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5(...p/1 TUESDAY, I UARY 20 1807 b, 81X-PINCE.
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To the PROPRIETORS a BAIT INDIai—ITOCK.
LADIZI AND CZNTLII4IIII,
WAVING on a former ncc:fion exprefred to you
my intention 'f offering myfelf to your notice as a Candi-
date, on the firft vacancy that should occur in your Diredion ;
am induced, in cotlfcquence of the muds lamented death of z.ir
STLPMLN Lus6lNoro t, Bart. to‘ folicit tile favour of your votes
and intcreft, at the Medias in April next. 1 Ihall avail myrrh of
the carließ opportunity to pay my perfonal refpeda; and fahaait-
tii,g to you the grounds of my pretenfions,
I have the honour to be,
Lades.. and Gentlemen,
Your obedient and faithful fervant,
ROBERT WILLIAMS.

The Chairman of the Committee held yenerdsy at the Lunatic
Afyium, continuos of the Right Hon. Lord Clifford and feversi
other Governors. delivered in the following Q.2artcrly Report of
the State of thc Patients, from Dr. Daniell, the Ptiyfician, and Mr.
Johufon, the Apothecary. Since the !aft quarterly report,
z 4 Patients have been difcharged, cured
1,5 Are now out on trial, with their friends.

Remain at prefent in the Ho4le, of whom ti are much re •

covered, Ind so not worfc than when admitted.

The Treafurer alfo reported the fallowing ire& &nets&loos
once the laft Quarter Setfions:
From Charles Hoare, of I.ufcombe, Efq. Z. so 0 0
A Friend, under a cover from London Loth, Treafurer o 0
Mrs. Mary Dunning. aad benclaalon, to complete 151. 5 o 0
James Nab, of Colleton Crefcent, Exeter, Efq.• at o 0
Mr, John Land r t o
From the Prefident, being a fine tested on certain
Perron; for rioting at Sidbury
From Archdeacon Ether, of Exeter

WARRANTED UNDR AWN.
UORNSBY and CO. telpeetfully acquaint the
,Public that they Mall continue felling Tickets and Shares,
during the Drawing of the relent State Lottery, warranted Us-
drawn at the Time of piurchafing. Thlirfday next will be the
Second Day of Drawing. No. 26, Cornhill, sa, Charing Crofs,
an St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.

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It appeared to this General Court, that Mice July, tBor, when
ao inconfiderable part of the prifent eftablifhinent was Brit opened,
93 Patients have been difcharged, cured, that is are now out on
trial, probably cured, making, together, toll; and that 31 others
remain in the Houle, many of whom are far advanced in their
recovery. Patients are admitted into this Inftitudon from any
part of the kingdom, on moderate terms, proportioned to their
Atuation and eireounitances in life : but on account of its local
fituation, it is peculiarly calculated for the four weftcro counties.
ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC.

We feel the Sneer& fatisfacction In receiving from time to time
the Reports of the Committee, as they evince the great fuccefs of
this Inftnution, by the number of Patients, wise, through its
myna, have in fo few years been restored to the enjoyment of
their inteileds, and rendered bleffinga to their families, and ukful
members of fociety. The opinion of mental derangement being a
malady much increafed of late, and fart increafing, is fo univer-
fal and obsiuuUy fo well founded, that no umftderate perfon, who
feels an intereft in the welfare of his fellow creatures, can help
wining more tban ever, every poifible exertion mould be made to
Morten the duration of the complaint whenever it appears. We,
therefore, cannot refrain from anzioufly endeavouring to impres
on the public mind, that infanity, fo far from being incurable by
fcientific and medical treatment, u many have unfortunately
thought, is, perhaps, of all maladies, the moft taffy and certainly
removed, if atsempted on Its Srft appearadmar In its early ftages.
In this Inflitution, no one recent cafe has failed to receive a fpeedj
cure. But probably there is not any difeafe incident to humanity,
in which neglect or delay is attended with fo faintss difadvantage
and mifebief ; ince in fuch cafes, even (=balm from the world,
and the molt judicious treatment, do not always fnceeed, and never
without long perfeverance,
SAMUEL FREDERICK MILFORD, Prefident.
UND)

AR Tail PATRONAGE OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS
THE DUKE OF YORK.
NEW RUPTURE SOCIETY.
VARIOUS public Advertifements having appear-
ed from time to time with feveral of our names, unautho-
rized by us. and contrary to our wifhes, the,following notice is
given, in order to prevent any further milapprebenfion or decep-
tion:
" We, the underfigned Prefident, Vice-Prefidents, Tnafurer,
• and Life Governors, of a Society formerly inftltuted for the
" RELIEF of the RUPTURED POOR, think it incumbent on
" us to declare, that in confequence of our difapprobation of the
" eoeducl of fome of the Officers and Managers of that latitu
" don, we confider ourfelves as having had no connedlion with the .
' Society (to which Sir John Pinhorn is now Paid to be Treafurer,
" and Mr. William 'Turnbull,Surgeon) once the isth day of De-
" ember s Soo ; nor have we ever fand ioned. or even been privy
" to, any of their fubfcquent proceedings; but Lave joined and
" fanaioned another loftitution, under the title of the NEW
" RUPTURE SOCIETY, eftablilbed aos, which we truft will
" be governed by fuchjuft and honourable principles as will pre-
• vent that irregularities which compelled•us, the underfigncd,
• to withdraw from the former luftitution : and we rely on that
• public and liberal fupport to the New Society which, on
• gation, it may be found to merit.
(Signed) " Henry Hoare
" French:tit. " Wm. Alas
• Moiville. " W. Hall Timbre!
" V ice-Prefidents. " Abraham Goldfmid e.
" M. Garth Chore " Robe. Thornton
ca J.O
Heaviflde " SamL Thornton F.
" oho Julius Angerfteln Henry Thornton
. Windharr. James Farrer 0
" Robert Hanker " George Wolff
" Wr. Farquhar. " Teignmouth :1
" Treafures. u W. Wilberforce
" J. W. Adam. " Barham
" S. Dunelm.
The NEW RUPTURE SOCIETY is under the immediate pa-
tronage of His Royal Highnefs the Duke of YORK; who has con-
defeended to exprefs" his full convidtion of its great public utility,"
in RELIEVING the POOR of BOTH SEXES, AFFLICTED
with HERNIARY COMPLAINTS and PROLAPSES. By
adopting a fyftem of economy in the Formation and Management
of a permanent Food for tilde purports, a number of Subferibers
of One or Two Guineas each per annnm, way be enabled to ad-
minifter confolation to thnufands of their fellow creatures, who
would otherwife die miferably, or live unprofitable members of the
community.
The benefits of this Charity are extended to all parts of the
kingdom ; and the Patients in London are attended (gratis) by
Mr. BLAIR, No. 69, Great Ruffen-anti, Bloomibury.
Subfcriptions for the ufe of the New Rupture Society are re-
ceived by the following Bankers :—Meffrs. Hoare, Fleet-ftreet,
(Treafurers to the inftitution); Hankcy and Co. Fenchurch-ftreet ;
Fuller, Chatter's, and Co, Lombard-ftreet ; Ranfom and Co.
Pall Mall; and by Mr. John Sawyer, No. so, Great St. James...
area, /3edford.rnw (Colledtor to the Society) ; of whom may be
had the printed Rules, and a Lift of the Governors.