The Sun. — London, England, 1803-05-07 00:00:00

THE FORGERY. r EVERY kind of exertion is used for the deteCtion If the Forgery and Fraud committed on Thursday morning upon the LORD MAYOR. We state the knowing particulars from the best information. . On Wednesday night a person took a post-chaise in the City, and drove to Dartford. kie then went (6 all the Inns, _mailing inquiry if SciiAw the Messenger had passed through. Upon learning that be had not, he took a chaise for Rochester. Two Miles on this side of that place, he met the I\4;in-coach, and, stopiling it, inquired if Mr. ScuAw the Messenger was inside. He was an. sweted . in the 'negative, but told that a Foreign Messetzer was in the coach. It drove cm and he turned his chaise and followed it to Dartford. The, -.person here entered into conversation with ibis Messenger, a Neapolitan o'me, and told him that he would ge,t much sooner fn. town by accompa.ving him in his chaise• than in' the MaiL.coach. The Messenger, •suspeding nothing, accepted his offer, and they came to town rowdier ; They dove to Lord HAWKRsDURY's 011 ice, in Downing -street, where the Messenger• left his dispatch, and they, proceeded on to the Whitehorse Cellar, in Picca, dilly, where they breakfasted. Between seven and eight o'clock, 'the. person asked the., Messenger,, who, from .having been 'here very often, was per. leetly well acquainted. with the town, to leave a • letter •at: the Mansion: house:. This. he agreed to do, and the letter which the LORD MAYOR re_ ceived,was given to him. He took it to the Man sion -house, and left it with a servant; and did not afterwards see the person who had committed it to his care. As this man was seen by so many people, his person can be readily identified; and as a de. scription of it will probably he published, we enter. tain - a sanguine Wee that some .discovery will be made of the persons concerned in so atrocious an ‘' attempt to plundir the Public. _ The Bank Broker .who on Thursday had pur. chased 49,0001. Reduced Stock at 69 . i. toward s li. quidating the ,National Debt, informed the Stock Exchange, that the Governor and Deputy Gover. nor orate Bank had determined not to pay more for the Stock than the price on which reduced Stock was the day before, which was .64., reserving to themselves the difference, ,but they would give a final answer on the subjea as yesterday at eleven o'clock. The Governor and Deputy-Governor of the Bank waited on M E . ADDINCTON, who is the Chief Cam. missioner for puchasing Stock for the Reduetion of the National Debt, and stated to' him the fraud that bad been' kadised. The answer was •accordingly given, and they wide good their Broker's eng:igement, by taking Stock :to the amount of 49,0001. at 69k. On Thursday night the Geritlernen of the Stock Exchange agreed to the following Resolutions I. That alt bargains made on Thursday sth of May, of every kind whatsoever, whether for money or time, be considered as ill‘ll and void. 11. That every Member of the Stack Exchange be obliged on or before four o'clock this clay. to prepare and deliver in to the Seletit Committee. to be hereafter named, a copy or statement of alt and every bargain by him trail:meted on the 4th aria stb of may, .180 3 . I . That in the event of the Comniklee calling on any lkiernber for his books, of the names of his principals, after such statement shall have been left, the Members aforesaid shall be obliged to produce and avow the same, but not other wise. TV. That Messrs. jonui3Arrys, DAVIP RICA/1110, THOMAS fish, TilogAs iti-,8,r it r ,, JOHN ('TEL, \ '-11.41A n 1 SPEPtiLItD, WILLIAM GZEICIt, WILLIAM STFIR, C. H. HANCOCK, . JAMES, SrilkS, lAM).6 KItItNAN, 1 ) 167E1L TiM.II.ILMAR, VILL.IAM MORGAN, and ROSKIIT I'ODMQRt. " DAVID WALTIRS, be appointedio form and constitute the Committee aforesaid, and that the said Committee do a6t by-virtue of this resolu thin, with the firm endeavour of tracing out the party or par ties com:erned in this abominable attempt at fraud. V. That an immediatavSubscription he entered into by the Members of this !louse, to be left entirely at the disposal of the Corninittee.- Soon after these Resolutions were agreed to, in. telligence reached the Committee, that several per. sons had expressed their' determination not to corn. ply with tbe objects of them, and the following was entered into : Resolved—That, as it appears to the Committee aforesaid, that,many Persons have neglected to conform to . Resolution the ad,; they hereby give notice, That. unless those Gentle men, who Ivive" this day failed to deposit their statement of Account:, do leaVe the same in the Committee-W.lom, on or heforc two o'clock to- Morrow, a List of their Names will lie published in. this room by ten o'clock o►n Saturday follow. ing. Ely Order of the Committee, C; H. HANCOCK, Treasurer. N. u. It is requested of those Gentlemen • who did not transact any husiness on the days above-mentioned, that they will avow,the.same by letter to the Committee, ou or before the time. stated. After much consideration the Committee thought proper to change their , intention of offering a re. ward for the discovery of the Authors of the fabri. Cation. About three o'clock on Thursday the following Bill was stuck up in every conspicuous part of the City PRICE, MAYOR. " FIVE HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD Will be given to the Person or Persons who shall give such informa tion as,May be the means ot detecling and bringing to justice and due punishment the Author and Publisher of false news concerning the AlLtira of this Kingdom; contained in a forged and counterfeited Letter sent this morning to his lorship, at the 11:lanskin House, purporting to beg Letter from Lord Hnwl:7:sutJßY to the Loan ft,l Avo a., acquainting him there in, that the Negotiation between this country and the French Republic is Won& to an amicable conclusion, " By Orderof his Lein - Ishii>, 66 W. I..`NEWMAN." Afamilan Houle, .ThitrapP, May s, 1803." *.! A cause:Of some importance to the Oyster Fish. eries was determined at' the East Kent (Netter Sessions, on Friday se'nnight. The Parish Officers of Whitstable had made,an assessment upon the In. corporated Company of Free Dredgers, of that place, of their oyster-grounds there (but situat e d two miles. out •at sea), which the Company refused to accede to ; and on an appeal from them against the assessment, the Court ordered the asse ssment to bt amended, the proof being insufficient to is.' certain the grounds to be' within the limits of the Par4h. LAW PEPORf. CUILDUALL, LONDON, Mau. tr. SITTINGS StiORE LORD ELLENIM:LOUCiI, AND A SiEtiAL JURY OF MERCII.,;.N rs. HUMBLE V. HAMILTON. Mr. WOOD opened the Pleadings in this case ; from which it appeared, that ~this was an - Mlion on a Policy - of Insurance on Freight, at and from Ben. gal to London, or 'the port of her discharge. Mr. ERMINE observed, that this was an A4ion brought by the Plaintiff, 'who is the Owner of the ship called the Iris, which was an extra ship, and which he bad chartered to Mr. Charnork, who had chartered her with other ships to the East In. dia Company. By a provision respetling the East India Company'sJegular ships, if any goods arc -deteriorated by sea ;damage, which have been delivered' out of any - ship to the Company, the OWner did not receive his' whole freight, but was liable to have a deduttion to the amount of 30001. The general Law of the Land as to Freight was this :-:-Where a Merchant chartered a ship, he under. took. to cart); the' goods over the sea, and if he Atli , vered the goods, though deteriorated:by the perils of the sea, he was still entitled to his freight, because the owner of the goods received theM, and it was in his:power, by having effetied a policy of insurance, to have recovered an average loss from- the Under writers. There was no way by which a freighter mold deliver himself from the paythent of freight, but by delivering up the calk° to the owner. of the vessel. But if the freighter took his goodi, the owner was entitled fa full freight.. But in this case the party .was not entitled to full freight, if he delivered his goods, though without any fault of his, deterio. rated by the perils of the sea. But the charters of the East:lndia - Company were so veiledly well known to all persons trading to the East-Indies, and to Underwriters insuring any of their Ships,, that it had been decided at Guildhall, that a private Under. writer, who underwrote an East.lndia Ship, at and from London to Bengal, and back again, was upon the.ship throughout the whole course, of the inter. mediate voyages she performed in India, before she returned to this Country. He remembered where it had been so decided on such a Policy. If a man, un. derwrote from London to Bengal, and from, Bengal back to LondOn, the ship arrives at Bengal, and before she returns to Europe, goes to Madras, and from , Madras to Bombay, through a must exten. sive and perilous navigation ; yet the Under. writer was•not to say, though it was in. the power of the Company, in consequence of their Charter party, to send this ship to all these places, the Un. derwriter was not permitted to' say, I am not_ i n this policy—this is altogether a deviation, 'Though the Company had a right to subjea you to go these intermediate voyages, yet there was no notice to me in the Policy of ariy thing of that sort. 'vow, sa id Mr. Erskine,' let us apply this reasoning to the present case. - This Vessel, called the frir, in her voyage from India to Europe, was stru ck with lightning ; she underwent -great and ,violent perils of the sea ; she was exposed to several gales ; she opened in various parts; she afterwards had a se. vere conflict with a storm; and, from what she suffered, her Lord ELLENBOROUGH interposing—this case must be governed by the general Law of the Land. The Policy does not refer to any special cootraa entered into between the parties.. I will not look out of the Policy. The freight is due, if the goods arrive in substance, however deteriorated. Mr. GIBBS, on the same side with Mr, Erskine, insisted on the authority of the case that had been alluded to by his Learned Friend, that the Plaintiff was entitled to recover. Lord tLLENBOROUGH. " These cases have been carried far enough. This is a mere question of Law, as it is stated, If you wish to move I shall be very glad. The question is, whether Freight is to reter•to a Special Comm% entered into between Parties—between the Owner and the East India Company, of which the Urider.writers have no no tice, or whether it means Freight according to the Common Law of the Land ?" Plaintiff nonauited. tunes 1 • so th.tt the Genthanen of thelury found a vertl4 for the Plaintiff, for such a sum as Mr. Han_ key should report to be due. The nightly overflowing Houses at die Royal Citcus, stamp that place of amusement as the refined depository for rational entertainment. The . House was extremely crowded last night, and never did an Audience so heartily express - their approbation ; for the whole was one continued scene of applause. BARROW `L►. FISHBURNE. Mr..GatßoW stated, that, this case lay in as narrow a compass as, any that.could be presented to the consideration of a Special Jury of Merchants at Guildhall. The Plaintiff was a respeaable Mer. c'tant residing at Hamburgh, and the Defendants, Messrs. Fishburne and Btoderie, were owners of the ship Mentor, and lived - at Whitby. This astion was brought to recover 3501. under the following ciecum. stances: The Plaintiff was employed at Hamburgh by the Defendants to remit the freight of their ships which arrived there. This action arose. out of the Bankruptcy of a Mr. Delaval, who had been a ship. broker at Hamburgh,. and who' had been employed., by the Defendants to collet the freight of their ships, to deliver it to the Plaintiff, - who had, a com mission of one per Cent. fin remitting kip this Country to the Defendants. By the law t>f :Ham_ burgh, the Broker who colleCted the freight, could not remit it 'to this Country ; ,and therefore ,the Defendants had, for that purpose, been obliged to employ the Plaintiff. The Plaintiff had remitted to the Defendants this 3501. before he had received it from Dela Val, and as this Broker became Insolivent soon afteri. he never received it. The Defendants' thought the Plaintiff ought to look to. the broker fur payment, and not to t h em . It was' also suggested, that if the Plaintiff had used more diligence,- he • might have procured this money before the failure of Delaval; but it ap peared that the Plaintiff had used the greatest genre, and that if every .man had been equally ac - :' tive for his employers, the Broker must have been a Bankrupt long before. • A correspondence between these parties was read, after which the Noble and Learne r Judge, and the Gentlemen of the. Jury, had no doubt the Plain., tiff was entitled to recover. But as there was some doubt whether he was entitled to recover some port duties, which were one item of his demand, it: was referred to Mr..Hankey, one of. the Gentlemen of the Jury, to ascertain the cxa& quantum bf the da. ( o f BOW MStreeir Covent•;Carderl) ; 10:4 DO N: Piintoct by BUCHANAN WM I 1.1. AN, amt Ptiblizsilett by W: qr.% A R\ll Scalers, (of SouttiMol At the SvN-OFFic F., No, 112, Sa w a ; w here ildvellitimeatt, Orders for the Paper, Letters f6r the Editor, ice, (frou-prtid), OFFICE, for the SALE of tSTATES, PROPERTY of every DESCRiPTILM, At No , 34 PALL-MAIL By Mr. JEFFERY& A T the above OFFICE every rissible att .4 !Ptio n .LA. is given by Mr. I EFFERYS, - p proirre the inte reit of his Employers, and upon a inoderate cisarge - tor t;4nun,s. sion. jewels and Plate to any amount immediately .tiisroSed in consequence of the frequent Viet; tO MN jefferys to make . such puraascs. TO BE SOLD, In the mast beautiful part of the County of Monmouth; ASMALL FREEHOLD ESTATE, uppti, which is an• Elegant newly-ereaed VILLA,' suited* a Small Family. (1411 • Particularkmay he had of Mr. 'etre:7 3 s, No. 4: a - or ofMr. Price. Newport, Monmouthshire. - •• • - BERKS. tO BE LET, At the distance of Twenty-four Miles from London, rd N Elegant and Commodious VILLA, well l Furnished with Gardens and Paddocks of untlY Acres, surrounded by beautiful Walks and Shrubberies. Particulars may be had of Mr.. jetkrys, No. 34, Nil Mall. TWICKENHAM. To be LET on LEASE, or SOLD, CCONVENIENT FAMILY HOUSE, with Offices and Garden. Particulars may be had of W. jelferys, No. 34, Pall-Mall. _ INFORMATION GIVEN. AS within these three Months se veral PerUIPI", 1. have found considerable benefit, and personally ha expressed their thanks to the Proprietors. of SPilsbu t " Antiscorbutic Drops, for the return of health they luve re• ceived .by taking their Medicine, and as others have be!' inquiring fora runedy to counteract that erupron which. so many cases has followed the Influenza, it is .hc'ir pealt satisladion in thus having it in their power to ronpve the" anxieties so satisfactoril y on this head. Those who are It '! . jest to annual returns of Scorbutical Complai nts at tin s season, experience has taught them' the value of such r Medicine, they have not now to learn i t s efficacy or its►c . ; putation, standing,- as it does, _ unequ alled in the anna4ip° or Medicine, whether administered in Scurvy, or apPl 4orach (.• alleviate the suffering of 'Gout, Rheumatism & nionioils eruptions 'tneaking Out DU the surface of the skin. ' To THOMAS .T.,AYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London. Honoured sir, • ' Edinburgh, March IF, iFot, T BFG leave to informvon, tlifir eve; sole!! the 1. year t 790, I have been attained with the. Lues Venei rca; which; (tom its.. obstinately resisting .evrrY curse 0 Medicine prem. tined by ,the most eminent. of the FacultY n.re, and undergoing several -severe-Course; of salivation.. and twice discharged from the Hospital,' ,with little Oar • would appear to be,of . the most - inveterate nature. • Ili t h• • spring of lust .year my disotila KA . got to such a head, al nearly to put a period .. to my existence-1. had a WO. 0! 4 , 4 1 on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and It" 14- were broke out in a frightful manner ; My right .was &esti .folly painful, and hail been in a State of uleeration for tits last seven yeara; my left had also two large nodes °nit. was very touch discoloured, aod. gave me sucti exeriit,i,t . ing pain, partieulaily ;when .warin in bed, as nearly' nt d e " prive me of rest ; m' this lamentable state, I was acon. mended by - Mr. .I, Thompsoti,. (who reCeived sc) writ 1 cure by them here;, to take your Leake's Patent Pil:'• which I I'vq - '. 'to no on ttw 26th of May ; in tI4 tors of a fortnight, I hewn to ceteris benefit---w little more than . a .month, the ul‘ers on my . head and atilis wt: i 'soundly healedoon after, the sores on my lees hea l also; leaving," however, considerable diserdoirai i o n in . titi skin, and pain its the bone of th e lett, which, by thel.3lo ling or Cod . ; and a little longer perseveraoce in your O i l: suable-Nledicine, subsided ; the nodes ilispersinm the se„ 1 " regaining its . natural hue, and the nocturn al p ains gradua l . tgoing off I thus became, by' yOur libe ral advice and N! icine, perfedtly free 'from all 'my former complaiiiiit?: have recovered my former spirits and strength, and al "`.. come jolly and fat, in which state havingcontinued many i nat months to the astonishment •of All who knew me, . a ‘ , 1 04 , a loss in what terms to exprez my gratitude., _ but ,liffiu-a.,); tbr the good of other suffering mortals, to Mak e ;„ - ., - :ion 1 case as public as vosiihle, as I shall on see( ° ';.,, c fal , in so doing, you will greatly - oblige, Sir, You r ki.,Elli. obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MU -- Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. I , Vitnesses to the above. Cure : Tom/ Tat . ostr sou, No. 3. New Poultry' M a rket; and ,our; tvl'lrrosii, Old Asseinbly.Close, Edinburgh. ' Prepated curd Sold toy the sole P ro prietor , t s a f 'room A S TAYLOR, Member of the Koyal College o Lottog; geons, at his House, O. 9, New liritige;in •-••ct, thirtY.p where, alter a constant residence of more thaii rc,of years, in a practice patticularly . directed to the mein al Venereal Complaints and those incidental to t", 'in,•o et Generation, with that inviolable secroey whit : " —.; lie ook to se iw i m ier o , ns taking . this' M udicinci ra ' :O gl ' his profession should , always observe in such .ca',':;,'„,iy ..plr e a s lni t s ee te m n e i ed i sc , it - by a discerning flatters himself, the advice and assurance re. goo:: j; be dom attainable and void of all ambiguity. . . tlc e of - Also sold, by his appointment, tut 'the conven lC ' et. those livin at a diatance, at the....Perfittner's, N" . 3 , 5 ' i'ls-: . Albans-street, Pali-hlall'; .the Toysheipt %`;f' , ~`..:' bill; lord-streei ; Mr. Disborottih% No. 7, Fish -,,,.''''',r,„.,;(- • l'ublic, aa an ittivan.--t.. hile; hir. Baxter's, Sotit N lt- ° b . r l it i lge lj , !li E ut i l l - in n ru .: g ll;iiitt''l l t: h: i.'4'-; df ) tuld; Glasgow ; Nlr. 'Callweirs, Dublin; a."" I ' l':e , Person in every considerable town in Great lirirall "" 4 : bra c t [slut, in Boxes Of only Is: 9d. -each, sealed up `vi t ' l l ioY -anti plain directions, whereby persons of either se).-• cute themselves wito ease, spent,st-ereo.,.eatti s;IeAY• w all N. 13. Ev e ry p o x sold in Great Brinfirt is sc . :tied oP ri if 3 Stamp, on, which 4 by . favour of the Contini,'"'l%ere Printed. at the Starnp-C) Wee T. Tlv tor N'' .hal litiage - Street," .:- to inittaW which is ' Pei° . ' d al l ut HY , 44 are Counterfeits. . ._......* No. 29, Arundel-street, March i, HAVING dedicated m v ;elf ,to the StiOlYi. uithir been gratified by the.mostsconsiderable pra dice . branch which I thought proper to select, I trust that ; I E4 . nor more misemployed ray tune than those who, ill tit6ii ill tetraiW field of the roles,iou, are oecasiQitally iing ic !' 7 ll 11044:n243Y, and Cannot always attaiit that strews v.'"i‘.13.4 ac,quired by cottcentrating the intellectual power to 01 disurders. far ryl t he, depressior, of all vital i , isexonre, 4 ten* WhetliKr th ey arise limn the prevalence (P . ,' ~%* ample, the destructive habits of schoolboys* or t i !` 6ci !tf-s" cuseenle indolgences of arrant mauty, tit:A' require the mo 4 tio t sulutrus professional skill ; ell nray it fIC by the ignorance of um:due:tett men, the symptoms vated, and tir: constitution is destroved. • As a NI enitaer of the Royal College of Surma nsr •'"`„„ t er wetly Surgeon in the'Aritty, i ground my preteosol ii '7,o;# gula:ity ot education, and isossessing every plivilege t" ; ti n e, I feel myself' entitled that confidence with w"' • have hitherto been so liberally honoured. In the first .s:nsations of local weakness, early 3 1 / 1 - ,Iteto Will p:'event the calamity of a Debilitated Frstne ; bid ''' t • ( he the suaaer, (torn a conscioitsriess of the tounanoll.l''''.imit vice whin caused his nostinttoie, is fearful or the 'or censure o 1 his faatily Physician, arurbroods 0012':, '1 fur :rirmity with careful ecmcoalment, it roust be satiit . '" 7 bat '"-hint to be assured, , not only of capability of at:aunt:tit 'also of the most inviolable.seerecy. rift ; •$ aaliy, The -Venereal Disease' cotiLarninates Sltit. i sP" ' ; r ity life, the seeds . of existence are poisoned b y it, and l' is injured by the iodisetetion of an unguarded•ntoincn.t,_ 1,40 , In recent venereal compiaints it,is possible-to prl„`,l, ilk, danger, or distress; and in the most complicated the. acquirement 'of exclusive experience id this a sate. certain, and speedy re-establishment. sex . who ar l e h ?a ffl a tt v l A e?l " w g i e tl l) l l ;n t k s it e rt w l i) o e f r ' e e n bri I t y ° , s ( l ) l r °s a ci * ° ' toms or Venereal Infec,tion, and, in all rases tho e " remuneration are stated on the first interview. _ 13.0116 Patients in the Country are ex t wo a to itiC1,^60_,...11,0. of Note, and. are requested to specitydlicir age anti 0 , ', 1 , 1 ; 0i , living, as weii as the : existing s yniptoins of the 4;or.vir" Metnher of the RoyaI NiARTIN College of Surgeons in l-• Th ee No. 29, Strait f, Arundel-street, near Teitirl4-t0 • , 'IS an Akin ional aria: elee in Watei-street :o►s-btrat, Cirasvennr-squar); tntt -, it be a thiresscti? SHIP NEIVS. YARMOUTH, MAY S. • Arrived—the Portitude, Ranney, from Charente; Two Co4l Ships ; Mercury, Cock, from Amsterchim. Sailed—the Tartar, Diaper, for Leith ; and Yare, Harris, for Norway. GRAVESEND, MAY 5. Passedlty—the Britannia, from ‘Vaterford ; Sedan lons, Ingraham, from Oporto ; William, Anderson, front Wexford ; Lucy, Howell, from Guernsey ; Diana. —. from Limerick ; Samuel and Thomas,..----, from Westport and Jenny, Clare, from Charente. Sailed-the Kitty, Worts, for P etersbu rgh ; Concord, Watson, for Elsinore; Hibernia, Caughey, for Belfast; Re solution, Morris, for Waterford; Thomas, Lawe, from Ostend; and Vrow Toinka, Okker, for Bremen. BIRTH. On'Thursday the gth inst.'nt Farley Hill, Surrey, the Lady of Captain Pierrepont, Royal Navy, of a Son. 111,4R121ED. On Thursday last, Joseph Sladen, Esq,' of james,street, Bedford-row, to Miss Anne Mainwaring, second daughterof William &humoring, Esq. of the Crescent. DIED. In Frederick-street, Dublin, the Right Hon. Lady Grace Queade, dOgliter of lohn, the first Earl - of A Idborough, and sister to the present Earl. Mrs. Nicholson, Lady of W.,Nicholson, Esq. of Turtulla, county of Tipperary STOCKS, - - PRICE OF Y EST if t. 11A . Bank Stock India Stock N.tvy s Ps'Cent. 90 81;9 India Bonds S. to s. prem. ; Merl en!. 17e-, 9},3.1, Lscneci. hills par s. !fish 5 per Cent. • Filndatge ditto prem. 4 vcr Y .cnt. Con. St 79i . flOl 13d Exchequer dis. 3pereenr.iked.62i.4l.i 24 2 1 0)611111W 3 per C.C0n..631 52:3?; 2i 3i Imper. 3 per Cent. iwto Scrip Ditto Mtn. Bank I..Anii. t 9 t& clank for opening !)nto Short Ann 4 t-t 6 India for Acc. ()inn Seri', • • Cons. for Nlfiy , 63! 51 2 .31 3} VENEREAL COMPLAINTS: T - N R..ARNOLD's PILLS, - so welt known all ELI over Europe for .their superior elficicy and peculiar mildness, in perfectly eradicating every degree of.the Vene real Disease without the least trouble or confinement. The Public may be assured this excellent Medicine is• perfectly congenial to the constitution, and many have remarked their health having been much improved in other respects after. its use. Printed Diredions, - signed by'Dr. Arnold, are inclosed with each Box, which will enable Persons to cure them selves without the knowled s e of any one. • Prepared by Dr. Arnold, at' Whetstone; Middlesex; sold in London by Mr. Axtcll, No. I, finch-lane, Cornhill ; Mr. Ward, at his Patent Mcdn.ine Warehouse, No. 324, Holborn, opposite Gray's Inn Gate ; and Mr. Pickling, at his Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 76, Oxford-street, opposite the Pantheon: _ Sold 'also by the following Booksellers ; Haiard, Bath ; Sheppard, Bristol ; Mottley, Portsmouth ; Collins, Salis bury; Harrop and Thompson, Manchester ; Jones and. Gore, Liverpool; Bulkeley and Poole, Chester ; Pearson and Piercey, Birmingham ; Stevenson,. Norwich; Middleditch and Barnsby,. Ipswich ; ' Gales, Sheffield ; Binns, Leeds ; Peck and Wolstenholine, .York ; Brown,. Hull ; Humble, 'Newcastle; Gee, Cambridge; Slater, Oxford;; M'Donald, jeweller, Glasgow ; Scott, Apothecary, Edinburgh ,• and by one reputable Bookseller in most Towns in England. Price as. gtl. and ss. sd. a Box, Duty included. Where may be had, Arnold's Nervous Restorative Drort_ A Copy, of the Affidavit made by John M'Gowan, Grocer, NO. ts, Church-street, 'Blackfriars-road, at Guildhall, • London, Aug. IS, COM BE, Lord-Mayor. T John M'Gowan, do hereby make oath, that ..1, I have received astonishing benefit by taking Dr. Bro. dum's Nervous Cordial, which wat recommended to me by a Medical Man ; I was cured of a Bilious Fever, Yellow jaundice, and Palpitation of the Heart. ' " lOHN 111'GO WAN. SWorn at Gitildhall, London, this 18th day of August, doo, before me, john Petting, Esq. Alderman." Extrad from the Bristol Papers. For the perusal of those afflicted with Nervous Complaints, I send yolt my Case, and hope to sec it published. ' SIR, Two years ago I had a miscarriage, -which confined me to my room for three months. I was attended by a .Physician, who, after many consultations, advised me to try.. the. Bristol Hot Wells. Being then in Exeter, it, was impossible for me to- undertake the journey, being al most reduced to a snadow, with lowness of spirits, violent head-ach,' trembling, palpitation of the heart, alarming hys • teric fits; and the whole train of Nervous Complaints. My Apothecary and Friends wished me to try your Nervous Cor dial : for their satisfaction I complied; the first bottle made no alteration in My complaints, but it procured me some na tural, bleep, which I had not experienced after .my nerves - became so dreadfully.affeeted:.tuts induced ine to continue the Ntedicine ;, to my surprle., I soon found my appetite re turn. I then undertook my journey - tO the Hot Wells; from • which place I wrote to you for your advice. You recom mended me to take a. five guinea bottle of Ncrvou Cordial, as my complaints were so coniplicated, and would require the Medicine to be continued a long time; but thanks to your skill and medicine, in abottt two months I was so far recovered as to walk and take .exereiseon horseback. Ir is now IS months since Ihave taken any of your Medicine, and have remained pettedly well ever since, without any return, of my disontar. lam now going to I relanda when return I. shall settle in London •, will then pay my respeds to y'ou in person, and give my address; 'where with pleasure I will sa tisfy any inquiry., I am, Sir, your obliged humble Servant, Bristol, May 26, aoo. , SARAH BAKER. The botanical-Syrup and Nervous Cordial to be had at the DO4IGV3 No. yy Albion-street, near the Leverian Museum, illackfriars a bridge, in bottles at 11. zs. 'US. and hs, (Duty includedi. 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