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couRT OF COMMON PLEAS, DEC. se.
GODII3LT O. FLANNIGAN.
The Plaintiff was the devifee and adminiflratix of
a gentleman of the name of Hilliard, by whom The
had lane natural children who bore his name, and to
whom upon his death he left the greater part of his
property He had, however, for nfrrly twenty years
lived with the defendant upon the mid intimate
footing, at Holloway, near Iflington. Mr. H. was
a merchant, and bad a counting houfe in the City •
but latterly was very infirm, gouty, blind, and id
Rifted with Come very difagreeable complaints. The
defendant was his nurfe, read to him in the evening,
and, with the aid of one fervent, did every thing for
him. The bottle at Holloway was formerly kept by
the defendant's lather and mother, but it was the
ft echold of Mr. H. although for the lift twenty
years and more, it was rated in the patifis books in
the name of the defendant ; but Mr. H. provided the
funds for the hrufekeeping. The prelim. aftion was
brought to recover the value of the furniture, books,
and other things in the honk. Mr. Samuel Hilliard,
a fun of the deceafed Mr. H. went loon after the de-
ceafe nt his father, together with a Mr. Edwards, to
take an inventory of the goods, and after fame eon-
verfation with the defendant,who was much hurt that
file had not been provided for in the will, they receiv-
ed from her the key of the bookcafe, to examine the
books in the library. At the fame time fhe raid that
Come of the things, mentioning Come articles of fur-
niture, were her s. After fit fitly examining the
book cafe, in which were the Entyclopeedia Behan-
nice, the Antient and Modern Univerfal Hifiory,
and Dndfley's Annual Regißer,and other books, Mr.
Edwards obferved that the was very much agitated,
and he deferred taking the inventory at that time
and went away ; after which neither he nor any per-
fon on behalf of the plaintiff could gain admittance
to the poufs.
On the part of the defendant it was contended,
that the furniture and books partly belonged to Mrs.
F. and were left her by her father, or by a Mr.
Town&end, a Diffenting Minitler, and it was proved
by a Mr. Wilkinfon, that one day when Mrs. F.
Mal to:mailing her tituation, Mr. 1-1. laid, 1. You
know I horse gives you the houfe, and all that is
here is your's." A fervant alfo proved that Mr. H.
1 ave her a filver tea-pot, and ufed to come from
ackinguan's with books, and laid, " I have brought
on Come more books."
Sir J.MANIIIII.O laid this was, on many accounts,
an tintortunate cafe. It was tat), to perc:ive that Mr.
H. had fupported Mrs. F. handlomely during his
itfe time, and had promifed to provide for her in Iris
will; but it too frequently happened, that men en-
couraged eapeBations even in their own children,
which they difappointed moll cruelty. 'thus it was
often fcen that natural children were left deßitute by
shag who were bound to lnpport them. It was to
be willed that Mr. H. had kept his proutife, and the
Jury would wifk to provide for the defendant if they
Iguld ; but it was nut the province of Courts of Jet-
• eke to make men's wills. He confidered the coiner-
flans Rated by Wilkinfon as having reference only to
what he had intended to do for her in his will ' • but
be thought it very improbable that he &mild have
made a gift to her in his life time, which, in cafe (be
had died before him, would have enabled her execu-
tors to (kip his 'souk of all the furniture.
Verdiff for the Plaintiff—Damages 601.

COURT OF RING'S BENCH, DEC. a 4.
• This morning the Siftings for London terminated.
not HI4 AND TAYLOt V. G•RCIAII AND LOIS.
This was an aaion oo two bills of exchange. and
involved a quellion perfeftly new to the praftice of
the Court. The Plaintiffs and Defendants are met,
. chants. The bills were for 4,600 and for 4,200
cerrent dollars, at the exchange of 33 pence, at one
and half ufance, dated the sfith of January in the
• parent year. They were drawn on Don Juan Fer-
nandez del Rio, of Madrid, and were refuted accep-
tance in the ufual form, Inn acceptance was tender-
ed for their payment, in oak: a dine,o, which is a
fpecies of paper currency iffued by the Spanifh Go-
vernment.
Mr. GARROW sad Sir V. Goias, far the Plaintiffs,
contended that on the face of the bills it appeared
that the payment by the drawee fhould be made in
fpecie, at the rata of one hundred and twentreight
quartos each fpecie dollar. For the purpofe of pal
frog off a fort of Spanifh affiguat, a fpecial acre's.
lance had been tendered, which would not fatisfy the
demand of the parties.
After the bins had been read and proved, and the
proteft had been authenticated,
Mars. 'Forme and Jams contended, that the
terms eftwie and d'edive did not imply metallic money,
but that tpecies of paper authorized by Government,
called vale: a &nem which had been fubflituted for
coin. It was true that there was lonic obrcurity in
the rertns, but they were capable of explanation by
the cuttom of merchants—they fhould prove by fa-
tllfaitory evidence, that it was the conclant pratftice
to pay bills, precifely in the form of there, in vale: a
Antra, and when they had fo done, the Jury could
have no difficulty in finding a verdict firr the Defen-
dants.—Alter much interlocutory converfation on the
meaning of the Spanifh expreffions employed in the
bill, on behalf of the Defendants were called, ?sir. T.
J. Corntliwaite, Ms. Gnrion, Mr. de 14 Torte, whole
lon 'fled as interpreter—and for the Plaintiffs, Mr.
Grellet.
Lord Estsysnanuon faid, that, when a bill is
drawn in particular terms, the drawee mull accept
it on thole terms. He cannot put a conitruftion of
bis own upon fuch terms; he mull ei.laer accept lr,
or not ; and he has no right to inttoduce a medium
of payment which the bill does not import. If the
acceptance tendered had been fo clearly the fame, as
to enable the party to enforce the payment in the
form exptelred in the bill, any redundant words,
sillthoegh nanecdfary, might not be injurious to the
patty. Thus a bill here might he accepted, not in
the ;hetet ellahlifitcd form, but it might be added that
it Mould be paid in pounds kiting Bikini, which
would be merely a wafte of pen, sok, and paper,
ntithout depriving the holder of his juft remedy in
safe of aftion. 13ut what is offered here is not tan-
tamount to any general acceptance; and the drawee
having refilled to accept it, in the terms in which
the bill was drawn, is chargeable with ta non ac•
esptatice.

After fume further obfervatiNtt on the nature or
the exchange, and on the impolicy cf forcing this
paper circulation on the public, his Lorslfhip con-
cluded with taling, that whatever ohfcurity there,
might be in refpeA to the conthyltion,orthe enflom
with regard to the payment, he was quite clear that
the acceptance tendtied on this occafi,n was not a
good and valid acceptance.—VerdiA tor• the Plain-
tiffs—Amount of the damages referred.

BAILEY V. COCK.
This was an ;glints to tecover a compenfation in
damages from the Defendant, for publithing a libel
on the Plaintiff.
From the pleadings, as fated by Mr. Baalow,it
appeared, that the libel in quellion related to a, va
riety of ver;• confiderable pecuniary and other wan&
adions, which had occurred between thefe parties and
many other perfons, in the courle of their mercantile
concerns, and chaiged the Plaintiff with having,
among many other irregular and improper tranfac.
tions, made partial payments to come of his credi-
tnrs, to the prejudice of others ; with having appro.
ptiated upwards of 46 cool. which belonged gene-
rally to the Imre of George Bailey and Co. to his
own private purpofes, by lending the fame to Go-
vernment, to fupply payment of Exchequer Bills, in-
deed of bringing Itch films to the debit of the ac-
count of that firm, tee. &c.
To thele charges the Defendant had pleaded fe-
veral pleas : firli, the plea of not guilty ; and then.
after recapitulating the feveral charges in the decla-
ration, he proceeded to Willy, by charging thefe
feveral tranfaei•ins and affertions fo charged, as
bellous againft himfelf.
Thefe pleadings were of very confiderable length,
and occupied a great portion of time in the hate-
ment, which Mr. Bat row had nearly gone through,
when
Mr. Gasanw, for the Plaintiff, interfered, and,
addreffing himfelf to the Court and Jury, laid, the
cafe which the Jury had been kid (worn to try, mutt
have occupied much of their time, and'regnired all
their attention. This was a quellion between two
mod refpeaable merchants, relating to a variety of
mercantile tranfaaions, in which they were nearly
conneaed ; an* the Defendant Laving juflified, no
thing could be more important, and mud have re-
quired an infinite deal of pains and labour ; but the
only with of the Plaintiff was to vindicate his charac
ter, and it was tLerefore thought the better mode
to refer all differences between theft parties, to their
• mutual friend Mr. Winthorp. The Learned Coun
fel Paid, he thought it nececittry to fay In much in
I explanation, lea it fhould be imagined that Mr. Bailey
• had entered into a difgracefol compromife.
Mr. D , for the Defendant. made a few ob• 1
fervations to the fame effta, and Lord E
Sotto'', thinking that the patties had exerclfed a
vet y found difctetion, the Jury were difcharged from
giving any verdia.
There two caulks concluded the Sittings at Guild-
hall, until next Hilaty term. In the cootie of the
Sittings, upwards of two hundred and fifty caufes,
which had been fit down fi.r trial. have been dd
poled of.

Tuefday the Loan CH nice Lima, on the reprefen•
ta:ion and interference of Mriom es, Solicitor for the
parties complained of, ordered the man, woman, and
printer, againti whom he on Saturday granted an
attachment for contempt, to be liberated.
Monday the Ecelefiaflical Come fenteneed Mr.
Cortain to perform penance (fry (landing in a flaw)
next Sunday, in the pant], church of St. Matthew,
Bethnal, Green, for very grofa and abufive language
to Mrs. Jennings, a married and refp!elable woman.
The following melancholy and difireffing accident
occurred at Liverpool on Saturday fc'nnight :—Be-
tween twelve and one o'clock at noon, as Captain
Alexander Grier fon was walking arm in arm with a
friend, is Paradife-ftreet, two carts, going at a quicker
rate than ufual, in oppofite direltions, came in con-
sad with each other at the corner of the greet. Mr.
Grierfon, who was dole to one of them, attempting
to fpring from it, failed in his effort, and fell, when
the cart paired over his head, and he expired in about
ten minutes. The owner of one of the carts, riding
in it at the time, was thrown out by the violence of
the concuffion, and the cart paffed over his body.—
He has furvived the accident, but his life is defpair-
ed of.
The follouring dreadful accident happened to the
driver of the mail coach from Briflol to Birmingham,
on Monday night laft, within a few miles of Thorn-
bury : the coach was going at a brifk rate, when the
guard obferved the dnver to fall off his feat between
the berries ; he got down and endeavoured to Rop
them, but in vain. He then fuceeeded in regaining
his feat behind the coach, till the animals flackened
their pace, when he drove the coach in fafety to
Thornbury, where be procured a horfe and returned
to the unfortunate man, whom be conveyed back ;-
1 furgical affiltanee was inflantly procured,but it was
fruitier's, as one of the wheels bad paired over his neck,
and it is fuppnfed killed him ou the fpot. He has
left a wife and two children.
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A Letter, lately received from Lineolnthire, de-
ceives Come attention.—" I have the picafure to in•
form you that my face is much better, though hill
but indifferent ; beg you will fend me a large bottle,
having been obliged to purchale Come which I am
convinced are not yours I fent to one of your agents
he had not any in the hnufe, bht purchafed them elfe•
where in the town for me. I have fent a (mall quan-
tity and the paper of direakins, in order that you
I may difeover the impofition, (for fueb I mull think
it) as the circa+ are lo very different." In thole cafes,
where SPRAWLY'S Patent ANTISCORSU TIC DROPS are
given with fuccds, as in Scurvy, Gout, itheumatifin,
Scrophula, Eruptive Cafes, Nervous and Bilious
Complaints, the neceSty of guarding againft an in-
jurious mixture is obvious; therefore with a little
attention, by the following marks, the.genoine medi•
eine will be diftinguifhed readily from counterfeits.
Obferve, that the words "by the King's Patent," are
exprefed at length on the bottle. in the bill of diree•
lions. and °lauds wrapper ; alto the (lamp. (the
king's duty) is printed in black inftead of red ink.
Sold at the Difpenfary, No. 15, Soho-Ignore, Lon-
don ; in bottles of gs. 6d. nos. and 11. as. duty in-
cluded ; Compound Mince, es.

HUM WATER AT LONDON EMMA Tomaamow
Morning - as adman arta 3
Mew, - . 43 idnutal saw 3

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At Nitb Bank, °Aid Blickfun, IN. late of Nether Loder-
wood, nein Denalda
At Milton Houk Cannapte.Bilirthergh, no the loth' bd. Ce•
neral Jobb Pletcher Campbell, of Salton,
A few dap fince, at the Hat Well., near Brittol. Mfrs fraper.
daughter of-4he Hon. Mr. Rance, and 64 cumin to the Itilibt
Hon. Lord Teynham.
Lately. in eonfeguence of a fell Anne weeks before her death,
the Blanc Hon. Lady Muni:dice, at the feat of Henry Doscoestte,
Efq. of Cepgrove, iforkfhlre.
Lately, the Itt.v. Jar. Gunning, Vicar of Sutton and of Alles.
ham, in Suffolk, tad format} 14/hPw of Corpus Chrial Collett,
Oxford.

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FOR itHLUDR. STEERMATISKIII.
r mums, CHIL
ELDOC. BLAINS, ate.
a OP4D
HIS Medicine, from its extraordinary giscaoyi•
T
isjutilly entitled to the Reputation it has fo king soquirad
above every other preparation of the kind. By its warm, penis-
trating. aud attenuating quatities,it Is (sandy) be the molt power-
ful appligtion to R-eurnotiftEs. Straws. ea FaiSes t no NI" In I
Cramps, ntifes. Sprain., Sarni. Scalds, frelb Cuts, apd the Ring '
of Venomous Ideas ; it is particiduly recommended io Casio •
Sons. othafioned by gun•fhot Wounds, and toren-eh the legs and
feet after long eact cif, in walking. It fpeedily removes Chilblains,
and if ufed in time, will prevent them front breaking, but for tie;
purpole at Ihoold be digitised and applied WSMI.
Sold only by F. Newbeip sad Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church
Yawl. I .ondon, In Boni 5, pries as. 6d. each; and by their go-
pointment by Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Baena and
Co. 130, and Allen, Ns. /6, Oxford•Rrnet ; Wade Old Bond
Erect; Bayley and Co Cockfpor Arcot ; Wanl,Middia row, Hol-
born • S Randall, Royal Exchange; Clarke, Borough High-Circa,
and J !fortis, at the corner of Ludgate-ftreet.
N.B. Obferve that the words, "F. Newbery, No.4S, St. Paul's,"
are engraved in the Stamp.

" Coughs and Colds ate fafely and effedlually cured, and dm ASh-
matte relieved by Sir Joule Hat is Balfam of Honey. his the
molt Innocent, yet the soft effectual remedy ever &hovered."
SJOHN HILL, M. I). Knight of the Royal
1.1 Order of Sweden, and F. R.S. at Paris, was a Botanilt of
emineree and diameter, be concentrated by means of intents ap.
pllcation, that exaction Estradt of Flowers called Honey, for the
Cure of Coughs, Colde,end A Elam's. Finding the danger ariAng
frcln liegletted PaterslConsplaints, he prepared thim pedant yet
died/sal Remedy. It is as reiterative as AA's Milk, never dda -
grecs with the Rowel), and cures a resent Cold or Cough In a
few hours.
Aftlaniatic pertons will lind It to give general relief, removing the
difficulty of Breathing', promoting Espedimation, and iu difcharg.
log the slick' Phlegm.
Caution... Them Is another fort which it Spurious, perkiest will
therobe careful to elk for " Sir John Hill's Ballast of Hooey,"
and obferre the name' of Shaw and Pdwanis," are engraved on
the Stamp given with fuck Bottle. PI ice 35. 6d.
Sold, wholefale and retail, by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66,*
Paul's Cbureb•yard.

lo Ur Solomoo, Gilead Houk near Liverpool
• a, Edinburgh, Nov Glad
T AM anxious that you fhould make my cafe pnblie,
& that poloist in Smiler circumnanee• may have reeourfe to the
fame remedy by whirl I have been happily rettorcd from a moll
A'arttl log Rate of weaklier' to mica health. In confequence of a
nervous complaint, I was reduced to (uch a (tate ofd, Witty as to
prevtot me front attending my ufiud huundsbelog (wady able to
walk. Among many other Olfsgreeable fysoptoms that al:Sided
o was a violent pain the Romania, and great depreiGon of (pints
Although a young math tittle hope was entertained of my recovery
la this mittrable itUatille, I had remark to your Cordial Balm of
GUM, winch was purchafed of Mr Andrew Smith, No. 31, North
Bridge, your Agent in this city, to whom reference may be had,
by any perks detlrous of being fatished refpating my cafe. By.
'the ute of this timeliest medicine l was enabled in the courfe of a
few days toren= my amployromeamd by cautioning it have beep
I completely reftored to my ufual health, Co that to your medicine
Am,. under Dlnltia PROVIUENCI, I attribute the prefervation of
my life. Mars Smith and Arinftroog, drapers. North Cadge.
will alto give every Detain fadsfadlon refpeettitig my happy re-
covery. Aceept therefore of toy grtneful thanks; and believe me
to be, with relpedt, Sir, Ste. JOHN SHOAT.
Double pottage of all letters to pr Solomoo,LiverpoA,mult be
paid, and his fee, tea 6d. Inclofed.
Sold by Matthews and Leigh, 18. Strand, and molt country
Bookfellers kiledkine Venders In the United 'Madge.

A N protelling royfell • a regularly educated MEMi
A bor a the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS in 1.024-1
DON, I think It Incumbent on me to Ognify, that my Diplomai
from the College of Surgeons, as well as Cmdficates from thd
Hofpitals, and various Profelfora under whom I ftudird ithelli,,
Surgery, and Midwifery, have been for years plated in ante Mop
Parlours, open to thy infpedtion of any one who happens to be
there, or h defirous of fuch examination.
TiltiTl2lll YEARS I have refigned all other Predicts, for the
Study 'ad Treatment of Vista am. Cow etritursitori Overtire
—but It WOG not till I had experience as an Army Saipan and Ge-
neral Pradlitioner,that I thought myfelf Jellified In tip Seledtion
of this peculiar branch. The concentrated twee of the human
intelledt, when &edict! to a particular paint, melt acquire Cope-
riority within the circle elite own arftlan,and a long continued fre-
ed,' is a deckled proof, that my efforts have not been left bane-;
Octal to ethers than advantageous t o rayfelf.
The diary& aad the miter, which afire from a certain &dna-
tire habit, to pernicious to feloolboys, bare been frequently pout,'
trayed by the manilas of the age. But it is t6e duty of eve',
Pradlitioner, when cattcd upon, to relieve Inch filtrates-2 by Medi.
cal Affiltaneet and it is the acquirenwnt of my excluEve cave-
rknce in this line to offer in every Loeb cafe a (ale and certain re.
ellablithment.
In flight cafes of iStficiamy preload by free living, refidenosio
warm Climates, or too much indulgence of ferlattive Pathons, and
In all recent Venereal CompLUnts, early application inform its lm•
~
mediate cure. But In the molt complicated Cafes of Demure
accompanied by fever or Woofers of the 'yams ariOng frOm se•
sleeted infection; Come perfeveratice Is indifpenfably requifite foe
the re-animation of the Conftltution and reiteration to health and
vigour—ln all eater with either fex, the molt inviolable fecrecy Is
obferved, and the terms of remuneration arc plainly Rated on the
firft Interview. MARTIN BREE,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London,
No. 29, Arundel-ftreet, Strand, near Temple Bar.
There is an additional entrance In Water-greet adjoloing.—All
letters from town or country are expedted to camel,' a bank note.
STRENGTHENING PILLS, PRIIPAREDTIY DR. HARM
STRONG, No. 89, GREAT BARTHOLOMEW-CLOSE
WEST SMITHFIELD, LONDON.
THESE PILLS cure Aahmas and Shortnefs of
Breathing, Abfecithe on the Lung. Nervous Complaints,
Coughs, Confumptione, Female Weakods of every defcription,
Bearing down of the Womb from bad Labours, Seminal Weak
Defeo in Men, Sprains by lifting, nr other castles; and as a bracer
of the Solids, sad a promoter of Digellion. They are kept as a
Family Medicine by the f.rft pecans of diftiniftion in the kingdom,
and ere arongly reconnnended by the molt eminent Phyficians to
I Sea Bathers, and for Debility in either fee.—Price 6s. the Box,
(Doty included). Alfo, Hatraftrong's Female Me.iitthated Ve
getable tills, for females only, at the commencement and decline
of the molt critical period of their lives; and is the molt proper
Phylk for Women after Lyir.gs. in or Miscarriages, being the only
Medicine in the World to be depended on for curing Inflamau-
thins. Obitruftions, and Mee In the Womb
ANOTHER IMPORTAN r AND AUTHENTIC CASE TO

ISt. HARMS'fRONO.
To Dr. Harmitrong-..-Sir, I have thus publicly to acknowledge
the great hoorfit my wife Fr:m es has received, by the life of your
Stret'gtheni,g Pills. She was feverely afflicted fur years with a
ficknefs at her Spinach, a dimnefs of fighr, attended with a violent
pain in her Macleod fides, and a bearing down of the womb,b►ought
on by a bad labour; tog,this with every other debility of female
eaknefs. Behr recommcsided by a female friend to take your
Strengthening Pills, three boles of which performed a perfea
curt.—lt will not he improper to mention, that an elderly lady et
my book, between so and 63 years of age, tiatialfo been greatly
relieved of a Sonnets of breath, and an althmatic cough of 10
years Minding, by taking one boa only of your valuable Medicine.
T. LINDON.

No. Ti, Lower James• Brett, Bath, Nov. 8, 1806.
Theft Pills may be had of thy Doane., No. 89, Bartholomew
CNA. Wee Smithfield. with printed direCtions wrapped round
the Female Pins, exprefina a tuunher of the in, it refprOshle and
authenticated cafes, alfo the Proprietor's came, k.. Harriaßrong, on
the Direflitms none elle can he genuine Two Hundred Onions
Reward are cffered for the slitemiery oi any per Ton who imitates
his hand writing, which is Felony t and by his appointment are Cold
whole ale by Barclay and Sons. 9s. fleet Market and remit by
sie reipeclabis Venda* ig bittalisitis io rite U Lad ibisidsie.

.Ptilitic, that he m; as trust be confidtai daily from 9 to), at Lie
kalifs, No. se. Frith. teem, Soho, en Cal.. sir Striatum, Obitroc-
tier s.Gleetpake.Sta aa well as Dthility, sad every difueder where
fccrecy ii fo (-Ladd & re.quif.te, that Mr Dufour km petriMleg p
Crackly* book, that every -Patient may be introduced in a feptuate
apartment. Mr D. has for rainy Tears confined kitufelf to that
department of %matey, laid fir a i ex t ..ofive pradiice, and the molt
lattertuy fuccifs, be lesnabled to oiler a method of etre, mild,
ellicatiem, rnoteltig no enufittemeitt or reins I. diet. and
which prevents • r 'age. Polon. in the country !toting their cafes
fully, ii a letter. eneloting a one or a two taunt( note, will hem
propeeremi4ire lent to the 1411111.111 t For the menu% (Imputes*.
lIM. fm Mr 141(mat'a Tomtit& on the ahorc comptsiots, prose 144
64. the ydi .tion—te be had of I Callow. Primpaitimm. lfilyeag
1 firfbecti, Emu: Champ, and at tho4iwitath. ; . •
----.
P. CrAtTAIN CURE PUN CONIIII •
IN. FALLIBLE GERMA.ki Ct.: EN-PLAIBTEIL
THE PROPRITOR, of tliis nbo& comeliest
REMEDY is fo certain at itll Eitcacy havlog wee Iplitil,
is a variety of CAUL agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corn,
root and branch, to.a tams m.valllassamar. And het Ica,.
to add, that It has Infinitely the advantage di the nurubatiaL loci&
culotte Ointment., Salves. Ne. as many hundred. of affildimi peal
Pone can teftily, anon; tritons are Come of the LA charadas a
dam kingdom.
Sold Wholcfale and Retail by T.Atteil, No. t, FineLhnte. at*
the Royal Exchange.; and alfu by Mr. Day, Na. 7, liariitaelfr
duet; Mr. Wilfoa, Nci. 39, StilLinact's•fteet; Mr. iiikler, •
Na. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, jll.4llHollreen; and 'thou;
and Co. No. zso. Oaf rd-(inset.
At•Brifiol, by Mr. iii..gin and Mr. Naeppard, Boakfoßem
Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller; and Wright. perfumer.
Edinburgh, by Barter, Smith Bridge.
Portico and Ga(port, Mr. Harding a
Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, minta,mul Mr. loam.*
Portfninuth. Mr: Motley, hookfeller.
And by mud of the Venders of Medicines M T

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HEALTH ANO LONGEVITY.
W.1)16/165'6 ANALEPTIC AND AX TIBILIOUS MU.
THE Celebrity of the Ankleinic Pills, as a gene-
Prekreative of Heahh, Is become univerfal. from (hell.
my in Mote ciarephdots, which continually dlltw4 the himisit
frame ; fueb as Colds, litleuntatamss, Hembselm, std
other Difedes.of tbeltommh and Bowels; which attic (rum stm
vicilfitudes of eme.ellasate, or from ludulgenee La the luxuries of
life ; and tbefefalutary each/ are produced by gently opening the
pores by night, and the body by day, without requiring any parti-
cular 'regimen or confinement. ilattiotegh the Aaaleptle Piths*
alto very ferviemble fu Billouvamis Mbar dollpdvalmildifisrden, yet
betil deigned as a mild purgative osiOad diardore not &hear
fulfidently active, the Antibillous Pills have bees recommenhall
Is aid by an eminent Phyfrelaa, wbo has ufed there Medicines
combined for raany years with the happkit iamb, to all mai-
pLiints of the Liver, as well as in other interoal Weak..
Sold only by F. Newbrry and Sons, No. 45, St. Poufs Chards-
yard, on the Coseb.way, Four Doors from the Corner of Cheap-
fide, Loodua i sod at Dr. James's lite bode in Bruton-trees ; via.
the Analeptic Pills, prim es. 6d. the Box, or Six in One linseed
for if. m.; aad the Aotibilious Pilla, price 14. pd. a box, Duty
cludetb-.olsferve that xllc W irds, a F. Newbery, lia. di.dia.
Pours," are engr vad in'thaSt amps.

To THOS. TAY LOR,EI4. No. 9, New Bridge.ftreet, twoiled.
Scrtnider it but an aa of justice due to I`f•
merits merits of your LEARE's PATENT PILLS, to commit*
este to you the following Cure, which has recently been performed
b; them :—.An acquaintance of a:lac, who by the breaking out
of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Dif-
orders artfing therefrom), was reduced airedt to a &detail, sod
though he bad the heft medical advice which could be obtained.
.and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procured
which kemed to Grit his cafe, or do him any fervice; he 'caseload
In a moll reduced and pitiable fituation for two year.. inabk to
folk,w his profeffion, sad (cutely able to walk or even to Random
his legs ; In fad, no one who knew him ever fuppakel It polfiblo
for ham to recover. He was add led at lalt to try your (saes'.
Pthts-i-he did fo, (thinly adhering to the direetions given with
Viem—he had not taken more than two bones, before he found NI
alteration for the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by
taking a few boxes more he found Ma appetite and *taiga grad -
ally return, and is now as healthy and ao ;lout an any man I
know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any per'on to me (era
confirmation of the shove account ikit Should be doubtaL
ern,Str, your obedient harable (erupt,
Library, Folilione, July Iv, ISOS. THO. PURDY.
Prepared and feid by the Cote Proprietor
Taos. TA LOl, Member of the Royal College of Eugenio. Lea
don, at his houfc, No 9% New Bridge.ftrect ;
Where, after a conitant refidence of more than 40 years, be •
pradice partieularfy direCted to the cure of Venereal compiling,
sod thole incidental to the parts of generation in both (cue, tab
that inviolable (army which men of his profelSon fleeted alwayo
obkrve, heftiness Ithnfelf the advice and sififtence be gratsit
adminilters to perfons taking this medicine, will be ettegmed, by
a dlkerning public, as an advantage feldom to be ebtained,and
void of ambiguity.
Alf° fold, by his appointment, for the cornmkare of desk Do.
log ,It a Mance, at the Pufamer's No. 35. St. Alban't.ttreat, L
Mall ; the Tull:lap, rc3i Oxfortlidtreet l Mr. Dlfhorough, 7, Fillt-
ilrect.hill; Mr. Master's, Soutladwidge, fidlohorgh ; Mr. htlito.
old's, Glafgow ; Mr. Caliwell's, Dublin; Mr. Billings's, Liverpool.;
Mr. Atklnfon's Maothetter ; and by one perfoe in even coal-
&arable townbi'Grast &Utilised Ireland, io boxes of only se. 911.
each, reeled up with full and plain &realms whereby peons at
either fez may sentiment...lves with este, fixed, korai. and istetv•
N. B. Every box fold in Great Britain is faded op with a Ramp.
on which, by favour of the Cornwall:Boners, Is printed at the Stamp
Tiylor,No. p. New Bridgedreet—to Imitate whichU
felony. sod.all otbas as counterfeit.

RENOVATED HEALTH.
IT has been too frequently the fubjea of juft and
general reprobadon that men deilltute of the elements
the Medical art, have dieted thunftlyM as candidates for stabile
patronage in the profeflion of phylle. For the porpote d doing
juluce to the refuk of our fludies and experience, and to prevent
us from being doffed among thole emptrke whole Impudent pro-
tentions have, unfortunately for fociety, been me faveawatily re-
ceived, we beg kave to Miran to the liberal and enlightened a
faithful ftatemtnt of our purfuits and ar-mdrements. Alter having
received a regular medical education as the pantile( Mars. Grin-
dal and &end, whole Retorts and pra!tice we carefully atten-
ded, as profeffora and furgoom of the London Narita!, we entered
ourfelves as ftudenu in that juftly celebrated fehacil for medical
acquirement, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were infirm"-
ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, thetheory and
I predict of Phyfic, Cleemillry, Midwifery, Botany, ace. &c. by
thole eminent profeffere, Dra. Mont*, Gregory, Blatt, lismiltoo,
Duneacand Rutherford. We troll we Mall nut he deemed pre-
Cumptuows in raying that oar proficiency and acquirements arc not
iticonfiderable. Having for a long feria of years made venereal
complaints, and the tartan dictates of DEBILITY, the particular
objedt of Mir Radius and predict, lc will, we hope. be alluwrd
that we have acquired (nuttier knowledge of their treatment
and care. In Eight and recent cafes of ioreettio. a perfeft re
eftabliihwient Is completed la the Mort period of two days; and,
in thole of the emelt inveteracy, where other pratildearre have
failed of (meek • proper perfeveratier In oar plan of treatment.
enforce to the patient a fate and radical care.
Amid ft the melancholy variety of elnurders which are the effete
of a habit long and moll unhappily purfued by the youth of both
Sexes, there are none moresalarming mute &Minding than tbote
deficlencits and debilitke which frequently prevent or embitter
the matrimonial Rate. To loch Feelers it mull he a confoling re-
flettion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode
of treatment, he tenured to that greateft M all human Meiling., a
Rrorg. manly, and alg;tous eanilltotion. in all cafes of debility,
from whatever mole 'Hung, as sten as In every (peeks of vene-
real infedion, we may be coufalnd by patients of tither lea with
the greatcftfecrecy and lipnottr. Hours of confultatlon at WWI
from teu to three, and fro dal fin in the eveni,g till ten et night.
Patients in the country arc requetted to Rate the particulars of
their cafe, age, and general habit of kaki, kr. Re inelefing a
remittance for 'dike and medicines, when the Game *Abe gives
or knt to any part of the kingdom, Tat ream Mat ferrety to el-
gentle! to our undertaking, t'ae poeagn of lettere may be added to
the account for medicines. CURRIE and co. Corrects,
November s 6; 1:06. No. soy, Hatton Garden.
LONDON! Printed and yuldifeed by LEVFI, KENT,(erCer-
terbory Place, Lambeth), afibe St ,s•-firrtme, No. l:Cal•T
thee'. l'ithiLlied alio at thefire• .)trara, Tensple-Idas.

DISEASES Otte tIREISIA-inArert alit 0 CMPLMNTS.
A S foie Proprietor of DAKAI•Ps celebrated toedi.
dicated Boogies sod Remedies, Mr. Du FOUR ialemes tbe
0.1.11. .1... 1...... r.i.mt be masked Idle from oto t. at li.