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From thriONDON GAZLITE, Jai:. 2+, I So x WNW,: January ;4, The King has been pleased to appoint the Re.: vereqd Alexander. Fraser (now Second Minister), VI be Firer Minister of the Church and Parish of Inve,rn,lss, in the Presbytery mid - County of In ve'rom' vacant by d.: translatio n , the Reverend Patrick Grant to the Cnurch of Kt.llariety. Also the Reverend William Fraser to be Third Minister of the Chur.ll ?arish of Inverness, in the Presbytery and County a Inverness, Ira taut by the,promotion of the Reverend Alexan der Rose, to be fecond IVlinkter of the said CJ urch and Parish. amirtiskien 14 the tst 1 . :.(4,i1 Regiment 43( Tower ITamict ly the tiqy Lientempsts. Dated :712. Itrii.vy 5, 04)1, Richard Pennercther, Gent. to be' Emig., vice Crandon, resigned. BANKRUPI CI SUPERSEDED. Richard Dixon, of Long-Acre, Middlesex, coach-inaLer. 1.. LI I „S . , lan Halliday, of Old George.vard, Drury-lane, Mid . dlesexi, victualler, to stn - reinler lauttan 31, I;chri.“.ry 7, and March 7, at twelve, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. ' Wybourn, 'Craig's -court, Charing-cross. hn Jo Ansell, of 'Wickham, Southampten,,viattaller, to surrender February ro, at slit, February 1, and March e 7, at elevn, at the Kirsh', Head Inn, Wicklurn. At. Ipitles, Mr. T , liciNwAlinchin, Gosport; or Messrs. NLathews, Edward Parl:cr, of Ltttle Tumitite, 1 - 19 1 born man's m surrender ercer, surrender . lanu ar ary 31, Februaryt4, id March 7,. at twelve, atf;tiildhatl. Attorney, - Mr. - Johnson, Illy Place . , Ifolborn. ,Joseph I.laillewood, Biirningliam, gun-maker, to sur rii4dCtiFebruitr_,v and M;irch /,'at vleico, at the eninritcreoti•Commisiiimo,rs Office, New -street, tninghain. AttOrtiies, 'Mr. Palmer,' Birmingham ;or 'Messrs. Kinderlev and Long, .S)nioncl's.lnn, London. lames Meredith, 'it' iferacrd, linettAraper, to surrender ' February t t,• 13, and March a, at eleven, at Preece's • Colfee-house, , Hereford. Attorni , .. , s, Mr. Joseph IVood, house; Ileretord ; or Mr: 8. , C, IVilliaans, Bedford row, London, • • • " Williwtn Nokes, of Aele, Norfolk, liquor-merchant, to surrender February 24, 23, and 'larch 7,' a= four, ;It the King's.flead, Norwich. Attorney, Mr. 8.. klygrave, ' Norwich :- Thomas Whitaker, .of -the Colonade, Russell-square, St.' George, Bloomsbury, viatialler, to surrender January 27, February A, and - Nlarch 7, at one s :it Guildhall. At ' tornies, - Messrs. Fletcher and W rigat, Hyde-street, Bloomsbury. Robert Talbot; of St. Otaarge, Southwark, victualler, to Surrender January 3t, February" t7;'arid March 7, at ten, ar, Guildhall. Anomie*, Mesas, Wt dies and 110110- way, Southampton.:Builitings, q.ttatiterv-lane. John Wrst sot Btth, cordwainer, to surrender January «8, and March 6,7, at twelve,at the Christopher Inn, bath. Attornies, MeSsrs.'.jeukins and Tainev; New-Inii,.l.on don ; or" Mr. Nathaniel Ifityly, Ilarrington-Place, Bath. Whitehead, the ,younwr, and William Ucnry Taylor, of Preston, Lancathire„ iroonningers and iron foumlers, to surrender Felattrary 4, , and March 7, at eleven, at the Ceorgc Inn, Preston, -Atturnics, Messrs. "Wren, flolhorn-;court, Gray's.lnp, London; .or, Mr, gitartisani . , Preston. .DIVLDr:NDS. Folk. as. William Talbot, of Whitechapol, sadler, at eleven, at Guildhall. Feb. 14. Edward Cobby, of Brlghthelmstone, • shop , keeper, at ten, At London, • Feb. 16. Robert Lattimore, Liyerpcol, linen-draper, at eleven at the Gre,:o Dragon !no, Chester. J • Feb -'23. ahn Irowind, of Burnham, Westgate, Norfolk, itlrthrilder,":at eleven, at the White swi,o, Nors.vich, 'Feb. Norburn Ricliard,;(,:l, of Lincoln shire, fanner, at tea, at the l'-ed Cow, Darlington, Lin colnshire. Feb. ill. Isaac Slythe the eider, late of ,Colchester, stone-mason and bricklayer, at eleven, DA the Red Lion Inn, Colchester: Felt. tit.. James /I4ate of Manchester, usimilae.turer, , at three, at the Royal Oak, %I:niche:act. Fob. Tl. Miles Barber, late of Lothbury, London, mcr- Chant, at nine, at Guildhall. r.rarclj). John Prest, of Prescott- , ••.t.teet, Goodmans. Vleida, corel or, at eleve_ i ii at hall. Feb. 14. John Frith, of the Woshway, I.antbcEh, Surrey; doter, at claw, at Guildhall. Feb . ; 14. laseph Sherwin Gazeley, or Doser-catir ! , Cannon-row, Middlesex, - - merchant,- at ten, at Guild. Iklarch 3, Christoolicr triacend PeterAuber,' of einuld• square, Crut 1 eii.l ri rs, London, flour-ladors, ai eleven, at Guildhall. reh„ Milian Smith, laic of liosen - kary:.l,tna, clicestunonger, at one, at Guildhall. • Cl p rilAns. Fab. John Braitirwsite, ni Watbrook, London, faelor. Rithard Roger, of Newark-upon-Trent, Nottingiwin *hire, rhilh,r. George Alerc.life, of the Town of Kingstoh-upon de:fter.' William Smart, of Birmingham, currier. Villiana NLinth, Rnche ter, Kott, Michael Itry.tn,'of Sheerness, };.ent, stopticlicr. John Bailey, porter. merchant; LAW REPORT. COURT or KING'S BENCH,. S . k . t t“LoAY, ,lAN. 2.. Mr. ERSKINE mowed for leave to fil6a Crimi nal Infortnation against 'Mr. Roberrßligh, a near ielation ot'st Nohin Varl (the Fall of,l)mtwtav), on whose behalf be iii,„ta it, and who, he said, was under the painful nccesity of:ntaking this application to.the Court,•altur every conciliatory means, which was con3istbra' with tb goodness and also the dignity of the Noble ,Earl, had been tried, to re,tore a good uthlerstanding between him and that Gentleman, an d h a d been tried in vain. 114 to Mr. bliksarwr recited some passages out of certain Letter, in which. some: opprobri_ ous langnage• was direeled against the Noble Earl,. and which he - had answered us had Kamm his utukrstanding, rank, and prudence, the par. ticulars of which ought not to appear until the cast shall have been heard fttfly on both Lord KENVoN said, that, unexplained, this syttaa flagrant Case indeed.—Rule granted, lug the Defendant to shew cause why a Criminal information should not issue. ' • ' K tic V. This wax' a Rule calling on the Derendant to *hew cause why a Ciiminal Informarioi) Rhnttld not be .ftletl aijainst him, upon the application of person of the name of Pratt, alledgtng, by his affidavit, that Emoh had colleded at Yarmouth, it t' the Lie of Wight, ‘viwrc Mr. Pratt is a Meal wan, and that Mr. Rusliworth, being a Magi strate living in that neighliourhond, was sent for with a view of his exercising his autho r ity to quell the riot, or put an end to the turbulent vroccedings of the mob, who, through prejudict and .rnisguided foal, had direaed their fury n opolist Corn 4ea Flour ; and that the De. fendant,. RushwOith, caoi there, • but that instead of aa.ng-as sr Magistrate, he aced as a party against it. Pratt, ,saying tr, him, in the hearing of a mob of people, ,‘ You are a rogue and havegiven more than Was , necessary' far Flour—you have entered into a " Combinari,:n with others to raise the price; " and Tyon have. adalurated the Flonr,"4— whereby he in - creased instead of allaying the fury of the mob against,Mr.- Pratt, and by which he was • put 'into dithger of his some of the 'crowd crying out that they wonld hang him, and pull his mill down •i* that the mob followed and hooted him out of tlta Town of Yarmouth. to a great di'Aance, &C. to his great terror, &e. wa., d Substance of the chaige agalnst Mr. Rushworth. . On the part of the Defendant, •it appeared by affidavits that this happened in August last, and that„the2,iotion for this Rule was,made only the last day but one of the lasCretiii, - whichwas the 27th of November ; that during ~that intervA, and even down to the prettent period, no one in:: dividual molested Mr. Pratt in his pectipationS, which are thase of a Miller, Mealtnan,, and Ba ker, in the Isle of Wight, carrying an these three trades at different parts of the.4lands; that the ; people who had gathered ,together at Yin._ mouth had indeed charged-,Mr.. Pratt with very unfair pradice,s, and.,were Very angry with hitu ; but that Mr. Rushworth was so far from inciting ,or encoUraging*them to Violence; that he exerted all his authority in the best way . he was able, - to preserve order, and that for that purpose he de. sired Mr. Pratt to• , go with him 'into the Inn, which he, did, and there Mr. - Rushworth:expos tulated 'with him upon the impropriety of his condu& in the purchase and keeping back of Corn and Flour ; and that he was . so far frour profiting by the advice giVen to him, that he tbllowed Mr: Rusliwortb, into the street, and spoke to him 'very provokingly ; upon which,Mr. Rush. worth answered him with some warmth," , but by no means in a 'way to, incite the, populace to any violence against him ; that,' in truth, no 'actual violence was shewn to him ; that he called for. his horse and rode away, not so much as a single person going after him forty yards out est the Town, a few peoplettnlY hOoting as he 'passed that as to the charge Of Mr. Pratt having adyl. terated Flour, and given a higher price for it than was even asked for some, the Defendant protessed a readiness to .tender to him an issue upon these fads, if Mi. Pratt 41 any inclination to discuss it ; for that the Surgeon, and many of the . Inhabitants of Yarmouth had sworn to the one, and those who had Sold to hiM Meal at New. port, had. deposed to the Lithe? ; and-that the gal. ion loaf was 7d. dearer at Yarmouth than at Ly. mington, the opposite shore.—That as 'to Mr. Rushwbrth,. ho • aware most positively, he tad, ther did, nor intended to do, any ihing'to injure Pratt;Mv. that 'as to the Mob threatening to pull down Mr. Pratt's mill, Mr. Rushworth had the best interest in the world in preventing that, for he was the Landlord of It was contended, -on the part of 'MN' Pratt, that Mr. Rushworth had mlacondated himself in this.particular instance, although his contikt in general, as a Magistrate, was , most laudable that as to the, 'danger to which Mr. Pratt was' -exposed, the Court would: not measure that upon the affidavits of the parties ; neither would the Court inquire whether there was or W;18 not, any troth, in' the charges against Mr. Pratt, whether he was a Monopolist or not, or whether he adulterated Flour ; for that if he had mixed ar,cnic,with ir, that would not be any an. suer to this accusation'; for chic was - a complaitii against Mr. Rushworth for partiality against Mr: Pratt in the charaaer of, a MagisTrate.-r The Rule was supported by . Mr: ERMINE, Mr. tunas,' and Mr. ciAZELVY4 Mr. ERSKINE, among many things, said this : cc I apprehend that a Magistrate, like any othtr individual, must answer Charges that are exhi bited against him, only that the Court will take (ate to psoted him if he does nor err. It is, in deed, the dirty of a. Magi:trate to do every thing in his' power to avojd the distres - s of the Poor „ and to keep the peace of the Country ; the very language of his. COMMiShiOTI includes this.-1 say .11,,0 again, that there is in this Country a scandalous traffic in the necessaries of life, whereby the price is enhanced.—l believe there is some scarcity in this Country,-hecau , c I see upon the Reports of the two Houses tit Parliament, that there is ; but ksay that no man living can deny, that there is in this Country such 'a combination of inhuman men, who avail ahemselves of their own strengh by means of Ilticre„in .the situation in, which they stand, by Which the price of Provisions is greatly' enhanced, .heyonti what they Would be if there were no such Combivation ; but in proportion as there arc such perpons, in proportion to the iniquity of "their praOires, and the anger ,which they excite; should ;.Vidgistrates take care to provide, as far as they 'ard able,' against popular tumult, which we say, Mr. Rushworth has not done in this case." On the part of Mr. Rushworth, Mr. GAR It ow and Mr. BOND contended that the Rnle ought to be discharged with costs ) because he had answer ed the whole charge fully, and because, if the whole truth -had been disclosed at the time of mOving for the Rule, the Court would not have granted it. , Lord Kexvox took a comprehensive view of the subje4t, but for the detail of,whieh we have no rootu at present. He censured the modern dairine by which the oki Laws against Mono. poly had been treated as musty records, which ought to be digested chiefly by the moths that feed upon them;---such flippant observations were not the better, in his mind, because they might be said a little wittily, nor more reverend, because it might come , rom st Protium's Clint Whether tEliies of Miller, Wlealimn, and Raker, shonid be carried on by ono roan, be won't,' not presume to determine, •ticttougth in the reign of King of Tanner and Currier ought not to be carried on by one individual. Whedierthq moticrn Kac tice of.dealing in Corn, or any of the - Necd*s. sdries of `Life, to any atnount, be . the . enet of That upon the mass of the People what it might, should he covered by the magicwords " freedom of trade," he knew not ; he was not wise enough to alter the L aw . Parliament would 'do whaz_ ever was wise and just upon all these-subjeas.— He would not discuss these subjects . in that Aare. His Lordship then went o‘er the merits Of this particular Case, and wa: dearly of opinior that no blame was imputable to Mr. Rushworth, and therefore the Rule ought to be, discharged with costs. The oche! Judges colicurred.—Rtile dii,ch:Lrg cd with COsth. • Dunreas and 7. ihi - arr;;; con via ed of a des . berate ASault on an Officer of theße..enue in the due exec ut i on o f hi s a uty , were ,senten('ed to' be imprisoned in the common Gaol of the County of Cc;rnwall, each fo r two years. .• .Eitthi and T. Dilflitall wercf sentenced for another ofrenee °e a siniihar kind, btii not equal in degree, to .be imptisoned.,in the saute Ciol for one year. . e , w Bank !tock shut Navy ; per, Cent. 88i 6) 6 5 per Cent. 1 791 8 0-7 rish # per Cent: 147 i 0 4 pertent,Con. 3 3perCert t.Red.s6, 7 ti 3 per Cent. Con. sbi s S4i Onto Scrip 1 . 55 Bank 1.. Ann. 16 15,16,i Ditto Short Ann...51-0k Ditto Scrip LECTURES ON ANATOMY. CARPUE wil commence his ANATO Or IMICA L CTIJR Son ,Wetinestkiy, thc 29th. of I:inu.irv., at his house, No. Leicester-square. Altticu 1 ars ro s ay tae k nrlWu by, applyins,as above. .Mr. C. will Engina Summer ebursc w J'4ne. TO' Mr, BAXTER., Italian WarWiouse, •South-Brid,? Stith • Edinburgh • • nr the we of six or tight Bottles of spir s.. . IPA V's ANTISCORBUTIC DRops, whid i had of you, 1 have the sati,tadion to inform you, I am perfectly cured of titc: Seurvy, Which alkaed both my legs aricLarm s , aixompanitil witiva most violent that 'ePtir4ll, stripped olf the skin. dts firA appeal.oux was as a pimple on my left lag . 0 idy ; then it Fatioully creased to that degree of inveteracy just niention-..:d. Pre vious .to ray taking the Drops, every method, which had. been recommended tP me proved l have taken the fthetty to address this .t.ctrer to you, Sir, ,that, by your means, the efficacy of this Medicine ay be made known t! , 4thatie-alliittuti 41a stroll tr Manner, and as tutor recompcnce to the Proprietor, to whom - no lossef claim of gratitude is due, Ilan rfleasefrorn so baneful acina,:ise. I am; Sir, your rrtost obedient humble Servant, " Latswade, near. , Edinburgh,, .ISABELLA GOODL ET. ' U, tßao. The tattler-mentionedGentletnen do severally attest the authenticity of this curet . OHN PATON, Minister. MIARA•Y, Elder. AMES IdLTME., F:l4er. AMES ; STEWART, Surgeon. The'Drops itre sold in ITotties' of ss. rind rl. 25. eachi ,by the general Venders of. Patent. Medicines in 'firivn and Country; in the BorOtigh of Southwark only , by Mr. Clarke, No. 269, and. B, Shaw, No. 74. . LONDON : Pruiteci by:Iii;LHANAN WMILLAN, (ollioiv-Ntrco r coiient-t -antcn)i and l'ohlifilled by toHN lilswict, (of Crarcn.ltuthtti,gs, A u.„ • At the SoN.Ovr lc t o O. 'll2, Strand wheat iidwarditenieggr i Ordiri for the l'airr, latttrt for the Editor, &c, oced. i bid„ nivlL t 4 'addressed. THE KING 'v. KILNEk. This was a conviction fora Libel, and the Defendant was ordered to he imprisoned in New_ gate fir eight calendar months, and giv,e security for his good behaviour for five years, hitmelf in foool, and two Sureties in zsol. each. For .the Rheumatisrns and Colds .which -prevail at this season of the year, no Medicine is so safe and efficacious as Dr. JANiEs's. ANAL,E PT IC P 1 r.LS —Their peculiar tendency, to promote perspira ,don, and all the natural 'secretions, wit! account for .their singular virtues in, these. Complaints, as well as in many others to which the human frame is liable from the yicissitudes of .our Climate— :They are admirably Litilculated for disorders of 'the Stomach and, Bowels, for.persens of a Bilious or a Gnu!). habit, as also for those,whose con stitutions have been affeaed by a., too aftiv. - e or too Sedentary life. They, are likewise particu larly serviceable in Head-ails o,easioned by digestion, and in remOving the bad effeas of free liVing ; as also in... preventing Palsies , and Apoplexies, so often the 'consalucnCe of intern. .perance. " Recourse shO'uld be had to them after every excess of eating or drinking, "and upon every.slight indisposition ; :.and thus their well known churaderistte 'of proinoting'longevity Will . ;be Maintained'; for; by as s i st in g Na tur e ip;:the, due discharge of the' animal iun6tions, "and -by keeping the constitution as it were, in continual repair, they preserve the.body in health and vi gour, and prevent pretnatiire decay. ..,--- As the Analeptic PillS b'We their excellence to a peculiar preparation, which has never been di. vulged by thf.• Inventor brit 'to the present Pro prietors, they eau only be had genuine, from them ; and they art sold WFraneis•Newbery, t the Warehouse for Dr. James'aPow , der, h 10,45, the East End. ofst. Paul'.), a few doors from Cheap, side, London; and .at 1)r. James's late house in Druton-streer boxes, price 43. 6d. each, stamp included ; or the Citiantity of six maybe had in one large . •boxi for tl. zsi : , Observe that the name F.'Nevbery, Net 45, St. Pail's, ,, is engraved' 411 the stamps. Ad others,are Couti-: ierfetts., lIIP ArEik'S. •ogAvits.tuv, 23. Passed P.orilOverancc, ---, from Baltimore ; Vrow Hausa, front . Lisbon ; Hope, - Sva flower, ; Adeona, Wilson, and CO:haven, Mekor, from Tiainbroi. Sailed—the Adventure, Belfast q HBrrlptt, ChaV, for the Citric of Good Hope,' and William and Mary, fur Dublin. Its RRIT`D, On Thursday flit• 17.1 inst. at is:vinpsey, by. the Rev. Richard Kilvc:;r, rat oronsttg, c.;r4orge rto. Bert Stoney, Esti, Citptain in ihu Asti Itttgiruont, to Miss Ellis only daughter of Mstior,Gctwrat of Kamp- - se y, Worcestcrbliire: DIED. On Saturday, Mrs. hl!Tagga it, wife of John 141‘Tag gat; Esq. of I.a wrenee- Pountney-lani. • P IC P. - 0 3ALV P sTOCA.N, 2 2A.T f L'fratieStuck' Ditto Tunas , • E%ctlctitter Us New ditto Lottery Tickets ' - Ontritith dis• " trivet. 3 per. Cent. 541 i 41 I)Itto Ann. LI ) ; 7.26 Bank tin' Account I tuii t for ditto fnr Feb. 5(4 lt/fR...CI4RISTIB begs. to inform the 'Pubfiap . iVi• that one of the Estates advertised for Sale in February next, near 7ivlesbury, in theC , :,unty.af Bucks, consisting of the Niarior thcwhole Parish of Quaretuton, Fxceo the Lev W 0404, is disposed of by pti. vote Contract; and THERE NOW RE MAINS FOR SALE the. - - MANORS 4 - EHTNTHAM, 1-4.ARVVVICK, BLA C ROVE, and F E EMAST( 'N, compriaing IWll' GRAZING' and OA Y FA 101.4,Avi :1. mtitablc :Ind about ONE THOUSAND TOUR HUNDRED A CRES Loco:n inon K I (II LAND, entirly C , :111)2.,ap and principllp T YTHE . ! • - • - - •0 tits PERP reliAL ADVC)WS()N of REC. TO t,t I kEI;NIAq'I'O\ 41w, Amnia! V-31m= aholtt Hundr;:d A Eioity sttheet to thtt , Life oi . the lueutatie,it,• aged, about Soo) Year 4.: i• ;1 a Capital \Void, c:,lled WOUDi , ;011.7 ;stre:l. • softie:linty in NfitliCH :Neat tivtll also 'be -• .• K;.1,1; '• 1:1S• 1, ( i ' Sp Tht E,X:F.EN SI V kr, NO4 of tIV,XF,PO'N, with the Ancient'Mau' , lull, ru E . ,' n o s; 'With GARDEN, - Blitrrt's Meadow, oht 'ittiti 'pea? • SIX HUN.' 'MOH) A C h S irr Wee.t!un s 13111. is appli , Al fur and Will be obtained, previous to the Sai•:', for Inclosinr the. saint:. • ' r ti is impriwered .to •I receive • Proposals for , the Whole; or any Part, by Private Contract,. arty ORM! preVious to the loth of February ; and what is not dispos. ed of by that time, Millie ON'emptptily Sold to the .best Bidder on TfltiltSDAY the ,26th of , February , _• and printed Particular s o f t h e unso ld L ots may b e had Fifteen Days- preceding the Sale, in Pall-Mail. • • ? Vi 71-IEN Professional` 'Mt...n of Education an 4! , , ' V lesponsibility deviate fr om t h e genera l System by, the senseioh ()la peculiar branch, the'santtion of long cort:..' . tinned success is the best , criterion of sttperiority. Eight years have 1 devoted my practice to the. exclusive: ' treatnientbf Three Disorders, and rhe:succes.sfut result or, Inv-plan-gives me - additional ardor to'sppose as far as I lain able, the ravages of thote Complaints, which.are the most' important in the Catalogue of Iluipan Infirmities. After initiation into every. BiAM:I, - as . art Army Surgenn, I fanned a wisii at an early period of Praetiee to rescuelin. diyhtuals from the imorancc of uneducated men, or the equally dangeron.i precipitancy of geueral'Praetitioners.} The Three Diserl:rs, to the Cure of }v lull I have dz. ; voted toy attention, comprise every species of VE N E- - It EAL INFECTION, whether ot a reeent.or long du- ration ; 2,11 y, Ali, kinds of debility ; whether arising, Irons.- the habits of school-b o y s , or th i e ndulgen c e s iil mature . . age: And, iastiy, 014 t derangement ..,t the system in w 0..., inen, which.is called iIAkRENNESS, or O;TERII,II'Y. Numerotis Diseases aro'the result Of igliorance, or haste , in the treatment o f a s i ts l e Gonorrhoea; and it not un.." • . . .. trequently, happens ‘1,14,t the seeds of Life are potsoned by • the indiscretitm vim itligtiat*dhOtti.--fly a superior me ' tbod snch •ContrliaThts :ii:.! easily cured; 'nod, even where . . others have faied, I trust that. rbay presume to oil'er a radical re-establishlitent. . . . Few; however, ar y the easei'ef r orrii)licated cliotcess its this chinrderi cornprrci with the c :ilantitotts sitn,itions of Men, who,„ t'rsin an indulgence iwa solitary vier, or the prevalent : gai,eo,es'of a laAtionible. Ill.", a cquir e th at state 'of Debilit . Which is tho Unavoidable consequen c e orsucit w...rnicious'habits. • , . . : • r • ' Where th , .. unhappy suilerer,b;oods over his misery, but 'carefully conceals lits.inisfirtnne, il•may 'be some cons°. ;lation tin' hint, to knOW, that although it be an object of . doubt or ui,,ert,tinty with either Pr.t.titiovers, the , remoyal of these DAciiiii4leoby the gradual' prov,r, ss of Itenova.. ; i on , ~., ow licquireinent of my, ,Axperielic,... It the rites : (,!. I;.l,.c.ittis or Ventnihave began to r.-clia„e ganly.'vigo,ur, :in - al'l'dety . ' will he prevented by'att early Courttertie ; tiara ‘l' , l:iii:i'l:triguid ,State; anci,in threat; caw., nu 'great ,;itticult; \ill ~!ccur, a Rut tv/i.;:re this; Deficiency has tor years exisum, 4 proper Fersever.uwc i..; i , l..ti!,pew,ably rquisitelo revive the slutot.. Loring Spirks of Li.'?, .ii.o to u..a.wantre the Constitution. MARI; lED WOMEN, who have. leag been disap. , pointed tat thcir'e'qtations of a Family, may be assured, that in most iiistal,ces, inch defeets are curable by Meili.. till ~, i ;_, ..., . - ~ y,. Tita- 1141111iio es 6 el l ;4l 'IP lllY.l l o.dertakiPgs:' and thristol 0,1 ,i _ A t ,, i , i:hl iiiive , preimr9ed'tm.ite, form the bow . - prom% Otis, Itrict 'in taiititittOmvilkli such' tin!' ' imirration , ls..given, that Mr. B. may he• consulted; personally, or by. Letters ;la—losing a. snutil Note), at hirk imovi a house, No. 29, Arundel-street, Strand, near Tmplellir.• . vr Thett is art i'atidit ional Entraticelh Weterpstreeltit adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. ..,..,.;., M. B---, Mcn_timr of the Royal Coitme of Sorgeonis., • h.) T.. aWYI.O Si.rkgeott, No. g, New iiridge.s treet, .• • London, • ' • Lbutgo May 2; Igor/. IN the Swing of r 794 u•wmas-aillicted with .3". , Venereal Cot plaint, which I treated with inriiiterj: ewe for five.tranitlis.; but. was U. i . iub l ilect•ttVapply„ to LC regular l'hyseiclan, ,who put a. temporary stop, to the vim", lenceof the . Lliscase (by' wercurial applreat lobs} for some'. Lit t but 'groWing, in spite of all' medicine and ,the ad'vicrf of the t; cutler:nen .of the Vaoll.ty here, worse_ hi n t, wan:. for two years, I Was reduced to a state 'alirtost.tin, ‘ paralleled and Wyond siescription, being an entire leper and Illecrted fronthead to , foet.,*- , Aly hio,.throat, -anoint), nose,arms, have bei . m . altertiately'lli danger of, becirming uselt•ss ; in 'Short, I have hart' from' t wenty t o , thirty eoting nicm un my hody;, and, nearly totally de., privet( of b .1 t. w ouldireVOlWlllllVtijtra erticu4r rue all iny'v,ve •-•t,uflicc.• ft to say, these watt, orevec will-be, one of 'a mote datigerOury or. of a more Oomph... cared Ili p 4 w.k4 tows .1 044 , 1 tiP4 , friends, " imagined in self, be) (nal all llopcs of. recove r y; and, in deed,' itt Inv that 'condition, ticatll was piotl . 44blo to My more - that) int,arablC snic, In this closatlfui sitwitioo clitt I drag czsistencl,, till Divine Providenco. threw tit Inv way a 'Newspaper containing the :Case 'or Mr. ntr Plyntrairlifriends read it,_ s c‘ot i proctific! ~ t your LEAK. F.'s I'AT E. IS A",, Pll.l. al 1 , , front time to tim e , n now, and • ' 1 .,, ,r e, -thin:fottr years inrierreriba-. : ble. • t 6 prow t. 1, , 1, title, healthyc,~fld, to nte a rdw in gratittule. to, Cod, and hopei of tatiltt, wilow-creattire servit,e, I re ,ll-ler,-J YOu - • -you, may.at any tinw reler person; wi i z<, o‘, the -troth .of this, or ttirther l L., me or niy inendi by letter or per. . . 3011. ' t As few cases f6r tartne s s will OVOY equal mine, and none excred , it, I have troin.exptriopec,evcry reaben v.) aSourq iwitkirat, that it, your Lt ;IKW's lILLS they will find r:, speetiy,' and 'radical cure, 'ter that mth ost einl4 tut i:;: : .•;e of' the yerx:cal Disease, .. which' 15 tidied a cert. LUSS. 1 inn„withlfratitutle, Sir, Your 'obliged 'humble Servant, I. t-Insitnnouriteble : rattily rtrAsons present ;maki J ng my nitric tor' .d,i: public; but cr,:fl.tsble peritostb really .f.,on may be rcrerred to MC Mitt my j en d s . , lark.; Ramsay- Gl4 Men Edinburgh. i'reparLo S'oid hy . the Sole Proprietor, T. TA V 1.01 Z,, of the Royal college of Suf.. gcon, Lonitolvat hi,"ltoitse, No. 9; N6:4-11ritigt:-Street, VI I I Advice %It lOW Ulko,. to persona( 441‘.... i n 4 these piiis,4lKi will imswer it:flit:nib letters, if 'po:A. paid, on the sinne obk.rvmg oll•esses the 11106 C Inviolable secrecy, pvrbon's tiNllttr or case having been inentioned, but 4t.their own particular reque4t, hy .th; PropKetpri the coursv of more than thirty-sig years, .that he isms hart the conducting of extensive sale of the at Wert: Metlicirtc,, and, the priteticc arisin there, rrn /V 1 T. They are a l so gatti by. fi i,q A • ppointment, for the con*ri t nience-ot..tham. hying at a diaancr, by Mr. Watson, Sourb.britliT, Edinbur. , ..is; Mr. l‘lennons, Vrinter, Glas gow, to whom Also Nti. 'i r I.r, tOr his address ; thq perrooters,' No. 3i, St. Alb;ofs.street,. 1 ) 1411;01nd - 1 ; Mr. T Robertson's oY4stic.p,. - ,re3, Oxford-strectr .Disiborough's, No. 7, Vl . sh-troct-itill, ilezirly opposite the mi,numeot ;, 11) . • • iiooksiiller, No. s, ViSion.rnw, Little T 0 i,„,. r ., Callwell's; D t ibUrri and by onts Iverson • Aflable . tewn in Grtni.Riii,o4 and Irciat:i), in h : as: - 9d• ~ ;i_ch,,64%11C4 up wilt) full anir wfit!rf.:•l , , i , orson3 ofcither Sex max ht it ••••:. - resAy., 1;1,11. , ;f.)14.1 iit liiitain is:ir,•tledup with 3 ::. by ti of tbe.Corninic. , tt.te Stw.v.!l ,- fi , • No g, r‘. ~ .,•••street," to is ii), And 41 . .4 :Milttetteit, r