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LAW - REPORT: COURT OF KINQ's BENCH, ILLY 3. WILLIA . MS V. 11U.DSON. Both the parties in this cause are engaged in the wine and spirit trade. This was an aaion against ' the Defendant for criminal conversation with the wife of the Plaintiff. Mr. GAittiow said, that cases oltlils kind had of late years, so frequently conleunder the consideration ofJeries, that they were all of them acquainted with the law upon the subject: The Plaintiff was exten sively engaged in the wine and spirit trade, tend had formerly had traoaCtionsvith the Defendant in the way of his business, but no friendship subsisted be t.ween theme The Plaintiff, about 10 or f t years ago, was married to a young and then virtuous woman, of the name of :Holbrook; whose parents resided in the county of Chester ; and from that time until the Ettal connexion between his Lady and the Defendant they lived together in a state elperfeB harmony, apd there could not be the least pretence to say that the Plaintiff for. .a moment had forgotten what, he owed to his wife, or deserted his connubial duty. He did not mean to say disputes had no arisen between them, but upon the whole a mutual of eetion had existed. The Learned Counsel, however, was to be told to-day, by the clefence„ that an .adulterer who goes about-seeking whom he may devour, and. be cause he hears, from discarded servants, that bieker ings existed between a man and his wile, is licensed to break in upon the rights of families, and destroy the affeotionsef man and wife. When a Lady had thus been seduced, she could fly only to those arms for proteClion, where , indeed she could- scarcely ex petit to meet with it (those of the adulterer) ; and when that. was the case, i: became her task to supply evi dence to Screen him from the aCtion commenced by her iniutcd husband ; and the Jury would to-day be toil that this Lady had pre - vjonsly ntisconduaed her- • self, rind, instead of atieCtion, nothing but discord prevailed between her . and the Plaintiff. [•Mr: GZaßow here entered into a detail of the fads of the case, which we prefer giving fro'rti .the testimony of the. witnesses, and then continued.] lksaid, that with respe to the question of da .mages, the Plaintiff could never receive a r ecom pence ; hut the . : Jury would:punish the Defendant, though they could not make good to the Plaintiff the loss he must for ever sustain.. It could not, he ad .mitted, be in this'case urged thai : he Defendant- bad broken through the rights of hospitality, or the ties" of relationship . ; btrt when all the eirettemances were considered, the case was not without great aggravations. It was not to be endurec.f, that one man should 'enter the dwelling of another, and commit acts that would. disgrace a brothel. Tge only qnestion was,What injury the Plaintiff had sustained,- and what pecuniary recompguce the Jury could make him. . _ John. AL:ton deposed to the tnarriage' of tho Plaintiff and Ms wile. &wall Lewis said, that she had lived in Mr. Wit liams's family, as cook, 'for six Months. On the Friday night hUbSeqUCni to Shrove Tuesday, at about t &cluck, tbe.witness answered a knock at the house door, in Savage Gardens, when the Defendant en quired if Mr. I Will i aws w ere at home; and being. an-, swered in the negative, that he was gone into Che shire; he asked if Mrs.,Williams was within, and said, that his name was Johnson, and wished very. -much to see the Lady, and he would not detain her five minutes., He was ahewit 'up to the Plaintiff's wife, in the dining room, and, the Witllo36 - went down into the kitchen. She theta remained with the house-maid until half-past 12, when they 'thought of goinvo bed ;'they. went up stains, and found the dining room, where they supposed Mrs. Williams and the Defendant Were sit ting, in darkness, with the candles extinguished, atiti the fire raked out: They were much surprised, and preceeded tali stairs towards their mistress's bed. room, at the door of which the Lady wet them, with her hairaed dress much disordered, who inquired if either of them had let . the Gentlifrilan nut. The two ser vants instantly replied that they had not ; and Mrs. in apparent 'alarm, took a candle, and look ed herself into the drawing-room., The maids for some time searched the house and premises in vain, when one pf them turned her a t t e n t i on to M rs. Wil-• • liamsla bed, the curtains of which were drawn, and on one side of it they found the Defendant seated in a chair, with hiS 'hat 'between his knees, which the witness had Previously seen in a wi n d ow - s e at, but which he had removed. The house -maid seized hint by the collar, a nd th e cook threatened to Call in the watch. . The . Defendant immediately retreated out of the house, notwithstanding the resistance he met with.. When Mr. Williams returned from his journey into Cheshiro, the witness intOrmed him of this circumstance, and on the Qd of March Mrs. Williams quitted the Plaintiff's roof. Sarah, Sharlock confirmed . 3,he last witness in every :niaterial circumstance, and likewise proved that the person-who Called himself jobrison on . the Friday night was the.Detendant. On 'her cross:examioation, she said, that she neVor to' her knowledge saw the Phtintilf give his wife4,hlo w ; but When the question was repeated, she adinitted- that she _had seen .him strike her with his open hancl,". but that she 4!d not :conceive to be a blow, as it was not infli&ed with any . unlawful .weapon, such as tongs, pokers, or brooms.. Anne Clarke proved, that in July or August pre, ceding, the Defendant supped with the wits: of the Plaintiff, in the absence of the husband, and that the witness IT).1, hlm descending, the stairs leading .froln the Lady's bethroom, which. site had a few minutes previous, beard him ascend. Francis. Evans and Dinah Nichols supported the Plaintiff's case. Thomas Hough, Dr. Owen, Mr. Hampton, his .daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. Temkin, d e p ose d to • the affeEtion existing between the Plaintiff and his • • Mr. „Seyjeant BEST, for the Defendant, said, that he doubted jibe were singular in the opinion, that cowsUt'" C ii l.aw were not the,tlt plaees to try 9uestions oft his nature ; certainly no pecuniary cornpensa tion could afload . any satista6tio n to a man dep r i ve d of the afhttions of an , amiable and virtuous wife. It bowoverimppened, sometimes, that the present mode of a6tion Wll3. only resorted to not to'com- Tensate injured 'honour, but ' merely to' receive, LONDON : Pr:JIM! hi At the Su:i-OFy. at ihe hacds of 4 , ittry; - 11 large slim of odtolVey for a supposed loss 's hich had never been sustait)ed. 'With this queition, however, the. Jury ; woold have nothing to'lo, /or he should confidently insist , that no eVidence had been offered of the commission of the crane, without which' proof the Plaintiff could not be entitled tip the smallest damages. He did not mean to assert that the Defendant had not aCled discreetly: he would not even deny that the intention was Aviously to attack the chastity of the La dy; buff he would Contend; most conscienticiusly, that' there was no evidetke to induce CV c n the most Pro - m lie- ,tc) . N . .t) dIV 0 . 4210 PA,. July',i • laig, Comtnifsion s in the 2d Battalion of Banffshire Volunteer Infan t . try, signed the Laid Lieutenant of the county of "dui. Andrew Loi:gniore. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Stewart, pro, ritrited. Dated 'lune 23, 18.)7. Servant Robertson to be. ditto, vice Bruce, deceased. Dated as above. Comatkri.nts signed by the Lord Lieutenant oftbe County of Essex. Bista/i2v of Essex Militia. • Ensign Wm. Waltham to b Captain, vice Morse, resigned. • Dated June to, tac7. Charles Stephen Dalton, Gent. to be' Ensign. Dated as above. • Eastern Battalion of EMex Militia. Henry Archibald Stewart, Gent. to be ensign. Dated June ,ao, 1807: . John David Mowlds, Gent. to be ditto. Dated 11.111 C 21, 1807. suspicious man to think that the crime of adultery had been committed. The'situation of the lady might be disordered, and the Defendant might be in her be&room, but. still time sufficient to the completion of the aa had not been allowed. The very posture in .which the Defendant was jutting at the time he was discovered tended to support this supposition ; for, first, he had,toreceive his hat from the window . Where the maid had seen it, and afterwards he. was, found seated in a chair with his hat 'between his knees. From alr the circumstances in the case, be . contended that the Jury had not even presumptive evidence sufficient to entitle the Plaintiff to a verdia. After Lord ELLP.Npottouoll had addressed the Jury, in a few minutes they found a Verdict. for the Defendant. - ' = Loyal Co! cheste:r liduntters. Lieutenant William Keyiner to be Captain, vice 'Round, re. •signed. Dated tune s, ,5,)7. Ensign Robert Young to be Lieutenant, vice Keyirier, pioinoted. • Dated as above. Robert Tabor, jun. Glut, to-' be Ensign. Dated as abOve. Lval Barking Po/to:teen% Daniel Moore, Gent. to be Ensign.- Dated tune 28, 1807. Cimmistiont signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Carrtiartbun., sth Bayalirn V'earmaribrol Pauntfer Infanig. Ensign align to be Lieuteninr, vice Poynter, re signed. Unted tune 26, 1807. 'David Parry, (yen'. to be Losign, vice Evans, plOtnOtCd. . Dated as abvVe. - BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • , William Hoard, of Lower East Smithfield, vietualler, to sur render August 27, at ten, at Guildhall. James Parry and John Prck.nan, of Deptford, merchants, to surrender August 25, at ten, at Cluildhall. _ BANKRUPTS". • . John Hetherington, late ut Rickergate, Carlisle, innkeeper, to surrender. fury 20, 21, and August 13, at ten, at the Old King's ArMs, Attornies, Messrs. Hodgson and Crosse, Clement's-Inn, London. Alerritt Carter, of "teals,` Wiltshire, linen-draper, to stir, render July 30, at tour, 31, and August IS,. acieven, at the Ship Inn, Atturnics ' Messrs. bleasdale, Alex . ander , and luline, nn, London. I °tin Crocker, of Gosport.county of . Southampton, grocer, to surrender July ii, 18, - af twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Hatton, Dean-street, southwark. Thomas Herbert, ut Bernard -street, Middlesex,. merchant, to surrenderjuly it, iB.• and. August tB, ten, at Guildhall. Attormes, .Nlessrs. Barrow, forues, and Hancock, Basing hall -street,, . • DIVIDENDS. Aug. is, W. Purbrick, Gloucester, linen-draper.—Aug. 4. trankland, Cheapside, warehouseman.—luly W, SimpSon, Olernent's-lane, merchant.— J uly 29. W . Butler, Weldon. Northamptonshire, linen draper. --Aug. 4. S.' N. Chiswell, Wareham, Suffolk, shopkeeper. —Aug: 22. 1. Smith, Woolwich, haWker.—July 3r. J. Folds,- Inghey, Lancashire, cotton manufad ure r. —I uly 29, lierry., St. John.street, St. Sepulchre, cabinet-maker.—July .29. R. Armit.tge, Vigo-lane, West Minster, ironmonger.— 'lily 29. T. S riaw,C lielinsford, earthenware-man. J uly 29. S. Free man, Old Cumptoin.streer, carpenter.—July 20, . LUck )lllr6t, Canterbury.—Aug: 4. G. Frye r -, Red L ion -street, Clerkenwell, merchant.—July is. J, Warner, Elmdon, Es sex, shopkeeer.—luly 29. ti. G ar di ner , Th ames . street, seedsman. July 18. B. Dowduey, sen. Linktield-street, Reigate, horse-ttealer. - -July 28. W. Stone, High-street, Southwark, , hop-merchant. —Aug. 4- J. Mills, Brook .llaintriersmith, linen-draper. Augi 4. J. Price, Sun-street, Finsbury• square; trinber.merchant.—Aug. 4. Harrison, Kingston, Surrey, maltster.. rtvour Paper of Monday, we inserted an'account of the proceedings in the'Secondarks' Cotih, on Fri day, in the cause in which. Mews'.. Freeling and Stanhope were Plaintiffs, and Messrs. Walter, De folidants, in some of the particulars of 'which wo were'incorrea, The proposition to apply the money agreed to he paid by the Defendants to purposes of charity, originated ‘sith them, and not with the Plaintiffs . : it was a condition insisted upon by the Defendants. The following is a Correa statement of the proceedings as they occurred si-AERUF's COURT, FRIDAY, JULY 3. PREELING AND STANHOPE V. THE PROPRIETORS OP • TUE TIMES. Mr. ABBOTT addressed„. the Jury to the @Bowing purport " Mr, tineritr, and Gentlemen of the fury, " You are assembled here forthe purpose of as sessing to the Plaintitfs,. Mr. F,reeling, Secretary to the PhstmaSter General, and Mr. Stanhope, Comp troller in the same Office, damages in 'an aClion for a certain publication in a Mwspaper, called The Times, an the 12(11 Of May last. - -There had.ap peared in another Paper a letter, retle'aing upon, the charaalers of the parties; and't here were otlieriobser vations nizherially 'tending to injure them. tinder these circumstances,/ hese Gentlemen thought itlight to take such a course of proceeding, as should afford to the Defendants an opportunity of proving the truth of the. tads they had thought fit to lay to the charge of the Plaintitti. Each. therefore commenced his a&ion. The Detendants,.Mll4 - CiOUS;" as .1 may now say, they could not prove the truth of the matters alledgedln this publication, submitted that judgment should go by default.. The next proceeding was, that. yoke should to assess the damage. lam now to state that tile 'Defendants haVer done the best thing they Could ,do, as 'icing most, honourable to•thetn selves, and consented to an arrangement, • We shalt therefore give you, Gentlemen, no trouble. We have agreed upon certain terms, which I am at liberty. to state, and your verdict will be given, ther4fore., mere ly nominally.- The terms are, that upon payment ; by the Defendants 'of the full costs, and upon farther payment of 2001. and an apology being made, the proceeding' shall be at an end." Mr. ABBOTT here :read the .apology which had been agreed upon by the respeaive Counsel ; an' concluded with 'stating that he had made this ar rangement in the absence of the Plaintitfs, and he trusted - the Jury would think that lie had acied pro perly. • CER C/F/C.7/14:S. 'July 22. lames Newtoi4 of Oidhatn, Lancashire; innkeekr. —lames Lyingoe, ot Liverpool, timber.merch4nt...— loin) • Daniels, ot Liverpool, slopseller.— John Wright, Oldham, Lancashire, mercer. . SPORTING IATELLIGENCE. IPSWICH RACES. TUESDAY, JULY 7. His Majesty's Plate of loogs. fur 3 and 4yr olds.—'.uiik heats. I,d jerscy's c. by Waxy, 3 yr;;ld Mr. Brown's br. c. by Guildtbrd, 3 yrs old - 2 Sir F. Standisl►'s ch. 1. 4 yrs old - 3 ct THE HARVEST.—The following General . Order. has been circulated throughout the Southern Dis trict : " liis Royal 'Highness the Commander in Chief has signi .7 fled his assent to a portion of the Regular and Itlilitialtegl 'me:its being permitted to assist in getting in the approaching harvest. His Royal Highness has been farther pleased to direasthat the number to be thus employed is on no account to exceed I.4th part of any battalion. and that this indulgence shall be granted only to such men as are of good chaiaLici and proficientin their exercise. , Mr. JEKYLL- " ". Mr. Sheriff, and • Gentlemen of the Jury. I have ' one satiseaction, the only one feel on the present occasion, that I shall' not be obliged to trespass upon your Gine. I admit, with my Learned Friend, that what 'lts been stated in' this publication is not maintainable by legal evidence; and I hope you will concur in the fair eukigium he has delivered, that from..the inability of proqf,•the Defendants haVe demeaned themselveS like men of morality and honour, and in a manner conducive to the maintainanceof their characters. It is needless to speak here of the libertykot the press, or of its licen tiousness ; but I may say of my, clients, that the Pa 7. per, by them - conduCted,' is: known by Its character lint to be prostituted to party purposes', or . private ca lumny. The SHERIFF then shOrtly stated the nature of the case, and left the Jury to find their verclift in. the RIM stated in the declaration. . 0 Commanding Officers arc to be held responsible that their men work Within one mile of their camp or quarters, ancl.tke Adjutant is •to be acquainted with the name and re. sidence of the employer,. ;ncl on the shottest every man is to repair immediately to his company, nor is this per t mission to interfere with any of the public works on which the troops arc employed." On SatUrday 'W. Treble, of Somers . Town, was hpprehended, on: a charge of .being concerned in robbing the Edinburgh Mail of a parcel containing 40001. in - Bank Notes, in company with M'Koul, lately admitted to bail in the Court of King's Bench. Margery Fleet, the woman Who was apprehended in attempting to force her way into the Queen's Pa lace, yesterday se'nnight, has been sent, by. Mr. READ, the Magistrate, to her parish in Wapping, with. a warrant to compel the ()dicers to confine and take care of her, there being no Oubt of her insanity. chi Monday' evening; the 29th tilt. •a most bar : - bayous and ddtermined murder was perpetrated in Milt Pr:son, Plymouth, by a Spanish Prisoner of War, on one of 'hi s c o mpanio ns in captivity. The person murdered was performing the humane °like, of quieting some little disturbance whit!), occurred ,betwixt two of the Prisoners., when the ass?ssin Stepped up,. and, without any prov o c a ti on , instantly plunged a poniard .into the body of the deceased, and. he expired immediately. An inquest was awe-. wards held, when it appeared, by the report of the - Surgeon; tliat it was discovered, cm diSseaion, that the instrument had. entered, the left breast, bettkixt the fifth and sixth rib, and also the heart: The Co— toner's. Jury brought in, their verdia Mul'cler, and the Prisoner was immcdihtely committed to Exeter. Gaol. The Jug evincing considerable hesitation, Mr. ABiOTT, the Plaintiff's ChunM„ • interposed, and observed, ,that - the damages mentioned in the decla ration were merely nominally 10 - be given. (One hundred pounds is the tti be paid "in each action.] ,• COURT O CHANCERY, futie'2l., • qiirotk giONGWR z ttis NIASTEki. or I 'LOLLS. SATES.V. `Jbufr'utrss. The question in this cast has arisen' on •the la.St will and testament of the Rev. 1)r. Joseph Hoare Jenkins, decea44, who wa a Master' of one of the Colleges, in the University of Oxford. kit: devised sum acfwetity thousand pounds in: one of the Stocks in the .1 1 .'unds,.to one of his.brathers, and to 'another brother &WM oFseventeen thousand pounds, iu another fund. He then direa.ted that all his rightw, dues, and prop onion, of income, accruing from 'the' Cathedral Chu rc h of Westminster, and, four oifive other several Churches, should be vested in Trustees for 'the purposes of the.trusts of hiS will; and be further directed, that all the rest, remainder, and residue of all his real and personal fortnne, ns well as the , revenues and profits arising from the several Churches, in his will mentioned, should .be" applied to ,charitable,uses, such as his Trustees should approve of, .This last elau6e eltcited some surprise, from the indefinite terms of it, .for all be quests to charitable uses must, be Made in con tbrmity with the Statutes of Mortmain, now settled. This ease excited some interest, being very im yertnt in value,; but .* A most .distressing accident happened at FaVer.._ .ShaM, iu Kent, on Saturdhy last :—A youth, the ,only child of Mr. Porter, of that place, had return rd from school for the holidays • Sattirday w.aFt his mother's birth-day; it was to be celebrated in the garden, and he had provided gunpowder to make. some fire-works, when it blew up, and , has4blincied him forever. The distress ,of his 'parent,* may be imagined,. but cannot be described. The small pox ha's lately occ . asioned dreadful 'mortality in those parts of Arabia bordering the Persian Gulphi. The son of Shaik Ratnah was amongst the .victims. The British Resident has profited by! the alarm resultingfrom thisfatal visitation tti duce Vaccination. All the principal' natives sub mitted to the process. - , ,• Fits Honour § with his 'anal cleamess and concise ness, stopped all arguments fur the present, until the IVhstetishall report the amount of the timune. '.RICHARD I-lA:RA IS, of No, 4, Nlartlett.court, 13nw.street ; and pubkished!)y WILLIAM AR MICER SCA tPPA, of Scut) Moi .61 No. traucl) wlit:pd Advertisements. Orders 11, ...r ahoy I t•-- .1_ OLD bAILgY. . . . . - Yesterday twenty-fdur Prisoners were tried at th'e Old . Bailey, seventeen', of whom were convieled felony, and seven were acqUitted. • .Same day the Session ended, when Sentence of Death .was passed on George Finch and. William Tomlinson, for returning from transportation ; Wil liam Singleton, alias.Deneh, for steatings goods in a dwelling-ho Use; John Sparks, for a like offence ; Joseph ,Barker and, Morris Eugan, alias'Annigan a . alias.Henigan, for a highway robbery; Pearce forhors.e' -stealing • Charles Cradle, Benjamiu 1-18arti, and William Huihes,. for stealing goods - . out. of 'a vessel on the navigable river Thames; and Richard Woodhatch, for stealing a cow. Richard ThompsOn and Elizabeth Sidebotham tc 'be transported for l4 yeirs.—Hannah ,Gorman'i James Harman, Jacob Antal; Richard Powers, Ann Jones, John Stephenson, John Moss, Margaret firy4... an,, William Cabbady, . alias Tiley, John Buckle; Hannah Stevens, Joseph Lawrence, John Gooding; alias. Goodwin, Mary Farrell, Ann Simons, Eliza-• be . th Clarke, Wm. Grant,' Thomas Ellis, Elizabeth Smith, alias Belcher, alias Mason, and Daniel A:tp; sell, to be transported for seven years. . Charles Barnard and JUdith Lawler were ordered to be imprisoned.. in. the House of Cori:et - lion Clerkenwell, for two years---8 in the same gaol for one year-43 ditto for six calendar months-10 La be imprisoned in Newgate for various periods-4 to be tined is. and discharged --7 to be privately. whipped and. discharged judgment respited—and 15 were discharged by. proclamation.—Adjourned to S9tern• bee. next. . • From the numerous competitors who, we under. stand, have already entered for the Lottery. Sailing Cop to-morrow, the contest, promises to be great and interesting.. - The invit;ng scene will naturally sow+ gest to the surrounding.- - throngs of speCtators,- that Fortune is on tile eve Of presenting numerOus golden cups to the rotaries of- tier Ltittery Wheel : many of their) will, most probably, find thiS richly substantiated on Tuesday next. • SHIP. NEws. .. CRAVISEND, JULY 6. Arrived—the Atlas, Harris, Hind, Pinfolct, ^ and Hannah, 110111 Oporto; Three Cr brcxlers e _ Vogelson, front Harting; utir.ow Astirs, Asnow, from Alyisterd,an ; Serene. Vandor, from Knsphausen ,• snit His Majesty's Ship Clyde, Commodore 'Owen, from the River His, - Sailed—the Young Rosen's, Goptihall, for Flayti ; Twee Gebrosjers, Gerdes, (ahrie Courier, Ilootccr,,, )oage Wiender, liottiutr.g, Slighting, Aid, Calumet!, Friendship. Abrahams, and Hotluung, tor - germ, for Tonningen.. , 111R1 Lately, Her Grace-the DUchess of Rutland; of d-Son'itild Heir. . On the Ist inst. at Aberdeen, North Britain, the Latly'of Captain oevettish, of the ssth Regimnt, of a Son.* MARRIED. Lately, Thomas Pa4tt, Esq. of • High-street, Leicester, to Miss Byng, i.i.aughter. of the' Rev. Mr: Ilyng, 'of wprth. • On Saturday, at St. Michael's, Corn hill • ht; . Art , 'Nut thon'y Purser, of Clpent's-lAde, to Miss 'N'tary Ann G ree4- field,- only' daughter' Of Mr. {Win Greeutidd, oC I..orni)ard. T9esclaY. at St, lames's Church, by 'special 14:460ce, Lieutenant - Cc 4 ionel ttte Hon. Fulk G cavil le Upton; to Mitt Howard, the only daughter.. of, Richard Howard, Esq.- of Castle Rising, in the County, of Norfolk. , • , . • On the tst inst. the Rev., Edward Hare, of Docking.Hsit in he County of gortolk,. , On Saturday morning, at two o'clock, at Cornard. Suf folk, Miss Guyon, eldest daughter of C. P. Guyon, ' On Tuesday last, in the Mtn .year of her age, at WaatiS.• worth, Mrs. Man4ton, widow of the I tte Francis William tlanaton, Esq. s of Chancery-lane, PRICE 0 S TOCICS RDA Y. India Romig, 3s. 4.5.. pr. SOuth Sca Stock, .shut New Ann. shut • • Ext:lter t uct 1:41s, 26, pr. Plry Is..pr. • Oinnturn, par, pr: Imperial .3 per Cent. 61 it* • Ditto Ann. 7 • Cons. for Opening, 631'6 IYESTE. bank Stock, 2s2i 232 Navy s- per Lent 94i gs S per cent. 1797, Irish s per Cent. 4 pet Cent. Soil • per Cent. KO. 62 per Cent. Con 61 ink L. Ann. 17 tt- t6ths Ditto Short Ann. HIGH WATER AT LONDON URIDGE TO-MOB ' ROW, Morning, 17 min. after 5. Afternoon, 37 min., after To TtioNtAs TAvi.ok, Esq. Sir,• No 9, New Bridge -street, London. T CONSIDER it b u t an a ft of justice due to the A• merits of your LEAK E's P4TE NT PILLS, . to . Cl)rn; .. I municate to you:the foll ow i ng C ure which has recently he el performed by, them:-=An , Acquaintance of mine, by tI , te ' breaking out of an old Venennl Complaint (aticilded by 4 11111:i:cat stoe,aarskteoldetoothtlimaati:iyasletrhvt:cuegh: : . 1 1 1 :e r, h n a l d ait t it h , e t i i n les a t n in i complication of disorders arising therefrom), w. i is reduced al advice which could be obtained; 'arid tried a :variety of Patent Medicines, nothing could he procured which seelne4 to suit duced and pitiable situation for two years, unable to follow -. . ;- his profession, and scarcely able to walk or 'even to stand on ~.. his legs ; in tad no one who knew Itirri ever sirPPosed it poi- sible for him to recover. fiewas advised at last to try ye" Leake's. Pills—he did so; adhering strictly to the ilirettiollP him to . 'proceed, . and by taking a .few. given with them. tie had licit taken nutre Ilartn two boxes b e , :-il tore he found .an alteration Co. the better: this,encourag a ! most re-' ~. his appetite: and strength gradually return, and is ne' l 1 _ • '". min:al. health, 4iii.stout as.any.man I know. b" Y e i s iti m a o r re e ‘ l : : cie lb o u rn r:: Sir, to icier any person to me For a confirmation of the abovc ' account if it should be doubted. I am; . ir, your obedient humble servant, 7 . . -. ' • - Library,. Folkston. . - THUS. PURDAY. PreparAl and Sold by . the Sole Proprietor, t nea. TA Y L.Oll, Member of the !loyal College of Su rgeon m London, at his House No.. 9, New hridge.strcel r Where, atter a constain r esidence of inure than. Forty Ye. usl , • in a prattice'prtieularly. directed to the .Cure 'of • Nene: real . eomplanits, and those incidental to .the l'airs 0 ! • Cer*ration in both' Sexes, with- tliae Inviolable st..redY which Men pi his i' . .,1'. - ..,:.; , .r. illould al‘vaYs obs 6 fv e ) itt . flatters himself, the _.:.:.. ... - : i assisr.mee he gratuitnis . - ly adtriinisters to Persona t . ng'this Medicine, wiII ht esteemed, py , a (hs4orninv, l'u:::.,;•.'.as an. advantage seiglni to he obtained, and void (:: ,:: -. l; , ,trity. ' ' .., o f Also solii, by his A pi) ,, inilile:it,. tor the conven:Curc . 4. these living . at iii Ctanee, 'at the Perfumer. No - .. 35 Se . ban's-street, RAI M a li ;. the Toyiiiiol, No. 103, )); ,„ street ; Mr, DishSrouglea, Ng : 7, l'ish-wcer-hill - A i r'• ilaxter's South-bridge, Edinbuty,h ,• hlr. M. , , iin,i(t's. ( ;', ll :„ . , gow - ; M i r. !lull, Darne.stteer, Dublin ; Mt. hillinis's. `,,.i, v.:el-pool; .Mr....Atkirtson , s. Manchester ; - And by one Pe r '"'', in every considerable .Tir.v - n. in. Great ISritain 'And ' 1 r'', 1.4J :.?,1 in !totes of on ly i s. s d . each, sealed up with fl , , cure plain dint rioni,- 'whereby. persons of eith e r sex MaY thenAolvei kt irn ease, s., , eed, secrecy, an,i Farety. , itli N. It. .hver . i' box bold in Great hrilato is sealed ,u , P .. r n ,,, a stactip,:on which, by. favour of the Cdramissioners, is i" . ,,.,„, ed at the Stamp-ollice, " T. Tayloi, No. 9, 11 - ew lin';'^ , street," to Imitate which is Felony, and allothe's ar L' c°u" terfeits ton•street, Grogvene.r_cn.- I+ I t • s 1.