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hai defaulter Wis, yet not entirely-relying upon lais iriend's information,.. he hastened to the Stock Ex-• change, and there made further inquiries, all tending to.:corroboiate that which the Defendant had de clared, .and Mr. Mason was advised to re-sell the Stock. - In answer to interrogatories put, to hitn,_ Mr. Mason said, that he deferred te-sellitig , the Stock, in.. hopes of seeing Mr. Morris, till the latest minute customary upon such occasions, viz. one o'clock. That Mr. Morris not then appearing, he ..did re-sell it. Mr. Mason farther deposed, that it was customary when a person could not attend. personally, from the intervention of any unfoneen occurrence, to have some friend to answer for him ; that he did not see- the Plaintiff for several ilionths afterwards. The substance of the above evidence, as to the general report of Mr. Morris having " Morris'd qif,'' (as one of the Wirnesses termed it) and the custom observed in transactions of buying and sell ing Stoat for time, being confirmed by the evidence of . several other persons, the Judge; Lord ALVAN LET; observed, that no evi, - fence had been brought forward to attach an)' degree of malicious intention on the part of the Defendant, to injure the charac ter of the Plaintiff; hut that he-merely repeated what was currently reported, nor, his Lordship further observed, had the Plaintiff beeirable to Substantiate special damages; of course hi could have ,no claim to a verdia ; upon these grounds it was•his-Lord ship'4 opinion that the Plaintiff should be nonsuited, ill this opinion the Court concurred, -and the Plain. tiff Was nonsuited accordingly. This Cause appeared Ri . excite, considerable joie — rest among a very.crowded assemblage .of Gentle_ • men from -the Stock Exchange. Cii4 i NCS — IP', : YU L Y s . 8 - # N 6. 9. C11150:T against JZY ES, AN ATTORNRY, LAT! TCIVN CLEkr. OF NORTHAMPTON, ' Tars was a Cause of great imporf.ince to the rublic, and occupied the whole of the first, - and tale greatest part of the seCond day,- in this Court. It appeared in evil:knee, that Mrs•. Kerby,-of Northampton, -an old lady aged 7;, harhemployed the Defendant (-Mr. Jeyes) .as an Attorney ;. that the -was‘.exPree-iely infirm in :health and mind, and h-id had-two paralytic strokes ; that, the Defendant (Mr. Jeyes} having understood Mrs. Kerby wanted - • to. increase her income, offered her an annuity of • Sole a year- for 4001. ; that the opinions of two mivaries for • Insurance-Offices were taken, viz. ?vie. Morgan,and--Mr. Fairtnan—that of Mr. Mar. gan by, the friends of Plaintiff,. and ascertained that 6.4.'35, a year, should be givers for 4001. for . of Mrs. Kerby--tha tof Mr. Fairma allowed _only so. a year ; that Fairman's opinion was taken by. .I\4r. jeyes, and that he concluded his bargain upon this opinion ; bht it appeared, that Mr.' Fair.. man had required the life- .should. he -a good life, which was not the case ; that -Mrs. Kerby appeared ife extremely ill,, and utterly. imbecile in mind ; that she' was utterly iecapable managing her household concerns; that she frequently mistook t h; • day of the week, a n d fancied' het-Self personalbr -kited ; that : she had ,been: robbed,- wilco_ rto e such thing * . had . happened; . eeuld not veriee her jtarrte, without Mr. jeyes's spne . .,tellitig her, ,ee9/_ : lettee. and how to plate it on the , paper ; that after she luta received a bond for paymnt" of the annuity, it ay_ Reared she• had 'fancied, that instead, - of ti?e_aiuity fterprineipal money was secured; and could not for some time be convinced to ..the contrary, and it afforded her - g teat ,unea - siness ; that . Mr. Gibson, the father of the • Plain tiff, was desirous of pre e( nting e a steatrger froth ieterferin . gein the concerns of the truly improperly, and as be-fount} that Mfrs. KerLy had been prevailed upon to,purChaSe .an annuity, he very honourably, offered i 01.. n 3 - ear More thaneould be obtained of any Office or of any person e but_ihe Defendant, Mr. jeyes, granted the Tilts was the substance of the evidence as to the-eimtraA: The LORD CHANCELLOR declared this Cause to be of the- utmost importance to the Public. His Lordship grounded his deterrnination upon. three principal points : . , The Ist, was the imbecility of wind of the Pur. chaser. of the annuity-; • The zd,- The inadeqeacy-ofprieei, and" - : The 34, The undue -advantage imptited, ite- Mr. Jeyes, as an. Attorney-and• Solicitor. . • His L.ords-hie, on the Ist point, inclined to think the Purchaser incompetent at the-lime the' con.' trael, to make any such purchase. On the . zd,. he thought -the opinions of. the -Mu.. aries• regal red ferther 'examination. But his Lord ;hip wisely rested so much upon the . principles which nitght to' govern the conath of an Attorney, that he was extremely desirous Of con fining his . decisiOe to. the,evidetice that bore upon this part of the case. His Lordship conceived that , Mr. Jeyes, who had fer hpW".ards of 7o year's main. "tamed his credit; had not condufied - himself pro perly in this part -of the'case ; that he should have •.taken the same sort of care in. this affair, on The be half of his clic:lr.-Mts. Kerby, is if he had been treating for her as Grantor ?of the annuity; that he did not think this had been proved to.'be Pee case by Jeyes; that he had only inquired for and obtained one opinion, whereas Fe should have em. ployed better . diligence ; that as an Attorney, he was bound to'do so by her More partitularly, con sidering her situation ; that from the evidence-it appeared, that his bond as i.pOint of security ; was by no'means equal to the landed'security offered by. Gibson ; and that the security of the Defendant, -by his-bond, was RIO greatly inferior to the security of the Public Asserance*Offiees; add MO: Gibson, the father of the Plaintiff, Offered 'fol. a year more than any Office or any person would give ; that he conceivetl e it to be the duty of an Attorney, .whendealing for his Client, .to cpnsicier that confidence, was reposed in him, and that in this case the De fendant- (Mr. Jeyes) -should have evinced that he had made a diligent use of..that confidence; and as, this was not suffidiently Made out by,the Deiendane, the annuity must be cleeretad to be set aside, and the. • • . • EVESHAM,. WORCESTERSHIRE. • •TO.BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - By Mr.-SIVITTI-l ) At ..Garrawa's, on Friday: the asst of July,- at Twelve sa'Clock,.in Lots, unless acceptable offers are made in the mean tiine . by Private Conti - aft, A, Large and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE; .CA. :TY:I E-F RE E, ,within .the Borough of Evesharn, advantageously .situate - on -the Navigable -River Avon,' ad joining' theruinPike Road from London to Worcester, com prising boo Acies, more or less, of Rich. Garden Ground,. Arabic, pasture, and Meadsow 'Land, conveniently subdivided into Several Farms, with. suitable Dwelling-houseS, Barns, Stabling, /ncl Out-buildings, lett to c;S3. Watkvns„ Head ly, Phillips,. Pratt,- Preedv, Taylor, Humphreys, Matthews, Bapley, Clark, Davis, Field, Knight, Ikluinford, Miller, Benton, and Slater, at -Rents amounting- to upwards of 9001. per ann. capable of - considerable imp:overnent. May be viewed with leaveofthe.TenantS, and particulars had twenty days previous to the Sale, of Messrs. Bullock and Arnold, Solicitors, Bedford-row, London; of Mr. Ilugh Jackson, Stamford,. Lincolnshire ; at the Star In 9, Oxford ;_ Irop poles, .Worcester ; Crown, Evesham ; White lLtrt, Bakarr ay ; at Carraway's ; and of Mr. Smith, No.' 6; Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange, London. • DEVONSHIRE. TO BN SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT .1.,13 that Neat COTTAGE and Compact and .(1. - Desirable FREEHOLD ESTAfE; called STOKE LAK E, situate in. the 'Parish of Hennock, the Residence of Richard Harpur; Esq.• The House _is - delightfully situated on an einineW.:e, - cominanding, a . beautiftil Prospect over'a - most fertile Country,' and is neatly fitted up with suitable Otlices ' - Coach-house, - Stables, - a n d c onven i ent Pleasure-grounds, and Shrubbery-walks,- with a large' Garden: In front of the House is a Lawn of Eight Acres, at the bottom of which rums the lrautiful River Teing, abound ,ing- With excellent Trout,-and for m i ng ' from its adjacent Banks, and from the House, a most delightful Scene. , The whole contains-. Thirty Acres, nearly five thereof is prime Orchard, and in high cultiVatimr; and in point of Si tuation, truly. desirable . for.the residence'oCa genteel Farnily. The Premises are'situatt near the. Great Western Road, leading from Lxeter to Plymouth, where three Coaches pass and re-pass every day, and distant ten miles froM Exeter, thirty- from Plymouth, five from Newton Bushell, twelve from Torbay, one from-Chudleigh, and six from the faShion able and, much-frequented Watering-places of Dawlish and Teingmouth. There are ,seNeral Packs .of -Harriers kept, in the neighbOurhood. . . For Particulars, application must he made personally, or by Letters, pest-paid,. to Messrs. Hellyer and.- Batt; Attor-• law ' s Chudleigh, Devon. - Dated 3d July, 180 r. • FREEHOLD ESTATE, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY•AUCTION, .B.f . Mr. HARRY PHILLIPS, . . At the George Inn, Odiliarn, on Saturday the 2.5 th of July, . . at - Twelve o'Clock, in One Lpt, ". . COMPACT and ".Improvable FREEHOLD • FARM, Called.Readon Farm,' situate at °Wham, in pleasantfuroe..l,)iairers,°,Leg-one-dfiisvte3Atcire°sinot . L.Landbre Land and young CoN)icc, or:Wciodland Ground ; let to Mr., Leach ottLease,•at a Net. Annual Rent of Sevent y-s ix Pon rids. ThiS , Favnt is entitled to . a Yainabie -Right of Common, on theWiste and Common, Grotinds of the -Manor of Odiham. May he viewed by leave of the Tenant, and printed Pii`rti - culars . had at the George' urn, .oditratu ,• Nlaidealiead, nosing-- stoke; .• Red LiOn, Bagghot ; Croiva, Re a di ng ; Win ie.lia rt i _ Guildt - ord; Bush,. Staines , ; Red Lion, Egliam; of Messrs. Jennings, Shire-lan, Co:roy-street; 'arid at I 1 r.. New Bpnd-street. ' ' - - • •. - . • , . LONDLIN : Pribtc i i by BUCiiikNAN WIVILLLAN,!oi.Iiow-Strcct, ('over. , -Gamen); and Published by Wi I , 1.. iA Pa ARMIGER ScßiPes (ot Horse-ferry,..road,Veit m i nste , At the SoN.OFF It: i, No. i 17.1 ' Strand ; 'where Advert:lenient', grdtts for the Paper, Leita's tor the Editor, &c. (Psi-laid) must be add d , resu , , ...- • torest, toJic computed from . the datc of the bond Attdhe , fUrther decreed, that as it w as nece S sary. the great principles of the decision should be exeni :platy, the-Defendanishould also pay Costs. The LORb CHARctLf..oR, in pronouncing this important 'Decree, observed, that althotigh there. were circumstances in the case that induced him not tOteree :that the Defendant . should re.plae the stock (by the - zsale'of which the 4001.. was raised), yet his Lordship- -Signified- .that it-'ruikht - Maintain the reputation of the Defendant, • . who- he was dp. sirous of thinking free from 'imputation, and also -better preserve the reputation sort, if lie should re-place the stock befo're he set his foot in .Noith imptori. It had been represented by the Counsel for theiXeferidant, Mr. Jeyes, that he had passed: a, well spent life of near fourscore year,s, and' his Lord ‘ ship Should be sorry that he should quit this Court With a worse charaler than he had before he came . into-ii. ' • - • SUMMER BEVERAGE. Fltn Bs, Wine . and Brandy Merchant, gratefully acknowledges the FaVours of the Public, and re speafully assures them, that his Shrubs are at this time in the highest state of perfeaion. They are absolutely prcparod with the choicest old Spirits, and their Acidis drawn solely from that ; very grate ful Antiscorbutic Fruit, the Seville Orange of the presenr Importation. Sold, in any quantity, not less than Two Gallons, of either Rum Shrub or Brandy Shrub, at his Warehouse, Monument-Yard, London. *.,„* Also, Superior Foreign Wines, in full Quart Bottles, TWelve of which will contain Three Gal lons of Wine, making thereby a consiacrable Saving in quantity to the Purchaser. f+l - Some real Batavia Anack, ,from the East Italia Company's Warehouses. , HIBUS'S pro Ors not being calculated-, upon: terms requisite to sustain' the lossespf-loog credit, baci..clebts, 4.:c, he respeaCully . tcquests that all, qr. : frorn the Country, may. contain .: remittances fo r the..„4 l49 Sint, "oElFeference for payment:in Town.. Ly9iNT JUICE. • Itlr...Ceficw L,.. - Timple-Bar, hay-ing beet: cviat4oititYncler4nna;:tiii_ some') other - .Acid has beery so - Id-for COil . tr.ete - .Lernon juice; feels it ne cessary,to ethset.‘+, , that s be . is f),'lrmitted to refet to'tht in' . this `Kingdom ; felt the. izrify of , thitrps' i t'parect"toy' himself ; 211 d he t PaStS• thilTiklFl;iiCaUtPtUT 7.9 f . signirig dire'ry (. l':i`Fka,„(>e with . bii ifietne, ijr i)1 I. , (7.ttlrartd will 4ifOrd s6ttcient siburify:ara - ipst-finpcisitiOn. to thse who -:shalrhe litsirous to make use of this' cOiir e (liens egvtn r prefira i o'n . • . M A E . lll, like many triprei - Wli . osO:mincP,s tiffs_ ease as Hst,..c4e.reach of Medicine,' indiinantly ex claimed, when drugs We - re- spoken ofi'" Throw physic to the dogs, , none on't." Thus, 'despe_ ratiOn - enibraces:.prejlidice, and he who is lost to the Physician's iiier himself, .precipitately_ consigns .to the sewer the whole Materia Medica. - But turn lo g to the other 5:1<1e,.- ivhere 11 , _•Ip;is Wisely sought . by giose who net , il It, and the aaided has not been hy ae iv 10.9 4511 . e .1" 1.r.1.Jc, ‘ All recipes are and all .preScrip tions .hoorless, I oupit,die." To such, and such wore,,, the, ,healing hand may .be with to - nlidc-nce extended,„4n4 Death may, be-deprived of viftims PatieiLts lose not confidence in Medi cine-. Ti,ic observation applies to - the ,Valetudinary descriptions, but to-none.so forcibly as those feel the dire effeds of Nervous. Diseases ; . ,eases, which, if not subdued, mu st. , render life, a burden ' and its load-of mi se rie s i nsu pp ort abl e . A n d to sitchjufferers, in faithful ecinfidenee of their re .we..recommepo.-- that long-tried, and rarely ever_faLltngreniedy,: the B9.TANt c Syitur,. or the N.ERvous coit-p.i..11.: of the celebrated BP:91)UNI, whose. Cures have swelled our Papers so -repeatedly,• 'tti s.trings_of affidavits froth multitudes restored- 1; and.whose all-healing skill has not alone kept hoary . age..from paying.long'ago the' debt they. Owed to . Nature ;'..bitt - .ha,s likewAse.resened thousands, inthei flower of youth: . from the dread blast of "'Evils. premattitei!' - and felicitously saved them from an . untimely gtaye 1.. - DIED. • On the 21d ult. at Chatham, Mrs. Emily Lankford, aged tg, v(ire orLieutenant Buller Rplle Langford, 9t His Ma jesty's Marine Forces,, • TRICE a 7 STOCKS,_ 7 .ItDAY. India StoClc 1941 5 Exchequer Billki s. • s.dis. New ditto s. dis. Lottery Tickets Irish ditto - Otnnium, lob- Itriper. 3 per Cent: 60,a :I)itto Ann. xr.9-16i Bank for Account •= India for May - ' - Consols for open. 6zl3i) YiiTt Bank,Stock 144 . -- .Navys per Cent. 9531 per Cent. 1797; Ai I risli 5 per Cent. : 4 per Cent. Con, - • • 3 per cent. Rect. 61-ki. • 3 per Cent. Cou. 6oat Ditto Scrip . 1 " " 'llank.l.ong Ann. i 8.7-16 6- Ditto Short At 5 3-.14k. Date. Scrip VENEREAL COMPLAINTS R. ARNOLD's PILLS, so' well known all over gurope for their superior efficacy and peculiar mildness, in perfedly eradicating every degree of the Vene real Disease without the least trouble or confinement. • The Public mo be assured this excellent Medicine* is perfeEtly congenial to the constitution, and many stave remarked their health having been much improved-in other respects after its use. • Printed Directions, signed by Dr. Arnold, are inclosed 'with each Box, which will enable all Persons to cure them selves without the knowledge of any one: . , Prepared by Dr. Arnold, at Whetstone ; Middlesex; sold in 'London by Mr. Axtell, N0,.1, Finch-lane, Cornhill ; Mr. Wardiat his 'Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 32,4, Holborn, opposite Gray's Inn• Gare ; and Mr: Pidding, at his Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 76, Oxford -street, opposite the Pantheon. Sold also by the follbwing- Booksellers ; Hazard, Bath ; Sheppard, Bristol; ltlottley, Portsmouth ; Collins, Saljs buly Harrop and Thompson, Manebester ; Jones and Core, Liverpool; Bulkeleyo and Poole, Chester • Pearson and Piercey,. Birminkliam - 9 Stevenson, Norwi c h • Middleditch and Barnsby, Ipswich; - Cales,. Sheffield ; Binns, Leeds ; • Peak, York ; Brown, Hull ; • Humble, Newcastle; . Gee, Cambridge; - Slater, Oxford; NV Donald, jeweller, Glasgow; Stott, Apothecary, Edinburgh ' • and by . oue reputable Book seller in most Towns in England. Price zs. gd. and ss. sd. a Box, Duty included. Whefernag be had, Arrtokl's Nervous. Restorative Drops. With Pos;es`sien tervlichaeltnas - text. TO BE SOLD.BY AUCTION, . By ,Mr.',RAINE, , ' ' , . On Friday he r7th inst. •the Rainbow Col - 1 7 .:e-hc,use, It - • Cornhill, at Twelve 'o'Clock; ' • A - Very Compaq. ESTATE:- (tilt Larid-Tax of veilich is redeemed), consisting of near El cHTY , ACRE'S of OLD and . RI CH" 14EADOW.: LAND; weft watered ; on -which stands a Farm-house,sfrom whence Views of great extent and beauty are enjoyed, and the ante is capa r • b 1!... of being rendered,"in the COTTAGE,STI LE, a conve nient Habitation.; and 4 Pleasure Ground and. Kitchen Gar- • den easily formed with great advantage, _round a fine '.SPRING POND, • beongini to the Property, which Copyhold of the'Manor v , OfHendon. , The whole formerly in the occupati o n of Mr. J o h n , man, and now of Mr. Crate, Carpenter,. of whOm,printed -Particulars may be had ;, also at , the,Kinff's Read, Harrow,; Abercorn -Arms, Stanmore; Long Room s . Hampitead at the Rainbow; and of.Mr.A24ine, ix Charlotte -street, Blooms bdy, where t t Plan may 13 4 .; seen. Between the RYE GATE and HORSHA NI ROADS, TO 43E:,SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. RALNE, On Friday the, 17th inst. at - the Rainbow Coffee-ho u. se, in n Cor;)hill, at Twelve ci'Clock, in Two Lots; , MANOR of MARISHLAND, together with the Leases of Two Farms, as held under' Trinity College, Cambridge, , usually renewed every seven years, with the advaritageof PoSsession at Mielraelmas next of one of the said Farins; 1 - 10R.SELAND, "for many years past in the occupation of Daniel Capon, -at a low Rent, • and contains iz3- Acres of good Land. • , . • Also NTARLsHtivisrp FARM, containin-g, 242 A. 3 A. 23 P. on.Lease'till Michaelmas; isoB, to Thomas This Estate is sititatea in %he Parrsh of Newdigate, about two miles from the Twenty-eight Mile-stonenu the Hort - ham Road, at Bear Green. • The respeaiye /Tenants thew their Lands, of whom printed - Particulars utiy be'hatl; also at the Anchor, at Horsham; White Horse., -Dorking ; White Hart, Ryegate; Swan, ,Leatherhead; at' t4ie • Rainbow ; and' of Mr. Raine, Land-surveyor, • Charlotte-strewt, 'Bloomsbury, wheie Plans maybe 7eett . . " • • MANORS AND ESTATE NEAR W0.111.110,'", • With Possession in Part at Michaelmas next; • TO . BE SOL'D,BY-AUCTION; • By Mr. RAINI , • . • At the Rainbow Coffee-house, in Cornhill, onr‘Ffiday -the • - f7th inst. at l'weive o' Clock, A Trtily Eligible and Comp ad FREEkOLD Es TA TE, cap:dile of the. greatest ipprovernent; by the tne Turnpike Road,. far sonic dis.. tance adjoining tie lanai-tint Wein Woburn and Newport Pftg nel (distant only two miles from the .forrnet,_ and six -front the latter); situated in the' Parisi. of- Waveridtht; and 4 - -13 Cw Brick; Hill, in me County of Buckingham, 'and •contaths . the whole upwards of Four Hundred and Forty-five Acres,of Arable, Nleadcw, and Wood Lancl,.together with the Manors of WAVENDOS aid PASLiOW -' • • •- : This E stab is very eligible to any Gentleman irr want of,F , Residence, i a part of toe round•is greatly eh:vats:4, -ex4, tremely dry,.and Ornamented with. Firs, add other thrifty, Forest and Timber Tree;, on which are several - fine.: tioiri for eitding a good'House • Which would command air extensive and rich View of the adjacent COuntry, of Wbbuci A'bhey . , &c. 11.1 r. Cowley; at• B;otighton;lear! NeWport t will give further information, and of wilt:4ll4Am the zist instant, printed Particulars may_be had ; also of Alie. several 'Tenants ; of the Printe.r of thti Northampton VaNiler Of Mr.- Higgings, near the Premises; of Chinks 'Ware; No. It, Holoorn-court,- Gray's Inn ; at the IZ.ainbow Cot= tee-Hoarse; and •of Mr. -Rattle; Charlotte-street,. Bloeints tiury, -London, Where Plans may be-seen. FREEHOLD ESTATE, REIGATE, SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION 2.. 133 -, MT. HARRY PHILLIPS At the Whiteflart, Reigate, on Tuesday the 3iStOritlik, at Tl, ; velve o'Cleck, in - One Lot, " A VALUABLE and 'Desirable FREEHOLD tST4TE,.situate about two. milts 'beyond Reigate, on the Brighton Road, :in k beautiful part of the „County of Sur rey, ermsisting of . a Farm }louse, Barns ' Stables, And Out houses, and about Sev e nty-fi ve A cres of rich Arable, Mea. (tow, and PaSture La n d, lyi ng Compaq, and known be the naineuf Ne‘y Pond. f arm;, let on Lease (which - expires in 1&,A) to Mr. john. Shine, at a very low Annual Rent'of 431. but of the presumed Annual ValLe E:itatc nuts:4,c vielwd by pcimis3ion of the Tenant, and primed Particulars had at the Place of Sale; Cock, Sut ton; Wheat Sheaf,. Tootin g; Spread ' Eagle Epsorn ; Talbot, Culield ; principal lon, D or kin g,; at NleSsrs. Jennings, Shire-lane ; and at Mr„ New-Bond-srreet. . • The CARDIAC and NERYOUS TiNCTUZ:f.. • CASE"hXIX. • •To - Mr. Rxitaa,. Pristol, O i.•%; I : 7ca• - • CIR, bs' your tardiac.. Tint ireY have i l / 4 _) freed from the Gout in iny'&tonfach, and head It Las Mended my appetite 411 - digestion and ninic):cci Ce6tiN,e ness: It discharges the bile, and.clears my sallow skill; My SisteiThas • puisued yonr• direttion-3-.The Tincture has qu it e restored her; lov appetite,. strength, and 'spirits. The fits with which she had.heen a/Meted many years, and for %Pi/Nett - she had used many Medicines without benefit, have not returned since shC took your Pills*, which haw. tarried oil an amazing number of small white worms with slime. -1 arn, Sir, your 'obliged hunrble St•rvant, • • • •_ I.IIQ,WARa., • S ee.Detergert Pais. CASE ,XX. . . .. ••- Queensquale, Westminster., Qa. 9, rz9,o. In' my case. ‘ of "sickness of stomach, bilithis rorolu,;. , :;;, wind, soutness,.' and , piachingS, severe head-achs, • ebn, vilOotns, and cervotls ag4ations, which greatty 'reduced me, V was cured. by Mr. Ryther',s Cardiac Thiduie; after .haying; for.y .. ears, taken, to no . purpose, .a Variety of Me dicines prescribed by Physicians and Apothecaries. - ANN. PHILIPS. CASE XXI , - . Reigi_atF, Jan: 29, 1791. I do hereby certify, that in violent plins in my .stomach and my head, with wind and faintness, I was immediately relieves by Mr. Rvina's Caccliac Thicture. , 'MARY STANNING. From Mrs. Mary Stanni9g, of Reigate. ' . „ CASTE • • - 13 iShopsgate-street, Jan. ro,.r7gr do certify, that .Iraving ne_ny years lyttn zaiieted..wlth the 'Yellow jadndice, and a el/so/der in 'My liver, with dreadful , ornplaints in - the head, stomach, and bowels, and. swelled 2 drop s tr a l l egs , I was -fea perl,y restored, vet he,alth anastrength by , tie . vii'rue :of the Cardiac Tindure and • • - TER 'ROL FOR D. CASE XX.III London, Feb. r, .1791. These are td -certile that in , 4.lhility ; nty si onoi th bilious rieltingl•'.lll mn olipg, cruEtation , s, sbasms, ;Ind wind, I obtaiir.s.l great and 'perritaneat ha tit it - Qui .Mr..l - nier's . _ - 11.1e-I - lA4-11) trtiriacEit Front "Mr. R. Pooler, itlathematical _ Inslntinent-maker to 'tin; "Piince • -, W - 4,1e4', e. . , Ya 11 Dec.. 2, '790. 111 y regular gout - A itai - inoJeconie-aiaornalotts, afkaing my head with great conftision# Kiisti,c64iTta giddiness and noise, with impaired tne.zriotr: *Et :111 evantCemen x;, ":thought ; and my stomach with Spasnis hicca.4l.s. ackii.t)', wind, tuliness :1 11 5. 1 losckiSf. costiue.443i general-weakness,-17eri•WiS"ttartingsliiiitiparai3itic tremCis. l'heseari. „ Nt.,'Cerlify - j Ltl`,4t.Lwas•-•relieN e d by 714e!clArby U n et ' - .llt =- . - Ryffirr's ; . aiad that _since, by taking sionzLl - xionsirfejf coMfctrritbje-ltqii,til.tihd ipirtts. - F-ORG-E tiO WARD. ' • ' ' •' • " Rtig , ife•-; .i4r l ; I ieseitiedgreat br.:neflt:fiom your Caidiac Titanic, Telieirertile'iihuli treat ly •rii am,' -depiez. si tu? , 4114 jitalib le se rya i • - • " - • MACZ'Y IiRYAN•F; CAS'" To Mr. E, , Chelnist'ord, Junet4, 1792. I do hereby . .:certifyv 'that Lba:''t repeatedly expermuced atid bidthaz complaints, from. N44:4Ziritter'4 Ca ii,tc'fihe}tftl. -• ' JA 4144,:$ T.EIMII 3 .S 0 itt.I.FIIIEAD, Flom the, Rey, Mr. 1:1.41111t4ti. " ' This Medieine; as an inir'ciacliate:restorativ e and corgi , rooorant, is rejned i y a sicznole obstroCtiens and sUppressionsinid - cases,of retttnton at nimi(Otj ; in ivaLkn' , !.ssi.riltni2riLi , S and, -itr-vular.. at; t•tb • about turn of,yee,i's. _ • ; Sold at Mr. l'ymer's, No. 36, Gerrard-Street, Sabo. 'iu bottles, zzs...us.-6dss . sd and zs. 9d. with •Di re eti ons , ' „ • and Certificates'of Cures: Hburs of a,'lvice • `turn i t 'to z. Messrs. Dicey and Reynon; No. to, B, xv. Citureh.yard i r are appointed by Mr. Rymer ttre sole Whoiesile Vend...Ts of the above Medici= (as sued as dt the Detergent Pills for this cure of disciased liver, atfendcd with astiuna and (Imp:sic& legs, for the discharge o'f gall stones, ciestfildicot of wurtn4 Fee.) of whom, apd every Vehdet of their r.yleaiLines in alt. the principal_ Tqv..US, T it may be had retail. The A Lithor'i: TraEt on. 104ligesrtou, the.imiy.avavvreciriar, Gout, may be had as above, price is. • *** Rymer's Celebrated Pedor,?.l Medicine for ( . 041 ; , 7, Coughs, DeclinesOkStlitria, aid rit the , Pievent'iz;i3 ar.d Cure of Pulmonary Consumption, May be had as 2ouv ey in bottles at ";s.. 5d. - - and - .;;s. Od,..with full Diratiaus Cases of Cures: • To - T; TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. g, N'e\v 13 ridge-street, London. SIR, _. - argil; 114:15' 2; Itoo. TN , the,-Spring of 1 794. 1 Was' th 1, Venereal Com - plaint, which I treated with ' • once ft - Ilive Months; but - was rhea obliged Id. apply - IV A regular Physician, Who out a temporary slop to the viru lence of the Disease- fnerchlial. applicatibnS) for ,sonit b ut gr p, v i ng in spite of all, in.:awl:h., S awa the ~aqvice of the litst Centlen - sin''of the Faculty Bele, Worse .tvorse for 'two y,:ars, I ly.as • reduted,.to a sqite dmost ...paralleled and beyond description; beirq air ciizire leper, and Ulcerated from head to foot. --gyhead , tl:coot, mouth, nose, le.gs, arena,. ecc, have:lx:en alternately in danger of 'becoming useleSs;• in short, have from tiv,Thie ten thirty reat:ng ulcers,. qa •my _ - and - nearly E, t.. priv'ed of sight.--It weitl(.. ..be volumi nous, to --p,.z.icul,d,„ rize alttny - case- , --;suffice It. to say, th'ere'never Was, zvi Will be, one. of ii inore• dangzirous, .or of a more ,L21:1141- cated 'patine. .1 was long looked. upon . by me frie n d s, an d , imagined' , myself, -beysnd all tio-pes ot,recQvry. ; . ant!, in, • deed, in : . zny titan comtition, vas pn...ii..lable to Ir) , more ;ban ruiscrable state,, In to dreadful situatlim did I cliag: a'• most Miserable extstence,:tiil 12; vi;:c Providence thiew iii .111 Y-wil - a . Wevisospr.r containing tit . e. case 'zzi' Mr. B,:of Plymouth—My' :frieiuls • read it, I could not.—l sent 'and . procured :soiree : of yOur . l,Erk.K E's PA'FE N - P PI I. LS, which, by using lion time to time,.ain 4'; and • have. long been, (aftermdie than four years inilescriwiale distress), in as good-a 'State . .of health as ever 1 enjoyed, as 'a • proof of this, I. had a tine, tlitiVin.,;, healthy born 'to ine a months ago. in gratitude to Qoti, an in 11.,pes of rendering my tellow-creatureservice, I request ypit tD publish this; and ,you- m a y at .any time refer persons who is 1 to be satisfied of the truth of this, or tnither path culars*, to me or my friends, by ig z ter er , Aster. , eases for b: , :dhess•• will ' , c'v,!•,-• 'and iionb exceed it, I have from -experi,ence ever , - to , assute-, mankind, .that hr . your L E AKE a - P I • y will laid 2 sure, speedy,. sate, ,and radical 'cure, for that most dread- ' tit surge of .the yenery.4l Disease, 'which is called a . c Frits= Luxs. - • f• • Insurmountable family reasons prevent making ray!- . nitm:: and address public; but - Creditables persons really wanting information may - also bt, referred !to inc and. ,my friends by Mrs. - S. Clark, Rarnsay-Gardens;D-ritibltteh• Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, 7. TA Y LOR, • Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, • in' London., at iris hohse; No. 9; New. Bridge-street, • Where he will'give Adyke %itlioLic a tee, to persons, rait-, ing these Pills, and -will allswer patients letters; it pogt -1):lid, on the. same terms, observing in all cases . the most inviolable secrecy, do person's name or case having' bees' inentioducl, but at.their own. Follicular request, by the Prot. .prietor, during the course of more . thasi thirty-six:ye:44- that he has had the, conduCting Of an extensive sale or e the above. Medicine . , and - the pradice • arising- therefrem. • They are also sold by his a opointment, for di po,nve. nience of those -living at a &stance, by Mr.' • Watson, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; 'Mr. Alennons, r enter, CBEs.. • - govv,' to whom also Mr. T. refers for iris address ;- at c l ic Perfumer's, No. 3 5 , . St. Aroan's-stre e t, ; Mr, Robertson's Toy-shop, 'No: ro3, Qxterd-strect ; Mr. Dis r borough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; nearly oppoite the Mo..- nument.; Mr. Steel's Bookseller, No. r, U n i on - row, Little Tower-hilt ; Mr. Canwell's, Dublin; and s hY one person in every ,coasiderable town in-Great-Britain and- Ireland, in Boxes. or only zs. gd. each, .sealed,, up 'with full a nd p l a i n , directions, whsrebv persons of either Sex .may cure them. selves with case and secrecy. N. 13, --Every Box sold in Gieat Britai n i s sealed up. with a Statnp, on whit:h i by favour of the Comism • ."- sioners,, is printed, at the Stafrip-Office-L-" T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is felony, and all others are counterfeit. ~-~; il j , v P-Op S .' • 1) I 2 1)11 NIoZ R ES th e dnli 411(1 leg4ti in The from 4t:11 day df first 1v Ditto Ditto Dit to . Such a E i ght (Ui 'd, are a t tention, a Life Ant oxFo 11 ° , tic -nci LEG ty Six . i tt , 4-I °dgeb anY. aii * • loove ()if tbe °lli cblisht , e , icketslani NO. 011 /;gl3, ,ocb 2 3,9% 3Z...c00 Pal 7 first Rita Diti Last with Bani Vernon(' ix i&y Coach' Ralf tt.tgaLit, T H EIG : mat varie Ai o tie s , CO. Stoci Offices (I. 4verpoo) :ot i : clCO e a ° l d s at er li rte n ti esr r as e a t i . zwered.a; Sir abl e to a , S am -(1 ** Bar Annuities and sold 1 17 HE Hal - Lottery-(' Idon, and No. of ' 7,90 ______ .000 A3,c9 32,0f00 ' --.. Patti Eirst-clra Ditto Ditto Ditto _ Ditto * 4 4 6; or . Posf-C vent mist; ttansm •A . l able to • A round it, .Letters sank, Annuities Governor _, Tit B 4 kig