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LAW. REPORT. couRT OF KING' BIfNCII, Nov. zr. aoki filailbcry Pritit were tunnel! , op to inraci to the chl t c:s in the Indittnent4,,pre., f~tud ag.iiiist them for Parj,ury, at the late-Mid:lle.. sex f...:lettion,.. chlrging thefn with, giving votes in favour of Sir Franeis untie: faise'llatnes, they not pos , ,e , ,sii.g any fret:1101.11s inv,esting them with the .elctiive franchise. -Having pleaded not guilty, they , wereremuid:‘ , l, and . notice of triaVvvas glven, thew it the Sittings after ~the present Term. i . .- 3 . ~~.+~+ ~ ~il THE KING , z). sOLONICINS. Mc.-liotttoYD moved for the jodgment of the. &mit trirm Henry Sohirrihns ; 'l'ift's PrOsieut ion was cfprimeoced tie the 'instance of the' I),:firtdir,' , -; mother,. on Ai - To-tint of had usage . ft'Am the sun an(l father. The her lived' with her htt , b3nd tt.irty yeas, hot npon very bad terms. a'sevarati,,n•w.lc to ion, and a blind ent , r ed n ro o by t he - I)4c-11d:int • 11 . 1.(1 his father ; 'who is - now land,urgh, ft) gi the PrO,ectitt ix her 1 1 1 , tie guinea o' 44eje for . life. The • seliartion tool; ~tact, NO the '.l)ft.ittl- . snit 'riftised topay:;. upon which the:mothl.r , was Vbliged to apply to the Gantt. By an a gr eel f4n t en' loth 6416 thy matter was teferred to Mr. LW. Tr N; who Warded theiityment '6l a guitlea"a ste.ek • to' the Proseentrix, and the bum of fah- for her clothes, which had bean ~ + l,l by the .11:fendant . , vlio'l6,l said that:he Would go over to Ilamhurgh rd aifoid . complying :tifirh the terms of the awar& The. Defendant -had-been"bronOt 'op before,' bot; hat! heed reinanded yrder (6 try Whet her he would, Upon batter consider:l6.T, 'comtly •,t h the . aWard, Mr. Hot i n st,itt:!'d the refitsal of :he Defenitant to Comply, and the dkttels'to which the Prosecittrix Vt/aS reduced: • ; • Ail Affidavit. was read On the part of the Pcien. Iwhioh went tofitrov to"roy the Sur) ttcinanded. -; • Mr. laic-,t 124 E stlggewd that the of iir rught to be sent hack' again to Mr. I.O'N Tf. ; but t Cmire were of- opinion ;hat the Bond id ot the DA - c-tutirit had displayed Ao , mutil vont unny, ghat nothing hut eompullion could !mkt him pftrfortn itis,Auty. lie wa,, therefore, ordered :to her-remanded till next Term. 1 ..m...a.,. ~, PrWrlyv. nAYrTriN„' Tly;s•on,;(m stied htfop. poltouckt At tla: !wit /V,;;zei. It wits brought itgaillif the Sheriff of a Lid r!-urn to a • Ity , tit of ext'ctitio , l issl dgaio st the ;,f t h e for de:ht- - of alio6t 20001. due ripiryhis Lordship to thahfllint;tf. ,Jr appeared upon thr 7 , Tort,as read by jutly;!, ehat.Lady fa' a valuable iAncid,r:o ion, bought the platr Lordship's b9use,. which Cured it Eton, the; creditors, and a de.tt. had been dia+,vo fur that pUrpose.„ When the Sheriff ext. cured th writ ab o verneotioned, he thou.6at himself precluded front meddling %kith there. fore 0,14, kyle , ' zool, under the writ, an 4 made return Nulls Bota as to the rest. the qUe.,siion for i• , • j the jury W;i3, wh4her the transanion bqween Lord Oa Lady Arundel, relative to the plate, was a fair p'Urehase by' het Lulyshipoi voly a t rick to defraud the creclit6l , :•? The Jury found a vettliet tier ,the Plaintiff', 'sub. jeet to the opinion,of the Conrt. , Mr..Gnitttow rose, in order to contend for the justice and reasonableness of the vertliCt.—when Lord ELLENSOROUCTI stated, that he tO go to GoildNa l and the case consequently itood over fur art anotherouportootry. ASSICNBRI OroIIAILTiINCK MAY. Before theflotrie of Ilartsinek and Co. •had 'he. cntife - bankrupts, they had entered into a contra} 'with Mr. May to take - up the ntaes which they Were to issue, in consideration of a surn.4 money Which they 'paid him for that 'purpose.' Mr. May conShiering the c ,, ntraa as dissolved by their bank. ruptcy, made, an affidavit -that -the was in hisiatiout, anti moved 'that th4. - d'eed shot . rid be de.. livered up he -cancelled. This the assignees fC. l'uted;'bevanse the deed was the only security they hatifor t:‘, pet formance of any part of the contrad. The Coat 'seemed CO he of opini'm that the deed Should not he'eateelled,'" brut to Casrr Mr, Mayß was aggrieved he could obtain 'justice in an ',idiot,- by stating particulars. • CVILDIIALL, N 1 PRTZIS; 1101 7 10 NS G 1 This w3s A‘r:tioti brott4l)t .ro recover. 2 sum of 2001. due Itornittc Dcfen(Litir to ifte - 6 The -I),,feridarit I)Ad engaged hy concr:ta 114 fur. Mat) the Plaititiff.with ...ertaitt oit. ;it a AlCri ice. rrt, market .rtne, alit] the Driemlaut reemed to fulfil Iris contrad. The Phiiittifi there.. ur, .brought hit Attion for the lobs he -114 d SUL» litioed in consequehce of thi s refusal.. Verdid fur the Plainritr.—Mmages 2001. efIACKI.tTbN v, ALDVit. This was an brought to recover 3 SI, the amount of a Bill of Exchange: b was at first drawn a* a mere matter of accommodation. The Wen. 'ti.int became a bankrupt, and 1 CklnOder.tti , m for the Bin accrue(' after the bankruptcy. , "The question wag, whether the Defendant in this case ought to 134 fur the Phintifr,.tBl, with interest. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Nov, Za, . PAItSON3 SOLONMNS. - Mt. 5.:!...ran . ! . 110-;-Moved for a Rule t,a dischevrge the D;ietidant, who iaexecution, 'in the InQ et Prison, grounded tit.in etri affitavit, that his usual sixer.ces had' [vet been' tinlY paid to him, on the cOnciusion of a certain, week, as by law re. qUired, and whereby he bec.ime libera- - tinn from ccettoily. Sir JAM ti r:sr n said, this application hats come twice . a:r tady beture himself, apd"• one of his brOzher 3,1.1 r s, upon a similar affidavit, but hick was rebuted by an :tificletvit on the part of the Plaintiff, sworn by the young man who had usually carried the weekly alloWances to the Fleet, and paid them to the Turnkey, which Was the: re.' gular mode, : for the Prisoner's trie, or at least to a person who personated thc Turnkey, who opened the gate for,him, and was in pliscssion of the key, the only, ostensible appearance ,1)y . which he could he supposed toknow the Turnkey, and that this was done in the presence of a young; Man who act. companied him. It was evident, therefore," that there had been no ontissical on the part Of the Plaintiff, though it was very probable some frau. had been played, to get possession of the key, for that time, (rum the Turnkey, by some person ,leagued 'in, et stratagem for, thus attaining the Prisoner's liberation. Mr. Serje:int BE , T replied; with deference, i that he Was nut aware of the sitbstanee of any former affidavit, but in that whiehWas the grOund of his present motion, the Defendant swore positively, that he never received the money, direttly, or in. directly, nor had he any knowledge or concern in any such fraudulent transaction for the purpose of 'unfairly obtlining his libcfation, There were, also the affidavits of the three Turnkeys always em. ployed at the gate of the Meet, that neither'of them ' bad, on the-particular day stated, .allow - ed the key out of their possession for one moment, to any per. son but one of themselves ; and that n either of them•did, , un the aid illy, receive payment of any alltr.vact! tor the Defendant. Sir jAmta MAtos L,:,t waS still confident, Irmo the EtVedrillg Of the young Inv), that the money had been paid to some one at the gate of„tlieFicet; and that it was by no meins_unnatural to suppose, without inipttting any charge of wilful false s'ear., fug to any of the Tornkeys,.the tri . vialcircumstsnce of A ll some' other person to have ~rnurnentary vision of ttTe key, while it was contriyed to keep thenvin coovt:rsation. However, a Rule ,, Old, might be taken for the Plaintiff to sheW cause. P. DFOK Yro. STOK QU; Tam. Serjeant BAILEY showed cause against ,a motion Made upon' a former day by Mr. Serjeant Elect for a Rule to 'set. aside an execution upon a judgment by default ; which motion was founded upon the„affidavit of-the managing clerk to the De. fendant's Attorney, that he had good and sufficient grounds to slim for setting aside the said execution, Mr. Serjeant BAILET'HaIed• the case to be an aaion founded upon the Ad of George 11.. called '' Jonathan Wild's. Act," by Which it is made law, .that if any person shall . advertise any gorids stolen, and shall offer any reward for the rtstt.ea. tion of -the same, or for refunding any money paid or advanced thereon by. any person,.in considera, don of their being so returned, without forther inquiry, such person so advertising shall forfeit the sum' of 501. Now the anion in this case was brought to recover the penalties upon two adver tisements published in a Newspaper, stating, " that an old family gold watch had been lust or stolen, and proposing to pay" more than the value to any pawnbroker, or other person, who had purchased or advanced money thereon." The Newspaper had the name of the Defendant annexed as printer, and reference was had to the Stamp.Offiee, where be was proved .:to'have been the printer-of the Paper. Judgment had therefore gone by default, execution was issued thereon, and two penalties of soh with the costs levied. He therefore contended, .that the proceeding:was perfettly regular ;:and that the .De. fenders could have ,no groond of complaint. ...... Mr. Serjeant 113115 T .said, it was 6,4 s o he ee.., petted that in this stage of the case. he was in. mated to state what was the" ground the Defend. ant had to strew, nor was it the usual practice in this stage to go into the merits of the grounds of oblation. The. judgment in this case had been obtained by a very rapid species of predict., and upon a mere mistake. in an .afllilairit filed by the Defendant-,that he owed the King nothing ; whigh was not the plea intended to have been filed, and which, on the part of the Defendant, i.r kworn .to be a Jnistake. N glee of trial ,was served on' the sth of the present, in Inlll ; judgmeat .Went,l.sy • tic. fault upon the i4.th ;-execution was issued n the tstit, and levied the same evening, without serv. ing the Defent6nt ;with any..notice to• tax costs ; which, he said, was reproof of the kind of, opinion entertained by - the elainrifF 141111;1f: of the, 44 , ,tice: of his catrie, knOwing very well that a notiCe.d . to tax Costs would have immediately led to an appli .catiOn for Setting. aside .the judgment. • Mr. Serjeant BAILEY replied, that notice of Tax. ing coats had been served bur., offered to , accept a compromise,: by his Client taking one penalty with costs, and relinquishing the other. 17,..; this Serjeant decidedlrobjeeled, eo n fi. dolt that the Defendant had good grouod-. to set aside the jedgment. -- Serjeant Bnt LAZY proposed , then to let tlie sum levied -remain in Court till the ultimate decisii:i% sho'uld take place. . • Serjeant-BEST Objeeted. Sir lAMBS INilektiaitELD suggested that half the penalty should remain, .its it would he only icr a very spurt time. • Setjeant Bell' said, lie mast submit to whatever the Cotat tai pleased to order ; but,' in this case, obje;ft• vas ptiocipatly against the establishment o f a , precedent, .contrary to all 'usage, and which most lead to 'a most material change in the prAtitee of 'the. Cotift.. Resides, this was a rase of a ..very tlifteretit ,nature-:from mink otliers,, 'and 'eon art..all coming . wittiri- the.sritit of jonalkipt Wild'," Ati for he sulMosed it , to be an i+ Ciotti lotinclett on ''rtes rest ncitsei but uport,a fiCtitions ativrrtise . ment, sent to b loserted,fur the very purrose of betraying .the . . . . Defendant into this inadvertency, 'to form a'pre. tc , nce for stripping hirn of his property . by - a Qui Tom ailioo. . The Court was pleased to order, that the De fendant should have leave to plcad, on paying the enst.of . signing judgment, levying, and of this ap• plicaoon. EXTRAORDINARY OCCURRENCO.---TO all who, from previous ill bIICCeSi, relax in the pursuit of for tune, a statement of the following event must prove . interesting.:----In the last State l i ot (cry every Capital Prize, singular to relate, was sold in Shoes. Among the fortunate holders was. ;Coyn... try Tradesman, who, from a series of unpropitiousi adventures in fotmer Lotteries, had resolved never to engage in a future one. A friend, however, ad vised him to persevere, in a moderate degree, in courting the - smiles of the fickle Goddess. Wi t h da. culty he was persuaded to purchase a' Quarter and an Eighth Share. . The mazy. Wheel. went round, iind presented him, ere the drawing terminated, with a Quarter of one of the .20,000l.Capitals,and his Eighth • with its share of a wool. Prize. These fads. are too extensively known to he questioned, anti this now, . doubly fortunate Adventurer. has been dui; enabled,. from being andiumble trader in the Country, to re. move to the ; metropolis, and beep= a partner in a large mercantile; concern,--Such was theseward of perseverence, which may prove a profitable lesson to the timid and hitherto unsuccesift4in L )1- tery AdventuTe—particulatly at a moment Oen Scheme is Nefore the Public indisputably ric4r.in, great Prizes, considering the r&duced numbcr ok Tickets, than that of any preceding Lottery.. Manday se'nnight YID Yonil, Dyson, con. viaed of swindling and obtaining money on false pretences, was adjudged by the Magistrates of Gas. gow, to six months' confinement in Mamell, and tl be banished the city for three years. '.Few stances have occurred wherein more numerous ex - anions have been made upon the credulity and lime. valence of the Public, on a small scale, than by this woman. , Her -usual . story was, that she was pd. vately.married to one .Dyson, who refused to ac. knowledge ber, anti had gone to Ayr to avoid her; she then requested relief, to enable her to take some judicial steps against her husband, against whom she bad-a petition • ready drawn up, which she'ex. hibited. If successful in her demand, she used .to return to the same house a short time afterwards, mention that she had been at Ayr, had made some progress in the 'business, but was under`the neces. city of going thither again, and requested some money for the,second trip. She is a woman rather under the middle s4c, thin in her person, with dark eyes, an aquiline nose, sallow complexion, and face much pitted with the small.pox. On Sunday sennight, about ten o'cloCk, the cot. t •n.tadory belonging to Mr. Tillotson, of Watley, near, llalifax, was discovered to, be on fire; but by timely assistance, and the greatest exertions, was happily got under in about two hours.--The pro,, petty was, not insured. A few days since a small bakehouse, built for the use .of the Troops, at Arundel Barracks, was St,:ddenty'Linwn, whilit the. 4 ! c was in the oven for the pions! of heating it. Mr, BRIGHT, the likker, hid just left- the premises to fetch from a neighbouring building : a sack of .flour,, and was thereby providentially saved from destruaion. T ues d a y sennight a very shocking, affair occur. red at Cottingham, near Hull : A woman having left her infant child- in the cradle, alone, while s she went nut, and.negleding , to shut the dour,, on hr return found tile child lying on the floor, and both its hands nearly eaten off by a sow which had found her way into the house. A few days ago George Cowper, a farmer, at Pettetil Green, near Carlisle, was found suspended to,tbe bed.tester, in AO apartment in the White Hart lon, Penrith. Coroner's verdiA—Lrm . ary. He has left a ,large family. Early on Sunday morning last Richard Robinson, a bricklayer; who had been committed on suspicion of stealing a•great -coat frnm, the Crown public house, Canterbury, made hia escape from Westgate gaol, in that city, by gaining-th'e platform over the gateway, and descending thence into the pound adjoining the lane, by means of his blanket, which he, cut up and joined together so as to serve the purpose of a rope. Monday sennight the brewhouse at the Weaver'a Anus, in Wakefield, was broken open, and a large box of kooks taken away, most of which ss ere af. terwards found' scattered about in the churchyard, and variojis fidds neat•the town. We understand that a clue has been found, throu gh which there ate .good grounds Sc! hope, that the persons concerned in the recent rubbery of the Office of Mr. SIT Aw, of Brid s —e -streerovill be discovered, and the greater part. of the property, if not •the whole, -r-,covered. A man who was formerly in the, service of •Mr.:SHAw, and who for sornc time back has, kept a'public,house in St. GeOrges Fields, is in custody, and has undergone a, private exatnina. tion at the Mansionlioose. Several of the bank, noses, and all the bills of exchange, were found in closed in a rcipkin in an old trunk in the Prisoner's Mouse. Almost immediately after the robbery, cit. cumstances were diSelosed kick excited .suspicion against this person, but yet they were not sufficient to,justify application for his arrest.— Through the dexterity, however, of some of the Police ()dicers, seconded by the activity of ,Mr. SHAW himself, a bank.-note was traced to the Prisoner, which had been passed by : his barstnaid to .a iinenAraper.in :Great Surrey.stteet. Qn Wedriesti,ty last-a .girl about six , years.of age, •belongitirto mined Mills, a shoemaker, in the High-bridge, Newcastle, was let't by her mother in the house while she u+nt to get some water;' hut. .she'llad not been lonrouti before the ihild apprnaelw e ll so neat the fire as .to occasion its clothes taking. , hold. S ame of the neighbour:l heatint the child cry, ran to its. aihiStanCe, .1111t1 CXtiogUiShed ...jl4 (net* brtbilitig"it 111Anke:10' On the return of inothet, medical aid- was, immediately sent for,' w hen she was witliAlie,ftind , expe4a t i un of i ts recovery, but - is•hati•rectiv =,suci) a fright that. it died next mond:flit fouro'clock. TAIR:VeI!AtIi£P. 0 /. cAi,Er. aftian Wah l'IPI:411t by tbe wi,. 411 y, against the D.fnddrit, far a deht of 1 0 1. iiicl6',f that he Vad entered into 5 a n nip . . .1, 0 . With his creditors to pay them ten :v.! Pi,liilfifnlAti nqr given any thi,, hot had accepted a dividt.od 44 ,., - (00; the mit. --The qaestion was, whttiler c uld hind her to - the agreement .? VerfSictl'lri lost. 41Vft , • 1,1)N13ON, Trinttel b)*lticlAßti (ot No: ot'y . NtattieNcOurt, Ildtv:Sltectu atuatti)ll.hed by Wit.:.l4 IA AA) 4 lit pS:d pipes - v (111 South tyt o tt on . stre ,,r e f...3:osvcnbhigt l3 At tilt Stirr.ticutr • _ V,. • 11, f Y SUIP NEIL'S. citikesser+o, Nov. xt, - Passed by—the 'Napo Brother, , Sacker. from CoYen Vrow Catharin3, Lucas, from St. Ilbr's 'Union, Weri Iron; Memel ;' and Vrow Gestina, Fait, fiOrn Sailed—the British Queen, Wardlow, Alexander, layliare and Orpheus, hewn, for Jamaica Goldtioch, for Mingo; Lady /kcal, Barrow, for Grcnoda ; Mary, D , Ains, for Dublin ,;" Fame, Anderson, and Anthulator, Anthbll, rot' Tomthigen ; CniAlwitert, ,Nleyer,,,tbr Norway ,• Oncierrumn. E lug, Meyer, and Drib Gebreders, Arrens, for mbden. 8 "ATVS Yestet tl Ay morninz,. in Glooceter-nizice Portman-tiquardi the Lady or Lieutenant:Colonel Si.tier RAovv, of 3 ter. ()nTAmsday, .4j, 4 his.:Lor4hip's house in Bolton.row, thd, Lady'of' Lord V:scountCh...tWynti, of a Soh.. The same evening, at his house in Oran-street, the Lad? of Mr. Bontirnr i cbf Somoisa-flottio, of a S9ll, • MA R R IN. I). .. YestekdAy, Ili, Exspllen,y C 4 tint St. Martin De: Erg /1 . many _years ' A rithassxfor firms SJf.linia to this . Cclitrt, to Lid?, Fletewo(4,witfu‘ronht late Sir Tnorms Mut w6odo 'Be. - on Saturslay tne tf,tit inst. at. Lambeth Church; 14100 1 - 1 ' A.lldridge, I' .q. of t r:e E.-IstAre.v.i-house, w Aims Anti Stock• Of Kerin'unttam, Sittrey. - Ote•l'desttiii last, R art Y r William ;air, f:,q. of theta:n-4 atlifnaii? ,-- ' lO Nbss TaiAttihich,'eltic:st .14agitter of 'Plortlis 1:4 :011pC11, IISCV Of,P•et4r..qp, Surroy. l'th . ,3ii sie d“ rttt v, Ttios,.:llq; hie, Esq. oflAMennanbury. to 'lSllit.; kV'ar,iig,. daughter. ot Richard. AVatiny, Lsll. of Si ; Mary Cr.u. Kent. .. , Ott the 1!lh inst. iValter Syrtis, Capt:Arn or the 6911046- ginienrOf'foot, to MartliWearefess, t.4lest daughter of tl'6 Rev. Mask, tt,!ble, Rector of ftartitit24, r il: Kent. ' ~,,d , ' lAtely 4 ,,at ‘.:lllitt.;ltam„- inTK , ...ot,' t ttlu t enar a 010 11 ” ' cf EH! , Royal .:.,tines. to MTh's .Hair, of Gilling.liittl• ~. k Oa Mont ..., ;:t tiartftkivett, in Kent, C:ipt. f•• , 4 h'attt, 90:. . , !.,, ! ..! 'ir inntts eockbAlfri, LIAO " 1 i , Sall'l' i, ti :1 A :!,: : •: ::••: late Itch. Richard Sandys , glu t ' dicl..;! -; , ~ .t.....,1:., .;:il nieti: t. 5) !!1! rle`l.ilt, Ear l 0. 1...... . . __,........ 1)1EI). 'On Sarro'day !'arteen, near Limerick, in, s j il , aziva:k• - : tlereditary 1. 01 . si; :; at Vicenza, iii Italy, Bettie o! Gay's Cl,tt, lit Warwickshire. .: • !,!., • t)uk,. AliCaSter. • r • . ,i; ~ ,j‘a,;,. :earned and erle biatt .•, 1-,:i!..;• . s College, Cant 6144 : - 'r - rt, A. 17:jo, •,1.. A. 4744. LI; WIS "I:t:101 :,ie cL,horitt. Ayliiufogyt, 2114 i 6eYe"! ral other valuable Work's: • • On Tues , lay sennight, at Mrs. GOnn.' relic! of the ;ate --- Glynn, lizq at w, and aunt to Edmund 1 Glynn, F(, - Lately, at Plymot.rh, F m ices V.;te, morti c e d of Mr. late, Merchant of that and sister or the late Amiral. jetkties, of Southampton. at V On the I.)th of Septeinhtr, aloti Univ ers ity, N.lr. pe ter A (Wien, Surgeon of the 6 ist Re.;iinenr, and totile hical c ! l Stair at Grand-Cairo. This Genticinait had est:vett lo plague which r.ged with viol:mice at Coro, 0 , 040` . ' 115., 11,1 . ty emPloyed in the most dangerous offices ot hisPßiff i giii. trot MI a viaim to discntery at Malta, wile° lie Patti' mender of the t last li c t l es ) inyoltalit Dispatchei froirt tha COA" ih..... '.........-- P o ''STOCA'S. YrSli. it DA Y• OrnrSlUlll, imperial per Cent. 56 if Cons fOr z ' Nov: 511 i 3, _ 3 per Cent . Cons. s hut 4 VG' cein ber, (you 24 I an. bans 3 per Cen t. i 716, s hut Dec. op en 17 IA I C I t . Navy 5 per . shut zg Novo open z 3 lan. . In di a SEak.k, shut 4 .., .. ;JCL. vpeN 22, Ditto -----...00110 Dank Stock, tal Navy S per Ct. oil ; per cent. 1797, to le paid ill 1654 tper Cent. 33 4 lip,A,ecer:rcriculin:ttt..egvon.,.ss. 8 t 'Bank Long A nn. r 6 #I 5- 16tits India Stock, tS E.xeliNner Bills, Per• is. dis• ir '-CI-tl-'r-LL) - R F. N SAVED. ' • T T.is well known that 1-loodretis annually have I ° 4 a.l ,4 their lives by being dersived of the Noorishmera sgt* ,t —atom with toem.--lt roost give pleasure toe verY 111° there etc, to be referred to a limit of well k.ttown facti, she','; in t i numbers of Ladies' names saved from the paio 01 BA" N LP I' LES by the ESSENC li, of ROS hS prepared bv t'it t " GMZ,,,PN P. ft : 74. the Packet i ,vho also submits her eilicact! its'; ",r,,ie'Yag.iin6r...the H 9 0 PING cc AIGII, whic rl! we'l'itnown properties, is acknowledged one nt the :ales' and hest Medicines in that dangerou, and cruel Visordet, bc: tog calculated to give itimn it imniccliate, Ease, and riccelat ; a complete Cure much sootier than any yet offered 1_ __,..0 ir . Public; 4s. 6d. the Packet, to be had only at No. 74, Pliqr Acre, riLl Ni. 3, High-street, s horediteh. _____:,—..........-----...` .....001!" --- r , - VENEJtAI.. BLINDItESS, ',cc. .. To . Mr. TilOSthit •I'Ayt.oft, Surgeon, Ni ). 9 , NeW - Bridge-stieet, London. Ilii.Alt Siit i '' ' I T' is with the most 'heartfelt satisfattion that I atWiess you )t * t the Ineorttpar,Cole eiCelleace of you i r l ift . : valuable tledicine ETEA.KE's PA'VENT PILLS. ":. Sprieig of this y6l .' l' had. the misfortune to ctint ract a Ve,nc.. 'real Complaint, attended witii 'the inost alarnting and 114 gerous -syntitanis.;- ihsolUucli, that I have be.;:ql COliht ir to rny . ..r n oom for a no AVCCk WY,Ctiler, and Out able to ala at it ;. I 11:0. no r:st night !tor day, and suic2rca,!, c „,,, l asei excruciating pain and torinent, and what was Spit w-7_,.. o i a l v ii:y i ' . o , c Ei c iCel, fe rf . cw%,"lierl‘.s'olni.(.lludsleiltille irie,tahtluti lexcp°euCtitetit "iltr*:.","'i.ilitg:.:i4ll,'..,,, than the total lass of Iny•sien.-- -From a stout, rie 3 ' t .'4,; and ratner t corpulent man, 1 bec..stne a mere shadow,. anuo object °flirty and compassion., My friends had 411 givekl titil l state, asundatheoxtlifcl,tirirtij.r:vceorv:rty.nilinuupotesstioble. n i l ; tits d i :fa , th,,,is wortd, I %vas fortiinatriv recommended by a neignbiina ;;;; try your Medicine; but having tritd all medical aid t ° , o e pktrpose, and being at an enOrnlous ex peoCe, it Was so in' ; o t be tore I could b: prevailed ow to take them; at last i '_ fur SiX baXeS, :mid before l - had taken tbeni all, I food 4:47, sitterable bene fi t ; my pains gradually decreased, Anti IttY ii i , sight grew better, and, to the great. surpolze and a51 6 . 1 „,1 incnt of all my friends (after raking three boxes roorciinor"; health• and strength was iierfedly. restorcd, ana ls ' - (11 (thanks to my (god and your invaluable hiedicines) ai ''' s anti hearty as ever I was in my life. . You are 0 lull liberty to publish this in ail 1 "%,„1 ~o li et i y e ou np t: e ii . nk proper, for the benefit of society at l ar nut .4 which 1 shOuittreiVe ii:11: y ins sooner, • bit t WAS fe s, ' S° I r,milin with therutniost gratitude, . 1... . 1 c,11. dig)eiaLsStrircei IY:imiirrsonbittliihedanhi.urNobolve.Ste,rvi.7n9it9,. K. 1.. t. ID `a li The above Medicine is earnestly. reconuirentied ,„,,01 'Persons that are in any doubt of their being entirelY.l.47o.. every Venereal A action, part ii:titorly ~t 0 thaaist ilbuTLikop ing their condition' in lii4.,as it %vill eertainlY ,:,,,i. gt every taint a that nature, of hoWeVer long t.. 111 110 however disguised uuticr the it iipe,irmic of other .filar` ~coi t 'nay be; 'tor Scorhatic, Clantittiar, ,ind Ciltariept,,„ ot viainig, it is also rec.,: .. 1, I —l to be taken, espccia"; the Spring, Sunru,r .. ~. .: • As TA" Prliaiett anti ~.: . • :, . ~,.. l'ropr,:etor, I nom , 40 ,,,, , 5t Los, Nlentber tar it,.. - , , : :,, , ,1 o r Stirg4n ls, , 1 :,, 1 ,,i11 ti v j 11:s Utilise, No. 9, ). ~, ',, :. .! ~ f ; win=F I. !` i iiO4, P" Adv.c.i, witiii,ut t...,. Lacing trioe ~_ 5 00 will answer Patient . .„ ::,,: ii post,paid, on tt",',,,, o , • , Wile se, 0 , I,of '4IIS, ObriMing in :,,, . . :,,.: uross iron ?, , trot 3 1 ti , 5 Patient's name or ea , : .. , s been inentiooen, .004.00r!I own partieuka mein, ~ . the Piii)ptietori (l'illlol'v.;„•tiing Da an exten-iive sale of the above Meth , :ln c i " ref , of tiliale th.in 3 ; years, t!.!: he has. had the nd th, 'rag arking therefrom. ' irlut:L.rnr4ltris,':.,l%,ries:ya3l.,iss(l:lcessio)til:ti't4A,l:i.::,l,3.l.:i.i_st,) laAe!;),,pir:adio.n:sittiltli.it,i e.,,n4ti.,,,,iiit,:,t./.,..ity::.1,i,:. e.,,iti._/e.,ect;:, No. '4, trtlioll-143W, Little Tower-t);11; . 40 , ; .5 „,,, J o i ` on , son in every cirtoiderable Town -io 1::4..1.3-0 , , . i , e diirt..t., l , . with ittii, A , " , r rilv s ut onty 26. $O. eliCii, St4idd ll;), r L it t t). COO, 'Cli:Jily Whert'hi: I'IS.:3IiS Ot ciater ...at:lt . . , A PI kriliCS With itAi; jilt' Sti.N.;MCV• ' , , - • ..,ite.4l Ur -- bt nailiti I,;„4a), ,:N. 3. Eileit Pox sala ift .oteg, - - colij oi oi ! . ~ .r.O '4' Stunt l; ,:u1 Wit.::h, kW 'filvoi.ii of Ii): lot ,;,,,. r ?ler f.tiii;...ll..tt the Staini)-(5/rug;-,-"- 1.. r i . l.y; att" 1 - • i',:i:,e-str:k!t.--L-t.) imitate which is .e . af 1' l'4llfikt.,Jfeiti, .:~'`: