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AMERICA. NATCHEZ, JAN. 7. FrClll NeW.Orleans. - Major FERDINAND L. CLAIBORNE is appointed . by. the Commissary of the French Republic, at New.. Orleans, to. receive-the Post of'Concottl and its Dekndencies in Louisiana, from the Spanish authority; and has also received from the Governor-General oftouisiana4l - le:apoint. ment of • Civil and Military for the same.' PostessiOn will' be (akin in.4fekvfdays.- JANIJART 14. On Thursday last, - the I 2th instant, the Post and Dist - riEt of Concord, in l LouiSiana, was delivered, (agreeable to previous'arrangethents), by the . Spa, vish CoMmandant DokSTRPHEN MiNor, Ai -Ma_ jor in the Royal Arthieiof Spain, to Major FERDI. NAND L: CLAIBORNE, 'Of thi4,Ciiy," who had'heen previously appointed by LAU_SSAT,' Colonial Pre_ fee} arid ConuniiSary-:ot the. French Republi - c," to re ceive the same on the PO•t of France. The follow ing'ceremi>ny wat'obSeived'on the tiCcasion - : " Maj.ir CLAIBORNE Missed frcun this side of the river at half past one o'clock, P. M. attended . by . CaptaihßOsst Lt.'s Company of:rennes:See Volun. Wert . , Captain NtcHoLL's Company from this City, alid a huthtler of • resp.ffahle` Citizens' Of - this Terri 'they landed some disiince above the Fort, where the? formed, aod then praceeded'in' the fol lowing oy(Pr CLAIBOki.7 - E, bearing the Flarolthe'French Republic. Colonel B. Osmulst, with the Flag of the United States. M;tirr - WITH ißgroo ft, and flit •Cothbissioned OfficeTs of the. Volunteers froth Tennessee. , Mayor and Citizens of Natchex:v.!i:2 • • 1 - Captain RussrLt,'s Company. • •, ,Captain NicnotA.'s Company, 12 Arriving opposite the Spanish, Flag.stafr, they: farmed and halted on the levee, and were received. by tho Spanish Commandant..: After 'an , exeltlite of mutual civilities, the •credentials . of • the -- diffe'renf Agenis were, produced, and recognized ; on theLnag-ofhis Catholic Majesty was lowered 4:Or mast, and that of the Frenciv.Republii hoisted .by - Major CLAIBORNE the same distance—a -pause same minutes took 'place, - when the Spanish , Colours were lowered, and those•of France hoisted to • the• top of the staff: the troops presenting 'arms', as a mark of respell to the Repubbc. r• • • At halfpasi two, Major - CLAIBbRNE announced his readiness to transfer ,the Post, &c. to the United States-of America ;• on which C6loriel (on the part'of Major CLAIEORNE, who hasaao tie•ti• appointed Iv .the Governor-General oflouisianaito the Command of the DistriB), repaired to the Flag_ staff; and the ‘American Flag being atranged, it was by that Officer hoisted half mast, and the French Dagloweired the same distance; in which position they remained for some minutes, when Anteri- . can'Fbig;was hoisted to /he: per pact of the staff, and - the-FrerichlColourslo.wered. • Daring this tatter 'ceremony, the drums and fifes of the detachment Played' " Yankee Doodle :" the troops: hen fired a ohne of sixteen vollies, which 191 i-succeeded by three "hearty cheers" frott•" all hands" present. ,The then.retnrned to the .place where they had firmed on. their I,?nding, and pat took of a col. Li Lion, ordered on the occasion by Maj. CLAIBORNE. INDIA. WE - are enabled to lay before the Public. articles df intelligence from India up to the 16th df 'August. No adual news 'of the War hid,reiched Fort St. Gorge' avlate as - the'abOve date.. When Admiral Litt° s's Squadron fled from Pon dicherry in the lasiiviik Of - July (probably on re: ceiving the intelligence of 'the War from the French Government), they left- on shore 'so Troops, and six .sacksi.of dollars, landed, from one of . their Fri. gates, This treasure is now ,in our hands,. 4s is also the. lown, though the French Troops are not disarMed. The French agents had already begun to f or m a vast establishment of, Sepoys, by ,enor_ mous bounties, . and increase of, pay, beyond that which we give to our Native Troops. The num bc•rs stateol to have been enrolled, though not regi inntcd, are not less than sOOO.- This force is now, however, -necessarily dispersed. The'metancholy loses by sickness at Ceylon, pre vious to the late dreadful massacre, are: beyond all belief. pestilential fever had fallen chicfly on the 19th and List Regiments, of whom near three fourths had perished, or -were invalids! Of the Grenadiers of the 63th, who disembarked from tbe Cape,,out of ninety effcaive men, only twelve sur vived, about .four months since. A.strong force had been ordered to embark from Calcutta, to co-operate with a smaller body frOm Fort St. George, supposed to be destined fot Cey. ion, or for. the Northern Ci rcus , for the. pnrpose of co-operating with the other forces against the Mah_ iat tabs ; if ;o, they will probably land at Ganjam... An. Arm y of Observation had been ordered to as sertible at Wallajabad, to consist of the 34. th, 73d, and two.regiments of Native Infantry.. The acces sion, -however, of a new Nizam to the Musnud (by the dealt' of the old) has suspended this order; and the 80 , _11 Regiment,- together with the 2.2 d (laze' z r ith) Light Pragoons, with one Regiment of Na tive Cavalry, and one of: Infantry, have been or.: tiered co-join the force to Northm,;ard,' left tinder the command of General CALIP,B,E COURT OF KING's BENCH, GUILDHALL, MARCH S. READ MESTAER. THE Plaintiff is well known as a very consider. able dealer in cordage forshipping, and the Defend, ant is a.tihip.owner. This. ?Ilion was brought. to recover the value of cordage to . the ,amount of 2081: is. 8d: It was furnished for Constantine, Sir Step/ Lusbin . gton, and .A.deona ships,in Oa - oher and December.lBo2,..and in February 1803, under art agreernent, that a Credit of twelvemonths should run froin the tsth OaoberoBos, after Which a bill Wa'o to be given at twelvemonths...more, making to getheea credit of two years. ..The question in this cause was, - whether the expression a bill, used in the tontraB, :denoted a bill: accepted by the Defendant, or, in the commercial'phrase, a bill to satisfadion Messrs: ERSKINE,GARROW, and GAZE LEE, for the Plaintiff, proved the deliv,ery of the cordage, admitted the extent pf the credit, but contended that the. expresion. a pill was not to be rsstrided.to the mere acceptance of ,theDefendant,..but denoted such . a .securttz .t a t s was negotiable in the money Market. 7Chey : said, that, the objeaion-had miser from the diltionpur of certain billa -on the Delend ant, ,and:that the alarm ; of the Plaintiff. in copse. quence:had produced, the present action. i ATC3SISiDALLAS,MARRYATiandeummiNc,on.the contrary, 'contended,. that no,such ground of , alarm could be a pretence for. this. aaion; that the mo ney. w.aa not .due.until Oaober, rBo¢,'•and therefore, no present foundation was laid for it. They put in the agreement Under :which:the cordage was sup plied, andby the witaess.&ewdiek:they prOved, that the acceptance .of the 'Defendant was- the common Course of the.paymenti:between the. parties. .They were further contending, that the expression a bill, in the contra d, . clearly .pointed to this acceptance, when they were interrupted by the Jury, who said, that the contrail in this case was for the acceptance of the Defendant.—Plaintiff Nonsuited. r READ 5 , 7). WHITE, MESTAER AND MARSH. This.aEtion, was Itrotight,,for cordage . supplied to the, Prim - 4,i Mary, Captain Green, of which ship the Defendants. were joint, : owners. Zilat thew White, of.Finsbury-square, having become insolvent, bad oot_discharge.d the amount, which was stated to he 19891., Is, 7d. A bill had been drawn for !this sum, and had been renewed a second and a third time it another bill of. 52121. which last included payments or cordage' on other ships with which the two_latter-Detendants hadino-ctincern. The ques. tion in this case was, whether the renewal of the ; bills under these circumstances, without the privity - of the two latter Defendants, did not . release them from all respoosibility l Messrs. ERSKINE and GAz v FE, for the Plaintiff, ' proved-the delivery of the cordage on account of all the . Defeodants; they shewed likewise, that no payment-had been' made; and said it Was the clearest case- in the• : tvorld, that all the owners, under ship tontrads, we're liable for' the articles supplied : that `with resped to the renewal of the bills, it Was for the-accommodation of all the Defendants, and that the two lattercouldnot be' supposed to be un acquainted wiih the payments made, or postponed, on account -of the Prifiress Mar), for which, no doubt, books were kept open for theinspedion of all' the proptietors. Mesars. DALLAS and GI nns, for the Defendants, admitted, that co the original agreement all the Owners were ; but they said, that the Moment the credit was expired, and Mr. Read, for the personal and exclusive. accommodation 'of Mr. White; - enlarged the- term of , payment, the t - wo latter Delendatita were exonerated. They Said, that "had Messrs. Mestaer and Marsh known the whole account with the Plaintiff, was_ not' en . tirely cancelled, the freight due from the India House, to the ?Mount of twelve or thitieert thousand pounds, might have been kept from the hands of Mr. White, by which Messrs. Mestaer and Marsh would have been 'fully 'indemnified. The Learned • Co*Unsel. • then produced evidence to shew that the delay in the payment was exclusively for the accommodation of Mr. White, and without the privity of the other Defendants. Mr. Commeray gave testimony' that, it originated in the personal friendshipaf,Mr.Read for the first Wendane, who'thus strongly expressed himself, ,‘ I would goto Hell to serve him." Lord ELLENBOROUGH. summed up the evidence, and said, that the question for the consideration of the Jury was,, if the indulgence given White was with the knowledge and.concurrenee ,of the other Defendants, or Whether Read, by his conclua, agreed to look to White as his sole debtor 1.--His-Lordship said, that it is not absolutely necessary for the dss chargepf joint parties that there should be a formal receipt given ; the nature and•circurnstancea of, the transaftion will often sufficiently establish that dis charge.—Vcrdia for the Defendants. TUESDAY, MARCH 6. STEIN AND CO. V. DOWN AND CO. The Postscript to these 'letters is dated on• the t7th of August, and states, that the Calcutta force, viz. 303 at the loth RegiMent, :yo Of the 2 2d, ' and t .st;o Sepoy Battalions;are - ernbared for Ceylon.— Five Companies of . the . 1 zth are ordered front:the coast, together with one'Nathe Reginient ; and oti the arrival of any of these Troaps in that Island,' the, two Companies of the 4_th, who were sent fiorn Fort St. George, to ensure the safety 'of Ceylon, on the firSt news ot\the massa'ere, will return to , Madras:. A Spanish Frigate, bound to the Manillas', , had just put into Madras/ for refreshments : she had a: 1 vast trf.,.asure on hoard, and . was three months and' twelve days out from Cadiz, ConseqUently 'mast have sailed in the first week of May, and the In; fotmaticin: which she hrolight to Madras, was that or:prof - 6 - 11nd Peie in •Eur Ope 1 '' Messrs. ERSKINE, PARKE, And SCARLETT, for the Plaintiffs, explained_ the faits of the case. A Bill of - the amount of +591. had been sent by Messrs. Stein and Co. to. their correspondents Messrs. Macknight and . .Macready, Bankers . at Glasgow. It is immaterial from what circumstance, but the, fad, is, the receipt Was never acknowledged, and .the Plaintiffs' entertained serious apprehensions, that the letter containing the Bill bild.miscarried.:, Byway of precaution the Kiiintiffs : triade,a personal applica tion at t'he Bank' of Me - s'srs. Down and Co. to stop, the payment of the Bill, it . being made payable at their kiOuse, which wes acceded to . . Notwithstand ing this the Bill was presented, and' it 'is to be pr e _ sullied, by some mistake, paid. - IVlessrs,.GAßkOw; GllißS' and GILES, for ,the Deientlants,'Contended . thai' a case of this kind, it was not sufficient - that - the Plaintiffs should make merely a personal application. A . thousand Drafts and Bills are daily- discharged in these 'extensive Bankiria Establishments, and it would 'expose the . Defendants and others in the same situation .to very On Thursday evening the 23d ult. - at Kilmurry, near. • Thomastown, Ireland, at the advanced age of 98 years, the Countess Dowager of Carrick, sister to the Earl of Shannon, and' mother:Of the present Earl of Carrick. On his passage home, for the recovery of his health, Cap , tainrWilliath Blair.'of the Madras Artillery, second son of the late Rev. Dr. Blair, Prebendary of Westminster.. On Wednesday, in Lorig-,acre, Mr. Thomas Talton. •On the 27th ult.•at Duncannon Fort near Waterford, . James Gilbert, Esq. Captain in the Royal Regiment of Ar tillery. • At his lodgings in Batch - lan's-buildings, fames Scott Flay, Esq. of the Board of Rd'eriire in Ceylon, and brothel - to Co ' lonel Hay; of Morintbleary, in the County of Banff. .At Plymouth, Miss Mansfield, aged 50; sister of Captain Mansfield; of HiS Majesty's Ship Minotaur. ' , . . . ~. " LONb6N: Printe;,l by t - B BUCHANAN M'MILLAN, (63w-:)treet, 'Covent-Garden); arid l'utllighed by"WIL - ..th.Nt Aittoi Ga. R Scitters, , (of South - Molton-street, Grosvenor-squarr); At - the Suiv.-Qk ric g, No. Ilz, Stral!of; wiltre . 214 , virtiontiits; Orderi for the Peztei, ' Letters for : the Editor, _&c, (post-paid), must be ackirciicd. psi ~ . . under such a paiole communicanun. A Clerk-c)f Messrs Dawn and Co. was then called, who proved filat no written order to stop the payment 4f the , fill in question .was . given ; but on lkis.cros:s-examlnation,:he adniitted,O6to9ly tliat • ; a personal appliKakion was maoe for , that, purpose, but .that, a memoiarvitim had" been "entered in•ihe books to prevent : its discharge. Lord ELLENBOROUGH .examined the evidence, and explained to the Jury its bearing.on the present case. His Lordship said, that if his .Banker. had money of his, and.he-should order him not to pay a certain .Bilf.or-Draft for his accoont, he was -cer tainly. competent to make such countermand.— , -Ver. diet for the' Plaintiff-45'01. HOME CIRCUIT. HERTFO,R.D, TUESDAY, MARCH 6. CRLAILNAI. SIDE. Mr. Justice HEATH did not go into Court at seven last. nighr,..as was proposed; bat sat at eight this morning. The Calendar contains ten Prisoners. • • i MALICIOUS vy . OUND I NG. John Robinson, a Private in the 7th .Regiment of Dragoon', was in= dieted under Lord ',ECLENBOROUGIeS Ael.- 7 -The indilment charged him with feloniously assaulting, on the Evil of August, at Ware, one William Brit. ton, 'a subjea of the King, and with a sword then and there striking and cutting him, with intent to murder bitn.- , —The Prosecutor, William Britton, said he was a Bargeman at Ware ; on' the • z7th of August last,. he was at the Eight Bells public house at Ware, at ball past ten o'clock. The Pri soner then came in, and wanted some ale. He was then a little in : lig:Aar, and the landlady refused to &Italy' him any, upon which he began to be noisy'. Wise Witness told him not to abuse a widow woman,. who had no hushand to- proteet her. This pro. - duced some words between them,.and at last a short scuffle ensued. The Prisoner went away, and he saw no trtdre of him until about three , quarters of an hour after. The Witness was then going home, and he met the Prisoner in the street, who came up to him, and said he was the 'man who struck his LcOmrade at the Swan. The Witness said he was not. The Prisoner said, where are you going to ? The Witness retorted the'vestion, and sitid, where are you going to ? The S:ddier , replied, what busi:. ness was that to him ? The Witness said, he had as much right to ask the question as the Prisoner had of him. The Prisoner said no more, but drew his sword from under his jacket, and gave the-Wit. . ness - a back-handed cut across the face ; the blow cut through just above the chin, and took away three of the lower teeth, with part of the jaw ; he then left the Witness bleeding and' senseless on the. ground. John Potter was with the Prosecutor at the Eight Bells, and gave the same account of what passed 4t that house ; he also was with the, Prosecutor when the Soldier cameup to them in the street, but said, as he.saw the sword under his jacket, he suspected rnischief, and ran away in a fright-before the blow was given. Ile returned soon afterwards, and heard what had happened. The , Prisoner was im mediately secured.. The Constable who took the Prisoner said he had his: naked sword- with him; which was bloody in•two places. . Joseph Page, landlord of the Swan at Ware, said • the Prisoner was quartered at his house., He came in - on the z7th of August, 'about eleven at- night, and wanted some ale ; perceiving that he was rather fresh, he persuaded him to go to bed, instead of drinking any more liquor. Atl his entreaty, how ever, he let. him have a glass. The Prisoner went to his bed-room, but he heard him shortly after coming down stairs again. He then saw that the Prisorier had got his sword with him. He told • him not to go out, for he suspetled he had no good in his head. The Prisoner made no reply ; hut mediately went out of doors. On his cross.exa. mination, he said the was had behaved very we ll all the time lie quartered at his house. He never wished for a better behaved soldier.— Verdia Guilty. The Prisoner is a very good looking young man, apparently not above 22 Of 23. SHIP NEWS. CRAVLSEND, MARC}I G. . . Passed by—the Five Friends, Pronk, froM Rotterdam ; Inspedor, arid Duke of Portlanci,. ---; from the South Seas'. Sailed—the Lady lane Dundas, -----, for the East In, dies ; Julius, Authorn, for St. Kitt's; John. and Thomas, Bryant, from Tobago ; Heroine, Cook, for Antigua ; Eliza, Chapman, forßerbice Earl St. Vincent's, Hutton, for la- maica; Rebecea,'---, Virginia; Aurora, Past; and .Jull row Almeria, Jacobus, for Amsterdam. . • : Mwxeti 7. Passed by—the Wilkem, Falka, from Lisbon, and Elizabeth; farratt, from Rotterdam. Sailed—the. Champion, Lane, for larnaica •' jatie,Westling, for Demerara;. and the Enterprize, Haryey, tor Tobago. BIRTH. On Saturday, the 3d inst. iii George's-square, Edinburgh, the Lady of 4 te:tanctet Trotter, Esq. of Dregliorn, of4a Son,, MARRIED On Saturday last,. at .St;• Martin's Church, William Haynes, • Esti. ofthe Strand, to Mi4Tayler,- of the Adeiphi Terrace. On Wednesday morning, at St. Mary's and St. Gregory's, Mr.. J ames Tu*nsend, of ,Ludgate-Street,. to ;Miss I:rcison, only daughter Of James J ackson, Es 9. of the same place. On the Sth inst. at Lambeth, Mr. lirenhatn Old, of New_ ingtoh-place, id Miss Cresswell, of Kennington. ' DIED. Bank Stock shut Navy 5 per Lent. Sy ii 5 per ent. v 797, shut 4 per Cent: Con. shut 3per (2. K. shut 3 ne. C. Con Oita . B. 1.. 'Ann. shut 13, - S. Ann. shut F.ADAIf. India Stock shut India Bonds Exchequei Bus Oinnitnn 2 Li 3 per Cent. Ditto. Ann. 9, 9-16 llaared 3 pa Ont. Cons tot April 5 t .SCOTLAND.--7ESTATE IN THE EAST F 11E 4 - TO BE SOLD, '5. - T HE,LANDS and ESTATE of BALCHR I . -• '. T 1 F.; EAS'I'ER NEWTON, with the Two c OL - Pa- NSBURGII PARKS adjoining thereto, lying I t ha rishos of tic wborn„, Elie, and Kileoliquhar, containing la,. whole 494 Acres or thereby,' tt,g'r6t part et whiCh is 01 v. i cel lent soil, and much of it iiift;tioe to none in the CountY Fife. - ' i• a ro The Property reaches to . the sea, and runs 09qg.._"- - fiv Bay for a*Consideraiie extent, Where Sea Ware is occastotl3 got for Manure. -•• There . i s an excellent modern hi/Ansi= House and On i f e on Bakhrystie, with 'G a rd en and ty.'o P igeon- h o uses. , 1 'situation is ' be.autiful, conunandiri an extensivC V iew n d a rich country, With - of Forth, Islands of p la y BasS, the opposite Coast of East' Lothian, North Law, part of the Coast of Mid-Lothian, Edirkburg)l . C ast and part of the City. The Estate lies within halt a milf oi ° Colinshrrgh (to which place there isArlaily post). tFi ) 't l from the. Sea-port of Elie, and the public road from the S% Wald to Anitrialier runs through the Estate. is "i 'Thb Garden is very early hotigh of a rich deep s ot walled round, and stocked with t Fruit Trees. of the bes t ki r'", and, together with tue Lawn in which the Mansion /Ions:: ;o situated, ' kept, 'and 'been well kepi 'and is extremely neat aft good or at Tlicre der. is a con-ilera'je quantity of old Timber, as wc it ,i several Plantations .and Belts, all very thriving, .ul ) .° ° Estate. mat • The Purchaser's Entry to beat Whitsunday, when.. o ° - ,„„j have possession of the Mansion'tiou , e, Garden,' Offices. softie Pasture round, which, if 'not sold between an d . t ‘ - ' nine,' will be lett. . at Bity,gs, l.sq. of Strathairlie, or Mr..Maltina n v Elie, near Colinsburgh, , North Britain, will give ortlef' ,4 ' 4 iliewing Lana:,; and for further particulars .11 31 '`,1 0 :;,- may be m made' to' Thom Adaii:, 'Clerk to die. Signet. ' ' ig burgh, who will: shim _Plans of the -Estate and the T 4. Deeds, which are clear. i ' , TO BE SQ - L;1)-,1.fl i r A ucTI oN, - . _ By Mr-GRAHA:ii, , ll I 0, On Saturday, April 7, at Two,o'C.lock,, at the Talbot Shrewsbury, in" L'Ori, A, :Valuable FREEI- 2 .01:13 ESTATE, sito 3 t e o ° , ll l L.A. the Higlt Road from Shrewsbury to HOlylieo , .1 consisting or a Capital, AIAN Si 0 N....ri OUS E, w hit C!'%. soma! Out-buildings andblikes, Orchards, Gardens ,9 ,1 ay and about 260 Acres of excelient . MeactoW, Aiable, ar d , ' titre Lancl-, lett to a Tenant Whosc... Agreement - .Rif Le- 3- , - ,:, 2‘ ii pires at iklichaelnias.neKt, at about :Vol. per anati.Ml,„':e is eonsiderably greater valuz... Vail ot . the Mansion-:l i9 ,tart ietf to .a Tenant, fo: the 'mere purpose of occupYlog it ' ~ ad additional Rent of 151. per annum. .. This .E;itare iLz foull.l3e mirablv situated, and capable of great pruvemen t • i t ; ..' great 1-L.;11 Road, and tAF junelion Caliai, run thro4g` i and it possesses other contadenible advantages. thill Also A Vai liable FR E E 1-10 L D ESTATE, situat 4 v•vi, , a Mile. oldie preceding, Consisting of a .(ittpit'' l , 4 ",,, f .Lei, HOUSE, witit• every necessary Otit-buiidirkg a" . “ " J `Ti s s , and about tzo Acres of.excellent Aleadow, Arable, an" h re tur,e. Land r , lett trim" year to y?ar, • at a Kent of 1 . 0 01 . PO 2 nurri, - bucapable 'of , cocisiderable improvement. 0 Also' a' very Valuable and .Desi:attie FREER () ~ ESTATE, situate .close adjoining toe great High Itozi t ;i , ' L i : l i t( y l l , le l a e d t t' t a e n r d tt e ut on L s i i i s .e ti o n t g o o le f c ab le o rk ut 4o oti A le c i re ,a s r ( i ) s f h i:: i s l t ag c c a a p ai ...A andto g r‘ o i o r d . : r2 7, i. in t-j A r l i s l i..) % s l e a ..v i c '' n.t a l t C a o i tt e a n ges ci a f n i d 23 . ;m 1 small, Proposals,k per iel a i fields, e ' pui_irctipas:ti.. natits 4 easy Rents. ' , ' • • . The whole,will he sold without reserie le : t ham is authorized to receive the whole by Priyate Contraa, and oF:whain Priz c it ''' ha:l - ± ciii r r y a . culars are shortly to be halt, at his Oifi6e,,NO. 54' lane-, and of 1. E. Reynolds, =Esq:. Solicitotv G r3 Y - London. . . , - TO THE . PUBLI-0: " • • THE Horiourabk° . Commissioners for the SL Duties having been pleased tlygrant. Dr. privilege of an exclusive and paoicular set of Plated rri ! ;. , Stamps, %vhereori his Name and : Residence, viz. Sao; lomoo, Liverpool," are engraved, .fattif s The Public are hereby respedluity unformed, that In, dlve his Medicines, the Cordial Balm of Gilead,- and Anti -1 ,7„ -pd. tigines, will not contain the Certificate'as lieretofOre o f sig,ned by him, the GoYernment Stamp pasted o ver rile t oe Of each Bottle, bearing his name in the: body thereof ( C11 0 % 1 44 terfeit which is Felany), being a sufficient security t and the Public in genetaLigainst all manner of illifi" sit T o io , Purchasers of those valuable Medicines, and of Or• rpon's Abstergpt lotion, are therefore requested in a P 3 ' c , cular Manner to observe, that none is or can possi4lYted at nuine'whidh is 'not stamped' in the manner above isi ; course all others are Counterfeits. . VENEREAL 13LINDNESS, ,s ‘c . To Mr. THOMAS Surgeon, No. 9, N.Llyr Bridge-street,. London. • DEAR SIR, IT is 'with the most heartfelt satisfaaion address You on the incomparable excellence Of yot c i i t i ne valuable •frledicine, LEAK E's PAT EN'l' P 1 I. -°, 0 .7; Spring of this yeat I had the misfortune to contract a real. Complaint, attended with the 'most aiart~iitigac l c l .~pF~ genius symptoms; insomuch, that I have been co l '-itiV to any room for a whole week togeth9r, and. 114 iki)l 4 OW 01 4. it ;. I had no rest night nor day, and s'uffered ria,c excruciating 'pain arid terment, and" wharwas -still my e? es grew weak arid dim, so that I could.scarc •i! any caiktt, if ever so close to rite, and expecied every than the total loss of any sight.---Trom :in?ur, n' i, c ist t minute to be nay ' tastbc,;ti tto try, your mw..l(sii(foiiriteu;nabt:tl and r ,e_ a t t o t i t e p r t c y o a r p ad ta I c e o n rn t over, and thoughV my rec y o h v g : cv r ci y no p rn a T s l, 4n l . lb m ec y arne a Mere shadow, toe state, and ex peaing urpose, and being at an enormous expellee., it was sq°' ' i p s eat; before 1 could he prevailed on to take ,them ; at 1: 16 " : , far six boxes, and before 1 had - taken them all, 1 11 siderable benefit; my pains gradually decreased, awl sight grew better, and, to the great' siarprize aria stir "' re tttl melt of all my thends . (after talcing three.boxes 'n u health and strength was perfeCtry restored, and ), we!i (thanks to my God and your invaluable Medicines) and hearty as ever I-was - in my life: a, one; You are at full liberty to . publish this in. atlY .1 11 a &" you think proper; for the benefit of soeioty at lar&ei: „or .whit:lll should li - ,tve sent you sooner, but was learfa relapse. I remain, with the ilt.no t,g,SzAtitnde, Dear Sir, yourobUed.hinnble Servuit, R. L. LE!. High-street; Birmingham; N0v.:, 1794. ; to The: ' above Medicine -is earnestl:v re-orrnnende , , , • 'i• r et; °- Persons that are in, any doubt of their being every Verreteal A freckion, particularly to tilos!: '00°.,,,i,0.te ing their condition in lite, as it will certainly' c' ; ;;, 4 , every taint of that nature, of however long sta",„, rtiel however di-3guised under the appeanniee .d other to:' he; i r ScOtbutie, G I andular, Sand totan eci!•. o • plaints; it is .itso recommended to de taken, e' , ;P' ca ' the Sprang, Summer, and Fail. • .• • 'l'A r repa red and sold by the ;;ole Proprietor T }trim A S ,• d o n,. t.oa, Itlendwrbe'theforp . r.r.irion sat Surgeons; 1- 0 "., 1 ' hiS House,. No. 9, Nev./ Etidge..street ; where lae, v 111 i, „14 Advice, without a Jee, to persons tlicing the,c will answer l'atients' Letters, if post-paid, " t " - -y, ° terms, Observing in ail ca'ses'the Most inviofable.secrer(- oleic Patient's name Cr case having been mentioned, b ut cool own . particallar request, by the Proprietor, during th-, - ,, io g . t° of ritore than /5 tears, that he has had the CoJidu' ivi ttia an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and chg . * .arising therefrom. • • t he They are also old by 'his appointment, at Mr , "- .s fumr',' No. 35, St. Alhan's-street, ; - „ ee l' t. s/ bertson's .Toy-snop, No. - to3, •. 0 x ford- street; mr. per; No. 1, Union-row, Little To..vor- bill ; at ii WI son in every considerable Town in England, •54c of only 2s. 9d. each,,lealtxt up, with full and P re t he , "' rections, whereby- Persons Of either Sex tray wt . seines with ease and secrecy: - ._a c ql IR •in - N. B. EdC:l bOX sold , in Great Britain is sea. os iers v a Stamp, on which,- by favour of tile Com:Ws '„, • printed at the Stamp- Oftice-::" T. Taylor, Nl' a ll )to Bridge-street;---to'im4ate which is Felony, are counterfeits.