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LAU INTI' (G.L.VCa HMA„ Piehard 11/Hes ilßli.ted for a- fr:10, In =acing false vouchers, to t.theat the bamti• e. Defentleut 1:v as 3 Serjciant in the Dr:v4roon' Guards, and was employi: , l b) tin liarrack Nit,tster to . ; nrke pettj paymelts . 11.nraek expepctiture i : , dot wilic}: reason he waa the Barrd.cl:. Master §er. jertnt. The faa for which he was indieted was, that iNving paid the'stw) of '2os. to another Sleant in th,; nt:glMClit, the other signed a voucher for .91. 12s. 6.d. the surplus . tiring agreed to be divided between them. Mr. Fmntzqo having stated the fads of the case, the Obaitnlln) was Of opinion that the indiamenrwas wrong, and that it Ought to have been for . a conspi racy, or that the' Defendant Should INlVe , been in d4ed dialer the Statute. Alter a little coriVersation' between the Counsel on both Sides, it was agreed to, withdraw - ajuror; which was done,"and the 'Defend- ,ant was discharged, of a proper reprimand from the Bench for hiS tniscondbil Benjamin Liplay and. Mary Liplay, a boy about 14 , , and a' girl Of 13; Were indicted • for assaulting. Christopher intson, ;,1 Man of 40. By the evidence it appeared that the Mother of these children used to encouragc.them to insult the Defendant, and use Opprobrious language to him, particularly to hoot him as " Old Dunny,". •he being very deaf. On the day named in the hidi6tment, tiotcotitent with „abusive words, they pelted him with stoats. The Jury haVing found the Defendants guilty, the Curt sentenced the girl' to pay ia tine of s, nod the boy to • be imprisoned six days.' Thomas Burke was- indi6ted for assaulting his own wife. This cause txhi Mita frill. proof of the wisdom of the English Law, in not generally suffering a wife to be evidence forOr agairisther husband. l'he Lady loaded her Iltisband with the utmost obloquy. He eterted with equal acrimony, .and declared that her condUel Wounded his moral feelings., for that his apartment was continually crowded with. ladies of easy virtue, who were hiS - favourite.compa, rtions. She ,denied the charge, and retorted an cusation of cruelty; to which he replicd,--" you jade, you want to hang me out of the way, that /you may go roving at 'pleasure." The Jury Eieemed puzzled how to decide between this loving couple, but at length they found the husband-- got Guilty. John Phillips was in dined for assaulting William raver on the 6th of May last. The Prosecutor stated that he kept a public-house in Sheppard's Market, and on the 9th of May lie went to the house of the befeudant to demand payment of a small debt. 'The Defendant denied the amount, and alter some abusive language beat and thrust him out of doors. Finding he had left his hat and candlestick behind, Ile returned again, in company with a man of the rigme of Marsom, to ask for them, and immediately te - had entered the door, the Defendant ;thrust the candlestick into - his face, and 'beat out one of his teeth. For the Defendant, one of his children was examined, who swore "that the Prosecutor when he returned the second time broke open the door, and that his father merely put him out of the. room ; but on cross-eiamivation he contradiaid. himself so much that it was clear he had been tutored in this peijury.--The Defendant was fdund guilty, and sen tenced to one month's imprisonment. ' I.()ND()N t)UI LI)ITALL. Mr. Benjamin iley, an eminent Indigo .I\ilerchant, vias indi&ed for a nuisance : . Mr. KtiArt>, for the Prosecution, stated, that Mrs. * Peppin, the PrOsecatrixiri this 'case, had purchased a house in Suffolkdlane, Thames-street, three years since. In May last the Defendant took a house ad joining, when he bronght with him the nuisance in question, viz. the CrinstrnEtion of'a roill,fOr pound ing indigo 'and other 'drugs: The..premises , .were , fOrtrierly occtpied by a spirit merchant, who only kept a counting-house there, but after the Defendant had taken poisession, he made a sky-lightin the room where the materials were working, which was kept open, by *hick the neighbours were ermStantly, an noyed by the dregs. It - would be - for the Bench to deternime whether the nifiStincoin qttestion was a public one, such as to'annoy the-passengers, or whe ther, its . point of ma, it only applied to itidiVidnals. Mrs: Elizabeth Peppin was called, who, stated, that since the. Defendant had occupied the premises in question, her howe was constantly tilled with the dregs from the Mill. Iler pantry, ,which was dose to the Mill in question, was covered,• so that every .thing.she had kept there was spoiled, and she produced a napkin, which had covered her food., to .subst;intiate this "tita. The water in her cistern was ttirtwd black, and every part of hothouse exhibited the saute •,!ppearance as the pantry'. , ,Two other Ocn tlenwn who reside on' the spot, proved that the xltiNe.of the mill disturbed them constantly, and thp goods„ &c. in Allele houses were in the same stare as deseribed by the preceding witness. One of tiwto, Mr. Lively-,'at N 0.26, Bush-lane, - . - never could 01 , Qn his windows, notwithstanding which the dregs were equally orfensi's , e, for his furpiture was, covered kvith Pith. It was however proved bit' another wit that the nuisance did, not so 113 to 'rygi. ;(3 , t paSSeilVtg,,, lilid Collsefiticittly'the Bench were. Of opinion, that tic indietnient„ rti its present shape, must to qua;Aberl„ there was; -a'remedy for the individu;lls who everts injuvrii, by an :aaion at hr.e. The other buSiness of the day.was destitute of tutee :>t. A tnost daring tobhery ‘vaslateli , Cominitt L I.ambertort, iiiithe ee Qun's ebutity, the seta. of I:ind a y t. '„.ll'y l.)1). 'jibe robbers (three or more iti nutribeti) ilriving entered Lady ypri's bed.chAmber window' by 111e2118 of a ladder, about one o'clocklu the niont ing, compelled' her I,l4sittp to coniltiEt r, them to an apartrnen in e distant part o: hoo.se ; 'v.fli . ith they tided of cash bank-note,i to the amount of ,200.1. and upwards. On Saturday morning, In two and three edOCk, tin dwelling-house of FaramtrcK PAREY, Esq. of Taviitock- place , 'wns broke open, snd robbed of plate, table 'linen, 13‘e, to a con siderable amount. The thieves 'appear to have been disturbed, having ipparently heft the house very pre leaving behind them a jmmber Of articles of consideri , .ble - winch they had colleCted to getter, and placed 'in readiness to carry off , with them. L9 N poN.:::I-einttd by IU C at the Soi-Ovvic , L444VOASTZI? ASSIZES, aciroLE3 T....YLOU OTTIERS. This was an Mlion of TrespasS, brought by the PlaintifFagainEt the Defendants, to recbver a satis •floion in damages, for breaking and entering; his dwelling,-hotise and premis(•, , s; seizing his goods,. and • •• tiirning of of the, possession of his farm; • - It appeared in e. - idence that the Plaintiftwas a Wheelwright, andresided; With'his .Wile and family; consistirig ; of eight children, neon a Smartt - arm, at • Newahureh, 'in the Forset . of llossendale, . in this county. That the Defendant; James Taylor; is an. finiketPery at NeWehurch aforesaid, and also Con, stable, for theFereSt of Rty(sendale ; the Defendant, John Hargreaves -the elder, is a Sheriff's Officer, tit Haslingden ; the Defendant, John Hargreaves the younger, is,the son and clerk of Mr. George Har greaves, an Attorney at Newchurch. The other four Defendants, George Pickup, John Koyle, John Ashworth, and George Riley, are Bailiffs' followers. Prerious:to the 256 December last, thd Plaintiff Seholes, having contraaed a debt of 81. with •the Defendant Taylor, he was stied for the same, and an execution against his goods issued on that day, for 141. tos. including the costs of that a6tion.---The Defendants being armed with this authority, on the :t 1 st ofDecember last, about noon, proceeded to the Plaintiff's premises, and drove Off his two caws ; and: about eight o'clock at night Of the same ,day, broke.open the door of his dwelling-house, seized all his,goods, ransacked the whole house, and took every article of any value away with them.' They then proceeded to turn the Phihniff'swife and family out of doors, and secured the preinises-On the Saturday following they broke open. his work-shop,. seized his stock of wood and working tools,, hung a lock upon the deor, 'atid also. upon his barn-door.--- On the same day, they sold,•by \ publip auction, the.. whole of the Plaititirt household goods, stock of eattle and hay ; 'the produce of which amountel to upwaids . .of 841.---Not satisfied With tlfiS kirgesuM, in"satiSfaelion for their demancl of 141. 1 as. they &- minded a further sum of 91. 14s. front the Plaintiff; at the same time adding, that it did not procure the money in the space of an hour, they would sell his stork of wood and Workino' tools. The Phiintiff. being tearful. of receiving furler injury, borrowed the money . of his neighbours, and paid it to the De fendants. in defence to this Action, the Defendants pleact 7 ed a justification under their warrant of execution lbr 141. tag. but the Judge (Mr. Baron S'p,T*ON) being satisfied that the laW would not justify such proceed ings, did not permit. the Defendant's Counsel to offer the same in evidence. The Judge, in AUMITIttIg up the case to the Jury, observed, that a more cruel and oppressive case 'never came before a Court of Justice J., and it called upon them for the most examplary damages. He said, " Here is a poor industrious man, with a large family, comfortably situated upon a small farm, obtaining his livelihood by honest industry, bereft of every comfort by these Defendants, a&ing under the mask and colour of the law, sweeping away the whole of his property, to the amount of 841. exclusive of' the 91. 14S. extorted from him to satisfy the small sum of 141. Jos. breaking open his house at a late hour of the night, and turning the family into the streets, in the dead of twoiter, where they might have perished, had not their neighbours taken them under their protection.— Gentlemen," his Lordship added, such men as the Defendants are not fit for the situations-they hold; and I will take care that they never have it again in their power to oppress the .weak."----11 fis Lord ship then dioTted the 'Under Sheriff to strike the Defendant Hargreave's name out of the list of his Officers.]—" I leave the case of this poor and much injured Plaintiff in your hands, not doubting you s ill make him an ample compensation for the injury he has snstained." The Jurf, after a short deliberation, returned a verdict for the Plaintiff----Dtimages f.? 001. Ivriday afternoon, about two o'clock, the shop of jointer, Dean-street, Newcastle, was sit no tire by : t.lic, hollitt , ;" over of a pan of oil. At its mmucncement the flames threatened ,destruc tiOn to the whole building, but it Was happily got under by the. exertions of a few itidiViduals, who im mediately assisted on ,the alarm being given.—The damage done to Mr. Wilson's property is nomense.-. the Whole of his paintings and drawings being near ly destroyed:, On Saturday morning se'nnight, about three o'clock, a number of haystacks (situate in Nottingham mea (low..) were discovered' to be on tire, and notwith;. standing every exertion was made to stop the pro grOS at the' flames, the wlic,)le w;is consumed to the number of twenty-eight. It is supposed One of the stacks lientjd,,. and comusunicated tire to the rest.--• The losS 511Stairit!'d to esti4ited 'at 20001. On Friday :sennight a stage coach from Exeter for Londonoverset on Charmouth iill, by which acct . dent a . young woman, : outsid'e passenger, was thrown with.such violence on the road, that shodied itninediately,--41er name Wa:i Antte,l'ittS; she was Lady's maid in the family of JAMES BULLutt, EST M. P. and she was ola her way to visit a relation at Salisbury when she encountered the above fatal ac , -, cident. . , ' Thu day, about :eleven., in . the forenoon, four South. Shieldfi Pilots -were standing on a quay at that place called Blacksmith's jQuay, looking for ships, 'when on a midden it coal 'house wall . gaye way out , ' wards against their backs. `,t'wo eseapd by catch ing hold' of the edge of the quay i huflarnes Coates and another were precipitated. 20 feet perpendicu lar into the Tyric,!,. and:_being' ,low<water, the for rnOr was dashed to pieces ; but sortie hopes ire en te4ahted of the recovery of the latter. They had not been ten minutes on the. spot when the fatal ae. (idea hippenpd. ' • Two shocking - accidents happened lately in the neighliourltootl of Neath. Late on Tuesclay WI-t -ill:7M a yemng man, returning home from thence, strayf'd ofT the road, and fell Into a coal-pit, where be was found dead on Wednesd,ty morning. Same morning, as a collier was descending a coal-pit, the rope broke, be was precipitated to the bottom, and instantly killed, leaving a widow and seven chil dren. PRICE' 01." I.II:ATiIE It iper lb.) AT LE :1 DENHA Botts, so to 361 b. each ^ 23W. to 23d I)itto, 60 t.) Ostb. each acct. 'to ~ 2 6d. Merchants' 11.wIts, -23 d. to 2 3 4 Adi Dressing Bides, - 22(1. to Fine eoaCit • -23 ct. to 234. Crop tildes 101 cutting, 234. to slid. Flat Orditt:try 240. to 22id, t:alfSltimi, 3o to 401 b. per Dozen 3551. to 43d, per 10 # Ditto, so to 7olb. 11 , ;(1. to 4 td. per lb. - • Ditto, 7cto Boln, 39 , 1. per lb. •• Small Seals Vareettlatid) to 12d. per lb. . Large ditto, • 1341‘. to tiles. per Dozen. - Tanned Horse Hides, 2(s. to iii. per Hide. Goat Skins ^ os. to os. ditto. Bark, per load 01. to 01. RAW 11 I MS. Best Ileilersand Steers (p. st.) Ordinary, 2S. Sd, to 2s, rod. 3S, lid, to '34. Bd. Market Cate, 123. 6d. each. Middling, is, a.l. 10 4a. Eng. klor.ic 17s. to Iv-. `.:4.:11. Sheep Skino 23 Rd to 31 ::a Lamb Skins - 2s 6d to qs '4 NEAVt.;.A - TE. aitd LEA OEN eiA IS. liy the OliCasC. Iseef,. 3s. 4d. to 4d, 1 4i od. to is. 6d. Nlk.stton, 33. yd. to 4t. zd. I Pork, od. to ob. od. Lamb, 4s. od. to sq. 4d. PR TCF, OF 'ALLOW .. St.. J:lMes's Market 4s. 2(1. Town. Taliqw —3. 70s. 6d. el A re Market 44• .2 , 1. Yelicy,v R.ussia 693. 723.0 d. Whitcphapel Market . 43. pi. ' White de. 694. ad. - - pot stone of 810. —, -------- So4p , do. (di, o d,. '2s.. sd. ( :1401tik §tutrs&s., od. Average price 45. , lid.- litho- rough 39i. rd. Graves 113. ou. • . . Go , od Dregs res. ad. lied, 881.--1....Urd ) 914. i is. sti..—MOulds, 12$. ecl. lrellow Soap, 789, —Mut Price of Caosilft per dozen, st. IA NI ES's HAY IkM...T, Sept. 7. !lay', 31. 3s. od. to 41. 16 cit. —Aver. 31. 19s. 6(1. Straw, zi. 14i, okt. to 31.125. ad.--Ayer. 31. 35.. ed. wurrucii.kpri. HAY MARKET. , Hay, 51. Gs. ccl. to 41, cos. ott.—.ltVer. 41. eki. Clover, ;1. sti. ort. tolal. 6s. cd.—Avv. 51. Iss. od.' Straw, 2t. Pd. to 31. Ls. ; , (1. —Aver. 31. 6s". yd. lye ditto, 01. os. SEA COAL-METER's 014 ICE Sept. 9, Monday, 21 Cargoi:s of Coals sold in the Pool, from 425. (pi. to 52g. 3d. per Cita - Viiedoeictity, - 5-9Aitto ditto, 445. 3ii. to 52i. 3d. ---12, 4c, ditto, ditto, 4, 4 5. olt. to 525, 9d. HA R D FL RRI S, of No. 4 . , Martlett-court, llow.strect ; w 1.0 Axi A,04 mint 4 , ca,p, lip of south . moan, E, NO, 1 Strand where if ertisonfints. &del:4 Paper, .4ur the- ,Editcyr, Oa ),Vedne st a 'boy - ,of:. bollt len, Ye In of ap . ; 'fell from the East QUAY, Greenock without moment's hesitation, Cr Gentleman; standing on the Quay, plunged in after him, and: after 'diving times, and nearly himself sinking in the mud, sue weded'in hringing ; lip the boy, wilb VoillS sopa coni plotelf, recovered hy the usual means in such gases: An ex,traordinary match was run on Thursday last between the huntsman of ,Liskeard (Daniel Cole) and the huntsman of Lostwithiel. They started at eight in , the morning from Liskeard,. and. the Lost withiel Nimrod kept .the lead.: for ; the first seven miles, when Cole passed him, .atid arrived at BOdmin (14. miles) in one .hour and 53 minutes. Having refreshed themselves, they started again for Liskeard, where Cole, who is Go years:.of age, arrived.at twelVe o'clock, having ran f.),8. miles in four hours. The Lostwithiel champion was, completely distanced in the second heat as in the first. On Monday morning the 2d instant, the game keeper •of Edward Townley''Standish ; Esq. of Stan dish-hall, Lancashire, being upon his duty in the park, between two and three o'clock, was suddenly beset by nine or ten stout men, having the appear ance of colliers, Who, after knocking him down , with large sticks or bludgeons, and besting and cut ting .him in a very .cruel' manner, took from him a valuable gun; ‘ after which they'lM him into a wood .adjoining the said park, and there tied him fast with cords to a. tree, threatening, that if he attempted to Make the least noise \thatever, they would immedi 7 ' atelfretufn,, inunier him; and throw him rote an adjoining cdal . ,.pit,--.The poor Man . ', after struggling, hard for half an hour,• liberated hinwell, and re- turned to the mansion-}louse literally covered with blood. Yesterday .selnnight a poor man, of the name of Adarns, residing in Llosier's,lane, Reading, bung hit nielf in his bed-room ; Juror's verdia—Lunary. On Tuesday last an InquesE was taken by Mr. i;ic hard Cole, of Odilinti, on the body of William Baker, at Neatham, who hung himself the day pre ceding in an out-house belonging to Farmer Lan-. grish. Verdia----Lunaey. On the nth inst. a man who was employed in a warehouse in Pool-lane, Liverpool, tell out at the window, and way killed on the spot. LONDON MARKETS, Sze. RETURN OF WHEAT IN MAItIi.".I.ANE, By itithrs. Cal LD Zitid NlAtpAs, 7,1;.!,ii Wr•ighers, Including only from the zl of Sept: to rite 7i h ot Sqvt,:itOcr, agreeattly to tire new A:et. 43 Quarters at loos Orl 1604 Quarters at . 7os od, 96 --- at 95$ od 194 at 66 Olt 37 ------ at. 865 od . 154 ------:- At 67s od 1 39 - at 68s ad 76 44 - at 64s od al; —at gos oa I to 3 ..- 7 --- at 63$ od 67 184 155 --. •41 .765 od I 3° - - - - --- at 585 od 537 - at 57s '40,1 1470 --:- at 74$ od .----- at ,565 cd 121 - at 555 oti. 975 - at Sp - ott 99 ------• at 71$ od 1 -at 52s od And 34 Qua , Total St 69 Quarters, 9s. id. lower t: 41. 17Z IZO 20a ter:, at 5.5. —A.ver.tAta 69. lan lot kettiia. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Aug. 31 to Sept. 9, train the Cocker -Office. Sacks. s.:!. sacks, s. S. 44, 267 - 75 12 - it 2 Gt• 310 --. 65 2 X .74 a 4 , 2 - 45 , la -- 63 5 73 ° - 67 a; s o 6„ 6722 70 m 2,5 06ro so Total-Bosack,. --Avtr,i g e. 695. Sid. ss, 614. lower than , last itctula. AVERAGE PRICE OF NC;'l,Alsii) AND WALES. Ending Sept. 7. Wheat 9os loci Mirky 47* gti. I Beans Rye 563 64 o,tt,s 303 71.1 PeASC sos . 9il :0 !,I NT R Y I+4 ARK.E TS (last Weolt.) per . Qi. Wheat. Batley, Pats. 64s to ' 95s --vl,l to s---s licl ?.?,s oit to 3;s 16s to 9t)s 41s ~s 1 to 544 ocl :',OS : . .A1 to 36s 76s to 146 s 4t)i od to 5,,s 04 3 ..s od to 34s 74s to too ' 47s od to 4 , ii od 3isod to 33s Yt ICE 11()L'S. scans. Kent, 51. i/is. to 61. los. 1 littsex, 51. Si. 'to 61. --S. 1 si. Ss. to 51.165. Old l)ut rocKtrs. Gl. ,p 3. to 7). 7s. Sussex, GI. toi. to Of 163. Farniuun, Gc. ---s. to Sl. --s. 27,c4401. .PRICE OE SE EDS IN Carraway, new - - oil. to Sos. ott, per cwt. Corianner • - • ---s. o.t. tj. t3s. White, Nlastard Seed , - tos eat to sd per bushel. Orown.titto - t2s 'to 19) ditto. WESTERN Newbury Sal4bury Devizes Warminster . ... t • - . i • Barris, On Friday, the. Lady of Phil rural, Esq. of Fretrotti• 'louse,. of a Oatigh tel . Soirthgate. t... -14,. . . . . On Siniday MOritill*, at the Cottage, 1,141 ail I•2lllii.un of a Son. • ............................: . On the 7th inst;at Knareshoroqh, in Yorkshire, the rter, . • H. Coles, floningion, neo- Gra:Maria, in Lincolnshire, LI to Miss Oliver, of Wignii.o.!-stteet, . 6 Church. .. i. latr Captait last, at SJ,,Sepnlchre's Church, W. 12 0 4 •. Esq. of Thane( >lace Tem 1. ha' to Niiss Ann !top, -I , . p 4, , , , c d o a 01 U:P i irt .N 17 e ini r l ondn ' 0 1 , 1 : 'iJ os epha : I t o Y T i h rt, a o f s i t i l s , s * ) a i S t p:10-at°3icilitc15,P5oitilics1-,'t,.;61 ey-;;°1.1i:0,7015tt-tl':d:tbastigEtlsle itt(e.l4r:tot:fiLathni;. ' 1 s . Company's Serrier. . . On Saturday sennight,- at St. Chfri s Church, ('t rai n Pollowe, of the Royal Noy, tcy Mrs. Stlargo, Of Perirvn. ~ Last Tuesd4y sa'unight, at .-lbfin-,,,t0n 01'00 Mr, Fr-,t5, of Southampton- hoi itlinc,s; „Cit::ll,:a.) -lane, to iMist3k.e., of Camden-st ;eet, Islino :n. ....________,,,.o„:, —...........----........--------- . .0/ED. , A i c lY days since, at Deal, C i ptan: f'. Niartin, Flairgek- M4ster at that ploce. ' 1"""Y, at flarliadoes, Lientonant.Genc.r,,l tilt '.` l . MY'l l o Dart. Corninantle.r in , Cnia ., :t ine I. e,..,.; ; .;.!10..;. ~,,, On Tlitinalay morning, at Sini:;l4, l':,;o:srvit,',.Orj ''' lasts, wileof George Br.cli;cs lictic.,,:, 1.:::i. , ,„, , ) On the I st inst. in the zist year of I:is gt, ,:witC!:l,),, younge3t son of Mr. Scwell;.of W.ir,rave,l3erlcs, , i , ~ 1 On Wedn,sday I tst, at Coventry, atter a Jew ti;qs , P ll " 4 Robert Reynolds, jcn. Esq. of Wo-Al.st.t.:Lq, elt,'-'l,so°' On Friday the uth ills!; at his house in Glou2lcr.l,lol New.road,,Pnilip Rokirs lictareroft, Esq. , tato Cnr01i 3 , 53 ,7; General of Accounts to the. LCCW.lll.lloands, an d Pi- `.. 4 " CcnnmissiOnerS tor inve , t ig iting the Accounts el In: 0145 ‘ • Expenditure in the West lndi::s. . ness, pi the 24th year of his age, _Nlr. Elenry !Vol, Id; ta tsi:e("‘)v;:t.n. ti‘rifififiLli,:u;.o:llt(ll.lllctlij,:zarrt?ill.ia'sittit,ituitilotan'itroiltikitil;;,:;Elhi::r.',7l":"Pul'rintit ;11./1:t. On Saturday morning, at GreenwiCll, after a tei,.,,ito: 1 infantry. , ' 'A., Iv nilht .. Lately, supposed hv eating the berries of te 3- 3 4 sll3(ie; tne son of Mr. Wetir.an, of the ,C h totem.h.u? , Foal:), a fine - boy about six years of g - aged 47, I. ltz abet ii Crav; 1 e y . She /Lai tlet:,'• ~,•;,„. . „i ' tiii— A , Liw days since,;: at Abors.iti‘;)t‘j,i, I,,luetiLilleelg,r(4oo times,dttring the last year ot her lite, Attu 70 14 , ... -- ut ' taken from i:cr. . . . .. • ... i oc,'XS. ' . in L N • India Stock, , I ndia lioncts, is. a 'ls. ati. South Sea S:.:c:, tH „. 'it:hi:AQuer Bills, iS . (.0. 'li r efit. PA` It. Impe r ial 3 per Cent. eons A itro o ro t 0 0 o. ' . • 41. , Cons l t ith ~ s - ~ . tt Bank Stock, 0114 • , Navy 5 per Cent.`S } • per Cent. 1791, shut Irish; per Cent. shut 4 per Cent. shut 3 per Ct. Red. shut ; per CL .Cons. 68 67 b 58 Bank L. Ann. shut Dittb'Short Ann. shut To TH LMI A S 'l' , * Y 1.01(, Es'l• 0 0 Sir, • I CONTSIDER it bill: aq ita of jl.).•;(ice due t° till ,": merits of your LE. W : E . 9:s >ll:A7l;e9lvrijl7;sl.l r L ee l- t i ' i l'o t' n ,"„, ul ; ' , miinicate to yon the following Cure ‘vhicli las rc,eelltlY•iii, pertorined by theist: —An Acquaintance of l&c•e , ,, , 7b•cc . btrAkint out of an old Venereal Complaint Ottea,..,, 41, complication of disorders arising therw4ronij. wo rc duc ril , truist to a Skeleton • a nd i 1 ,- ' 1 • I i id die best Pr .r adv . . a r taugn me whicn could be obtained, and tricil a v.tti , t y ), i pso, ,lWeilicines, nothing could be procured swttiCh sie!li,'"t Ills case , or to do-hitli.any ServiCe: it! rzalais 4 c d i n ' l ' l I n rit tiited and pi t iable situation I' m I wo yrirs, tumble rtr u i i i • io his Ptble..ss"ion, and iiedNidy ahle to walk Qr ofc;; t9-t'.,i; 4- , his legs ; hi taa no one won knew nun ekTr iurpoic:‘, ..,1, * 0 4( sibte tor tifro to recov.r. He \v a, advise:l ;11, WI Ci ! ( 14 , 01 ; Leake's Pills—,be did so I dly% ing strictly ta 411 01 . 1 ' f iv:n with therit. .14e hatl'in'it takers iitora thiai i.wo '" 1 . 1 ', r3 11 fore tie found an alteration fortite bettei-: this et 'c him l to, ploCtled, and by taking it few haxes Mo i l: ' . '" 00 ., , As _ is appetite and strength graitu.tily return, 3! ,0 /',,,10171 4 . ltalt fly and stout as any man I know, Yon ar; 4 I. '„:, I VIO Sir, to reter any . person to me 1.11 a contirnutionw• 14 account if it should be doubted. ] k a o n i t,S to ir n ,your obedient initnchilf,slesr.val Library, it,e, u10gp.,,, • July so, tgoi. • • • Prepared aml S•)ld 1 , ‘.! th e S a le PC .) l' llett'7:llo°4 T 001... 1.2 . 4t:11 1 , 7 .14 R 11 i ll : 1 ;1 111 6 h ! 1 e ,.; e r :),,',(::!!°9l,'4ls4Ye'ollCl /titl"'g'CC:l;°*St:r'''.:T I'4'"'' ''here, arcet• a constant residenCe (4 MOW 014111 . 0 1 ' 0 1 vot o in a pra:li.,:t.: I): irriculArty rtir.t.'Lleil to the f.,:zil'o 1,00 r ( ,...;a1 (.:01itpliinits, ;Ind tnaie• incidouril ta t•', ° ,,, g aol ~eruiration in 'both Sexes, with (Pitt irtiflt'i'/:',1,-03,e, 11# which 'Alen of his Profession sliould alivays4'''totottle hatters himself, the a dvice and ib6stance 1 4 gr 3 ~,, blt • ly aiintiiiisters to, Persons taking this Metlicill''. „:1,1010 be sit):ltair t o c Aex o: et.ei t tesst i . ; ,l F l,:ii t , : i a ri,.7 l : l ll l ) t ie t Y bia i l ' : •ll i , ,bsi t i . bor l h a s i i t ti c i sar t g l; ,;c ti n ic: i p s i - l i t.: d i ' alli:j o rnii i i t lh : t a iNiljt i a : t rio t t: ' ,l l:: ). nh i ct g i: u ..l, . it o t: i tm : : , :s i ,rl i .i i 3 : l. :l: 4:; : ,:t e l o : nt : 7l ; l,uve;i; : i : :;,,,i ,. o..ll , l (ti isog ti A 1..., . ► 3 . ,;;' of ve! - tt e.s t 'N'g i Lt :( l i tr ) i irr t l :: l *S e i' i l Si ,:it..l‘..ltNl‘.trNklr3l.l‘'lbire.":lll:3e:.,:'l;:toll4l9ll.,Yl'l',lsci4ll;;4ll).r:iee.ilrollsM3lli:l).E'itlici' s'l,,,h(.:sl;:oer:::ttt,binci! cl i . re l 'i l t i lii . l -u t rir li , P ! 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' ------- . . . . _.----,,-- uC 111 o r 1 ~.: 0 1 411 , 01 iii!: N';' Prot tmsiOnal .;.\ lon of .Ed the 1 altesponsibilitY deviate front :he getieralolfos g in scie 1" °fa Pocull,tt brirtc't the sanction t....uet. sueee , s is h e b.,. . 1 ' ' . lioritY• . i itit . , • 4 t .st erne/1011ot t 4 1 1),, lir eXel9 i ktgtit ycars have I devoted .nly practice to ,t • 1 f olilt ') treauheut of Three I)isOrders, eititi the succesui.. as l os a my plan gives trie aMitiona 1 anin. to oppoilci al 13 ; 040 0 hie, the ravages of those Complainto wineb a' hProttant• iu the Catalogue.of ition;iii infirmities., svieria. .. .n.ft,:tr initiation into every lirtitch, 46 Jitt '41)1)144a' tigrn (I.,torrned a wish at an early period of Pr.telice t iei u ' - er t ttviluals front the ignorance of ottcl,iceieclAll47,ll;#o. tr equal!y dit—o-rou .• ... •• . .rti rfa+. o,--- ' te: (r 1 ~..„ ... .8. s preciin.aitcy ot 1 , ,P , •. , ~1 1 1 it 3 . t 4 }: The I lired Disorders, to the Cure of we . ,i 1 , 7 ; Voted my attelitiOn, comprise every. i pecies ' ilar G . it'Al.. IN Fr.CTIcW,, whether of a. recoil a, ; y , t rio ration: 2dlYr All kinds of debili.ty whether a."J'rriPirc .. the' habits of teltouttbovs, or the ilidn e ' i ,.,ll i!,,54". . { ,lt i g ie e ri ; w A l i i l i d o , il:sctaliyi,,liftla.,lti itZlize.tiailti,g,;:4lr.isllst.o; stiTl:.s4:f i,l dt t . 1 11 . 1 ,.; Numerous Diseases are the result of igitorallfctii 00 : 1 ~,,, in the treatment c.rt a' simple Gonorrlttrai 0 0 ~, ,i,,, ,•,•_'', '‘t-o'entlY hAppens :hat tne szc.% ot I.ile Aostii‘,6,iorr:(4 the indtscretion of :tit unguarded hour. ---11 , 4 cyl,''.; A thmi 5141 Ontipl.strt,S 3re Casjly cured i ; allu , ~l di'' others have failed, I trust Oat I MaY i'°"r'''' radical r-' b y e-e... 1 ;11:tlittetkt. • .‘f 0 _A rostre. of .Few, howewer, are the caies of elm pliasto:ii,akieiodi, this disorder, compared with the catatii.t031,•.,...,,' of , ' 4 , - Men, who, front an indulgence itt...a solit3lY, 'ljot'.! proyaienE gaieties of a fashionable life, tc,l'oLcix oft ' 4 " of Debility, Which is the obavoidable coosegosi., . .' bi ll • PeMitious habits. • ,ry, hts rnis. ~,,,,,t Where the unhappy sufferer broods Oct ~' wi tie o ,',',( carefully conceals his thatMltne, i t Ttl a Y kfaft . OjC°.;l lAi tiOn for him to know,. attPolill ..' t :„ the ~Iti lf ,yo,. doubt or uncertairit't with other Ptaitutr'n-;;,', of 1 4 - 4 ',:ifti of these I)eficieneto b 7 the grAual P!"' If I ll ' g ' er - -0_ f ti,Wit h the acquirement of xiy ' haprerl&P..„l,.,wck ~.„ Or bac chkis or Venus h i i . '7 w began to redo m'o;tpitsrA", much anxiety wilt he prevented by an earlY gi, et! titan of • this .langnid State and in these ;o °l , t ( diffieuitv wili ectnit , ; 1 Pr` i • 104 , 4 t IP Alt vihere this Dell,-;icticy has fott,years eNi,„,,.. t ile i IJ ! PeTsPiepilt..e is indiepenvibly icquiso,' th,7:o,tituO('",'44l Poring S'parks oi I.ol', and So re.arnutarc I'''." !JOAO''. fir M.Filt.Rl li 1) %Ai` OME 14;, , ~." Ito have long ,Pec:orei i r iii. i n their CAVOaali•Nis Of a I , ,mily, ink) ! te iiorgi ,t_4l„,. The s6.ch,t„tecti ,rz iltrabie by li! ittacr.flt". se ,-,;resy ~ ;, ~ , ~ •., . ?..,.11113i to 111,0,Ititt Pffii t o the (00RA:soot, ,',, i , i w.vi! ti,""tinTl;o•••,,,,lth 71:,.! tne,bals4of my prei, lin .ol tic, , .1,& o rst , i, to this intimation is..givet, •,: : ••1,-, iirec.filTil'itil t,,,,ie.J.,,:-Ito ersorally, or by Lett ,i . ~, ~. HA:lg a ;> _,,, Ic;rir .0. ~,,,- in re. , .13,:aro$tr. NU. 29, ATO rite ! 1..4,1', '. .' j ~ 'IV '. : There '4+ an 34-i: , iorlat I,r.tran:.-c , . , I, s r etril . asileining, and the Narw is on both Ow 1..1';'','1,,•.4,. o f jl3- 41 Martin itree r te-nner tit •Ve it,; 3 1 0 i _.........„.„,„,....,„. , ~ 4 S . ...........• 40,....0^. t . .. '" • 14-4treer, G iv; venot,squ, Lt b( gd(imssoi.