1 I LAW EA CIE. COUR I' OF EXCHEQ . JER, DEC. 24. SURICtMDER OF LANDS. 311 , 11COTT v. JACK PLUMMER, Counfel for the Plaintiff, opened the cafe by hating to the Court, that this was a Bill filed on the pat,. of hi. client, praying, that a title to certain lands in li:s poiliflion, which, by accident, were invalid in point of form, might be made good. The particulars of the cafe he flitted as follows Defend:int% grandfather, whole daughter had beta married to the Plaintiff, had a copyhold elate in his polfclEon, confining of twelve acres of land, which was held of the manor of liurfley, in Northamptnnthire. He had given his note to the Plaintiff for tool. being the portion which he defigned to give with hi, daughter. The old man afterwards being much ditireifed for money, the Plaintiff had advanced him fevcral (mall aims, by way of loan. The Plaintiff's father in•law 11 , 4 being able to pay him there ivms, nor the the appointed portion of his daughter. TNZICLICLI his fon in-Law to take the cop hold etiate at a price agreed upon. This the Plaintiff, after fume lictita lion, agreed to, and the land was accordingly, after the cnflom of the manor, furrendcred to bins by his father-in law. But the old man died before it could be perfelied in point of form. The Plaintiff, how ever, took polfeffion, and continued in pofeffidn till the year 1798, which was to years fence the tibse of the furrender. ht the end of this period, the De fendant, who is grandlon to the old man,. thought proper to difpnte the Plaintiff's right, and brought an eiettnsenf, which the Plaintiff could not anfwer at law, as his title was not good in point of form. He, therefore, applied to this Court to pot him in the fame fituation as if he had been able to have com pleted his title. The evidence of a variety of wit nefres was read, to prove that the Plaintiff was in equity entitled to the eftate in queffion, and that he had paid a valuable confideration for it. Mr. LeacH, Counfel for the Defendant, comment ed upon the evidence, which, in many intlances, he contended was extremely fulpicinus. Befides, the grandfather being an old man, and affeEted with a paralytic ffroke before he died, could not be fuppofed to be found in his mind. He, however, had no evi dence, and, moreover, the lei point was pofitively denied by all the Plaintiff's wittleffes. The Court teemed difpufed to grant the prayer of the Bill filed by the Plaintiff, but delayed giving a final decifion till the arrival of certain documents, neceffary in point of form, from Northamptonfhire. COURT OF XING% TENCH, DEC. at WAID ♦ND °Thine V. BOWERIIANII. Mr. Maurer opened the pleadings. Mr. Glass Rated. that thus was an anion on a Policy of Infurance on the Ship Eagle, to recover of the Defendant the Sum of awl. the amount of his fabfcription. The Policy was at and from Falmouth, to her difcharging port in Italy, with liberty to touch at Cadiz and Gibraltar :—..That was the voy age. He undertlood, there were three defentel to be made to this ;salon. Fiat, that this Ship was not fea worthy at the time of het failing ; Secondly, that there was a mifreprefentation made of the Bate in which She was to the Underwriters ;—and, thirdly, that this Ship was thrown away for the pur- Potk. The Plaintiffs are the AlEgnees of a Mr. Byron, a Bankrupt, who was on board when this Ws was fußained. In order to thew the (hip was perfealy fea worthy, the Learned Counfel went in to a particular detail of her hillory ; that the was, to all intents and purpofes, a new veffel ;—and that though She was only anfured for toed. the asSually coil tins spool. This Policy was effedad in the year ;Soho& about the time when the Preliminaries of Peace were figsed, and the objeß of the voyage was to fend from Falmouth a cargo of Pilchard s , Re. to Italy. where they Rood very much in need of Such articles, as trade had been greatly interrupted during the eourfe of the war. The Captain of_ this Ship was Richard Smith. After they failed in vember, they were obliged to put into Ferrol, on ac count of contrary winds; thence they proceeded to Cadiz, where, by the terms of the policy, they had liberty to touch, and to unload. They there unload ed a confiderable part of the cargo, and fold it.— In confequence of Come mifunderdanding between Captain Smith and Mr. Byron, Mr. Byron, who was on beard, took upon himfelf the command of his veffel. If Captain Smith Should be examined to prove She was not fea worthy, be Should thew, by evidence, that the was perfeetly fea worthy. She was aaperin tended is the building by this very Gentleman. who then Paid the was assood a (hip as ever wa. built.— As the crew bad been hired by Captain Smith, the moll of them left the (hip with him ; fo that Mr. Byron was obliged to find a new crew. They wished to get into the port of Marina, and accordingly Set nut for it They, at lan, by the information of one Angel Ponds, an Italia*, conceived themfelves off' that port, and ace .rdingly failed almo:I clofe to the land. In confequence of Rormy and remoriluoua weather, they were driven OR the coati, and were if• recoverably loft. Inked of being in the Fort of Mettina, they were thirty miles from it, at Nei:curia, on the Coati of Calabria. The lives of all on board acre in the mitt imminent hazard. They were obliged to (cattle die (hip, in order to rave the car. go. The crew, after Such a misfortune, were not' ,roirl e d to wages, and seen perhaps not op to tha: neriod. They (wore they would be revenged nn the .'aptain, who would net pay gam their wages.—' They made depufitions that Capt. Byron had call away his Chip fur the purpofe. - were fest 'wale by Captain Maitland, Commander of one of :he King's thips. Brut that (kntleman afterwards found the account that had been gives by thofe pen. pie was not to he depended upon, and he gave the Underwriters information to that ace. The accounts they bad given were ineontitfent and contradiaory. it was not likely Mr. Byron wools! caR away ibis He hail no interest to de it. She had colt him :pool. and the was only infured for wool. The Learned Counfel called a number of witncifes, who proved the Gas of this opening. Mr. Eases*, neat made a 1130 a eloquent Speech Fin the Defendants, but infifltd upon none of the !.rcc detentes adverted to by Mr. Gibbs, in opening toe Plaintifle cafe. Th: ezfeoce was this, tliat sass 'he outward voyage they were obliged to put into Petrol, is confsqueace of contrary winds ; that Air. Bryon, tile owner, w:ct on tore ;—that he Chi tied patterns of his goods along with him, and went to Corunna to fee if he could fell them.. He ttaid three or four days before he returned to the (hip ; and after he did return, they failed the next morn ing. He Mould prove by feveral witna..s, that two da> s were 101 l in confcguence of Byron's nay from the fhip. He fhouid faddy his Lordfhip and the Jury the wind was fair for the voyage two days be. fore Byron's return. That confequently, this was a deviation, which would put an end to the policy. If they were d, iven in there by contrary winds ' that ju(lified the deviation ; but if they remained an hour after that caufe ceafed, it was a deviation that put an end to the policy. Lord ELLswtozoaclt faid, if they fubtiantiated that point, they would certainly be entitled to a ver- Mr. Essence called his sitneffes, Captain Smith and Mr. &ate', who (wore diredly and pofitively to that fad—that the (hip had been delayed two days from failing on account of the abience of Mr. By. ron, after the wind was fair for the voyage. Lord Ezzawsolotic i faid wilds they could con tradict this by other evidence, he took it for granted the Defendant would be entitled to a verdict, unlefs the Plaintiff ehofe to be nonfuited. Mr. Grass faid, he had no ev.dence to contradid thefe two vritneffes. Lord ELLSIISOIOU ow raid, any unnectffary loiter ing conffituted a deviation. Here was a dead (land for two days; that they were not authorized to do, I think it is clearly a deviation. Mr. G:1133 (aid, be was lure his Lordfhip, looking at this cafe, would fay, there was nothing to fix upon Mr. Byron the imputation of his having wilfully eaR away the Chip. Lord .Ezzsirsortoutsts nbferved, that they did Rot profefs to gn upon that ground. But, confidering it as 'the &lira cafe in the world, here was a deviation. Plaintiff nonfuited. )YRON T. DURNETT. Mr. Glass oblerved, that this was an aElion on a policy on the goods on board the Eagle. It appeared that, after the had failed, a great part of the cargo was changed at fea, and therefore, as far as a new cargo was put on board, the Underwriters never were in any rick, and therefore that would entitle him to a return of presutm. After the laft caufe had been lone through, he lhould n s trouble them with any obfervations on that part oUthe cafe that related to the deviation. Lord Ettsasotouaa Aced him if he fonght to recover back the premium on the ground that the Underwriters were not at all-on the policy Mr. Gtess (aid, he admitted the Defendant was on the policy to a certain extent ; but he fought to recover back the premium on the ground of a fhort4 interetl. This was the cafe of a fhurt intereft, inaf much as the policy was on goods to the amount of +oool. and there were of thofe goods on board only to the amount of 13501. and therefore, in that pro portion, he conceiyed the Plaintiff entitled to a re. turn of premium. Lord Ectswacianucm.- 0 Yoti fay there were f. me of the goods on board, and therefore the policy attached; but you Cay it is the cafe of a (hart interea.' Mr. PAIR raid, unqueftionably many of 'bele goods were not on board when the Eagle failed. Mr. Glass Paid, he had no objection to refer it to any Merchant to fay, whether, under all the circuits hances of this cafe. the Plaintiff was entitled to a return of any, and what premium, for flaort intereft? Mr. Easeswa contended, on the part of the De- fendant, there could be no return of premium under the circumflanc:s of this cafe. He meant to con tend. there was a fraud in this cafe from the very be inning, though he had not taken the opinion of the jury upon it. Lord Etc sa soaouou [aid, this was the cafe of an over int-mance. Mr. EISRINS contended, that wherever there was a difpofition to defraud the Underwr ter", there could be no return of premium. And here was a manila attempt to defraud there Gentlemen. It was at lad agreed by the Learned Counfd on both Gdes, that it Ihould be referred to Mr. Baur war.t., one of the Gentlemen of the Jury, to fay, whether the Plaintiff WAS entitled to any, and what return of premium, for Ihort iaterelt? FAIRLESS 9. HIPITIR. Mr. East iaa kid, this cafe lay in a very narrow compafs. It wai merely for his Lorelfhip and the Gentlemen of the Jury to afcertain the corm& mode of admeafuri a quantity of mahogany, which had been importe d into this country from the Bay of Honduras, in the chip James and Rebecca. Accord ing to one mode, and the coned mode of admea furement, the mahogany in queflinn amounted to 188,363 feet it inches; but, according to the com mon mode of menfuratinn, it only amounted to t69,0r feet 4 inches. The quantum of the freight would depend on which of thefe calcalations was deemed the corm& one. _ _ _ _ One of the Gcuticmen of the jury faid, there were tworn Brokers to mealtire this mahogany, in retina to the freight. Mr. Gent was the only witnes called in this cafe, who faid, he had meafured this cargo of mahogany in cubical feet, and k amounted to t 69.070 feet 4 inches. He meafured it in the ufual way.i I. ELLIN 111/ROUGH." Is that the enfant mode of ;maturing i 1 ?"—tt. •• It is she conflant made." Mr. Easton e contended that was ea imam& ad.' msafaresnent, and that the Plaintiff was entitled to freight according to the real contents of the 'maho gany on board his (hip. Lord ELL re soationn raid, people in making their contrads. entered into them oa the footing of a certain meeture. . . _ _ Mr. Eass Ina laid, the only trellis's was, whether this mahogany ought to be snealured according to the truth—according to its real contents? Lard Eu.awanaooor.—•• That is the conftant mode.—Mr. Gent, you have never ascii - owed maim. *any, imported from Honduras, in any other way r —A " Never, my Lord." Lord Est.'s 'mot/wt.—is Shall we now &t op another mosle The Defeadant had paid according in that admea. furcntent, and therefore the jury hound a Verdilt for t:.: . LO'NOGY miink.ers. - • COll.ll-EXCIIANGIi, MONDAY, DE CEMBER 26. P'ACCE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour 455. to sm. &toads aos. to als.iter fact. RETURN of xvku..vr in Mark-lane, including only from the lath pfC,Otita tO ete 17th December Total-4u qll/Itifll. Aver Age 54* 61.1.—05. rid. hirke . . - than lag reruns. PRICE OF HOPS. NAOS. POOLLTII. 141 103 tO 51 tot Kent - 51 8s to 61 6s . 41 zos to 51 06 Suites - 51 lia to 61 of , 41 2011 tO 51 Oa rallii3lll Si 82 to 91 os- Old Duty tycnool. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. 41 15s to 51 5s I P..wkets 51 51 to 61 es PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover sss to tom per cwt. White ditto 7os to loos do. Trefoil se-. to 60/ do. Carraway 6m to 65s ae. Corientkr, t', re 17$ do. Turnip los to 3s,s pa buffieL White Muitard Seed, tos to 126 t!0. Brown ditto, 3.3 to 16s do. Canary, 65s to 7os per quarter. Rape Seed, 351. to 381. per tall. null-mt. Li). mecniber :6. To Auk the Whit—per Roue of 81b. Bed as cal to 5s od Veal 64 od to 7s 64 Mutton as al to 50 64 I Pork 3s ad to 3s od litaft Of Cat I Lt TIM Dar. Bags about I Soo—Shesp and Lambs 7poo. NEWGATE andLEADENHALL, December 33. Per Bone of 11116 by the eareafe. • Beef 31 6d to as 8d I Veal as od to is 04 Mutton 3s od to as 6sl Putt 31 411 to se od ' PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitechapel. Hayperload 5 010 5 10 4 15 oto 5 15 o 4 oto 5 16 o SUM z Bto t Li t 5 6to z to o t sto t IS 0 Closer 5 to to 6 6 5 toto6 to s PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 4s R 54 Town Tallow 79s od to 80 , Clare Market 4 11 Sid Rullia ditto (can.) 761 od to 789 Whitechapel Market Raffia ditto (loop) 734 od to os (per &me of 81b.) 4s 8441 Melted Stuff 6o od to 65s Ditto rough 445 od tO 06 14$ lid Greaves 141 od, Average Prlee as 8d Good Dregs Its to os Yellow Soap, 84a. to os,—Mottled, ots.—Curd, to6a. Pries of Candles per dosen, a ts. 61.--Moulds, 13s. 63. PRICE OF LEATHER, per Ik. AT LEADLNHALL. Emus, so to 5616 awls sod to 21c1 Ditto, 6o to 6516 sad AO lad Merchants Backs sod to ood Dreffing Hides slit to 224 Fine Clouts Hides 13d to sad Crop Hides for Cutting sid to still Plat Ordinary tot to sold Calf Skins, 30 to aoth per dean 1 to 32 Ditto so to 7olb sod to 334 Ditto 7o to Rolb 17d to mid Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s 64 to 311 94 Large ditto Imo to 1406 per dos. Tanned Hoge Hides 18s to Ills each Kcnt SunLx Elict - SIP ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION. The Siihop of Landon hao bren pleated to appoint the Reverend Henry Wintour he • Prebendal Stall in the Cathedral of St. BMW, 2141111A0t. AND DEA T!! IN !MOM, IN SLUM. AND APItIL LAIT. 1311Te11,...011 &end March, Mrs Poignard, of a daughter.— At Dinapore, on the mit April, Mrs. Lewis D'Attava of a dauglitcr..—On the 4th April, Mrs. G. Malin, of a fen.--On the 3d April, Mrs. Capes, of a fon....At Cawnpore, on the tath March, Mrs. Caibore, of a daughter.—On the sth March,at Bareill, Mr.. Dodd, of a fon.--Os the Stft Much, Mrs. G. Panel, cif a fon.— On die ath April, tbe Lady of Francis Maenagbeen,Efq.ela dans!. ter.—At Barrackporo, on the .6th April, the Laded Lieutenant Charles Porteous, olds Marine Regiment, Of. dam. MARIBIAGILOIS the 13f1 March, J. T. Sind efpear, Era. to 11 0 116 Thacheray.—On the Bth April, Captain Wm. Garden. to Mifs Ann Watfon.—On the 28th March, James Gardiner, Efq. AMR ant Surgeon of the lAnagepore Station, to Mitt Sophia Pestle, goungeft daughter of Thomas Panic, Efq. Senior Judge of the Pro. vhdal Courts of Morthedabad .—On the 28th March, at Sedum- poor. Mr. J. Waxy to Mifs Frances Rice, daughter-it-law to Ser. jeast-Major Smart of the fame plact.--On the Each April, Mr. beams Templeton, Attornerst•Law, to Mils Sophia Murdoch. Futtyghur, on the ath March, Lieutenant J. Graham, of the 3d Regiment of Native Cavalry, to Mift Margaret beGregor, daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel James M'Orcgor, commanding 4th Beeman of Native Cavalry.—On the t2th April Mr. ham Stow to Mrs. Elisabeth Sweeney —On the adth April, Mr. James Paul to Mitt Mary Swaris--At Dinspore, on the 4th April, by the Rev. Mr. Stacy, Mr. J Millar to Mitt H. E Yfot. At Swam Baraiteh, on the 7th April, James Keik, Efq. Sorra, 16th Regiment, to Mira Harriet Llscrondell, daughter of Mn. Caroßird. —Lately et Cntehonra, Major Wks, of the 6th Regiment of emit-tr.—On the 26th April, Captain John Palmer, late Commander of the Gip Experiment—On the 27th A s , at his own honk on , the (brunt Road, James Mackay, . late Affeffor of Honks at this Prefideney. Lately on the W Coaft of Sumatra, Mr. Peirce, a Civil Servant, on the Bontoolen Eitabillunait—On the adi of Blank Mr. James Hammond. Affillant is the Adjutant General Tim—Lady at Strangers, Bartholomew Hartley, lif4 of the Medical Mainmast on that EtblibausaacAt Grosions, an the jik of Muds, C pt La= Ha. Deputy Cbaunithry and Commanding Officer at that —Oa the a nit of April, Mr. Cornelius Cooper,-.Lately is the Predate of Behar. Sean And 4 Efi _Senior Merchant In the Honourable Compay's Scribe.-At Midnapose. an the 3, R of Mani, Mr. Jo4o Fes:redo—At Banda, killed la an adios' on the 6th GI Apt% Lieutenant 0. Carr Wiiihtfon, of the Marine &mall or-0a the aid of April. at Fort Witham, Lieutenant Wasp, of the Ormadler Centauri , aids MaJeity's sad Regiment of Foot.--On tbs sad of Apra. a Bahauspore, Condu&.r Mtn ray...-Latdr, Lieutszaut Pollock, of the 6th Regiment of Native Cavalry. MADRAS. Iliarnw—At Pondicherry wi the mho( March. tip f.ady of IL Meehan, El+ Company'citeildent at Quhlelore. of • daughter. sit Columba, on the hods February, the lady of .Sir Codringtos Eilmwid Carrington of a fun.—At the fame Oda. the lady of Alriaroler Johallan, lifq. H. M. Adamant Mal. of d daughter. 'inseams, on the 134 Much, the lady at the Honourahk Georgie Tumour, of • datigtiter.—At Colombo, the s7th the infant fon at the Has. Sir Cad:intim Edmund Cardamon was haprifed by the name of &Inland Frederic Jahn, the godfathers were his fineeliency the ti.orernor, and the Hem. Mr. itsitite Lubin lam. and the godmother ads Sell, reprefental by Mils MAIIIIIAOPLOn the 24th Mirth. by (pedal Souk Id the bottle of Dr Thomas Smote, Chief' lattice of the Serene Caen of Madras, A. As/Amber, Ma. Ad. ..eate Gem. N. to Mrs.& Thy. Caputo Charles Rood, to MA Mout Coitus% deragfice of Major. OttosTal Collitta—Oa the WI klatch. Thome Quakes, M 4 Se. Mot Member of the Board of iteVell.PP, to Mils Gehogas..—tOu the seth Marsh. Mr. JohaDiorlhadt. to blifs Wpm, staseseref the late Dr. Mcppro. of Politat. DIA rist.—At Cokenbo, on the oath Mardi, Lieut.. Patrick Dasirpbell, al4 M. gift Regismat....oe the Jodi March, of tht Hydrophobia, aft., au Meek of *Wen boors, INA Ann %pada Dretll2, ally daughter of Mr. PIMP Inme, d the Academy at %pry, aged Gs years...oe the Asti March, on the Sea Oman of Tiousedly. the imbue daughter of LinsteemihOsiessel Dyet. aged 111.01NINP INISIOttra... 1 ately, at Ginty, Mato Andibeld Mollmas, of kis MaJefLye y:01 Ragiese.t. BOMBAY. Stara.—Os the t6th Mock the lady er Ms. Nicolas &Lime Sousa, at a &anima. ?AA ea toe a o-410 the :ado ef Marti, IN the residue a Chews, Akeeeder need. Etti. Northern Cakes" ter Cowers, to MI6 nod, dalteghter of Contenedert Chariot Jobe Seed, ad the Hes Centrefo naenh•ty Mans e .—On the yth Marsh. Edward Sean Wert% Mt Miami to the Swain at the Coast et Awash and tithe Civil Sento/ en gbh Ettlidiweent„ et Mn. Mary Smith Moves—Olt damsb ow tit.. etb March. Ant • Ina ni•cro , the lady of Chocks jeLe Deed, kJ* Ceeleseedwe ef the Has Ceeepsey's newsboy Iderits.-.oa Me JtdAun t Csisda Nawidwd, elk Use. 011119111.`. .I:llvmEns 4 . fittilrf it. Thaiatal rccleb and liariare. Tf ^,.n•:A 0 ; Watling-fttrit, Loa n vcachourcuu. ,, it•sk• at Guildhall. January 14. Thomas Bentiniont, hte of IA - 4, 4,14, irenciotlar, at eleven. 4: lac :iv .rd A1:1It Ira:, January- i 6. ChArics 19anis, of fruirricr ancl wine-mer chant, at a,t the IZumei, r ravens, 31 Kin!. January rg. Clarke Larkin, o! Ili Kcao.roactunafttr,; t ten. at Outle1:z11, Londe::. January 17. Mcrttins Lira and I.lcrjanain Savage, of kfferha (titian. London, mercl.ants, at tc:, at GuildhAL January di. Shir:ey David 112 are, 4)lKeolingtun. Michni:feic,dlf. tiller at ten. at C • rehruary 6. Richard Porter, laic • :" 4 ;re it MIR. td. Yorktire, frirk m.reh.a and cotti-fact.i . t cNurc,at tht: h.,.e tun, Chat UritUchl. Tisluary 24. Smith, of \eo•rtßle-up:m ain, at th.a:; , . zt theTurk'st Z ne, tobacco. january 18. Mottram, law of .ttherttor e, Wareeickffire, %.00lcinvber and gruccr, at tau, at tha SULT, LSI Great Slasapt o xictitc.rlhirr. THE GENUINE CEMIALIC SNUFF. FOR THE Hl AD AND AYES -A CAU riON. VARIOUS counterfeit and pernie4o3 p re p ara . Hotta of this pfrifent and efficacious Sut.if ha.Mit been kaiak cd about the Country by Riders, and vbmtdcd okaa upon octal,. Pm-chafcra, the Public are herby informed, teat the real Sine may he known by the Name • P. NI wiair, No. 4s, st, Paul's," being eopraved by Authority of Govartuncrit in :he Stamp. and each Bottle, and that ail thufe without Ala Defignatioa are gosh Impirfiduaa, The PUldie. after dib Notice, will forma jolt ettintate of the Charade:a of tbnfc *rho are concerned la the obi. pofal of fuck Articles. Sold Widitlak and Retail only by the Prep - Jewry, Franca blew/bay, Nb. as, St. Paul's Church-yard, Landoll, and S C. wp m' , at saillbory; price 9d. a Bottle, Stamp beluded. Alo by their appointment, by Bacon and Co. in Oxford-!treat; Wade, Old Bond-ftreet; Bayky and Co. Coekfpur-ilmet; Ward, Middk-row, Holborn • Teat, Royal Exchange; and W. Clark; Borough, High-Breet. PREC NAM' LADIES, Whole fituation requires a temporary retirement. MR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Man Michae b , 4-va• odors to accommodate Ladies In an a;ry and &find dun. tioa, with Apartments to lyeain, on terns fuited to their circa* dances and Magian in ; their iufants pat out to nude, and humanely takta ate of; and as Hurnanity induces him to offer his affiftairee to alleviate the horrors of cone:sled Pregnancy, he Ratters hasielfLalles will find on application to him die greats& • attention, and mod profouad focrecy. Latent (poll paid) to Mr. Widen. Surgeon and Man-Madwile, or to Mrg. Watfon. Midwife, No. I), ciLuioue-nrett, Satrap.' dd. of Blackfrhes.bridge, will meet the moil pointed attattiom. Where may be had, The PILL BENEPICTA, at st za. per boa, a certain and elfeitual Remedy to remove ail Obtrmainad and irregularnles, and an excellent Medicine after bud Litur HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and beta gratided by the molt couliderable praaice in that branch edge./ I thought }raper to fele& I truft that I have oat more mS. employed my time than tho's who, in the extenfive Add of the proftSon, are *nationally immerfed In uncertainty, and current always attain that focal@ which is acquired by concentrating the iatelketwal power to one clefs of diforders. The difealts of DEBILITY are peculiarly diftreffing, for they bring with them a train of coacomitun fruptoms, and, by a do. preflion of all vital energy, exiftence Welt becomes embittered Whether they *rife from the prevalence of ill exam*, thetkftrue. tire habits cf reboot-boy*, or the iaduigencus of maturity, they Pe quire the newt alEduons profedional drill ; but by the ignoinoce of useducated own; the frirktums are aggravated. and the condi tattoo is &Brayed. As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS. I ground my pretenfions on rtgularity or education; and poffelliog every privilege to praftice, I feel myfelf entitled to that confides.' with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the Brit rogations of local weaknefs, early application wilt prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the bar terer, tram a conkioufnefs of the onimanlinefs of the vice add& canted his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt we coffers of hb family playficien, and broods over his infirmity wish earefal eon. coalmen, it molt be fatisfatary for him to be ahead cat sal. id capability of treatment, but alfo of the molt inviolable feereei. And 'n matt Venereal Complaint, it is Oak to prevent pain. -danger or diltrefs ; to the molt compberund cafes It is the oespirm mow of =brim experience iu this lane to died a Life. Gamin, and fpcedy re-eftabliilunent I offer the advantage o f this experience to thole of titlark' ale are afilided with any hind of DEBILITY, of any tympana, et VENEREAL INFECTION, and in 41 mks the teem ammo aeration are Bated on the Bra interview. Patients in the country arc expeeled to inclofe a Book maloall. rex:quelled to fpecify their age and manner of living. MARTIN bREE. Member of the Royal Colkge of Sorgereas M Lando! trundeti-Rreet, Straod. Mar fent* liar. No. 29. To Tli(hiAS TAYLOR. Efii. NO. 9, Beidge-treer, Landis. 11011001 ell Sir, k.dintaarikly Man& IBEG leave to inform you. that ever CM. the you, 179 0, I have hem abed with the Lobe Velbliell iwer = from its obfrinately refitting every courfe at medectioe by the mod eminent of the (*inky bete, and undergoing intent 'mere murk" at falivadoe, sad twice difeharsid from the tal, with little relief, would appear to be of the met breotorann nature. In the fpring of Lit year my (Warder had got to head, as nearly to put a perkui to my exidenee: I had a lame idiom on the crown of my bead, one oo each arm, and my less went broke out in a frightful manner; my tight svm droidlelly ful, and hod been in a date at ulceration bre the latteven yams my left had alto two lac,. sleeks so it, was way meek tifeeltural and save me fuels exerusiath4 pain, particularly edam grans he hsd, as nearly to deprive me ni rat. In this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J.Tham, (vrho received foveae • cure by them here), to take you [ . take s Pat.ut Pms, which began to do on the abtla of Way ; n the creek of a annight I be gan to rec. iv, (:nett--in littk more than a swath the ;damns any bead and arms were Inundly .alcd....e.an edge the fano on my lege Instal alive, leaving however. canfiderable ditedoevatine in the kin, sad pain In the bone tl,e left. which, by the Me& Mg of GeD, arJ S UStle lOrlittot perferetatter he your Invalid& Medrinc, fubddad; the nodes difgerfing, the ltin regaining its natural hoe, and the aadturrral paa.a gradually gularg aT—l the became, by yaw aural ads lee sod leviaSire,porfsZay fro from all my former complaints—leave recovered sal Smarr fpirit al ftrergth, and ant heeesons jar and sat, is sahieb lime bsein. tworimeed realty magnate to the allonituneut of Alen knew ona, I am at a Ids in what terms to eaprsi. my itintode. het hog ,it, foe the trial of other iuteibig Mortals, era Inike thilm7 aala ar public as ...NThle. as I tan eh every mesh* i ln fa doing rell wit greatly obbse,Sie, your grateful, (bodies*. very hatable tali • Swan's Oak, High-linet, Edinburgh. Witnetles to the above cure ;John "Iltemplons 24.3. Nat Perhey-msetet, Jahn htintoils. iamb, cJoireadodeurela Prepared an/ told by the foie Prnyeteeor, THOMAS TAT. LOR, Member al tbe kept tlatlep. of Sitecons, s Ida Ho" 246 .1 1 . New IMilev-Ireu.Losol,o; r here. after a coifing it Ideate Honer/ than tlektrlll wets in nmeelice parlieviser, dlr rafted to the rem of VeacrloiCoreplalnee. tad there =r t. the Parts of Oenantinn,with that levieheoie or his PreleSea ibeeid always Afire( bah be datum Islintalt, the advice end *Mama be gratettenty adenkillon =taking this Meelteltre, nit be (Senna.% by • Mianlai as an adventneeferiam stmlnattfc,oadweid andapity. Alfa fend, by his arperkeseat. for the e'en, =aeon sleben W hig at a diftance, at the Personer'e, t Se. Allsoriwarmi, Pall-hiall; Toy-ainp, Na . 103, Osionatren I Mr. Haw meek ltratt-IJO : Mr. Se esi, heohtedor, t. live( en-row, Little Temer44; Mr. IllitttiSt goudr•Wdge, limos' ituryb ; Mr.C•Theseirs. Dubin ; and by are peen in owerfeen• Wind* 'nun is Gram &info and Indeed, In Nasser Indy 116 S. eash. imied up„ with fat sad phdo areCtions. vehoreby pan lone air oft* is may eon thonfAren with aeie,Spord.Strwera awal filly. S. leery am fold la Oran Main la rated op with a gyp. s whit* bf (ease of the C.Aanoeflienom Is PlNatt the lior--T. Topeor. Nay. )7.4w1 I.lgravoisea tan which it /dear. sad an ethers ore atudetiolt LONDON a Pdamed and rubella:4 by LEVII. JON; (al Cur terbarillsor. Lambeth .) at the S raa Oe: tea, Nat , Clop &pt. I" !hated ales dee n: a, Torahs Bo-