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The &Mons commenced yefterday, when the fol 4
lowing were the only trials worthy of notice :
Hoary Mulgrave and Franti, Stirlen were Witted
for affisulting an artillery ifoldier of the name of
Noakes, on the sth of Oilober lift, at Monmouth

court, Whitcombe ftreet.
It appeared from the evidence of Noakes, that he
belongs to the Train of Artillery, and was quartered
at Woolwich ; and that his wife, from fume difguft,
thought proper to defect her hullyind, who, doatingly
fond of his.tugaeious helpmate, obtained leave of.ab
fence, and came to town in fearch of her. In confe-
quence of Come intelligence he received, he repaired!
to a houfe in Monmouth court, Whiteotnbe-ftreet,
where he had been affured that Ike fojourned. It
was one of thofe temples of profligacy which abound
in that vicinity. As the difconfolate Mr. Noakes was
a.'eending the flaircafe in fearch of the fugitive, he
was met on the (lairs by the defendant Mufgrave,
who, in anfser to his enquiry, toad him no fuch per-
foa lived there as his wife. Not based, however, by
this anfwer, he went to a room on the fecond floor,
where he found her ; and on intreating her to come
back a ith him, and all timid be forgiven, the abfo-
lutelv reflled, words ran high, when Mr. Mufgrave
interfered ; and not content with beating Mr Noakes
down ftairs and into the flreet, he charged him as a
deferter, to fome foldiers, and he was taken to the
next Guard-houfe, and kept fome time in confine-
ment. Sutton was only the landlord of the houfe
where Noakes was thus ill-seated : but having been
prefent at the time, and thus countenancing the affault,
though not altually comforting, aiding, and abetting
the satilant, he was included in the fame inditiment.
The defendant Mufgrave endeavoured, in his de-
fence, to jellify the affault, by proving that Noakes
Bruck firlt ; and here he attempted a rut de guerre,
by bringing the frail Mrs. Noakes as an evidence
againft her hulband. But, though it might be fair
enough in war to turn againfl the enemy the gun taken
from his own beim, Mr. Mufgrave was not permit-
ted,• in this cafes to bring the fair one into the field
againk Mr. Noak►s.
The Jury found Mufgrave Guilty, and the Court
Sentenced him to pay a fine of tot.

PEACE OTFICIRS AT WAR.
Henry Bell, the High Constable of Police for Hol-
born Divifion, was indiaed for a violent affault on
Mr. Bradley, a very refpeetable man, and a mafter
carpenter.
It appeared, from the evidence of Mr. Bradley,
that, having been Come timg fince (worn in as one of
the conflables of his Tariffs, he was called with a
number of other peace-officers to attend in Weftmin-
lier, on the day of Lord Percy's Elation, as the
Succeffor of Mr. Fox ; and in confequence of that
Noble Lord's return, the populace were treated in
the old Northurribrian Rile of hofpicality, with a
plentiful diftribution cf bread, cheefe, and Rrong
beer, oppofite Northumberland Honfe. But, whe-
ther infpired by the frequent revolutions of the cheat-
ing flaggon, or excited by the memory of the re-
nowned feats of Cberoy Chace, recalled by this new
triumph of the Heir of the Facies, the people be-
came extremely turbulent, and • fought to break into
the circle where the butts of beer, and pyramids of
bread and cheefe were depofited. Mr. Bradley was
one of the conßables who endeavoured to keep the
Ding ; but was forced into it: by the violent rufhing
of the crowd. Mr. High Constable Bell immedi-
ately floarifhed over him his olive club of office;
called him a rafcal, and violently pufhed him back-
wards, with. a thruft of his mace. Mr. Bradley in
vain pleaded that_ he, too, was a peace officer, and
remonftrated upon fuch ill treatment. Mr. Bell's
high authority would brook no controul, for he was
a chief of brigade. He retreated fume Reps, in order,
like the tiger, that he might fpring forward with
more velocity, and gra(ping his mace in both hands,
rufhed with fuch virilence.againft Mr. Bradley as to
knock him backwards into the mud.
Two refpeaable- witneffes fupported there faits;
and four other Crnftables were examined for the de-
fence. - ••
Mr. MAINWALING, in his charge to the Jury, ob-
(creed that in this cafe there was no proof of a blow
aitually ttruck, with premeditated violence or malice
prepenfe. It was (hewn that the defendant had only
pufhed againft another peace officer, employed on
the fame occaficm, with a little more violence than
perhaps he ought. It was.very grange, he added,
to fee peace officers coming into a Court of Justice
and trefpaffing on the public bufrnefs with complaints
of this kind about their own frivolous difputes. The
defendant was only. doing his. duty in repreffing the
violence of a mob, and could have no delign or gra-
tification in offering any violence to his brother peace
officer.
The Jury, however, Without a minute's hefitation,
found Bell--Guilty. •
The Court fined him zos. and ordered him to be
difchar ged.

The Norwich coach, which paired through Ipf-
wich an Chrifimas Eve, carried to London 73 tor-
lies, 97 hares, s 69-partridges, 59 capons, 86 phea-
(ants, 7o wild ducks, 64 widgeons, 48 dun birds, too
rabbits, 29 chines, and 1.281b5. faulages.
From the thick fogs which at this feafon of the
year commonly fet in with the dole of the day, the
public ate certainly obliged to the Lottery Offices
for their brilliant tranfpatencies in vatious parts of
the town. They doubtlefs are of greacufe to prevent
accidents in heavy foggy evenings -; at the fame-time
they remind patfengers, that a Lottery Scheme .of
unpi ectdented opulence and confequence is on, the
very eve alma of Drawing.
No one need be invited to have a Share in the
prefent Lottery. The Scheme Rands on its merit,'
and• mull induce every •obferving eye to buy a
Chance. The eontraelors have already felt the good
cite& of introducing Thirty Thoufands, as they hese
difpofed of a large majority of the Tickets. The
eligibility of the plan has canted an extraordinary
lade in this country ; but from Ireland and Scotland
the demand is •unprecedented. The advantage of
-buying, ,on or beforeTnefday neat, mull be obvious,'
as the Fall-drawn Ticket is .entitled to mood.—
Tickets and Shares are on fate arahe old eftablithed
State Lottery Offices f Hozwsav and Cu. 26,‘Corn.
hill, 52, Charing Crok.nottl St. Margaret's Hill.
Borough. Nos.. 53,549, and 45,09, -Fri of
30,0cc1. were &Id ktimorsEr aurittv. • - (
• • :-rrr

COMMERCE,
COM Pot Res.—The value-of Britills Produce and
Mann/adores exported (thin the?Ort of London dont
Apalktougasiesrexcept the Eall indibs-and '" •, in
the thtree quarters ending the loth of Odober,iBo's,
• =bunts to
• " E 74979467
Ditto to the three quarters ending sith Oa. Abe, ststs,art
Balance in favour of the prefent year 894.144
Value of articles of foreign- and colonial growth
and manufacture exported-from the Port of London
alone, in the three quarters ending the loth of Odo-
ber, 18°5—

1C.4,756,(,92
Ditto ending rieth Odtober, tBo6 4,1 76,620

Balance in (avow. of the prefent year 19 snit
Owing to the encouragement given by the Go•
vernment to the Newfoundland Fdheries, it appears
that whereas in the year 1805,467 (hips, 57.997 tons,
and 3514 men were employed in the export of its
produce, there have been, in 1806,577 (hips, 64,667
tons, and 4336 men •employed ; making an increafe
to the (hipping intereft of this country, of tto (hips,
11,670 tons, and 824 men, in this trade alone.

Statement of the quantity of Strong Beer denomi.
nated Porter, brewed by the Twelve principal Winks,
in the Half rear between the sth July, 11306, and the
sth January, 1807 :
Barrels. Barrqls.
Men: 76456 Shum 24916
Brown and Parry 612485 Goodwyn l 50047
Barclay 5677 5 Clowes t 4/1362
Hanbury 4984 Elliott
4.: i6a3l
Whitbread 478:6 Taylor 3470
F. Calvert • 32133 Pickard 11411.1

MUItDER OF Ma. STEELS.—Many perfons at-
tended yellerday, at .the Public Office, Worfhip-
Itreet expelling, (it being the day of removing the
prifoners from the different Gaols to Newgate)
that the perfons in confinement on fufpicion of com-
mitting this atrocious deed, would be finally exa-
mined and committed to Newgate for trial ; but it
appears that a conditional pardon has not yet been
obtained, through the Secretary of State, fcr the
King's evidence, Hanfield ; and till that is iffued, hi►
teftimony cannot be admitted in a Court of juflice
therefore Holloway. Haggerty, and Hanfield, hand
over for reexamination, and confcquently cannot be
tried at the e tfuing Set ions.

On the 22d oltim o, Ralph Robifon, refiiing at Ber-
wick-upon-Tweed, and formerly ovet feet to GRORGE
DottzLAS, Efq. of Cavern, was tried by Jury, before
the Sheriff of Rnxburghlhire, when 4obifin pleaded
guilty to the libel, charging him with theft, fraud,
and breach of trult ; upon which he was fentenced
to a month's confinement in the honfe of correOion,
and to be banifhed the country for 14 years.

On the a;ah ult. in confequence of the heavy rains,
the bridge, contifting of four large arches, over the
river Ciee at Newton Stewart, fell, by which means
the communication on the great road from Pot t Pa.
trick to London is interrupted for the p' efint.
In a former paper we 'gave a detail of the melon
choly accident, by which 12 perfons out of 14 pal-
fengers, who were trolling at Conway Ferry in the
mail boat, on the morning of Chriftmas day fall, loft
their lives; one of whom, we have fince learned,
and are lorry to [fate, was Mr. Hunt, nephew to
Captain Fither, of the Royal Navy, who lives in
Mount-ftreet, Dublin.—The bodies of almoft all the
drowned perfons were found and brought on fhore in
little more than an hour after the accident happened.
The guard belonging to the mail had on his per ton
property in debentures, amounting to four thoufrnd
pounds, belonging to Mr.. Thorpe Frank, of Dublin,
which had been committed to his care by Mr. Jewf-
ter, the hatter of DameAreet, to be forwarded, at
the time the latter fo. prudently declined a-offing the
terry—the property was found with the body, and
has fince been reftored to the owner. By one of the
two furvivors it is Dated, that the man who bad the
management of the boat, upon feting the dimger,
cried out at the moment to entreat the paffengets to
fit Readily, and threw out the anchor; but their dif-
obedience, and imprudent unskilful exertions to fare
themfelves, was the principal means of producing
the fatal catrattrophe. The facile/ions of Mr. Jew (ler
prevailed upon Mr. Tilliard, of Brideßreet, to ve--
main with him on fhore, by which acqdiefcence the
life of that gentleman is alto inieferied. A pofichaife
with three gentlemen arrived mamma y Ferry fhortly
after the accident was known,, hut who declined
eroDing the ferry, and boated back to St. Afaph, and
there took the route through Denbigh,.dnd fo on to
Bangor. Among the (offerers were Mr. Godwin,
Mr. Hunt, and Mr. Ellifton, of Liverpool.
It is mentioned as a fag recorded, that on the
morning of Chtilhnas Day, A.D. t6oc, a boat with
paffengers on their way to iraland, was loft in trolling
Conway ferry.

ECCLESIASTICAL AND ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS
• The Rev. ThomatiMilns, of Braniptim Grove, Dotneftic Chap-
lain to his grace the Duke of Moatrofe, and Ate Fellow COmmon.l
of Chritth College, Catlett:44A hasbeen inftituted to the valuable
living of Agnes 13114100, with Harp annexed, bt the Haft
'tidies of the county of York (vacant by the death of the Rev.*
T. Dade), on the prckntation of his father, the Rev. Dr. Milne.,
of Newark. •
OX~D, JAM. 30.--The Rev. Samuel Smith, late Chaplain to
the Hook of Commons. has been appointed Canon of Chrift
Church, in the room. of the Right Rev. theldfhop of Banger. •
Oo Thurfday. Meffre.ol. Hughes; B. A. Edward Tlibmas; and
J. B• Dollen, of JefotWiegekmere admitted- Sebehre of that
Society.
CAMERTDOB. JAN. —The Blum of Ely has prefented the
Rev. J. Davia,Chaplain to the Oinovontent Chapel at Pat/mouth,
to the &Mg of King's Langley, io Hemfordihire.
On. Saturday talk,. the Rev. J. Python IM. A. was inflated to
the Prebend of Rica& An the Calked of York, vacant b the
death of the Rev. John Preßem. •
The Hulfean Prim for the preen year fs adjudged to the Rev.
Samuel Berney Vince, B. A. Fellow of King's • College, for an
Etfay en the following fubjeet :—.Ol The Propagation df Chrlftia-
Mt' was not indebted to any Secondarf mules:*
The Rev. Nicholas Samos*. M. A. Chaplain to the Aiithbithop
of Canterbury, has been prcfooted to the Redlory of St. Margaret.
in that city, vacated by the sefiratiotrof the Rev. Henry William
Champuey s. :

MFD•
Oa tiiii.eday the tit What, John Cologaa, Efq. to IV:ifs !fa-
bella, daughter of the late B. Coltello. El+

DIED.
"On Saturday laft, of a decline, touch regretted, Mrs. Legge,
wife, or John "Arts:coot. of Castbdcn Hill, Birininghent, aged eo.
Lately. the •Rcv. Jofepb Lodington, Vicar of Oundk, North*
atoptonfhire, and of Mottling, in Lincolnthire, and formerly of
Sidney College. The Wattage ofOuttelleie m the gift tittle King.
andahne of Horbling is the pretests** of the Whop of Lincoln.
Lately. aged 67. the Rye. Matthew Powicy. M. upwards Of
29 rare Vicar of Dinfltitry, %tidbit&

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• SALE4iIkY Aucirstas
By Order of the Cemmidioners for the Care and Digail
than Property, f
At the London Tavern, Fosiholc•fteect, Pigarn4l9r.
•• -Iniatt 6, it fen bioloct In the
THE CARGO •Of the Titlleellitif lAIG
,
• 4.41114..ER.VA. •
77 Pipes Eranciy,(Pmof)
34 Pitts At Wine
•s 9 ••Htschk!Olgtlahtl led4thes White While
13 Cafes Liqueurs.
The Cargo of the Danith Brig ANNA DOltOTHEA,fromCette
34 pieces andhag.po• 14,041 i; • • . +Gigot Almonds
• of pieces Spirits Brandy ,bales .
tt9 calks Rril tat Wlike Mut. '4 barrels Capers
cadet Wine - saclike Proems, Anchovies,
178 pieces and other calitsWhite &e..
Wine .• t. . • 3 daces Prunes
68 pieces Red and White Wine 2 ditto Raiflns .
%calks Vinegar a ditto Figs
6 elfks Orderany Oil Olives 1 hag M*
east Cream Team' • . 14109 Nate
5 calks Verdigreafe 1s baleacorks.
• hbov4•Cargoes condenuied•to'the Crown.
Aftes which the entire Pavel dließrig.HAAßET,eondemned
us his Majefty's Shit; AcTivc, Captain MOt!saar. . •
58 pieces anti half pieces
Brandy and Spirits Brandy
5 .Hogiheadts •
Saliogfheads Mufcadel Wine
• do Pieces andlalf Mies Red and White Wine
s cafes Wine in bottles 3 balareorks•
2 calks Orderany Oil Olives ;5 bales Laurel Leaves
4 dkto Almonds ' • 432 -i•••••-• Wow (Weed) or yel- I
ditto Capers ." tow pre; and forme (abet
a cafe Anchovies Articles. •
acalks Argol
For Catalogues and further information, apply to Mr JOHN
HAWKER, Merchant,. Plymouth.----•Plysnouth,Dee. 14,406. j
At the London Inn Plymouth, on Thurfday, the (sth of January
•tsoy,by Ten o'Cloek hi the Forenoon, hi Virtue of a Coin-
mifien of Appraifement and Sale, from the High Coin of Ad•
ndraky, addraled to Joliet Tctn, Efq. -
• • • For Home Confumption, or Exportation,
A BOUT One Hundred 'ions of very Fine LEAF
CATALONIA CORK of the bat %talky, being the en•
tire Cargo landed froth the Danifh Ship HAABET, A. Peterfon
Matter, detained on her Voyage from the Bay of Rofes, by the
private Ship of War, Trafalgar, MP. Gibbs, Commander. I
ALSO,
In Purfuance of a Commiffion of AppraVement, and Sale. ad-
. &died to Cuaaaas Marne, Machant, and Joust Ha*.
axe, Efq.
• too Square Bottles 1300 Pint Bottles
1559 Sacks Peale, Beans, and Calavances, each containing
four Boatels'
37e3 Sacks of Wheat, each containing four Bullets
1839 Canvas Sake
3 Bales of Paftsboard •
Cafei of White Paper
7 Calks of Brutes, and Pearl Barley
13 Cafes of -Wine
2 Bales of Nightcaps. •
Being the remaining part of the Cargo of the Wohlfarth
jer
Stash Altona, A. P. Keefe Mailer, taken ou bet Voyage from
Amfterdartioby the private Ship of War Lion, M. P. Gibbs,
Commander.
For viewing the Paid Goods, apply three days before the Sale
to the laid Commilloners, or to Meffrs. John Teed and Co. Mer-
chants. ALSO.
The Gallials MARGRETTA,
Burthen about Ninety Tons, is a handfoaie, ltrong. well bit
Veiled, and well adapted fora Coulter or any Trade where a.Ved•
fel of her dimenthas may ink, fails remarkably fat.
• Immediatelyafterthe Sale of the Maria Margremt,

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Will be Sold, her Cargo, confdting of
About po Tons of French Salt.
Taken by the private Ship of War Trafalgar, M. P. Gibbs,
Commander, and condemned as Prize.
ALSO WILL BE SOLD,

The Handfonse Ship HERCULES —Dimenlions:
Length on Dock • Ft. In. Breadth se Ft. i t In.
Depth in Hold a x Height bet. Decks s t t
Adair-dorm 226 6144 Toils.
A ftrong well built Ship, well calculated foe the general pnrpofm
of Trade, fails well, and carries a . large Cargo, captured by the
Lion private Ship of War, P&P. Gibbs, Commirodert en her
Voyage from Norfolk to Antwerp, and condemned as Pei" now
lying in Catwater, and there to be delivered. .. •
Alfo for Hot Coofuititton,
About gOOO Oak Hogllegoid Stave. . 4' i.,,111
2,2c0 Barrel Staves.
Being the condemned part of the Cargo of the laid Ship Her-
cules. Alto,
35 Tierces of Honey. •
Being the remaining part of the Cargo of the Agmboo, taken on
her Voyage from Bourdeaux, by the private UM of War Lion;
M. P. Gibbs, Commander, and condemned as Prize.
ALSO—The good Chafe Maree EL DILIGENT&
Sunken about Tommy-five Tons. A avow will buftt Wird, will
make a handy Coafier. or Barge. Taken from the Spaniards, by
bis • Maieiky's Big 'Haughty, Lieutenant Mitchell, Commander,
and coodeomed is Prize. - • •
Alto. the Chaffe Marees SAN JO.Sk stAN ANTONIO, and
SAN ANTONIO lT ANIMAS. - ..•
And afterwards will be Sold their entire Cargoes, confining of
Iron Wood Itoopa -y
Steel Rofin, and
Iron'Ore Tar. • •
Taken by his Malefty's -Brig Haughty, Lieutenart Mitchell,
Commander, and eon&aned as Prfres. •
Fos Condogues. luminaries, viewing, and further information,
apply three days before tb4 Pei at tips
JOHN
of •
• . ".. Meithr.loHig TEED and CO.
Plymouth, Dec. 24,1806. Merci,sto, Viturfoutk.

FIiBILHOLP ESTATE&o.aUCtiI...
TO BE SOLD bY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A Very defirable ESTATE, Iltuatedin the paritb
.of Hanfiope, In the Comity of -Bueltirgbant, emilftlng M
feveral Farms in an high Rate of Cultivation, Tithe4m,
Land-tax Redeemed, and containing together 711 acres, z
and ao porches, in the tenure of Mr joreph Kiteletshalithers.-
Togethet with the Advowfon of the VicaragOotAmilolpoaforeo
fold. " "
AKo a very defirable Rage, fituate in the adjoining parish
,Cafiltthrup, in the faidConnty of Buckingham, 'clanftiting of two
Farms in id high tt4te of Cultivation, Tithe-free, and Land tax
Rodeemed,pabst -4MS—tattling together ass acres, 3
rood., tt itegiebeie
in the tenure of Mr. Thomas Kitelee and Mr. 1 booms Aliehodbt
• The abate Mites arc fituared within ss miles of London, in a
plcafant pare of the Cownty of Buckingham, and within four miles ,
of Stoney Stratford,* miles of Newport-Phgnell, ten miles of
Northampton, and half a mile of the Grand junt!tiow Canal, which
opens ware& communication with the Metropoi* .•
Printed Particulars may be had at the principal lens in Stony-
Stratford, Newport Pagnei, and Northampton; at Mars. Mac•
. dougall and Hunter's Chambers,.9, Lincoln's fiat; at Mr Con-
' greve's Office Stony.Seratford,. and at Mr. Terreweli's Office,
gibledo, were i',Pian.of the glt2tes maybe feta.
The Tenants will nbli, the Mimes; and for other partlenkrst
nod to treat for the purchafo, apply to Mr. Tarestreft, Arrarbey.
Lim:ob.—City of Lincoln, Dec xs, Job.

LOI
ND

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HEA4.TH AND ......NGEVITY.
Dr.
HJAMES', ANALEPTIC AND ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
TE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pills, as a gene-
ral Prefervative of Health, is become univerfal, from their
efficacy ha thofe complaints, which continually diiturb he.human
frame ; filch as Colds, Rheuenadfros, Head-aelss, indigettions, and
other Difeafes of the Stomach and Bawds; which ache frAn the
viciffitudts of our climate, or from indulgent* Weise luxuries of
life ; and there falutary.cftasare produced by gently opening the
pores by night, and the body by day, without requiring an* parti-
cular regimen or couffnement. But.thongit the Anakptic Pills are
alto very ferviceibli in• Bilious and.other deep-featol difordirs, yet
being dcfigned as **mild purgative only, and-therefore not always
hifficknely active, the -Antibilious Pills have been recommended
in aid by
.an eugnerat Phyfician, who has ufed chefs Medicines
combined for Many yers wick the happitit fuccefi, In all .eons•
plaints of the I.ivcr, as well as in other internal Diktats. • -
Sold only by. F Nov/heel and.Sons,•No. 44, St.-Paula Church-
yard. or the Ctutels-way, Four Door fretutbe Corner of Cheap-
fide,LOndem Clnd at Dr. James's lays Nokia Srutost-fireei; viz.
the Analeptic PiUs, price es. 6d the Boxosi- Six kiJne large Sox
for el- 45.; and theAntibilious Pillsogice is. 04. s Boa,DetT in-
clude.l.olsferve that the V/ .mist .11 Noboru Ne. .45, St.
Paul's," its engraved In'thet Imps.

IN, the PROPiti NM% te,Pa.tf(glUM'i BOTANIO,II,
sYkuP and imern EIGINI WAREHOUSE, 6ALIs.
BURY-ROARE. • ' ".""*"
SIR, Coulidering it * aUtjP ihturnbeht oh the to
antkakacadlealr* benefit I. have reedvett fttoni pent letYaluable
Medieine,l hire vvo a,Aatetuent, Mich yon ,have my pennilfioo
to puWi.tb. About three years fincc was at Port Royal. jaNiati
Otiti &ire 1:610444a i pin tfifordht;Wheittr; er&ollt tiAe,
tlibncood 44Kiktitt,h 44* as it was but too apparent to 01(.1,
(dads , 1 then ippilt-.1 to a medical Gentlentan, Who ordered ake
Meteu` rynntil I was felitta. ted ; but finding hti hentftifturn It,
ni nod teaugland on board the (hip Fanny, of Which.l was pit
owner. Oa my arrival I applied to an eminent Surgeon, uttdcr
whofe hands I teinilned Oar year. Platting my Rrebgibio
.much ealiatied. by taking Mcrcary,
. and that the Difortin Ise
galne4 ground, I went Into the country to my brother, loth/480g.
ed dueitr go into tlir Lock -HofpitaC I did fo, and in a tittle vote
than three montbsf was difcharged as curd. Two mocks kip
this the Diforder broke out with redoubled violence. I was men
it lelyMnithtlekelL A friend adifired rite to tly your truly raids%
BOTANICAL SyROY,, four bottles of which petflAly meg
-Me; and although it was upvnrds of twelve months ,filoce, I have
not bad any Arimptonsi af a telaPfe, but no*,-ibarePOOn, I am Vs
round a man ai ever
.I wee in my life, and • ant, Itilirilth sbankyi
your molt obedient bumblefserrant, , j 9..,
' Bethnal Gr&O t,
Any one want further information of this for-
prifing cure, by atkize4ing a lint, tome, Mall Lave every f4tistaditar
is tity *Mier: • -
er To prevent itnpofition, nbferre Dr. BRODUM's name it
engraved on o,n Stem). to imitate which is felony.

iliTrotetfing alien a reiCuistrif educated MENt.
A ler of the ROYAL COLLEGE or SURaEONS in LON-
DON, I drink it incumbent ca ate to fignify, 'that mr Diploma
from the College of Surgeons, as well as Certificates from thy
•Hofpitals, awl dation' Profeffurs under whorls t tludled Phyik
Itiorgery, and Midwifery, lime boon for year rimed is ate of my
Parlours, oper to the infpealon of any one woo happens to ae
'there, or is defirous of fuck exintivirtion.

Teter ars Yeaas 1 have nit:geed all other.Prailice. for the
Study and :Treatment of VEN gßam. COKPLAINTS atld DEBI LtTli
—bet it wao hot till I had experience as an Army Surgeon and' ;e-
-send Ptedicioner, that I thought nryfolf jellified In the Seleeti.•
of this peculiar branch. The concentrated force of the human
intelilecit, when direfied to a particular point, °tuft acquire fupe-
eiority within the circle of its owu adien,and along colt hued fur-
cell', is a decided proof, that my efforts have not been Ids bene-
ficial to others than advantageous to enyfelf.
The diftrefo anii the nitrery which arife from a certain deftreoo
tive habit, fo pernicious to fchoolboys, have been frequently post-
trayed by the moratifts of the age. But it is the duty of every
Pradtitioncr, when called upon, to relieve filch (offerings by Meth-
cal AlM:lance ; and it is the acquirement of my exclufive expe-
rience in this line to 'offer in every fuch cafe a laic and certain te-
cliablifhment.

In flight cafes of deficiency produced by free living, refidence in
warm Climates, or too much indulgence of fedodive Pathoils;.and
in all recent Venereal Cosuplaintg,early application infurca its iint-
nitdiate cure. But in the moft complicated Cafes of Davi.' rr
accompanied by fever or Difiirders of the ryttem arifing from tie-
gledied infeiftion; tome perfoittri, ce is itulifpenfably requilitiefot
the re-anini•tion of the Conflitutiun and reftorztion to health aria
vigour.— • all tare. with either fez, the molt inviolable limey is
obfeyved, and the iCrIIIS of remuneration are plainly itatod on dm
firfUnterview. MARTIN BRhE,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London,
• No. 29, Artindel-ftreet. Strand, near Temple Bar.
There is an additional entrauct in Water•ltrect adjoining,All
letters from town Or country are expected to contain a Molt note:

IT has been too frequently the fohjea of ilia aced
general reprobation, that men deltitute of the elements 4
the medical art. bate offered theinfelves as candidates for pub&
patronage hi the profaion of phyfic. For the pulp* of twas
jultice to the reit& of our 'birdies arid experience. and to proem
ur from being chiral among thole benpirics whore impudent then
anfiope have,einforoanately for fociety, been too fatourabla re-
ceived. we beg leave to (Mimic to the liscral and enlighteued a
faithful ftatemenc of our purfuitsaad acquirements. After hating
received a regular medical education as the mirth of Me l% Grimt!
dal andlEizard, who": lectures and pra.lice we carefully atom-
sled, es prolefors an (bream of the London Hofpitat, we entered
ourfelves as audios, its that jultiy*celebrated Shoal for medial
aNqirement, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and werclotti
bed in the different brancherof Artarofty; Sdrgay, tie theory and
pradice of Phyfie, Chemiltry, Midwifery, Botany, Ike Ste. tfi
thole eminent profeffors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamill.on,
Duncan arid Rutherford. We unit we [sal notibe deemed fro-
funiptuous in foint that our proficieneyesdatemdrehtents Orb stat
inconfidcrable• Having for a long feries of years made venereal
complaints, and the various difeefes of DEBILITT;the partietshi
(died of our itudies and predict, it will, ste hope, be allowed
that we have acquired fuperior knowledge of their treatmeris
I and care. In flight and recent cafes of infeetion, a Perks* tea
1 eitablifinnent is completed is the sort period, of two dais; sada.
in thole of the utmolt inveteracy, where other pradirioners have
failed of fuceefs, a proper Perfeverance in oar plan of tieliiiiiii
enfures cothe patient a Cafe and radical cure. ' • - .` " •
Amidft the melancholy variety of diforders which are the Weeks
of a habit long and molt unhappily purfued by the you# of*boile
*Ms; share lie none more alarming or more diftrefling thee thole
deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or embitter
thematitedonial (tate. To fetch perfontit muff be a confeiNnierti;
fleetion to know that they may now, by a new and infalliblentodif
of treatment, be reftored to that grcateft of all human bklfings,';
itriang. manly, and vigorous coollitution. In all cafes of debility;
flans trbatcver taste arifing, as well as in every fpeciel of vow.
real infedtion, we may be confalted by patients of either fez with
the grmtettfeerety.and honottr. Hours of erinthattoo zettesiill
from ten tb three, end from is in the evening Wimp atnigiit. '
Patients in the country are requefted to Rate the particulars ot
their este,- age, and general habit of living, &e. ac. irielelbic,4
remittance for advice and medicines', what eliciting will be givea
or fept.to any part of the kingdom. To enfum that Sera" l'el 4-
&nth! tb Oar undertakieg, the'polate of letters may beaddedo
thabecoontfor•toeslielnitivi4 k; rictUitlttE- and CO. Surgeone; '
Novemker.l4, 1,1ic4 ...t • • . N 9. zoy, HattinGardak.
to fliGS:44tbitblicriNo.-9,1414 Brill .
IIIit&-IlchMUei it*tit 'arra* niluig=tiltile ,
o,lloH:its of 'poor LIAR E's RATSNT PILLS: 6- ookunuaki •
ease to you the following Cure, which has recently been ph-Muted
a# testa :—Au 'aisitiaintinei nf Mine, who by the breaking (MI
of an old Venereal Complaine(ittended by a Complication of Day.
orders railing tharfrom), was reduced ahnoft to a Schwa, anal
though he had the heft medical advice which could lie ebtrintilla
and tried a variety of paten torediatice. 'nibble toilid he precasted
1 which, leaned to fuit k his cafe, or do him any fervc; bs remained
hi titbit reduced and pitiable fitnatioe for two yeaer, astable ter
Toilet/ his profrAon, nod feared,/ Akio wails or Mill to Amid eta.
1 his legs ; in fa& no one who knew him ever Suppored it poi ibis
for him to recover. He was adylfelftiv hit to try your tweet's
Pstts.-Siditi• lot giddily adhering to the diredlitme giten with
them—he hat not taken more than two boxes, before he found an
alteration for &cheerer : this erre:keened bin to pideeed, and by
taking a- fair Spina more be found his appetite- and ittengeb grad-
ally return, and is now as healthy and as ftout as any man 4
know. You are web:rime, Sit,'to refer any perfun to, vie foie
oonennation of the above account Vitae:mid be doubted:
. , , •-I am, Sir, your obedient humble fervent;
Limy, Folkitone, July ro, TBO5. THO. PURDY.
• •••• . _ : Prepared and fold by the Cole Proprietor
Tans. TAT tea, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lop
boo, at his knife. No. 9, New Bridge.ffreet
Where,aller a conftant refideoce of. more -than 40 years, in It
pradtice• particularly directed to the cure of Venereal complairm
and chore iadidental to the pate of generation in both feats, sift
that inviolable feerecy which men ofshit prefefflon Scold Owen
°Nerve, he flatters itimfelf theadvicc and affiftance he gratuitotifiy
admlnillers to parent taking this medkibe, wilt loceiteenied,bY
a difeerning public, as an advoitage Sidon to be obtained, and
void of ambiguity.
'Alinfold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thole tiss-
frig M a s's; quince, at the Perfumer's No. af, St Ai:Ales-Reece, -Pail
Mall; tic Toyihop, nos, Oxford.ftreet; Mr. Dithorough, 7; Fite
Itrect-bill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinhurbir ; Mr. M•Dit.
afire, Glafgow ;Mr, Callwett'aiDultlincMe.•Billinge's, Litertirl;
Mr. Atkinfon's, Mancheiler ; and by one perfon in tray eank
&rehire tawn in Great Britain and frefend, in boxes of only ali• SI
"iiilthwd uP with fail atad plain direCtions. whereby wallas d
(Shale/ may cure themf.lve,a with cafe, fpeed,feerecy, and fatal-
, N. B. Every borfold in Great Britain Is Sealed op with a Stamp,.
he which, bY &vow' of the CommiSorsen, is printed at the Stamp
Office—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge.ftreet—to imitate which if
felony. and all others are counterfeit.
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