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Liffit REPORT.. COURT OF KING'S BLNCII, FAIDny, MAY 22. Sir rINGs iik:FORE, LORD KLNYO:;, IN yit,*v/1N.,,-ixx. UALL. THE KING v. JIVF.\t'X. This — lndjatnnt ag;iin,,t the Defendant, Fra/74-*s 7,...7.%-aux,, charging. hint with having taken Sysannali - Archer hind. Mary .Russeit, two girls be longing to the parish• of.green‘vieh, of the ageof alsout ten years, by indentures dated the 39th of Noveutber, 1796, by which it was provided that. they should tlweit with)litn until they should be of the age nt tiventy-one years, to be his' Apprent(ces, and during which turn he was to feed and cloath them decently, Sze. but that he neglecled to.do so,, Sz.e, and alrnost starved thlta. to -deth, ;this Was the substance of the 'charge against. the' De. lendant. • The ATTnRNEY GENV,RAL Oyene , o the case fur t i le - Prosecution to the following tffe& : " This is a case which. will interest your feelings a excite our compassion, As tvell:as those of the Noble Lord who sits upon the f3encli, and the Pub lic who will become acquainted with it, after which, fhcpe another such case wilt 'never come into a Court of Justice. The business of this day is only . to a!;0 - . nail, the guilt of th ,party ; another season will be allotted ibr the judgment of the °Wended'. Law, and when, I have no doubt, the punishment had out iribther4 at ion of justiec,such as.will deter them from the corn-. 01 such a crime. Tire man who stands upon the.' FicOr. br,lote you; whose name is Francis. Jiveaux, is i ersOn who carried on the busineSs ola Muslin Tinibour_worker, rTho took parish apprentice wild who had, : . at one time under his-care, no less than seventeen of them. Fortunately, tot the niterestl!;*• of htimanity, some of thee tibitippv crea: tots belorwcd- to the parish of Greenwich, who h'aviiireason to suspect what was • going no, Made euipiiry into the Situation in which these poo plllh apprentice virls were, nod having some intir inatinl!s b..fore, were lid to be . mare eircturi siiea.L-1 7 he way iii which they had full informa tion was this—Two girls who were under the care d this man, and who had met with the same ill, trentitOot as . the 'rest, contrived to make their est,Ape,; 'they come to the Parish Officers of Green, wich;•where thcv disclosed a scene of horror, which Mayi . t tempted to • be. described by the AVi tueSses, and Which 11Am:ea the Otlicerg of the Parish to search the abode of the Defendant, where they fouod a nninber of those. who Were victims to his in_ hum mity in' the: most deplorable condition, and,, among the rest, ,the two poor girls who are the subje:ts. of IltiS Indielment ; they were:, emaciated, 'and almost started •to death.—Fi-Ve of thOse Nirh9rn the Defeodatit had the care oj, aallalf); expired for wino- . of, food .--e--4 need not 'remind you of the daty.of,a,juty, when such a case is proved.. It will, appear' by the evidence, that while this Defendant, had the care of these poor creature, they were seen' to go to the hog-trough in the yard of a li6use ad joining tollis,+lnere they purloined trotwthe s , t virie their food, to SLI;I:lin their expiring nature. This man had seventeen of these Unhappy Creatures living, setiled as apprentices ; while he had a house at I fackney,, where their shrieks' attraded the' notice of the neighbours ; he afterwardt; moved to Seelin . ey. *They Were made to work from five or she in the morninOintil elevenatioight, sometimes all night ; and they had for breakfast only half a pint'ofpri tea ; for dinner Ca thin slice), a piece of bread'' and :a draught of 'we:yr ; and •the same agian inr ',upper ; no meat during any, part of the WeC!;,, but a drop of broth once a week, and a lit tle bit of Meat on• the Sunday ; the consequence of Which was, that fiveof these deyoted creatures TX pired for Want Of the common necessaries of life.— . One would have thought this had beeit cruelty ehougy—but he used to heat these poor creature); with a cane, 'made tan for the purpose of eirtting them, as he hirriseil declared, which, he said, was " cutting into their flesh."--:These are the hor r6is which nave: to lay hefine you, which I shall leave ro'be detailed by the. Witnesses, lay , two-of the girls, : the one of the name of Archer and the other. of the natite of Russell, wlicr'happened loimake their eScape,•'after having been in this state of torMent, and confintied with him for near five years.—They gave their account to the Officers of the parish, who discovered the whole of this; brutal behaviour; and th'e,Doferidant fled on the accusation being made abinst hiqr but lie was'afterwards. apprehended, here he is to answer the justice of the Country. of this day is only 'to pronounce upon the suit nr 'innocence of the party ; it will after ward,, fnr hi s LnrcLhip, and the rest of the judges upoil the report of hi , . Lordship, of the circumstances of the case, to apportion the punishment in the evenrof tile 'Def.endant's convifiion." Several Witnes,',es were called,, among whom were the to of tilt! Deferidaot, while lie lived a.t - flackoey, and..afterw'ards at Stepney, ;old 'also the tAVE, girk. the eldest of whom is now only seven-, teen, and who have, lived with the Defendant be tw . t;tt:l four a,ncl five years, and whose ill-treatthent made the subject matter of this Ihdietment ; - by whose, testiinony ,the hutteri;fi fitab opened by the TO*NEY . -twosRAL,I, were proved. Mr.,Serjeant LENs was Counsel for the. De fen&nr,, and he said, a few wt rd, to the jtiry, to show, that '.the Defendant had met him in, •the Hall, and had put into his hands a paper, tot ted,but coilraini rig asseveittions of the De fendant's innocence; and an allegation that he was too pOor t 9 ohtaio,cocmci, or even_to procure the attendance ofa witness.,-,-This was a mistake of the Defendant, and which should be re#jficd: heieatier, for the'Law of had provided means for both these advantiges, if application was nitule in due form by those who Nid, no money, :and he said this . to coma the error, which Ow : Defendant hats fallen. into. A't to the fads which he stated, the Court would indulgently_ hear all ofqhern which were mil... terial, on Affidavits, when he cattle to receive j udgment. ury: found him Guilty. , Lord I(i:43:Ott observt4, it was areat pity that the Paril; Pincers, or even higher persons, did not look into these horrid abuseS More than they did it was .employment worthy of the highe s t charalers, and .:Imost as important .as numbering the People. . Mr. ERSKINE If these pr#„iices continue much longer, the task ofnuMbering the People will not he . so•great . as : it is at preSent." The Deiendant, who has heen'appreherided some time, was taken-away to Prison. • " [A full account of this must interesting Trial the firstop , port unity . thil short, sketch is all we are able to allOrtl room tor at present. 1 , , VgNElit: AT, CO.\IPLAINTS. IyAMCOLD's PILLS, so.. well known all over Eur Ope for their superior efficacy and peculiar mildness, in perftaiy eradicating every degrde of tlle Vene real Disease,without tiw. , least trouble cr confinement. The Pti'_ , :!c may lo. , asitircl. tbiri excellent Medicine is perbitly• cmi„.:,:nial to the conititution; and.nwry, 11:ve retnarkt..l their having been improved In other tesP , ..:dsai . 4t its use. Pri riled Di:talons, signed by Dr. A rroksl, in: osed with eaelfSok, which enable Persons to cure them belves without the knowle4e of any one. Prepared by Dr. Arnold, at Whetstone, Middlesex; sold in' London by Mr. AxtC:ll; No: 1, Finch-lanc,.Cornhill ; Mr. Ward, at his Patent.MedielneWarehouse, N0,:324, Holborn, opposite Gra) is Inn Cate'; and , Mr: Pulding, at his Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 76, Oxfold-street, opposite the P.ailt . " ' • Sold also by the following I3oultscll.rs ; Ilazard, Batty; Shtipar.l, Bristol; Mottkey; Tortsitiouth';: . Collins Ivry ; 11.t.rrop.and , Thoinpson,Alanaliester; Jones cp.to, Liverpool; Bulkeley'and - Poole, Chester; - Pearson - -acid . Pierccy, .Birmingham.; Stevenson,„ N.oTwich ; Mithileditch and 13arnsliy, - I psWieli • Gales, Ledds ; Peck, York ; Brown, ; /tumble, Newcastle3.lSPDo - jeweller, s .Cll2scrsv • Scott Apothecary ; • • and by one repulahle'llOokseller us Most 'nimbi fin..F.tigland. -Price as. 90. and ss. a Box, Duty included. Where may be had, Arnold's:Ntivons Itetoritive Drops. GOOD NEWS FROM THE WEST INDiES. YELLONiriEVER • , I\4ANY Lives havlng'been saved since : the last arrival of Di. EitopvlA's• Niili k YOUS CORDIA,L, in the Wcst Indies, from the Yellow Fever, to Vvltieh' place it was exported by several raPtaiits in the /s,:aval Service, who had been indnced 'to try the eflkacy of a few Boxes, arm the success attendant has treen equal to their most sanguine expeOations, This has been corrobonited by r Letters tvljelt several Merchants, have in their poSsession;'.atd`ieseives to verify the assertion, thaA, had the above Medicine, be known a few months since, thattsands wotild have been shwa from death," to which they 114 Vt:, for want of, that asSititatics-,' fallen devoted victims.- The Doctor particularly recommend the above Medicine to Persons going bt►t"to the East and West Indies, where thc change of air and climate requires the aid of Medicine, to pre vent the dangerous courquetio.: that must result in various, Constitutions. frr As Orders arc daily received,. the Doaor requests that Captains and ofhcrs, - Who Send for Exportation; • will give him nine days notice. The following is a Copy of a Letter received from Mrs. • SMITH, Hthe Wife. of -Mr: Smith, Attorney xt I.,aw, Itacquet.coOrt,' PlectstreCt : • . slit; In sympathy. to Nervous Patients in general,- I beg y4n. to make public the great. benefit I have received , t'lolo (.+lll - crti.ons Cordial.- - . 1 was wh.3 is termed a Nervous - Patient, or rather. me 'Nervous St stein was totally deransed,.ani.i the extreme of ittxq or cold, or surprizc. of iihylind, brought, on a moat violent pain - in . the - face and arms, svlth lOwneSs . of spirits, difficulty in:breathing, and• spasms. in the head;, which, - by taking ,a few lletiks of your Neuous I\pieine, I am lianpilv relieved'frorn. , • " , . I arn;. Sir, Your humble Servant, ' •• ' INIA . RGARET . . ItaCqUet-court, Eleet-streer; A REMARKABLE CASE ' Mrs. TAYLOR, Looking,Glass Manittlyaory No: 44, ll,Aton-squitre,.. ; was •atilided far thirteen ycari with a ;,eve.re Rheumatism, and an 9bstntetion In the Womb, which caused tier the most excruciating. tiains ; she. ap-. plied to several eminent Physicians, but,. uevsr rid any benefit.. .In this situation, sbc had re,ottsC to Dr. - 4ro. duin'S 'Botanical Syrup and Netiotts Cbriliaf; and by only talc,ing live. Bottles was perfeCtlYTtittli •. • aril has, tor, thg bereft of thE Attlkled, requested Dr. Bred.tin to publish her Case, and will give any person Anther satistetion, 'Who is desirous of being' informed.—Witness her hand, this sth day of November, xlioc. . ' SARAH TAYLOR. , • Witness to the above, _ . • ANN B itowN, Stitcher, No. 54, Shorcditch.. The Botanical p and Restbrative'Nervons - Cordial; to he had the flot • tor's I louse, No. q, !Albion-thee, stwen doors twin the Leverian Maseuui, .bodey.:S* friars-bridge, in Bottles, at 11. 2S: tts. 6d. arid ss: Sit , (duty included); also of %V. Itulgin, Printer and Bookseller, at 'his 'Medicinal Warehencse.,-_NO. 3, ‘Vtite-bittet; who has also %- ceivect a large S upply„; Thom p son aoci castie.str,..e t Brownc.., Tolt.ey • C. - Roma, firitt.7e-sircet ; Reed, and Sheppard, Brista; Mevier, and Crut: well, Bath ; MesErs2 Goadby, Sherbonr ; Mr. kailkes,Ghaollcester ; Mr. Tyntbs, Worcester.; Mr. 1 rewnian,-Exeter; S . ivinney, Birn:l4.4liarti ;. SpilsburY and Co. Maiy,:irreti; DUVlin ; and by all Printers; Booksellers, 'and Venders of Medicine in the three King.: dorms. ' 13RO.DUNI's GUIDE TO OLD AGE, or Advice to both Sexes, to obtain a radical and permanent cure for tlio,e secret Infirmities of, Nature which delicacy often foibids to disclose even to their relatives ; with a treatise on Fe male Diseases, Nervous, _Hypochondriac, and' Cnnsuutptive. Complaints. To VI/Mat-is added, Advice to Bath and Hot. well 'Bathers, lee: It is partitularly reconunended to Sea. faring Men. A 'i2s. ilottle . contains equal to five small ones. Letters, stating Patients' Cases, with the Docior's usual fee of a Guinea, will be strictly attetyled to. It will be necessary the Doelor Should/4 - re such Pat tints zs are Atli - Idled with Deafness_or Loss of SiOt . ; or send their Cases; by.Letici. or Parcel, to the Deart(Post or Carriage ,'aid), wtthhu usual Fee.- The Medicines may be bad el ery day. ." . TO THE FRIENDS OF LITERATURE. A Library is now forming fOr an Infant SeMi _, nary of I...earning in His .Majesty's ,Province of Nova Scotia, under the direiqion of . His Grace the Att,c ISHtIV of CANTEIt BURY, the Lords Bishops ofLONDoN .and ROCHESTER, and, SCROPEI3ER NARD, Esq. And the Funds of this College are inadequate to the pUrchase of a sufficient Library, it is humbly hoped that many persons may be.found, well disposed to forward an Institution, whose ob jea is to disseminate Religion and Literature in a distant part of His IVlljesty's Dominions, and by enabling the Youth of the British Colonies in Ame rica to obtain a liberal education within the limits of their own Government, prevent their being com pelled to seek it in other Countries ; the principles. of,whose Governments are by no means congenial with these of our Ecclesiastical and Political Esta blishments. . It cannot be improper to mention, that, by the benevolent assistance of His Majesty, ever atten. tive to the welfare of his Subjeds, even in the re, motest part : of his Dominions ; the kind exertions of His Grace the.Aact-tu 'sum. of CANTER.BuItY, and the liberal support of the Legislature of the Pro vince, a spacious and convenient Building has been erected at Windsor, in Nova Scotia, where many young: men have already completed their studies; that the present number of Students . amounts 'to nz..ar:y forty, hind. that there is a certainty of a large ipereaA: to the number, from Canada, •New Bruns:. wick s and the British, Islands in the West Indies, whenever - the Funds of the College will allow the means of instruef ion to, be enlarged. Any Benef4lions in Books, or otherwise, will be,tno:A gratefully received at Messrs. Cobbett and Morgan's, No. 18, Pall-Mall ; by Mr. Inglis, who is.direfted by the Governors' of .King's College in. Nova Scotia, to procure Books for . the Seminary, and who will be very . happy to give any infornia tion that may be required relative to the pr;:sent state of the College. Laudon, iVarch 27, 1801.• N. B. This tgfpaest is more particularly addrcs'ed to those who have under their controul,Libraries, public pr private, and who ,may •have. duplicates, which,, it is humbly, presumed, they, will have little oNOtion to part .with for sp,useful a purpose. A FAcyr.- 7 Hunting Razors, or. the Treple Ra zor, doubly secured with a guard to prevent CW.,. ring, with,six Blades changeable to one Haft, but only one Ale - can be used in the Handle at the same time : the nwest description is, they aa as a Plane, though used as a common Razor, very use ful for the ,Artny or, Navy, especially in squally weather, or for Gentlenicn with nervous.complitintt., or younk and timid Shavers. To, prove their uti lity, a Gentleman has shaved himself with one of these Razors, travelling along the road on horse. back, and can ropeat-itagain.to la-citify a aOhbtfai curiosity ; rceommended as something not common, and may be did, on the first view; that it amore than ever was expe&ed to be scan made useful in the shape of a Razor. Price ;I. i zs, bd, including Packtvood's Razor. Strop, joined to a Case in a small compass. These strops are, a,great expedient at this time, suitable to the .invention well known in England, Ireland, and other parts abroad, price 3s. 6d... ss. and tbs. bd. each, and a Box of Pane as. 6d. to repair and keep them in good order. Sold by the following Perfumers ; Mr, Love, No. 12, Haymarket ; Messrs. Hendries and Son, middle of Shug_lanc ; Messrs. Rowncys, ,No. 95, Holborn. lull ; Mr. Sizeland, No, 2 , Vere-strect, Caven_ dish-square ; Mr. Vickery, No. 6, Ta vis t ock. street ; and wholesale and retail by Mr. Raeburn, Edinburgh , 'and Mr: Sinitifoa;nubliti.----Tlie above RazotA sold - only by Mr. Packwood, No. i 6, Grace. church-street, LondOo. " N. II; An sorts of 13a ors g round, ,et, anal put in gnottoriter, with peculiar care. F .STOCKS. 11 Ay India Stock Ditto Bonds S. dis. Exchequer Bills (US, New ditto ' dis. Lottery Tickets Ornninin 8a 9 lower. 3 per Cent. 58,ii Ditto Ann. 111 5..16 Bank for Account - India for May Cons. for May 4 5 !.1/P -NAAS'. , . .. .. CRAV EsEN,Di H rt. Passed by,-,the. ,xperitneut, :----- 1.1 1 1. 1 1 0 , 7 - - - ", i aid 0 siian, —, from Dantzig ;,DOlphiti, 1.----=—i 4'9l4:Mes— sina ; Nztney, 'Dexter, from St: ttiehael's ; and Mnaa Re gina, Meyer, from Hambro'. Sailed—the Jonge Dune, : ---,-,--, for Embdca. WANTS a - SITUATION as GARDENER or BA I LI F F, - a Person - totiversant lit all its-Various Branches; about thirty-fis'e years of agei . was. regularly brought up in the pest •NOlerriait's Family to the Kingdom, and has been long in the habit of new Ground-Work ; can cut:lite:tiny hors of either Ground.caiWater-Wqrk, witli competent knowledge of Draining, Watering, and ott:Lrways, iniproving of barren and vet Soils and Situations, whit ing, &c. &c. Can have an unexceptionable Character.. His Witebcing a , very professed Coolt•,- would not object-toisitch a Situation. - A Line iiddressed to X. Y. at Mr. North's Nursery Gardens, Lambeth, will be duly attended to".-- N: 13. Would have no objection toga tolreland.. Air PS. PRICE; Widow of the - Rev:Mr. - Price, IVA. late Vicar of St. John's, Chester, begS to -acquaint Di, Solomon, thiq having been tbr a considerable tirrwi;riev ously".afflidej with a nervous and , bilious complaint, Waur of: appetite, indigestion, &c. for „which she had the' best advice_ of the most able Physieians : of Liverpool, where :ghis sides for the benefit.olVel air, but all. without the smallest benefit, until, by urgentSolieitations of friends, she made Use of a bottle of the- .cORDIA 1. BALM of (41LEAD,*ancl which Mrs. P. assures Dr. Solomon has completely restor ed herhealth. Any service this 'Note may be to Dr. Solo mon, Mrs. Price wishes be may make use of, and she will feel pleasure in answering any Lady's inquiry ; therefore Mrs. P. thinks it.prudent to add her signature. M. PRICE. No. 7, Summer Seat; Bevington,Bush, Liverpool, April 12, 1801. Mrs. P. is the Daughter of ,the late worthy and much la,' minted Alderman Bolland, of Chester. Extract of a Letter from on boird His Majesty's Si 4 Ville tls Paris, to on SolOm, Laverpoul. Dear Sir,• Incloseel is an Order on the , Postmaster :of. Liverpool, for • 51. please to send another Box of the Cordial Hahn of Gilead; the former has done Miracles -; am considerably better, and . would no doubt have. been .quite otre4 i.inade use of the whole, but as one of otirnien v.'as' in a deep decline, and not expected to. live many clays, I spared hula one of. the bottles, and he is now perfectly rctoveied to a good state of health.— Youf: excellent Nlsxlielne is the pt%lise, of the wl)ole Ship's Company. , I beg you will send the box as soon as possible to • . • Your obedient Servant, • JAMES WARD. The' Cordial-Rahn of Gilead is sold at half-I:.Giainea a• bottle, and in five pound cases, containin4 ;the quantity . of t 2 small bottles, whereby there is a saving ot 6s:'bralt Ven ders of Genuine Medicines , in the-United Kingdom. O BE sst,D Aft thefitvOtrifie Ijawßstone, in the. ) t,lie,44t Pay Gl:(itlnt:. iAnJ ' 4 "` Oil the '2.; zli of .\ !Ay, as formerly advertisea), at a' Cifti: lu ,the subject to Cnnilitions then to be lino. - duce(' , Very. Choice. FARM,; situate in GREAT P.,Q 1,4„ 4 , ~4Actir ; ,inns P. sutPle' rotasure the same a Tittle mare or less, How tenanteil by Mr. reclin. This Estate lips in a very pl,:asant part QY the aty.of Salpg;•=ankthe -Laud is. utt and wzli cultiVrated. For ?articular; apply to Aril tiOdsoki, of Courul, neat Shrewsbury ; 'or Alt. Lee, Basnittl-stn Liverpool. CORN 'EXCHANGE', • Arrivals of all sorts of Crain, to a cinnsiderablo amount have taken place during; the pn.:sent week; particularly in the articles of Wheat and Oats, both of which were very dull of sale, and will probably be lower on Monday, During ate present week thsre have tie,:n rc.potted the Cpstobl.l=Ase ; 19,000 B A artvls of merican Flour, of which there will be two pnblic'sales, the one on Monday, theother on r ed nesciay next. "J 1 TIl. On Thursday evening, the Lady of John licauclerl., ofNew-street, Spring-gardeosoof a Daughter. DIED. On the leth of April, it Etinburgh, in tliq . 76th. year of !ter age, Mrs. It. Of Hugh Inglis, - Esq. Bed , ft,rd-row. _ On the nth inst. at his houso ui liaker;str.eet.,, Mithew Bazar, Esq. : • On Wednesd:iy truirinz,, in Wimp°lc-street, :qr. John Ocibbins, in the year of his age. Atitis ho.use in Bediord.row, John Brettell, Esq. Secre tary of Stamps. . • Lately, at tingar, in Essex, Mr. Bishop, one of Ills Ma :jest , ;'s Vcoinzti of the C; uard. On Wednesday, in Golden-square, the Lady of William Abercrornhy, of e.:lassaiigh, Esti. Lately, at Shaptviek, the Rev. Charles Hobbs; Vicar of 211C1 .Ashcoi, and Ite4or of Collington an Paldon PR ICE' 0 VESTE lHank Stock Navy per Cent. 96ii 5 OCr.Ce9l. 1,97, 93# 4 I risk) s per Cent. 4 per Cent. Con. 78n. 3 per Cent. keit. 59i1 • per Cent, Con. 6oi Onto SC rip • Bank I.on . A»n. 141 t-t6i Ditto Short ; 1-lb} Ditto Scrip tow ) i. rmtet i by UUC.4-IANAN NI'M I ri•A fot 1 2 0 . w-Sirtct , icly and l'ut:) p lishet by WILLIAM A SIM Ir; tit SCR I ! 7'S (011P)f,e-tCr:y.ro.lii, Westminster ;)- At the Srm-OFFlcirs' Nu. 1121 where. Adl-el lisegrunts, r irt or the &per, Letter) for the: Eittor, SeC, pvo.plid must be• 44drc;pac,I. • . • TO lIE SOLD I3Y AUCTION, , • • t.. V.-the-gen and ,Chil..:kans, iu IS:rmingliam, - o ViedPerlaY . the d 3, Day .of Jnne, Four in the , Arlcr,n9Ll (and not op the 27 tit of May, - as formerly a.crtisetU, PDF" to Coaclitions that. to• :be produced, in Onevr imore its may be agreed on ;it the Sala; • • - • A Very, AnlualAe ESTATF of 1 - 1. 1 UN:HER:TAN - (2r with • tuafa in the Hi of Kin e - ,':; Net ton, in tl-.?Cointy of Wor , ceget, on the Ttimpiice TP A 1 “ 6 7 ter, and distant a little in:,ra that 61;:a from. the, town .0 !: Birwini;lcitn, containing aticut Acr,s, statute tn;ba- SIM,. more or less,. In tha `poses'iian of T. Woodcciek, as . 'canon . ; from year toYelrP • TO BE SOLD BY AL;c'f At the Lion, Str,itfiird'-lipon-Aoii, on ThursdAy, the 4t •ll ' Day of jitlfe, at Four o'(ililuk in tie Aftermon tanii ot on the •48th of May', as for.pti* ) . adycktis4l:), in, One ('r: more Lots, as may be agri - ...ed ori at the Sale, - silb)e4 Conditions of Sale then to be prodeped • • • A NOTFIER ILARIVI arid FREETIOLD - I TATE, Nvith convenient Out4nnlaingi, Situate BishOpton, of Warv4cl: cont*inipg;i 6 '' t VI ; Stgiute Aere:; in the 1.)(?S$CSS1011 Of • I s inwriff Siillat r , who Asti' frotti ..car to • "This shito s "di sti ik n e about one tulle from Stratford-upon-Avon, on,thelurn . Read trainn'n7,l, - pn. For .7parti,:iliais ;,ppiy to Mr. Dodson, of Coer,l, Dea r Sitre%Vsbnry; yr of;IVIr, Werrerq, Anetiobeer ; :'` l6s 7i Cern and Son, AttOrnies, in Birmingham; Of Mr. ~,, " Attorney-at-Law, Liyerpuol. • . NV I . RespotvOility, eirige Eakin the ~:ycnerai SysiCin by IF,N Piqfes,ottal Men of Etiticatioa and , the selection of a peculiar branch, the sanction °Hoag cßlv tinned succcksj.s,the . best criwiort of superi , ?rity. • , t I- eEatignltieti. yearsof Three e l ‘(1.1e)‘;::-.)trSdderS"atiP,tr4t?ileks'etictf6tsit'eui erxecsiiLtilstLlnef iny . nlan giye me 30(14.4 1 t1i1i atti ', ,K to i e :ppozZ, it# fitr,..,o LIDA -3ble, the ravages• or those Con'iplaints which ale ttie roost important' in the Catalogue Of flumnii I liken: tics, After initi a tion iiati) every' lir.r2, , leh, as dri Army-Surgeon, I fbrmed a wishat an early period of Practice to rescue i " ll' dividttats-front. the - iy,norance-of uneducated •rneni-10- equally dangerous precipitancy of t.;er,eral Praoliti ,, ticrs• ..,,,, Tl*.Three:l)isordcti - , to the•C it ee .of vii hie') - I I ~i 1e , ,,,7 voted my attention, comprise every 'speci,,,:i. ._ol ,v" '''' RE .1.1. , IN 1: IiCTIO SI , whether of a rc..,,nt or 164 1 i,' .(""*. ration : 2dly, ,A II kinds of debility, the (t its or. (. - .1 . ib01-61 , y, ,, , u r the itidttli;&bees' I. 11L" age; And, lastly', that 'derangement. of the s•.stern in %IT'', inen 'which is Called 13:1 RR EN N I.: SS,, or ST Eit I I, 1 T Y' te frequently happens that the! Numerous Diseases ow tho,mstitt of igi:orattce, ''' l ' ~,„ ip tire trcatlpent : ,of a' simpf*, Gonorrhcea ; and :1 "c 4 ,, l ri i, - , / wl.u.,:er arisiiq;_ tr?i ro o, the: incliscrettott of An :unguaritu si ci .e ito '; .° u t i .. ....- I‘,' l l' i ' v ' ; l l 'e si l l u l"O it'?:l . "' ', Ale ,,-i ' thou such Complaints itte.o4sil cured ; .1;a1, crcu " l; _. t o rha t , d h ir.s 7 i rs a I : I r i c a . y e e st f i a b i l l i e s t i l l , we i n t t r . ust that' I may p‘resuiturt4 elle.° . dwi,4ohr:l):rs:evccorn,iia,;riere,tth4c..vict'aietsheofeacioittninpirlicitas7, s cl i t ic li , s i t;c n s: ti l oii l f , Men, who, from .at indulgence in a solitary vice, "F t „, 4• preivident "gaieties Of a.. .tashion.4i,le tile, acquve flat:o of Debility, cvlUeli is. the unal'onlable con.wclucaCe '' fsu ' - .: 7 ' Ix :'c'u'ts habits. . : • , bd ff s Vi ii'o: th , :. Unhappy sufferer brooch over •' . i nisery , ~ -..2 carefully conceals tps - ' misfottnite, it in,.. , ' bc! stil tF.L.,4l3" - satin,: tut' Irinl to know that pillion ;.,"t It be pa yfi' ,: ;l a k doubt or uncertainty witl i t 'other ITL' ,i l ,:r., 0 . 1. tksci , Deticim*s by the gradual pro' t o' , "'s ( 4.- •=7 . llies t aon, is the eeci N‘ u ,i i i re i n i t ) e e itt pr o e t , : ,e x i ii t y Ld 1,-:::erienct,. It fl ',. our. , of ,liaceltus or Venus have' began to reduce MalittY,l,'„i;;.. •nitich anxi,:ty dtii7 l 6 3 t i c t °4 t ul. N .t ‘ ti rl:e 'lsv i li t la l l° l l i 'c'; : cr'l l i. ) ri e '- fiC t i a c t n e e ; y ' h a a ' s iti fo 4 r n s.e t a i r 'll s til': :: : :: ls : ';(.l : °:"lP‘ ,j rt' a r i l ; an bT :h r ts i s l e ti l : g ‘,l Y lel Pl ßls .: (i i ti t i :., l :l l. lr it e c k ji : s eilisj i , s ) . ;t.:: stv i l i l el . l s.. i c il i t! : : . , lN : v a iEc :l t tl a , :t iti r ,v :r ah 6 reoi. . ? „4l: llt a l i i et i v t i ' l l itt : : s a rebli i t t i c is e emu t in f - 1 1 , : t i :ce r i t ; . : 1 9 tc, i ' l l s.C i i t csti i : 43, t i l i tc :::: , 1 . 5 . : i t) : : 1111 1. :::, t in hie t! .. i i c E.t i s r ,‘ls e se x oc i tr i ., e ,s, c.t y al ‘ i l 7;: c o h f i R s s P I . a , l e rP 4,l l e y ita t : l a y ti, bc , :::: tt u r si e li r .f , ` . l , l , 0, o , tog ~ pti,:ris4p4antiiilyn:i.toi rr :;l: l biy p s, re u ; i e v o e s n io , :ii tt n i ti t, i i : r ) . co n T h. L l ' i lc n tor .be e % . ,:.. 1 : ; ,. 1 ,,u. t ?lc; tter ; ,nc.r,;:jll; a tilltAl NOlCAstitx, house, No. 29, ArtMild' street, f:trand, near TOri 4 ,46eti` :r There is an additional hntranc'd in Wa re ''' . . , t. t 1 : lc: 0q1... 44 N i°11r : in B LI'41--t l h e L ;n N i)C ali r l o r t i tt7 ft . bl oy' .1 :,l 'i lege ' Of Su W..........2r.". VfiNEREAL v e •if TO Arr. Tito:4 s TA'ytoß, No 9 ' ,• • - Bridv•street,. Loxidint. , Nit L T. is with the heartfelt atkiaeli(l:l t •I" address you on the ineomp a r a hl e excellence Y ° V ) ;W valuable Medicine, L E AKE'S: PATENT . 1 )11 . 1 .- I i; Vow.' Spring of thisLoar I had the misfortune t!icontr-w+ 4 d Jo- Nal Complaint, attended' with the triost ,alartning peons' symptoniS; insonitiefi, that I have . been ;:',,"„ s tit to PIY 'rOarn ttu n Vll9lll evrett: together, 304 io°" 1 t ll , t ool c o x u r t r4 of c t a t t 'i m.g l. h p ut a i ii t i to a r i f a st i r ) i r gp le t n n t o i r day. , Intl a rZ n ere e s ;, lr , e r w if.e ‘k y 'e c O r k .4. l 4, l th than the 'total From a stola, tic' and rathzr cot dent 'I I ° becatne a. mere h g low, w e o t tlj t e e ? t t xfp ind. ity mid enipp*ioji. Nly frienJs ha 4 all Fl` ijl b' over, t an . I . l ) .: l l, , ; s' t ` b ' ic - I , l.r th t i , l! 'exPediOlV4vetry, millute to .bgi' roy wo!1(1, wa§- fort tinal , ,,bl4Bc . ounikeivicii Py neigq d . !i) try yogi: Medicitle ; rbot - Nving,triekidt. Iliadic - 1 1 et oe purf)ose i anal beiig - iitirtintiintons ex Paisee; it V% 9: 13 beibre 1 could be ntractel,,on to, take 3 t d ,;,,n•for six boxes, and betin - c 1114 tatien, them all,, I,tou ti '„ siderable ; my phins grailuallY decreased, sight gitsv batter, antl,” to Our great sure Il c ; tall ttt>ihks•to ti Gstki.aictLyklur lit va 114., e ; and hearty a.s ever was ill ' nriet 01- Yoti arc_ at full liberty to publiili.this• in aiq yon: thinti , Hopei; - fur=l,ll:betterii of :it I ;', r i l t ;i 4 0'; tvlliylt I. 01(41 I,4vpsern, yo4;,St4l?pfg, fb" raaetio. • ecittai'o with thopttuoke,rritito ic, ; 7161 1 • 'bear Sir, 3.ott r obliged t tial6 Set nt s i< r• • s„ 9-99, . 'he above Medic:int; is earnestly Person'S' that attiAn ati3' dolibt th''ir Ate, every V encreal % tteetion, particular! v to t lose 31 . 1 " e '10 14 ing t4eii:rfong,lition as it gill .ucrtainltiiirg;of es . cr:',/ faint cif i.inif•nAttir , :.•, of hov.-;:vee loi4;iitaYottaf howevtr disguised.Onder • the appear.ince rat io n Coitr it tnay be; for •St.l.irbo tic, (;,landular, and C4“l- 14 „°," c lAtly'll, plaints, It 13 ;IIS,) to ix: 1.4 en, , the Spiiiw,..Situtiti,x, A S 'Prepardd 41111 sohi;bl Ole tittle Proprietor, 'r Loft. Member ot the Corpotacion'ot Surgeotl s i,.7„,if ga.. l his /louse, No. 9, Nc:..v liritlge-street ; where ri os, AL' Advice, wit hoitt to : poltts Dt4i.#5, 1144 „ ...: Ole tt ill arlSN'Ver if pok-ptiln; cor eey; tdrnbstrving in all ezzaosihe most' inviolable s_ t, , st oft Patient s .; name Cr cas‹.l..hav ing , been nientiPncLL, I;4 „ Li i. m. own pArticular.retiticst, to the Propeictß.f, do , r a lit it etitg: 7 o Of tllOl - .2. /hail 15 y,...ats, thSa" be has hint die Vig6t l art extensive of the above- Medicine, anti tby arisih ev ng th ana ertf : r aso omi sold by his it, ointment , . 11 , funter c e,, Nu. 3 St. Alh.tir,-street, p mr, bertson's Toy-shop, NO . :. ; rev_ No. t, sniJ, `!, s ) bosc. 501! in every considerahle Town In Euglatl a t 17/ ' of ortlr 2s. gti. each, up, with til.l1 Y 00 11 ' reelions,. wherol)y Persotts U. either. Sex :11:1 Cu"' SCINTS Each 4eCre4.:y. . sc ,!cd tip N. h. c liox Sold in. Great Brit"' i s 1,-tervi r rs is' a Stittpr, on - rthich, by' favour of the Cot ~ t 1( 9, Li prte r in ia i c_ l st a rc t c t t h ,, e ,... S tu ru i tn in p l i. a ltli w ce h i e ‘ 7 h ' 1; are counterfeit. .17tull