The Sun. — London, England, 1804-06-30 00:00:00

the-thir3 1 . 7. , :rd of i!,est.. a2,l4*faurth is a. hon.f a tc.tor in the neendants were tnktng the . : ! ir.usemeot of ccOrSing In o ; ;Vilei Park, the property Of which is vr;ted itr the 'Pus_ t tees of the Child family. Hudson, tL - e keeper, going to Obitruti them in this argreisian 'on the manor, was attaCkeA first on horsdhtek, ard aferwards on foot, by , Mr. ThouviS Rogers; who struggling with Hudson, sei'Led the . cudgel with • which the latter was protrided, broke' it uPon his head, and gave him a dangerous wound.. Messrs. GI IntS - and CARP. produced three wit nec,es, who proved the case.- Mr. ERsKTNE was proceeding to aldreSs the Court, on behalf of -the -IYefendanss i . when: he was' 'interrupted by Mr. GI r who; said , that the only ; objett the Trustees had in view, in bringing this: attion, was to prevent the violatio'n of those rights which were cormitted to their protetlion. If, therefore, the Counsel employed on the other side should be inw-utied 'Ray, that the privileges of the manor would in future he respelled by the De_ fendants, he, Mr. G'lßiis, wctild -not require that the affair should proceed to a verdiEt. Lord ELLENBOROUGH.—" The matter must go to the Jury, but it will be in the option of the Per_ ions concerned in the prosecution, to bring the De fendants up for judgment, if thcy 'Should "befound guilty. No part of the evidence whatever applies to Mr. Morley." . . WITH IRELAND. - • , I, which the vartati 4 on_trugat utscovered_by calcu. h there no document in the I're'astity: ivhich slims the variation of exchange at all times, as to its receipts and payments--, ? -There is Of every da3t..; . a : liook is kept, in which the hilts deliyered areindf. vidually entered, together i ,with tie rate of exchange ..of the day ; and in addition, Messrs. Pager and Co. receive advice, from the Secretari, of t tlie Trea— sury, of the rate of - exchange of , each days drawing. , Mr. GARttow,,,.who was Cnun.4l for this . Wen. &AC, reprol?Ated the conduit nf Hudson, who at the time the irdifirnent was found, • had sworn to the person .of Mr. Morley and he made his 'witness walk rntind the Court, to skew the Jury lie could mu identify' the person of his client, -wlio, at the time to winch this charge referred, was a(tuallk in the, C , ach with three Ot-nifettien who were resent to give -tesiita' , ny.—Verdia Guilty, ex ceptirg the Dtf,:ndaflt,MattheW Morlc‘i EXTRACT ?Rom MINUTES 'OF EVIDHNCE rakeit lief - tiro the Committee appointed to inqu'ire,into ,the State of I reland, aS to its Circidating - Paper ; 11S Spotietind Citrrent Coin; antithe Ekeliange bettieen that part of the . • United Kingdom anal Great Britain The Right lion. )OHN FOSTER; in the Chiiir. (Comiaued from our Pai er of Yerterday-.) JAMES CROFTON, Foci. CHIEF CLERK or THE IRISH 7itEASURY—C9NTINIIED. Was there not an order of the Treasury, that no -person shOUld receive two drafts of zoo6l. or soot.' each, in the 'same day, if there were other applicants wailing .?—Yes. Did you ever know that, order evaded by persons getting dthers to apply. in, their own nacres, after they had received a draft themselves'—L have heard, and do believe, that it has in many instances been evaded. Have you heard that :the drafts so• given by the. Treasury, have been sold by the persons : receiving them, or retailed in small parts at ,a profit have heard of Tteasory Drafts being sold on, the exchange at a higher rate ; I believe those instances. have indeed been very few; and I have been in formed, that many eenp'e, beingdealers in exchange,' take bilis for the purpose of transmitting them to London as a fund upon which occasionally to draw.- The Lords of'the Treasury gave it to be under_ stood, that if a bill of theirs was sold on the public exchange; the persons-so selling , should be deprived of any tuture 6rportutiity of the like •kind, as a bill would nut in-future be given trathem, and therefore such few as have been disposed,,of in that way; have been done in so secret a manner that I never could discover the names of the parties, though I have heard tie report. - • Do' you mean that' the drafts now given are only for the exa& sum of pool. each, neither _more nor, less ?—No; pool. the lowest,, and not any decided limit as to the highest ; the Treasury, .since, the time c.7mmenced of. granting drafts for pool. and upw au l s , being under the necessity of taking all the money offered. When they were in 'the pradice of drawingin sums of toool. neither more nor less, how were per sons accommodated who wanted drafts over or under that .sum presume from Bankers or other dealers in, exchange. .1 - low do you prevent two or three persons from getting in one bill for each, the whole amount of the sum to be drawn, since there is now 'no limitaa tion of amount to the drafts ?—Applicati6n has not been made for a draft ,to anyecOnaiderable antounr, not I .believe more than p or 6odol. in one draft ; if a plication were made for a'sum,tending to take the necessary powers, out of the bands 9f the Lords of the Treasury, I presume they would refuse it. Has the change of ,drawing from three - days to twenty-one days sight, had any effed on the rate of exchange ?-a-Not as to the drafts of the Lords of the treasury. Do you. mean to state, that 'no boOk has been kept at the Treasury,. for the . purtiose of entering the applications for drafts, in order to ascertain the pri ority ?—I do nst. Has any such book been kept ?—I have before stated that there has. . By that bOok, do you mean a book to enter the applications in each day, prior to any 'dialt . S being given; or only to enter the applications that could not be satit.fied on that day ? = W,herievei-the Trea sury drew, but for a particular turn, the names were entered previous to any Bills being drawn e wh i ete there was no limit as to the sum, the names were not entered, it being only for the purpose of giving priority where all could not.be served ; this book was kept by the partieular desire of the prsent ' Chancellor of the - Exchequer, for the pUrposeof put ting ii out 6f the power of any prison to say that partiality was shewn ; his Jiredions even went to the extent of putting down the natneecil'every per son 'applying, whether the sum was limited or not, and so far as has been praelitable, those diredions • have been complied with ; but the 'press at times, where the slim has been unlimited, has been so great, as to render it impossible, Consistent with the other business, to make thcese entries. When you mentioned, in your former evidence, the press of _people being so great, fifty people in ' the "room at 'a time, was that presaJor the purpoie of getting their names entered, or getting their drafts ?—For the pitrpose of 'first applying f o r t i le bills, and afterwards 'COMing for them. - • Were the persons who, in your former evidence, you have stated to Come foremost out of the crowd, a's they Could get up,''entered in the book as they came up ?'—No, .where the crowd 'was great it was • impossible, each came , witch a slip -in his hand, as : moral. British, B." or any names; those 'were taken to the amount designed to be given, and such only as could not be supplied, were e-nter : ed in the book, at times when there were such nu. therous applications. • - 'ls .there not a document relating tb this cubjra, known at Dublin by the name of the " Weekly • AbstraCl ?"—No. Is there not a weekly abstraft of receipts and pay ments -kept at the Treasury of Ireland ?—There Are the contents of that abstract made public, or ,deemed a secret document ?—They are- not made public, being only an official document: Are they open ; to irspediorcon demand ?—Not Open to the demands of any• individual but those concerned in the office., Does any ,thing inure appear in that abstrad than the gross amount of receipts and payments ?—Yes, one side of the abstract contains the balanee'it the end of'the former Week; the receipts into the Ex chequer in the course of ,the week, distinguished under its respedive heads, the total of which forms the charge against the Teller of the Exchequer,; the opposite side contains the-issues of the week, dis tinguished also under its respeCtive _beads, together avith a balance, forming the total of the oivisitc side. Does it not contain the variation of exchange, as applied to the sums mentioned ?—No, it has con tained the - sum drawn , in the course. of the pieced .ing week, and the profit or loss by exchange, from DUBLIN, juNE 15 TI;1 Cottnnission of Oyer and Terminer was opened on S.lturd,y I . ast at the Sesions . -linuse, Greetl.stree;, Lefr.re the 'Right Hon; the LORD MAYOR, and tie 1-16 n. Judges DALY and JoI4N ECONT:. ' . ' Mr. Bi”HE moved the Court on behalf of imtEs TAribr, ',sow confined in the gaol of Mainham. The trtid'ney of this application, was for the purpo'se of bringing' thir Gentleman to a speedy trial, Mr. litr7HE . stated, that •his Client - had for a length of labouied under peCuliar hardships; that many opportunities have 'elapsed without his being . brought' to tried, which he ear nestly sought .for ; that his Clint, in the early part of hisscOnfincment in that prison, had' experinced much :rigour ; that rigour had ; however, relaxed, bur was now resorted to again—and he prayed that their Lordships. would accede to the Petition of his Client, which he then held in his hand: The Court observed, that they doubted whether they could interfere, z.s by locking into the Calendar of the,County Gaol, they found that Mi. TANDY I , l'n &Mini( (Cd to. that -- prison traer'a Warrant from the Chief Secretary of State, charged with treasonable praaices ; anti if upon investigation such committal should appear to be under a particu lar Aft of Parliament, such Act 'superseded their authority. Mr. BUtTIE acquiesced in this, but inggested the mode, and undertook to serve a Notice upon His Majekry's Attorney General and the Crown Solici tor, and prayed that themean time the Petition of his Client, might •be filed, to which tile Court assented—at the : same time . observing, that with respell to the complaints of the internal part, of the regulations of the Prison, touching any rigour com plained of by Mr. TANDY', as being resorted to in the latter part of his imprisonment, they doubted whether wing under the present Co mmission they pOssessed a coot routing power,. but. that they make such observations as they trusted would he_ attended to. Mr. BustiE observed, that he was authorized to offer - the most respe!e.lahle bailfor Mr. TANDY, to any amount.' Experimerts are making in GezEr.ar,y of inocu. axing sheep with the in - Lill-pox. The thitoder storm on Sunday evening :seems, to' have been much mere violent in several 'p'arts of die Country thanit was in the 'Metropolis.. At Wool wich it produeed very serious alarms ; the claps of thunder are represented to have been terribly loud, sinti the lightning was sor t fierce. as to fire the rig ging of the Pr . e.o.co lying abreast of Duck-yard bat from 'the ..ready 'and powerful asSistariee" which was at hand, the flames were - soon extingoished. The account from Brighton is still more alarming. The storm began there about ' eight o'clock, and continued increasing' till near eleven, when the rain descended in torrents ; the thunder Shook every house 'in the place, and the Heavers ',seemed to he involved in one incessant blaze. A ball of fire from the S.E; descended the chimney of an house in the Crescent, struck down a servant, and, passing,through the windows, ex ploded with a noisome sulphurenns 'stench. Two strong walls, 14 inches thick, were perforited by the lightning, and stones antrniertar scattered to the distance LI 20 feet, and an aperitite Made through which an horse might pass. -Parts of a field of po. t atoerwere laid completely bare, and several per. sons were struck to the earth between Brighton and Lewes, ,though viitliont any material injury. On .N.lond.!y se'nnight, Mr, Bedford,' 'l3utler to Sir George Armytage, on his return from 'Buxton (where he had been for the benefit of his licalthf, accompanied' by his wife, a young child, and a coachman u in a gig, had the misfortune to be overturned near Glass-bill, flail, in the neigh bourhOod of Kirkheaton„Yorkshire, from the horse taking fright at some slopes on the road side; the'clreadttti Consequences of which were the instant death of Mrs. Bedford, whose brains were dashed .out ; Mr. Bedford had- both his arms fradered, and his hip di , docated ; the coachman also tv;:s very Li - loch bruised, but the child eseapcd whhout any serious injury. (To be cohthlue,L) i Their Graces the Dutchess of-Rtittand'aha LceciS,' the Right Hon. t! le Counteise's of Motrnt-Norti, Darnley, Shaftesbury, Cork, and Derby, the Right Hon. Ladies 'Spencer, -SherbOrne,'..Capti, 'Boston, Say and Sele, the Right Hon.. the ',cad 'Bi'shop of Carlisle; the Loid Chief Baron, and . several other' Noblemen Noblemen and' Physicians, having 'WitnesSed many 'extraordinary 'cures Performed by Ching's - Patent Worm Lozenge's, have confirmed Their ar,3rohation• Ofthe Medicine b their hononrable testimony to its peculiar efficacy in removing Worms, CoilvulSion . Fits, Pains 'of the Head, Side,' and Stotmtch, and. :other consuMptiVe' corriplaints, ObsirdEtions in the Liver, &c. As oneningPhysie, on all . occasions, Ching's Pafent Worm Lozenges are Superior for every other 'Medicine. Sold, whdlesale and retail, at Ching and Butle"r's, No.:}, Cheapside, and retail _ by ,most Books'ellers and Medicine Venders, in' boxes, at .. 6s. Ed. and 25. 93. each.- SHIP ,VEWS. GRAVESEND, JUNE IL Passed by—the. Hawke, 14ncbon, and the Christiana Anna,. Irani orWay ; lodge —lro'm Catwyeic ; Union, Parker,,William and john, Elder, and Rodney, Bowes, from Memel • jonge I from .Embden. `Sailed—the Isabella, and Ann,'Allatid, for Gibraltar and ,Malta. , ,BIRTH. .. On Monday, : at ,his house , ortnn Lodge, Epsom, the Lady of tharies Browning, Esq. High Bailitfof Westmin ster, of a'daughter. • :On 'riiiirsttly List, Mrs. Ilughs, of Harley-street, of a daughter... _ No. 92, PALL-Mall. `. ELEGANT UPHOLSTERY and CABINET-MAK ER's STOCK of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, loolißUS.. SELS,‘VILTON, TURKEY.CA,RPETS, &c. TO I3E SOLD'IIY AUCTION, By Mr. 'BALL, 'At N 0.498, Pall-Mall, - on Monchly Euly 2,*d,nd two follow . ing Days, at Twelve ALL the Neat and Genuine 1 - 101iSEH0LD FURNITURE and Effie - a§of , ah UPHOLSTERER, retiriftKinto,tlie 'Country :comptizing lOfty .Four- post •and Pent 13edsteacls, with rich Chintz,. Cotton; and other Hang ings, acid :11rtisSels and oilier Car pets, • capital . iirge.a*r:and other i\lirrors and Girandoles, brilliant Cut_ lass Lustrcs,,,MAhoWhY Chest of Drawers, Wardrdbes, 'Secretaries and 'Bookcases, boards with Cellatetsi Sets 'er Dining,' card, anti Pembroke Tables, ChairSin , Satinllotstifieir,ao Red Leather, Ivan ned Drawing-room Chairs, and Other tle!.os, too numerous to 'mention. The above . aftbrds a most'_adva - ntageoits oppor ttmify to private Families, as the whole will he sold without reserve. May be viewed,' and CatalOgues . Ind at Plate of Sale, and, at. Garraway's. , NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY, AN!) AMICA BLE ASSURANCE POLICIES.--MONTHLY SALE. By Mr. SCOT.T, On Friday the 6th of July, at Twelve o'Clock, at G arra way's 'Chow -Alley, Coniliill, E OXFORD NAVIGATION, • Three 'Shares of 1001. teatii, and [B6l. Stock in this very 'im proving Concern,. the prOfits have steadily advanced to 131. per Share per Annum, and expected to increase. The GRAND !UNCTION, SHARES and Half Shares,' also in the WILTS 'and' BE RKS, WARWICK.and NAPTON, and the,UNION CANALS. The SONIE . RSETSHIRE COAL CANAL, Three Sliai - es of 1501: each. ' The Amicable Society, Serjeant's'lnn; TWo:Policies on a Life inthe.66th year. 'Flit Dividends by Law cannot be less than 1301, and have exceeded zo - 01.'per share. 'Particulars at the 1-len and Chickens, 'Birmingham ; 'at -Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Lloyds, an at Garraway's• Coffee-houses; and of Mr. Scott, New . Bridge-street, Lou-. don.. . BEAUTIFUL PART oficENT;. NIKE MILES frorn . LONDON. VILLA, and upwards a;x39.ACRES of . . • • 'LAND. • - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr.- ROBINS, At Garraway,s Coffee-hbuse„ 'Change-alley, Cornhill; on - -Monday,,. ntie.i6th July, at Tw - 41ve p',Clock,. in Five Lois, unless an accptable Offer is InadObY:Private , • Lot. I.' .TRULY •ELIG-{ BLE. 'FREEHOLD' j ESTATE, situate One -mile front Eitharn, on the Road to Bexley,, comprizing a substantial 1 7 AM I.LY-IIOUSE,. with Office% of every description, Coach-houses and Stabling, delignttully ,sitio.re at ail agee able:distance front :the Road, ati,cl.cortgnandinr, rich 'and ox; tensive Prospels over the Country, complete Farm -yard and Biiildings Garden ' part walled, Lawfis, I'Veiisure-GrOLlil, - and Meadow Land, cOlitaining'totethe'r atabut -A7 Acres. The Land Tax redeemed. Also 20 A-crcs C rown Lans.f. . Lot 2. Is a FREEHOLD EST A T adjoining,. contain,: ing q Acres of Meadow and A'rable Land, with _a" COtta 4 ge; Barn, •and Out-buildings. Lot. 3. A FREEHOLD 'ESTNTE adjoining, containing . upwards of 36 Acres of Meadow Land, and.. Arable Lapil, with a Barn. Lot 4. A= FREEHOLD Brick DWELLING-HOUSE, situate by the Road-side, and near the above. Lois, Gar den, Orchard, and Out-buildings, and a Leasehoid..%,ladow of five Acres opposite.. - Lot S. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, containing np.N;ards of 46 Acre:, of Meadow, Arabic, and Wood Land, situate by the Road-side, opposite Lot 1. May be viewed. Particulars on the Premises, at t:re Bell, Bromley ; . Tyger's Head ind Seven Stars, at Tootscray; George, Dartford ; Arms, CroyciOn ; and of Mr. • Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. • • yALUABLE LANDED PROPERTY, MANORS, &T. YORKSHIRE, NORTH RIDING. TO BE SOLD B' PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr.. ROBINS, ADESIRABLE and COMPACT FRFEIIOLD ESTATE, with the extensi-e• Manor, Court Leet4 and Covrt- Baron, T Y 2141 E- 14 LE an(Ll. •D-TA X RE • DEEMED. The Ustate,compris , L.s a . gcod Family Mansion, situate to command 'cxtersive• views of flie C.olnt 6 , , • Ai,cl upwards of 684 Acres nt Meadow and: A r:thle Land, divided• in Earths, and lett to ri:slnctaph: reit4nts At It'i tl.-- Cite rwt Rental upwards of per atm.7 . Furthtit Partieul as street, be had of Mr. Robins. Warwick- SqUatjoyhere a Plan of the Estate -may 1).-, seen.. • • - • LONDON.: .I.frinted by PUCHANAN MiMILLAN, (of )3ow.Street t Covertz.t.;;:r.rii); ind PuhUslialbY A. Rif AR M / C,ZR SCR ;PPP, 'of South At the Sux,Cir lc tt s, Strand ; where ridwrrtriert.teray, ()niers Ivy the Paitri Lettcri W l ' the 'Editor ; - 6;c, itott4a-1,), rntt:t be THE CRE,skTE:iT c." -• 111 E, 1•/',..CE. OLONION'A P. , BS TERGENT,LOTIoN is ac. etreau.d C4re ibt.Ertit:tious on tire :itce*ina S ki " 13tute!ws, Tettel - -:, iognicirms.: 'Va: Yreakles, Shingles; Pr-lel:It). tiro, iteatiess c h the Nose, Nett.; Atlnsi tze. Stutbutio and 'Cutaneous , . By the simple application of this fluid nighty E 111'06(311S of ever' dt.s6iption. or occasionally thr►ce a-day, It will remove the most rJaco • rous and Jaruni►} Savvy in the Face. It ,gerfecflysae, yet p?‘Verrui, Mid . `pdssesses sti the good gunlities 01 l the nthst•teleVraled Ciastn'etics, Without ar► of, their • doubtful and som9tiinc's dangerous efle6ts It is an almost indispen , sable apptr►dage to the toilet. A rough and u►►even sltin, : thinirrpptrarante, and yeiloW and sickly paletiss, are bY, ndanoling, tli . is,l,-otiopspe6luakly. removed. It has ben administered to nianythonsands without even a single complaint 6f its . i►ieflicacy.' . A srhall brittle will be sufficient to prove its . 0.- ' 19e. Pricc„,half pints, zs. gal. Pints 45. f)d., with ID:ire,c- tions. Each gien'uine bOttle has the words " Sam. So:o -. rion, L'iVertiool,n engraved on the stamp. • .. N. B. The Postage of all Letters to the Doacir must be paid,. and tos. 6d. as a Fee,, enclosed far Ac4ce. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Atiti-Impetigines , and Ab •. stergent Lotions, mid ". G bide to Health.," are Sold b Remnant, 1-larntirgh R. Bach, _ Pearl-street.. New-Yu c k ; ,Mathews, 11/).. - 18., Strand, London ; Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Rui . n • Brigham, (;•e•‘)ry • 1) " - minghain,•Knott and Lloyd.; edlonl, 'Smith ; Bia , -"J"" ,Siturnonsi Bury -St. Edmund's, Dingle; Clieltenharp , don; Canibridge,Th)dissOn ;.• COventrv, Coie hs ter ; 'keyiner .Catitethur; *Sirtitninis ; Carlisle, 1 ( 'I lic ," . 'Chatham, I,:th ' etitgoin-; chelmsterd, Clachar'; Pool and Son ; Chichester, Phillipson ; Cirrncester, S:,Vt",l • Chippenliain, ; Dtiblin, Keene, No. •6, L:',)l°,,g,Lr gieen ; Derby, 13re wry ; Pennington ; 1) :„.„," - ; Neale ; evizesDorchester, Virtue. I .. ) °•`" Dartmouth Jackson ; Edinbu:•,;h, North Pri4c.; xeter, T anti Son ; ; I `, N T:,__ ter; •Pitt, Walker ; - Glasgow, IC•P Drury ; 'Lynn Headley.; - Lciceiter, catitile Gazette flice ; Leeds, if,}lll.cs ; G regOrY , 'Lewes, Pitt ; Thonipi-;.)ri ; rO te ,,' ; Marlb,rough,• Atlee ; Newcastle, W,alker t li(sigson ; Not th “ 11)- ,i7d Dicey . ; Nottinghatfi, Buibage; Norwieh, - Stevenso n , u + Oxford, Jones ; Plytn•outh 1/ock, — Hox land ; `mouth, lielatn; Reading, ,Smart and -C0..; Roctie.ster, /I_, •ington ; Prestv, Sergent ; Shrewsbury, Vddowes - ;;..S . '"Y ; aMpton, Baker ; StatE'rd, Morgan ; Stamford, Newc o:l) 2„,„ Sunderland, .BraY . ; Salisbury, •Collins ; Scarborough , ley ; ,Taunton, l'ooJe ; "l' unbridge Wells, S range ; . e Evill ; Weymouth, WOG(' ; Windsor, Blakeney ;,, \*' ' iWolstenholme; and by all Venders of Genui Mne edn...ines 111 • the Kingdom. • . -- . . . No. i 9, -Arundel-street, Maren I, kri•33- II ANT ING dedicated myself • to .. :illt - s - lid y , ;o' l lib ‘ e v e l li ii stensive field of the Profession, branch it .proper to those mita, in toe e not more rtilemPloyed• my time ?Ilan s ... ,uncertainty,, and ca-loot always ! i r l at i ile ho .d• u b n y i the most' c.oistesiictetra, titctlsnr:ll-4.;zl,loitailyeat acquired by concentrating the inteiledual povver t oftiSorclers -- .t i or he Diseasesof Debility ate peculiarly distressing t ti)t ... ,-_. bring with.thern. a train of concomitant -Symptoms., aud, OI:: a a r t e t . a o i c il t: a t s h i a d t n: u l I c y . c -. e i ritn o ir et s ic ! it : si n : ~._. depreision of all vital encegy,•cicistence itself beCoilicsend oit •tertid'. Whetheithey• aris,• - froiti the prqtalnce °L.:O' e" ample, the destructive Inibks of . schoolboys, oitti./ l'ess e'•*" cuseabie indulg . crices..of maturity, racy requ i re the_otot ,I• 5; 'ildlitlus profeSsional skill ; • itnti'vvell'lnay it be (Alserveil, tl' a - by the ignorance of itheduted men, the symptoins are ?go vated, and the constitution is destroyed. ~„, As a Member of the Royal Col le , e 'of SureeOns, ;mu '-'- h , r e.. • incrly Surgeon in the Artny, I •gi . ouild my pretensions 01 , --- gularity of education, •antf possessing every privilege. to rae . , • ,rice; I feel iityseif entitled to,that confidence. wit h Whirll .' have hithirto been so liberalfv.hUtiourctl. • s- 1 0 3 In tite fist sensations of , local...Wdaness, early airpoc'i,,,,,, Will prevent the calamity of a Debilitated Fraine ; b? t • vv : .- t he the sufferer, from a cohscicnisness of the unmanliness 0,t,i.4 vice Which i.iatiSed his mi")f(irtruhe, is fearful of :lie e00t',: 4 !,.. or censure Of his Family Physician, and 'brObds •0 V 4 ' 11 . ' :, ibr • • ..fitinity With "carelbl concealment,..ir Must be satistacf' , but him,to be assured, not only - ,at, capability o f t reatinea r ' al*Sts'of the Most itiviolable secrecy. ' ' tin= of • • : zdly, The Veneriial7l4igeasc'oontanlitiates the SP' '.'" - 1 ; r ity . lite, the..'seeds of existence are poisoned by its an „ cl „ l°b. • is injured by *indiscretion of an hnguarded in ( l,.;„ -- ent pai l :: In recent v'enerM complaints it-is possible t"P, I " c ases danger, or distress ;•4,trul in the Most -COihi)liCat'-'7 • ' to e ii . cci theacquircinelit of exclusive experience in this tii l a safe, Certain, and Speedy . I - C-estabrisliment - „,. ~ o f eithe% / olti:I. the advantage of 'this expt!rience to f" ° 7.,.,, - MP", sex who are aftlieied with any kind of debility, or '''''• " i s 0 1 'tams of Veiiereai•lftrettioh,' and in itil 'cases the tern 'remuneration are'stated on the first in terview • a,tients in thz Country are exi•eciid to in ,lose anl/4erPic o P t Note, aid ar e requested to speeiily their age 'an d ' 1131 t.. ! . tiling; as' well.as the existing symptouts•o'f the con l P' .- , .... MA IZ 'l' 1 N . B I•c-E E, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Lot-436n.b.ere No. 29, Strand, Arundel-street, n e z r Ternple.hair , is an additional entrance in Mater:•street adjoining- excruciatmoc,get:a'rP;:a. oi4tiaihliteallet...t,e,:::;lLinelioddSoniEieoilAtscL:oKswlture!iejasatrtratb;eoittlde x o sca n et:ii es niaccte ioofriy ::::ca:iitb, !; g S e p ro ri u n:o s f yir.i th l i ) s to y i e n a s r ; I had the misfortune to cont r • a ` . ; ' ,; I a:n ; r t vl e o a a l n T l iai : D. C d : bdE o ii r r ll eSMe : R o p Wrl l . l . i l i s a YieVt i :° : l n hiß. : Ei t :: r c' : ° '31:14' iE' AT it: Y "IL 1"1 r 4" I) Surgeon,N ES S N 6.7:: ' 9 ' Neat' insomuch, , rn , e n z e k h , t t o Pi _t g l' h e : a t T i t t ' : E.° l r t. l:l l a a' l , , l t i l e : firioi:nei:m-. -; . : -c; : - ;,,; :e : 1: s7t s i t i out of it ';.• Iliadno rest night foram' day, ;ndisuffered ile,,,:rs, ui i re t 1 0 : 1 1 : k sr i a :a l : r if f 1 1 : ia ld r y i 1 , 1 1 i n s : i i b so t. t- : _t iti l .. i e A F: t . - ar li v : l nl e:p e t r ea :I: s l a b : s o : LI - a : ro t r: i 4 1 :::: 1 ; ; ; : d i ' e e li r i l ca s i any obj et b- if ever so close to me, and expeeted notliinzi,.:,y, 1 a n than ne : ) a t . t c h h s e e g r t r °c4rC,tagnftiriiihtoylAcionn;preacsosvioenn., iNyhlypofsrsieiglies. Itaidiiatbllisg',,..ny;iiii State, and •elCpeeting -every minute Si' be my' itist : 01 ` i. ';" t o • world, I was-fortunately rezomatended. by. a uoig'i l w l '" 00 t s.tp ; u y cr:.,,. sir y )i.ii - 0 0 . xbs !. letve r , ' , ab M ; ll h ic ;t i ii ; i e gib ; e, :l t : o l. ap t } : lae . c l i iso l,: ilr, i ..3n i;;:: i.ottiu,a t lic r l i jec e r d xyptd a e : ell .I :cci fle i le l: aa e isl d t ; :ai c v: : : :gi sou i tr ,' i 1 ~ liki :: : ,: l : i_.i.. • •betore'l could be preyailedor, to- take ;them • stglit fcrey , f better, and, to rhea rent surprize, and a5t0‘...,,,y a 4W nd ri t t iel f rt .al y l a ' s m e Y ve l ;:v i a s s ( l a n ft ni el y : " t :i ' . l :e i . 'lg . .hcia4li and strength was )erfe,"ll restored. and 1 .,:1' 5 . • wca. CI t tanks to 'my God and your l •py'dYtiablo M`'dici"3l in any rhar!!!- , You a , .e. at full -liberty to p ublish this . large, ~.1 . s -tv :d , i.i , you, think-. p r rover, for the, beticrit °I. -°c- • ° "" "'.. 5 bur was fearful. ' which I shouio have sent y•Ou'ooll er t relapse. I rein,4ll, with the utmost giStitti il l - 1-1.. 'Dear Sir, yoUr °bilged bumble Servant, ; R. L. LL It , ligh-sti,::, - ;;, PArntlr.,glunn, Nov. r,• 1 7?9", ' „,„.L.„,i• Ali tltree boxes inorrre.o,o, iti,Dl, - a ' riledipine, • 'is '• earnestly , rec°llll.ll'-(-“-- t° r , , Per Sons that are inn-any doubt ,of their being entirely• t . j 1,.., : -. • every Venereal t :r.l-‘ , Atfetaion, partigularly to those abo ut t' c it.; • in;; their' condition in ' life, ~,ai• it will certainly every. • taint of_thia. liature, of however long standlin?, 10, however - disguised under the ap,),:io•dlitze d`f .other disoo' ~ 'may he ,•,- filr Searbtitie Glan:to;ar,, an Cutaiieorts L0'.1.',,,,, -plailitt , .., it is also recoirtrivaglett to be t4.e.ii-, especiall"; , •the Spring, Stuninr, and Fall: , • • ' T . s l''''' Prepared .and sold by the sole'`Vroprie,or, 14 ol , i A .t E • Loft, Member 0 1 the col-poi-anon of SAirgeons,..i...s olo)l .:„: „, -his 1101.1U4 , NO. ,9, New Bridge-street ; where..lte Advice, with Out a lee, to persons L',sing these Pills, _,),.., will answer Patents' Letters; ' if post-paid, on the -s•'''..,,. terms, observing it, all cs.ses the niost inyiolable'secrecY, ~;i'r Patient's name or case ha-:ing.been mentionen,..but -.at . i ' %., ciwn'pa"rticular request, by the Propretr, during of mute than 35 Y , ..ats, that - he has had , the coutin zti j it to ) ; an cY:tensive sale. of tit* above iVledicine; and Illtf V-r - the L , 'r:', arising therefrom. • ii , 1-...:r , .They are also sold by his appointment, 'at t' Tn. , furner's, •No.-35, ,Sr. Aiitall'S-6 il4`' Vail- i1,1;:1 1 ' 1 : 11. .;„: , ;, beFtSoll's Ti.y-shop, Ni. ta3„ Oxford -street i\lr• ~,.. ' ), r.. NO. I, ViliOn-lOW; Littk! Tcr."(7l.-1111,1; and . t'",,,,, : ,e, son in every eonsiiLl'able Tawit .iti Eileland, ~...,,,:• 1 ; 1 7 ! 12 ,.. Oioniy 2, 91. ;.......;,, seal, k 1 a, , , \vita full :Aid ri'"..'0;;;:,,i,., rection...;, v.'..er':.by Perwis oi either Sc.. itruy Luc , : ' Selves with e.tse . and secrecy. a N s t . ani i3 . 1, ,-1.1(;)-ircin‘,,i,Ait.,/,(ch5:)itc,l, i :. , 1 ,, ; f',;:ltotl.ll:titt:icill(:":ll:.!,',,Plic:l:.,.eirt:::. ~ /rillteil'at• the ,SLunip-Oiin.e --•' T. 'fa; ior, .- o 9 , ', o ,e: L.ld):,e-SLrqet,-- to imitate. wn , O is, I.::.,), 3 " t t 4 ‘, , a.." '. —...................,..., ~............. MARRIED. At St. Mary-lc-bope Chtitch, Sam. N facmgrris, Esq. of the Honourable Comp4iy's Madras Establiihitent, to Miss Vln. elder, eldest dafighter P:' M Vangeider; Esq: of Uoer. N or ton-st rect. DIED. On Sunday last, in the 64th year of her age, 111r5... Hall; of Charlotte -street, Bedford-square, relict of Richard Hall, 'Esq. many years a Diredor of .the Honourable East India Company, On Monday last, at Bungay,' in S'uffolk."in . thp 13d year of his age; ;Mr. Thomas Miller, formerly a Alookseller in that . town.