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whether irregularly and iospnififtip, Sr 1/4
andltire=lW4t-e "rift* 411141pd3gpilit ' di*.
When Government puha,
on
a Lemke
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whether in England or • wbotelsi•il
vane to fuggeft their awe - t allinyl*sine k 'Mir
the condition chit each indd hand as
the fame footing with tfrif .
This has been univerfidly . in fuck
cafes, and for this obvious radon, Donna would
combine with the nominal contradfor to Yupply the
fume required by Government, if the terms were In
depend, not on the original contra& widi the Stan.'
but on the whim or avarice of the nominal ceatraftor
Geodesics, I am now prefenting a ferthhtg can.,
before *e fun, when I *fed to explain thefe
ten to you who're to much better acquainted - 1
the flub My lineation in life has never •
me, as yonr's has done, to have large concerns in
public loam, but Dian fame Wmmi on the face
of my brief, which I am enabled to transfer to the
features of this cash. The week then is, to pay hp
inftalments for thefe loans, and after the Id! bbtV
meat is made, the Addiniber is entitled to a Govern-
meat receipt. This receipt is in a negotiable form,
and is as faleable smog monied men as bullies..
With this in your pocket, you look to the Pak* if
the day, as to the clouds of the morning, andeelda
it, or &pore of it, according to your cooled** air it
picific or a innpelhoms Won. The delhediste
having entered into the comae, of whisk yes bets
heard, with the bilk Chancellor of the Eiebettners
knew, from the reports of Parliament, that the pion
of the loan of Ireland was copied from the Cuftant.of
England, that Pock receipts were to be given, and
the& receipts they withheld. They raid to the Eng-
lifh fob.contrallors, 84 You mall not make the pay-
ments on the bilk Loan. bin you mall deprifit the
money in the hands of our Bankers, who will give
you receipts to the amount of fuck depofit. Betides
this. yea *all Age a deed of troll, which deed theft
be enrolled in Inked." This, Gentlemen, is truly
an Irillt deed t he, in the fir* Once, there was to be
only one contrading party, and, in the, next, it pre-
faced a coattail which never exiled. The ere& of
1 this regulation was, that the defendants could go
' into the bill markets with their receipts, while our
lock was leaked up, and they aftually did effeft an
advantageous Pale to the amount of illoosool. All the
kill' fulafcribers had theft receipts I but, as if it were
a levante concern, to the PALM they were not to
be aligned. Charity, they fay, begins at home. I
am lorry to add. it often ends there. Two quellioas
are to be decided on this occafton ; firft, whether the
whole contrail be not refciuded by this deviation
from the terms of it by the defendants t If not re-
[chided, what is the extent of the damages to which
the plaintiffs are entitled t And if the laft be the
&Nett of enquiry, I contend, that the lock which
remained in their bands &mild be realized to them
at the price which prevailed, at the time when
the receipt ought to have been delivered. We
have paid inftelmeets under a pron* that we
might retain the advantage of any legal difficulty.
The receipts were to bare been delivered ea the
16th of May, and it will be. perflps, argued, that
my clients would not have been gainers, as 011111111111
was at that time !gem towards yet. Deg the la*

is, that the Rate of flock, in confequence of the
deportment of the defendants, cannot -be knnv
under the eircumilances of a fair compairion,
by this breach of contra& Omnium in Ireland fuf
feted a depreilion. The detriment is, that the
plaintiffs might have releafed themfelves, not only
at par, but at a premium of two and a half per cent.
and now the Stock has been depreciated between
thirty and forty per cent. To this fituation the
Plaintiffs are reduced by the Defendants having vio-
lated their contra& We are now advancing to an-
other loan; the moil imperious circuit:flames re-
quire affillance fhould be given to Government ;
your verdia will determine whether there can or
cannot fubfill reciprocal confidence between maa
and man, fo that thole public exigencies may be fup-
plied ? If the not/tool contraCtor and the fub-con-
mat:tor be not placed on an equal footing of advan
tage, no lift will be obtained ; no fub-contraCtors
will contribute, and Government mutt he difappoint-
ed in this important objea, on which the very
exifience of the country depends."
In order to abridge the cattle, certain admiffions
were made by the parties as follows

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all future difficulty. This duty I undertake with
(Arne relueance, becaufe it might appear that I with-
ed to dole the cocaina a ithout giving a fair end full
opportunity for the examination of the whole of the
condon of the Defendants. If that opportunity
thould occur, it will however be ken, and I pledge
mytelt for the molt of it, that they have acquitted
themlelv.s wilt the honour which Ibould ever be pnr
(died by Englntl Merchants. I contend then, that
'bete ea& three dillin& priociples Bich the Plain-
tiffs thould be nonfuited :—ttf. With rag .rd to the
damages. The Plaintiffs profeis to have concluded
their cafe, and their objea is to obtain a certain Turn
fir damages ; hut, (hange a. it may appear to af.
firm, they have made out no safe on which damages
may be awarded. In all thefesafes vel ate to advert
with the Rri&nels of law to the nature of the contra.%
and not by any means to condtkend to that laxity
to which contradtors, or fub-contradews. may in fume
cafes be tuppofed to affent. A Loan is fuppofed to
be fubfcribed to by perfons who have motiey at their
diforifal, and who wi(h to apply that money in a lu•
crative way. The ca of the Legiilacure. enabling a
Ct 114111 (PlliCCr or officersto retie the loan, does not
proceed upon the fupprifition. that there is either to
be profit or Ids in the tranfaftion. Therefore all this
p.:rade about the interefl of the contributors, and
al, •t public credit of the country. which Items
in (grimily to hasisaillined the feelings of my Learned
Friend, is entirely to be removed from the queilion.
To apply this. then, to the qoeflion of damages in
its fimple noconne&ed date. They do nit c.intend
they could have fold at a profit, iorshe itruing of the
receipts at the date they mentioned, would not have
Admitted fetch profit bet they fay they are entitled
to be releafed from any lofs, for (they continue) they
could have gone into the money market with theft
receipts, and could have -prevented the loft at ifrng on
the diminution of the frith Oustsium. On this plain
'ground I tubrait the affair to his LorcifEip, and I
affirm, that there ii no foundation for damages on
their own Stewing, and that the Joey. on Each evi
glow, can affign none. The Plaintiffs thoold have
!hewn fix.cifically, and by competent te flimonr. what
lufs they have (Whined. They have failed in this,
and of courfe their cafe cannot be fupported.l
Lord Ettsmeneouoii:--o Matenals are he
brought forward from which a Jury is enabled to de.
termine ;he damages. To afcestain the [pacific (um,
I do not confider neceffary."
Mr. ADAM.—" If this be a cafe °flocs, it is a cafe
of &mom dfgee i,:jttria. The evidence of the Plain.
tiffs being damnified is rebutted by the lad arimiffion
which retinas the (late of the market. for the re-
ceipts were not in exillence until the Stock was below
par, that is. on the 17th of Nay."
Lord rAtssitioaotioii—ii, If they could not WILAY
have (eyed theintilves from injury, they might have
bro Len their fell. You may (hew that the contra&
finr, which the Minting contend is invalid, but it is
sot at all required of them to determine the peecile
quantum of damages."
Me. Anass....“ The feciond objeition on sPhkh I
*ink I am entitled to rely, regardsthe option. • At
the time the Plaintilftmade the demand for their re-
aligns it was a demand for what never milled at that
period. The date of their application was the tyth
fff play; the receipts were not tritheomio ttotri the
ffit.th Co that compliance was impellible.
Lord Eciensoarivom—a, This is not a demand
gisfoluie. but relative, and capable of application to
fie thing respired at the time of its nativity."
Mr. Arisat.—.o On the fourth adnsiffson, the only
Lea which is applicable, is the Defendants making
known their intuitions. The declaration flys, they
acre to be admitted u eontraltors. There is an in-
tonfilteuePhere in the declaration, and the Plaintiffs
/have not made out their allegations. This is the
third obieition in point of form."
Mr. Easatila.—" Your, Lordlhip having over-
nded the two Aril oblations, it has teen unneedfary
for me to advert to them. On the lag I have only
to fay. I cannot fee any inconlifiency material to the
eaufe ; and It appears to me. the Counfel for the
Defendants moll either admit I Rand in the (hoes of
the'original contra&or, or they mutt thew a fpecial
!onward."
Lord Ettswitoloociu...-a The prefumption ii
prir.:efikie, that the fob-contra&ors deaf on (be foot-
ing of the offenfible contradors, and it is incumbent
on the Defendants to (hew fume (Pala' agreement if
they difpute this footing."
Mr. Pastas.—" The only averment is, that the
Plaintiffs were to have the minium in the fame way
pith the other Englifh fuhfcribers. There is no aver.
meat with refpe& to the original contra&, and their
is no evidence to fupport the affumpfit in the decla-
ration. The difference between the affumpfit and
the evidence is, that the one applies to the trill, and
the other to the Englith fubkriben."
Lord Ettairsolounis." If the Defendants are
able to thew that the Englifh and Irilh Subkribers
were admitted on different condition., it may con
duce to the defence. The quellion is, If the Plaintiffs
have received as valuable a thing as that-to which
they are entitled, whether by a general or a (pedal
contra& ?" _ _

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Mr. ADAM, finding his objections over-ruled as to
the points of law. addrelred the Jury at confiderable
length with great ability, and we are lorry that the
limits to which we are prefcribed do not admit os to
du jultice to one of the molt eloquent and ical
orations that was ever delivered in a &Was Court
cf Jufticc. He began with laying, that on one ac-
count he was gra:stied, that his legal objeaions had
been ever.ruled, becaufe it gave him the opportuni-
ty of exonerating his Clients from a charge, with
which in the opening of this caufe they were moll
indifcreetly loaded. The great error of the Plain-
r,tPs Counfel has been, what is but too common,
overilating the cafe of their Clients. He ihould
himfelf juttified in reading a compliment
which has been applied to Mr. roves.Bor one of
the indent Defendants, who was Paid by the
Chancellor of the Irill Exchequer to have united.
in his own patron, the rapeetable and
diitinguiib-
eel charaCters of AD IVA Gentleman and a Bri-
till Merchant. (Mr. ADAM then read a beautiful
rhetorical patlags from a Parliamentary Speecn cf
the Irifis Chancellor of the Exchequer, highly cunt
plimentar y to that Gentleman, and then proceeded'.
." It is a grofs mltlalre. that the Loans of Eng:.•nti
Mould be suppled to colneide with thofe of [retard;
and the arguments which have been founded on this
c•xacidcoes ;soh be at, ow throws out of the kale.

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The reafoning flibuld he grounded on the precife,
terms of the hifh Loan of tBOO, for on tnefe precife '
terms the loan 01 Taos was engaged for by the Plain-
tiff,. It is pettedly clear that no affimilation of,the
Loan of 1802 with the Englilh Loan, was announc-
ed at the time of the contra& between the Plaintiffs
and the Defendants, and the fubliquent opinipn or
determination of the Englilh ior Irifh Financier
fhould not affed the conditions of that previous con.
trad. The Defendants would have been guilty of
a grofs breach of truft if they bad acceded to the
wilbes of the Plaintiffs; for it was expecfsly agreed
between the Defendants and the Ira fub-contrac-
tors, that the hint and Englifh markets thonldnot in-
terfere. and compliance with the defire of the Plain-
tiffs woo i have occafioned that interference. The
receipt; %Mich have been contended for. were (nen?
eel its the frith market, that they were not accepta-
ble among the money dealers, fo that if futrentlered
they could have been of no advant. g: to die Plain
tiffs." On all dick grounds the Learned Counfel
contended no damages were futiaincd, and in proof
of a fpecial contras with the Plaintiffs, afier,pro-
dueing Mr. Franklin, who depofesi to the delivery,
of the debentures. to the Plaintiffs, be bro9t
ward Mr. Hammond. a broker, and Ms. ts a
fub-contradar, to give evidence to a fpecial goitres*
between the iefendents and the Plaintiffs: In. W-
I -at in this part of the cafe, •
Lord Eenssoaomsit addrefred the juryi It is
pertc&ly clear, that where one man treats fora gum
her of others, he cannot carve out an exclufive bene-
Et fix unlefs it be under Come fpecial con•
trail. It is therefore that I prelfed on the Defen-
d-ants to produce a fpecial contrad, if. any fuch ex-
ided ; aael they laving failed in this refpetl, the only
queltial is. as to the quantum of damages. I really
think the quantum would be much more convenient.
lv fettled by a reference to arbitrators. than in any
ether way ;'aid I now fugged it to the Counfel and
to the patities. if it will not lse fe.s_,i-hleeotok; ever.
did for the Plaintiffs, and to leave extemof the
damn es to be determined by aibitration."
Meffrs. Easeins and ADAK fignifying their affent
to the propofition of his Lordfltip, a verdia was
given for the Plaintiffs; and Mt. liattcHros, on
the Chief Indite declining to nainetArbitrators, was
deGred to appoint three of the Jury ; when he read
the Cuff three names on the lift, Mars. itichardfon
Borrowdale, John Peter Mulkey, and Stephen Caw
ley, who confented to aft between the parties.

COURT OF CHANCERY, DEC. s 3.

PAIITI Nowa.

This was a petition prefented by a Mr. Howe, an
attorney, who had been formerly folicitor to the Mo-
ther of a Mr. Marwood, a Gentleman of coaster-
ablelortune in the County of Devon, who is a I.n.
neck. After the death of Mrs. Marwood, the Lu.
neties mother, the Court of Chancery took the care
af'the Lunatic and his fortune, and the Mailer was
°Oared' tO appoint' Committees of his perfon and ef-
tate. Mr. Nottely, a Clergyman who is married to
the Lunatic's fitter, sad other rel;tions, entered into
panwreement, to giec ssw unfOr reprefentation to the
Maga of the fillasoesteary Tor the comforts of the
Lunatic, in confetpamice of which the funs of xdool.
per annum. was fixed upon as the funs neceffary for
the maintenance of the Lunatic's efiablifisment. The
parties, however, contrived to divide pool. of this
money lemons the t and Mr. Nottely and Mr.
Stevens refided fix somas alternately in the boufe of
Mr. Marwood, by which they reaped the benefit of
a eonfnitrable part of the remaining 20001. Mr.
Howe. who had, as before ()braved, been the confi-
dential folicitor ar the Lunatic's mother, but bad at
her death removed front that neighbourhood, after an
abfence of nine years, thought proper, in consequence
of certain reports, to examine into the management
which the Lunatic received. He found that Mr.
Nottely had been in the habit of making the patient
drunk, and that both hinsfelf and the keeper were
often intoxicated. Confidering this as moil dangerous
and improper treatment, he applied to the next of
kin, and other relations, to complain to the Court of
hlr. Nottely's mode of management. This they all
refufed, in consequence of which Mr., Howe thought
it his duty to bring forward the complaint himiclf,
and accordingly petitioned the Court to remove Mr.
Nottely from being Committee to the Lunatic.

The Loan CHAVCALLOR Paid, that even upon the
general principle, that no order ought to stand which
had been obtained from the Court by fraudulent
means, he would remove Mr. Nottely, and order
him to pay back the money which he had improperly
received. If a petition were prefented to that effea,
he would do the fame thing by the red who were
concerned in that tranfadion. Mr. Nottely was ac-
cordingly removed.

The numerous adventurers in the prefent Lottery
are far beyond the Contraftors'espeftation ; in confe-
quenc,e thereof, they have advanced the price of
Tickets nine thillings.—The ;aerated Cale of Tic-
kits and Shares Hoge sav and Co. experiercet autho-
rises theist to recommend to the ?Wit an early par-
chafe. The Drawing commences on Mo'nelay, the
9th of January, when Tickets will rife. H
and -Co. Na. a 6, Col-Weill. (hared in the two laa
Lotteries, capital prizes d pool. wool. :cool.
to,OOOL and ao,000l.; and hope to have the tame
diftiibution in the prefent Lottery.
The King's Evil, which derived its name flea the
faith in a royal piece of Giver, was a remedy which
carried medicine into Gothic obtcurity. Rcafon and
Phyfic acquiring a more refpettable footing, deitroy-
ed the belief in charms; and in Charles's reign, the
rdpettable Wifeman gave a method of cure on en•
clonal principles of pradtce. In the glands Scrophu•
la generally f►xes, and thole more efpecially about
the neck and throat, obflrutting the akforbent gland.,
and thofe appropriated for the &diva, and the fent.
of tailing. Sritssuav's Atiristoasuric Danes in
creak the glandular action, and for that realm have
been preferred in cafes offcrophuLe. In ferophnlons
difea.a of the 11. in it produces fo frte a circulation t.f
the perfpiration, and other nmeftary fecretions, that
las a remedy in obaruttions of this kind it is unequal-
' led.—•,• For the truth of the aflertion of the cure
of Scrophula, vide Spilfbary's Treadle and Cafes of
Scorer, Gout, &c. Price 3s. 6d. fold tngether•w4th
the Drops, No. Is, SOholquare, in bottles, Including
the black itanaps at ss, 6do IQ& 6d. and tL ss. cacluj

On Monday lull, Mrs. H. W. Carr, wife of Capt. Carr, of the
3134 regiment.
Same day, Mr Hraton Wilkes, brother of the We John Wilkes
Efq. after a very long Hinds, ui the 76th ykar of Ma age.
Sunday hit, at his bonfe in Hatton Garden. the Rev. E. Cuth-
bert, Rector, of Bisithani, io Elio. and iMat idliditer wf Lang
Acre Pupa
At Stradsendry, en the I -th initant. in the 88th year of his age,
Robert Douglas of Strithendry, £fq. formerly Lieutenant Colonel
of the t 9th tqdranne of foot.

CM tie alert MIL MI6 Helen Maria Beeketoped fear tars,
you Nett dauibter of Mt. Beckett, of Enka, Mitbikfmt. And
shout two mordu before, Marx Chula Beckett, agesl rive beat
area ten months.

NAARIAOti AND ',DATA. IN ■PNOALI IN FISAVAIT

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AND MAICO LAST. ,
3111.TASs.011 the tad February, Lady of Gai. Barlow,Efq. of
ik
a daughter. On the *Slit Feb. at Kidderpore. Mai. Burn ,of a'
fon. On the tpth Feb. the Lady of Ales.usder of a
fon. On the jil March, the Lady of Robert R of a
daughter. Oa the *sth of February, the lady of Maier H
Calebrooke, of a daughter. On the aid Pdandery. Mrs-Hata, of
a fun. On the atilt February, die Lady of M. Smith, Bee. of s
daughter. On the i zth March, at the Hoeft of Mn. Beck. Mrs.
Parka, of a for. On the 6th Much, Mrs. Mallets, of a daugh-
ter. At Ganiaan, as the 24th Fehroaryobe Lady of Captain
Hall, of a fon. 01 the sth Mani. Mn Roder, of a daughter.
The Lady of Captain D. T. itichardfon, enthinsaiditiE at Fardat,
of a daughter on the ;7th March. Tbs fame day Irks, Judah, of
a daughter.
Month thoes.-.oa the tyth February, by the Revireed Mr.
Limerick, Mr. George Saxon to Mgt Sarah Crahky. At Futty-
glut:. the 6th of February. Lieutemat Charles Whisldd, of the
13th Regiment Native Infantry, to MI6 Aon Dubois, daughter of
Major Simplon Dithels, of that Ellablillanent. On the fame day
Lieutenant Thomas Hall, of the fame Regiment. to Mifs Filen
Dubois, yoaagdt daughter of Major Dubois. On the alt Febru-
ary. Mr. M. W. Mende to Mils Ann Smith. Same day Mr. An.
thony Lackerfleco to Mifa Charlotte Hillario Pinto. On the ad
March. Mr. Fatten& Haider to Mlfs 'Staley. Oa the 4th Mirth,
Mr. Hairy Norris Watson to htifs A. Evans. At Penang, on the
9di February, Licutetsant Charles Scarp, of the H. C. Corps of
Artillery, to Mifs Manoingtoo, there to Philip Maaniasten,
' Second Atfdtant at the' Place. On the 9th March, at the Hes&
of oir Join: Anftruther, Ban. Captain Daniell, of the Madras
bitabitihmeat. Commandant of His Eseellasey the Doyenne
Geodes body Guard, to Mils kuphemla Thome, Niece to
Captain nal:nand, MU:tary Auditor General Lately, iit Thaw
poor, Mr. John Macdonald, Merchant, to Mils Margaret Good-
all. On the Sib btrch, Mr. William Miller to Mrs. Elizabeth
O'Connor. Go the zatia March, Mr. William White to Mils
Jane theta

- Cawnpnre, on the 14th February, Condudtar
William Pointe. Monghyr, on the 17th February, Mrs.
Williams, the k Lady of Capt. Id hans*, commanding the Invalids
at that Ration. On the 7th March, Mr. Henry Mi.yn. On the
wit February, at Ohase. pore, the daughter of C. R. Cromwell°,
tit aged tour years. A.. Chittagung, on the soth J =wry, Capt.
julin Naelkon, of the gd Regiment of hepoyd On the sth Much,
Mr. Thomas Morgan, Branch Pilot. On the jd March, Captain
William Logic Smith, of the Country Service. Oa the 14th Fe-
bruary, In cusp, near auffoy. id/unmans Meryl Pattie, of the
aft fteginsent'of Bengal Native Cavalry. On Ike 7th Much, Mr.
Jahn Fogel. Lately, at fierampure. Mr. Patrick Macintym, for-
merly title Emt of Turolmil and hiaeintyre..On the kith March,
utenant Henry Fruit, of the Booster Marine Eltablillustenk
and eannnandiag the tion.Compsny'scruiaar Motniogten. -Atm
ly, in Camp. Lieutenant-Caked jamas Gordan, of the Artillory
on the Baled kflahldhinent. In kart Wiliam, on Friday,tbe
11th March, Captain J. R. Fenian., of the gd Battalion or Anil
kry. On the Zjtai Mirth, Cap;ain lion Pager, On Use 2.7 th
March, Janes Mackay, Lfq.
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MADRAS.
Burau—At Mafulipatam, on the Id February, the Lady of
Lieuttuant Yardc, at a &neater. Lady of Fetwas Lanky,
of a fon. At St. Thome, Mrs.Davtes, at a dassaba.a. At Coddia-
lore. the Lady of Jam Duncan, Lfq of a daughter.
Ma sanuas.—At Palm, un the 3d January, Mr. Mania
Oldham to Min M. W. Pala Taira. At Columba, 16th Felarvary,
Anthony Bartolacci, Efq. thputy.Lawansillan of Mullen to the
Troops, to Mils Eleanor tins Won.
Danes ...At Trichinopoly, un the 6th March, Major Short,
of the Invalids. On the 54th Fawn:ay, J. H. Belle, Lfq. of the
H. C. Civil Sankt. On the ants Febnury, Wan Munition, lira.Deputy Farina'''. General of the Kings troop Agent a Re-
venue and Commerce fur the Dlltddi of Columbia. 14th ditto.
Mr. Hamairick Hunt. Cornelis Scbwalbr, Superintendam of the
Cinnamon Garda' of Kaderanie, and panelpal Surveyor of the
Diana of Plozoosbo, At Voaldadare, Anthony Synmens, Efq. Sur-
plus ou the lovalld EftabbOsroent, aged 70.
BOMBAY
81117 an.—The Lady of Major William Green, of a daughter.
Sawa ;axe the Lacy of Captain Edward Moor, of a daughter.
DCA Tu s:—.on board the alp Low* Family, in the China den,
'anion a law days fad of Macau, Michael Brame, Efq. of the
Honourable Company's Civil banks, of the Tombay Establid-
spent, a partner in the hook of limn, Fawcatt. nut Co. On the
13tla Jathnuary, at Teificherry, Llauteuant le Guars Psi klusrtt, of
the 3 Regiment et Native Wintry. On the nth January, at
Computaneha, Captain lhaona. Hofwell, of the fame Regiment.
Oa the 40 Mardi, J. Wawa, U. bare, flu that

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C Cittornough Bee inventor) No. to, intik .tis•hiM; and fold
byilr. Newbury, No. 45s St raid's Utercit-yard; Bay ley and
Blew. Cteekeibr.ltreet; flacon, Jetufult and Co. t 5d,01 fora. (trot,
Wied,3l4. Haws ; sad Vallians.Chult, a 6% Botootii.
Poke is. lid. the Bea.

FROM THE Holliol.llll4llLE AND RIGHT REVEREND
THf LORD **spy OZ CARLISLE.
Role Caßic, December 7,179 E.
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iR- reaeajg Lego-ace the opportunity your let ref
stank ise, St addlidl tarj trthameny to that of the Lean
Cant Rano* to favour of your WOrat Medicine ; forr delta fog
Ira frw months gm &rived very material broeM from the
e tog
it. He bad barn unwell for (Moral weeks pestions as hit
taking It, glicared pale sad emasiated, was languid, sod tom,
plamed fretriently liming to Ms head and Ede. The 14rd Chief
Bang, who had accidentally fern him in this Rite, fortunately re.
commended to me the trial of your Lotengest and that no thole
might be loft, or any nidtake Occur in Moral/ling the go u ne
dicine, font me that 444 of It. The full of thefc inealioned a
vifibie amendment, and after the frond dote meg onple..Cant
Fyn:pont difaripeared, bit ljudgbd It right to give the third. as the
two former bad arced fo limegniamaly wad from that Nam
my to has heel in eft he, and I certainly ibute his
rare Web, to the riloy of the Worm I ounge.. 1 tare fined
recanineadoi your Lounges in fegeral inftacers,ivberelo I ham
the fatisfaltion to afore you, they bare unifermly teen of great
fcrirke. I cook to add, that from the nature of the eT,t'l pre.
deeed by them to my fan's cafe, I apprehend his comptiting to
have aril.= from as obftrulition between the 1141116,Cil anti vi ecru.
I am, Sir, your obedient fcrrant, E. CARLISLE.
Mr. Collin, Apothecary, Choi/fide, Vuitton.
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Sole wisoicfai and ratan. at CMliana No. 4,
near Cher
fide, St. Paul's Landon ; and by nsoft venders of Medicines n
the United Kingdom. in bow, with printed dbsellens, signed
by thi Pstcntee, at so and In halt Bonn M 21.9 d. alfo in Family
Boxes. at One Guinea each, duty included.
Cr At Me abuse Warcbmak map be teen a Worm, 'aided by
Mr. Liagliana. Man's Maser. Strand, do fact Urea Indus' io
length.

WHEN Profeffional Men of education and le-
konflbility deviate from the gement triton by the fdedim
at *Peculiar Scauch, the hodtice along talad0•11 111=6 is the
belt criterion of faperiorlty.
Ten ts have I devoted my psalm to the eaclulive treatment
of TiiMt DISORDERS. sad the fueeefsfal nsfutt et my plati
Strca We addict:sal game s• mge as far aa lam We Me Is..
saga of Iliac cors=vddelt are the moil impertankln tha ceta-
tope animism
After initiation into every tpsspdt as an wig SWIM
formed a wits at au any psamd 1•r dtict to mime T 421
from the imam( at stildlat, as thineqvidly
prity of actierattrid*Jac.ecs, • • • ,ariis 64..4 •
The a DISORDERS,to ktic cure of lige
ottesdois. or uprise every Ipt-
VOW, whether of a recent'
DERI/ITY, wbeMer altos _ purl ..
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the hatilienot otionirtioi, kilt thet - " ;;4::
fyitensiu lioncsarldehisespeeSlMlElllKS:
Nunissous 'ldeates ve there h of i
trealtstaß Of a 1414 W 1 aril

MARRIED WObtRN, wt have lc We altypdtdedli
their capatadmis of a Family, ballad:=lM. that Is a 4 boo.
Rams fah &fobs me curable by
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The SECRECY mid& le bellomtiel tadatebbc. mod dm
(Ittatilkatirme 'Mich I Wm ameed es team die Ms
my pectediams, aad 4aelmiesidt Seel Ode blimettea
atg Mr. RP= may be cambial perkmelly (sr by letters
IncloAlig •• (DAR mob) at Ide bask N. ay, Arredebtlallat breado
"ar TemMrbar
There L an additieola Meade In WdMr-firda adiebbiltalle
the !lama is on both the doers.

M. IMRE, Member Ochs Royal Cailem of Surinam.

VENEREAL BLINDNESS.

To Mr. TDOIDAS TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. cr. New fttidge•areato
DE•E us, London.
IT is with the .moa heartfelt ratidation that I ad"
drefs you en the incomparable eicellenee of your invaluable
Medidne--LEAKE's PATENT PILLS.-4n the fining ig
year I had the midortvne to contrid a Venereal Camp Woe, anew•
dad with the mot Wenn* and dangerous fynmeesns ; le forme!
that I have Lien counted to my room for aloha' week tweedier.
and not able to tilt out of it: 1 had no rcft night neediry. and
fufferod the molt els:iodating paha and 41111414114, and what was
Rill work, my eyes grew weak sad am, as that 1 ova (Cares
difee n any idled, if ever C. deft to ma and espeftvainalkint
Ida than the total tars of my GAL hem a flout, healthy. tad
t her corpulent man, I became a mere endow, wittlie okra of
pity and cumpalion.y Mends had all slime me ova, and
thought my recovery iinpollkle. la this dreadfal kite, and es.
peeling every minute to be en lift hi this world, I was tome-
oat* te.onamcialed hg a is try your llikkellnik but
having lAA Iwcatal 'Kt* aftd been or ea enormons
espener, it was kw time before I mold be praillat an to take
them; at left 1 100 e Ow et tones; owl baste I had tales 'kern
all. I found eonGderable benefit ; my pains gradually Acereafed.
lai d any eyetight grew hate, end to the van targeiss and aan-
ointment of all my Meads, (after takieg three hews more), my
health and ltrengtb was pnfedtiy Vdtelettl, and I act now. (thanks
to my ti.io and your invahrdde Medicine"), so well and hearty se
vier I was Fumy hie. Yost olvkpailiumble &mac
High•ttrert, Birmingham, Novenuic el. insi. IL LLEIOIL
'the above Medicine Is rarneftly retnenstendcd to all peribot
that are in any kiln of rode being entirely flee}( every Yew&
real Alifeftkin. pardeulially teak& emit altering tidy eanditint
in Ufr, as It will certakk eradiate every taint of that nature, of
however lung Sanding, or however &feu fed nruirr tbeappeataficu
of other difeoters k amp bet hr lisorbuue„ Glawhise, and Cuts.
moos Ciampi/limp it is dfo/oesniencoded to be takenofpacially In
the Spring., bummer, arid all. •
Prepared and fold by the nit Ploprittor, Tnoisani ?gnats
Memt ir of the Corpnt anon of Surgeons, Looks, at his brook :
So. so, New Srldge-fttect. *bore he will gine AMsy ainhest
Per, to i'..riont.taking aide Pills, and will miner Patinas Let-
ters, it poll paid, on the fame terma, obtervine is all din the i
moltinvielable feerecy, no Yoke. came or Yips beeker bora -
institlonad, but aiding ewe articular rupek fit tar Presiktort
during the courfe of mom than u yews, that ken had tie coo-
do& of an weave Me of the above Munch* sad this podia
wilting therefrom.
They are air, fold by his avw&totent. m the Pte ma's
3y, St. Allaar's-arets,Poll-mall Mr. Itobertfon'e Terftek a.
503, Oxford-lireet ; Sita*., Buokfdicr, No.. 1, aloweow.
Little Tower .bill and by ore Per on in every cookkrobie inf.!
in England, in Baas aa ouly it. 91. each Wig sr. vim
and plain diroftious

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