5 But in order to "facilitate the operation, and to less , _ . , e burden of this ACI, which would in a great measure..r, proved a Tax-upon Benevolence, all the' other Med' !_..; ' D s i i :o ( r ) s W f D roi nihe are sold to any Persons purchasing half a Dozen, Or in°' _'. free from the expellee of the Stamps. - s. I. Dr. fames's Powder a:. 61 6 . Cephalic Sn'Ar . o 9' AnAleptic Pills 4 6 - Dr. Steers's ,Pateg9- x•' t} Cattle Powder / 6 tic Lozeitges Dr. Hooper's Pills r xi o Dr. Austtn's Chalybeat Essence of 3 Pills ' _ - 4 a ' ' EssenceofPeppertn. I ill Berry's Bilious Pills ' k Medicines 5 5 o Ormskir- o Dalb . 3 s Carminative i 9 Glass's Magnesia --', 6 Carnornife ProPS. I. 9 Tickeil's 'Ethereal Spi- lii fish's Scuts Pills o rat - _ 3 6 Grant's Drops - I 4 Greenough's Tindures t ii- Nurtun's Drops 5 a , Tolu Lozenges txi Spilsbury's Drops I Mr-, , pence's Dentrifrice 4 o Specdiinau'S Pills 2. 9 Freake's Tincl. of . B4rk 3 6 Ett,., - iisb CurF.-:e — Als C or t v li t e llsi G on en O u i i l ne A z ru 6 ebusade T Huxham's, by ditto, a 6 Dr. Solandzr's '-r-..'a 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 ioll:..i'S RIICUITI:tiC 6 most of the other Proprietary Medicines i" reoute. (' fur Exportation supplied •L-,-'1 .. ~ ~,•!-,:-..! witnout otamp, " ' Ad. •,.5... lilladtellirve inip : olec i u. 3 7.,,y.(is N. B. As many Persons, particularly Servant'. • sengers, mistake the House, F. N E E R t"'.. t • s a , 0 0 tor, is under the necessity o f p o i nt i ng ou t, that t hat ic East End of St. Paul's, near C est to hcapshle! a N v,, r ds has a large White Stuoioed Front, with thcs e „ ,, " THE- ON! Y WAREHOUSE I" tiViES's POWDER." 4 WHEN Professional Men of Educatio n . 1 311 :y Responsibility deviate from the general SY st . " • the selection of a peculiar branch, the sanction 01104 tinned success is the best criterion of superiorit v • lush .° Eight years have 1 devoted my pradice -to the eNc .l l t of treatment of Three Disortiers, and the successful re: t i• al n my plan gives. me additional ardor to oppose, as . far a e Pi' able, the ravages of those Complaints are t important in the Catalogue of Human . urge hat after initiation into every Branch, as au ArolY S ,Ge formed a wish at an early period of l' radice to ret, itiC ditiiduals from the ignorance of uneducated men, equally dangerous precipitiney of general Pra6litioners;c The• Three Disorders, to tile Cure' of whidi I. Vks voted my attention rnprise every specios EAL INFECTION, i t:f ca sc il h e o d o s f- A bo a y ßs s, EN or N tt i :e c:s i:t o d r ul s ge r n:; : • : ) n_ot rt h : s ; mthe N en u h' i llb e ii i hs us DiseaseS• are the result of i ratiOn zdly, All kinds of debility, whether ar'l.7i,tatilt4 age: And, lastly, t_lat derangement of. the 6 1: ridt in the treatment Of a • simple Gonorrhoea; and i f , "i nle d by frequently happens . that the see-is of 'Life are Pe' s ': , r r od-, ignorance, the indiscretion-of an unguarded - hour.-:-..-By a sliP en w iler. thud such Complaints are easily :cured ; .and, eve n °t ier a others have failed, I trust that "I: may presume tz Few, re hoWever, -establiShment. m - I ' l l are the cases of co plicated tre ns ss Of this disorder, compared with the calarniimiS situation t he. Men, who, from an inciulgende in a solitary - vice, prevalent gaieties of a fashionable lite, acquire that '_04:17 of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of ' pernicious habits. but Whe - re the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery , 115 op. •o carefully con may eats his misfortune, it ay be some ni of latior, for him-to know, that although it be an o val doubt or uncertainty With other Prattiti,'•ners, the „r ° ;,; o va' of those Deficiencies by the gradual progress of r , , ritd tion, is the. acquirement of Iny Experience. ' t ',j-gotr' of • Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly ~terse; „ much anxiety will be prevented by. an early. , -° u ' a Lion of this languid State ; and in these cases , difficulty will occur. ' ro pes. But where this Deficiency has for years existef - „. 11 11 1111 ' perseverance is indispensalily • equisite ter rcvivc tl" berng Sparks of Life, and to re-animate the C00ti t ,„ 0 1n 16, ..; MARI 2 I E D WOMEN, who have long been kii s3 , l 'i t hatl y in - their expedations of a Family, may he, as , il re 'l ;kil l ' • most instances, such deeds are curable by Nlefi'` ; `, e t t al:..i o 44 The secresy which is so essential my on` re , ° 0 and the qualifications which • I . have presumed to st% t , sti' d the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence v ri ! 0 00% this intimation is given, that Mr: B. May at 11 ' personally, or by 'Letters (inclosing a small r'n 9 , l , a c ijie li ar ; house, N0..29, Arundel street, Strand, near -I . ;`,.'",;!.strO"' 1; -- 2 - There is .an additional Entrance in W adjoining, and the Nae is on both the doOrs. M. m ot the Royal College of To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. ' • No. 9, New Bridge-Street, di° Lo n don.- Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March 1-g' T BEG leave to inform you, that ever 50 vete" . i .,; • i-ne of year 1790, I have been alllided with the "- - „,ntsc„ - y rea ; which, from its obstinately re s i s ting every' prescribed .by the most - eminent of the W I "! nere, and undergoing se'eral severe courses o t 53 e rell"; and twice discharged-from the Hospital, with lift] lit would appear to be,of the most , inveterate nit',.! N ; f Spring or last, year my disorder fwd. got •to sty , '" 0 : cs nearly to put a period to my existence-1 had a on the. crown of my head, one on each c ftflly were broke out in a frightful manner ; y "` for t ' i t palnful, and had been in, a state of.ulc-cratio,n 5 co last seven years; my left had also two large no c ", ; e v run,_ was very much discoloured, and gave me such I ' l ,', ing pain, particularly when warM in bed, as tleari/iceorn; pripve Ine of rest ; in this lamentable state, I v:l5 rcpt inen - ded by Mr.. Thompson, (who reccived cure by them here), to' take our Leake's Pa tti ' coa,,'' r e which I began to, do on -Oa 26111 of May ;i"le of a fortni„;ht, I began to receive IN;nelit—in c vie a . than a month, the ulcers On my he2d anti a r ',. l) be ate n ° soundly h. aped —soon after,- the coves oir l ake ; however', consliferable discolOnoti(t1101.1: skin., and pant in the bone of the left, ,t a . ) :,6 i ir h i n t s ling of God a litchi lOnger perseve.raix:e''" " die 5 " y suable Medicine, subsided:; the nodes dispersiliSrdodualt, regaining its natural hue, and the nridurnal going off. I thus became, by your 'liberal adyl - o jahlt,'„, divine, pettedly'. - .free fromall my fortner , L' of have recovered my former 'spirits and strengt h, come jolly and fat). in • which state havingc o " “ I tinonths to the astonishment of all wh , 'knew rner,,a; alcss in what terms to• express. my gratitude, iT e t for the good of ,othor Suffering . mo rtals, to rna__, oix asi, o j e case as public , as possible, -as I shall on everY r in so - clning, - You ' will greatly oblige, .Sirr Y °" ullk" l ' obedient, very-huinble servqnt„ A'l;EN'• . - Swan's Close, High-street, Edinbtligh. - • k O Mqtcrosti, Old AsSembly-Ciosei t ` t l , i` i 2: , j (. ; z :r„ n e o f r o t :, • neSSes to-the above Cure : • „ rte. , 21 1 1014 N Trir)mrsox,. No. NeW -Poultry, repared and 'Sold b v lie- sole rop TnomAs TA YLO-11, Member'of the• Royal L°' l fi"; geons, at House,- No, '9 ; New ,Briclge--stNe. t iorl , r ; o f where, after a constant residence of more til , "`. be years, in a' pradice particularly directed to o t Venereal-Complaints anct those M c idental ETI L Generation,' with that- inviolable secrecy 'sucj, c ase!' t ' i oy - his profession should always observe `flatters himself, the advice and assist ance vv , l e " se n. adafinisters to per Sons takrng • esteemed,. by a- disderning -al ) - „ e doni attainable and void of all arribignitY • the ovelii°,.` A t h l u A b s a . l e s n a l i s y s : s i the T o eshopt, ish _ s tree,l: o ,,,•er° it ibrya distance at the I'erio O. . 0 4 . 0 3 3 ford-street; Mr: - Disborough's No. 7r• Alac' Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. t,''Union-,row, , o ne hill ; Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinbnrigiy aria donald, Glasgow ;•• Mr.." Cr... 11 lihib•t",i ta ni 3 0. ' 1 tu ll —at 1 ,, i person in every considerably town in irtai land, in Boxes of''only 2s. 9d. eacht sc."! eithe r sec and plant diredions, whereby,persons 0 1 o fetY• w ith cure themselves with ease, speed, secreqi, js' N. Ii: Every Box ,:old in Great Britain a StamP„ on which,. by. favour of the C a ml. No. 9t t here printerl, at the St am p-Office- -- " T • 1-3.1 ,,,` ° , 'and all Bridge-street,"--to imitate which is Felon, ,re Counterfeits. Jeiry-rnaii„ Westminster);• ;dl, rnus v . be atitircssed