Star.
London, England, 1806-03-20 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, MARCH r 7.
Tr v. DOUGLAS AND OTHte E.
This tau& came on to be heard upon demurrer to
e Plaintiff's hill.
The Plaintiff, as the heir at law of one Widow
Barrett, filed his bill again() the Defendants, Meths.
tionglas, Barnard, and Varley, as Truftees named
the will of the teftator, praying a difcovery of their
Als under laid will, for an account, and that the
leafehold property of the teftator Should be declared
t( he legally vetted in him. The deccafed died poi
'tired of a confiderahle ellate, called Pot Valley, in
ehe'Welt Indies, which, by his will, he veiled in the
Defendants, as his or Aces, to Support and maintain
a Roman Catholic Clergyman upon that elate ; ha
was albs panelled of a property in St. Pancras, in the
county of Middlefex, out of which he ordered all his
'ill debts to be difcharged.
The Soxiceroa G , in Support of the de-
snerrer, contended, that the Plaintiff had no interea
in the premifes in gueftipn, inafmuch as the devils
had been made for a fuperftitious ufe ; and therefore,
by the gth of George 11. commonly called the Sta.
Lute of Mortmain, all devrfees of leafehold premife,
for luperftitious or charitable purpofes, became vett-
-1 in the Crown, and were void to the next of
pon thefe grounds, he argued that the party had
sight to demur. They might alto demur upon the i
grounds of there not being all the proper parties be-
fore the Court; ae, under the ftatute alluded to, his
Majelly's Attorney General Should be made a party,
in order to fupport the.intetefts of the Crown.
The ATTORNEY G AAAAA L and Mr. Haar for the
Plaintiff, contended, that the Whim had given theft
Defendants • Secret troll, which it was oteelfary
Mould be difclofed to the heir at law, or next of kin.
The firlt ground of demurrer was, that the Plaintiff
was not interefled, and it was allowed that the funds
were to be applied to fome charitable purpofes. The
Plaintiff had paid off a large portion of the teftator's
debts out of his perfonal elate, and, Since his death,
difrovered erat this was a ferret troll for the fop
port of a Roman Catholic Clergyman ; or, as the
bill further charged, for Some other charitable put..
poft ; and therefore they Willed that the Plaintiff,
being the eldeft fon of the teflator, had a right to have
an anfwer ; and the guellion for the Court was, whe-
ther they were bound to anfwer ? ,This, in a very
tecent decifinn, had been politively laid down by the
late Lord Chancellor Eldon. It was, therefore, for,
the Court to cleft, whether the mifchief, which is
intended to be avoided by the ftatute, [hall be dons
or no ?
The LORD CHANCELLOR obferved, that when a
right was vefted in the Crown, the words of the will•
mull not be general, but Special ; and if it were clear
that a right was in the Crown, which could take
from the heir at law, land deviled to fuperflitioua
rfei, it was necelTar.y that the Crown Should be made
party is the cattle. As the Plaintiff had paid a
;rent part of the teftator's debts, he had a right to
rave the anfwer of there traces as to the nature of
lerr trolls. His Lordlbip therefore ordered, that
re demurrer lb ruld be over-ruled, and the Plaintiff
_< at liberty to amend his bill, and his Majefty's At-
torney General made a party to the fame.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MARCH S.
cot.a O. LIF FORD.
This was an aetion brought to recover the balance
if trolley due to the Plaintiff, in the fide of • horfe
Ito the defendant.
On the part of the plaintiff, who was a horfe-
dealer, feveral of the ineevins ones were called. They
all derfed, that the price of the bode was filed at
46 guineas, and that the defendant, a fortnight After
he had purchAfed it, laid he was In well ploated with
his bargain, that he would net exchange with the
Plaintiff for a bode he then had, the price of which
was (ivy five guineas.
On caofs-examination, they all declared, that the
boric fold to the defendant was as quiet as a lamb,
that a child might ride him ; and that he was no
more Ay than one of their honours (meaning one of
the Le.i:nLd Serjrants)•
On the part of the defendant, who was a rope.
maker in the city, his foreman dcpofed, that he had
rode the horle feveral times, and that he fhyed and
flayed at every thing that he met ; he once law his
matter drive him in a little whiiky; hut he was-much
morewillirgtogobackwards or tideway, than firaight
forward.
On eras-examination, the man laid, he had been
horfeback before he rode this boric, hut he ac•
knowledged that he never was a horfe•clealer, aid
had lived in the city all his life.
A Farrier was then called, who depofed that the
aorfe had a fplent in his off fore leg ; but this tell i-
many bring contradifted by a Veterinary Surgeon,
the Jury, under the diration of the Learned judge,
round a verdift for the Plaintiff, damages 181. 6s.
thirty pounds having been paid at the time of Cale by
ddeadast.

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ASSIZES.

Mammal', Maims tB.—The ABzes for the
County contuenced this day, at the County Hall.--
The Judges arrived in town yellerday, and after
hearing Divine Service, this morning, they proceed.
ed to buftnefs. On the Civil Side there is a large
entry, no lefs than az caufes. The Calendar is not
heavy, nor contains many fetions offences.
Canwa SIDS.—FORGBILY.-IVilliam Haaeyerae,other.
wife Alexander Innes, was inditled for forging ant
counterfeiting a Bill of Exchange fur 801. purp•irt-
ing to be drawn by one Charles Young, and dire&ed
to Mars. Simmons, Paley, and Co. at Canterbury,
with intent to cheat and defraud John Drenchley,
Charles Becket, and George Rich.
Mr. Gouty, as Counfel for the prnfecutinn, open-
ed to the Jury the circumftances of the cafe.
Thomas Either, a clerk in the Rochekr Bank,
hated, that the prifoner came, early on the morning
of the 14th of Oatober, to their bank. He addreffed
the witoefs by laying, " Sir, I affippofe you do not
remember me !" The witnefs replied, that he re-
colle&edhis face, but he could not tell where. The
prifoner Paid his name was Young; that be was
with Mr. Stevenfon, at Cobham-11411, for the pur-
' pole of learning agriculture. He added, that be
had been at the bank before, on Mr. Stevenfon's ho
finefs, but now he was come on his own. He then
produced a letter, which, lie laid, had been fent to
him from Mr. Poley, the banker at Canterbury, who
was his guardian, and willted to have fome money,
fee which he would draw on Mr. Poky, at three
days fight.
ThelVitnefs believing what he Paid, aped him
how much would be fufficient ? he anfwered, 801.
would do for the prefent, and defired the Witnefs to
draw a Bill of Exchange for that amount. Mr
Fiber gave him the 801. apd drew the Bill of Ex-
change on the Canterbury Bank, which the prifoner
figned in the name of Charles Young.
Mr. Stevenfon was called, who depofed, that the
prifoner did not live with him, and that he did not
know him.
John Freely, a clerk in the Canterbury Bank,
proved that the bill, when prefented, was not paid.
William Kent proved the prifoner'; name was not
Young, but Honeytnan.
John Poley, jun. probed that the prifoner was
p/se a ward of his father's.
The tallier at the inn, at Gravefend, proved that
he changed one of the 51. Gravefend Bank notes, at
their honk, and rode away at full (peed, although'
his hoife wanted a Shoe.
The Jury returned a Verdi& of—Guilty.
The prifoner is a very young man, of a hand-
fome perfon. He alto flood indidted for healing a
horfe and chaife, but he was not tried upon the latter
indiament.
Samuel Woodward Sibley was indi&eff for healing
tolbs.:of tea, the property of the Ea& India Company.
The prifoner was a hoy-mafter's fervent, employ-
ed on board the Martha hoy, in unloading the Win-
chelfea Indiaman. On the 18th of Oelober, one
of the Thames Police boats law the prifoner on board
a wherry; and having fome fulpicion, they hatched
the boat ; they found a bag full of tea, and the
pockets of a great coat full, and fewed up. The
prifoner jumped overboard and got on Shore; the
officers purfued him, but he was refcued by tome
lumpera. The next day he was traced, and appre-
hended. In the (elate, one of the Police Officers
wounded the prifoner over the eye, and the wound
was vifible when he was apprehended.
•He was found Guilty, and fentenced to be whip-
ped, and impi Wont(' for fix months.
The Bill preferred againfl Captain Temple has not
been found by the Grand Jury.

RICO1lDlle• Rivour.—Yederday the Recoaosa
made a Report to his Majirry of the following con-
viets under fentence of Death in Newgate, viz.—
W. Andrew, for fecreting a letter, which came
into hia poffeffion by virtue of his employment in the
Poh•offiee, and dealing thereout Bank notes value
*Rol. ; Peggy Smith, for dealing a piece of cotton
in the (hop of F. Chinnery ; J. Shepherd, for deal-
ing in the dwelling houfe of Mary Gammon two
pieces of linen, her property ; T. Taylor, for a bur-
glary in the dwelling houfe of J. Purcell ; J. Town
end, for a burglary in the dwelling houfe of J. Gum,
trie ; and L. Solomon, for a burglary in the dwelling
bottle of E. B.:Ryon ; when they were all refpited
during pleafure.
MARL ROROUG 11-seater.—Lord Donally charged
Lady Eli/itbeth Monk's coachman with breaking the
body of his catriage at the Opera on Tuefday eve-
ning. The injury, it appeared, was done to his Lord.
(hip's carriage by the barking of that of Lady Monk,
the former being out of the rank. The affair was
adjußed by the interference of the Magißrate ; it
having been dated byan officer that both the coachmen
had a4ted wrong.
Ifircherwr, the perfon who Rood charged with deal.
ing a quantity of property not owned, underwent a
fecond examination. The prifoner was (worn to by
two watchmen in Carnaby-ftrect, as being one of the
perfons who conveyed property from a one boric
chaife in the night to the houfe of a clothefman in
Carnaby Market. SCVCI AI duplicates of gold watches,
teals, miniatures, &c. were found in the prifiner's
poff:ffion unowned. He was fully committed for
trial.
On Thurfday evening a young man, of the name
of Infield, about z 7 years of age, fell overboard from
a veffel in Long Reach, and was drowned. About
two mortals ago, the brother of this young man met
with his death in the fame unfortunate manner id the
Tharms, nvac Northfleet. It is a fingular circum-
; fiance that his body ,:•as not found till a month after
the accident, and was then picked up as far as Vaun-
t
hall.

A few days ago. two women, pretending to be
dumb, made their appearance at Qeenbornugh. and
laid the inhabitants under contributions, for two or
three days by their fpeeious appearance. A perf•n
happening one nigh( to hear them talking to each
other in their bed room, canted them on the next
morning to be taken before a Magi(irate, who order-
ed them into confinement as rogues and •agabonds :
they contrived, however, to make their efcape from
the place of their captivsty, and have not been heard
of fince. A little gill, about none years of age, ac-
companied them as an interpreter.

MARRIMD.
Lately, at Mary la-Ronne Church, the Rev. Benjamßl Georgia
17cath, Rcdtor of Creeting. Suffolk, to Mils Rowlett, of Henrietta-
Brut, Covondilh-fquare.
At Hints, Staffordfhire, Captain Bell, of the 48th Regiment, to
Mira Bourne, daughter of the late I.iesteuant Bourne, of the 60th
Regiment.
Thurfday Taft, at Rothwell Church, near Iced', John Newberg,
Ffq. Lieutenant Colonel of the fuller Militia, to Midi Cleaver,
daughter of the Rev. Dr. Cleaver, Redtor of Mahon, Yorkfhire.
At Dublin, H. G. Molcfwortb. Erg grandfon of the fecmul Lord
V ircount Mol•tworth, to Mif. Hone, daughter of Brindley Hone,
Eft] of that city.
At St. Mary's, Lambeth, Timms Gahm Efq. of Richmond.
Virginia, to Mira Martha Cowcher Cooke, niece and coheirefs of
the late Richard Comber, Efq of Gloolselter.

DIED.
On Saturday, at Wartniniler, Mr. Dudden, common brewer,
aged 6. years.
Sunday latt, at his apartments in Great Quebec-ftreet, Captain
Robot Reay, late of the Hon. bait India Company's ferviee.
Monday lenolght, at the Bloroms Inn, of a deep decline, batt-
ened by the limiting of a blood sera, Captain Ulick Jenoinp, of
bb Majefty's Navy.
On the Toth initant, at his feat at Kemble,Wilts, Charles Weft-
ley Coxe, Efq. many years a Magiltrate and beputy Lieutenant
of Old county.
At Leith, on the 9th What, Mr. John Ramfay, Lieutenant of
bls Malefty's Navy.
At Harvieftisn, George Cranttoun, Efq. of Dewar.

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MR. WHITE refpeftfully gives notice, that the
Colledioa of Piaiires Is removed front Stratford Place to
the Great Room, Saville-row, by permlffion of Mr. Squibb, where
they will be fold en Monday and Turfelay nett.—To be viewed
this day, To-morrow, and Saturday, by Catalogues only, at Half-
a-Crown each, which may be had st the Rbons. .--„,

COLLECTION OP CAPITAL PICTURES.
Tb AE SOLD BY AUCTION—FIy Mr. WHITE,
At Mr. Squibb's Great Room, Saville-row,
On Monday nest the tch inltant, and foilowing Day,
THE Superb, moll Valuable, and dillinguilhed
COLLECTION of ITALIAN, I,LEMISH, and DUTCH
PICTURES; well known and agtebrated throughout Europe, the
property of Sir George Yonge, Bert. Containing, feted and to-
perlatively fine Performances of the great Matters, the whole of
which were colleted by Itoucber Cieevc, Eft. in the early part of
the loft century, and have remained entire from that period to the
prefent moment in • petted Rate of prefervation.
Amelia. which are, two molt magnificent and ineftlmable
PiEtures, Magma sad Democritus, by Salvator Rota ; a dead
Chrift, with the Marys, by Annibal Cased—equalled only by
that from the Orleans Gallery. A Holy Family, by Ruben.; and
the Woman secured of Adultery, by Porienonc—invaluable Pie-
tuna. Venus and Cupid, by Vandyke—matcblefs. Sufanna and
the Elders, Gusselno. Temple of Delphos, P da Corton.s. The
Circumcifion, a fine Cabinet PiCture. by Paul Verrin, The
Prafentation, a ditto, by litemb.-aAt ; and a Portrait equ J to Ti.
ties, by ditto. wo Grand Landfcapes,by Gafper Pouun. 'Tsso
ditto, by Chad, in his Sect manner. A beautiful and WWI
Antied Landfeape, by Hobbima. A Country Wake: one of the
Snell Pittures ever painted by Tcniers. A rare cabinet jewel,
the Cat and Boys, by F. Marla ; and others by Wouvermans,
P. Potter, Vandevelde, Borgegisone, Canaletd, Snyder', Fytt,
Vim Huylam, De Henn, &c.; alto Bronzes and Antique Marbles,
particularly two molt rare Button of Grecian Sculpture on pillars
of Egyptian Porphyry.
To be viewed this day, tomorrow, and Saturday (by catalogues
only) at as each, which may be bad in Stratford Place; and
of Mr. White, Storey's Gate, Weltmtnfter.

To be SOLD by AUCTION, for ready Money only,
By Mr. WHI 1 E.
At &Mean, near EAR Bourn, in the County of Buffet, on Fri-
day the at@ day of March Inßatit, at Eleven o'Cloek in the
Forenoon, preelfely, under the infpettion of the Colleitor and
Comptroller of the Cußoma at Newhaven,
'THE Anchors, Cables, Sails, Malts, Yards, Stnrea,
-I- dcc. of tie CARL SOLOMON (all In etcelleut condition)
wrecked near Beachy Head, on the adth December. aos, on
her voyage from Allem to Jacobftadt.
rartkulars may be had at the Coiledor's Oak Cullom
Houfc, Newhaven, on of Mar.. Gorringe and Cook, A. nts for
the falifhlp at fkaford.
N. B. The above Sale was advertlfed for the 13th inftant, but
unavoidably poßponed on account of the fnow.

. . .
HARBOUR HOUSE, NEAR DURHAM.
TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION,
On Monday the pit day of March, eso6, at the Hoof; of Mr.
William Shotton, Moho'der, Framwell Gate, Durham, at the
Hour of Si: in thcßeening, fubjedt to Conditions then and there
ce be produced,
I'HE Freehold Efate of Harbour Hnufe, confift-
Mg of rell ancient Mention Houle, Out-building., and Lando
furrounding me fame, being wholly in a ring fmre, containing
about 254 Acres, and in the occupation of Mr. William Bell as
Tenant from year to year.
Tilib Efate is Mani about four miles from the City of Durham,
adjoins upon the River Wear for upward of two miles, beautifully
wooded, and in point of &nation, is capable of being made one of
the molt beautiful Relidences in the County of Dmisam ft con•
tains moR valuable Bede of Coal, and the Tythes are held at a
(mall Rent, under the Dean and Chapter of Durham, for a Term
of years, renewable every (even years on payment of every
(mall Fine. . . _ .

The Tenaot will mew the Eltate, and every other information
may be had of Mr. Taylor, Eh Hail, near Durham ; of Mr.
Carr, Solicitor, Wakefield, Yorkfhire; and of Mr. Lambert, Sc4i•
cher, Hatton Garden, London.
ISLE OF WIGHT.—CAPITAL OAK TIMBER.— ._WIGHT.—CAPITAL

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Wino TUCKER and PIT I'IS,
At the Bugk Inn in Newport. on Wednefday the a6th day of
Match, precifely at four o'clock in the afternoon,
HE following Lots of Capital OAK TIMBER,
now growing ova the feveral Manors and Mates of Nunwell,
Hardinglhute, Whitefield, Smallbroke, Barone", and Park, in the
Parifhes of Beading, Newchurch, and St. Helen's, being very va-
luable, and prime Timber of large dimenlions fit for Naval and
Commercial purpofet, and remarkably found in quality.
LOT Trees.
a. In Hardingfbute and Broadlay fields 399
a. Nunwell 6eida, Green Lane, and Amodio,' Coppice *B3
3. Whitefield Grove and Meadow, with Bulhey piece 399
4. WAIN-field fields - . 67t
s. V.'hiTelay field 4 . - 513
6. Swan Pond and Bufbey piece - 944
7. Angels Lsnc with Aidermoor Coppice aad Grove 599
P. Smallbroke Heath 566
9. Aldermoor Heath fields, and Heath Row ado
so. Rows and fields, on Great Smallbroke . 396
it. little Smallbroke, Coppice and fields - 3c t
to. Little Smallbroke, Grove and Pennykathcrs 269-
t 3. Bartiaq and Preftwood, weft of the road from Ryde to
Bradial - 329
54 Barntley and Preßwood Rows - 4,58
' 13. Limekiln fields, north of Barnacy Furv:hills and fields
adjoining -
t 6. Barnflry Coppice, Meadows, and Marlh
17. tothey Cottom Coppice
18. Wcftbroke Coppice •
v 9 W. lthroke fields and Meadows
a ~ Park Coppice
at. Park fields -
at. Park Hung, AM. and St Haul's
23. Raft fide of Whitefield Wood
24. Weft fide of Whitefield Wool
as. Inchded piece by White6.l,l Coppice
a 6. Whitefield Coppice
27. Rough piece by Pouodhoufe.
28. Truckells Wood -
29. Hardingflude Coppice
130. Treat:lls Fields and Roak Mead

295
226
489
i6a
381
109
423

643
2396
224
236
143
579
102
139

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The above valuable lots are very advantageoully Utuate, both as
to land and water carriage, being within two miles ot Slipping
places at R yale and St. Helen's harbour.
Printed particulars may be had at the Bugle Inn, Newport ; of
Wieffrs Tucker and Piffle, audtioneen ; of John Harvey, the
woodman, on the Prenalfes (who will fhew the fame); at the
Crow.' Inn, Piirtfmonth ; India Arms, Gorport ; Dolphin, Sohth-
ampzon ; and Angel, Lymington.
N. B. The tree, in the refpedllve Lots arc all hammer marked
S. W. 0. and the Lie will include the bark and tops, ezclufive of
fuck ow,afureable limbo as dee coodig MU of tale will ewers.

H jewieed
by
AVING dedieated royal! to the .ft"o'df,
the moR cc lerabk radio I. that Si,'
which I thought proper to Idea, I mil that I have not more at
employed my time than thofe who, In the extenSve Beld-of the
weft:Son, am oreatonally inunerred in uncertainty, and Canna
always attain that fuccefs which Is acquired by concentrating
tls
letelleeinal power to one dab of di'brters
The denies of DIPILITY arc peculiarly Witrillog for thee
being with theme thin of concomitant fraptams and, by a die
make; of all vital energy, exifience Ka becomes embittered...
Whether they attic from the reveler:a of W example, thedeitraM
the habits of lchool,bays, or the indulgences of maturity, Wye*
cum ye mall eilidu:as prof:Anna ikill Init by the igoonalle
of tine...mud ass, the Impious" arc *wanted, ani the oenili-
entire deitrweed.
Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL C
I ground my pretenflons on regularity of edtteadon; and polka.,
every peivliegeto pratilice I feel myielf entitled to that antldesica
with which I have hitherto been • hot:own:4
In the Brit foamiest. et local wvilines, early appikaties will
prevent the calamity of a dehilit to ; !taw: but where the le-
hem, from a cowlilnufnefs o' unnianltte iof the vice whine
ceded his mithrtese Is fearful or the eenteript or cenarer et We
family phytician and tamale ova Ids tar:Mt:, with cardld mpg
amine-at. It ma be Sttleaelory for him to bt: attuned not oak et
capability of treatment but tufo of the moil i fecosey.
And In recent Venereal r:ourniaints it Is p0.1.,1e to pro: aati.
danger or dithers ; In the moil c at7licatol ale. It Is th .cgtatt
meet of exclave experience in tbis kite to riled a fees cern&
and Fectly realtabillhinent mhiso
I offer the advantage of (Me expel mee to thole dehisce fez
are afilAext With any kind et Will:7..lTV, of any impugns r
FYN ,REAT. INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms el MM.
iteration ate Bated on the heft finerriew.
Fat:wain the country are expertled to Melo& a Bank MICA mai
re r•audied to fpecify Weir age and nwoner of Using.
MARTIN BREE,
Member of the Royal Cullete of Surgeons, In London.
No. apt, Arendei-itreet, Brien+ near Tmpla Bar. -

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To T. TAYLOR, Surgeoo, No. 9, New Bridge-Rivet, London,
six, Edinburgh, May 2, Oleo,
IN the fpring of 1994 I was afflicted with a Vent,.
real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for five
months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfitian,who
put a temporary flop to the vit ohne, of the difeafe (by meteor
rial application) for fome time; but growing, in fpite of ail medi-
cine and the advice of the (hit Gentlemen of the Facility here
worfe and worfe, for two years. I was reduced to a Rate alma
unparalkled and beyond defer pt ion , being an entire leper,snd ulce-
rated front head to foot. My bead, throat, mouth, note, legs,
arms, &c. have been alternately in danger of becoming ureters •-••
in &net, I have had front ao to 30 eating ulcers on my body, ;ad
nearly totally deprived of fight It would be voluminous to par-
timilarife all my cafe—fuLce it to fay, there never was, or Mir
will be, one of a more dangerous or of a more complicated ow.
tore. I was lung looked upon by my friends, and imagined my-
felfbeyond all hopesof recov.ry, and, indeed, in my then cairn.-
don. death was preferable to my more than mikrabk Rate. In tide
dreadful fituation did I drag a moll !inferable exillenee,tillDivtua
PIOVIDENCZ threw in my way a newipaper containing the cafe oli
a hlr. B. of Plymouth—my friend; read it. I could not. I feat
and procured fame of your Lc A ICK'S l'A r 2NT PILLS, which, by
sling from time to ti:-.', am now, and have long been, (after mote
than four ye.rs indeterihable diftrefs), in as good a Rate of health
as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, I had a fine, tbriving,lwal-
.by child burn to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Goo,
i and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creatures ferviee, 1 requelt
you to publilb this ; and you may at any time refer peafowl, who
wins to be (added of the truth o this, we further particulars, to
me or my friends, by later or ;erten.
As few cafes for hadnefs will ev:r rqttli mine, and none exceed
, it, I have from erperience,every reafon to allure mankind, that IS
your LIAISE'S Pitts they will find a late, fpeedy, fate, anti radi-
cal earl. Jr..
I Prepared and fold by the Sole Proprietor,Tnomas TAYLOO,
1 Member of the Royal College of Surgeons to London, at his kook.
No. 9, New Bridge.ttrect t where he will give advice, without a
fee, to performs taking theft. Pills. aid will anfwer patients I=ttent,
if port paid, on the fame terms, ohferving In &Meets the omit io-
violable (*envy, no perfoo's name or ear. having b -en mentioned•
but at their own particular requelt, by the Pmpriewr, during it=.
courfe of more than 36 years. that I.' has haul the sonduettng et
an catenfive Pale M the above Maikise, And the pradtke ariflof
therefrom.
They are alto fold, Ivy his appointment, for the convenient, a'
thole living at a diitanee, by Mr. Saater,South-br, idge, Falothurg-
Mr. Mention.. printer, Gialguw, to whom alto Mr. T. r,11.r. OS
his addrrfs t at rite rerfumethl, No. is. St. Alban'* Ruler NB"
Mall; Mr. Rohertfonht ToY•fhop, No. 103, ;,,xford.Rreet ; Me
Difboroughhi, No. y, Fiat lireat.hill, nearly oppofite the Motor
meat ,• Mr. Steel's, book( fier, No. 1, l:nion.row, Little Tower-
; bill; Mr. Callwall's. Dublin ; and hy one p, rfon in every confider-
, lable town In Great Britain and Ireland. in Boxei of only as 91
each, leafed up wl'h full and plain DireCtions, whereby Performs
1 of either fez may wire therofeives with cafe and fecreer.

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