The Sun. — London, England, 1801-02-11 00:00:00

From the LONDON'G' lE+TE, Ed. To. • - Igtr.tyce, Feb; To, tikt. tst Re'giinent •• of • DragoOn Guards, Captain-Lieutenant Plii4 RAI' to be Captain , _ without purchase, vice Irby, promoted to the 13th Light -Dragoons. Lieutenant joint Webster to b.: Ciptaiii-Lieutenant, vice Ray. Lieute.: mutt Adolphus Dalrymple, from the 37th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Webster. 17th R...:giinent of Light • Dragoons, Lieutenant William Charles ferningham, from the 31st Foot, to be I.ieute, nant, vice Ogden, whd exchanges. - • z7th Ditto,•;Lieutenant Thomas Auchmuty, from the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Townsend, who exchanges. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, Masters, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase; vice Deare, promoted. Battalion of the 13t Regiment of Foot, John Hay, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Stewart, promoted. 6th Regiment of 'Foot, Lieutenant Richard Town end, from the 37th Light Dragoons, to, be Lieutenant, vice ~Auchmu ty, -who exchanges. soh Ditto, Robert Smith, ,Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase,, vice Morley, removed to the . Bth Light Dra. goons. - 29th Ditto, .Captain David. Williams, front the i tilt Nest India Regiment, to be Captain, vice lortraud, who ex changes. 3tst Ditto, Lieutenant William 'Ogden, from:the 17th, Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Jerningham, who exchanges, 37th Ditto, Lieutenant Andrew Copland, -from the 'l3th Foot, to be Capyn, by purchase, vice Sir George Ri- Chan - kph, promoted in the 64th Foot. both Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel•.Fitzroy. J. Grartowmac lean, from the Half-pay of the late )2-cl Foot, to be Lieutenant- Colonel, vice Ctinynghaina, who exchanges. Ensign J. Blashtield to be Lientenaitt, by purchase, vice Geils, *mote& AssisraittSurgeon iclui relies to be .ii.trgeon vice . Wright, deceased. Hospital-Mate J. S. taglariteto he As,:istilitt,:titir, , 43)ll, vice Feries. Ditto, Lichtchant John Trotter, from the - 32d Foot, to be Captain, without purchase, „ • 83d Pitta; . 'Lieutenant Lewis Grant, from_ the Scotch Bri— • .gade, tobe Captain, by, pun:, lase, vice White, promoted. ThsigwThbinAsSmith to be -Lieutenant, vice Gibson, decease a: . _ . 87th I)itto, Thomas Noel fiairis, Gent: to be Enbip, vice Munro, deceaed. itth Weil India RtTinieilt, Captai.i William S. Bertrand, from the 29th Fiaot, to be Captain, vice Williams, who _ . exeltanties. MIEVET. Colonel John :Manners. Kerr, of the-,.62d Foot, to be Bri •gadier:Ge:ieral.to the FOrces in the West Indies only. ado, r 4ftty's R.: 4 ;:nent of learcible.l4anlty, Ertsirt SanincA F..ennetly . , from the fate Limerick 'Fen oinks, to n:Ensign, vice Lawrie, wlto resigns. Colonel :11‘1ibnald'i Regiment of Fenei!de kfantyy. William Lowther Church, Cent. to be F.iisign, vice Do— nald Macdonald, who is superseded, bcik :ituent with_ ,out leave. John Munturchy, Cilia. to 1:4:, Ensign, vice • .• wao iesignt. ' 2d 81ii411.2n 4'ibe Dundee Volunteo- Infiortg. ißobert Cent. to .be Second Licuteilant, vice Wemyss, who re.kns. • • . • ; - Gl.zuturgan Rangers. , ,Lieutenant , eicorge.Marris to bel.:aptain of a Company, vice Alorris, promoted. Strathspey' Aosta/ion of Volunteers; Lieutenpnt-Co4)riel Louis pr.lnktp .captablpf :I•Com patty. ' Itonalti Macgregor, 'Gent. to t?c LiCutebant. . 49.1exuncter Cumming, Gent, to be Ensign; IVlrevick Volun:cer hijantry. Captain Williantjanles to be Major r Cormitandant, vice WAl;ii. WHO rtlaq;l). . .. , . . , In , eonnnitlion 144 Tenth (or Edinburgh) Regiment of North .13iitish Miliiia, 4igned 0 ' the Lord Liexcnant. Dated • y..". 2 5 , aol. • - Lieutenant John Douglas to be Captain, vice Weather. -. stone, resigned. . . . . • R4N,KAUPTS. Mathass Peairce, of Blackman-street, Southwark, cheese monger, to SUM!Ade( February 14, ar,'and March 24, at tett, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bousfield, 13ouverie.. street,, Fleet-street. • John Rooerts, of Pontefrael, Yorkshire, druggist, February 23; at S1)1, February 24, and March 14, at ten, at use New EL pliant and Castle, Pontefract. Attornics, Mr. 'l'. Bell, Pontefraet ; or Mr. E. Sykes, New-Inn, London. Benjamin Flesher, of Liverpool, druggist, March 9, to, and 24, at eleven, at the Glohoativern, Liverpool. At. tornies, Mr. G. Rowe, Harrington-street, Liverpool; 'or Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Sciuthampton-Buildings, London. itiiatxt Morgan, of Plymouth-Dmk, dealer in spirits, 'Match 9, to, and 24, at eleven, :it the Old King's Arms, Plymouth-Dock. Attornies, Mr. St., Aubyn, Ply ' mouth-Dock ; •or Messrs, Sandys and Horton,,erane ' coin, Fleet-stn.-et. William Glover, of Bristol,.'dealcri •reuruary t - 24, and March 24, at eleven, at 'he White Lion Inn, Bristol. .Attornies, Mr. H. Elderion, Bristol ; or Mr. G. Ed- Lincoln's.lun„.Loadon. Samuel Hkte, of Ware, .broker, February 14,-21, and March 34, at ten, at• Guildhall, London., Attorney, Mr. Sman, Villiers -street, Strand. ' Creorge Roas,. 'of Finsbury-square, wine-merchant . , February t7, -- 24, and l‘larcli 24,•at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. oclie, Armonrers and Braziers-Hall, London. B • • John Bateman, of Kingston-upon-Hull, .merchant; Fe bruary 18, 19, and 111,arch 24, at eleven, at the Cross. Keys Inn , Wintefrier-Cate,-upost.Hull. At torney, r. R. Sandwith, Hull, Samuel Sicrison, of Kensington, cheesemonger, February 'l7, 24, and -March 24, at twelve at Guildhall, Anon., Mr: Ireland, Staple-Init. John Baker, how or late of Staines, coach.master, Fe iry 14, 21, 141111 March 24, at eleven, at Guildhall, Mr. Borne, Staines ; or Mr. Rigg, Carey 'or:et, Lincoln's-Ind. John-Hadfield, of Sheffield, grocer, Febrtiary co, 27, and March 24, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. A ttonties, 'Mr, Sheili4d ; or Meisrs. Hare and • Cave Essei-streeti Strand, London. ' • Edward Bate, of Liverpool', merchant, March 12, 73, anti • 24, at 'eleven, at the. Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attor tues, Mr. E. Blackstiai . Liverpool • or Mr. T. Black stock, Fig-trecacourt, 1 temple, I.on'abli. l+fewtoii, of Slioreditch,. painter, February 17, 24, and March 24, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. W bite, P rescritt. street , 'Goodman's- Fields. • • pIPIDENDs. • March 5. John Evans, of Wolverhampton, brush-maker, at eleven, at the •Littleton-Arnis - Inn,' in Penkridge. April 14. Bregrine Bowen i of Bristol, broker, attleven, at the White-Lion Inn, in Broad-street, Bristol. ,March Westerman, of Bermondsey-street, Southwark', plumber, at ten, at Guildhall, 'London. March 3. George Bailey, of Mark.lane, mcalman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. March a. William Burge, of Bath, 'money-scrivener, at ten, at the White-Lion Inn, Bath. March 4. Thonlas Samp4on, of Benningholme-Crange, in Holderness, dealer, .at eleven, at the Tiger Inn, in lk verley.. March S. Thomas Oldham Chiriner,.of Walsall, mercer, at eleven, at the Littleton-Arms, in Penkridge. Feb. 28. BenJarnin LaceY and F.Uabetli Fay, of Fen. church -street, merchan'ts, at one, at Guildhall, Lon ' don. March 7. William Moore, of Richmond, stable-keeper, ttvelve, at G uildhall, 'London. March 2S. Lchbcus Ranson, late of the Cannon Coffee , house, Clutring-Cross, tivifem-kceper, at ten, at Guild hall, London. March 7. John Bunyer, Or St. John's-square, Cla r k e -- well, victualler, at twelve ,- at Guildhall, London. March s. James Jestop, of Wappenhatii, cow,dealer, at elevenoirthe Talbot Inn, In Tdwceiter. •• CERTIFICATE.F. bfarch3, Alexander. Hunt, of Stockport, cottoil-manu ; .1116tirer. Lintott, ofShorcham, woollen.dr4per. harks A.,ltiony Dalpini, tate of ,t. Mortin's-street, int .. vitanist, LONDON : Printed by BUCRANAN M'Ml Ll_ AN, (ol Bow-Street, Covent-Cariir At the St.q.c.Ostics, No. I 12. Strand ; where Ordiri LMV REPORT. COUP.T OF KING's BENCH, Fzs. igctr, rHG KING i'Ve JONATHAN SYMONUS. TH a Defendant, a respelable Merchant at Great Yarmouth, in Norfolk,.had been couvided betbre Samuel Barker, Esq. Mayor of That town, of an offence under a Penal Statute of King GEORGE the First, and in consequence the penalty supposed to be thereby incurred, was by warrant from the Mayor levied by distress and sale of the Defendant's goods.—The Wendant however feel ittg himself aggrieved by these measures, applied for a Writ of Certiorari, 'in order to remove the proceedings upon which " the same were grounded into the Court- of King's Bench ; and this day the same carne on to be argued, when after bear ing Counsel on both sides the Court quashed the Conviction, it appearing on the face of it to be erroneous and irregular, and ordered the Mayor to pay the penalty and costs levied, over to the Defendant. The Court, however, desiring that the business m;ght end here, the Defendant very willingly undertook not to bring an adidn against the Mayor, or any of the parties concerned. Counsel in support of the Convidion, Mr. GAititow_and Mr. —; Attorney, Mr. Jon N WiTsoN, Town Clerk of Great Yarmouth. For quashing it, Mr.. GI nas and Mr. BEST ; Attor ney, Mr. EDMUI9 'PR ESTON, Yarmouth. TUESDAY, FEN. 10. - MR. EasKINE observed, that a few days ago, he moved for leave to file a Criminal Information against THOMAS THogns, Esq. a Magistrate in Glamorgansbire, for withholding, as was im puted to him in the. Affidavit, his Magist' Authority, to quell a very dangerous and al:a-m -ing Riot, of a great number of Miners, in that County, whose objet -was to make the Owners. of. Articles of Provisions to sell them at a stated, price, and to compel them to sign a Paper, pro.' raising to comply with their demand. The Court granted him -the Rule on the condition that the } Magistrate should have had notice that this Mu- • tion would be made, otherwise the Rule was nor to be drawn up.' That Notice bad not been given before this Motion. was made, and, therefore, the Rule had not 'been drawn up; but since that time, the Notice had been given, and, there fore, with the leaved the Court, he would take the Rule now. Mr. BE VAN quoted the . Case of Richard Car penter-Smith, reported in the 7th Term Rep. So, in which it was held, that Motions against Ma gistrates, for any misconduti in their Magisterial Capacity, must not only be made before the end _of the Term after it has happened, but, if that can be 4one, in time to enable such Magistrate to spew Cause against the Rule in the same Term.- 7 -This was A Case which was said to have happened before the last Term, and, therefore, out of time beyond all dispute, for which reason, he trusted, . the Court. would not now grant .the Rule ; since there was no -Apology offered for this long delay. Mr. EitsxixE said he felt no other anxiety on this occasion, than that Magistrates - should be duly impressed with an idea that they arc to do every thing in their power to enforce the law, at the time of peril, to,the ,Public Peace; . _ Lord KENYON Observed that the Case stated by Mr. BgvArr was accurately stated. -A Rule of this sort, or any other of a. criminal nature against a Magistrate, shoUld not, in general, he moved at a time that would be too late to afford him an opportunity of skewing Cause in the same 'Fenn ; this might be' Mated as ti general rule, but not without exception ; for, where the public peace or safety of the Country required it, the Court would not only grant a Rule for a Cathipal :Information on the last da), but on the last hour of it Term, but that was only to be done where the Case necessarily called for it;' but it was not so-here, for if this Gentleman had wilfully n%leeted his duty, the remedy by Indiament ivas open ; the Case did not, under all its circumstances, call it:of. the extraordinary interposition of the Court.—Rule refused. GARROW moved for a Rule to shew Cause " Why certain' sums of mohey received by an 'Attorney should not be refunded, and the Warrant of Attorney by which .he had entered up Judgment should not be delivered up to be cancelled. ---Why the Parties, father and son, should not :answer the matters of 'the Affidavit, and that - they. =V be in Coutt at the time of shoving Cause.'? . ' He moved this upon an Affidavit which charg. ed this Attorney thus : 64 That a certain poem* man borrowed of him I°l. to he paid in ten days, fOr which he gave a Warrant of Attorney to enter up Judgment, the charge for which Warrant was iI. ros. When the time for payment arrived, this poor man had not the, money', Judgment was entered up, for which the Costs were 41. Another War rant of Attorney was given, for which the Charge was IL cos.--The day of payment arrived.— Anothet judgment,was entered up, Costs 41. — and so on with seven or -eight of them, so that the poor creature was fixed with expences upon this, td - the amount of 361," Lord KIINYON said, that, many of these affila. ink Cases were sent to him anonymously, and he lamented that some means could not be devised, to bring to suitable Punishment, the authors of so much,misery on insolvent andelistressed men ; but many of these Cases were such as from their nature hardly admitted of legal discussion. Rule •to spew Cause granted. • ". THE KING iv. /MERTON. Mr. Gra as moved fbr the Judgment of the Cowl on the Defendant: This was a Criminal LnfOrmation exhibited by the Commissioners in the Affairs of Taxes, against Isaac .Emertom, a considerable Nurseryman, in the neighbourhood of Hadley, for having hung up a, figure intending to represent the Rey, Mr, Cotterel, who- is a most,respedabie.C,lergyman, living at' the saine place, arid' one Of the Corn, mis'sioners for the Income-Tax. * . After his Lordship hid reported the-,evidence given at the Trial, and after the Defendant had, read an affidavit expressing his contriiion for the offence he had committed, the Counsel delivered three excellent speeches in aggravation and miti gation of punishment. Mr. Justice GKOSE then pronounced the Judgment of the Court. His Lordship said, the Defendant was to receive the Sentence of that Court, upon an information, charging him•with a very serious offence ) both to the Public and to a most respectable individual—that of having hung up a figure intending to represent a Reverend Clergyman, Mr. - Cotterel, as an objeei of Aidieille and contempt. The'aggravation of his offence was, that the Gentleman so treated, was a Clergyman, a Magistrate, and a Commis sioner of the Income Tax. The sentence of the Court was, that the De.' fendant should be imprisoned in the King's Bench for one year. ABEL IV. POTTS. This was a Motion for a new Trial: It .vas' 'an Alion on a Policy of Insurance on the Danish. brig Elizabeth, from Bourdeaux to St:Thomas's, ,warranted Neutral Property, which had been captured and carries into Guadalbupe. The cargo, consisting of wine,' was kept for the use of the Colony, and another cargo of tolonial produce substituted by the Commandant of that Island. — After she had sailed from Guadaloupe, she wa taken by an English Ship of Waroind carried into Nevis, and confiscated. The JuryTound for the Plaintiff. It was contended on . the part of the Underwriters, that by the evidence produced, (In the trial, the Captain had agreed to sell the cargo four days prey ion, to the compulsory ad' of the Commandant ; ,- and that the Underwriters were discharged from . all liability. The Jury, thq . Contended, had come - to wtongeonelusion on' the fOrmer Lord KENYON was of opinion, there ought not to be a new Trial.. He said ; if the Island' were in want of the Cargo-of this Ship, it was, : likely the hand of power would be extended to stipply heir wants ; he thought thejury had decided right. • —Ride discharged. This disposes, of three other Motions on the same grounds. SHIP NEWS. POOLE, FEB. 9 Arrived--the' Pheasant, Holloway, from:Southampton ; Lark, 'Spurrier and Active, Williams, from Portsmouth. Satted—the Breeze, C orlon, H annah, Young, and. Briton, White, for Sunderland ; Duke of York, Cogan, for.nris tol ; and John, Seymour, for Liverpool. • ' • - Arrived at Lisbon—ttie Chatty, Seasor, laden with cod fish from Noviontolland. Arrived at Oporto—the Princess Royal, Keates, and Serpent, Addis, laden with cod-fish front Newfoundland. 01 , t.'AVESEND, FIR * . 9. • Passed by—the Betsey,4l2ll, front harbadoes ; Severn, —, from Wateribrd; Itonwlus, Fall, from Now York ; and Stag, •---, front Cork . : , Sailed-,--the Lady 1 - 14revyood, Brenan, for Jamaica ; luno, Blackhdrn, :Or, Cronada ; Alexander,'• roily," - for Marti nique; ,Ventis, Gardner, for, New South Wales ; Duke Of Montrose, Burt, Dover Castle, Sampson, Calcutta,,--,.; A irly Castle, Nash, and CiLiriton, for India. F .STOCKS, RIMY. India Stock 1 9 - . 1 6 Ditto Bonds - Exchequer Bills NeW ditto Lottery Tickets .Ontnitun ' I miler. 3 per c ent. Ditto Ann. to 13-16 ' Bank for Account India for ditto Cons. for Feb. 5713 6i 7 COURSE OF EXCHANGE, • TVESA'AY, FEB. tp. Hamburgh 31 to zi us.l Venice Altana 31 11 2i us. Lisbon . Leghorn '. 54 - I:Oparta lqaples - • 42 Dublin Genoa ,4611 - 46 Gi - - - I PREGNANT - LADIES ' - Whose situation requires a tcniporary -Retirement. I\4lt. WATSON, Surgeon and Man-Mid life, otrer's to accommodate Ladies in,an'airy and'ictired situation, with Apartments' to ly-in, on termS Suited to thelr circtunstanees:and situatiotr in l,te ; their infants put out to nurse, mad hi:inanely taken care of; and as t fulna nity induces him to ollbr his assiitance to alleviate die hor rors of ,Conccaloci. Prenaucy, he rtinters himself Ladle% will find, on application to hun, the greatest attention most profound secrecy. • 'Letters (post=paid) to Mr., Watson, Surgeon and Man- Midwife, or to Mrs: Watson; Midwife, No. tgi „Char lpttenstrect,.Surrey-side of illackfriars-bridge, will meet the most pointed attention. Where may be had the PILL IIENEDICTA, at,tl.ls. par box, a certain and etkatual Remedy toternove sttitetions and Irregularities, an' ln excellent Medreine atter had Lyings-in. Pi; - and Publisllctity WILLIAm - Alt xx rp Sc s (of Hotsc-fcrry-no4d, WestiniaAcrj; Tor she Paper Letter, for the Editor A:t . (tottlaidj, m us t he at4irebeti. MARRIED. - - On Monday the gtli, at :Maiy-Ye-bOtieChurch 7 ,:tiptain Van Spengler, of His Majesty's,J)utch lifin%y, to Miss Graham, eldest daughter of A Graham Rig latcof Hat, ton-garden. ,On Friday last, at 'Edinlvargh, Francis Carteret &dint, Esq. Colledor of the ,customs, ,Mentego:Baydamitica, to Mjss Charlotte* ElizidetirChnninghame; eldest daugh ter of Colonel:CtuutingllaniN c9ts Brigade. DIED. On Thursday . the 29th ult at Moffat; Scotland, David Greig, Esq. of Hallgreig; On Friday last, at Glasgow, Colonel James Campbell, late of the 4td Regiment.' • On the 31st ult. at his house in George's-square, Edin burgh, Alexander John Alexander, Esq. On Monday se'nnight, at Lauder, Scotland, Archibald Elliot, Esq. of Birkhiliside. On the asth ult, at the Manse of Denny, Scotland, the Rev. Thomas Fergus. On Sunday sc'nnight, at nis lodgings in Shakspeare square, Edinburgh, Mr.l'irnothy Duncan, of the Thea tre-Royal in that .City. On Tuesday the 17th tilt.. at Itrine, Scotland, Robert Smith, weaverthere, aged J t years. •He wrought at his trade till wit l 0 three. weeks of death, was . in use to travel three miles every Sunday to Aurch, and could sec to read the print of a common pocket biblr Without the assistance a glasses. He lived very temperately, awl was endowed with - uncommon - 00d health. About twelve months ago he travriled from Ayr to distance of twelve English mile*, hi the space of three hours. • On Monday the 4 4 instl at Whitehall, Chingford, Es sex, Mrs. Elitibetb - territt, aged 92 . . . . . Large OFTI CE -E,ENS Pectiliarly WO cut. THE e vv i.,, l e a dv antage -of' having Writing 11: p...:we1l east 'and welt .shspecko thesingers, and i,f that true elastic Mould, as Ri t a and Scas.oned Quills only arc c:giable or ausweriug . ; arAbeiiring thit Mee exact lliS of points which at clean ,and open slit vvil rend, r •snioatii and fine, as to write any kind - of hand with perfeet freedom and- pleliantuess.—This circums,tanze;•Must - not only be Very convenient, •but truly interesting to every person in the habit of writing :. great:pains. have been taken to selezl a proper Stock tit*. Prime Qualified and - Sea.. • soned Quills for this purpose, iii ord3r.t.. remove the . evii of bad Pens, so justly and universally complained of ;lc this country. - Made and sold by E. Williams, .Stationer to the Duke and Dutchessoi York (stiCeessor tca- Mr. Blathire,), No: it, Strand, near Charing-eross, -London. - • - -- , , IP" Old Pens mended, and made as new: - 1. , . ..".„...._--......:.-.......5t .. :., ' i) R ffi r: CR OW-11 01-HA I It , THE Proprietors of:STIRACIA'sIIALIAN - OILS return their Thanks to the Nobility and Gen- .' • • try, fOr the - ery•flattering Apprebatien the Oils have met with inthe,course of lift= years. But till these tew ''l months • ' that 'they have' vended tliem themselves at their .: House, 'No,: -94, , Newman-street, near 0 min-a -street, they must confess they did not know half their virtue, , but now are honoured every day with:sonic frwh-praise - ;St./ le' veral Ladies of Distinction "hose found that, ,by the useot 1 the ()ill, • they Inivc- not - only made the Hair- grow on The -., bald. places, but have brought tire , other Hair also to t* natural,eolotir;which-Wa:3 turhed - gity : they:ate a - perfect , antidote against catching old ; !pit nevec 11.11 to brtn.rlite , Hair on - Horses, if it has been ofi'years. .To be had at'the Proprietors' a above.; and as usual of ,I Williams, No. 47, Pall-MALI Humpliry„ No. lig, Ox- j ford-strett ; 'Golding; No. 4e, Cornhdi -: Me:cal t; Nbr - o, ,Holborn-hill ; Sexton, N0..54. LtLial:tAi..ii-zitreet '4 - oactat . -',• _One Shop in every princip a l Town in G reef-13 rirain t .at : :Ss- a Po, or 21. 14s. a dozer:., • , \VH..;N _Protessio.n:l. Nien of E ducation and 1 . Responsibility des late from the general system by the selection of ,:i peculiar braneln_thesaitetion otliong con tinned success is the best criterion o; superiority. ' Eigot-years-have I teelk.oted My practice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders„ and the successful result of Inv plan gives =additional ankh" to topposeyis tar as I ant •able,, the ravages of those Complaints,tellien are the moat important in thu CatalOgne oi i-ii . :nrm Infirmities. , After initatinn into every brunch, as an Army. Surgeon, • I formed a wis!i at an earls' peiloil.of Practice to re.seuein ,iiiiirluals• from the ignorance of nriedocarcci 1112 ii; Of Vie • equally dtingerous precipitaney.of 'general Pr4alLi:,:s. . Ch:: Three Disorder, to the Cure of wilich i have de. , .voted my attention, cornprise ever' species of Ni.' ENE-, . . I R E.A I. INFECTION, ivliethcror a reeeot or I , .;eellit- , . ration: ally, All kinds of debility, whetuer arising from • 1 - the habits of school-noys, or the indulgences or mature 1 age: And, lastly, that -4kran,,ement of the system lii w 0... -1 4 men which is railed BA RRE-NNE3S, or, STERILITY. i Numerous . Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste ' t in the treattneist of a simple Gonorrhcca; and it not on- . f . . freventlk • happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned by the titdikretion elan unguided ticiurA - -7-13y a superior uie ,thod such CoMplaints ate easily . cured; and, even where others have failed, I trust that I may prestimS.to niter a radical re-establishment. . I Few, however, are the cases of coMpliCated distvss in this disorder, compared with tt calamitous situations of Mn;e who, from an 'indulgence in a solitary vice, of tae _Prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, .acquire th.it state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such -pernicious habits. W here the unhappy suWerer broods over his misery, but *A - earefully conceals . iris misfortune, it may be some conso lation. for him to know, that although it be an oojefl of doubt or tincdriaiiity With other Praditioners, the reiboirat of these Deficiencies' by the gradual progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. I t the rites of Bacchus - or. Venus have began to- reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early Counterac tion of this languid State Land in these cases, nn great difficulty will occur. lint w:herethis DeficiencV ?Us for years ekiste.l, a proper perseverance is indispensably requisite to revive the sl mu beriti.,, Siiarks• of Lite; , ind by re4rtirnatt the. t. pnstitution. .MARR). F, 1Y . Wpm; ii i who have long hqen di.iap- Itoiate,i in their expeelrations iii . a . Family; may be assured, that in most instances; 1 ugh defeCts . are curable by Medi.: cal skill. • _ . The secresy Which is co' essential -to my nntkrizking, and the . qualitications which 1 have pre:hunt:4 to state, for the basis of my pretension_., - and in cenncitlenee with still 1- this i llktirligiQll4lS , $' , lVZp, that Mr. B. nuv be con , i ,i o d i personallY, oiliy Letters (in.lUsing a small Nut...), at his nous% ?th.Safti Ar,undel-street, Stmnti,,near Teinplq liar. fX There '4 an addqinnal •E'rtteinee in -*ater-treet, -- . adjoining, and the -Narott.l.l imllotittzhe..doors. . M. Li-, Member ot th:. trout C 01 1 3 , 10 of 5 .tirg ,3,..., r i f ,,, , • .1)4 Surgeon, No.. 9, Bridge street, guidon. ' E4lint.urgli May z, Mo.:" TN, pile Spring of 794 . , I ws. - alliioed v6tl),!it 'l. -4 itetiereal Complaint,' wthich I - treated with' incliiter encolqr tivesnfinns; but was then obliged tOappi r s.to a regular 'Physician, who put alenworary stoh to trie lence of Ihe',DiseAse (by mercurial applications; tar ti.ome time; but growing, in spite of all intdicine the auvice. iCeittlenied..of the Facultk her&, worse and worse f or two years., I,w4s,reduced to a state almost tin paralleled - and 'beyo'rid 'ascription, being an entire 'leper, and,plcerved from head - to Not --M y head, throat, mou ify nose, legs, arms, tec- have been alternately in danger of becoming useless; in short, I- have had from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on my' body, and nearly totally de prived of 'sight.—l t would be voluminous to particular rice all my case—wince it to say, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous,' or of . a more cated nature. I was long looked upou by my friends ' And intined myself, beyond all hopes of recovery; and, in ticed. in my then condition, death. was preferable 'to my mote than miserable state. In this slreadflif situation did 1 drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the _case of 2 , Mr. 'B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could not: —I sent and procured some of your LEAK E.'s' PATENT PITA..S i - which, by using from time to time, am and - have long.boen, - Osier more titan four years incieserihzs: Ole distress), to .as good a state of health as ever..l en . ;oyed; as . a proof of this, -I had a tine, thriving, healthy ehild„ born to use a few months ago. -In gratitude to Cod, alyd fief hopes of rendering my 'fellow-creature service, 1 re quest you to publish this; and you may at any time retie persons who wish to be satisfied of the truth, of this, or liirtitervartlculars*, to ine , or:my friends, by . letter ‘1.4. per.. • on. M tew eases for batlness will ever equal mine, and none tAceed it, I have from experience every reaion Zo mankind, that in your LEAK E's 'PI LLS they will Sinai 2a urc, speed) . , sa e, aa radical cure., tier that Most dread ful sta:, , ,e of tiiv Venereal • liiiieasf.", which is called a ce..4- I.lgatitt: _ _ _ 1. ant; wult gratitude, Sir, your obliged humble Servant, . . • * insurmountable family reasons prevent making nay natne and'address public;' but creditable persons realky wanting inforltilitioll may aLicl be referred. to, tne.ai .n2y friendS by Mrs. S. Clark, Riensay-E;ar,!ens, Vrepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T. TAYLt)R, Nleritber 'id the Royal College of Surf= gcons in London, at his liOnsc., No: 9,.liew liritigeAtreot,, Where-he will give Advit.b without a tee, to perbons tak ing these }'ills,. and ivilf answer ixttieitts - letters, it post paid, on the smite terms, observulg ittall eases the moo inviolable secrecy, no person's name or case having_ bean ntOntioned,-: but at - their own particular request, by thc. Proprietor. during the „caulk of inert than thirty-six ciirs,. that he bas luta the caitivaingrit an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the pr4dice ariaing there front. • _ Tiwey are a1,,0 sold by his Appointment, for the tionve uicnce ut those living at a - distance, by Mr. Watson; south -bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mormons, Printer, -Glas goW? to whom also Mr. T. refers for his address • at the Pertumer'st No , 35, St. Alhan's-strtet, Pall-rn. , 4; Ma Robertson's Toy-shop, No. to3„()%ford-strect k Mr. DisborougNs, No. 7, lish-strei...t.liill, nearly opposite the Monument; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. j, Little ; Mr.CallwelPs, Dublin and by one person in every considerable town in tireat:Britain and I riland, in itoxe; Of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with foil and plain direelionS, Witereby'persons of either Sex ;nay cure themselves with ease anti serracy : • N.B. Every Box sold in Great Brimin is _ scaled up with a Stamp, on whii:ll , by favour of the Commis sioners, is printed,: at the Stamp-Otrice—" T.' Tayler, No, 9. New Bridge-street," to - imitate which is tOony, and all others are counterfeit. I'l2 ICI' 0 YRST Bank Stock 153 2 Navys per Cent. 914111 . 5 per Cent. ;797, 2 I rtsh 5 per Cent. ,1118 4 per Cent. Con. 77 61 3 per Celit. Red. 58 71- ; per Cent. Con. 57H 6k 7 Ditto Scrip Bank Long Ann. 17 7.161. Ditto Short Ann. Ditto Scrip