The Sun. — London, England, 1803-03-31 00:00:00

:t . , SUSSEX ASSIZES. , Witness recei%ed. a blow that laid bim senseless on the ground. &foie he received that blow, Webber said to him, 41 IY---n your eyes, why don't you shoot me through the body, you.d.------n'd excising b-, for I would rather 'die than live." He heard no picol, 'he was stunned by the blow, and the first recolleaion that recurred was on his finding himself in the house, and Mary Warner washing his temples. He staid there but a little time ; when they came out the Smugglers were all gone. He was sure the blow was given before any pistol was fired, and lie earnestly and frequently entreated them to desist. Mary Warner corroborated part of the preceding Witneses testimony, particularly as to the Smug_ glers getting into her brother?s court.yard. Mr. Justice HEATH summed up the evidence very Minutely, and told the jury, if they believed the Witnetses 'for the defence, they would acquit the Prisoner. HORSTIANI, MAkCR 19. YtiTERDA'S' IVIr. justice 'HEATH opened his Commission, and ,began business. ',Six common Jtiry causes'were tried, bur 'not one Worth repeating. MURDER. Robert Bigtta ll was indicted for the wilfal niqr. der of John -Webber, on the 34th of November flot, at th , z Parish of Clayton, in this county. Mr. Serjeant BEST, who led the Cause, ,stated the Law as applicable to this subjeft : and said, that the Prisoner at the bar was, what was called in this County, a ten shilling man, that is, a man who gave information against Smugglers, and received from the Officers that sum in remuneration per r%eek. RiChard Oram said he lived at Keymar, and that on the 30th of NoVember 'he was returning from. Btight'on ; on going down Clayton-hill, the c'eat . teil,andSeveral other persOns passed him. There was.aliouse just before therm, .Called Haynes'sNew House'; and.as the party passed that house, he heard say—" Stop, or I shalt shoot you." Sevel. , • tal other words passed, but he could not hear all: heard Webber say, " What do you stop me for on the King's highway ?" and soon after he heard the I ) riSoner say, " Go on, or I shall shoot you," and im, mediately he heard the report of a pistol. The Pri soner standing neai the garden door, and Webber sL.!cwed : .to bE near the stile. The moon was just go. ing - down, and he could not see' dktinaly ; bur by the flash of the pistol he saw the Pti - sonerttt the Bar. Webber " LUrd have mercy upon me; I am shot ;" when. they all rode 'away. The Witnes was about'a' rood behind, and When he got up to the hOuSe, the Prisoner held a pistol to him also, and said, " Is there 'arty•thnie of you smuggling rascals coming ? if there - is, I Will blow your live 4 out;" He' bade hien:gond night, and rode quickly On. He 6vertook'Webher soon afterwards, he was still riding his horse ;' bat when they hot to the turnpike, Webber got down, and the Witness went for a Surgeon. On cross-examination,, he said it was about nine o'clock. 'Richard Pratt.said, on the soth of Novemher he was 'riding from Patcharn to Stone Pound -gate, on the Brighton road.. John Webber, Jos. Sares, Stoics, John White, Anthony Hole, and Rd. - Webber; Were with him. Coming down the road near Haynes's house, : they turned out Of the road , ioto'a Meadow, . to get across to Htirtspei-point. Bignall, the Priso. ner, called' to them—" Ts this your nighest road home Webber, and you Pratt, I'll mark you two." They stopped Their horses upon his saying ,this. pow, an officer, was with Bignall, and he had a sword and pistol in his hand. Neither itess nor Webber made,reply. How said, 46 your eyeE, we will blow your brains Or." The party then stopped their liOrses. How and Bignall went.from the meadow into the road, and the Witness and his party went after them, H - He then . a;l:ecl Ho , ,v, '' why they insulted th'etri ?" adding, " you ce we have got nothing on our horses now, you have no right to, stop us." Pe did not hear Big ball say anything,:bili the pistol went off imme diately. No blows whatever were: struck. When the pistol went off; Webber said, " 1 am shot." The whole 'party immediately went off; Webber with. them. • - Several other "Witnesses deposed to nearly the time circumstances. John Perryn, an Officer of the Excise,. living at Brighton, deposed that the Prisoner, on the 34 of NOiember, said he bad been-used ill by the'Sroug., giers at St. Jones's Fair, and if he 'met with wo. bet, Hutchinson, err Pratt., be would de fur them. 1-Ic added, that be had taken out warraots -against. them. The jury,witkroutirsitation, returned a Verdi& of Not Giaty. Mr. Parley was found guilty of an Assault at Briettein latt Sumtirer, on Mr. Embden, to whom he refused to pay money lost at play. The punish. ment in this case is, by a special statute, made two years imprisonment. The particulars to-morrow. . . Tuesday,- at the Police -Office, Shadtvell, Capt. `VS 7 ; MER A; of the , 1/ itissitudei -bound to Quebec and Montreal, lying off:Shadwell Pock, charged John Townsend, one of his crew, his ;cabin-boy, , and a lumper„conneßed with other people not yet taken, with pltindering the cargo, b' breaking boxes-and bales by; means,of, a tomahawk, which one of the men carried about him. Suspicion being very strong„ the Captain employed ari Officer to eiamine, the hold, where he found several packages broke open, containing linen, soap, pofurrnery,•• and various other articles ; as bales and packages are, closely stowed between decks, the real loss is not yet ascertained ; the parry were committed for te-examination. Tuesday. an itinerant dealer in skins complained to the Magistrates at Union-Hall, that he •had been robbed by two Irishmen his lodgers, of a zol. Bank note, and said,' that the men were then locked up in his house: , Wortley, the Officer, • was sent with him, and took them into custody. On searching one Of, them there was foun d upon him .16 guineas and a half in lOW, a seven shilling piece, and five shillings in silver ; on the other, a guinea and two seven shilling pieces. The erosecutor, on being sworn, said, that on Sunday night, being a little afraid, (as the men were not goite sober) of the candle, he went softly up stairs, and looking through the k e y:l ) oe, satv cite Prisoners at his chAt, in which was contained his Cash he,took away the candle, and after they went out to work the next morning, riming • labouring men) he examined' his chest; and found a 'deficit of zot . . When they came home in the . evening, he. contrived to lock ti - ,em in a room, until he came felt an officer.. The Magistrates, on hearing this charge, committed them to the eektinty gaol. ' NOTICE.- 'On Monday next the State Lottery begins Draw ing,.and will continue on every' Monday and Thurs day for Four. Weeks. The TICKETS an►l SHARPS are selling at Mr. Nlcuotso.pes Office, No. 16, Cornhill ; where an atithenticated List of REAL FORTUNATE Adventurers is inserted in the Schemes at large. N. B. The highest Prizes are Four of zo,ccol. and the lowest 201. On Monday next the State-Lottery will begin draWinge-L-TicketS and Shares are 'on sale .at the old Office of SWii-r anti Co. in the Poultry, where a great proportion of Capital Prizes have been sold in the late Lotteries. - FRUQUI2NICY of HER tst A.—An eminent Professor on the Continent, who has lately written on the subjeti of Hernia, asserts, and rather vaguely-, that one persow out of five, ,taking the population of the best inhabited parts of Europe, is :tfilietpd with Ruitntra Rs. Mr. Turnbull, p ro b a bly, from his Situation, has had the most extensive opportunities of ascertaining, with almost a matheMitical sion, this point ; from the returns which he obtained by the desire, and at. the particular request o€ the Governors of the Society for Relief of the Ruptured Poor, from the most popukus distriCts and Manu. faCturing towns in. the Kingtiorii, and the calculation made on ,a number amounting to no less than 1 . 50,00 o; that taking: the Inhabitants of this Country in the aggregate, one in fifteen laboured under this Malady ; in either calculation, however, the,contli. tiun of the species is lamentable in the extreme. Let it 'be' rernernbered, that three.foUrtlis of the people of England, who fall victims to that most Oinfaind most deplorable , Disease, a Strangulated ROpture, may ascribe the cause of their Perna ture and miserable dissolUtion to procrastination, to a mis. taken delicacy, in studiously concealing the Disease, and to the indiscriminate application of Bandages, and injudicious, tise of Remedies,—See Turnbull on the. Treatment of Ruptures. The Prisoner in his defence said, that it waS true Le fired the, pistol which had unhappily co - used the death of Webber ; but he - did not do it with an in. tent 16 injury him or any other, but to prote4t self and How, inasmuch as• he considered the lives of both of them in danger. Joseph How, the Officer of Excise in coif:pony with the Prisoner, deposed; that on the 3ath, "Bignall and he went OLIC to search for smugglers. When they had been out for some time, they saw three men on three horses, near Stone Pound-gat That parry was light, and they passed on. Afterwards they Sa NV another 'party, with horses and loaded saddles. He and Bignall gorover the hedge into a meadow, ie order that they might get out of the way,' 'and let them pass quietly, because the Smugglers bad threatened their lives. John Webber first met him in the turnpike-road, before he 'got into the 'field, and said " Hallo l" He answered "Hallol" • He said, Good night." The 'Witness answered', '' (=nod Gentlemen:" Webber turned his bead to.. Wards Richard Pratt, who asked, "Who-are they ?" Webber answer , :ftL " it is that h—dy Exciseman, and that rogue Bignall." Pratt then 843, " Lei on follow them and murder them." Pratt and others immediately followed them' into the mea dow ; they broke through: the hedge. The Prix, saner and the Witness ran to the corner of the ‘ meadow, .where there was a . hay.,stack,' inclosed with a rail; ' He and Bignall got . within the 'rail of the stack.' Pratt 'and Webber followed on horseback, - swearing they, would murder them. The 'Witness drew his sword, and begged Webber to. forbear, or he must defend himself. John Webber leaped his horse over the bar, and Pratt followed bins. Witness :and Prisoner got over from :this closure into the turnpike. road.; they went along the road until they came to , Haynes's house ; they there got into the courtyard. ..The whole party of Smugglers followed them, and J . :lde' tip to the 'tails of the cottage garden. John Webber was the `6l - ernost ; he 'dismounted, saying to the -others, " Come along, my boys; d n their eyes, let us funnier them l‘oth." The others ore striking' with their sticks on the rails, " your eyes,' Jack, go on, we ictlow . you ; ' . l4;e vAil'aitirder them." The Witness held our his sword towards 'Webber, aid said to 'him, 4 Pray forbear, 7. can' bold out ',no toi*r, T. must defend myself." Webber had a krtobb,:d titzk in - his band, from: which the Lately, the Lady of Wiihaat Wright, Esq. of Aspley, near Woburgilechordshire, of a Soh. DIED. At Kincardine, on the Bth inst. Mrs. Beghie, mother of Patrick Begnie, of Castlehill. At New Scone, near Perth, on the 14th inst. Mrs. Blailcie, relief of !VII. Blaikle, merchant. At Stirling, Feb. zB, Mrs. Stuart, widow of the late David Stiiart, Esq. of Ci !ennead . On the tgth inst. at the Manse of Kirkeonneß, after a short illness, the Reverend Mr. John Robertson, Minister of th.4t mish. , srocKs, R DAY. ink Mock ". India Sthel: a--)x Navy s per Cflit, 913 8,11 - South Sea. Stock. „.„ U s ues Cent- 1197,,5hut Exciter PIS S. S. (117. I filitt 5 per Cen rt. , , unuaoie Limo 1% f 1 I. 4 per Cent. Con. 51)13 ' 3d Exchequer 3 per Cent. I shut Umninin 15 16 !per C.Con. 6,3 i t 23 it layer, 3 per t«cnt. 611 Ifitto Scrip Ditto, !lactic. L. !lank for operting Ditto Stun; .kno, shill India for Ace. Ditto Cons.tor April63l 21,21 PRICE 6.4 YSIII4 ~~-~-, LONDON : Primed by At the SuN.Ornce a W... Y _ . WANTS A PLACE, ' A L S TIAKER, BREWER,' and' BUTCHER, in .(1.. a 11,Allertian's : lie well understands the afore saidl3ram:lies, arje can be well recottNended. Lotteis addressed (Oost.paid) to W. W. at No, 14, Downe &la ea, ic6di II y . • T IE improved P 11. D 0 E R,. or WA Y. WISER, which when worn in the Pocket, ascertains the disrance'the Wearer walks (price Two Guineas). Sold by SPENCER and PERKINS, Watoh-makers, No. ns, West End of Newatc-'strect (removed troin Snow-hill, nn account' of the' Improvements there) - ; who for hear thirty years have fabr . icated , these.Machiries ; and thotnOt they do not claim the Invention,,it- being antost as ariekent as Pc.).;ket Watches, yee.all . , that ever- canto to , their• knowledge More been so rude in their shape, inconvenient in wearing, and incurred in their perfoonatice, as to have been soon raid by as tis;:le,s„ This, which they take the libertv to ofFeeto the Public,, is clegant in itself, most conveniently wed, perfectly correct, ah 4 - what is desirable in all Machines of - Fancy, exceeding. Etieip; not liable to bc•out of order, and is a inoAt amusing Coinyanion to„Gentlemen, who are tbnd or , Walt.ing and &hooting, Flattering:themselVes . the great -Improvement Ertel!,' made has carried it to. its ultimatum, 'they take this method of making it public, - to secure to themselves leaSt the credit' thereof, having-been Materially injured' by P,Ligiarists WHO have copied their Machines, and passed them aft - to Gentle t;,..etias their own InVentions, though' at higher and very inferior -work; • • IT HEN Professional Mn of Education and V V- V Responsibility deviate from the , general System ) the selection of a peculiar branch, 'the santt!on Of long con tinue,' success is best criterion ot Superiority, Eight years have I 'devoted my practice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders and the successful result o f My plan gives me-additional ar dor te oppose, as as 1 ant able, the 'ravages of those Compraints Winch are he most important the Catalogue of ilinuan After initiation into, every liranch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wish at an early period of Practice to rescue in. divinuals- front the ignorance of , uneducated' men, or' the equally dan,rrons precipitancy ot general Praclitionefs-: The-Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de. .'voted 'attaitiOli, comprise" every species VEN E. REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent 'or long du. ration: Idly, All kinds of debility, whether arising from the 'habit's of school , iboys, or the hiding:lit:es of mature age: And, lastly', t.hit derangement of the system in wo men which is 'cal led' II Ait ItEN NESS , or STE I'4l I. T Nutiterous Diseases are the result of ignorance, upt hastv In the treatment of a simple Goriorrlima Land... it not un. frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned by the indiscretion at , an• unguarded hour.--Dy a' superior rne thod Such Corn9laints are easily Cured ;• and,- iiven where others have I,,tled, I trust that I may presume , otter a ratliCutl te-est.hlisinnent. Few, however, .are the cases of complicated distress in this disurdCr, , com pares[ .witti the calamitous situations of Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice,' or the le that p state opfrelv)aebilt gaie t ies ily, wh ich o!' is ;c tasnionnble fc'e, c o n a se:C i litC re iic'e of such pernicious habits: . . . Where tficnithaitpy sufferer broods over his misery, hut garautty conceals, his mitfortutic., 1 . .1 t may,. he son - leech so: lation tor him to know, .that althothsit 'it be an .object of doubt or uncertainty with other Practiti , ners, the removal of these Deficiencies by the gradual piogresS of Renova. two, ls the acquirement. or my Experience. li' the. rites of Isacchus or Venus have began to rethice vigotir, much anxiety will trc . sueventoa by thin of this languid State ;.. anti • these eases, no great difficulty will occur. , But where this Deficiency has for years existed, -a, propel persoveranoe" ;is indispensably '!eottisire to revive the slum= boring Sparks of Life, and to re.aniniate the Constitution. M'ARRI El) WO.M.EN, who have loog been. disappointed in their expectations of a Fanniy, assured, l that in most Instances, such detects are curibie by Medical skin, The secresy winch is essential to riay.. undertaking - , and, the qUatilieationt; which I liay.t presumed to-state, form the basis a my pretensions, and it, coincidence with such this intimation is given, that Air, Brea inav be ccnsulted personally, or. by Letters finct s ung a small Note), at his house, No.`ey, Arunile;-street, Strand, near 'Crimple Bar, (r3m* Tliere isLan additional Entrance Water-street, adjoining, and the, Name is on both ctis Martin !tree. Menthol . of the Royal College of Surgcons. GOVERNMENT sKukrry. Those most valuable - Medicines the CO RDIAL BAIAI of GILEAD, ANTI-IMPETIGIN ES, and -ABSTER.: GENT LOTION, whereon the Life and Ilealthof Thou sands depend, are protected from Counterfeits. by the words ‘. 4 Sallii. Solomon, Liverpool." BeMg, by order of 11 is Majesty-'s- Honourable Conirnisr,ionera of the Statnii Duties, engraved on the Stamp, which is pasted On each Bottle, to imitate which is felony, and punishable with death, None else cau be genuine, as every bottle is stamp ed kfore it is delivered out of the Proprietor's posSession. y()U r i' ti of either Sex, 'who have PLAised a se crot and destruetive Vice, and thereby relaxed, weak; cued, and debilitated the whole Nervous System, twill find the CO RDI ix.l, BALM ,of GILLAD the most powerful, certain, and ch;:clual Restorative. This Cordial has been uncommonly successful with - young People who have the appearance and air of -old age; who are becoinz pale, mutate, benumbed, stupid, and even imbecile; whose tnv di es arc b ec o me bent, whose legs are i u longer scareely able to Carry them ; who have an utter distaste tor every thing, and are : totally incapacitated. Where the Stomach Ire. q uently disorcLned, the Body is Weak,.ntd -paleness, bodily decay, and emaciation, succeed this most deStrudive habit and the Eyes sink. into the head. This Cisrdial Hahn has Universally established' its restorative ellicacv, and May be fustly, esunnerated amongst the fOremost happy dis coveries which medical r.!search has procured,as the.blessing to the human race, and greatest counteraelive to human mi sery. Ten Pounds Reward for-every Battle sold without Stamps to be paidon conviction, under A.CI of Parliament the 44 Geo. 111. ch. 16, befon: any ustice of the Peace. • A Saviii,; of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. The. Cordiallin of Gilead is sold in bottle:4, price Half a-Guniea each; there are also bott:es, price anitaining equAl to four bottles at los. 6d. by which the . patient saves 95. inclUding also the dUty ; the stamp of winch bears the Proprietor's name and address AS above. N.H. 'rise postage of all lettets whatever Must be paid, and a tee litclosed to the Doctor, by those who require his advice. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-I rnpetigines, and'Ab stergeat Lotion, and C nide to If.. ii are Sold by Remnant, 'Hainhargh ; R. Bach, Peter.street, New-York ; Mathews, No. 18, Strand, London ; and in Bath ' by Ha . zard ; 13ristol, 13111 gin .; Brighton, Creirory tninghain, Knott and Lloyd . ; Bedford, Sisnitti ; Man:flout, Sim r uins; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle Cneltenharn, don; Cambridge, Ilihlgstin ; Coventry, ' Colches ter, Keymer ; Canterbury, Simitions ; Carlisle, lollie ; Chatham, Etherington ; Cheltristind, Clachar ; Chester, Nod and Son ; Chichester, Philli(ison ; cireneester, Smith ; Chippenham, Conlin ; I)uhlin, Ditgdale, Ni. 7, Exiihangc court ; Derby, Drewry; 'Durham, 'Pennington; Dover, Nestles; Devizes ; Lowe; .Dorchestcr, Virtue ; Deal, Rose; Dartmouth, Jackson ; Ettinbtirgh, Smith,. North .Bridge ; Exeter,- Trewman and Son'; Falmouth, ; Glouces. ter, Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, M'lsonald ,• Liverpool,-Cass, druggist ; Leeds, 'thin s , II Imes ; Liticulii, Drury ; Lynn, Headley ; Leicester, C;n:gory, S ; Lewes, 'Pitt ; Man chester, Tliotnpson ; Nlargate, KOWC; Maidstone, Walker; Marlborough, Harold; Newbury, I•uller, A tlee ; New. castle, AVAlker, Hodgson ; Northampton, Dicey ; Notting ham, Burbage ; Norwich, t;t2VClltiOn Aild CO, ; Jones ; Plymouth Dock, Hoxland ; Portsmouth. lii lath Reading, Smart and Co. ; Rochester, Etherington ; Preston, Sergent ; Shrewsbury, iNdowes.; Southampton,. Baker ; Stafford, Morgan ; Stamford, Newcomb ; Sunderland, Bray; Salisbtiry,.Collins ; Scarborough, .Bayley ; Taunton, Poole ; Tunbridge Wells, Sprange ; Wells, Evil! • Weymouth, Windsor., Blakeney ; and, by all Ven ders of Genuine Medicines in' the United Kingdom. Of whom may bu,had, a new Edition, just published, of • Olaf intdiesting Work, price only 35 . entitled • A GUIDE TO HEALTH: To which is added, :an Essay on Weaknesses ; also an Ap pendix. on the subject of a solitary and destructive, Vice; and 441 Address to those who h ave the care and 'Education of Youth : likewise Advice to Bathers, particularly the Af. Bided with Nervous Complaints, The whole illustrated and intersperSed with a variety of authentic lads, never be fore published. PIANAN (of POw-Strect, Covent-Garden; ; aild Published by - W.1..11.z Ahr-ARmioRR Scitspr,. (of South Molton-sireet, Grosi•enor-SqUare: ; 2, 4'o-41//d i . where Adveriiitririrrts, Ord:. !- 4 tor the Paper, Leiter; for the Editor, &c. (poi:44;d), must be addressed. ~E~ ;CHURCH PRF.FLIO;UNT TO BE BY AUCTION; By Mr. CHRISTIE, At bii Great Room, in Mall, 011 THURSDAY, T thel - th of April.. at One &Chick, MHE PERPETUAL AMTQWSON of a TORY, wit!: compad New-built REcroki.o. nousE. cen'venient 0 CES, It DEN, and GLEIIN together 'with the T THE* ts,:z. ut , Anniial Value at fool. and upwards; capable nf t inprovethent, acjrably situ. ated—in- a pleasarttarld healthy part - cof the COUNTY' at LINCOLN. Particulars may be hadbY - applying in Pall !Kali- TO. BF. St.)l.l} BY T}C'rION, '-- By 11r: SHAW, On Monday the 4th clay AVM; r8oi„ at the Cr,;eo Derby, at Two the subjea tu Conditions as will be ,, tittri produced; 3. Capital HOUSE - for the - Residence of a (3cri. tea of to be occupied as an Inn situaterl.oP the Ir fix'k - side, DetitY, stones high, the lofty • and elegant, with Closets, Dressing auoms, and other vat eligible conyenieper, hiving good Cellating, Stables, Out , baildings, and a large •"i'ard and Clinden adjoining. a,gnant4'of L:ind i.4lled the Wall Clc.e, in Dayton Lane, in ilie'parish or St.'We'rbL•i t e, lottdd out lot Cardens, or Buildirig,Lind. — Tnetanit 'r.tg Zaiiabifore - YrtrniseS is ptirebased.. For other particulars- ippiy to `tr.. Lomas, Derby, who wilt spew the PrepiiSiS. cannotBr state Of 'the Blood, or •a relaxed state of the Nerves; sn A v : ra :i c ia o t t. .l2; a :c i e n d: 4 .: u i a t t lit e r i, f r . : 3 al la an tuii i . tnpu is ; having. in inniunciabletnitances, subsiticil by a cows(' ot N.TISCORBLJTIC Dit'OPS; too mu ch unparalleled success;'. in the-rtfost--cortlplicated cases, established its celebrity throtighout the Vniveric'; wliere'is it possible to ohtiai seen a Restorer of the Cc.)r.- stitution, and inlidlibie" citte. , of the Scurvy, 1(11 cu 4 niatism, Evil, Leprosy, and a variety of other Complaint s, t 0 ,.) generally incident ealtuniannatiire These Drops are s , )1(1 in bottles of t4s. pi IL IS each, with a'black stamp alriit.ll‘ to eneli'ilottle, by the fol.. lowing' Venders in London: blewbery, No. , Paul's; Dicey and Sutton, BoW - Cliureh.yafti li• bery, corner of St. Paul , s;; tail)); qnd :butler, Ch"P iue Wray, Birchin-lane; Bolton, Ro) - al ; arm C°. • • Le 4 . 4 7- laoe Barclay*,. F ;^ Bacon, Pa Ir d street ; 11(00111; lay L-.. Cn.l;.;pur-strc.-et; Pall... Mall; Walsh' and ° !.: ; Brennand, vO , 14ityp,sgateMrithoi4t.; Sit..., • . refs , St: l'aul'sChurea . bispensary, _ 1:311i1 C121*;:, 169, -,:tinvark ; aild at the , „ 11 The Ship M4if. ,or .at. , V.:44.‘1 , .1. APtAlN'Thomas Oliver, Master of the Mary, ot;St.jonn's t . Catiada; soieninly declares that 'hiolgif received a Meat of bcuetit from Dr. Brodum's Nervous CO: dial ; likerWU Ann' *Oliver, was almot reduced to I)eath's door, ,and,,,was perkelly cyred by ra.kini Dr. troduai's Nervbusecirdt:ll,' attet being given over by at the abje Physicians iii -the Cuubtry beveral 4)t - 08 lr►ttabttanra of the Island have received great b,:nefir Irma titt above Medioines: I sVittli`3S n - I`.' 111nd, THOMAS OLIVER. A WORD •I‘c) WISE. As a serious caution to .41i who, the nature of their efanpi !o recovr4 , ..--to tri.it (WIT:Jo° }if - elm:4lw% . :Icreffri .:inty if taken wall iiiscretiiin, a most noble:and Ctue eor eVeryspecies of Vet:creel I iiicutioil ; but, on the other there 1S na an articis in the whale. Mater:4- Medics so r ole.te ger . . it a void occurs wheel turjel. .1,,, 5e at this ex.. traonlinary Medi - Cur.,, it frNuentil:. leavc• : • ..id it the Gout, R heuniatisin, .N uluttrimis in the, Limbs, . tic A tfetio:ol and which, pe"thaps, du . not appeal fbr •;, eight, oi• irri years. Many Per Sons iii basifieio, Servant ~ toad i n cipd all who, from the nature pf their employinew are be out in' all Wirathers, being liable tu. tact Cntd Ander st cliurse of Mercury, which may tenn;nate with their lives; &kit no such, rigor will intervene thvie trha s , ll;St;zAt* 'Dr. BkOi.)UM'sBOTANICALSk.I;UI. which is particularly recotaniended' be'used hefore persons enter into the Matrimonial St4e, lot tt iniiiscretioo 9t 3 Paref-Jt are tile source of vexation to him the I;:nl::inder exiS . tence, by afflicting his iniidcent,%but uniortnititc ( Jo' spring, kith the:,J.vul eruptions of n most niah.„.rn:t trt dency, and a - variety of other Complaints that ttrc tro.,st “4"" surcdly introduced by the same negled and impritf,tsii-,TA to The Botanical Syrup auct Restorative Nervous be had "at the Dotior*Oiouse, No. 411.1#1" h 74 'finbnoolz, ties at it. as. 'IIS. Ott. 'Slid 3ti.( otY s fl - n a nosite mid Co.'s, late, Bacon, No, t co, x 4 ""' ' florid-ttiect ; Golditig, No. Cornhill W 3 rd , „ Holborn; Wivhers • (late Cockel!'s) No. 229, Strand, Temple! liar; ii "!!" 11 ; ZVillia ,s Port - tinier to - His Ma;asty:, "ko• 4 1, B. Newberv, Currier of Paur's Church yard ; Royal-Exchange; Ching and Butler, " IJo. 4 , Cllc 'T;.. c , Bli!geois Amid; and Sou:No:3_2, •HaNniarltet Sit . • m divine Warehouse., M =h-street. Boroug . h , opposite th e South wark. Bank ;.Mr. Kitt N O ing's, 0..76, xtbrd4treet , Opp , o, site the Pantheon ; Forbes, Druggist, 32, 13i.tc - knua ,- ';t""' Borough; Dicewv, Haw-lane.' • And 'to be had of nil the lloklellixs and Print.,.rs in the T principal Market owns in the United K.ingdoins. VENEREAL BLINDNESS, A:c. To Mr. Tk10:445 TAYLO4C Stun w -.No. 9, New Bridge-street, Lon don. SPLAR SIR, is with the most heartfelt , satisfitetion that I 1. address you on the incomparable excellence of your in val"hie Ivlcdichte LE•Uti.E's TATFNT PILLS. 10 th d Spring of this year I had the Misfortune to contract a Vene .• rc4l•Conipliont. attended with tlw most alarming and gerous symptoms; inst4inuch, that I have been confine. to my room for a - Thole week together, and. not 'able to stir • out of it ; I had no restanght nor day, and suffered the roos t exetheiating pail), and torment, and what was still worse , ' my eves grew weak and dim, so ,shat I could.scarce'ilisO ril any abject, if ever so Cliise to me; and expeele'd nothing - less than tne total loss of my sight.—From a stout; andrather corpulent 'Mau; I became a mere shadow, .and art ?hied of pity and compission.. My- friends hail al t givenane over, Aria thought my recovery i inpossible. I n this d readl l 4 state - ,_ and expecting every initnitb ro be niy last in th is w o rld, I waS recoinmended by tv-Igritiollf to try your ! ; but - having tried Al "to )I °, p lir p o s e . : at an eitormottsexperice, it trim , helbre I availed on to take Ahem ; at I sent for boxes, and before I takett.thent all,. I ti i.ory 'siderahle benefit; my pains gradually deereaszit, and e ye , sight grew . better, and, to • t„he-grcat siapriae. end meta of all my fricods (after taking -three boxes mom), of health awl strength was Perfectly restored, and t. am 00l (thanks to my God and your My:doable Medicines) as well - and hearty as ever I was ill my life. You are at full liberty to publish this in any manual you ,think proper, fur the benefit of socict . ; - at 1•04 . 04. which I sitoulii.have mit roil sootter„ but tvas .fcart4 of - relapse. I remain, wait th,:, , i;iituit gratitude, Dear Sir, your obliged humble Servant, R. 1.. LEl l3O ' High-strcet, Dirrninchatn 4 Nov. 1, !no. . - The above Medicine is earnestly recomeoded to a m i Personi that are in any- doubt of heir -tieing entirely- tree every Venereal Afkdion, particulirly to those about alter ing their condition in: tile, u certainly s it will etatilct te „- every taint of that nature, of however 'Ong stall,di n gt 711 however disguised wader the appearance of other - cusoro ei t may be it ; i tor ai S so co m ai e n u t in ic i , n g en lL i n.tu t l o ar i :n ra d k C e : l l4 4 tit es neo puc us i:i 'l i Tl i ; t P h i e ii S ilt p s r l ing, Sommer ' and . • Prepannt and sold tlic 46 le Proprietor, T nom n 3 AT. LOR, Member of the Corpora:ron of Surgeons, London, ,at hiS House, No. 9, New bridge..sfreet; where he will r i d Advice, without a he, to persolls taking these Palsy 'L." Will answer Patients' Letters, if. post..paid, • o n tile ionw_ tones,obic , l'ing 'milli. caries tttp joust, it-v..14401e se 4 regy 1 7, Patient's wine or -case having been mentioned, but at ,t l t: own particular request, by the Proprietor; during the colt of morelhan 35 years, that he., hilt; had the t o i t rio4ttrif t ,.; an c> sale of the above i‘dedicin.k., and the Prat arising therefrom. ref , They are also sold by his appointment, at the fumei'4, No. 35, St. Alban's•--street, Pall-Mall • Mr. 1 4 -,c' s bert'scres Toy-shini, No. ro3, Oxford-street; M. Ste el No. I, Coion-row, Little Toer:•litli - and by one , n' s son in every-consider w able Town its England, tte, in bog. 01014 2S. od. each, , up, with tall and plain rection.;, whereby Persons of eitlfer 'Sex nifty, cure them selves with ease and Fet. recy. nth N. 11. Such ul cs , ol b d y 'L N ° Croat ur on Britain it 1 i' a atom, o mew printed at the Strimp-Oilicc-..." }ridge-street,-- - to imitate whi.. '1 is Sri},' 1;1•i J" " tlt be counterfeit." -