LAW IN7 ELLIGL • G E. COURT OF RING'S BENCH. DEC 9. THE KING 9. RICE, LSO : • The defendant, Lieut. Rice, came up to receive tlie jihigment of the Court. It will be remembered that Mr. Rice was Firll Lieutenant cif the Ganges, of which Capt. Freemantle was the Ommander ; th it in confequenceof fome unhappy difference that fublifted between thefe gallant officers, the defen dant fent a challenge to Capt. Frecniantle. An in formation was filed againft him, and he allowed judgment to go by default. There was fome difficulty at the 13.er to afcertain exaftly in what Bate the proceedings in this cafe were; and therefore the Court, in order to render it impiiifible to be laid, that complete jultice was not dam to the defendant, ordered all the affidavits to be read ab The profecutor's affidavit was firß read, and then the defendant's, and thole of hisfr lends; and lag of all, the affidavit tithe profecutor, explaining parts of the defendant's affidavit, which he thought had been unfairly Rated. Mr. Gall Row and Mr. Glass were then heat d on the part of the profecution. After which, Mr. ERSKINE delivered a very fplcndid Creech on the part of Mr. Rice. Mr. I3EVAN, on the fame fide, faid, he would not weaken the effect that Mr. Erfltine's (peech mull have made on the Court, by attempting to ezprefs the fitme ideas in worfe language. Lord ELLENROROUGH..-••••' The Defendant at prelim mull Rand committed. Let him be brought up again on Saturday fc'nnight." Lord ELLENIOROUGH fat at Ni, Nita, at half pall two. The two Grand Juries for the county of Middle fez were this morning (worn in before Mr, Mice GROSE ; after which his Lordfhip, in a truly ex cellent charge, dire led their attention to the na ture of thole offences that were moll likely to come under their confederation. MAY 10.-•• THE I/ I NG 9. O'REILLY. Mr. ERSX 11111 having, on a former day, obtain ed a" kale to Thew caufe why a Criminal informa tinn fhould not be filed againfl Mr. O'Reilly— Mr. GARR ow role, on the part of the defendant, to thew caufe againa that Rule. Mr. ERSKINI laid, his client, Dr. Mingay, had, abandoned it. Mr. GARROW obferved, that it was indifpett fibly necelTary fur him to fay a very few words. He fhvuld not occnpy a moment of the time of the Court: The perfon who had applied for this information was Dr. Mingay, now at Windfor. He had', Rated, upon his oath, that Mr. O'Reilly had ' been called in to attend a patient; that he him felf had alfo been called in upan that oecafion I that he bad prefcribed a medicine, which Mr. O'Reilly, who lined as a Surgeon and Apothe cary, had prefnmed to alter ; and that this had led to Come mtfunderßandiog ; that in cont.- qtrence of which, inllead of the condo& and lan guage that were becoming Mr. O'Reilly, as filling the rank and Ration of an extremely refpetnable young man, and enjoying the elleem of a great number of refpatable people, whore eneent he was Rill extremely anxions to pollen. Dr. Min gay. in his affidavit, afcribed to him brutal and ferocious aRs of violence. He (aid, the anfivet he had to that charge was costained not only in the affidavit of his client, but of feveral other people, who Rated, that the language fet forth in the affidavit, upon which the application was founded, however improper, however indecorous and indecent, proceeded all (nun the perfon who had the courage to apply to their Lordfhips for an informatiou. Dr. Miagay was not called in to attend any patient, but he went to the bar of a public.houfe where Mr. O'Reilly had pre fcribed a medicine, and witted to fubßittne one of his black dons in its place. This led to the difference. The brutal violence, which could not be defended, proceeded from Dr. Mingay to Mr. O'Reilly. The Dator on horfeback, after that, met Mr. O'Reilly, and affaulted him, and rode his bode againn him; and that was the caufe of the provocation which induced Mr. O'Reilly to fend him a challenge. He laid, there was not one word Rated by Dr. Mingay which was not either grofsly rnifreprefented, or abfolutely falfe. Rule difcliarged. MANIAS CORPUS. In confequence of the Habeas Co rpus which was obtained a few days ago by Mr. Jeer's, to be dire&cd to the keeper of the jail of Dorchefler, John Fortenue Morgan and Francis Hallings, two Lieutenants in his Majefty's Navy, who were tent, by order of Captain Wolfe, to impre(s fen. men. appeared in the Court of King's Bench to be bailed. It appeared, thefe gentlemen had a legal warrant from the Mayor of Weymouth, to anprefs lessen t and in the difcbarge of that moll hazardous and difficult duty, they were re fined by great bodies of men, not only tailors, bat great numbers of what they called the Port land men, who were armed with mufkets, (words, and plants. Captain Wolfe informed them, he only meant to imprefs (earner', but they told him • none fliould be impreffed. In confequence of this refinance, feveral men were killed, and a num ber of Captain Wolfe; Alen were wounded with muntet balls. After a number of the affidavits were read on be. half of the defendants, and feveral made by per fons totally difinterelled in the bufinefs, Mr. ERSKINE, on the part of the defendants, obferved, that he had Rill whole volumes of affi davits. which had been moll dillinelly Rated by his learned friend, Mr. Item. when he moved for the writ. He humbly apprehended the Court would not be at all dilpofed to confider this as a doubtful quellion He &mild think it impoffible, that any Grand Jury for the county of Vorfet ( when they came to be affißed with the charge they would receive from the Learned Judge who (bmild attend the Affixes there), could find an inditnment for murder againn thefe gentlemen. owe iitipipeofflide. when they found thefe gentle. j a a very important and a v ery p e. * 1, called on by their duty to man his I • t • war. They were unqueftioa ably under the Latin of the law. No Into could fay the imprcfs fervice was not a legal fer vice; after the various proteitions, and the Va rious Ails of Parliament that had paffed on the fubjeCt, it mull be confidered as a legal fervice. If thole who had oppofed and attacked them in the dilcharge of their duty were (landing before the Court, and the queftion were, whether they fhould be bailed ? that would be a very different quellion. Lord ELIAMPOROUGH anted, if there was any perfnn who oppofed them? Mr. J•RVIs laid there was not. The two defendants entered into a recogni zance of vol. each, and each of them had four fureties, who entered into a recognizance of tool. each, that the two defendants would appear and take their trial, at the next Aflizes for the county of Dorfet—They were immediately dif charged. Mr. ERSZINI obtained a writ of Habeas Cor pus to be diretted to Captain Cumberland, to bring up John Bagley, who had been impreffed. He is an apprentice on board a merchantman, and heroics a citizen of the United States of America. Mr. HULLOCK moved for a Habeas Corpus to be direCted to the commander of his Majefly's fhip Perfeus, to Wing up an impreffed man, of the name of Brown. He is an apprentice, and this application was made on the affidavit of the Matter, who (wore that he was now on board that Axil), and that according to the belt of his belief, he was detained contrary to his own will and in clination. Lord Ectsasoaottou Paid, it might be true that it was now contrary to his own will and in- 1 elination that he was on board, after he had re ceived the bounty money. His Lordfirip thought it would be proper that the manor mould amend his affidavit, by Rating, that, to the belt of his belief, his apprentice had not entered. It was not more difficult for him to (wear that accord ing to the belt of hit belief he had not entered, than it way that he was detained onboard stgainft his own will and inclination. _ _ MIRaIOTT, ri MR, In OMIT. This was a penal anion on the Coal A. The plaintiff recovered a penalty of tool. again& the defendant for not delivering the proper meafure in a quantity ofcoals, amounting to ten chaldrons, which it appeared was deficient the ingrain, name ly, half a chaldron. To the verdin the defendant demurred, and die cafe was argued by Mr. Gtsna and Mr. Ksow Lis. The Court.however, obferv ed, that there was no difficulty or doubt in the cafe. By the Statute of Anne, tt was provided, that the buyer dbould have his option either to take wharf or Pool meafure. In purchaf.- g by the lat ter Randard an allowance of ingrain was made of half a &Adroit ; this ingrain the defendant had not delivered out and meted to the plaintiff, con- • fequently he was entitled to the penalty under the 13th feake of the Att.—Judgment for plaintiff. POLICE. &c. Horton Geaura.—On Saturday feveral bakers appeared, at the inflance of the Bakers' Cons. pany, for Wing alum in the compofition of bread, for which they were fined. Yeflertlay Efraner Cedaz3se was charged upon the oath of Thomas Naughton, a labouring man, with robbing him of a flyer watch, in Red Lion. court, Saffron.hill, about a month ago, which the pledged for tit. and afterwards fold the duplicate for ss. more. She was fully committed to New. gate for trial. jam lola was charged on furpicion of Realing live poultry. Committed for re-examination. MAIIIIIOII Hotiss.—A few days Once a baker was brought before the Loan Maroa, at the in. Ranee of the Bakers' Company, for felling bread deficient in weight three ounces in a 3d. loaf. The Lord Mayor convicted him in the full penalty. Gvieumace.—Yetterday two lads who were taken into cullody, in the neighbourhood of Shoe lane, Fleet-greet, underwent an examination be fore the Sitting Alderman, charged by the officers on fufpicion of being connefled with a defperate gang . of thieves. It was Rated by the confiable of the night, that on being brought to the watch honk he fearched them, and found feveral keys on one of them, who raid that they belonged to his father. who lives in the neighbourhood •latton Garden: no perfon appeared to their charaften. They were committed for re-examination, as was a man, on fufpicion of gripping fome of the new bottles in Skinner.theet, Snow-hill, of a large quantity of lead. Yetlerday morning, about fix o'clock, 84 male convitts were removed (torn Newgate. in wag. gons, to be conveyed to Langßon harbour, where they are to be put on board a fhip, and con veyed to New South Wales. They were met by a party of foldiers on Blackfriars.bridge. appoint. ed to guard them to the firß place of deßination. A few days ago, a child being left in a cradle, at Welling, Hens, was attacked by feveral rats and when the family, alarmed by its cries, arrived to its aid, they found a great part of its face de ' voured. Hopes are entertained of its recovery. At the Circuit Court of 'officiary. held at Glaf. riw on Thurfday. John Williamfon, William NVilliamfon, and James *Coen, who were tried on Monday, for the murder of Jean Jack, wife of Thomas Anderfon, merchant, in Airdrie, but found guilty of culpable homicide, were brought to the bar, and received fentence to be whipped through the areas of Airdrie. on Saturday at II May intl. receiving ninety (tripes each, and then to be tranfported beyond fear for life.—William Cunningham. found guilty of being habit and re pute a thief. was fentenced to be executed at Glaf. gow, on Wednefday, the Bth of June next. At the Circuit Court of Jußieiary, at Aberdeen. J( hn Richardinn, refiding in Stoneharen, was secured of affaulting a Gentleman in that neigh. bourhood. l'he trial kited eleven hours, and the Jury returned a verdift finding the libel proven. He was fcntenced to pay a fine of tool. to be di. vided betwixt the poor of the parith of Fettereffo and Dunottar, and give fecsrity to keep the peace 'for two years, himrelf in tool. and two fureties is tool. each. IEcen.E.StAStiCAI. Pte/MOtIONS. Orr oita.,Mav 7,--LoR week the Rev. Richard Lkurenee, Doctor in civil Law, of 'Uolverlity College, vas eleEted Damp ton LeCturer for the year enfuing. Tuefday lalt , Mars. George Wray, of gltees's College ; William Watford, of Oriel College; James of Corpus Clorifti Coliege•, Elijah Barw,•ll Impel, Thomas Drake, and Henry Ley, of Chriftchrrek; and T. Moore, of Balliol Col lege, were admitted Bachelor of Arts. Wedoctlay the Rev. Henry Sill, Bachelor of Art., of Brat n note College. was admitted Matter of Arts. Mr. Thos. Vi ii fon, Student in Civil Law, of St. John's College, was admitted Bachelor in Civil Law. BIRTHS. Sunday afternoon, at Ealing, the Lay of Captain G. H.Ste- phens, of the Navy, of a fon. Margaret Wainfon, wife of Robert Wilkinkui, of Church• finer, Prclton, labourer, attained herfftrillyese about arse years ago; Once which time, the has luclie children, four pf which are now living, having had twice twins, and on Situ' , day fc'nnight was ddivcred ut the fifth, and all which were born alive. MARRIED. Saturday hilt, at Cbriit Church, Surrey, Thomas Watfon, l Efq. of Burrow's Buildings, to Mira Sinn, daughter of WM= Sims, Efq. of the Cultism Hoare. Thurfday, at St. James's, Weatninfter, Cense WVlda. EN. of the Eaft Middleton Militia, to Mils Sophia fecond daughter of Thomas Pl.llkot, Efq. of Clifford-ftrect. At Cuddalore, io the Eaft Indies, Richard Rinehart, Efq. third furring (on of the late John Kinetatit, Efq. of Pa , ' Shropfhire, (commercial rofident and chief of that futtory), to Mifs Myra Catherine Wilkiinfoo, daughter of the late J. Wilkina fon, Efq. Matter in Chancery, in die Supreme Court at Bombay. On Tburfday, John Tonslinfon, Efq. of Cley,in Norfolk, to Mfrs Chad. &left daughter of Sir George Chad, of Thursford hall, Norfolk, Bart. In Marlborough-arm, Dublin, Walter Maylor, Et 4. taf Wexford, to Mils Raymond, of Cork . Thurfday lA, at Cookham, &At, William Budge, Efq. to Mils Charlotte Waketeld, of that place. ;DIED ' At Briftol Hot Wdls, on Friday the 6th 'nitwit. the Lady of James Fergulfon. Efq. Major of the Arlberg Militia. youngeft daughter of the lan Sir David Dalrymple, of Hails, Bart. one of the Lords of Sefton and Julticiary in Scotland. On "Fhurfday fenuight, at Lamtinh, of an apopledic It, Mr. William Brown, Stockbroker. Friday moniing, faddeoly, at Egham. Mr. DagwcU, reboot mailer, of that place lardy, at Staines, in a deep decline. after a long and painful. Mods, Mifa Gates, only daughter of Mr.'fbos Gates, brewer, 1 of that place, and one of the people called qtakei At blanch:Me, on the ajth ult. the Rev. Archibald Reid, rnmifter of that place. On the sath ult. in Duttia,of a tong and painful Binds, Mifi Anna Arcitdall, daughter of CoL Lately, in Kilkenny. Mrs. Eleanor Magratb, wife of Lieut. CaL Magrath, and feria of the late Chidlcy Moore, Efq. of Clonmel, county Tipperary. At Canton, in China, Mr. Wan. Skiptoa, 4th officer of the Royal Chadotte Ealt Indianian, and faced fon of G. Crook- Bank Skiptoa, Efq. of Beach Hill, county Londonderry. At Cork, Mrs. Elisabeth Hiatt, wile of Love Hiatt, Efq. At Bernera, on the i6th sale. Normals PA'Leod, Efq. of Leg sera, in the itch year of his age. At F.diuburgkuo the tft init. Mn. Katharias MKlren, re lift of Cbriltopher Daddfon, Efq. late writer in Edinburgh, and lifter of the late Lord indict Cleft. On the 081 ult. at Saichan-houfe, Ales. Feder, Efq. of Strichco. On the lath ult. at his book, Sciennes, Mr. John %Wray, accountant to the Bank of Sends d. - Thurfday fennight, after a inn Macro, the Rev. Jo linTaylor M. A. Vicar of Sparlhok, Bests, and late Fellow of i.cen's. 1 College, Oxford. In Break, faddenly, Mrs. Hamilton, retitle the Rev. Mr. 1 Hamilton, of Mount.Collyer. On Saturday lift, at his hook in Beatunoist-itreet. bonne, Mr. C. Bream. Botanical Painter. At llanynaaeuroa, county Down, aged all. Thomas Potter, jun. Efq. On the lath ult. in the Ilsd year of her age, Mrs. Rogers, of F.alleort Houle, Rice lip, Wilddkfes. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-AAHutu* Montle • • •• • 4 album after Arteissee SUSSEX SOUTH DOWNS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By VERRA;, and SON. At the Old Ship Tavern, in Brightly.=Rim in the County id Suffer, on Thurfday, the 26th day of May neat, hetween the Hours of Fair and Six o'clock in the Afternoon of that day. ]'HE Manor or reputed Manor of TRULY, to gether with the Capital Meffuaga or Manßen Houle. Barns, Stables, and other Outbuildings, and sao Acres, more or 1 fs. et Arabic, Meadow, Palture, Amp Down, and Wood Land to the fame beleenlng, known by the feveral Names of Tiuly Fenn and lierdes Land, dedrably Senate at Edbar.. ton, in Suffer, and now in the Tenure or Occupation of Me. William Gro oms, as Tenant under a Leak, which expires the 19th of September next. The whole Eft= is Freehold and lies well together. is W ant fromSteynins, Three Miles, from Welborn Tokive Miles, front Shoreham Four Milo, and from Brighthelmtton Twelve Miles. The Honk and Buflanys re Cul:Mantua media good Repair, the Wood Land is well necked with yams growing Timber, and a Navigable River runs within a few Mlles of the Elate. Edburtoo is elate to the South Downs, the Country abounds with Game, and frreral Packs of Rends. are kept in the Neighbourhood. PolfelSon may be had at Michaelis= nest. To he viewed en Application to the Tenant. and further Pardeolars may be bad of Mr. Aifry, Heribooneess, near Bettie; or Mr. RielortiTorner. Attorney, Lewes, Santo. PRBGNANT LAMES, Whale Gtuation requires a tcateonry redraft/nu MR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Man Midwife , oars to amorrinsodate Lashes la an airy and retired silos. with Apartments to Ire-in, on terms faked to their Or comdtances and Ituation in life ; their infants put nut to nue:, and Monardy taken are oft and as kinniankr Wares NOR be offer hi, sile nts to Aerial& tie horrors of annenlod Prey menu. he flatters Nonfat Lidleo will And an application bikini the greateft attention, and atoll profound fccrecr. Letters (polt paid) to Mr. Waif" Surgeon and Man-Mid wife, or to Mrs. Watfon. Midwife. No. tp, Marione-Ames, Stacy-fide of Iliackfrioes-bridge, will ma tin molt pointed attention. Where may be had, 'Me Pll,l. BENEDICTA, at tl. Is. pc, bet, a certain and credal Rcntedy to remove all °Minn , . dons and irregularities. and an excellent Medicine alter bad Lrings in. r HMG's YA.TENT WORM LOZENOEC are patronised by the Firik Noblemen la the ICingiont. and the falba/ft Hen. Ladies have given them to their own Itrwell u to the Poor of their refmalws neighbour :w as with anparaliekd awes Her Once the Decide or Leeds The Right Hos. the Carmelo of Dinky The Right Han. the of hhatledway TM Right Hon the Comma of Mount Norris The Right Hen. the Coonteft afeark The Right Han. lady Carabse Capri The Right Hon. Lady Elisabeth Spencer The Right Hos. Lady Beata The Right Hon. tadg Say nada& The Right Hun. I, l = D oese. iblegtinas The Right Hon. Lady And enemy other Wise a the bat Rank and (Ramie,. cr Tits rapedtability of the tedirmains which Mr. Ching has ben banetwed with fermi Perkin of the higheß Rank nail Parader. folly mom Imbibe &Jeri sad saucy elide Medi. acne on ell ottallane, which together with the Mllingoilbed ap ' 'rotation of Pedals erase fir! 1111lieffiellin the Medical Pro- Caftan, Co pereedes the ocallity of my hither proof. said Wholefale and Retail at Mktg sad Butlers. Ns. 4. Chespade ; end Retail by an Medicine Venders in tom Pan of the United Mildew. ka Ames at p. 6d. aid *a pi. and fee Charitable purports is lam at SW each. WHES Profettonal Men of edneation and ipontaillity deviate &era the general fylban by the fin lemon of a peculiar Branch, the fafretion of long condnued Cayce& I the belt criterion !), ruperiorky. . . . _ Ten yearsiove 1 devoted toy pradtke to the eteluive treat. mom of THIkEI. DISORDERS, end the focedsfal ref* & my plan gives me addldosed ardour to oppok as far as I as able the ravages of thole complaints which are the tans impacts nut in the catalogue of human infirmities. After fellation iota every branch as an Army Surgeno, formed a with at an ona ty period of Prailtiee to rektieindivida. alt from the ignorance of uneducated Mm, or the equally data. :Amos precipitancy of gt meal Praditioners. The THREE DISORDE RS, to the care of which I have de voted my attention, oamprise every (pecks of VENEREAL. INFECTION, whether of a recent or long didetiass.....ukt; All hinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing nom the habits of twittery*, or the indulgence of mature age, and hilly that de rangement of the fvficin in Women which is called BARREN. or STER i LI CY. Numerous di: . eafes art the reltat- of Ignorance de hafte In the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfit:quad? hap ? pens that the feeds of Life are ?aimed Lythe itulitcraion of ad anyu.reded beer. By a (opener method loch mimplaints ant molly cored, and even where odor; have faked, I trod that may prefame to offer a exiled nceltablifkment. Few, however, are tier cafes of complicated &Ire+ In die diforder, compared with theicationitens lineations of Men, who from iodulgonce in a SOLITARY VICE, or the preralest Gaieties of a faihionahle I.ife, acquire that Rate at Llebdity w kith is the unavoidable confequence of fedi pernidows habits- Where the unhappy furrow broods aver his token, boceare, fully conceal* his misfortune, it may be tome emaciation far hint to know, that although It be an objeet of doubt or soca. •ainty with other Fraaitionera, the removal of tbite DEtrh: CIENCI FS by the gradual prngrefs of ratowdion isthesequites meat of my experii ne e. ff the ekes of Beach:as or Wan have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early count, maim of this languid Rate, and is theta cafes no great diModries will cecat. But where this deficiency has for years ridded, a proper Perkverance is ladifesenlihiy requlfite to revive the lombanag (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Conititutim MARRIED WOMEN, who have bog been Afappusisted Is thdr espeetationa of a rendly, stay be seared, that in mkt initaoces rush defofts are curable by Medical Ddll. The SECRECY which is fo effential to my undertaking, salt the qualification* which I have prefumed to Rate, Mon the Bafisutmy pretenfians, and in coincidence with fee! Mk WM radio° is *MI. that Mr. BREE may be reasiltetl pertisnar (or by letters IncloStig a (mall note) at hie hook. Ma ap,Aramli. des-fircet, Strand, near Temple-Bar There Si an additional entrance Is Water-erect **hi" and the name Is on loath the doors. M. RREE, Member of the Royal Caller eof Berseests. The I.OAD oath caufed Medicinesto grow out of the &NI; and he who is wife will not abhor them. for with fuels dads K. heal Men, and take away their Pairs."-Allottaievirs. 4,7. I.SY DIVINE PROVIDENCE, THE BA LM OF MECCA, ( Price nnir 21.9 d.) A is the heft Remedy in the Univac ter NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. the molt powerful reiterative andressissat. ins DALM OF LIFE AND HEAL'IId, and she filet ma belt Medicine In the World. his not pretended.that this Medicine can veldt the of Nature, but it Is addled and proved that it will Health even where the Conaitutioa appean se have been ism. lovably injured. This is the genuine Egyptian kiss, etude& Jorephus Wks us that the Queen of Sheba made a precut of # ' free to King Soloman, and whithis MI eardldond Is all E. tent Countries as a fovereign Remedy (wawa every Mails Thor.. who have inipsirt.ot their health by a tuldence Is be and unhealthy Climates ; the young of either See. 'MAWS. mines threatat premature oh] Age, a Life of .Atifery. =darn early =elm on ; and thole mereedviseed 111 ymtiorliderteir. 1 tering rapids Frames aypear witkend and alms* . sly. are the im,ft Immediate obJedts of thirfootidng Beim, 1 nign inguence may he estradail to the whale 'Mier Vdttlill narians; recto all cafes aisd Is all aim whore lie &Airlift ro. Isated,where the cenetltattitm has useelmed a beck, or is et fis means delnEatted,this rethouttnt Bodes animatiny Barnoike ! a 4 Health will produce dal ItapOeßsllkei : the mid anderea mulout Nerves will be warmed and &idled; die cahied fb• Area or faftAbbby deb will tse beiseed and swami dem; the mdela will be imigeneed ; the dame veil be fisengffisered: the emaciated laths Mil be oreared with ins dab; 'them lauded each, will be eepitoilheis the impeveriesed weary blood will become rich and hdrande, and Its Imigekl alreabs lion retired at theta mative isepetsothichts the WIN aka*ta of healthy the languid droving fpirita will be reeked tad ea tllatattal; &pitifulwill be persord ; In ascot theme eff it nerve, wiU be relltarni, and by there Nicene die Wide tend& tutus will be renovated. Feshireds; affitade,surry, aids. cboly, and all the declarable fymptonas of dike* will neigh; and lb myth, ardour, faculty. and every evidence of rearamell 1 health will be the happy rrfult of taking thisinettlenable Said 1 is due time, according to the &vetiver for ids Midi memo !!any each packet. TO THE FAIR SEX. . The Data or Mecca is malt airmail reesmmusled dating , as well as at every ether pedad et elide lives; IS rt r Z ancT ie and relined properties. its veil eptestiainand *wise qualities, are molt happily easigadal Leek °atheistic:try at Nit female habit; and doge eseeplainte sr which remalsiete swatit immediately faforptible, mum to direly within Umbrae% - dame: of this medicine; that India* edneledßestiestuiffil meet elatedly ftrperftde the neeefity er say miter remetly.. is el particular cafes it will be 'deltaic to conialt the Detter.whiffit may be done by fetter atidrefed es Idna. No. el. Riffiffirlow Rreet-Widde. ar m the ewe 4 may one of his wboletsie sera ► and melding his fee. (not We them half a gram): and terry female may nett aibred that bar cafe will he treated with the wort delicacy, the malt (crapulous attention to ewer pore cube, Bed the matt profound kerecy.W a phySera of tidaliki knowledge. very greet esperlence. end Rd& . A Proof of the Efficacy of that molt cecell i e:V ir etildne. the BALM of MECCA, which h ea tahlithLe Cate (IWO Nevem I/Borders. The Hoe. Mrs. Tie:stares 41121 ftMeet to avid. Headache, Palpitations. Trianon. and wasconintahl:= Mg lodations for hate years t daring whirls dietnedhladdieln of the molt eminent Medial Men in the )(Arrives. Mimed rainairo gins their Pmfcriptisa 6. tied tits Beth Weer% he. Jr tuts without effect, and sower remind any 44114 Om was tecortunendli te the Preprkter dr bibs ear by where Advice and Madam be Mahan ' ( ) cuassarrs TwaaaArpte. _ -hrast i g toor anmilldli4guara. 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