Star.
London, England, 1807-12-12 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

IN CONTINUATION FR' THR PRECEDING PAGE.

COURT OF C, . RY, DEC. to.

3X PAR.TE MACKAY IN THE MATTER OF DAVIS ANU

MACKAY, BANKRUPTS.

This was the petition of the bankrupt Mackay.,
praying, that Mr. Wood, one of his affignees, thould
pay over to him the firm of aaol. with the colts of '
his•application, under the following circumitances :
Mr. Mackay was formerly a refpeltable furgeon
and apothecary, refidina at Lewitham, in the county
of Kent, and by hisindutiry had realized a property
of about 40061. Hai4ng a large family to provide
for, he imagined he could improve his fortune by
embarking in mercantile tranfaftions; and meeting
with an advertifemera in the public prints, adver
tiling for a partner with 15001. in a bufinefs of great
profit and little trouble, he was induced to enter
;ntn copartnerfhip with the other bankrupt, Davis,
. the month of December, 1806. Shortly after
votering into this bulirrefs, he was arrefled at the fuit
of one M'Michael, upon a bill accepted by Davis, in
the name of the firm wi•hout his privity or content,
an was obliged to pay it at that time bat finding
it was merely an accommodation-bill; for'which nn
confideration bad been given, he afterwards reco
rered back the amount M'Michael. Diffatif•
fled with the,conduet Of his copartner in this and
fimilar tranfaetions, Mr. Mackay cained the partner-
Ain to be diffolved, having expended from racrel. to
Isoo!. Soon after this event took place, M'Michatl
presented another of thofe accommodation bills to
Mackay for payment, which the latter Paid fliould be
adjutred ; but, to his great furprife, he found that a
commiffion of bankruptcy was {holey after taken
out by M'Michael agaitat the joint ellate of Davis
and Mackay, iffued upon art a& of bankruptcy of a
general denial to creditors,-without fpecifying any
particular time, placer-att perfon. Datis turned
out to he a perfon of no prispCity 'whatever, and in
the mean time ablconded, rr, that the clime of Mac-
kay became folcly hat& to the joint debt. Upon the
Sri+ meeting under the comnriflion, the only debts
prov.:d were thofe of the petitioning creditor,
Mahlichael, and the folicators who prep iced the ar-
ticles•of cnpirtitetthip, amounting tergether to no
more than 2171. Upon the fecund meeting, Mr.
Wocd prefented himfelf as a creditor, claiming upon
a o ner of thole acomnindertion bills, which, after
(tine objections, he was permitted to prove ;—and
Dlackay cbjetfling to M'ltfichacl being the fide affig•
nee, believing him to he a perfun of no property
h never, Mr. Wood was appoitireft joint afficalee,
having been reptefented as a gentleman of property
aid rerpeea,olity. The whole of Mackay's property
cent quently becamevetied in thelejoint atlignees, who
immediately fold and difpofed fit: His leafehold
p ()perry fold for 12001. his furniture for 2801. and
the tea of his perforral property is proportion, alto
gether amountitra to vasty more than w odd pay
all the debts proved order the commiffion four tinres
Mar. By a correfpondence which fubfequently took
place Let ween affigro:es, it appeared that they
were jointly concerned in come mercantile rraafac-
tions ; and IVood propf•fed that certain bills wiling
oat of one darts& concern •, thould be difcounted out
produ:e of Mat kay's clime, and that Wood
fir uid .:ppropiate a font of 3601. out of that eflate
to n•kn ufe, at the Clare time that he (Wood)
objeaed to M'Michael appropri.ring any part of it
to his own ufe, he bring a perfirn of no property, in
which c.le Wood was :afporfible for the whole.—
The property being thus difpofed of, and Mackay
left s!:01 a large family, without the means of fup-,
p ling them, Mr. Wood exprefred a with to with-
draw hitufelf from the affigneelhip ; for which put-1
pore he eonfulted M•Michael, and then petitioned the
anet to he removed, upon an affidavit, Rating that
hs never had in his piffeflinn. nor had any other,
per o I for or on accorna of his rife, any part of 'he
bank' out's effe&s ; but in a fubfequent affid tvit, upon
a petition prefented by Mackay agaitilt Nl‘Michael,
he qualified the former affidavit, by llv:ing that he
had not in his hands eny property of the bankrupt.—
Upon thefe affidavit', Mr. MONTAGUE, one rf the
Cr udel for the petiti, net, °Warred, that they wee
fornewitat similar to the device tiled by the old man
who was brought before the Governor of a certain
imaginary Mind, charged with debt, when the ere-
ditor agreed to be fatisfied with the oath of the party.
The old man gave his crutch to the creditor to hold,
while he fwore pofitively he had given him the
money : the crutch was then rcturacd, and the par-
ties difcharged ; but the fagacious Governor (San.
oho Parcha) obietving the trick, had the old man
brought back, and the crutch was broke, and found
to contain the money. M'Michael afterwards became
inf lvent, and is now a prifoner in the King's Bench.
Under thefe eireumflances, Sir SAMUEL RomiLav
and Mr. MONTAGUE. on behalf .of the petitioner,
traded the COOT: Vd( uld he of opinion, that Mr. Wood
was to berefporifible for the whole of the bankrupt's
property, which Lad come into the hands of either of
the par its.

Mr. Lreca ably defended Mr. Wood againn any
collution whatever with M'Michael, and laid, his
client was a moil refpeltable perfon, incapable of
any difhoneit or improper aft.
The LORD CHANCELLOR faid that ft,mething like
an opinhut had been more than once expreffed from
that bald:, that until the while of the liatntes cow•
ecrning bankrupts filf,tild be altered from beginning
to end, or were annihilated altogether, fuch cafes as
the prefent mull frequently (-scent. ; and this, he
thoiiht, one of the wot 11 that ever cant- b-inre the
Court. It was too much the praulice of Affignees
to deal with the property of the Bankrupt. as their
own ; and he knew too many petfons, who were
held in the eßimation of the world as refpeetable men
EH the habit of doing this. But Atlignces fh uld be
taught to know, that it was their duty to lodge the
dices of the bankrupt in the hands of a banker as
the fame should come into their poiteffion. In this
safe, whatever might be the refpedability of Mr.
Wood, it was clear that he had dealt improperly
with this eßate ; and however he might have fwo.n
otherwife at one time, at another he admired tiwt
he had at leap 3601. of the Bankrupt's effects in his
poileflion ; and he f,ught to difcharge himfell from
his affigneethip, knowing that M'Michael had the
property in his hands, and certainly in the eyes of
the Court, conniving with M'Michael in defrauding
this.uufortunate MALI of his aids. They difpefcd 4.1

D.ECEMBEL 11.

L.9i4DJN 201.4RKET3: -

ORNERAL CURRENCY ASUNDER.
Wheat, 44$ 56s 66s per qr. Grey Peas, 6 rs ;oscd
Fine Ditto. 7os 74s od Beans, (old) 'B% 645 61
aye, CUM ) 453 506 od Tick Ditto sq. 6os cd
Harley,,st q 473 cd .Oats, 263 32e 405 .
Malt, (01.1) 333 73s od Poland .ntoo 435 44: od
White Peas, (Boilers) tscs 16 s Pt.tatut ditto to 4,s cd
P.ape zr'eril 231 231
Finc Flour sz:s Sys sBs—Seconds 4ts SCI

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H [AII OF CAT 7 'PHIS DAV.
about 67o—Sheep and Lanths, 6,54 ).
C.4lres too—Pip ago.
NEWGATE and LEADENIf ALL, PLeArkber tt
Per Bone of 81h. by the carcaie

It's property, to a large amount, at a time when
there was no more than 2601. proved under the
rommitfion. Under there citcumftances, his Lord•
'hip thought the proper order to make at prefent
vr as, that the Commiffioneis fhould take an account
of all funs of money ariling Gut of the bankrupt'>
ffrds, and received by either of the parties, previ.
.u, to and fince .Wood's firll application to be re.
moved from the affigneefhip. His Lorglihip alfo
thought that M. Wood itould be held refpuniible fpr
all the money received, not only by hit-Al-elf, but by
lvf,Michael—and he doubted whether he Would not
ultimately hand ever the proceedings to another ju.
tifdiflion, who would have the power to deal with
the parties in a snore fummary way.

SALES BY AUCTION.

At the London 'tavern, Foxhole ftreet, Plymouth, on Tuefdayi
the i als of December inftlatt.
By Virtue of a Consmi/Non of Appraifens-nt and Sale ailed from
the High Court of A'lniulty of Enplrani, addreCed to Edward'
Alder acid John Gould, Ffq Plymouth,
THE. FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
so Barrels Raifins
41 Half ditto, ditto
14 Q.Liartt.r ditto
40 Calks Pumice Stone 4a Bags Shumao.
Being the entire Cargo of the Danith brig Elizabe:h. F. Soutad
Matter, detained on her voyage from nit ite to Tonningen, by
the private fhip of war Alert, Jeremiah Mowle,Conmunder.
For furthcr particulars, Catalogues, and Samples, apply to Ed-
ward Alder, of P. Muyfey, BrKktr, Plymnu- b.

ANDREWS, NEMILD, •ND (/THERE V. MOWBRAY AND

CAiTLII.
This cafe: which has occupied the attention of the
Court for !equal days, came on for further hearing
this day. Mr. Hatt and Mr. BELL were head for
Meas. Mowbray and. Cattle. They concluded at
four o'clock, and then the Court adjourned.

DEVON AND CORN'sVAI.E.
FRFFITOLD FARM, COPPER AN:) 'I IN MINES,

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, DECEMBER tt.
Wheat to day was in middling fupply, and Isles nearly at our
laR currency.—Barl •y Is in large fupply, dull fate and rather
Cheaper, Malt likewife—Peas and Beans of the two kinds continue
at huh. ftuduation—There are tolerable quanti•ies of Oats, and,
excepting prime famplcs, this article is at rather Ids price—Flour
at our lalt quotation.

PAUCTOR'S RE CURN AT 134 C BRIDG E:l)rcenih er 20.
Wheat per load xBl os to 211 cs
Bariey_per quarter 21 cs to 21 6s
Oats per ditto it tss to 21 2s
Beans per ditto 21 1::% to 31 4,
Fea:e per ditto 51 2$ to 31 4$
PRICE OF HOP•o. •

OAOS. r OCR [TS.
Kent 51 os to 61 is Kent - 51 os to 71 ct
itiflCZ 41 Its to 51 ICS Stdrei - 51 os to SI as
8114 x 41 ics to 51. 8s F.trubarn 71 35 to 91 95
PRICE OF HOi'S IN THR BOROUGH MARKF 1 .
New Bags 51. 55 to 61 too I Pucictt• 31 zos to 71 7s

PRICES OF HAY A 131) STRAW.
St. James's. White.hapel.
layperload 44Q Qcc 6 6 0 1 aly prr load 4 4to 6 6
!traw e 16 oto 2 0 0 Str.tw 1 14 to 2 '2
I Clover 5 1) to 6 18

SMITHFIELD MARKET. December tt.
To fink the offal—per Rout of Vlh.
Beef 38 ed to cs 4%.: Veal 4.! 8J to 63 Si
Mutton 38 to.' to 38 Ad Pork 45 03 to Sa

Peet as 43 to 4s osl I Veal .3aBdto 5, g
I
Mutton 4. 61 to as 2.1 Pork 3; 8.1 t-, S. 81
PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENIIA 1.1..
Butts, c.-) to 3616 each ltd to 221 d
Ditto, 69 to 6.5115 24,1 to 2.54
' • tvlcrobatits Backs 2ed to 214
Dretling Hides ,64 to 170
Fine Coacla Hides -17 d to 191
Crop Hides for Cutting 260 to 2 -A
Flat Ordinary 514 to 22131
Calif Maus, so to solb per !oxen 26. to 32.
Ditto 5049 70115 365 to 491
Ditto 70 to 80#b 335 to ;53
SsuNII Seal< (Greenland) per lb. 31 21 to 33 4.1
Large ditto loos to isoa per doh.
' Tanned Horfc Hides tBs to a. each
Goat Skins 253 10 63.
PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.

BOUUDS for 'ITN and COPPER, LORD'S LULS of hllisftS,
and SIiAR ES of MINES.
By Meta& SKINNER, DYKE. and Co.
On Thurfday the ald of January, a Bc)ti, at to o'clock. at Carra-
way's Coffee houfe, 'Change Alley, London, in EIGHT l.0.1•S„
by order of the Executors MAL .1
mitres of JAME S WARNE, L.N.
deceafed,
AN rligible and very imprnveaYe FREEHOLD
ESTATE, culled WANE, or WA P.N E S DE NHA).I,
rno:1 delirattly fituute in the Parith of St. diary lavey, a IL-attti'lll
part of the Cuti:Ay of Devdit ; within Four Milts Of the ;`,-larket
•foottt of ravitt•sck ; co:tutting- of t.ts Acres, Itattite 'lied:ire, of
Meadow. Palture, and Arable Lan,, with .1 Faro houfe and Out-
buildings, ott leak to Mr. Geo. Matruter ; the Cop:ser under
the fail Fen:Anent, c .Ned Ilnpe,e tut fcver.,l valuable
Lodes Come of w!tich Fornire to he a ic:t ; the vaitraMe and
produdive Fin Mints:ailed VI. ift r, the bound of sy:tic't xre very
ex•eattive,fituate on the 'tired of Damn-tor ; the valu tble and cx
It,:olive Fin Mines called NVltite Wor.s, on Dartntsor Furcit, pro-
ducing 'Fill of a very fttp..T.or rytafi7y; 3; 'is Fourth Shares in
Wit.:al Pi: trills, in the IJitrilli of . in C-trnwall ; E even
.I.,.vri.ty-hourth of all Mine, under the (:1 -he Lands in
the Parifh of Cal/toe, arci a Moiety of I'Les arifn:g front titer:lase;
Er:wr ivy-Fount, Shares in Ling-long Mine, adv.:l:taze city
fituate at Newbrid,;e; a Smeltit-g Houre and Wharf. called ltrzic
er'a Mat ill, with all etc lixtincs and leaptetneuts, sligii,l7 it nate
on the Dzvonthire hank of the Navigatie Riser Tau,' r. neatly.
oppulitv Cslltnek ; and a Freehold undivided Moiety of all Mines
under ;he lentment of Briatfihaich, in the Para of Brentor

To he viewed—Printed p rticulars may be had on the rretnifes;
at the 11..dford Arms, .I.7.videck ; Tresvmaos, prime' s,
rz-
rtcr; Kt.-I's Arms, ; Pon I lonic
Rtdruth; Mr. Plinth:ll, Printer, Truro; IVhits I lam 0at..M..-m
Sou ; of Langdon, Primer, nc:borne, Dorf.J; Mslirs.
ton, Solicitors I•evehurch flreet, Loudon: at the Mee of Sale
aret cf tslsirfr.. Skioncr, Dyke, and Co. Alderfe,at: tires t.
El..!;;IBI.F. ETA F.}101.1), and COP VEOLD
ESTA neat

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BY N'r
At the King's Hcad Inn. fly-111mi, .43turl^y the 19th cf
Prvt n)hrr, at 12 o'clock; in 7 Lots.
Lot z. A COPYHOLD ESTATE, conlifling
a r.trnqinufe and out wnh 84 Pa:utc
acres or aral,k 311 t) M. 2.1.9 w Land, caittd MUCK Ft; RD, a eate at
t to \Jr

Lot 2 A 1.. aft h, id Iflate, cal;•d Sw..yneft, Droornhelme, and
rronlo.lni, litnarc at IntJvvick, conftiti:•g of a Firtnhot.o.c and
outlAdi,togg, Se acres of land, I,g to Mr Thomas Eihutt, tc-
nant

Lra. 3 A Freehold EftAte, ealird Hiil Honk, Gt..:atc at R k
and Craidey. confining °fir:Main e, barns, :et!. with 56 acr,.,
t rood and 3 poles of land, :et to Mr Flionris
Lot 4 A Freehold Nit.fillAge, barns, and otrigtildinjs, with r 47
acres 3 roods and 3 pales of arable and mead )w land, wiled St um-
bkholinc, Innate at RtCper and Ifi d, let to Mr Voice on leaf:, fix
ye;::: of which arc um xpir. el,
Lot 5 A freehold Meflua-.;e and Farm calla! Grcenhitrft, fitn-
ate at leudgwick, with 29 acres 3 roods and j>i pales ot land, let to
Mr Thomas Fdinnin.
Lot 5 A Capit •1 Freehold Meting. and Farm catLd Mace-
Place, fituat,• at nu..lgwick and Crailoy, co.oprifing a farmhoufe
and of tbuildii gs, with 84 acres 3 r.oda and 36 poles of lind, let to
`.ll- 1 hennas Hoad, tenant at trill
Lot 7 A Rioft ,Lfirable Fret bold Eftate, called Filen., fitstatc at
Ftihurlt and Abb..; r, compritlng a farmdt,:if, and ond,uildings,
together with ISt acres and 9 poic(of ariblet and coppice land, let
to Mr Stetting, tcoart at will.

Sty lin:tees market 4s 8d Town Tallow 78s od to 7os
Clare Market 4s 81 Yellow Rutfla 74s c‘t to 7.r•
Whitechapel Market White ditto bps oil to 7.
(pet Roue of bro.) 4: Ed Soap ditto 69b to c
Melted Stuff 3.3 g to —g od
145 ed Dins rough 36s est to ca
Average Price 45 Ed Greases 131 csl
Cors:' Dregs 11, to
Yellow Scap, Bos--Mottled, 9os— Cora, 941
Price of Candies per dozen, 12s oi!—Nioulds .13s od
COAL MARKET, Drotruher tt.
Ships at Market Ships Col 4 Price
32 Nev.. cattle C al 3.3 sos od to 57g oi
to Sunderland 6 455 6.1 to s a cd
3 Cinders t 265 Cd to C.CS Cd
COURSE OF PXCHANCE.

Amfterdam 35 72 U 1 Cadiz 3; 1,. freet. I Carol 45.
Do. r..t light 34 i i Madrid .ictlfoß 1.:111).,ti to
Rotterdam 11 4 DC Billow 391 efed. ( Opor:c tio
Tiarnburgh 34 42+ t.ll. • Leghorn ay:, i I)ll',liii 1,:l
Altona 345
25 __Ur • _ N 4ple4 42 I Cork i t-1
Parisi day's date 24 0 liv. Venice 51 'iv. Picenli tf..;etive
Ditto 2 UL 24 4 per ,4 Reeling
Bourdtauz 24 4 Polemic', 92 p‘ nee per oz.
NewAgio on the Bank of Holland s 4 per Cent.
Ntw Dollars cs cd per Ou:.,:e.

The Public are particularly cautioned againfl a
circulation of apparently new, well executed feven-
(hilling piece,, of the date of 1803, which, on any
very hard fubflance, found tolerably well, but may
be difcovered by the crofs on the top of the crown
being railed on a g/ole inifead cf. an acorn, and are
own lighter than the genuine ones.
treat lofs ha, been occafioned annongn the fheep-
farms by the late Gorms of (now. On one etiate, in
the occupation of Mr. Rowntree, in the pun
of Abbey Lanercon, four (core [heti) were found dead,
and upwards of 200 more are miffing.
Satuday evening, about tea o'clock, a fire broke
out in the whiting and colour mill of MelTrs. Sitfons
and Weddell, of Hull, which in the courfe of about
two hours, entirely denroyed the fame, but was then
fobdued, without having extended to the adjoining
buildings. The books, and the greaten part of the
(lock, were refcned from the devouring elements by
the exerticns of the workmen.

Saturday Dal ag'i and Gahen, for the robbery of
Mrs. White, in the neighbourhood of Dundrum ;
and Mulligan, for the burglary and robbery of a
houfe near the Black Qliarries, and who had received
lenience of death at aie late Commilflon of Oycr
and rerminer, were executed at the front of Kul.
mainham gaol, purfuant to their lenience. They
acknowledged the juflice of their lenience, and im-
plored the prayers of the fpellators, whom they
frequently exhorted to take warning by their lhatneful
end.

There are two other unhappy men convided capi.
tally at the fame eommacm, the one for the robbery
of Mr. /*Hien-ale, of College Gucen, the other for
cow (lealinr, hill remaining under fcntence of death,
in Kilmainbam gaol. . .

The Utak,' racy he viewed by .rerrniflon of the tenant`, of
whttnt priided prticulars may he had ; :tiro at the :;N:011, Ftri; rte;
Rc,l Lion, Dorking ; Kin's (;odaliritig ; Lion,
C; d ; Half Nloon, Petworth ; I\i‘irf,a Arms, Arundel ; Old
Ship, L'riolton ; Star, Levitt, ;of M Ifts W::,flatiley and Son, Pa•
tcrnoilcr-row ; of Meffrs Jo!tnfon, l'rice, and fretland, Solicitors;
and of Mr Weller, C!• !Itacr.

. . . .
0 pluck the rcie of p!eal'ute,and natter he ‘a6mn.led
8. by its thorn, has been the f tvnorite 047,51 of mantincl though
in thi, they have hetn ton often difirpointed; b .-ppily for the good of
fociety. the baneful* fft.els rtf6 illicit inte,e.,taftt are ratify removed,
if application is rna,k to mat invaluable preparation of Dr. Fast-
.% Ws, termed oturr:i sAlt.l Those Diuretic Vege-
tablz• Drops contain no mercurial poiroo to undertriM,, the coldli-
union, e;:d plant wher,: the Lim is to reffore health, whi.h
to many boalted fpreilies of the day do ; on the.contrary, fo in
noccut is this mnit ef6,..ae:ons preparation, that it is nOtniniftered
falcty to ed:dren of r!r: molt tender age, fo luccef4ul are its
rowers as to eradicate flora the habit in a lly.rt time the feeds of
dreafe, however latent they may or cliflatit the time of of
Et!l kn. The molt obltinate glees. lois of bone and palate, and,
i Port, the svm appearatecs of the action of a certain difeafe,
stave yi,dded, in a very fluort rariod, to their intim nee. To this
Medicine how /miry thoufands have been indebted for the rotto-
ration of health, after being difrniffed the riorpitals, and having
one tar ough all the routine cf common :milk:Me; nor are its
virtn,,s confined alone to counteract a cet.lin difeare ; wherever a
morbid hate of the fluids exills, as in r7.rhutic and nervous com-
plaints, it is no let's a never faiiing remedy. Sold whclefale at Mr.
Make?. No. 4,Che-mf.de, et.rner I Patcrinfter• row ;. and rer.iil
hr molt Country Bot:krollers, in boi tks at 16. sl.ar.tl 4s. 61 wi:h
ample r*rc Mons.

—TO DR. SdLOMGN, l.IVEl; POOL.
SUFFOLK..-Copy of a Letter from Mr. J. Tingle. Bookfeller
and Stationer, Llu,y St. I:drouhtl'A,
.Eury, Sept.!, 1;.,L7.
A I'ERSON who had feveral wiles lent for a lot.
6J. hottle of your Cordial 2alm of Gil, ad, lately called upoi
me for a bottle. and informed me that it had done him a wonder-
ful thal of good—he hid been gradually declining for a lung time
—had front a great deal of money I'm-advice and !min: no henefit
—he p.lid one Surgeon I GI. another LI hut all to no parrofe. At
the time he lint for the &ft tvittic of your Cordial halm uf Gilead
he et/mid not walk acrofs the hinge without the an-lll:ince of fome
0;t1C to help him—indeed he was gettirg work daily —he had not
taken the Gilead hut a few .11)s, agreeable to the dire lions, when
he found hirnfelf much brrter. He eatrinues taking it this time,
and from his appearance i. likely !u tin well You have the man's
willies to do what you Ogee with the above ltatemcnt, which is
literally as he told it me. I am, Sir,

Your o'edi.mt fery Ant, J
The Cordial Balm of Gilead may be had of every refpedable
Medicine Vender in the Urited Kingdom.
There are alto family bottles, containitig the quantity of four of
the 6d. ones. for 335. by which 94 are favetl
.Thole who wish to have the Medicine immediately from the
Dodlor, by fending the money for any quantity th.y think proper,
will have them fent by fuel% carrier as they (hall appoint. Poll.-
office orders for any fum may be fent by }mit, and the balance will
be retue ned ill the box, or orders with call) enclofed will be duly
attended to

Proper dirodtions for every cafe, to enable perfons to cure them-
felves, is given with each bottle, price If a guinea.
Norz.—each brttle has a government itarup, with the name
" SantL Solomou, Liverpool, ' engraved thereon, to imitate which
is felony.

, . 1. Dim.
SPII.SI3DRY's PATEN I' A NTISCORISLITI t.. INROPS have
Smiths, drwers, near Dumfries. The. dectafed was on his road to I rrHE Eqfpenfary, Nn. ts, • Sohn Square, be;ng
Lately, at MrCutlibert Paces, Golden Fleece, warty Gate,l 1. open to the Poor has contributed coofidt7r7o-,ty to the credit between Catlifie apd Penrith, Mr Tient to Smith. topfman to Meif.'.
gained. by akertaining it. etf eacr at a medicine in caLs of Scro.
Penritt with a drove of cattle, but being felted with a viol n fi- phula, Gout, Rheurnatilm. Eruptions, and Nervous t •Sfeares, de.
of el/eclat:die, was obliged to Rop at Quarry Gat- where he breath- pendant on the obitrudions of the Rom ch and inteftines, and in
ed his lett, in great agony, after two days dines all thrfe complaints of diffuft.d bib., where calomel has loft its
Saturday hit at Hull, aged 37, Nathaniel Tueker„M. D effed by frequent tile.. 1
Ott the 4th inftant, in Charlotte area, Daniel Dulaney Addifan , It is requifite to ciution the Public again ft purchafing any others
but thole bearing the words " By the King's Paton" on the
EN. of The late Regiment of Maryland Loyalifis railed in 1776;
difbauded at the Peace 17/13.
bottle, bill of diredions, anti outfide wrapper; together with the
- : Ring's Duty, printed in black ink: fat in bottles of se. 6ci ;
i• double bottles roe.: I-rger i I a'.; dr-r itteluticd.
1

FOR. COUGHS. 110 e.'2 N, MS, ice.
THE great dem,,n I flit M. . GREfiNOUGH'S La-
zew ors of Totu, spot fi'tc, years trial, proves their fupe-
rim ity as the moft pleatartt a. d eff.etaq Remedy for ail Cough,.
Hoarfeneffes, Sore Throw., and la.flutions the Lungs, heal-
in the Rawnefs and Sorener. ot ,he 8r...4ft, and affording raid
in.Shortnefsof Breath, rifhmatic. and Coefun,ptive Complaint&
They do nut cloy the Stomach but create an Appetite. As the
great benefit to he derived from them, can only be fecured by
irg them genuine, the Public are rcrocfted to obferve, that
R. HAYWARD is printed on the ftanios.
There Lozenges are prepared and (old by R. Hayward (fitecefflt
to I'. Greenough. the inventor,) removed from Ludgate Hill to
56, Piccadilly ; Newberg and Sons, St Paul's Church/an); Ba-
ron, Oxford ftreet ; Clarke, Borough; Ward, Holborn; and the
Venders ot Genuine Medicines throughout the United Kingdonia
', Price One Shilling and 'I hree Halfpene ••the Box

For CLEANING and BEAUTIFYING the TEETH, PRE.
PAit Ft) CHARCOAL and CONCENTRATED SOLU.
TION.
HA RCOAL, from its antifeptic properties, has
lo :g been %con:a:ended by the firit profelTional men as the
tnr:ft anzcimis Tooth Powder that can he ufed for cleaning,
whi:cking and pref.rrb the Teeth, rensaving the Scurvy (rafts
the thm,s, and deftroyh_g the hztor aria -g &nal carious teeth,
which coctamivates the breath, and is incapable of injuring the
!.

Frt;:a the great reputation the venuine rrparitinn invented by
Edrn. (4.:lit.nt.t co the Ikkr and Durhrft of York) has
acluired, 'surly daily 14E1.4.-1 fir Tale ; the true only
is fizord I.lr.lnir on the Lthcl.
. .

6 roil wit:A:Sale and retail at No. SF. Pice'lllty, cornet
of Ai ;:any, in boars wad bottle:. at as and is. 9d. each; is alto
fold re all by Newl•cry. St. Paul's d; Riggr, Cheap-
; Vale, rornhill ; Daeifon, ct et ; and Baylay and
Blew, CoC icfrur Circe:, London; Gregb.n. laveriv:ol; Fen ier and
Co. Dublin: Care,ill aid Re:Lburn, ; Nedles, Duecr ;
Brian, Y. rt (mouth ; and Awinl7-n, ie.-tt..r

•
Rtih tJt.iAt lls Nis, PR AIN& Cit I &c.
DR. S 01'..q)P1.1)0C.,
in the Stamp ratan d rz.cf, bottle are engraved the words" F. New.
bcry, Nu. 45 ,St. and chore without 014 dittiuCtioa are
fpurion..
tticcas of tLis Metl.icine hat given rife to a
great rtm:t.er of c sunterf,;ts, as sveil as to a variety of
F.mbrocalions, Hi: nets, Liaiments, &c. &c. tome of which at
fo lot ar.d ftrorg, as often to ixcnriate, to elute Welters, or
even to con-radt the fii•co.,:i ; othtrs are fo we,k as to
i)e of no :—itut this epojeldn. by it. happy combina.
lion, by Cle union of dMcacy ao,l f.,fLty, will ever maintain
its wortc..l ~-airence am! f'...?e,ioti.y. By i!s warm, penetrating
and attctina•i:ig qualities, it is a molt excellent remedy for tater-
; and its Itrenwitening powers, it fpeedily re-
ftores the parts which are injured by bridles and fprains; it is of
great ferrite in cramps, or txml,n,ls ; in (land.; nr weaknefs of
•lic jr,ints; s. Oro iu pron:oting ,tion in the limbs when in a
likewife fuccefeful in Chilblains,
and if i time, will 1-r,./e,:t thiir breaking, but in this corn-
I,int a tint .fit thou td he dittAved in a fpoon,and applied warm.
Sold only by F. Newhery and Sons. No 45, St. Pitta's, 4 doors
from the couch way from Cloapktic,l.nntion.price as 6d each bat.
tie,duty i”ciudrd ; and by their App:,*.ntrnent, by il.teon and Cu.
Oxford•ltte:t ; Wade Oltl-Bond itr.93; Ilayiey and Co. Oath.
fpur area ; Ward, Middle, ruw,liol;irn ; Clarke, Borough High.
greet ; Roy.' Exchange ; Diet). and Sutton, Bow Church.
yard; an 1 112 mi,, .aarner Ludgate•nrect.

R Y DIV,INE PROVIDENCE—The BALM of
t2'pricr only as. 91 is the hat I'ollo4 in the univerle
for Net, ons Complaints, the malt powerful reltorative and reanl-
mating Balm of Life and Health, and the falai and belt medicine
in the wood. It ism). pre te,,ded that this medicine can arreft the
pia-refs of nature, hut it is altzrted and proved, that it willreftoee
health even where the cot:ll4%l6mi amsears to have been irrepa-
rably injured Tlir.fe who have impaired their health by a red.
deuce. in lon and imhealthy din ate.; the young of either fax,
where infirmilcs threaten premature old age, a life of miler', and
an early di;i'Lution ; and thole more advanced in years, whole
totteriag, fiph.fs franres acpear w•thercd.and almoß worn nut, arc
the more immediate °liras of this fondling Balm whole beniztrt
induence may be extended to the wh .le clafs of valetudinarians....
For in all cafes, and in all ages, where the folids are relaxed, cabers
the colt:lLl:tus has received a Black, or is by any means drhilitat:4,
Reitoratiee and lt. animating Balm of Life and Health will
produce the harpiett cilrets ; the cold and tremulou- nem-, will
be warnaal and iteadied ; the relaxed fibres will be braced and
tendered firm ; the inufeka will be invigorated; the fioews will
he itreipc;the,:ed; the emaciated limhs will he covered with firnt
d:rt; ,he x !mulled yens will be replenithed ; the imptaverithed
watery blood x9l become He., and balfamic. and its languid circu-
lation r.-flored :o the fanative Impetus, which is the true criterion
of beak h ; the larguid, d rooping fpir its will be revived and exhila-
rated; eligeltion will he promoted ; inlhort the tone of the nerves
win he tailored, and by :sere means the whole conititution will
be renovated. la.r.bl-nefs, I dlimtic, anxiety, melancholy, and all
the deplorable fyinptonni of difeafe will vanilla; and ftrength, ar.
dour, fere- it y, and every evidence of renovated health will be the
happy refult of taping this i t ltimahle Balm in due time, accord.
irg to the diredtione fur ufe accompany each bottle—The
Palm of Qito is prepared and fold by W. W;thers, Chemilt, No.
229, Strand. bear f emple Bar, London ; retail by Tutt, Royal
Lxcl•ange ; No. 76, Oxford (tract, 23. l'all-Mall, and all refpcda-
bile Meelirine Venders...4'i ice as. 9d. per bottle.

Pt; fiLIC VAN FAGE.
I 'HE advantage the public mud always deri,e
1- from regularly educated prufernunal men direding aimed ex-
,
eluilvely their ftudies to one Ipecies of malady. was never more
clearly demonftrated than by the unexampled faced' which has
atteuded the a;.4.ininiaration of their new remedy. and the extra-
ordinary cures it has performed. For a long fericsof years, Mats
CilibßlF. and Co. Surgeors formerly in his Majefty's (crake,
have made the Veceveal Difeafe the particular object of theft In•
veitigation and ate ha7py in having difeovered a medicine (ups-
, dor to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fuffielent to
°Verve that the effedls of this remedy are diametrically oppofite to
thole of tuercury,fOr though it completely eradicates every veftige
of the virus, in its molt confirmed sages, yet it does not is tae
leaft Injure the canftitutio n---on the contrary, it renovates the lyf-
! tem in all its natural "unctions, promotes appetite, aneacilitatee
dig itior —thus inftead of reducing a tireng and vigorous conftitu•
lion to the frightful condidon that mercury does, it not only pre-
&ryes the conftitutlon in its primitive Rate, bat reitores a weak
and debi:iiatei one to its natural itrength and vigour.
N mbedefs inftances are on recent record of the fuperior efficacy
of this NiedLine, its inherent and fpecihe virtues adding as a per-
petual Corr-t tive to bodily debility. whether trocettiieg from
an exc.fs of coo;tegal or illicit ph afure, or froas the more
infehmus, though not lefs deft indisiAt of incsis-
tirnti y 'nth of botfa texts in a czrlain pernicious habit tiesidtt
the mel.e chely variety lof dir)rders which are the confequence of
this t 4itary vice, there are none mere aftlidieg than that diftreffing
Rate of debility and dePciency, which prevents or t whit tees the ma-
trimonial Rate ; the unhappy foal rer broods over his ritisfortuee-
aihamed to reek relief, until he is reduced to fuch a ;late of weak-
neis as to render life opprefil we. To (itch perfors it ninft be a coo-
folirg re&.lion, to kti,;w that they tray now. a new infallible
mode of treatment, be rcilored to that greateft of all human blear
legit, a ftrem., manly, and vigorous c Drdtitution.
In all cof..s of debility, deficiency. from whatever mare arifielg,
as arenas in ev:ry fpecles cf venereal infeclion, MelTrs Currie sad
Co. may be confulted by p.oicias either fee, with the grated
fecrecy and honour, at tbeir !inure, No. ic7, Hattou Garden.
Letters fmni the Country (oat paid) includiog a bank note,
will have the neceffary medicine and advice ft nt to any part of the
Kingdom. No 10/ Hatton Gerdes'.

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