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4DJOURNED SESSIONS AT GUILDH,4LL, OCTOBER 3. SEV'ERAT; indi&ments - for misdemeanours were heard . ; but none Of the least importance. 'the Court proceeded to the discharge of Insolvent Deb tors. John .111‘,Neat applied to be discharged, and opposed under that seftion of 'the Aa Of Parka - nieht,. which direCts that persons obtaining. goods on bills,: under false pretences, shall not be entitled -to the benefit of the As. He Was a wine-merchant,. and liacVaPplied to a 'Mr. Bolt, to,khow whether he wanted any bills discounted, as he had money by . him, and could conveniently accommodate him. In consequence of this offer, Mr. Bolt' accepted two bills - drawn upon him by his Clerk, for tool. each,' and-gave them to the Prisoner, who promised to :bring him the money in a' few dayS. He said he i,vas gong to purchaSe some wine, and that the .drafts should be taken as cash. Some days passed, and the money was not forth-coming. The Plaintiff Was anxious about, the bills, and sent his Clerk to ~inqUire- .c oncerning them, when •he found, that his house was shut up,' and he was gone away. In, • about a . fortnight it was discovered that he was in 'the King's Bench Prison. The Plaintiff sent there to-him; but could not get, the bills, though he said - they shoull be gNen up : they were, h,osvever, ne gotiated, and Mr. Bolt _ . was obliged 't6 take them up. Upon the part of the Prisoner it, was contend ' ed, that thefafts cOnstituted nothing rnore-ihan a - Common debt. On the contrary it was alledged, that this was completely within the meaning of the Aft, as the Prisoner had pretended to have the mo-, • ney himself to discOunt the bills. . The Cdurt were of opinion, the' pretending to, have the money to discount the bills, when in faa' he had it not, was nothing more than what was praCtised by the generality of bill-brokers. It ap_ pealed, upon the cross-examination'of the witnesses, - that the Pristmer had informed the Plaintiff of his • haVing left the bills in the hands of a Mr. Miller, :and that the Plaintiff was proceeding at law against him to recover the same. - Upon - these groundS it _ was considered an -an ordinary debt, and the De fendant was - discharged.. . A person,of the- name of 'Obey was opposed under the 6th Clause in, the Aa, it being',alledgedthat he was not in aftual custody . before the ist Of March, agreeable to the terms specified in the said Clause. It was proved by .an Officer in the Marshalsea Coup, - that - he arrested the Defendant, by virtue of a Mar shalsea writ, on the 28th of February, and that he took him to his •lock-up-house, in CFown. - -court, Covent_ garden, where he was locked up for the space of ten minutes; at the expiration of that time, he sinned, a bail-bond, and the Officer permitted him to_depart, on his promise that he would return with a substan- - tial person to join in the bond ; he,, however, for feited his" word, and did: not return ;fin consequence of which the writ was renewed,...and he, was again arrested on the 6th of March, several days subsequent to the time required by-the clause. The Counsel for the opposing Creditor contended that the De ,fendant was not entitled to his discharge, inasmuch as that he was not in aa;al custody prior to the 6th of March. The Couhsel for the Defendant submitted, that a caption having . taken plaCe on -the zBth of February,- and his client being locked up for ten minutes, did constitute a legal cus tody, and that there was no occasion for a renewal of the Writ ; the Officer not having acted striftly conformable to his duty, was liable for an escape, if, the-Defendant had not been found. The Court .were clearly of opinion, that the circumstance of the Defendant having been taken to the Officer's house, and there locked up, on the .zBth of Febru ary, was' a legal custody, and therefore ordered him to he discharged. A CARD. H I B B s, Winee-merchanti - - Monument-yard, Lon don, respeffully acknowledges the very distinguished patronage of Noblemen, Gentlemen, and, the Pub lic.. It is highly gratifying to him, that his plan of selling Wipes inllegal , quart bottles, has obtain .ed such sanction arid encouragement. 'He has ' at this time, a very large and valuable stock of Old Paris, and other superior Wines, selling' upon, the lowest money terms, truly. genuine, .in full quarts,' every dozen of which are warranted to con tain three gallons of Wine; making thereby a -con derable saving to the purchaser. The importance • of this plan (unequivOcally fair) to private families, is most obiious. *** Orders by the. Pipe or Quarter Cask ex ecuted upon.terms highly advantageous. • -I - §+ Hibbs's Orange, Rum, and Brandy Shrubs, as usual, for making hot or cold Punch, by the addi tion of water only, are so very excellent, that he presumes z . 6 think they will be found really un equalled for strength, richnest . , and peculiar fine 'flavour.' A judicious Writer remarks, that "to live with sa. tisfadion to one's self and others, to procure as many comforts of life as are consistent with our mental and bodily constitution, and to avert impending danger, or, in other words,% to preserve ourselves from the injurious attacks, of external agents, are Measly the whole of u:1 - 1.1t relates to 'the practical _part of hu- Map life." - -If then to live with satisfaCiion to our ' selves and others. is so desirable,' how. can we ae complish it when deprived of that which is snore to Le esteemed than - gold and treasure ?—that which enlarges the soul—that which, when : possessed, leaves little more to be wished for—that which, , when wanted, is the -greatest of wants—even that which ii the greatest of all blessings, namely, Health ! The principal source of misery, then, being the loss of this great jewel, -it behoves .us to find a remedy for those diseases which have hitherto lafiled the skill of the Faculty, namely, nervous,: consumptive, and hypochondriac. If any one man has ever been more successful than another, it is Dr. So.t..omor, who has brought his Cordial Balm ofGi., lead w such perfection, than it never fails removing the worst and most Crabbed disorders of this nit-, titre. It always exhibirates and cheers the spirits, LONI)OI4,t Printed by 1311CHANAN Nl‘Mll,l,4N,jpf Bow-street, Coven-Garticii. .At the SuN-OFF IC E, NO: 1I 2, Strain,'; where Advertisements,_ or:tiers braces and invigorates the whole frame. Such a Medicine, for its healing, balsamic, friendly,, and sanative qualities upon the debilitated constitution, deserves the wondrous encouragement it meets with from all ranks who have been fortunate enough to have recourse to it. • , LONDON MARKETS, &c. CORN-EXCHANGE, OCT. 5. We had a pretty good supply of Wheat at Market this day, which article was heavy sale, at 45. - and ss. per quarter lower than this day se'nnight. . Good Rye continues very dull sale, and somewhat cheaper. The supply of Barley being pretty large, that article has declined in price, from as. to 3s. per ,quarter, 525. being the top price. Malt remains:the same. There being but few goon Oats at market, caused them to be' rather dearer.-. White Pease very scarce, and rather dearer. Beans of both sorts, and Hog PeaSF, remain much the same as last week. N. B. Barley and Oats stated at as. per quarter too high in last week's Report. • RETURN' PRIC On boeni English Wheat 4bt.a jis ad Fine - - .as a 60-,ad E OF GRAIN, n, as under : S , tiperkine Malt -74 s od Oats: - 2oS a 32s od - Fine - - a 36s od Polaticls -38 s a 4os od White Pease 56s a 6os od flue as a 7os od Superfine - a os od Grey ditto -40 S a"44` ori • Fine - a 45s od Shiall Beans 4os a 42s oki, 'Fine os a 46s od Tick ditto 3os'a 36s od Finef - a 425 od Stiperfine - `os a 75s od Foreign ditto os a os- od Fine - a os od- Superfine - -a, os - od' Rye - - 3os a 365' od Very fine - a 41s od Barley - 3os a 365, od Fine - - os a 45s od Superfine - a 525. od Malt -48 s to 56s od nine - a .66s -or,' PRICE OF Fine Flour - 7os to —s od Second ditto 6os t0,65s od FLOUR. Bran Pollard. - gs -o'd to gs 6d - zos' to .zt.s 1 . .E,111 RN OF WFIF.A' fay Messrs. Caw) and. M, chiding only from the zist o agreeably-to Aet of Parliame: T IN MARK-LANE, ALPAS, Meal-Weighers, in )f Sept. to the 26th of Sept. • 235 Quarters at loos Oct at 96s - ad •3 1 3 ti at 945 ocl 178 no '39 Quarters at 73s od 368 3 8 4 00s - at 683 od Ko at 655, od 3 10 1 034 ? - 15 . 0 653 - 4,3 30 - 38s ad 132 150 602 1,70 199 - at 46s od 1146. at • 455 od 164 at 44$ od 200 86 ;,--average 68s. I*. han last Return. 175 345 zo 2 99 ' at 88s od Is 12 `.4 5 2 5 3 1 7 - at 84s od izo 822- at Bzs ,od 743 - at , Bos od .at 79s od"1 474 55 229 total, mono Quarter Mo -Bs. 81d. lower t A RETURN Froth Sept. to Sept. 2 r sack - s at Szs: IF FLOUR, from the Cocket Office. , at 7ts: 5.d. 75 14 5 at 675. id. - 24 it - at 62.5. iod. 1 4 28 21 14 8 7 at sos, 4 at 8 IS. sd. at Bis . o'i. 7079 131 39 --- at 78s. 6d. - at 78s. ,od. 78 39 -, at 765. od. is 2113 12 '8 4-- at 725.10 d . • 1 20 --- at 725. od. ' Total 9967 Sack,. os. lower t: --A Yeragc 785. 43 ; c1. han last Return. AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WALES, Ending Sept. a 6. • Wheat 88s. 3d. Barley sos. id. Beans 445. rod. I Rye 545. od. I Oats 28s. zod. Pease - 495. Sd. PRICE OF HOPS. POCKETS. SAGS. Kent, 41. 4s. to SI- Bs. I Kent, 31. Ifs. t 0,41. 15s. Sussex, 41. os. to 51. os. 1 Sussex, 31. iss. to 41. 6s. Farnham, 41. os. to 71..05. Essex, '3l. os. to 41, 105., SEEDS. Red Clover, (per cwt.) - - White Clover, ditto Trefoil, ditto • - - 't'urnip, (per bushel) - - Rye Grass, (per quarter) - - Cinque Foil, ditto - White Mustard Seed, (per bushel) Brown ditto, ditto Canary Seed, ditto , Rape Seed, I 205. to 90S. 3oS. to lI2S. 105. tO 505. 12s. tO as. 205. tO 28S. OS. to tiS. 105. to 145. sos. to 14S. 6d. Bs. to los. 381. to 401. r last) SMITHFIELD MARKET? s. To sink the Offal--per stone of Sib. ...- Beef, 4s. 4d. to ss. Bd. t Veal, ss. od. to 6i„ 4d. Mutton, 51. 6d. to tis. Bd. Pork, ErS. od. to 7s._4d. Lamb, ss. 4d. to 6s. Bd.. HEAD OF, CA ETLE. THIS DAY. Beasts about igoo—Sheep and Lambs 7oeo. NEjVG ATE and LEADENHALL MARKET, oet.s. Beet; 3s. 84. to ss. od. I Veal, 4s. 44 4 7 to 6s. od. -I‘lutton, ss. od. to ss: 84. Pork, 6s. od. to 7s. 44. Lamb, ss. od. to 6s. od. PRICE OF LEATHER (per Lb.) AT LEADENHALL. Butts, 50 to 561 b. - - - - • 2cd. to zzd. Ditto, 6o to 661 b. - - - - 224. to z4ii. Merchants' Backs -20 d. to --d. Dressing Hides - - - -15 d. to 17d. Fine Coack Hides - i7d. to I gd. Crop Hides for cutting - -19 d. to 2.00. Flat - Ordinary - - -15 d. to 161 d. Calf Skins, 3o to 4011). per Dozen -20 d. to 231 L Ditto, - _so to 701 b. - -23 d. to 27 d . Ditto, 7o to Scilb. - to 2 Cgi Small Seals (Greenland) 30s. to 325. Z per Dozen. Large ditto, - loos. to 13os. Tanned Horse Hides, 145. to .. 255. per }fide. Goat Skins - --s. to —s. per Dozen. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers (p. t.) Ordinary, 25. 0. to 25. Bd. zs. 6d. 'to as. Bd. Market Calf, .0.. each. Middling, 35. od. to os. od. EnglishHorbe,tos. to t3s. ea. SKINS.. 2.5... ed. to 4s. od. I Lamb, - 2s, Adato 3s. 6d. .S hee PRICE OF TALLOW; St. James's Market 3s. Bd. Town• Tallow 6 rs. Od. • Clare Market 35. Sd. Russiado.(Ctudles)s9s.6rs. Whitcol:ape' Market 3s. sd. Russia do. (Soap) 575. —5. per stone ofBib. - Melting Stuff szs. —s. Ditto rough lzs. —s.. Craves 195. G6od Dregs lis. lied,.BoS.—Cutd, 84s. W.--Mouns, Lis. od. _ _ _ ros.- 9d Average price 3s. 7d. Yellow Sdap, 7zs.—Mov Price of Candles per dozen, i St. J-MES's HAY MARKET, 0&.3. flay, 31. os. od. 10 51. i4s:od.—Aver. 41 js. od. Straw, rl. 16s. ad. to al. as. od.—Ayer..ll. 19s. od. WI-lITECI-LAPEL - MARKET, oa. 3 . . Hav,. 41. os. cd, to 51: 155. ad. —AYtr. Al. 17s: 6cl. Clover ; 61: os. oil. tQ 71. os.:o1.--Aver. 61. to.i. oil. Straw, il. 14s. ed. to 21.-35. PRICE OF COALS IN THE POOL YESTERDAY Newcastle - - 445. 6d.,i—Deliitered :at 535. 6d. Sunderlar-1 - - 4ts. 6d.—Dittt, sos. 61. SHIP NEWS,. GRAVESEND, OCT. 4, Passed by—the Attempt, Croft, and Queen, Bland, from Surinam ; Portland, Allen, from Jamaica ; Two Friends, Pines, from St. Pitt's ; Alert, —, and Charlotte, Pellaud, from Riga 4. Maria, Dudgeon, from -Trinidad; Dicta, from Stettin ; Hendricusi Lane, from Gottenburg ; Nicholson, from Grenada ; Hobson, , Booth, Symmetry, —, Hopb, Darby, Norfolk, —, and Lord Nelson, Stacker, from Petershurgh ; Hone, ---,•-' and John and Charlotte, Haeris, from Dantzic. _ _ Sailcd—the Copenhagcn, Muller, for Copenhagen; and Woodrup Sims, Hodgson, for Philadelphia. • , BIRTHS, Last-week;-Mrs. Bicknell, wife of Mr.' Bicknell, Solicitor •to the Admiralty, at his house in Norfolk-strect,in the Strand, of a Daughter ; and Mrs. Skey, his ddlighter, the wife of Samiiel S key, Esq. of Spring. Grove,. Worcestershire, of a Son and Heir. • MARRIED. • Yesterday, Thomas Wilson, Esq. of the Pay-Office, Somerset-Place, to Miss' Mein, (laughter of Thomas Mein, Esq. of 'Gl'ouccster Place, Portman-square. DIED. On the'tsth-ult. at Bridlington Quay, Yorkshire, where .he went'for the recovery of his health, rohn Sutton, EN. eldest son of Sir Richard Sutton, -Bart. of NorwoodPark, Nottinghamshire. • On the zd inst. - at Ardwick, near Manchester, in her 65th year, Mrs. Graham.. At his house in Plymouth, William Symons, Esq. of ChaddleWood;•near Plynipton, aged 48, one of His Majesty's Justices of-the Peace for. the County of Devon, and an ikider marr of the Borough of Plymouth. , , • On Thursday se'nnight, of an apopleaic seizure, while on a visit at the seat of H. H.R. Drewe, Esq.. of Wootton Fitz paina, the . Rev. pr. Sherive, uf Hyde , . near Bridport. • Lately, at Padstow Cornwall, Mr., Prater, Attorney at Law, He went to beci in perfect health, arid was tirand dead in the morning' On IVecinesday, at his house . in Lincoln's-inn-fields, Mere dith Price, ksq. Clerk of t'ip,ize for the Oxford Circuit. • The same thy, after a few , lays illness, Mr. Isaac Pear son, Solicitor, of St. Saviou'r's .Church-yard, Southwark. On the 30th of Sept. at Tregembo, near Nlaraziori, Charles Penneck, E:;q. Justice of the Peace and Deputy Lieutenant of the county bt Cornwall. On Sattil,`,ay evening last, Mrs. Riley, at her house, in Bell=street, Aditigton, aged 73 years. Oh the igt:i atApPleeross, Thomas Mackenzie, ESq. of Appletross. . OLD MADEIRA, Meliorated by keeping 2ozo Gallons in a Vat. Q-1 3 ENCER and PERKINS, Wine-merchant's, No. 44, opposite the Church, Snow-hill, take the liberty of acquainting tie Curious' in Wine, that no India Voyage can soften and improve-Madeira to .the extent their Vats do, as'they not only make it snore agreeable in flavour to the pa late, but more restorative and wholesome to the stomachs of the aged and, intirtn, for which that Wide, when in . pe;- fectiion, is so Celebrated. •- - - Their Bucella is in great perfeftion, and this is the season for drinking it : it is deemed =efficacious in disorders' of tile Stone and Gravel. • , (;" No less than a Dozen sent to any part of the Town, free of expence. _WORM from t h e Mouth.—Miss Tig** I a young Lady of a good Family, was in a sickly, state foe three years, herstomach swelled, her appetite was very irre -gular, hereyes.sunk, and Strong symptoms of a decline,' had used much medicine to little -purpose, till a friend recom mended Dr.GARDNER's ISILLS (the PANACEA), and in taking one Guinea Box, amongst other disigfeeable eva cuations, the Lady discharged from her mouth a strong round worm, eight inches longonspecaed - by-many Gentlemen of the Faculty, after Which she got well. What a pity this Medicine-is not more attended to in every family, from the aged - man to the sucking child • those Vegetable Pills cure by gently removing e v ery thing that obstruds nature in every stage, as every post brings• fresh - . proofs of this fa&. Dr. Gartiper will take a ny Gentleman up for One Hundred Gui neas to prove every case he publishes, what no other man can doSately. The FillS sold in Town and Country at ss. zos. 6d. - and zrs. and ss. 3d. boxes.fonworking people. .03CFORPSHIRE. DE Etti Vroob, SOME CAPITAL OAK, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. CHRISTIE, At ihe'Redt,iOn, Bridge Foot, Henley upon T.liames, On MONDAY, November 9; at T+velve o'Clock, IN LQ't'S, . , A FREEHOLD ,ESTATE, consisting of ONE FIUNDitED and FIFTY ACRES of WOOD LAND, covered with VALUABLE BE ECH WOOD and some CAPITAX OAK TI MUER, in the most THRIV ING STATE, situate Ay:thin about. Four 'Miles. of the Thames-, and Seven Henky upon Thames, in thetoutity of Oxford. Also, a`Compaa FRE LHOLD HOUSE in Two Tene ments, Barn-yairi-, and. Well of excellent Water, Two Gar - - dens, and Close . of Land, containing rA. o R. z 6 P. situated at GORING TOW N's END, in the •Parish of Goring, big the County of 0 xibid, let to Mr. Richard Goddard, at will; at a low old Rent of 41. cos-: but of neat/ doiable - the an: nual value, Laixi. Tax cos. rod. I j'he,Tenam will spew the P remises.. Particulars may be, now had of the Printers of the Oxford and Reading Papers ; and of the Printer of the Birininghant Paper ; at the Red Lion, Henley ; Rainbow, Cornhill ; awe, in Pall-Mall. 11()SIERY. PRICE OF STOCKS, ESTE4DAY. Bank Stock shut India Stock Navy S per Cent. 303 io2 ExChequer Bills6s. its. dis. 5 per cetit. 1797, shut New ditto - Irish 5 per C , :nt. shut New . S. S, Stock 4 per Cent. Con. shut 3 per Cent, 1751, - 3 per Cent. Red. shut Orntiium 22 23 3 per Cent. Con. 68 9a 7ii Imper. 3 per Cent. 671 7 Ditv:•Serip • Ditto Ann. Bank Long Anna shift . 13ankfor.Op'. 182 Ditto Short Ann. shut India to Op. 212} Ditto Scrip Consols for Ott. 68 gi $i Si • . WANTS A. - PLACE, AS' GAME-KEEPER, a Single - - Young Man, who can brcilk in Dogs in-the 1 1 , 2 st manner, is an excel lent Shot, both with. rifle or fowling- pieces.; understancis the' management of Horses,; has no objection-to live as Upper- SerVant to a Family ; shaves 'and' dresses hair well ; under stands the business of a House-Sfyinit ; has a&ed in the above Capacities for his last Master upwards of seven years. Has an excellent Charaaer.—No objedion to go abroad, having been accustomed to travelling, &c. . ' ' Aklrfre'ss to , A. B. at,the Office of this Paper. • - • W.l - 1' PrOfessional Men, of Education and '..4l : espon.sibilitY deviate from' the general System by the seledion aa peculiar branch, the sanction of Lang con tinued success is the best criterion of superiority. • Eight years fraVe I,devoted my practice to the - ex`clusive treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful result.of iny,plan gives Me additional ardor to oppose, as far as I ain able, the ravages of those Ci - iniplaiiits which arc the most important ill the Catalogue offluinan Infirmities. After initiation, into every , Branch, as an Army. Surgeon, I formed a wish at qn early period of Practice to rescue in divid•ials froin the ignorance lof uneducated men, or tbe equatiy dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The Three Disorders, to the - Cure -9f which I have de voted my attention, comprise every species of YEN E.. REAL, INFECTION,.whether of• a recent or long dt rati,!l; zdly, All kinds of debility, whether arising from tho habits of schciol-hoys, or the indulgences of mature age: , And; • that derangement of :he .system in wo men which is cal led BARRENNESS, or STERILITY. NumerouS Diseases 'are the result of ignorance, or haste in the' treatment , of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not un frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poistined.by the indiscretion of an unguarded honi.—By a superior me thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where others have failed, i trust that I may preSume to oiler a radical re-establishinent. _ Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, compared. with the calamitous situations of Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary' vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a• fashionable life, acquire that'state oriDelaihry, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broodS over his misery,' but carefully' cope eels his misfortune, ,may l e some cons°. m lation for hi to know, that although it be an .object of doubt or uncertainty with other Praditioners, the removal of theSe Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. If the rites of BacChus or Venus have 'began to' reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety wilt be prevented by an. early Counterac tion of this languid S to r te ; and, in these cases, no great difficulty will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years existed,• a proper perseverance is indispensably requisite to revive the slum-, Bering Sparks of Life, and to re-animate the Constitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in their expellations of a Family, May be assured, that in Most instances, such defeas are curable by Medical skill. The sectesy which is so essential to my undertaking, and thequalifications which 1 }Pave presumed to state, form the.basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with_ such this intimation is given, that Mr. 13: may be 'consulted personally, or by Letters (inclosing- a small Note), at his nourn, , No. 29, Arundel- street, Strand, near Temple Bar. There is an additiOrral Entrance in Water-street, ad:foining, and the Name is on both the doors. M. 8-, Member of the Royal C.ollege of Surgeons. zuv_i Published by WILLIAM Att.tAtcsa. SCR zr es (of Horse-ferry-road, Westminster); for the Paper, Later: far the. ,Editor, &c, Oait-paid), must be addressed, COOKE continues to have on'Sale at his %hi faft6ry and Nottingham War , :ouse ' No. 434 1 Strand; an extensive and valuable Assortment of 110 S t E R Y of evety , description, which, for t.legance; neatness, tate, and quality. - has never been equalled, and, he 'flatters hipaself, can never bcsurpassed. The many advantages he' possesses over every other person in this line/of business, and the peculiar degree of i)erfeaion to which, by indefatigable anent:l2Al, ,and unli-- rnitedexpence, he has brought his attinnielory, while they afford hint an opportunity of oll;:ring to the Public a variety Of: GoOds, superior in'every real ea to .those of any. other per son, land render all competition fruitlesi; also-enable hint to accommodate. the Public, either in, the wholesale, retail, or export trade, upbn terms more - moderate than can pOssibly be afforded by any'other flous. in the Metropolis. To, THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. No. q, New Bridge-..treet, London , . • Honoured Edinburgh, March 18; aef I:3=',G leave to inform you, that ever since tht yri:r 179 o; have been affliaed - with the Lots Vent rea ; which, from its obstinately . resisting . every course of Medicine prescribed by the n:iost eminent of the Faculty here, and undergoing several' severe courses of salivation, and twice dischaygea, from the- Hospital, with tittle would aprear to be of .the - -most inveterate •n titre. In the . spring of fun year my disorder had get to sp.th a head, as nearly to rat a period to my;existence—l had a largeulca on the crown of my, 'head, one on each - arm, and my. legs were broke out in a frightful manner ; my right was dread fully -painful; and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also' two large nodes on it, was very much diseeloured, and • gave me such exerutiar ing pain, particularly when -- farm to beet s as . nearly to de prive Me ()Crest ; in this lementable state, I was reco.t-• Mended by Mr. 1. Thompson, (who received so .great a: cure by them , here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 2th of May ; in the course - of a 'fortnight, I began to receile bmelit---in little more than a month, the Meets: on my heed and arms were soundly heaicd--;soon after, the sores oti' my legs .healed also; leaving,. howeveri considerable disi:olouration in -the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, • which, bc'the .91es sing of God, and a little longer . perseverance in your inva luable Medicine, subsided ; the - nodes • disporSir%, the skin regaining,its natural line, •and the noeiurnal pains gradually going off: . I thus - 43 . ecam e, by your liberal advice and Me dicine, perfealy, , Ve from' all my termer complahlts— have recovered my former spirits and- strength; and ant be come jolly and fat, in which state having continued my' t the astonishment of all who knew me, I amat a loss in what terms to express my gratitUde,, but beg yOu, for the good -of other suffering mortals, to make this joy case as t ,ublic 'as possible, as .1 shall on every occas ion ; in so dortig, - you will greatly oblige, Sir, your gratifuli . obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MURK E • • Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the abOve Cure : OHN THoMrsoN,, 1\o: 3; New Poultry Market; and o HN Sil, Old Asse'mbiy-Close,. Edinburgh,. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TA y Loa, Member of the 1.26yal College of Sur' geons, at his WA:se; No. New Bridge -street, London; where, after .% constant residence of inore than thirty-sig years, in a practice particularly direeled to the cure ot . I 1 (Venereal Generation, profession Co with t o l t, l it s rat a a n i f d wv t t L y nc , b e e e s , ;: v 1 ihc cases.,; a Pm. .fFoT he flatters himself, the advice and' assistance he 'gratuitouskt administers to persons taking this Medicine, will . be esteemed,' by a discerning Public, as an advantage sel dom.attainat le and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment,, tar the convenience of those livingat a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St; Alban's-street,' Pall,Mall ; the Toyshop, No. 103, Ox ford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller; No. t, - Union-row, Little Tower. hill - Mr. Watson's, South-bridge, Edinburgh-; Mr. Call' well's, Dublin.; and ilk one 'person in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ireland,. in Boxes of only zs. 9dl each, sealed up ,with full aria plain directions, persons of either selcmay cure themselves with* ease, s peal, secrecy; and safety. • N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up %vizi' a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners 1 5 printed, at the Stamp-Office—C 1 T. Taylor, No. 9, Nev.' Bridge-street,"—to imitate which is Felony, and all other! _ are Counterfeits. • • Lying-in.---Mr. and Mrs. White's Address to the Corranw 'nity,. resped ying Concealed 'Pregnanc. LE b oiximare Pregnancy, though countcna p ced - • toe approbation of Parents, Relations, and Fr:crfi s ; though the utmost assistance be ccntributed to *tale: the numerous cOmplaints peculiar to that' - a state, though certain - colon agreeable provision for the Enfant, wbui' born, is yet a condition Humanity. convoiserates. Such h , " ing the case under the most favourable circumstances, v,'l l4 ' must that' be of Concealed Pregnancy, where prudence . the - one hand compulsively dictates the acknowledgment. o r previous Marriage, and roar of the implacable resent enaa "; offended' Parents on-the otheroMbst 'powerfully forbids. it Certainly this .state of...suipense, distraction, and desHir mind, must eXcite compassion in the beeast of every huotana Christian. This is confessedly a. miserable s ituation; yeti how much more lamentable and Aistressed must the unhappy condition of Illegitimate Pregnancy be, Wherraanbjed . to th; irreconcileable disposition of -too, rigid Parents or •Guardiang, and the coirsequent shame attending such a miserable misfor tune !. • No Friend to 'place a coOdence in to procure the' least necessary assistance ; no retreat for peace of mind ; b". f grief and despair the only prosped in vito,V,' urging to thefa consequences of an irretrievable tile it resnlutien. Upon cdor deliberate refledion, what a subject of sorrowful coritemp l4- tionmust this untimely, period of an unfortunate N' , 'Cill.."4l l. Ivfio might have existed and repented of p.,sc..miseoncltvi been-a Comfort to het kindred, anti an useful monitor to sex, had more lenity , been observed; and her character cured in time, from the Malicious reproaches of base censll: - What can be more. 'ararbarous than to triumph ever lost of, nour and reputation, Which, to delicate itaintimants, ,s , !! conviction alone is a sufficient reproof, inflicting 4 ment insupportably severe ? Retied, titer-el - Ore, but,a ment ,upon our .imperfedion ; we shall then.. not uni) aSharned of having exulted over the distressed, but tro dole the misfortunes resulting f'roni the frailty of tore. , 1-luniatiity and Christianity. conioriserate the tr..; Our degenerate nature ; upon this-solid foundation, la of illiberal inyettives pecilliar to the narrom notion., o; ;" - 4 perfect • beings, our endeavours continue it - , faxed to preserve not only repatatien, but the little le..rat' from falling a sacrifice to the uncharitable cenaure and c` ''s sion of ignorant, base, defamatory 'persons ; and to pr'v - ', 1 6 the too rata' effects-of despair, under o mans' untraeio..., melanchdly, hours of reflection, by accommodating With , sepdrate Lying-in Apartments, agreeably to their speclive circumstances. Those regardless of Yetauhation not, upon any terms, be treated with. : Apply Surgeon and 'Man-midwife or Mrs. White„ N"*, London-house-yard, Nortli side of St. Paul's Charch-yu!'d Letters, post-paid, attended to.—The consolation result . r " .( i from this undertakingoo Many of ,the most reputable 3 / .4 respedable Families in thissKingdoln, by Et-curing' pz•-"cc / ,ia coneJrcl among Relations and Friends, is sufficiently . cort s V,i coons to be countenanced by the humane, sensible P' , mankind ; care, tenderness; - humanity; 'honour, and secroix having been the basis of this Concern ler many-years—m'Y oft relied upon,—N. 8.. Mr. White has got another I-lcus.c ..at e the Surrey side Of Blackfriar's-bridge, in an airy an.l i;rt situation, where-Ladies, if, they prefer it to the Cray, 11 ' be accommodated. J. Num] ~- T° Who w i comp-, posed The ,Sit The De 4 itzecol wood, The Fe Atte Ilexes, 6: Ginlet cond P Places Box oth The D On Sal Pearancc Opera of ty the A' °~ Square, 4-1 Rte. 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