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LAW REPORT. ;V) COURT OF KING's BENCH,:Dtc.:T., ,i s ; ( f StrEINGS BEFO:IE LOREI KENYON IN CUIEDIIA.I. BILL ev. COOKE. I\lll%F:R.SXlNEstated this to be . an AEliotilipon ' al Bill of 'Exchange.r 4.71.; 'and also for GoOcts and' 'd - clivcred from 'the 'PraiitiZ, John. . - 1 - 4111, who were dealers in Flour, rigai ' ost th'e . fendant, who was4-Baker. They vent only upqn the 'Cjiint . for Goods sold and delivered; 'for the _Bill of Exchange was on a person, who, as he undcntood, was a fugitive, and who' had gone to America. .The delivery of the goods was clearly proved, . and also, that the Plaintiffs were Partners in trade. for the Plaintiffs—Damages Forty-seven' ..Poutias. . • HONMAN V. MILNE. The Plaintiff is a common Sailor, and he brought his A.eticn against the Defendant, who is a Pub -Can,. to recover of him the balance of money due to he having deposited in thp Defendant's hands 24.1. which-snmwas admitted, by the ljefendant's Attorney, to have been put into tite hands of the 'Defendant by the Plaint 4, to be Accoitnted . fo - i to tire.. - • . The Defendant paid about five pounds into Court, 4,nd contended, there was no more due to the "Plaintiff. . appeared, "that .the Plaintiff lodged at the De lendant's house, which is a Public-house„and that the Defendant took this money of the Plaintiff; who is a Foreign Sailor, to take care of for him. The Servant Girl of the Defendant swore, that the Plaintiff was in the habit of sqUandering his money as fast as he could ; that he treated . all the tatermen .Who came to the house ; and when her 'Master -and Mistress advised him not to do So, h'ut to be careful, he used to damn them, and say, that he would take his money, and go where he could get liquor : That she frequently saw her Mistress give shis Sailor money, as he asked for it, which_sums she gave an account of, to the. amount of 41. 8;. 6d. 'hit once, on the Wednesday, after the Sailor had sow> away, he came back, and her Master gave hirricliiree or four pounds, and that was the Settle. merit between them. In order to sli6x.r low this Settlement was. made up, a Paper, containing charges for board and lodg ., ig, and various ar6oes, was given in,—of some ,Of the items of which Lord KmoN,expressed his disapprobation :,and his Lordship observed, that it .was unaccountable how the_ party came to pay money into Court, while he had a sweeping Witness to prove a Settlement between the Parties. After casting sp_ail the hems, 'which were proved on the part of the Defendant, towards making up this sum of z 4.1. which he admitted he had received for the use of the Plaintiff, his Lordship said, .there ap_ ptared to him to be as sum of tol. 1 5 s. 7 d.'whjd, .was not clearly explained. 'The Jury would look at the .Bill of the Publican, and whether that sum *as well accounted for, they would judge. .The Jury withdrew, and after deliberating for about hail an hogr, •found 'aYerditt for. the De fendant. . „. . ~- - 'v. WRIGHT. This was an Aaion for work and labour and victuals piOvided by the Plaintiff for the Defendant. The Defendant kcpt a public_house called .. the plue Posts, in - Newgate Market ; 'some time ago *it was his fortune to be cast into' prison for debt. pacin g that time the Plaintiff lifted as Iriliter at this - Public - -bouseand it was Said that he laid - out Tkiniemon - ey for the use, of the house: Be claimed wages-at' the rate of 15s. per - i,veek for /5 weeks. The Delenci-ant made a set-off to this demand of one Guinea a -weekTOr the board and lodging of the alledging there was no agireement between frinvand the Plaintiff,'that the - Plaintiff shotild: be the Waiter at this house. : : • The Defendant'S'.Cotmsel, Mr. MINGAY,, said 'That • the truth of this Matter was' this : That . the "Defendant had no idea of charging the Plaintiff any thing for liiS' board and' lodging, but he did it to be even with the Plaintiff in this Case; in reality 'there was no agreement of any kind between the Parties, nor could any be proved, and therefore the Plaintiff could dot obtain a Verdid ; the best end that could be made of this Cause was, that each Party should pay his own costs, for which purpose he should consent to 'withdraw a Juror. • Lord KENYON Said 'he lud thought of 'making that proposal.—To which Mr. ERSKINE, on' the 'tart of the Plaintiff, consented. , • Juror •withdrawn—the' consequence of which is that each Party is to pay his own costs. • KENYON.--" Gentlemen should have coin_ passion on 'the loWer orders of Mankind, and not encourage theSe Causes.", The - Adjour - tient dv,is fixed for Monday next. Thursday night there was a considerable fall of snow at Edinburgh and the neighbourhood, for the first time this winter. The City's intended improvements of Sndwhill are now going on, but we arc 'sorry to say, from the' removal of 'houses and limpS from the spot, the passage of a night is dangerous to foot pas . . senders; as about a moPth since, a Gentleman who resides in Bartlett'S-buildings, mistook his step, and fell from the kirb, and ahackney-coach corning bYat the instant, went over both his legs, which caused a severe frathlre ; and on Sunday evening la!it,7abour half past nine, four young women corn insz from Newgate-street to Soho,ton the' south sicl.e of Snow-hill, walking in the dark, three of them fell over the precipice, about five'or six filet in height, into the hollow. - Their shrieks bringing the neighbours and passengers to their assistance, they were removed to an adjoining house. in strong - tits, being much bruised, &c. One of them bioke her arm. • ARISTQL, - gdv: '2S. 7 ON Saturday trr6inini last; - 'Right Honourable! CHAtu...EsßiAo,G6,4(ihOse Seat Parliament, asi , one r d the Rei:) . rt4ritativ i es of this . City, had been l vacartti Majfegrst!si gracious - aprointment !Ofi • hint t he .: gifigg,,4Architstirer,, of : ,11 . 1% i lligt), was met at Cote,Hopse, tlte seat of Sic Henry Uppin_ fi_ k 3 cott, Sltut twb'tniteS dis . tant - from hence,' by a most l'esreetAlle and very numerous bdtly tic•Elec_i :tors;:hisitiends,'who,iforming a ciivaietide Qf nearly' poe h i undred,:catriages, - . W,i,tles a: great, T ri4mbe4 Thcirs,eirie,n freeren on. foot, .all decorated in blue ribbring, thttl i jyy dusty. esentieThtheirnv6u - rirt dictate (who , wit:s;;'fat i ct.Vin a.phaelon drawn by six' horses; the : ,poStilions ,very handsomely dressed in blue silk "jackets and. helmets) into tine City, ami.lst , the plaudits of thousands 'of Spedators,and attende,l, ihirn to tlielOotiricil House, where he .alightett, .aM from Thence, proceeded to : the Exchange, : .where, - , in a concise and manly. speech,he, : declared, himsel: a_candidate - for the honour of representing the• On Monday the 'Elediort took 'place at tho. when. Mr. BRAGGE was unanimously. re-eleded,•andrifterWards chaired • thrOugh sevent. of the principal streets of the city, attended_ an immense number of Freemen, who walked in procession, two and two, weal ing blue :cockades, Jeceivin& and returning thehnz•i , s of the tnniti tilde; as they passed ; and the "Ladies, pretty generally ornamented With. blue ribbons, appeared at the win. dciws, 'greeting. our worthy, .Membe r. When Mt. BRAGGE appeared opposite the Mansion-House, .the Mayor very politely came out-uncovered, with re freshments of cake, &c. followed by his servants with large bowls of •negus and-afterwards - dined with Mr. BRAGGE and his 'friends at the White Lion, where the utmost harmony and conviviality prevailed till a very tate hour ;' " and the same even ing the Freemen in general Were treated with oa sup per, and liquor : to drink the health of their re-eleded Member. SCOTLAND. BURNTISLAND, NOV. 26. - •7 rt . • THE of herrings here is still uncertain. Some boats ttowii . a,; fir "as . t)lsarE 'have been suc cessful ; others . here have 'not caught as niany,as will defray "their expences or boarding.: _ No Whales,. solan geese, or sea gulls have -made their appearance for fourteen days, past. Pim - laws, or small seafowl, are in aiuudance off Aberdour, and- the sands. between Burmisiand" and Pettycur. The herrings bring hiteen per crane. GREENOCK, l i la'''. 25. • " The Maria Ma rgaretta, of and irom Drontheim, Laurence Peter lliihatk, master, nouod tor Genoa, with. a cargo . ofdry fish,put iii here in'distress, on Friday last. This VesSef is to ne ciiiireiy unloaded and , repiiired here, in 'consequence of the great damage she has sustained in different gales she en, countered since her sailing_from Norway on the 7th 06tober. On the tBch the mate died ;on the z7th in . a 'gale which several of thi.-sails' Were lost, one of the crew, Las Larsen, fell trom the top sa il yard on 'the' deck and was killed ; on the 9th inst. was very nearly wrecked; being lying to off Islay, in a severe storm, was drifted by the tide in the night- time, on. the runs of :Isla, -where she struck several tinieshut providentially escaped. " I had not an opportunity, of seeing Gillies, the master of the passage boat ,that was. lost last week, till ye,terday: He,ca'n give but.a very im_ perceß account himself ,of .that melancholy affair. He says,., there were about twelve passengers .ojl board besides. William Connell and Malcome Gillies, the hands belOngingtothe boat ; of whom he thinks five were women. The following are the only per sans whose names he knew, 'Daniel Gibson seaman, and Robeit Gardner hatmaker, both of GlaSgow ; a young woman of the name of Morrison, belonging to MO, on. her Way - home O'May a, linen 'draper he says there were also on board a man who was coming to be gardner to Mr. Foster, the surgeon at Port Glasgow ; a serjeant of the Clan-al_ pin fencibles and his wife., The body of one of the women was fOund near. Port Glsgow a few days ago. Robert Gardner above-mentioned, kept a hatshop in the Tionate, Glasgow, has. left. a wife and six children', the youngest 'of whomis only four months old, the eldest nine years, and'an aged mother, who were all dependant on him for support. AYR, NOV. 23. On 'FridaY night, it blew a dreadful hurricane from the \Vest arid North West, with such a swell of sea; as entirely to sweep away the bulwark at the extreMity'of the south dyke, on which the flag staff' Was raised, and greatly to damage the north dyke, in three different places. :These dykes were mostly, new, built last season; when the whole under_ went a thorough repair, whereby the harbour was put in a 'Muth better state of security than it had ever been at any former period. From .the duration of the storin, which continued till last night, there is reason to fear its inelancholy effeels. must have been felt along all the western coast Of the island. . . 17 ; TWELFTIb N o. -171,i a Prize of Ten T housand Pourub, was sold at the• truly fortunate e~srs. CARROLL and Co. No. 26, OxfoEd3Fti=e'et,4.l;'eitr IZathl;o4 Place, where ; Tickets and Shares, wrrrted undrawrk, will linee 'oh Sale IRIS4ST,eITE LOTTER,I. • „. . :•L Tw/t_rra DAt. :,„ No. 2171, a Prize 0t . 40t094,_: No: 525, a Prize of 2.0001. No. 6405,• a Prize of tool. • • • ---- ... - - POOLE, I , ZOV. 30. Arrived-!-Lthe Aaive; Williams, from PortsmoutiE;7 Good I otent, 13'allard, from Cowes ; _Pallas ' Levison, from Vey-, mouth; lane, 'Gallop, -and Friendship,- Rz-mintiter, from. NLs.sif,:in,il...nd ; and Ranger, I`,lorris, from Cherbourg. • . Sailed—the Reward, Jefferson, for Portsmouth;' and the Mary i _Presswick,,forl - lull. . • .y ARNIoUTI-1, Nov. 29. Saired—ilia EndfiaVour, - Mullender; tor Sediland, with salt ; Peggy, Wilburn,' for Wisbeach, with corn ;,Little Sam,- tO the - Northward, , - with 'fruit. Fame; Partridge - .F;reLiwney, Samuel, Rice ;. 'Dispatch, Bagett ; Friends G 003 w ill, i‘LifOal t, All to Hullwith goods ; 'Violet, Knight, for Boston-, in,ball,ast. Arrived--the Roe,rt .and Sarah, Wilson, from London,' with- goods ; Elit,abetli, 'Ammon, . from' Ilull ; Ceres, re csd.de, fr,m London, with dzals ; Peggy, Simpson,. from. Moilt rose to Embden; is put in here. - - .- - c liov. 30. - • 7 Sai_led—the —, for Surinam; to le, Ashington, for-St:Nincent's ;•:Nelly, forTarbadoes • Fanny; Sze ) phepsoo, for Honduras; —, for Bourrleaux ; lena,-'Dixon, ;for bibrAtar ; • Ebenezer, • Norbury; - for Nor way Marquis of Lansdowne, —;;- :British Oueep, I)evon,_ Sparks, 4iid Cliiabetn, Stevenson, for Jamaica. ABERDEEN, NOV. 25. The Ayr-shire Militia passed 'through this place :on their route to the South. The Aberdeen. shire Militia arc on . their march to the northward ; the Ross-shire Militia have left Stirling Castle, and are marching by the Highland . road to Inverness. The reason of these corps marching at so unusual a season of the year, seems to be, that as they are to he disbanded in a month after Peace is concluded, they may be at: that time as near as possible to the Counties where they were raised. Winter here has now set in with great severity ; last week a considerable quantity of snow fell, and the frost was very intense. LONDON : Printed by BU CHAN A N ivI 4 IIIILLAN,*(of Bow-Street, Covent-Garden); At the Sui4.oiExcE, ,No, 112, Strand ; where Advertisements," Orders fi . . . HIR.TH. • . . : , .. ..., • • ..-• • On Friday morning the 27th nit. the Lady of John Burnchy, Esq. at Brackhanipton, in the County of Here..' ford, i or a. Son. , - •. . .. 114 4 R 1? I ET) . Yesterday, Mr. S:hamcood i of Charterhouse-square, to Miss Marianne Kennedy, of Bunhill-row. btoraty!last; the Rev: George Clarke, Tteadr of Mer sey Hampton, Gloucestershire, to Mrs.-Gould, rOla of the Rev. William Gould, D. D. On the 170 ult. Thoin.ks„Kinnear, Esq. of .Kialoch, to , M 4 )SS Thornson."'yttinge:st (laughter of the late George Thorn= son, Esq. of Nuthill. DIED. Suddenly, at Shillinglty Nrk," the seat of the Earl of; Winterton, Larnard Blake, Esq. aged 72, - ,of Westerham, in; )(cot. At Rosetta, in Egypt, in--July last, Lieutenant-Colonel Peter ; Garden,,of the Battalimi oldie Royal Regiirtcnt of Foot. • Mr. Alexander Webster, -grandson of-the late Riv- Dr. Webster, and only son of Major Webste'r of Ay . r, on the .12.t11, of December, a: Writer service of tif6 T-lon. , Fast Company, at Fart Marborougil, in the rslandq Sumatra. -oirthei-lkuit • Mrs: Bradbury, w ite of B: Bradbury, - Esq, of Richmond, Surrc - , . • - . ' ‘,.,. Ric E STOCKS.. -, 11,20.1 Stock ' India Stock '''''' <avy 5 per Cent. too 99 1 - • •Lxcheq. Ilillos.. 6s; _prem. i per Cekt. 179,, 9St 74 . 8-• Fin - lAA - ter ditto prem. I list . ' 5 per , Cetlt• - 7 New S. S,StoCk - .4. per Cent. Con. 84 3 per Cent. 175 f, %. per Cent. Red. 66111 Onmitun ;'per Cent,. Con. 67,1 1 11 7 7 g I mini.. 3 per Cent. 651/1 Ditto Scrip Diu° Ann. 12 Bank Long Aim. 191 Ditto Short Ann. ' ' • India frit - Account Ditto Scrip Consols for Open. 6Sl,i• : LEGACIES. < • FRANCES DAVIS, the Daughter of.Jobn Davis, , Farmer, in. the Parisb' of Sturton f and County 'a Somer.- set (near McCrs, Wilts), is desired to take_ Notice, that she has had lately TWO LEGACIES left her, forthe receiving of one of which she must appear in less than Twelve Months, • Ad 'for"the other, in less.than Six Years, from the date here_ of at Mr Ladley's, Statidner, - No.' Jos, Mount4street, GrOsirc no,r-square. •N. B. The Legacies are very considerable. Monday, Nov. 9, 1801. To T.',,TAYLO R., Surgeon, No. q, New Bridge-street, , London. - yy Edinburgh, May 2,, 1800. IN. the Spring of - 4/941 was aillitied with a J. Venereal Complaint, which I treated with indiffer ence for live months ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Physician, who put a. temporary stop to the viru lence•Of the Pisease`.(by mercurial applications for - some time; bpi gro\ving. in silite of all medic* aid the advice Of: the - .first Gentlemen - Of the 'Faculty'here, wase and . worse for-two years i kl was .reduced .toTa state 'aril - lest -nn paralleled and h4rorld description, 'being aft entire leper, and ulcerated fro4iithatel-to:foot.--M y head . ; throat',:: `men t I , nose, legs, arias., kr:6. 'have been alternately in danger of becoming useless; in. short, I have. hid from wenty •to 'thirty eating. ulcers on my. body, and nearly totally prived .of Sight.---qt would be svolumirtimst . to liarticula- • rice, all toy case--suffice it ,to say, there twv?ir Was,, or ever • will be; one - bt a more dangerous, or of a More compli- • cated nature. I was long looked upon` bye my 14.iehds, and imagined myself, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and, in-' deed, ,i 0 my theli cAujition, death was-preferable to my more. than miserable state. In, this dreadful situation did (Wag a most miserable:existence,- till Divine-Providence threw in my way a .Newspiwer containing the- case of a -Mr. 13. of 'Ply nionth-'—nik 'friends' read t • I could no t . I sent and procural some oft your .LEAE's. "PA:FE:N - 1 LLS, which; by using from time to time, am now, and • have long . . been ' • (after more than .foun,iyear's indescribable distress), in as good a state of health as 'river I enjoyed ; as a . psoof of this ? I had a tine, thriving,. healthy child, born to me a sew months ago. In gratitude : to god, atul in hopes or rendering my follow-creature -spryive;- t request you 'to publish this; and you ma_ at any time refer persons who wish to be satisfied of ffie trail of this, or fmther parti culars*, to me or my, friends, by lettelAr person: As few cases for 'badness will ever equal mine, and none exceed it, I have from experience every reason to Mankind, that in LEAK - E's PILLS.-they will flirt a sure, speedy. sale, .and radical, cute, le, that most dread ful stage at the Venereal Disease, which ;se-called a c'os- FIRMED LUES. T. * Insurmountable family reasons prevent making my name and address' public; t but creciitables persOns wanting information may also be referrcd to' me well my triencisby Mrs.-S. Clirli,.-Ramsay-Gilitfini; ! Rdintiurgh. Prepared and Sold by the. Sole.Etop.r4...ter, T._ TAYLOR.; Member of the Royal 'College of Surgeons .in London, atnis house; No. 9.,NeNv : Bridge-street,. : Where he will give'Advitie without a fee, to persons t ak. ing these and will_ answer patients%letters, if pest- . paid; on the same terms, observing in all cases the most inviolable secrecy, no., person's name or case haVing been mentioned, but at their own particular request,- by the Pro- _ prietur, during' the course , of more than thirty-six years, that he has had the, concluding of an extensive:sale 'of the above , Medicine, and trier praaice arising therefrom.' They are also sold by his Appointment, ter the conve nience of those living at .a distance, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, , Edinburglii . Mr. Macdonald, l'rinter, (.; las- gow, to whein , Mr. T. refers lot his address.; at the Perfumer's, No. 3i, St. Alhan's-street, ; Mr: Robertson's Toy-shop, No. 103, Orford-street; Mr. Pis'. borough's; No. 7, , Eish-street-hill; nearly oppostte•the:Nlo numeht; Mr.-Steal'-s, Bookseller, No. t, Union-rQw, Little Tower-hill ; Mt. Callwell's,--Dublin ; and by one person in every considerable. town. in G reat-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only zs: 9d. each, - sealed - UP With full and plain diredions, whereby persons- of - either:Sex May cure them selves with ease and secrecy. N. -B. Every- Box—sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp; on, which, y favoun --of the Commis ,sioners, is. printed, at the Stamp-,01 - 3ice-i--`,‘ T. Taylor, No. 9, NeW 13ridge-strect," to- imitate which is felony, and all others are ebunterteit. . . and Published by. WILLIAM Alta( IC-ER SCRIPPSy (of Horse_ferry-road, Westminster) • ;r the raper, .Letters.for the 'Editor, &c, (isost,paid), must - be- addres4;4l. -• ~ . I Tll.is pay,wa3 v , AI'I'WEATISI.: - on OPTHAtM 4 I ana th 9. Are itlaktEd - lby rtillattintatiotts= 01 - E . yes.; with. Ncw iVi.c.ttrods of Cure. . , , 1117,c :CI: b•E,,.Sktrgeott, ttrii arril; and j. Robinson, 4"„ittur,qoVer l ,ftwkr,", 4:Ondou cif; P"''' bitrgh ; and Archer, - • • irvr : Ml•Pl 2 9lrt .- 61 9 tniiiif r- Metitir ttiticatidn Responsibility deviate from the general System i / ) 1 the seledion •qa pet:II:OE branch, the zianclop.of lon - g Or" tinlitirViti;Vs-fs:t bo•9t-eriteitil at&uperiority.. . 4. Eigitt,,,yeArs I!:tv,ge duvotecl m . prat cle ; to, the excills l 7 :.-'ii.teessful result o my plan gives, Fie additional.ardor a 1 • 0 5,f45 as ' . able, the ravages of thoe i llos _ • hifilo ;elf-nvt he , Cat al og tre-1 . 2 Hrirm'aln pfirnsiti . ,Afte,4 initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeo" forriykd'asiviMt at An period of Pradice to r escue io; dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or t h equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners.. :Cho T,hree,Disorders, 'to the Cure of which I have do voted - atttlttion, cfiimprise' every species of V El` ll RI AL' INFECTION, whether of a recent or long a u ,,; ration adty, M 1 kinds oldebility, ‘Vhether 'arising b fcc", the habits of schoiil , boysi• or the rcbrigences of matu re age: And, lastly, that deran h -emer.t nt'the system in vo' then which is called 13Altil ENNI7. SS, or STE RI 'ATI , - Nurnerons Diseases ,are the result of Ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not lA I 2 , frequently: happens that the seeds of •Life are pois;nied 11 7 the indiscretion of .an unguarded hour.—By a tiuperior , thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even wbc' others have-failed, I-trust that 1 may presume to re-estahilishment. Fe y^ - 11oNveli.er, are the .cases. of. complicated diviess 411 ot . ........ .i.cornplicaicc, ..thi clardYr, compared Wit - the. calaniltouS Sift.itif . ),% , ' Men; -ivrios. , from an , indulgetim t i solitary vic,_, o r the - pr.w.tlent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire tl.at st 3 _ e ut i)ebil ity , which is Theunavoidable , consequence of s l Q' pernicious 2abirs. . .. . . • 'O r --.4V I.kre the •-trnikappy sufferer brOOds 'over his - • - rnlseiy, carefully cone cats his misfortune,- it may be §o;ne.coOri Litton ti r him to know, that although it be art ohje:t 0 doltht cir.uncertainty witn - bther Practitkoners, 012 rernov of these D'eciencres by; 'the gradual prpgress - ot Reno/ • tion, is 'the acquir=ent cf any Experience. If til7ril,- of • Bacchus or Venus-have began, to reduce Manly vigou" . . much anxiety Will he ore Vented - by - an early' Counrerici' tion of thiS Jangu-id St'ae ; ,itud in these cases, no 0 1 , „ • difficulty will occur. t , • . _But wilere this.. Deritienc.y has,for veau existed, a proP a persevetance is inicliSpe; , sablv lequisite to revive the sitgll' bering,,Sparl4cf Lire . ,,-4nci t6-te-aunnetetl,..e Constitution. i i MA RR l' E l) WPM E IN ,-- who have long, beendisappoint o " disappointo" in th eft alfe6.latiolV. of - a: .Rarnily,i May- be af.si. -- .most instances, such de:C.-as are curable by ME - - The-'seer'esy which is• so-eisetkrini 'to my and t•he . qualitications , ..whickl have presumed ti the ha .is of in)' iirettnsions:, and in :coiricidenr this intimation is giyein. ,that - Mr. B. mac, Pi'7l - SOkatilk", or by Letters (in:losing a small hOuse Nio. 2.9; Arundel street, Strand,- - -near C . ' ! .Thefe is, h an additional Entrance in adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. M. B-, Member or the RoyaLColiege of 1411 MUR 287 THEATRE; MORRON - TI SYLVES7 • Locloi 11:11111 Saturday, of te s v. °ll Morulav, .the h it mui : lye laid the ell f) rY the Fifth, or t] R -11 Tuesday, Mrs. a M ndane,. ihe , (;)fl Wednestlitji. tO f 0 the first inu ß res E d il aa : t yoiZt,:2l' EVERY M c a ail l :v )l,l , ,, A , N lsi lj r l .t r ar s i : x - i . cannotc:" ttli l : t h (ovv p ita ey hNneelwvox apu b es e r ..,,,,,,Nr.tstnrace and M this Theatre. Fivs'Ad: and Gentler( le, 11,11,1 (11 iSth Night 1 ul "Pl' u "' s•ared, 'thatiti Z ..., clue notice of i ealicai, skill. .. iinclertikla; a l ,' •' CE to state, foil; fiy. ice with s et , -. 1 r Anniversa tie consult'''. 1,,i1t he Notel at '1 1 . 5 ti tc 'le held at the C, Templel 4o ' en iber. . Water-stree t ' - - Divine Spry • . . . Surgeons. W. Wollaston,. I , . _____:,..,/ , i vcorge Martin, 1 : NE F,,,,A L, ‘, • ......... ' N en .l3 rY .- S flu all t i ni l ifv .l Dis,rders... , t t . 13 '1 , 4 4.,. .i v K iz E . S Pi. 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Lai , with v Nlecticines , „, , ,s,f )c De attndecrt• I ttl i l l f an i o : l d t d °ign i . io i lPi g r e o lesb3 t sl : ' ill , I l ti t is 4l, `'' l f l ' 4 9 tw in n t a.si h g, lli da. : tedlv fa il •-. a, •=ri ......, ) _ EUcF epea . ref A i , enc eo ... ..c appy suge 11. ti l 7.k 'E Sk 14..V1C 1111,PetiO l ' e5 r./ til , Sit'.. l'tated Gc a t b p i r is izt d e , r i g, a,i c o i o t . 1 11.441 •Aclis e count , i its prePa r ' D - ' - .'t,; -.- - - - - • ,y 1 .. . therC URI W 3 `; di redions,„l.o A: C AU'. 'l.l' l3 Jr c tee ° n " S s t i° , l :l if V . kili ki.k l ‘l / 4 i-r u toar ': ic l ).- i t s ' a s wip - e p i:c la s , cy c yac c arac • cetioi :: :ol l : l3 C l:o !, Nt ! : ::_ 41,4 1 :tiear ia 12 1 , :::_criiksan,ci,:oinei r ireasLitf(0 ,. (:)rii :: :d.isi l ,onrkio.; ran: o r , g l , ," k ,, t r tat ,„ ;?l,,? - e 9 t : o ts : atit t lr i cti ie ti m ils.l .: : contain stO e qb:`'S.--:7.lte - g , • •er' lil q e1 ; Y r kis s'uPqn () E St r•Fir.h.,C" ' li 'd mcineo :a nt n .i i d s : :e g S G :l 4 . l° i tia : : .fr :j je. i° l": - ...,,ii: L ;\ : ititc: : ;ll, : ttii. : ll : l l : ll.,il;3oietist.vo.(ll.o:::ih,atijune: '''',.:lvi , 7. 9 e are the; t 4 ' BitrgeSs% "9. to 7, Str • ___ ,.....Aiii , 4 ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC, IN GE, ON SCORBU :lc COMPLAINT: r'iCORBILIIC, axed other Eruptive litivO . tery considerably increased in this Cot years • t notwithstanding many remedies have bet oife't&l to the Public, natter the zoos: speeies - y it is a in itter of regret, that aftei: the straw& many-persons, attentive to the cure 6t.tii,...se con, time whole Materiii ,Modica having been rausac , inehOs to eradicate them, they stioulthstill gain beectne in a manner constitutional, to numbers tants of this Clitnate. -Serious redection 'upon" this important sus length determined 'Doctor Solomon to enclea , out to the public the cat:. s' of these mal. rious 'forms and -appearanCeg•byi which they . and to otkr some observations on the best mod , certain and lasting cure; and, ,iati trusts, that ti ditordersabove alluded to, will! be totally eradic and their ttreadtni symptoms greatly relieved. ply to the remedies recommend.:' to them ; in of which, the greatest care has beets 'take. ro thing:that can possibly tend to hurt the sy,ez.k tions, and to unite with judicious acumen if which are the•most . pointedt) directed'to r in and trirted 64'1pin - ides in the vital strea.n. The ANTI-I mrETIGINEs is reconnn with the Scurvy, King'S Evil, .Scrot,.l Erysipelas or St. Anthony's Fire, Gout, K. en Lues Venerea, Yaws, and' any •Disyirier strudel Perspiration, or Impurity of. Dr. So LOMCM having bgen long in .pos-sess: fur the certain anti ettednal cure of those c o . arise.from an iiinpure. and vitiat state t lymph, has observed with the deepest t instances where rtients have pined aw.t ain ence without geceiving the smallest beiient they could procure, he has at length yielded 1 necessities bf fenow-Creatitres; and deterini to theavorld a-Metticitie truly eakulated to'cle. from all foulness, counteract every morbid restoreconstitutions that have been ruined lay use of. ititicury, tee. . The.Nritirlmpeti ; ;ines is by no (deans anew is f(iundeti on a chemical and pliii s f iic i • ba. saktiOn'a the great and learned Di f , i4tillen, who descrilxst.." ImPetigines" in 4,:gyerili Pra&ice of Physic, No.-1.73y „.as " disorders om a depravedhabit, or affeetions' ()film' Innumerable let ters'of recommendation and c , the Clergy, Churchwardens,..and Oven - seers, i of these kingdoms, are in the Pioprietor!s post cularly front , The Rey. J. Atkinson, of CAtirdale. The Rev. Richard Carr, of Itillinge. The Rev. John.Fawl, of Wigan. . The Rev. J. Hague,. of Butterworth. Thelkev. Samuel Setktell, di Pfescot. , Thrs Rev. William..Twyford;_of Didsluury, • The Rev. Philip Kitchen, of,Liverpocl. Th'e Rev, A. Clarke, lklethodist Preacher, • The .Rev. Joseph Taylor,Airetappuil. frh,, , Rev. Thotnas Knowles of.Standisli. The Rev. 'l'homas Lowe, ,of Atjterton, Time Rev. John Relplie, of Oswald Tura ,The. Rev. rtichard - Johnson, ot'Aisgarth. The Rev. John Crewdson, of Hindley. The, Rev. James Fisher, of Scorton, pad: - :the: Rev. 'R. We tall, New Acrington,. The Rey. W. - Pearson, et Bolfern, ere ere ' r The Anti-limetiginesis an alt"4rative. _and blood ; 'its operation is gradual; gentle, and al tihle ; it is the hest substitute ,that has ever for dangerous - mineral Mercury ; in e' wherein it hits hitherto been administered, i auntimulates it to, expel, all noxicy r„iting strength and time to the nerves, 'invigorasing both both and mind. stop Scorbt Eruptions, Dry or Wet Leprosy, the Anti-I -tainfv . 'taints a pre-emineticc: over all other 11 decidedly:adapted for time speedy removal oft!; and will not only clear the skin, but heal a ulcersOf eVer' so long standing. *** In all disorders where_ salivation has rel when:no other remedy could, restore the unha that health he unfortunately lost ;. the Anti- 1 been f.raad the great.and only restorer of heal 'PhisqVledicine having been constantly used in with invariable success, it is therefore ()festal stood the _test of halt a century, and only to Di. Solomon and family. The Anti-ImpOiginesii inc osett_iti. plaind a number of surprising - cures ant tientittatel by respedability, price ros. teat: each tagt,le - .--Tl is s.tvoilin each tamely bottle at joss whielt guinea bottles. - 'l'o be had at the Do6lor'SliouSe,,;SCilomon' pool t of j: Matthews, No.lB, Strand, and -Bow Church-yard, London; at the Wholes; No. Royal Exchange-court, Dublin ; ILunhlrgh ; R, Bach, Pearl-street, New-Yoe . Vender, of Patent NedicineS in trie United .whom'. may b had,: the Abstergent Lotior . Eruptions coarseness or: redness on the. fa, _Cordial iildm , of Gilead, for NervOus Consu. taxed habits ; and a New Edition of Soloist , Health. • • s . . • _ x