Star.
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accnrding to his own plettfare." Mr- Tucker con-
ceived it was improper to anfwer this letter, and Mr.
Bourne,_ difappointed at receiving no reply,
is on the
eth of May, the fueceeding day, gratified h impa-
tience, by making another communication on she
fubjed. He raid, " that after what had pelted, My.
Tucker might be furptifed at hearing from him fo s
early, but judging ot what might bt-his Lorp'
feelings by his own, he thought the fobjed deferred
ferions examination. Aecuilomed, as he was, to'
conquer, he might with to meet his enemies in open
day; but there were tecret aitaffins, who Were not
the lets dangerous becaufe they would not enconntee
publicly a generous enemy ; and whatever Night he
his Lordthip's contempt for his antagonift, he might
be wounded in a trial of (kill with a Grub-Rreet ea_
venturer. Under there fentioients, he had obtained
the original manufcript, ancithe whole impreffioh, cat-
filling of (even hunched vrh he would rend
the enfuing morning iit confidence to Mr. Tucker."
Thus far the firß Defendant had obtruded hinefelf
on the Admiralty. in refped to a libel publitlitd by
Come other pertain, and of this libel be made an offer,
not only of the manufcript, but of all the printed co-
pies; and conformably` ith this
the
he tranf-
ferret' them to the paoo of the Secretary of the
Noble Earl. The matter ion now ruppored to be at
tea ; the pamphlet indeed*as advertifed for tale, but.
did not make its appeatance ; but the Learned Com-
fit [Aid, it was necetiary he fhould espore tome por-
tion of the contents of the Lill, in order to make the
concern of Mr. Bourne in the lea pamphlet propeely
—... underflood. In the th
olethirty-nin ge then oe for-
COURT OF KIG'S AMOK nter, it was GiJ, " whgt has y Lordthip done to
Yeßerday being the firit of the Michaelmas Term, repair the devallation of oar Navy
You have con-
_ bias. CH ANCILLOR and twelve Judges went in traded for a number of gun vette'', but they are not
prneeffiOn to Weßminfler Hell, sod, with the sects,: in readinefs ; and to apiilogife for the delays in your
'‘ reed folemnities, commenced the bufinets of their arrangements, you citcuiate opinions, that they are
fpedive Courts. not necettiry. Whence this delay ? Might they not
Couvicos.—Mr. Celerities. made his report of the have been built with equal convenience in one, as
Rate of the Convids at Woolwich, and on board the in nine months ?" Lord St. Vincent, like every other
'lulls ; he reprefented them as being employed on man in a public Rationr. might fitly have his con.
s • f nriblic utility, and generally in a Rate of deft enquired into. This was not the fubjed of the
good health. Noble Earl's complaint ; but he objefted. that the
.`teW -HittCLlDlC.—After the junification of bail, party in this cafe Mout,' invent fags, and thereby ob-
which occupied a very confiderable portion of time, (creations on the contrivances of his non imagine-
the Gentlemen appointed to the office of Chief Clerk lion, attribute motives to his Lordthip, Align conic-
anoeated in the front of the Coon, in their full &de 'Vence; to his adminittration whith were wholly
toilet. unfounded and nugatory. The Learned Counfel
Lord Eierometooon produced a dead. and de. raid, he might compare his own opinions with thole
fired it might be read. It was his Lordthip's sp. of the highelt Judge of the land, whom he had then
pniistosent of Ofborne Markham, EN- and Thomas the honour "Or addreUing, but he Inuit anomalyke
Le Blanc, Efq. to the office of Chief Clerk of the fads. in order to five the preponderance in
Ciente of King's Bench, vacant by the death of Da. his own favour. the pamphlet proceeded, " I will
wid VireountLord Stormont, afterwards Earl Manf. tell you, my Lord, why you affect as you have done
field, and John Way, Efq. to,
bold the fame, and the —you dreaded enquiry. and dated not agitate any
fees belonging thereto, during the tali of their na- Board
whia might induce intalligation- Your
total lines. and the lifeof the longer liver of them. Board has been too much employed with plans to an-
The grant having been read, Lord Eeaso titmouse,. ,noy the defenders of the country, to admit you to at-
tend to its true interefts." The publication ,nandth
Mr. Markham and Mr. Le Blanc lo
th the oath of vanced to other matters of a perfonal natur
ollegiance, and silo an oath to receive the fees of the Sir William Elford and Sir Andrew Snape Hem-
, according to the law and the cußom of the mood were made confpicuons adore in the drama.—
Conn. They then made obeifanee to the Court, The latter, it Paid, was to be temoved, in oider to
Mid took their fiats under the Bench. During the introduce Mr. Tucker, and the Navy Office was ran-
ceremony, the Judges temained covered. licked, in the hope of dilcovering fome decnments
Mr. blarlet am is the (on of the Archbithop of on which an accuiation might be rupported. It was
York. and Mr. Leßlanc. the nephew of Sir Simon Le dircovered that he had charged at too high a rate for
IRAK, ons tithe Judges of the Court of King's Bench. the materials from which the cordage of Chipping
The °lke to which they have been appointed is was Cu lied. It was then recommended that he.
oftegaved one of the Ina lucrative in the Law De. &told withdraw, inked of awaiting the accuration,
partment. in order that a more favoured thbßitote might emu-
SibllL Mr. ViNCIDT V. 111OVIDC, MUM MID SYDNLY. py his place. If he were guilty." fays the PAM-
Mr. Easing' moved for a rule to &tweets*, wby phleteer, to this honoured and hainourable Peer,
criminel information throat; not itrue againft withane " you fiend in the difgraceful tituation of compute.
Henry Bourne. Efq. John Bndti, of Pall Mall, Reek, ding Glory. It was not (he adds) the want ot legal
feller, and George Sidney. of Northumberland-greet, evidence that would induce you so remove hint, for
printer, for printing and publithing a molt reandalous You have not merely difpeoled with the forms, but
andonalieious libel egainathe Earl of Sr. Vincent. H witlethe principle; of juloce." This, their Lordthips
f.id,the defamation for a Well fedi efs was nn w liiught by would diforn, WAS not a mere charge cf inability,
die Plaintiff. originated in a deep confpiracy to in. but of the bafeA motives, and of the moll nefarious
"ma-
ere him in the public opinion ; and not only this, condult, and yet ail this is the inventive of the ma-
but to bring into dittepute the naval Goveenment et( lignant author. l'age 60, he proceeds to fey, "that
this country, at the moil critical period of its Mtn, y. in confequence of Come inifieprefentation, the private
Underfueh eircumffances his Lordthiphad confithred letters of Lot d Keith, of another gallant Admiral,
it equally doe to his own hnour, and to thwell-being and of Sir Sidney Smith, were opened, and the.lat
of the State, to relied the matter to judicial invellig a ter (he lays) was fatpeded of treafonabie corierpon-
tion. Two pubucati ns were connefted with the dente by the Board of Admiralty." The papers of
prefent enquiry : of the MI, Mr. William Henry Sir Sidney (he adds) were continued to be infpeded
Bourne was not the oflenfible publither ; but his in. under the fame dißruit, and he secures the Admiral-
terell with the former would be therein by his concern ty of employing an individual in an important eons-
in the latter. Mr. Tucker, Secretary of his Noble mane, oho they apprehended held ports
Client, had made his affidavit, that in the ttionth rif with the enemy. 'Mete were a feev of the objedione
April Mr. Bouree called upon him, and told fern able parts in this calumnious work. The title it lenre
there was a on
the coming out, with loose fevere was " Naval Adminiflration : A Letter to Earl St.
remarks upon the conduft of the Admiralty. lie Vincent, K. B. fee. pointing out numerous inttancesil
added, that Lord Sr. Vincent had after' with ability of incapacity in the Board of Admiralty," Thus;
in his flotation, and that a latisfadory anfwer might tench for the firti pamphlet. In the title of the re-'
be given to any cenforiousaiTertion. After this, Mr. cond, the Author fported a little LAtin—,. .14 aer-
Tucker not having exaaly aced according to his ee. raw Perkin r or, The real Situation of the Navy of
reflation, he called again, and faid he could procure Great Britain at the Period of the Refignation of
the manufeript for that Gentleman's infpedion. It Lord St. Vincent ; being a Reply to the. Mifrepre-
would, be obferved, be well worth Mr. Tucker's at fentations of William Pitt, end containing the Sub
tension ; and, however high his Lot-Stip might teand Rar.ce of a fuppreffed pamphlet on the lame Subjeft."
in the public eflimetion, the tongue of etalunthy The Learned Counfel laid it was or:effary to itißain
might find to
idle auditors; it was therefore, per. the indent application to the Conn, to thew the Cub-
haps, the wifell comic to nip defamation in the bud. lifting relations between the lit
and fecond 'Welke-
Mr. Tucker. at the 6 ril interview, infided on the pit. tion. In the fifth page of the fecond pamphlet, (peak.
rite, ot the intentions of the Noble tail,
and of thole tog of the Author of she Anfwer, it was laid. " I
who affilted him in the difcherge of hie importaet will not accuie him of pl igiarifm, Although the pal-
duties, and the defiance that might he fairly given Gee Inc eatralted from the ' Royal Standard.' It is
to every feutrilous imputation. Mr. Bourne having showed an Author may iieal erom Itimfelf. I Mall
thus felt his ground. ventured to proceed a little rut- Co far follow the example. it 1 thonld find it to my
thee, and Gid to Mr. Tncker. " lf yeu with to have put He, to quote what ha. already been given to the
any part expenged I can manage that matter tor public." 1 his was the fingular language the Writer
you ;" and thus farr
this obtrulive rifune appeared in applied to the remphlet lie aCeeled to have Curren-
the chevalier of a friend. Mr. Tucker then laid, ;bet feted. If the fad were, that he had r.iven np the
it was an affair of no moment to him, and he would mentirciiet. and the printed copies of thi. predation.
give it no attention. Some days after. Mr. Bottme ,his theft could, n-t have been perpetrated, ter in very
brought a printed copy to Mr. 'fucker, In wain =Any ioilences, we have tea only the fuhßance, but
Tome
pasts, that he ( Mr. Bourne) eonlldeiett ohjec• , the •ocri words of the tint publication; and thi, let-
were in the inanuicript, were excluded. (in :it., I let vrt fumed to charge Le J St. Vincent with hay
occation, his Lordfhip's Secretary gave thc fame 1.;• ' ir:'. P'A 3,-'''• 01,1 of the Public menet'. for die
ply he had done before. Hithetto-Mr. Boerne's ,11. OPPt CC-WU ..1 the former. In the fccond Pamphlet,
terriers baring proved diedftal, Mr. Tucker tee at I: • 4ctit page. we were again amufed with the
ceivad a-letter from him,ted on Sunday, the tech lin.,,i, ~,:, ~ipea to Sir Andrew Snape Hammond,
of May, facia. In this letter, the writer alluded to troth ,l.e eitaeavoto te tem..ve him and the officers
the 6 rater eonverfation, and to Raiment in the of :LC Dock.-ord trot thr.tr fit.tat;fon ; and it was
.•vrios PA on matters with the rubies. 1.44 that tb:. latintv of that C ..ttornttoner was
Ile faid,that mere invedive militated only againtt to known, and "4 , lit•PieLd in the l'are.rtikt which
fef . and intimated, that the Pamphlet to which he war !'rll,lllr,J 'it thc r•rt• ; Z. ittu" I,d ter the
b'dalluded, was not confired to perfonal Auk :he Talc. •" Lit 1.1d7' l'•C a ''' :" ' "I ' ."1 11. e Pub-
added, that if its or thould lbe dieagreeable to licatian lais :0„,.r0t. f.out.d ::t. to IT It. the puo•ttn:, I
the m.b.le Lord, or rhos
with whore be ailed, e, 'hall not repeat tl.e parwui.um." •• V. ~ A," the
(Mt. Beurne) had the manufeript and the entier in,. Writer enquires. " either euettiten: watt :e ,t, re
svreti:.,n in his own hand, which be coolie dillsofe of hey. or common home,. to devote ti.:. t4.a.b. 01

INTeL LiGEA CR.

HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY. TUESDAY, Nev. 6.
Thu.tair the RAU Hon. Sir SCOTT
• - the A •indication of the following detain-

1 %iv, to.o
Ne 60apt. Aiwa aiafter;-Thlswas a cited a Spa-
s PM
, •• a, toc gmund ot breach of block-
s .c. Ibe Custrt ned the (hp as good altd lawful prize to
emptors, arid dirracdtorther proof to be produced as to the
property el the earyo.
FISMNIII• Jolly marten-Aliis varlet was (ailing under Praffian
cob wars, 1.4.11 oath a cargo of wine, vinegar, and fall. Further
roe was diredted in this cafe with refpcdt to the Lip and cargo.
Flea. Da Cunha, matter—lt appeared that this Ship was pur-
chafed at a time when the port wherein Ise was lying was under
ttioesade. Ship condemned.

BOORT OE CHANL.LAY, NOVEMBER 6.
An application was made to the Loan CHASM.
Loa for an Injonaion to reftrain Mr. Bowen, an Ar-
tift. from publithing certain Views in Paleftine and
S, ria, copied from the Engravings of Mr. Watts.
The Originals of the fobjeas inaneuelion are in the
Ann of Sir Robert Ainfley, the Parties hay-
procured thatches from them, entered into a fpe-
: agreement refpc.fting the Publication, which it is
tended, Mr. B-iwer has violated. After hearing
arguments of Counfel. the motion was ordered
Rand over, when affidavits are to be produced,
ding that f everal drawings which bear a great re-
ablanct to the engravings of Mr. Watt's are not
copies.

the
.peep to the probate of that Pamphlet, at
the &office of the 14. The pamphlet," he fays;
" told a tale fo plain and convincing, Co dirgracefal
.pfroTligates that the Ihield of economy au
thrown down." It was obvious, from the circurn-
fihefies detad, that m. Henry Bourne was either
c ile W
author of both, or one of them, and that he
wiflted-to make Come advantage of the fuppreffion.
After being dirapfointed ip the rejection of his over-
tures by the Noble Lord, he publifbed the tecond
pamphlet ; and with this latter, at leaft, there was
an obvious ground to Phew that he was conflated,—
This work contained a fufficient variety of accura-
tions. "To protect the commerce of the country,"
it laid, "is the duty of the Nobleprefidea I yet, Lord and the
Board of Admiralty, at which he at
no time (he continues) have fo many difafters attend-
ed it. if the Board had done its duty, the Admiral
on the Eaftent Ration :might have recei
whole
ved the fit
inftruitions, and Admiral Linoic, with his
fleet, would have been captured. Had due infor-
mation been . given to the Indian Government, the
Chips of that fettlernent would not have been
(iced, and and the dettrative confequeneee would have
been prevented." The author perfevered in this
fyitem of abule, and attributed the lots of the Apollo
and of the convoy under the protealon of that fri-
gate, to the negle& its the tranfmiffion of fit orders,
alley being direUed to proceed to the coat of Spain.
..Thus (fiffd be) a Chip of war of 38 guns,
th 3e
3 mer-
coun-
chant Chip,, and Soo Icemen, were 101 l to
try." He went on to Date. that it was not the vi•
gour of the Board, but the fpirited remonftrance of
Lord Nelfon, which occafioned the tardy fupplies
*Pined for that gallant Officer. If the Hero of the
Nile poffefred a angle fhip with fail, cordage, and
preparations fuited to the moment of anion, it was
to be attributed to his own energies, and not to the
altivity or liberality of the Board. Lord St. Vincent
did not mean to fay; that his condo& was not open
to the direuffion of the profs ; he wifhed only to pro-
tea hinsfelf from falfehood and defamation.
Lord Etttaisoaouctod How do you apply
this motion to the two other parties?"
Mr. Easeire.—" Of Mr. B udd, the bookie
ller—
certain copies were bought, and the name of Nyd
ney, the printer, appears to the publication. Budd
is alto lot of the names at the foot of the title page
of the fir( pamphlet."
Mr. Jultice LAWILENCI.." Then I nhferve one
of the parties printed, and the other fold the hilt
pamphlet."
Mr. Yes, my Lord. I will now ad
vert to the affidavits on which this application
was
is
founded. The Noble Earl deports, that there
never an attempt to remove Sir Andrew ,Snape
Hammond, or any Commiffioner loin the Dr eh
yards ; nor did he ever intimate to that Gentleman,
that his refignation would be acceptable ; nor did he
threaten him with public enquii y, or pi °pore filch en-
qttiry, if he would not reign his office ; nor were ad.
petitions propofed for any Commiffioner or Commit;
tiosers, as a compento ion for his or their refignation.
Sir William Bellingham, from the infirm Mite of
his health, did make application, and *as py.:nted a
pennon of toool. a year, and with the nature and
circumflances of that tranfailion, the Learned Gen-
tleman under your Lordthip (Mr. (Ninon Markham)
is well acqoainted. Lord St. Vincent declares, it
was done exprefsly at Sir William's roptelt, and not
for the fake of obtruding Mr: Ofborn Markham.—
His Lordihip teilifies, that lie nehher gave, nor offer-
ed to give any money for the putehate of the whole
0•T any part of the impreflion, of which it is afyerted
that pooh was the price. There is likewife an affi-
davit from Mr. Tucker, to thew that he made no (rich ',
put ellatt."
Loud EtetaisoeorcH..—" You have hid a rof- I
ficient ground as to one of the Defendants, you will
now (late from your affidavits, how the application
applies to the two othets "
Mr. ERSRIME then read Irons his brief the affida-
vit- that reit:meted the conneCtion of Budd, the pub-
;Met, amt Sydney, the printer, with theft publics-
tions.—Role to thew cattle granted.
!SCRAM AND OTHESS V. SMTFP.•
The Plaintiff. are Bankers atWakefield, Yothfliire,
the Detendant is a Merchant in the fame neighbour.
hood. The latter had paid into the hands of the for-
mer, a certain bill of exchange, dated at two months
from the 16th May. The bill was on London, was
remitted to Meth,. Strange and Cu. was pielknted
for acceptance, and was refitted to he honoured fur
want of advice. The Plaintiffs acquainted the De-
fendant with this refufal, and on the alit May, two
days after the day of its maturity, it was returned to
the hankers at Wakefield unpaid. Mr. Kennet, one
i,l the Partners in the houte of the Plaintiffs, it was
Rated, acquainted the Defendant Stith this dithonour
dew bill ; but from being one of the parties. his
teflimony could not be received in evidence of this
trADCAEIif.D. On the 3cth May, the .Plaintiffs fent a
fervent on horfeback with a note to Mt. Fofter, in-
forming him of the non-payment of the bill, and in-
cloftng the bill fo diffionoured. The Defendant read
the note in the pretence of the fervent at the door of
his hook, at liorbury, ordered him tome refs effintent,
laid in antwer to the note, that it was petfealy right,
adding, " it is a hard cafe upon me. as I told the
goods twelve month. ago." The caufe came on for
DiAl, Anti the Learned Judge under whom it was de-
cided, dirdied a non-chit, on the ground, that the
Plaintiffs tailed in the proof of timely notice to the
Defendant.
Mr. Paces contended, that this confeiron on the
part of the Defendant, was a I:fficient acknowledg•
menu of doe notice by the Ptaintiffs, and on this fad
moved to let aftde the non.fuit, and to obtain a new
trial—lt iile to (hew caufe granted.

- .. . .
' Hon& of Lords CM I rnattp inamedLitelc enrieeted
with the oafs before the Court.—The Lottrt. broke
up at two.

attest v
Mr. Serjeantßssr rnoreafforan at tachment agaiott
a Mr. ['mann, who had been concerned in this cafe
for non-payment of money purfuaat to arule of

Cond.
Mr. Serjeant Bemis Cojetled to this upon there
grounds. Mr. Pre(ton, again fl whoth the attach-
ment was now moved, had one day been feived and
forced into a hackney coach, which drove so Mr,
Naylor's chambers in the Temple. Here he was de.
mined for a little, and the rule of Court revved upon
him.. As he came out two men whom he had-be-
Underd, came up to him and
en arrefled him.—
loch circnmaances of vi..lce he contended
that the fervice was fcarcely regular, and that there.
fore the attachment ought not to he granted.
The Court however were of opinion that the fer-
vice was pettedly regular. If, however, Mr. Pre.
ton thought he had a good cafe he might bring his
'llion for falls imprifonroent. —Attachment g anted.

INOMPSOII V. °RUC,.
Mr. &isnot Bur fated to the Court that this
Anion had been tried before the late Lord Astraw.,
try. He had afterwards moved that the verdife
fbould be fet afide on the grounds of itsbeiof sgainik
evidence. The Court would not at it afide, bas
granted a rule to flay proceedings, tin another cat afe:
that of Thonifon and Newman. where the fa
queftion would occur, Otould be decided. It ball.
pened, however, that this cafe bad been fettled ba
tween the parties, what he now Abed was. a for.
ther
lac enlar erg
asst of his
rule till other cafes angling
arrev V. team'.
4it
natu decided.—ed.
, ,
• t
This alien for freight in Tome ladra flan
had been tried at the Taft London tings Art
Term, where a verdit was given for the Plaintiliem-
Serjsant Bs sr then toot at oblation, that &snarl..
tiff ought to be nonfuited, as he bad brought his ao.
lion upon a Pimple contra& ; whereas there was d
decd between the parties which ought to have bon
declared upon. He now, therefore applied for n
I Rule to thew caufe why judgment fhould tot be en.
tertd as in cafe of a 11"__1-1"e5—cranted.

BIRTHS.
On the s9th ti his bask ia George-Amy
adt of Camel Robert M. MwnY. of tea.

MARRIED. -
Monday. at St. Mary's. o"coke Newington, WQBaat Tomos
Efq. for of Thames Emelt, Si Mr?, for Lwigarkrall, to bilki
Ellis, of Paladneboofa, Stoke coinsure• anly datastsar of dart
late Themas LIII.. Ifq. of the taste plans.
Saturday fektnight, at Milford, near Lyiniaitro, James Welk.
Efq. to Mrs Pettis, Hardier, Hants.
Saturday, Thomas Wetherbeed, Efq. of WahMsmßMr,b MO
ilia WITOCT. young& daughter of Edema Warner, tik.of rifif
tsme place.
Toeftry Wonted, Captai.i Stevenfon, of the Real Hwy, to
Mils Sophia Worth. daughter of W. Weetb, Ektof Moodels.
At Sciatic on tie sob ark. Thaw Lim, WOW Chlit
of Litilithrwribire,to Mils Helen Margaret Forks, &coed doter
ter of MAW General flay Varier.
On Friday night laR, fyy fporfal nem% at Mn Hose% r
South Audkon. Lorritrectd Vi, the Hon. Chula.. Ragenal Apr, brother to
the Right Hkuunt Clifilen, to lak Iltrottol.Usokl-
drock, in the County of Cornwall.
Monday f 2 st, at Frameeld, Heavy Pstrwetnlo, Eft} of
Hallings, to MW Louifa Sophia SCOW, &menu of Robot Stook,
Efq. of Gate-book, Frarnfield, Sulks.
At Ranicy, Yorkfliire, on the aSeb Drikiareos Dow, Orr
kiss, to hal Sarah Taylor, add! damolumet. Edward Taylors
Erg
On the sad ult. at Woodlice& James Mein, WI. ho Mif• J. M.
difoo, daughter of Charks kW*, Efq. of Deka&

. _
on Thurfday the 15th ult. re Brooks& Sods. iterate Midget
kstrd
?fax Vigilant, aged 63, tom-eight years of which be LA
in his htajeity's Nary. He was the elicit km of dos We Paul
v:i !tut, Elq.
At Oibrainar, on die 13th And! lift, Mr. leadoff listolls.
fon, finnan, Medical Staff.
Lately, at Malaga, of the epidemical fame the Heim W.
Brander. E(q. an eminent merchant of that pisoe.
On Friday, after a few hours Maas, at Steatite/sib ibt ainah•
ty of Owlet. John Berkeley Borland, Erg. we of On lartifooto•
Mies ha Parham= for Totrefi
On the : ;th of Auplit,tt Jamaica, of tin Tato (levirifficHali.
Chine. Pow y., Cap' An of His Malt-ft/1 /sip the Fairy.
Frld.,y fe'or.ifil,t, at Ouriort, Lieutenant Wealthy, of the War-
cePtr milila.
On S.durday lift, Mrs. Smith. wife of Kobe's Smith, If* CI
B..fingball Brett.
Sunday fen:tight, Thomas Vourageffq. of Irousaidd.
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TO THOMAS TAYLOR F.SQ,
Baal sia, N. 9, Bridgt-fiteet, Lends&
IFEEI. it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform
you of the very great and versa-1;1aq I Cure have matted
front yeNt r invaluabic Medicine-•-L EARL'. PATENT PILLS.
About TWO year. ago I was atie.ked with a Vitsraatat. Dn.
OR o t a , wh.eb I treated rather nightly for fame dna, Mt the MI%
cafe at inngth fp:railing all over my Body. I was abllrd to arldf
to the nod eminent of the Faculty, butts aglow affunlid
only tentperary relief...l wan through tr Coorks at Saws-
thin, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit Wei reduce/to
• mere Skeleton. The tilted that fpreed all over my limbs, fa,
tiered roc a complete Mica, Co that tny friends deepaired of ray
recovery. When linught tb this Swath:my I conitsiered deaths t
Inrehable. but a raatlat deem amaluendits span the many cal.&
no %hie', your Pill* had futeeeded, t was induced to try box d
:lent. which I thought ratha relieved Me, and by paed lerasty
tor two or :le a hs, and following your Disallow, Pte
rienccd the mo. mot
.t oil uazcountabie Raz:ltem front Pahl, the "rd.
6roluAlls f:thliding; I an, now. thank GoD, prriettly rctotert I
and waltirg oat daily .. I doubt not bat one inert boa. WWl+a
think cautions. to take, will talabligt my health in its atoll Axe.
It L. with the ire. hearth:lt gratitude that 1 Werth( eryftle, Cr.
' your touch obiig:d humhic flrtrate, Wa. Parsee.
IN-Jfote.Mancheftcr, July a, 'Sot.
P. S. lot the r' lie b: rent I do ant objed to the alma Vine
p0h1ie...,1, but leave you to adt a. put own batititadrown thaS
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COUR F OF COMMON Pt SAS, NOV 6.
Mr.juitice ll+ A T II was abfent on account of in-
this day.
'lle time of their Lordfhips' fitting was occupied
with lieatiii7 the iitilification of bad, and a !timber
of motion% which are uftsal on the tint day ea term.
Mr. Setjeant Best obtained a Rule to (hew eaufe
whether the Court of CI.OECICOCC ‘l4l fhould not be
admitted in the general dfue of a cafe in which he
i V. at retained olive the debt did not amount to 4c*,.
lElie applicatt-ii wt. rettdered nee•!;.try by reaPin of
their bang cidierent aecnnntu. tinween the patties.
The molter heating of the tale 3.)...ener v. howee,
a. rinposted. on ru,Ator if my Scritant Vavr.:4•e,
anal ntzt term, ioo.der that the Court may have
j an opportunity of Ituooil.g the lodgment rat the

.2 iciate.
Prepared and i;nl,.. by the Sole Proprietor, Tactatai TA/ to g.
Mcsol.,er of the Royal College of Sarrrors, laindaa,u Ms Houle,
No. y, Now •Bri4F, , ftrt Where. after a essnllant NW",
of mute than thls t) -tit Ivan, in a prsdlre particularly liteelcite
the Curt of Vcnercal Ciarnrlaloit •. is Ith .1..4 Whale* ftertcy
orki.di men of Ma Pr0f..1.1 et tend,: always obfrree, be
lalinf,4, the advice and aff.ftance le grauitoudy adroit:Ode. ,•aperf.,ns :AUL( this Medicine, or. 1) bc efteetned, b nird
y a daser fiaticra
Public, •.'rn advantag, feld,,n, to I , obtained, god void a un,o4;
'may —.Vf., hold, b., his Apy, intmcat, fur tkc corecricucf '
Vol, bring at a diftance. at it .. P. !ft.tocr's, No. 35, St. illbota.r
avert, P.ili-Mall; the Tey-lhip, No. sod. °shard-and; Nl'
iDillour,,vgl,'s No. 7, I iCi.iltert.l.ill ; Mr. Steers Bould.lli.
N. t, Union'-flow, Little .row‘r KB. Mr. %Patios's, S"lii.
',Tidy:, Filinburgh ; Mr.
li Colwell', Ihiblin ; Yr. /itUin ges. Loa •
pool ; Mr. Ationfon's, Manch, P., ; ; soli by one Piano Pa ere/
i confideralate Town in Great-Brit-1U and blind, in Boots of orlf
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