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• 1,..411' REPORT. '. COURT OF 'KING's-BENili, fuLy 3. , This . being the day of Trinity Tenn, a great rannber of insolvent debtors were brought ul_and diseharged:'. • , " ' KING V. THE ROpEET JptiNSOIST. Thc , on the part ,of 'the prosecution in this cause, informed the Court, that the befendant had pleaded in bar to the indiament. He therefore moved the. Court, that their Lordships would aPpoint 4 day, in the ensuing Michaelmas Terw, for the trial:at bar. . • The Court fixed M onday, the itith of November next, for that purpose. THE KING V. JAMES CHARLES MITCHELL, AND °Tim Rti. This was :i conditional 'rule for a criminal infer nation Igainst the Defendints, .h.nrics Charles Mit chell, 1 hirry Styles, Mathew Walker, and William Snail, for composing, wfiting, and publishing, a libel,. -by, way of a diymn or sung, against Mr. W. lizard, of Brightheltastone, coal-merchant. We have already given a report ,of this in a former Paper. GArtho v.- moved to Make the rule absolute., lite SOUR; ITOII-GENERAL Said, on the part of , the Defendants, Styles and Walker, .he had read their affidavits, front which he found he could not attempt to chew cause. against making the rule ab solute. • . NU person appeared on the part of the Defendant , Smith, and 'Mx, stated,, that the affidavit of service, upon this hitter Defendant, was special, and from it it appeared that he haaconecaled .at his mother's 110;ise :it lrightlielinstone, to order to avoi.l being ser%.etl with the rule. , • Mr. fi»* att.! other Defendant Mitchell, shev..ed Cause agairiAt this rule. Trout the other Defendants not. venturing to skew cause, lie thought there was a great probability thy were guilty of publishing this libel against Mr. lizard, which he, In the first instance, admitted to be one, and tended "to turn that Gentlepran into ridicule, and Ins cha— riaer a 4 an hottest man into dkrepUte, as it attacked him on the score ( . ; . f knavery well as' religion ; the reference of I. enf isle alluding' to, his besing a methodist. Mr. I zzaid . had brought three ;talons lkfi..nd;ints Styles, Walker, and Smith, •for delatnation, but for some reaS6ll4 afterwards • withdrew,his re( He had another action with . one Hargrave, which Was net then at issue, ,and fig whom the present Defendant Mit , thell was attorney. It had been sworn by lizard, that being at a public house in Brighthelntstone in the latter end. of I\ arch last, lie, heard the Defendants Styles and . 'Walker endeavour to sing .this libel: aloud, and afterwards ; bi.,! heard Walker Sing it at another public douse, and I some person there said it was Mathew Walker's . girl'S, writing, that one thousand copies would soon 'be• ptiblWied, and then there would be enough:for titeni all. He had alsd sworn . that Mitchell called • on hits to pay a mini of Money for 011 e Jones ; that he charged Mitchell with the libel,• and that heac knowledged he was the author, and offered tfi give him a copy if he liked. Mr. Mitchell's affidavit, ort the contrary, stated,' that, he did not write, or compose, or print, or pUblish, or cause to be written, cornpiised,' printed, or published, nor Was lie con, vented in the writing, composing, S're. nor. did, he know the author, or any ti r ing about at; in sla he denied explicitly any, knowledge whatever of the tr. , .nsaftion. He lufther stated, that he received a packet of •th,ose libels by the stage froM London, but , was perfeEtly ignorant by . whom they were ,• sent. , 'When he .read then), perceiving they were of a Maiicii..ms tendency, he Carefully put all the comes In had received, except (mt!, in a closet, and locked 'them up., and. me% Qt. had taken one out since that. The next morning : he wen'. to the Library at the Stehle to read the newspapers, with this one in Ifis• pocket, and told Mr. Gregory,. the assistant, who had made an affidavit on the part of. 17j.ard, what he had. received ; and he persuaded him to read it, which he accordingly did, and ininiediattly put it again into his pocket, and' afterwards destroy(Al it. There *ere but two other persons present. As to his confemion of being the author, that he wholly denied: be -wept to pay a sum of money for his client to lizard, who retitsed to take, it, and,.afier he was gone, he hollowed opt to him that he had said be was the 1 4:rit..er of the libel. It was rofiterial to Observe, that It great number of 'Woe sougs ar hymns were sent by post to sc,Veral persons, both'. of rank and dktinalon, at Bri , ;.:,litheirstone (he .11?!-- . verend Mr, Sneyd, vicar at llrighthelnistone, Lady Mary Stewart, • and several others, received copies. talon the .whble, he contcwle:l iliac. Mr. Mitchell was not privy Or instromentA Clrculating or pub , fishing this libel ; and the qttc:.tion for the Court was, whether the reading of it at the library,-in presence of three ta;rsons cult', (Inc of wliont;compelleci to wad it, WaS, a i!:u31) , 1114atio1l in the critni °Lal sense of the word ? Mr. Mitchell was a most ry:petStable attorney residing at Magdalen College, ()Nt . oo, o f which he Was steward, and if he deli, verel'liirnielf , at .-111 trotu the clarge; it II as at the iinvlrd - of a vroiec ;,6tt for p!rjut.Y. He had slice 111- inpisk pemitiie cleldal to the charge, and f.r 1 i.Y.,1-titcit.P.it hare Joi,4coneeikeil the'busi nlH,:; t Gi.!ntlermin. lie l' , ok fiir gLinted 'that the Court wot t ld 00;. cnil,;(l,l- hint ail object. fret' a c;-in:,isi,ll inf orma ... ton. :.2.otiolt—J' why did he not burn instelut of h)si:lng them ti p r . Afr t. Lept them, lest he :ihoni,t, t:puu in a in , ..:y4.1 woy. I . u L., On Olt:. :.1 1)(! obV.INVC%tIIII . t. t r it , ap -elred-f I 11•0 \l't An wiTe lit: 2.. othcrs. This attfark, therelov,, veils wi t , :!, to Cie rest. The ft:nu h o r i r i - !i ld thy , librdry wa,cll.;:if When olltl~''thtcc'prescut ; 1.11 , :re, cfAild a publication, at least a Plalicious ; i t ;_iere, was not one faL catuie . i:i.g 2 that Gentleman with the'lither; , . Mr. (..-;:thltOW, in support of the r flule, with re-Tat, to the time of tiling the Atiidavits, it Irevently lappeneth, that it was ticce;sary c't lil thc Coosel to revise and correka Chem ; and come - (ineptly some delay must take place. In this case, Mr. Mitchell had gone to the public library, here. sort of half the town; where he excited the public curiosity, and then read this libel. Till's was all that was necessary. All the other persons mention ed, had only received a copy each—hut Mr. Mit chell got a whole packet sent him, enough to sup-. ply the whole town, which he did not destroy, but locked up prefully in a closet.. He certainly had most explieitly•denied being the author or publisher of it ; but -there was no Printer's name at the bot tom—and la; confessed be knew the tendency of them to be of a criminal nature. Lord'ELLEsaottouott.—" To the -question of .his. being the author, he has given a most . distind and positive answer, and the only question is, whether the publickion of it at the library was so unadvised- - ly done as to require the interferenceof this court? lle amts Upon it, in'the first instance, as a thing of a mischievous tendency ; hp goes to the library, tho' not at the' time of publie.resort, with this in his pocket. Wly'did he carry it about him,-,being ap prised of its mischief, but to communicate' it to Gregory ? Though it .is admitted the latter asked for it. If he had put all by, and, in the course 'Of conversation, had gone htnne fi.if it, then it would he considered only a venial publication, and the. Court would not interfere; but having got the a.pfia ratus of mischief about hini, he 'goes to - the library Of public resort. We cannot ,suppose the publica tion so venial as not to require the mterfence of the Court." All the. other Judges rigrecing with his Lordship, the Rule for a Criminal InformatiOn wits male abso lute against all Defendants. SITTINGS. RESORZ LORD RILF , NItOROUr,iI, IN WESTMIN. STL.R•IIALL, JULY 4. ROUS u, emu % This was an aetion for assault brought froth Stam forti, in Lincolnshire, to be tried here, which Mr. M 414 LY, the Plaintiffs Counsel, stated to be on ac count of the witnesses having come to reSide in and near the metropolis. It was an :talon for an assault. The Plaintitrliv'es opposite to 'a breWery, of Which the Defendant 14 a Clerk. Some dirt before the door of the Plabitiff being ordered to be removedby the servants of the brew-house, while they were doing it the Plaintitf opposed them, and some weir& arose between him and the Defendant. The Plain tiff had a spade in his hand, and held it tip in a pos ture as if to deLud.hirnself Nainst an attack, or to' be ready to strike with it, The Defendant imme diately struck him on the lip with 'a shovel, and cut him desperatrly, on which he fell and bled much. . • Lard EI.I.I:NBiiROU ,held, that the attitude of the Plaintiff , beink that of a 'menace, it amounted, in law, to an assault, and therefore he could not maintain this aaion on the present forth of the. pleadings, be&nlisrt the Defendant had pleaded. that the Plaintiff jad assnulted him firSt,' to Which plea the Plaintiff ought to have made a new assignatent, stating, that the upon: the Defendant 'was a distill& assault of itself ; to be sure it.,was' a vage excess, if the matier was faithfUlly represented in evidence :,on which St:Count a verdia was about to be giVen for the Defendant, bat the,Plaintid's Coun sel preferred a monsuitd* Plaintiff nonsuited. DALE V. GPAY An Aaion for Trout, for the Defendant's having converted, the Plaintiffs watch to his own Use. The Plaintiff and Defendant are rviill-wrights. The Plain tifflaid a wager of a guinea concerning a question, Whether sonic part of their work u as contrary to an Aa of Parliament. was agreed that .the money should be depOsited. Pianniff riot having a guinea• in his possesSion, „deposited his watch With the Defendant, to answer it. The Defendant pawned the watch, spent the money he got on it, and gave the Plaiptiff the duplicate. The wager was •. never decided ;' but as the. terms of 'it - were reduced into writing, acid the , Writing not produced, no parole idence cu' id be given of its contents.---Baintiff uonsttited. .:Nlll7 V. I.REENIAN. Mr. Tor eiNG, stated this to he. anAaion ,on the Game I ,aWs, to, recover the penalty of ,5L on account oldie Defendant,having kept a gun for the destruc tion of pine on _Sunday the 10th of Fel,rtiarylast a praaice which lie maintained .ought to be Sup • - prescd. it appeared on the evidence of Mr. Samuel Ben- nett, Gathe-I.ceper of the Manor of Sutton, under the Deputation of the Dean of St. Pant's, that his .brothcr„ . the Plaintiff irt thiS Mien, rents a farm of , 200 acres at Chiswick, part. of which adjoins the Tark of the. Duke of DevonShird, afid a Cover, where are hares,.patridges i . and pheasalits. That the 1A . ,. lendant, together with a Mr. Constable, each With a gun, and two boatmen, came on the field of his brother with four dogs; a pointer, or something. like a pointer, a !.setter, and a spaliir l ; that they were ranging for game 5 he earue up to one of them, Mr.. Constable, and' insisted 'on knowing who he Was, and: not receiving a satiSfaaory seized his gun, on which the , Defendant came up and claimed • the gun as his : a scuffle ensiled between Bennett and COnstable, and the thriller wrested his gun' out of his hands, and n'ik..it' away.; and Freeina n took oti•his coat to tight Bennett,. who went home, r ind iced his brother to bring . this Aktion to voted him as Gamekeeper.. GBannW, for the Defendant, insisted, that • neither keeping a dog, or a gun,.eapable,,of destroy ing game, was: enough .to support this .adion, they must: be used tbr the desmaton of. game : b or e nu such . thing had. taken place ; these p e r sons h a d g one ii? the in a boat ; they were gunsmiths ;. the Defendant had gone with Mr. Constable for the pun - - of stdling a gun to a customer recounnenaed by Con.:ai_ible. They had with them no pointer, settcr, or spaniel, but a mere humdrum New foundiand clog, wilt) would not travel twice his (min length , aft.::r tt hap...—wlio .knew - nothing" more, of g<itti t th,an of the game laws They had, however, theinsAves- With shooting a few larks.. Con stable only had done ; f9r the .Defendant had itanallv - not fired his ,lowling,pieee, as it was called ()lice (icy .the bye it was -a musket). 1141%GAltRow said tlicy init;Lit as well bring an iiaion against h•un for heeitit! a gun and dog -foe the. destruelion Of • near his country-house, by the sea he •iomet:ines amused himselfwith firing , at a **;,?,Pt He went with a brace of pi is an , Ne.a „ dog, and appeared perhaps ;Ike Don tluivitte ;'::t- ne - ,7cr fired at any bir except - Constable, and the two Witernten, and the De fendant's Apprentice sN,vore, that' no ;Tame was thought of they shot only one lark ; had' only a Newfouncliand dog, and a little cur, or tek - rier, such as Watermen have in their boats, &c. - On which the Jury found a verdia fur the De fendant. COMMISSIONERS OF GREENWICH' -I-lOSPITAL RO , BERt 'HOOPER. Mri GARROW stated, that- thi4 was rt . Writ of- In ' (wiry to assess damittes upon ,a bondßntered into' by the Defendant, who had suffered judgment to pass by default. It was, brought .for the eNpress purpose of repressing, by its publicity, a pra&iee which :Aim highly mischievous; which was that of - suffering Boys who were put out: from the Hospital Apprentices to the Sea Sertiee, so as to fortn i nin - sery•for seamen, which Was our National strength, to be employed in other business on shore. • A Bety in the present case had been apprenticed out to the Defendant for the Sea, he had entered into a bond, in which' another had joined him by way of surety, in the penalty of 501. to keep the lad in the •sea serrice ; instead of Nvhich he had allowed hiM to be brought up to the business of a Shoemaker. Money ivas not the ob je6l;, any daMages would satisfy the Commissioners. •, It was understood that no 'Stich praa.ice should be. atierapted.in future, but that all the Boys of the Hospital should be brought up to the sea, and' no- thing else. '. • • The Jury a,,sessed thedamagesat Qos. each agaißst the Defendant - and his surety, who were informed they must send the boy to,sea immediately, or be liable to these suits continually, for that this busi ness must not be trifled with ; all the boys must be hi-Ought up to,The sea at all events. , MILITARY FORCE: OF THE COUNTRY. As great Kni:4representati,ins have prevailed re speaing the amount of ti.e Military Foice of the Country at clitlerent periods, and particularly' of the part of it dlspesaWe fcir general service, we have colleacd the following concise Abstrata, taken 'from the authentic DocuMent , laid before Parlia ment. The Force is stated throughout this PAbstrad in Rack and zit fan. ts,4. Ist Jan. 110;. Ist fur,clBs. CavaJry - 37,177 21,223 21 - ,763 Artillery - 14,808 1 7►374 .")89° Infantry - 118,413 124,87 s 14'?,65!9* Militia $5,51 89,g09 73,09 2 35,9 1 7 2 53r 23 4 2iihooB The_foregoing numbers,may be divided into three Classes of Force Those for limited service at Koine. 2dly, Those for local service in our Foreign D6pendencies, 3dly, Thoie applicable to general service in t U parts of the wor:d. Ist I an. 18°4. 14t lan.tBos. ist lune dos. `Limited Service at house t 13,65 t lit ,coo 9 1 ,534 Loral StrViV.: abr.4.(t 5090 7.e 0 7.c73 SCrVia:. 11709 6 1 34 , 4 16,40 "rota as above - - 2 35,9 1 7 2 634 8 4 25i,0411 . , 9ct l r a l Art ilittry 14.503 074 is B Cavalry - 17077 21 : 3 ; 2 3 2i: 7 6 , 05 SelVlce. I n f antry - 85,3 Li 96,207 Mai 1 General Service as above 117,296 134,904 156,40 t. Increase on Total Force including Militia tor li sniteit and unlimited Service, twin ast January, 181;4, to ist lune, isor 19,r9t Increase on Regular Force, including Cavalry, Ar tillery, and Infantry, for the sania period 10,95 r Increase oil. that part of Regular Force disposable tor General ,S e rvice, for the same, period, divided as qelow - - 39,1:5 Viz—ilucreftse on Cavalry • . . 4,03 on Artillery . 4,etia on . 30410'• Total as above 39, ics Regular Force in 1802, greater than ;it any lurivier period • - 174,ea0 Regular Force, lune, itios - 61,339 A hcove any former period - 7,339 It may be desirable to state the comparative pro.•. guess of Recruiting in the present year, contrasted with the correvonding period of the past. The gross and net produce of Recruiting in the last year; also the groSs and net produce t)f Recntiting in the present year together with the , presumable I:icrease of Force within the year, ineluding 'Volunteers.from the Militia : Recruits raised for Ceneral Service, ex.' clusive of MeO enlisted from limited • Service From fatttrary to lung 1804 - 3,549 From lamwry to Imie 1805 5)75° ComparAtive increasein live months of 1805 2,20 t Recruits raised its 1204 for the Regular Army, including those .raised under Additional • Force Act, for Servic,:., Croli number - 2 4. 0 39 Casualties is the Army at large . 11,630 Increase of Regular Force within the year 1 8 o} I 409 Estimated Increase of Regularrorce. in TBc 5. Raised up to tat May, includivg Men for limited' • Service under the Ace}- - 2,895 Casualties tor the hkel;eriutli i n the Army at large - A6lltal increase in four months - 3, 26 3 Ei4itt Illonthsinorr.:, in same proportion - .66-26 - - Enlisted from Militia, includin g 9 . 4 Total Men entered into 9179 the A t til I;ry - 13,727 Total estimated increase 'within the year tBO5 236:5 In'the 141,689 Infantry, we have included 3,476 men more than the Return or the, jot of June, iSoi, as latd before `Parliattent, having learnt that' the abOve number of Volun teers from the Militia. struck off the strength of the ltlititia Regiments, were not included in the Returns of the Regi ments into which they bad entered, when these :Returns were made. Yesterday a lad, dressed in the dis g uise of a coun try' clownish boy, in company v, ith a middle-aged man, picked a G•ntleman I sido-pocket of his poc ket-book, in the Green Park ; being- perceived, both ran off. the boy threw the pocket-book a ay, but was soon caught, and taken before a I\lagistratc.--- The older thief (24:aped., DO : l'firtted by R (2141 A , 1 -1 Rs , N o . 4, W.lllett.court; How-street ; aia.Publiskcct by kV, 14.; AM AkmjirAr,r. sc k ! yr s . of South 014 N. fit.. r !it 0 . 11`„ 3 Wilure elch trkis em vas O f do ps fol:. the P6ipor, Lott'TS for the Pdi or, eic. (ttos‘ on: Slifirli.;, r . • N07.1.k: from Pommoutli ; William, Coaram,:rob. 1 owii+ll; licr , Art; V42(l•••—•fhe A Etive, Wiltiortli, aid Chabltes" Al'er- Man.:laws, .twin Shur:lllin ; . •liura, Y.ing, 40111 ChiOlelta; And Sally, kandel 1, .tiont "I e . iginnota il. ' Intent,Thatchell, Sailed--the Garland, Stsin6ns, and Relial,ce, M are , l' f gevetbundland ; Mary, 14:,ider, and , i'lirec ibtelbi BM:0-4 held, for NewcAiale ; . Abli, Holloway, li:r Cuo•ei; t; :"' Tenby.. tor Sbutelialil; - and ,t3rutior4,'"l"AlDoti ,c'i • dit AV tSIKO, JULY 2. Passed hY---tlie }Noel!, front. ; 1 ,151a1 "' Blackett, an Martha Cowin to, flora D.touTc. „ Sailed—the A lexatitier, Switts, for A rclt.,,:ti?l "7 st Ostergen, fur , Elsinore; gated I,,l",fortit Clar, Sally, Thutit,.s Ati.l loitti,liAlt v r4indschap, Ipson, tOr Totntiit&ett• BIRTHS. ne n i S i u . n ‘ clay last, at Salisbu r y , the Lady—of l'Aii;2akr.Go. Orai -Ju• t, Di A San. , . ' I Lately, ati(llll.ltidtry • 1 1. • d ' t he COco . 1 t ,, ,s of , 111 I‘.: An , 1.., . Of a Son, , 1ii(5)4,11;,/:u_ressqd.ayo,t.;i:viteuf,:tfictierdrstteet, the Latly 01 Gilbol Itf '' A , i f foul Last ivecg, at Chesterfield, a wontin 1V:V; deli 'l3 • 4,inkYr.s4 to do of v ' i t t i . ie.lic ale alive, and; with toe itioe,cr, ',lv li, — _------- 111.4RMILD, ii,ol On Thursday last, at. St. Andro,%.'s ..elglrcil, """'i}fr; Aikwright, second son of rho late :',n- Ricli.wl.lo“.teh., miss Kcint)le, ttuigliter o f Ste1)11;:n. IN..einOle, f.s,i (g I • Theatre Royal, in Newc.iz,zlc. ' • i • On Friday, Cap:ain,Vinccattylio, in 1-lis 4.0 0 1 Arrow, so y,ailantly .defeirted the widablu I raita C 4 '';,, against-two f rclich frigates) ‘t . ' M .- • ` , J rIOI. t lii: CV`l'l v ..,, ib. A 0 a , ......,..----. o f Lincoln., , . ' Co A$ .i t icl il O tifish'' 1)./E../) L o ver On t he 29th of April , a t M -..,ntn al, in the 43 d year of his age, !Wm Elul,ley, 1...:, , f. L of that Province. . On tlke 2 , d inst. Dr. P F attiek..Russell, , F. ►R, S , in Weymouth-street. r ;,'sio r 0 On Monday; after a few days illness; I\l r.' Gto r t , • of-Guildford, Surrey. QII the 25th utt. at ilawthornden, Scotlo4,,;:soloodt Druintnonu, eldest daughter of Captain ',oche!' L"', of Hawttiormlen- ' ' '•,......--• MYM ...........--- ------ ; , , STOCKS:, , • Bank Stock, un Y. . India Stock, • „Oil. Nay); i per Cent. shut India Bowls, li. 3 3 • 5 per Cent. t 791, 98 ii . 1 3 per Cent. Olt if tl• 1 tusk 5 per Cent. • • • 1 Ex6ll,equer Pills, rl 4 Pgr Lent. 754 .i .. i . I ts. tbs. • . 3 per-Cent. Red. 5$ }59 5S ; . 1 ()Holum, 41 . 1 , t ot - . 3 ver-Cent.Cons. shut l miniriai 3 1'...* , . • Bank L. Ann, 16 ts-16:11s Ditto Ann. • .. 6 ,16 , I . Ditto Short Ann. l..:u___„..t:__. for 0 P.L.114141 ~ol PRICE 01 yEti TX BRECC);sI CANAL AND Tit E w g,o, itm - • - • '. ..stimt Es. ' . TO BE S 01.1) BY AUCTION, • . By Mr. (:Ilit IS'isl E, 0 , 4;0 , A t WO Great Room, in Pa11...\ Jail, on Fs itlaillle 19 . .at (me O' C., toCk , . ' kBE RGA . SIX SIIARES in the 13111,;(3.)N aria 1 „ 0 ,1 the I(' V ENNY t.::A N.,A.1,, ttotV C.01111)1CICIt tO ,rob, ~ 03 .4 : 111 b c i i t g it : c : I rt e c i . " 1 : 0 1 : 1 :4 1 1 . i t. , ° ar t i t ivi/e)slvt::e6el,t4l:)Eiti:Sructoretit: .::::'1.11:01:1104iPtut:i?Aerrett:i:g)(:!,::::1:1!eiluit_11_,!;c:4°1, ' 1 4 ct), a very profitable Concern, which 11$5 0.1110°10,:al likely to be still Mote productive. , ri st a re .; Printed Particulars may be had at the clii!:f 1.0,0 f p.:01: Abergaveniiy, and Monmouth ; o t the 14,11tcr'1,4$ t. ' lv Bristol and the Gloucester Papers; at the 10 ,n hill; and in Pall-htall. 110" 4/ v,0. , , -A 'l' the. (Theapett and Beit t ii.-Miel). c. , o i P o t" I-1 in the tcioitdoiti, No.. 434' Strand, lei` ' ho . r ::,o t." 51 .. 1 1 , , gain* are now selling ;• consisting of Mell's f,. , 10Po, for Boots, at only is. 6d. per pair, Worth a 6 ' 0 10 ? I , stout Cotton is. 6d. %%with 3)i. ,fine ai. 1t,:.00.,),1t ,per is. gd. worth ss. ,• btout black aud .v 1111 .'.',, J 1 Oti, With laced clocks 7:. Lit. ; extra good i 0:,.. i , .. 40 9. I: , r , , et Iratent Angola [lose, WarrahttAl got to :britl,l;;;.,, iii!it:r: to the best quality i MOO wOrsted 1: 3,4.; f, , , , Li evi004 ,,, tine, 3s. 641. ; Silk. &lilts as. Cid. ; a °woos ''.,,.0,1'4 NO Mitts; also Ladies' ii.nv.inventil 1-Pa?„,,,,y05.; .„,. 'inert to give ease and elegance ; Me se; Cottoin,il:4l,, rid( with every otlier•Artiele in iii: !luster). Li , t' e i oi a s ile. A'' ' sibly he made,up to the very 1 . ,.. , :t cliii iir. • v'' • -,I exportation.--Steekings made to any Patiern>„.....--,tro, T T TA---;----------i;—'-' co l,l- 10* ri • 't Lt.)l, Surgeon, o. cii , il'' Londori. , Alif.',l I ;in, Edintoligh. i viii, A Venereal Complaint, which I treatrij ,',0,-;,•fllio,. eTneeNrf ntrhfieveBmPorinit'hgs ;Dbft;cl 7,,,t9a: tli-le::::1:t!' 1::(e1.11';::::11::!:' regular Physicin, who put a tentporarYsll,lo)fatio leave of the Disease (by menjurial ap1.1,",3,1 clic 7 0s ,d time; but growing, itt spite of all iii:in-1116,1_,,c, w .gs 0 . of the. first Grtitittniett of the Facultysti.'_ 1!„0, worse fiat twoyears, 1 was reauced tio,.. 011" tire 1,,,,1! paralleled and bityond- deseriptioft, i'l.ll:gd; tilioatil;cii and ulcerated froth head, to f00.t...-NIY -.l'''''.o., ia 1 1 ',', 0 V nose, legs, grins, S:c. have been. alternla, .)_ll i.l beconiing :useless ; in short, 1 have 1ci...51.12.:i., plAlil,;". thirty eating ulcers 'en Ariv body, ..5t1J.,,,,,171; . 0 i . !,, 00 . Rtived of sight. —I t wouhi be v0y31.1."_'4,`,1"00 0 , 414 ',.', i rri me all to case—suflice it to say, Vu. , •, 0 1.. ; . 4 lo or;i, Will he, nii of 3 mon, il.ingerous, •o s t . v ili i, fr,,,, If., care,: naturc.. 1 :vas long• looked uP1.1.1„. (I,,cery; ',., 1 imagiii,..d rely self, bvyond. all Ivipcs .?„ ~,,,4i.,,,a1)1:...1,01,4 deed, in my then condition, death w , ; 4 0 ,1 situ.. 0i.j1.) more than miscrable staze. hi tlns (.1!1,,,,,t1,. I drag A ITIOSt Illiitialole eistolif.v.:, t1 ; 1! _ ,..in , t iter a , .l threw in nty vvay a Newsppzr c9..,,,110 ,c00r.,(01 sir. 13. of Plymoitth---iny friends rili„:!,,, i.,,.,,s ii_vtfe: sent and procured sorne of yo t tlr , _2 t o 'floc, 91-..„40r, PILLS, which, by using Front I", ;bur Yc'Ati i'‘);i:;1 Po have long been, (after VON. th tlli evor i ,ill,rli,,i 0000 distress), in as good a Sta te a i ''' "3ll ' 'licjittlY di' i . 0 11141) proof .of this, I had a fine, tbtivilig.. to‘e,... 30;4..40, rue a 1014 months ago. In gratith(l2! „. r ` .l ' N ip , !` ii i ~, -of rendering toy tellow. Ora attler ;,rime.r'dl' refer 1)::(,,';i e POINII this ; .alittt your !nay At ;Al,is_ o r Wu' 0 wi3h to lie satistied of the truth of 1 ", ;,creti, 4.101,1 .by 1010°' 1 lise, ;mil culars*, whit or 013' frienb• ~ .. eq ual I , io 0 1 ) i . As few cases for b4dliess ‘N ill "0:1..01,v reitio!i.v,,rHi, exceed it, I have f rein. OtPer-I,`,,!'‘;`'„ci 1,1,5 Sr i' 11011:-,, mankind" that in your 1.F.1-% E..1.-,,,tistt i. , to, Gills' r sure,,specay, sate, anal radical • ~..vill:cii j,:,..,..1.1-04 ill' s-age of mhe Venereal I)iaas,, ' ~ 0.101 r Tit !arr. 1..0 t 3. f • ay reason,. pfetienti ....04,00:1 Al • Insurmountable_ am .woipy ~.. ,14 ~ name and address pul)lic i .•b 4r , .;,,.„;,,ire..i 1,9,,i,1,Ai'e i vvanting information may alse‘.,o ~„ ~,,o, tr,,..•,,,,, to, friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Kalrl:i3y2f:i,;;)ol) i ~,, f it , . Preuired and Sold by 1„‘ .. i t ,,,1 . co lIL ,;• ~,i.e , pi , ' T. TAY LORI Member of ti W... r , ~,, ~L,,,., , .•,i , o p i‘ralCirglt:ier:ll!::::':ll3l.:iftif:'l:llll:s4:l,:3vvrtiter:dijAls,:;l:vB':ii:ll:stai‘l6%.:;,,ty°!‘:;:.;;L:tili,,l.:::'ll-1j11..ill..:',:;: • 1 ' ' ,,, ,‘ ' ,. ' ,.,:1:: !'::° : 4 , : r inviolable secre, no lieon's ...,:i.tar ropicry,;,,,, • ~ me.itieed, but tit thelr own,P2rtor„ thAn ~.,0,;,i, ~ Ait'lbrli(ke;t:,:if;i:iirciil;.T(ti:, the tailed CC)(t):1111:1:1'ller.7 • .1:ain;41: ,:,:?,'::1),:i.',:::),I''i:::r::7 t.. , r t 4' l t l,l ' l° :, : They are also sold by bi5.49:;',,,,,:,,,,, I t o ' , i -,, . . . nience et those living at -N.:llr ).I.'''lll, ' l' .' So3th-ridge, Edinburgh ;.,. ,:,,,,,, , „,, 0; firerto. whom also Mr. r,-,.' .:.,,,,,, .:,... l'cirtuther's, N0..33, St• ,-,'':` 0,0,,,,,, ~ obertson's Tdy-stiop, '..:`!,,,.., , ',oil_ ,iort, ~ . .. borough's, Vish-, • : _,..,,',,•,,'1,, , 1, ! i , , ~, , .. • imment ; Mr.'Stigi'.6, lio?1,'. I;tiblin; Tower-hill; MI CalOvell t., , , t_0 -IE.O • , ~,. every considerable town 'lo s c. t. j ` i r : A r io/ `‘4'l,'l,,Y .' Itoxes of only 2S. 9,l•:acl,i' ' o f „itilei i 4 direetions, WherCh,y 1 , rtl)ll'4 .- .. o ig t f/ ' selves v.ith:ease and secrei', (;14,.kr tro, i. N. U. Every lox 15:.°W "1:),,,- PV"41,,,,,i0t • With a Stamp, Oil "'"-``:,11,. sti.q,':•('',,,o,. sinners is printed, at ', ;01:0. .......e.,,,,.., No 6 New Itrtdgc..stria.t, _ . i A ll other* are couuti,iicit. ...,..,... . , , ----........70*--"- 9 ' -.) 9n_ ,freer. Graveror.sq,We -7(ldresed, /; ;,• •