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_~ •'~ . ;~ , third person, who le a steartger to him, and whom , be is aleno to trust, the person ser:ap,p*d to, may be eileht, or he may inform the persoo inquiring of the eireentaects, as tar as they come within hie . Dwraknnealedgee but, if he ehuses to give a state. inente and that statettient is not, within lila khowe ledge, agreeable to the truth, he shall be answerable by Adion, in Damages. BO he admitted, (for :otherwise it would be attended with very great inconveniences) that the proof should be extremely Clear 'arid explicit. A person of the name of Creek, whom he had mentioned already, describing: himself to be the Partner of Mr. SinimonLee who lives in Kent, and said they were Dealers in Wooli applied to" the Pleintiff ifor forty packs of wool, of the value of 8761., which he agreed for, and for which he was torpay by abill-at two months. The con. tuft, he admitted, was entered into between Mr.. Crack end the Plaintiff, before any inquiry was made into- the diameter of the party trusted ; but although that was the case, his Lordship would in. forth the Jury, that in point of Law, if a purchaser after sale, but - before delivery, .became incapable of performing his part of a contract, the seller was oat obliged.to . perform his ; for he liala right to-stop the goods or trantim before there was a completion of the contrail on the part of the seller, by the ae. vial delivery of them to the person buying. Mr. Crack stated, that the Defendants were his Bankers, and referred to them for a chary ter for solvency. "Vivo persons of the names of Vincent and Batley wrote to the Defendants on behalf of the Plaititift to kern the charaCier of Messrs. Simmonds and Crack, inclosing the Bill of Extheoge given for the wool. The Defendants returned it, and in aoswer to the Plaintiff's epplication for the eliarac. ter of Simmonds and Crack, *aid ; We beg to observe, that we cannot positively ley that it will he honoured, (alluding to the pill of Exthatige) though * e ha v e no reason to doubt. it. They are very young .men, and have been regular in their transaitions, with us, but we are not in the lea st ac q ua in te d with Cheirproperty." Now, Mr. -Esteems aaide he would state this `case tor. redly, and agreeably to the, faets,: that liis Lord. ship and the Jury might judge whether, on his statement, if he made it our, the aCtion would lie ; for it was a matter of consequence : in trade to have botch a point stifled. If his Lordship should be of opinion that the ation could nor be maintained on the statement of the property of these persons (the Def e ndants having profe,sed their ignorance of that), he understood that he should be able to impeach the regularity of these persons) accounts at their Bankers ; but he said he could not vouch for that. This WO3 the statement of the case, and his lord s hip would say, whether on the 'proof of a ease, up to that statement, this action could be supported ? Lord ELLaNsokotrcir said, that Mr. EitsioNE had done extremely well, not only fur time credit of the character of the Defendants, hut Also for his own Client, in stating the case in the manner he had done ; but he must do a great deal more, end go much further than this statement in order to maintain this attioo. He must bring fates home to the knowledge of every individual in the partner.. Alp of. the Defendants' house before this :teflon could be supported, because this was an .action for A tort, and mio man can be guilty of a tort through the medium of an Agent.. His Lordship added, that he thought nothing could he more cautious end reserved - than the answer which the Defendants made to the plaintiff's tppliteation. , They did not answer for the solvency of these persons, nor for the pay. nient of, their bill when it became due. They stated that they were young beginners, and rather intimated a caution desiring the partiesespplying toy look about for theteseives. With respect to any supposed irregularity in the keeping of the accounts of these persons, that ought `to be made out very clearly, and she irrelarity ought to he great in,. deed before that could affeci the Defendants in such sum action n this, and that they knew 'they were deceiving the 'parry who applied to them by the character 'they gave of these persons. Mre Qeattow: said, he had .only one word to 'add to "What his Lordship lied been pleased to say, Which was, that the Defendant` had raid of these lemons, d , We know nothing at all of their pro. perry." Lord , Feeeersoltounit said, that U any anion would lie for a thing of this sort, it would he possible for one man to open his mouth upon the subjell of the character of another.e—Nonsurt. ASRAUAMS LUMlNGrptkr. Mr. Easxtrit stated, that this was an ACtion on Is Policy of inburante, and the voyage was at and from London to a Port in Nova Scotia, and back .again to Liverpool. After every exertion bad been used to save this Ship, which was lost in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, in extremely dark and foggy weather, - and after the S.ilorshad all signed a Protea s t, that ohe was a stout staunch Ship, anti that the h)sts was entirely owing to the perils of the sea ; some of them had after. wards represented, that she was not found property in Boas, 4c. and that the loss was to be ascribed to that cause. After evidence had been produced to substantiate thisstoternent, Mr. Grans, on the part of the Underwriters, stated, that the reason why they had defended this anion was, that several of the Sailors on board vo. luntarily came, and represented that the ship was not sufficiently found in boats, cables, Am and that the loss was entirely to be ascribed to that cause. Pat having heard the evidence, it was impossible for him to defend it...—Verdid fur the Plaintiff to the amount of his demand. joIiNSION IU. This quv,tion, which is of very great importance to The Commercial World, and on which there has been :t ditierenee of opinion, not only among the most eminent 14,!rehants in the City, but also in the Court of King's Bench, though the majority of their Lordship were in favour of the Under. .rritrrs, is now to come befote the Coort of King's in the shape of a Sp:%,:ial Vetdi&. It re • LL 41, te lates to the mode of eulculatini an average loss, is the case of a Policy oflnsurance. The qoestion is, whether tl:e calculation ought to be made on the relative value of the, gross proceeds of daulaged - and undaffugetl, or oo the net proceeds ? • A Saving of. Nine Shillings Two GAineaa: „ _ )N 1)(),N pruned by CHANAN M•Mit LAN,{at llow•Strver. Cdvent-Garded ii add Published to WiLLIALs AithelClA tic k trra, (of Squib Mbitbb.strect, Gr.}svenor,square); At the S,o1:0711ci, No. 1112, Strand; where ddvertitemests, Order, far the P _alter- Loma, itlr Ili. . •r. _ _ft The Cordial Balm of G ;lead is sold in Bottles, 'price I a-Guinea each; there are also Bottles, price 335. coma fl equal to font Bottles at cos. 6d. by which the Patient. s:.ves ,9s. including also the Duty ; the Staiitp of which bear; itte Proprietor's Name and Address, 41 . Samuel Solomon, Lives -4p01," to mutate which., is felony. . N. B, It is neeecsarst th observe, that the poifigrilif Lettet, whatever, riiti4i be paid. ' The Cordial . Balm of Gilead, Anti-Impetigines and Ab•• stergent Lotion, awl " Cuide to Health," are Sold by Remnaut, Haniburgh ; R. Bach, -Peter..,strett New -York Iclathew,, NO. Strand, Loudon ; and rca Bath, by Ilazaid; Bristcl, Butgin3 Brighton, Gregory; iningliarn, Knott arid Lloyd • Bedford, Smith ; Sirnmons;.Bory St. Ednitettel's,, Dingle ; Cheltenham, *of dun ; Cambridge, liodgsou ; Coventry; Rollasun ; Colches ter,' Kepner ; Cantertittro, Simmons, Carlisot I oll i " Efiteriny s tost; Chelmsford, Clachar ; Chester' Pool and Son; Chichester, l'hillipson ; Cirencester, Smith; Chipponbarn ' -Combs; Dublin, Dugdale, No. 7, EiteliatO . court; Derby, Drewry; Ditrinuit, Peutnington ; Dever* Neaten; Devizes t. Lowr; Dorchester, Virtue • ' Disal,,ROSei 'Dartmouth, Jackson; Editiourgh, Sinith, North Bridge ; I.l.%etef, Trewmati and Son ; Falmouth, E Ilk)) ; G .4 6 * ter, Pitt, Walker • Glasgow, M•Donald; Liverpool, Cass' druggist ; Leeds, ;shuts, Holmes ; Lincoln, Drury ; LYill. Headley - Lekcster, Gregory, Swinfen ; LfWei t Pitt; , tv,_ l4ll- choster, Thompson ; Margat e , ItO we; Maidstone, WAKer; ribordueb, Harold; Newbitry, Pttklnr Mice; N•'w" castle, Walker, Hodgson ; Northampton, Dicey ; Burbage; ..f4forhieb, Stevenson and Co. 4 „, ) %,":,„ 1 7 cues.; pivlowith Dock. Hoxhind ; Portsmouth, ~Jac"7„' ReAdtiig, grnart'aiirl Co. ; Rochester Etheringten ; Sergcnt ; Shrewsbury, iihlowes; Rochester, l'a"" Staifisd, Morgan ; Stamford., Newcomb ; Sunderland, Brd,Y; Salisbury, Collins; Scart)orungh, Hay ley ; Taunton,' roc.' 'Tunbridge Wells. _Sprange ; Wells, Evill; Weymou th, Wood ; Makeney ; and by all tho rep.utablc chic Venders, Booksdlers„ sic. in every pant:4)4.l'oAM iii tigl and, I cobol, Sem lankt, anti Ameriu3, .who will deliver • Pamphlets gratis. with a variety of 4Uttlekitif; Doeua►C t# quoted therau. GALVANISM. Ttit bodk of Forster, who- .c.s`liis executed on Monday last for Murder, was conveyed to a house not far distant, where it was subjeded to the Gal vanic process by Professor ALtirt“, under the in sptdion of Mr. KEAte, Mr. t;tri,f , t/E, and several other Professional Gentlemen. IVI. ALDINI, -who the nephew of the - discoverer of this most in. teitsting science, shewed the eminent and sUperior powers of Galvanism to be far 'beyond any other stimulant nature. On the first application of the process to the face, the jaw of the ,deceased criminal begat) to quiver, and the adjoining muscle, were horribly contorted, .and one eye was adually opened. In the subsequent :part of-the process, the right hand was raied and clenched, ac % the legs and thighs were set in motion. It appeared to the uninformed part of the by. sunders as if the wretched man Wa3 on the eve of being restored to life. This, however, was possible, as several of his friends, who were under the scaffold, had violently, pulled his legs, in• order ro put a more speedy termination to his sufferings. The experiment, in' fad, was' of -a better use and .tendency. Its objed -was to shew the excitability of the human frame, when.,this. animal efedricity is duly applied. In cases of drowning Or suffoca tion, it promises to be of" he utmost use, by re _ viving the aaion of the lungs, and thereby re kindling the expiring spark :of Vitality. In eases of apoplexy, or disorders of the head, It offers also most encouraging' prosperls for the benefit of man. kind. The Professor, we understand, has made, use of Galvanism also in• several cases of insanity, arid with complete success. It is the opinion of the first Medical meq,.,that this discovery, if rightly managed, and duly yrosecuted, cannot fail to be of great, and perhapsqs yet., unforeseen utility. At Stafford Sessions, the whole of htirsday was taken up by an Appeal of Earl FtltitEßS against the Poor's rate of .the _Pariah , of Stowe, wherein the whole of his demesne at Chartley was rated, His Lordship ciaiikied an exemption for up. wards of 1700 acres of. this, which was called i/r.drarerne, and insisted that the part called out efrinwir onlyiwas liable to the rate, the in -demesne having been an ancient park and extra-parochial. -After a variety of Evidence and Counsel were heard on each side, ti k e Bench determined that the part called in-demesne was extra-parochial, and di retied (by consent of both , parties) that the rate should be amended acconlingly. An,answer of Earl FERXERS, to a 13111 in•Chan eery, filed by Mr. FITZGZRALIi, in 1762, was produced on the part of the Respondents, in which his Lordship stated his demesne (generally) to be in the Parish of Stowe, 'and they wi4hed a Case to be granted fiir the opinion of the Cnurt ilf King's Bench, on the question, " Whether this answer was not conclusive evidence against his Lordship that the whole of his demes n e was within- the Parish," but the Magistrates were of opinion . it could not be granted. Parker eta Other; °vino the Po , :r's Rate for Woolstantm—The question was, whether' or not the getting of ironstone came under the descrip tion of . a Mine, and if the Lessees of the Works were not liable to be rated Court thought as no instance of iron-stone being rated was known, they were not justified in saying it was rateable, and directed the rate to be amended accordingly ; but being'a new question, a Case was reserved for the opinion of the Court of - King's Bench. DIED. At Salisbury, John Blake, Esq. late of Essex.stieet. On the rzth of Oaaber, at Colonel': Island, Georgia, Robert Lithsow, r PRICE roCKS. VISTIRDAN. ifAnk Stock 124 India. Stock 2a7 ex. div. Navy i Per Cent , teekik South Sca Stock ( 1 , et cent.l79l, to:ei Excheq. IIiIIS 4s , nit pat. • ilish 5 per Cetit. , Fundable ditto prern. 4 per Cent, Con, Sfili , ' 3ii Exchequer liill s di s . 3 per Cent. Red. 7: - tiii Dinnium 40 3•141 , Cent, Con. 7eiMi 70' Inver. 3 per Cent. 691 ial tgi Ditto Scrip . CU. Ditto Ann. 14 liank L.' Ann. I think for opening Ohio Short Ann. India for Ace. Ditto Scrip . Cons. for Feb. 7tii/1 COUIZSE OP E TO-IDLY# J XCIMNGE. 4s. 21. Amsterdam 36 z us. Madrid --- in paper Dittn, at sight 35 8 Ditto -35 i elthetve Rotterdam - 36 r 2 Ll 3. Leghorn - ~. - .. s o thinburgh - 34 3 li u!,, Nallieti . " "' . 44 Al tone - - 34 4 24 us. Genoa - - . . 4 , 6 Paris rdarsda. 24 S Venice - - - p Paris 2 nsance 24 tat Livres Lisbon • . - - 671 Bounteaux, do. 24 i$ Oporto - - - 68 Cadiz • - - —in paper Dnblin .'. . . az i Ditto • ... 35 ettedtve i Bata - - - 3si DISORDERS that proceed either from an impure *tate of the Blood, or .a relaxed state of the Nerves, having, in innumerable instances, subsided by a came of SPI LSBURY's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, too much cannot be said lit praise of that invaluable preparation. This unparalleled success, in the most. complicated cases, has established its celebrity throughout the UIIiVCCSC; indeed, whore is it possible to obtain such a Restorer of the Con stitution and :rifallible Cure of the Scurvy, Cant, Mien matism, 'Evil, Leprosy, and a variety of other Complaints, too generally incident. to human nature ? These Drops are sold in bottles - of ss, 6d. res. and il. as. each, with a black stamp affixed to each bottle, by the fol lowing Vetxlers- in London :—F . Ncwber', No, 45, St. l'aul's ; Di c ey and Sutton, Bow Churchyard; E. New ry, corner of St. Pant's; Ching, and lifitler, Cheapside ; Wray, Birchin-lane; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Evans and Co, Long.lane ; Barclay, Fleet-market; Bacon, Oxtiard street Ward,l Whom Bayley, Cockspur-street; S win:l;7, Pall. Mall', Walsh aeat Cockel, Strand ; Brent:and, No. to, Rishopsgste.street; Clark, No. 269, and B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, Southwark ; and at • the DisfumsAry, No. ;5, Solto.squarc. SAL ef TIOUNDS HUNTE/k1: TO BE it)141) SY AUCTION, en. TUESDAY, the e c sth instant, in St. Anil's—Square, Manchester, between the bouts of l ieven ,aari. Two o' Clock, A WELL-BRED Pack of HARRIERS, ~attii a ruiniber of Whelps,Art two Lots, Two or three HUNTERS, A BLOOD MARE, 6 yeats old, .out of Bab, got by Sir Peter, in foal by,Mr. Teazle. :\ FILLY, 3 years old, out f the above niare,, by Olin now in training with 1\ Ir. George Searle, neir Mal ton, York • A FILLY, 3 yems 041, by and a stout bi ., ,wn GEL D.. I NO, 3 years old, by ---. Also, a fashiOrtable.CHA ISE, iu good order. N. 13. The above were the prolitrty ofa Gentleman lately deceased. For further, particular ? • 'apply. to Joshua Coleby, Pen nington, near Leigh. nicatiLE EstA-rc In the COUNTY of BRECON. Te.he.SOLD.by PRIVATE CONTRACT.: rrHE'very . lmOrOlieilW ESTATE . 01 YSTRAD FAWR,: situate in the VALE of TA WE, imthe'Pa rish of YST RA DG UNLAIS, diVided into different Farms, containing together.upwards of ,Three Hundred'and SiXty , Four. Acre, .now in the Occupation of Mr. LleWellyn Jef freys, under a Lease for -- a Term of which Three Years will be unexpired at Lady- Day,tlext, at the'cieat Yearly Rent of One Hunated and E ty-two 'Pounds. ThiS Estate has Coat and Ironstone under it, proved, lying near the surface, and works may be carried on to great ad vantage, on account of the cOntwiity to the Swansea Canal, which,passes close to the Estate.. tis bound in part by the' river T awc, and part of it rnay"be watered KYE that river. It has also a very extensive Depasturage on the neighbouring hills. • The Mansion and Farm Houses are in good tenantable. re pair; distant front Neath 8 miles , S W4tt:ie3 IS, and iirecvn tallesi. to which place there is a Tumpike Road . : • N. 8., Five Shares in the.Swanse“.:anai to be disposed of. The Tenant, Mr. Jeffreys, wilt shew the Estate ; anti far further particulars inquire at Mr. Griffiths's, Chapel Stairs, Lincoln's ton, London ; or at the ()like of Messrs. Pember ton and Coupland, in Shrewsbury, where a flan vi the Estate may he seen. WHEN Pzofosionat Men. of Education and V Responsibility deviate fro m th e generai System by the sele,etion nt a tile best Criteiio2l Eight years have I devoted my .prazlice to the 'exclusive treatment of Thrce Disorders, and the succershil result at my, plan giyea rue additional ardor to oppose as tar as I am . able, the ravages got' those Complaints which are the most important in the Catalogue of /Inman Intiiinitks, After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, formed a wish at an early. period of Pradice to rescue in dividuals from the ignorance o 1 uneducated men, -or the equally dangerous red pliancy of general Practitifiorts.. '('lie Three Disorders, to the Cure of winch I have de. .voted my attention, coniprise every species.' of V ENE. REAL IN I. F.C.Tit)N, whether. :of a recent or lgtig du. ration: telly, All kinds.: of whether arising from the habits. of schoolboys, or she i:,idulg.entes, of mature , ages Avid, lastly, :taw *fermi:mem of the system in wo. 111.11 which is called BA It It EN :4 ENS, Y. Numerous Moses are the result of i6Orance, or haste in the .treAtutent?t . a simple,(jonorrhtra j anti it not on : frequently happen s th4t the seeds of Liie, are poiSoned by thew indiscretion of unguarded hour. —ley a superior me. thud such Comphttnts are easily cured; and, even where otiters':have' failed, I trust that 1 • may presume to oiler a radical re-establishment. • Few, however, are the case s of complicated distress in this disorder, compared with the, CabalMOUS situations of • Mtn, who, frQm an indulgence ,in a solitary vi ce , or th e • prevalent gaieties Of a fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. , Where the unhappysufrerer 'broods over his misery, but carefully wheals ilia misfortune, ' it may be some conso lation fur him to know, that although it be an objea of doubt or uncertainty with other Practitioners, the removal of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of itenova. lion, is the acquirement of my "Experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Yenua have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be ineveintA by an early Counterac tion at this languid State ; and in these cases, no great difficulty will occur. Ilut where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper perseverance is indispensably requisite to revive the slum • Wring Sparks of Lite, and to re..animate the Constitution. MA Halt: l=) WOMEN, Who have long been disappointed in their expettations of. a, Family, may be assured, that in most instances, such (Ideas are curable by Medical skill. 'the -secrecy which so CW4ttiai to my undertaking, and the qualifications which 1 have presumed to state ' form the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with such this intimation' is given, that Mr. lime may be consulted:' .personally 'by Letters (enclosing a small Note), at his house, No. 29, Arundel.strect, Strand, near 'Temple Bar. Pir There is an additional Entrance in Water-street, adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. Mr_ tree. Member at the Rove' cJol lege of 5 urgeow. -:ro THOMAS TA YLOR, 'Esq. No, o, New liridgo-Street, 'London. Honini red Sir, Edinburgh, March 12, xBot. T 11. KG !cave to inform yott, that ever si nce the. A • y ear 1790, I liftVe been the Lies Vcrie re.ai which, Piaui its obstinately r; , ,' ••1 r course of Medicine prescribed by the, the Faculty nets, and undergoing several .• of salivation,, and t wicc dischatAed from the 'it!) little would appear to be,of the mat I,,,,,ncrate ritiire. In the spring ot last year my disorder hart got, to SUCI, a head, nearly to put a period to iity existence--. 1 had a larT,c Alter on the crown of my - head,, one on: each arm, :old le},J were broke out in a frightful manner ; tny fi ; 2,lit was dread fully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration fur the last seven years my left had alSOl'itwo large no.les on it, was very much ikcolourett, and gave me such e%crutiat. , ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, .as utarly to dz prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was, re,lorn. mended by Mr. j. Thom (whin tei;ivecl - so great a cure by them here?, to take your I.,eake's . Patent Pills, which I began to do on the'24th Qt . May ; iii the coarse of a fOrtniqlit, I beg:in to re...eive benefit in hinge move than a month, the ulcers on my heid and arms were 'soundly itedled--.sails attar, the sore on my legs healed also; leaving, however, consiiterable diseolnuration in th e . skin, and pain in the brine of the left, which, by the 'lies_ ling of God, and a little longer perseverance in your inva suable Medicine, Subsided ; the nodes dispersiii rs , the skin regaining its natural hue, and the n o ct urna l pa in s gra d ually gning all. I thus became, by your liberal advice arid Ni-.. ilicine, perreetly free front all• my former complaints-- have recovered my former ,spirits and strength, and 4jl) he. come jolly and tat, in which state :having continued many' months to the aitOltiAllt3lt of all who knew me, I tiOl at Tox in vottarterrns• to express my gratitude, but beg you, f. tin the good of other ,uttering mortals, to make this ii i case a$ public as possible,,as I shall .on every oceasion ; in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir; your grateful, obedient, very lium;:le servant, ALEX. MURICF.I2.. Swan's close, 11441#-street, Fdirtbur lt.: kV itwsso.to tne above c : 1014 N THO;MPSoNi No. 3, New Poultry Market; and I o Hsi M,+ To s 't) Assernbi y- lose,- Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, T out At T Loa, Member of 'the Royal - College of Sur geons, st his kiouse, No. 9, Niw lindge.streer; London ; where, atter a constant residence nt inure than thii.ty-six years, in a practice particulariy direeted to the cure of Venereal Compi:olttb arid titoSe ink.attetitttl to the P2rtibt Generition, with' that inviolable secrecy which men ot itis prote-loWn. should a.: ways observe in such ca4es, .he flatters himself, the adVICI: and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Mt , dititte, vvill be esteemed, .by a discerning Public, as an advantage sal. dam attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appointment, tot the convenience of those living at a distance, at the' P4.4lmii4;es, No. , St,- A.lhan's.strcet, Pall-Mali ; the 'I oystiop, No. • 13,3,'. Ox.. ford-4frPcl; Mr. Disburough's, NO. 7, Fish-street-hill ; Mi. Steel's, Bookseller, No.': Union-row, Little TAveer.. hill • Mr. Baxter's, Sotith,briiige, Edinburgh '; mr.. 111 ac» dontAct, Glasgo w ; Mr. Dublin ; and by one persim in every considerable town in Great Lritain and Ire. land, in Boxes pi only 2S. 9(i. each, sealed up <slilt full. and plain diredlions, whereby persons or either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and saiety. N. 13. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with, a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Cotnthithifoiters it printed; at the Stamp.olliec—" 'I% Taylor, No. 9, New Ilficigc-Olfvet." imitate which is Felony, and all °awn are Counterr4itti. • thSviDitOs; zteNubi43r 3, . - By Bell and Bradf;:te, ii.diaabtagit ; and sold by G. Lonaon,`!'lace large Volur..es 94tavl, Varetift kAgraved I:iy R. Scott, tiotn 2. ' 104-11 , 111 tort by , Pr,Cd- 'J. 4 1 6 , Lt. in 40anis r F ssAys onthe POWERS of tile By 11-10. U.l). P. R. S. Edin. 1' r.)fea'sor Of - Mei:it Philosophy in the University of - Glasgow. To ,which is prefixed, An Account of the Life and Writings of the Author, by. )u d• 'S terrat, F. R Echo Li cad. at 'dial:rent Meetings Royal Society of Edinburgh.' of 11,11 and Bradtute: and G: and I. Robinson, may , alsti be had, Dr. Reid's Inquiry into the Human Mind, on tht . Princi; - Ple:i (.1 coqinion Sense, fifth edition, in I vol. 8v0.,85. . The Wowing Case was sent by Mr. BAXTER, Italian Warehouse, South Bridge, Edinburgh, to-Di% Bkonust,' atteSted b) the'etdebrated Dr. ALEX 4 'trine C RiYl.t. DEAR SIR, ABOUT six years ago I was afiliaed with ex. cruviating Pains in my Legs, which • continued for twelve months, about which tithe they began, to swell greatly, and at *last broke' ont in very offensive Ulcers, from the Ancle to the Knee, and continueu in this manner for two years, all which time I waS'eonliiied to the I louse, being un able to walk, and my hearth .much impaired ; having tried, every thing that could be thought of for Cure, without ef ke. I was advised by a Friend of mine to try your: Botanical' Syrup, and upon taking the first Bottle I found my health' hecaute better, anti the Ulcers to haye a better appearance, which emouraged me to persevere with your Syrup, until 1 had 'taken six Bottles more ' during which tithe my health' 'still.bet;athe better, and the Ulcers healed, and I am in a good a state of health as 1 have been In for these ten years' past, and thy Legs are entirely well, anti have continued s 0 for these two years past. • ":‘, . I mil, - Sir; your obliged humble Servant, , Aug. a 4, iBoi. t GEOR.Gk, STULL. The above Fads are attested by, , ALIL* 4 I.NDE it CA IVL YLE, MIIILSit:I 01 ILIVVICSky in the nl.4lt r . bouthood ut Eninbhrgh: CAkLYLC ,Elder. Citc)l44;;; ST} w;KT, — Lider, FREN6ki REPUIILIC. Ig.Foirreroy, the: , l‘lin4ter, and tinst C'-'hernist in- Ein'npeAt has givin Dr. liodurn a Cell . ..tit:ate the excellence a thc above Medicine ; Which . Certifieare has received the titre of Mr. Merry, the )3ritish Minister resident itt frince. The Botanical Syrup arid Restorative Nervous Cordial, to tie had at the Doe...tor's Hops; No. 9, Albion -street, near the I.everian of Blacktriars Bridge, in Bot tles At it. es. IS. , _•• aril 6s. (Duty included); jebOuit "and late B-Pcon No. iso, Oxford. street, opposite Bond street; Goldin", Cotoniili Ward, NO. 324; flol limn 4 Wi that 'late Co..ite 11' s) Medicine Warehouse, No. 22 4. Strand, ,Temple Bar; Ruyal Exchange Perfumer to Ills Majesty, No. 4t, Pall.lMall ; li. Newbery- Corner of St. Paul's Church-vard ; Bolton's ' Royal EX.. change; Ching irui 'Butler, No 4, Cheapside ; Burgeolir Arnick and Sun, No. 32, Ilitymarket ; Shaw's Medicine Warebiuse, Hig!i-streer, 13orough, opposite the Southwark Bank; Mr. Pidding's, No, ;5, Oxford-street, opposite the Pantheon; Forbes, Druggist, No. 32, Black.man-streset, Be tough ; and Dicey, Bow.tane. Aln by all Printers, Booksellers, and Venders/of Mediane in the thsce Kingdoms. ' - • Brodu tit's Guide to Old Age; or Advice to hoth : f ears, IV obt:On a. tadical and permanent Cure ►or thosesecret ties °Matt= whic:ti'ilelicacy often forbids toalisclose even su their teLitiVe; wit h a Treatise: In Female Diselisr s , Ner vou4. HypotAlondriac, rind Constimptive Compigints: —To whit' ll is qsf,i,;e4, A4ViLt: to 134th and tint-vveli U.:titers, ;t it particularly recommended to Seataring Men. A vis. Battle contains % 4voat to e small ones. •• Letteri stating, Patients Cases, v.ith the I)oe:tur's usual. Pee ofa t:;.ttinta, will b strictly attendcd to: It will be necessary the Doctor should see such Patients +' are atfli6ted . with Deafness or Loss of Sight, or send the Cases, by Letter or Parcel, to the Doctor (Post or q. 4 1 .0.0 paid) with his usnalFce. 'll) . e Medleinss may be had every Day. rr fiE Inhabitants of this city are • respetti vely informed, that Mr. Mothews has just recto; Yaw valifitite Supply of the celebrate:l , CM( DIA L BALM , r 1 GIL. FAD, for 1 , ervous Disorders, Weaknesses peculiar to Females, Hysterical . 11,tibtlions, and Lownote,..l Spirits, Loss of Appetite and indigestion, and Consump tive Complaints in general, &c. 1t is toe absolute re medy, tbr such Disoases as . are attended woo 111.1 symptoms ; namely, a great :itraitnc..s u: %vim difficulty of breathing ; violent, palill , ations or tow heart,' sudden. riaslics heat in vat - firth, parts of tne body ;ut Other times a sense of cold, as if Water was poured on tiieiii 4 q ing pains in the arms atul limbs, . and nelly, re.eimbhog those occasioned by the Gravel ; tihe •pulse very variaoler soinetinies ilitt'ommonly slow, at ..othe; v.vrY (1 11 "1. yawning, ihe hiccough, f requent s i g hi ng, and a sense , sullocation,.as - trootu ball. or Juin plih thc tbr. at; : tits of cr)ing and convulsive laugning;, t r .r sieep and seldom refreshing, snit • the" Patient often troibied with ilurfiLt drvams• -- has Le'n said, intelested 1 against Nietlicine3 that are. ative l wen iv , t there is'l , very important otv,:ervation to Coli4j," /11tri of Gilead, that tii,le• 61)t,nticm be 4tritle, satc .j r and,efficacio3, it could no: have ris e n to unexarnOt:" repine ami ULilver alt ,!emand it 1116 aC'...0.61;.:11; tt r, ;IS It NO rarely the ,;ra f t advantage of a pertniksive. -advocate At the eitr ..00), but his (movid,,,n oriti; ;by its sait:try etti;cis, can - inditoe,hirn tcrpelsevere, , intd , fe , reasomible p , :iscreranee cer:; ,. iiy most requisite to eliatde even thc. happiest cornbiritttiOn of ehymical,i anti gatenicalsia roar i)ut Chronic Diseases, and, restore the Valetudiattriait ikalt h. . • As Dr. Solomon's pradice is now bees r' so and eX tensi ve, And .;oth.tant erigaiteincats portion of his tilne and attendanca, tee 'stilted, .the:bsuat conipliment of a athi—. ; b . , titton Cases, or Letters or Advice, and unaccuini);.(a. , ,,:d th an •Oider for N.l.hlicine and . P.enrittance„ 11, , i t, leisure, are, required to lose only I . Snell Letters should, tOr safety, be thus .-" ' AlUaey lAft" ter, Dr. Solomon, Solornores-pl,::, 3 1110%50...tit [tot, Li verpool ; paid double po;-,rali,,e." Letters may be, ordered to he atlitiessed tar X. Z. or A. B. at the Post -011.1 o; tW c3ll - tor.