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RENT ASSIZES. MaIDSTOIII2, it:Mt 25.--TNlKlee o. Powlf. The Deferd ow, an eminent brewer at Greenwich, and who was fentenced to imptifonment in Maidilone gala, for an offence Isainit the Excife Law., of which he was convieted at the hot Affixes, was again on this day arraigned on another information for a fimi lar offence. There were aUo an main; againil him for (hindering J. Hills, an officer of the Revenue, who was appointed to the furvey of his brewhotife.— When the clinks were called on, the Solicitor of the Board of Excife agreed tii accept cool. as conspen fation, and n..t to co oceed in the actions. Telt RING O. MILES. The D e f e ndant was i n di&ed for having in his cur- Wily ordnance antes, not being one-third worn. William Spencer fail, the Priloner lodged at Chat ham, and in ennkvltience of a warrant, he went to fearCh the Prifoner's lodgings. Under his bed they, found revere copper bolts, quiite new, with the broad arrow upon them ; in a flied in the yard, which he reined. they elf. found a great many other things, with the Government mark upon them. The thing's being produced in Courts and identi fled as Government *Mat .Mr. Go an sr, for the Paine,. admitted, that he co•all not arse any thing in his defence. He &mid terea ve what he had to Cay in mitigation, until the Defendant was brought up to receive the jiidgment of the Court of King's Bench; then he lhould have feventy-two arguments in favour of mercy, for jolt fo many years was the prifoner aged. Verdi& Gaiity4 e•titotrass V. THI COMPANY 1151 Ft • This was a cafe of great impnttance to the parties • concerned. The Defendants are & Corporation, bay ing the property of the nyiter-banks, near Whitfiable, veiled in them, and all Members of the Corporation are joint Proprietors of the Filbery. In order to become a Member, it is neceffiry that the claimant Mould rave an apprenticethip to a Member, for feven years. and upon loch ferviee, at the expiration, be is entitled hind - elf to be admitted a Member, and alto entitled to all the privileges eif the Corporation. In this cafe, Canbnume, the Plaintiff, had been appren ticed to one Andrews, a Member, in the year ysty ; but, before he bad ferved a year, a hard froft de ftroyed nearly all the orders on the lanes. The con . fentience was, that Andrews bad no em p loyment for him, and it was agreed between the Plaintiff and his matter, that he &mid go on board the Ross tender, in his Majefty's fervice. When on board, be was ordered to Cadiz, and was afterwards dticharged at Lifbon. On his return to England, he was impreffed, • and kept on beard the tender at the Nore,from whence he wrote to his mailer at. Whittlable. Andrews, as loon as he received his letter, applied to the Com manding Officer of the NI), to have his apprentice delivered up to him. but was refufed ; and returning a few days to make a fecond demand. he found that the Plaintiff had been in the mean time fent away r board his Mo'r•ay's flip the Tanya. Andrews, who was datelined, Rated that the Plaintiff went on heard the tender by his cadent ; and that, when he returned home, he paid him 751. bis pay and rite -money, and which In was entitled to, as the earnings of his apptentice. The Company of Dredgers refufed to admit the Plaintiff to his freedom, on the ground that he bad not de& (erred his miller sacs the indenture of sp. prenticefhip. Mr. Serjeant Ruewtaarrur, very early in the tante, Rated, that he was clearly of opinion that this was a rod finite, in as much u ths - krvioe on board the 'King's (hip was with the content of the wafter, and be having received the produce of that &nice. Mr. Serjeant Sarervaao, for the Defendants,lnfia ed that the very esilletice of the Company depended on the iffue of this queltion, and contended that loch (cot of ferrite was a freed in law upon the Conflicts. tion of the Company. He obferved, that in this bufinsfa there was a material difference from the s common cafes of trades. It was not here the mere right of fitting rip a trade, but, by adatiffion into the Company, a mast became part Proprietor of the joint fleck of the Corporation; and if men could be ad mitted upon fuels fort of fervices as were contended fur, a man might than in the benefits, without hay ing contributed one fattbing towards the profperity of the Society. The mode of keeping up the flock of oyfien upon theft lanes was by fetching from dillant parts theffiat, whieh was thrown overboard upoa them; and an apprelitice, who duly (erred his mallet, was for (even years employed in increafing this the joint wealth of the Company, and by it ultimately became entitled to (hare In it. But if mere binding would do without ferrite, it would he in the power of very few Mem bers totally to ruin the Company. He preffed thefe topics very earnellly to the Jury, and entreated them, if they had any doubt, that they would find fuch a Vc , (110 as would enable them to have the decilion of au ulterior Court of Appeal. The Jury, under the advice of the Learned Ser jeant who tried the caufe, found a Verdie in favour of the Plaintiff. DAYS.. a u inns and arreekr. Mr. Serjeant S 444444 D told the Jury that this shine was to recover damages for a fake imprifon anent, which the Defendants, a Mail Coachman and a Guard, had though t proper, without any lhadow of legal tight, to infli3 upon two of their paffengers. The Plaintiff, and • friend of his, a Mr. Hall, being Sittipgbourne, walled to take the opportonity of lome coach going to London, sad they according ly mounted the outfide of the Canterbury Coach Ro , %.4ich happened to pats . Wh en they got to chef; rr, the Coachman demanded the fare of the whole journey ; to which they r eplied it was But he time coon when when the journey vies performed. itifitied that they fhould there down with the money, which thee declining , the y were both pulled o ff the coach. They then appealed to the book-keeper at too inn 6 bet inftead of getting redrefs,• ti the df t o call the wa.i.h. Which was done, any were immediately vimfortahly lodged in a ftone room, urs withnut c t h e lusnry of a little clean flraw.— Here they remained until they were the next day eifeharged by the Mayor of Roehefler. The Learned I:esjrant obferved that this caufe of proceeding was ;.etieilly new to him : he was Pure it was not was. lanced by the cormm•A leer of the Lau:, and Le knew i statute authorifing it. A Mr. Hall was called, who proved the cafe as w timed, bat in eras dasnination by Mr. Gaa Row, he idmitted that their money was tun cut. His friend the Plaintiff had been a m e rcer , but at prefent had nolhop.. He was e g:trdener, but had not yet got a garden. and until they could both be fuiteds they had retired to live upon Mt. Hedger's same in St. George's-fields. Mr. Gmtaow made an able fpeeeh to the Jury, who found a Verdi& againfl the Coachman—Da mages Our Shilling, and Not Gil for the Guard. Mr. Hall, the witnefs in this cafe, had atfo brought his a6ion, in which Mr. Davis was to be the Wit n efs—the fame verdia was taken by agreement in that caufe. Caown Bamford, Supervifor of ex cife, at Rochester, was arraigned on the Coroner's Inquell for killing and Raying John Eaton, on the oth of May, at Doddington, in this county. The fads, as proved by fever al witnefres, were, that the Prifoner, and another Excite Officer, of the name of George Clark, were out on their bufinefs, in f.rveying the traders in that neighbourhood, on the day mentioned in the indictment, when a party of fmugglers. among whom was the deceafed; with three led, horßs, laden with fpirhs and tobacco, paired through the village. The officers imme diately went in purfuit, and came up with them in the village. The fmugglers made off, and the offi.. cers were feen to follow. In the (pace of ten mi nutes a part of the fmugglers were Peen again to pars through the village, purfued by the prifoner Bamford at full (peed. The Prifoner took a (malt pillol from his pocket and fired. The deceafed fell from his bode, and Ihortly after died. Bamford fecured one or two of the horfes ; he then tatted in carrying the deceafed into a butcher's (hop, and ex preffed great forrow for the accident. None of the witnefres having feen what paired during the Interval which eiapfed from the firft meeting to the robin quent return to the village, nor none of them hear ing the converfation at the firft meeting, the Jury expreffed an inclination to acquit the prifoner, on the evidence for the profecution ; but on behalf of the Prifoner, it was requefted that Clarke m i g ht be examined. He being accordingly called, Rated, that when they firit met the (muggier' they told them who they were and demanded that they Ibould fur render their cargoes. The (muggier' (wore they would not give them up, and rode off. One, who keened to be a leader, had a pitchfork, and the rat bludgeons and hedge Rakes. The witnefs and Barn ford followed at a (hart dillance ; the (muggier. halted. The officers thinking themfelves too weak to feize all, offered to compromife, that they would leave-them their honks if they would furrender the goods. The (muggier. Paid they would be if they Ihould have any, and cried out " death or glory. One of them levelled a pitchfork at Bam ford, and they again rode off. One party rode one Barn way, purfued by the Prifoner, and another by the Winters. When be returned, he found the deceafed lying by Bamford, who exprefred the greateft forrow for the fatal accident. The Jury, without hefitation, acqoitted the Prifoner. The Affixes on the Crown Side finifhed at tem o'clock. There were only two capital convirts, nei ther of whom were left for execution. TULT a6.—aatACN OF PROUIST OF 8461.11.1.101. ANN HUNT O. SMITH.—Mr. GMULOW Rated, that in this cafe he certainly had not to prefent perfons of high or exalted lituations of life, nor had he the cafe of a very young lady, who had been romanti cally enamoured of her lover, and confidered the lois of him as the greaten of all poffible evils which could happen to this mortal Rate ; but he had to prefent to the Jury the cafe of a decent woman keeping a (mall sop, who complained of a Breach of Nonlife of blarriags. againll the Defendant, who was a man of her own rank and Ration in life. Although the par ties were neither of them very young, yet he knew ktkat the Learned Serjeant on the other fide would not contend that a woman at the age of 35 might not fairly look forward to many years of comfort in the matrimonial Rate. He could prove that the De ' fendant courted her, and folicited her hand in mar siege; to which the gave her cogent. He (could elf° prove, that in confeqnenee of this the Defendant hhufelf fin ed the authority for publithing the ba nns, as a necerfary preliminary to the ceremony. But, however, from Come caufe or other bell known to the Defendant ititnfelf, he thought proper to alter his opinion, and he fent a perfon (no better than his own errand-boy) to forbid the banns publicly in the church, having by this difgraced the Plaintiff pub licly before all her neighbours, and for which, by the prefent adios, the fought to recover a compenfation from the hands of the Jury. The fire ssitnefs called to prove the Plaintiff's cafe was orie John Paterfon ; lie begged lie might not be interrupted by any queion from the Counfel, and he would (late the whole affair. He knew the De fendant very well, he was a (tone-cutter, and kept two (hops, one at Riverhead, and the other at Sun bridge. The Plaintiff, the widow Hunt, alto lived at Sunbridge, where the kept a gtocer's and chart• tier's (hop. In the month of February I.lft, Smith told him that he thought he fhould marry agaio, and that he bad riuod a woman who smolt: fug him. — The witnefs told him that if he was not quite j orovidd, lic silo knew a voman, whom he conceived would be the very thing for him. They then propofed to have a pint or two of beer together at Sunbridge, which they did. The witnefs then obferved that he would take him to a (hop where they would buy a pennyworth of fugar-rasorty, and there he might fee the very lady herfelf, of whom he had been (peak ing. The Defendant accordingly went to the flop, but bnnght a pennyworth of Ars telocuro inked of fugar-candy. He returned Ilsortly to the witnefs, and told him he had engaged to go bank and drink tea with the Lady. Ihe witnefs, from his ludicrous manner of telling the Rory, nude the cafe quite ri diculous; and • parley having enfued between the Connfel on the different fides, it was agreed to take a verdict for tcl. which was accordingly done. BVIII'OFO V. MILLINON•M. This was an affirm againft the Defendant, the Conftable of Greenwich, by the Plaintiff, N baker, of the fame place, for a malicious profecution for an affault alledged to have been committed by the Plain tiff upon the Defendant in the execution of Id. office. The record of the acquittal of the Plaintiff at the Quarter SelTions was put in and read. The affault charged was (laird by the Defendant to have been .s follows--That the fun of the Plaintiff had been &awn to ferve in the Militia, and that the Defeo dant, es Cooaablc, (erred the regular notices at *Us tam& of the Plaintiff; and when he (erred the lift, notice, the Plaintiff's fon being ill, the Pl-intitf told him the fakes were a Pet of ides, and as big fool, a. himfeif ; theft writ ds were accompanied by throw. ing the fummons at the Defendant's head. The De Pendantgave this evidence on the trial for the alrault ; but the acquitted the Plaintik. In order to thew that the indiament was pre (toted vrithnoit pt obable caufe, and from malice ; Mary Atkinfon was called, uho Rated herfelf to have been fervant to the prefent Plaintiff in March, ' Leos, when the notice in quellion was ferved : the was in a (mall room adjoining to the Ihop when Mil lingham brought the rintice; he faid to her mallet. " Here, 1 have brought you Tome more wage paper." Her matter replied, " It was of no ofe worrying him fo, and that the lattices mutt be foolifh." At that time her mailer's fun, to whom the notice was direll ed, was confined to his bed by illnefs. She was quite fare her mailer never threw the Commons in the Con- Rable's face, orthe mullhave feen it. The tonna. ble went net. and returning again Coon afterwards, he told her mailer that be would ;mini& him at lan. Edward Pricker, a javelin-man, (aid he attended at the hilt Qparter Seffions when the Plaintiff was tried for the Waal,. When they came out of the Court he anted Millingham how his caufe had gone on t to which he replied, Jell as he elpeBed. He knew the Plaintiff would be acquitted. but he had fueeeeded in putting him to a great deal of expence, which was all he wanted. It was fuggeßed, but not proved in evidence. that the caufe of the Defendant's isnimofity to the Plain tiff was, becaufe the latter, when Overfeer of the Parini, had cut down the Defendant's bill, as con trator of grocery to the worldwide. Mr. Serjeant Barr addreffed the Jury at length, and contended, that there was probable ground for the bill, and that he was compelled to prefent it, being bound over by the Magittrates to attend the SelLon for that purpofe. The jury went out, and deliberated for Come time, and at length found a verdia for Plaintiff—Damages sol. The bufiaefs of the Affizes concluded this morn ing. The Conuniffinn for Sulfex will be opened on Saturday at Lewes; but buntaefs will not begin till the Monday morning. LONDON _MARKET& CORN-E7CCHANGIL FRIDAY, JULY at. Wheat was this day in good (apply fee the theasols with bat few cargoes of foreign, that of a fine qoaky being ia requiu doss, (etches a better prix Barley Onekates • link. Malt MU elks. Peak mid Beans (oppose their bit prier. We love large arrNak of Oats from PivHa and Rohde., at reduced prices, and file io several are rather lower. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER Wheat, 45a. 565. 662 pa qr. WNWMB. Sot 114 5 Fine Ditto. 672 695. 6d. Batas 37 1 41 1 . od- Rye, 171.3 x od. Tick Ditto are. 38*. Barley, s7s. 321. od. Oats. lot. 214 1411. Malt, 635. 73e. od. Poland ditto, 252 262 6d. Flue ditto, nos. cos. Mi. Rape Seed, 401. to 421. per IN! PRICE OP FLOUR. Flew Moor Sowto 555. Seconds 455. to 3Ck per fact. RETURN of WHEAT to Mark-lane. Including only from tho 9th of July to the 14th of t i lly.-Total 6489 raters. Avenge 56s s . higher than ItA urn. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 14th of July to the soth of July. Total-16,136 facks.-Average 492 s co 714. Weber than laft return. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBIUDGE, LY Whew per load 131 Oa tal JULY $. Wheat penal 4 13% ci to all SI Barley per quarto' 11 Is to al Ise Ows per ditto • al Is tie al tas Bonn per ditto 11 os to Id 4s Fmk per ditto II Ilk to 21 4 1 PRICE OF HOPS. • IAGS. POCILITS. Real . 31 141 to 41 Si Kent 41 04 to 3I os Soiree - 31 141 to 41 is Saki - 31 16a to 41 ass Eike - 31 161 1. 41 si Farnham 61 os to 71 os Old Duty tfispool. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 41 ace to 51 os Pockets SEEDS. 41 ass to 51 to PRICE OF Red Clover 3os to 721 per cwt. White ditto 4os to 9co do. Trefoil us to 4os do. Carrawsy 38s to 63s do. Coriander, 135 to ISO do. Turnip 124 to Sit per babel. White Maud. Seed, 85 to los fod do. Brown ditto, its to as do. Canary, 7s od to 6d do. Rye Gras 104 ed to 28, al per marten PRICE of HAY and STRAW in SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay, pa Load, - 41. es. to 41. r 5 s. New Ditto .7,L roe. to 41. 41. Clover - 4 1 . 101. to SL ros. Straw, per Lewd - tL toe. to 11. SMITHFIELD, July 17. To Link the offal-per throe of 31h. Beef 4s 6d to 51 (3 I Veal 41 84 to lis Mateo 4s ed to 5s od Port 3s od to Os od Lamb ss 04 to 6. od. 111/10 OW CATTLt 71114 OAT. Beans about Soo -Sheep and Lambs 2.700. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL. holy 17. Per Mine of 81b. by the carafe. Beef 3s rod to 4$ sod I Veal 34 4d to se 44 Mimosa 34 31 to 49 6d Pork 35 sid to 41 64 Lamb 45 od to 3$ 44. RAW 1-11DFS. Hides (within) 35 Id to 45 ed I Hoek Skins re 6d to 17s Middling 3s ed to 3s 6d Heavy Calf los $4 each Ordinary 35 od to 39 ad Sheep Skins os cd to co Lamb SLias P , 14 6d T ALLO W 31 6d.elts os od ton Ed RICE OF W I P N LONDON. St. James's market Is did Town Tallow 72s 6d to m Clare Market ite 34 Ronk ditto (cans) Its bd to 04 Widtechspel Market Ruffle ditto (foap) 671 od to 631 (per Rom of bib.) 41 ad Melted Stull 57s od to 534 Ditto rough 38s sad to 09 Its lid Oreaves 1 4 5 ed. Av , rage Price 41 3d Good Drees nisto Os Yellow Soap, Sos. to os.--Mottlect, !St.-Card, gas. Price of Candles per damn, sec od-Moulds, 122 a COM. EXCHANGE, July 27 Den Coals In dm Pool, pee Chaldean Delivered to tioutekcepers kindoiand, per Chidden. Delivered toHoufekeepers at . .19. i3s. 6d. od. sse. od. It is worthy of remark, that the three Sall State Lotteries eor.tained only fix 30,crcl. prizes; five of which were firmed : Lottery. No. 335, IOPY3 ditto, f,rst, z.,•)03 Second Lottery, Litt. IS.O Third I.ottery, 19.1;S 20.C74 ditto rS.Bsc, 2-.toco This circt•milance in come manner accounts for the rapid demand for Tickets and Shares in the relent State Lottery, to be drawn in September next, (being the only Lottery to be drawn (hie year) wl..c! es.n tains three io,oocl, three io,ocol. thre. I. ikc• no prize lets than zol. only 25.cr00 21'd which divides more Prise Money than in atzy Latter y ' for many years pals. • ItAiutigt). • • Thdrfday, at Windham Walter, Etrex, the Wee. Pewud S;, Bator of that place, to Mn H. Hance of Mahlon Wkk. Lail week, at St. Jahn', Cbutch.NeW:aftle. the Reel. Man • B. D. Vicar of Edlingbant, to Mifa Fidler, daughter of tat. Mr. Alderman Foam . . ately, at Stratford .le.Bnw, Mr. Pyre, to Mit. Smith, bott.. the 'Meares Rnyal Bath and Brlftrq. Thurfday, at Croydon, Joteph fl 4 of Old Brood -fire, to Milk Caldeleugh, eldett dau g hter of Alexander Caldeleugh, of Broad green. On Monday la& at Worcester, Henry Wakeman, FN. to Mil Bowyer, only daughter of the late J ames Bowyer, Erq. At Bhnfield, on the meth left. James Pyre, Ffq Connomin, to Aso Corbett, daughter of john Corbett I fq. of nilerol,; DIED. Yeßealty, at Makin& in GmfvenorSquare, the F3TI of Leitrim. On the 4th inflate, Mrs. Daly, roaa of Dr Wit, of Graf Entails-Ram, Dublir- Lately, at Waterford, of a conendion on the brain, Captain Henry Clarks I.ewis,diftritt paymafter. This melancholy evert, wn °manned by a fail irum his hark as he was returning Ran New Oaten about eight days ago. At the Calla, near Irvine, on the rstit kit. Mite Elinbeti. Montgoenesie, &left daughter of Robert Mangan-laic, El+ mer chant, inine. At Irvine, ott Monday, the dith, the Rev. Dr. Janes Richmond , Missifter of that place. Wednefday rennigid, at lOdki, at the early age °f a, Lowman George Bata, at dta Rokkurghtire riltUntelL On Sunday left , the MEW Boa of Henry Browns, Efq. Pat" land-place. On Sunday the 'ph lama, Richard Warner, Efej. al' %Mar tam Abbey. in the county of Norfolk. Lately, at Akefter, Mrs Blown, wife of Richard Blown. EN On the stk of June, at Jamaica, or the yellow fryer, t'e Hon. Capralu Cathcart, the &kit fon of Lard Cathcart, amananding his Majefty'a Nit Clarinda. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Marning Mamas .••- • • • » Mir*lll afftek 6 THE utility of Mec lullitutions for the besefit of al Peer. Is fificieetly proved. In the year. , f 73 tbe Doerzuerate, to Soho Apure, j i lt opened ore of the efidleft musette of dui kind , where cafes, opprefEve to the l e ttings. leek es eruptive cafes, ekpbantlalie, feropbula, Su. had a remedy peeptied t ha t we. fare, peletabie, and prevented the Ineelusie hetet repented from his fealty, by Its operation Wing sold, and mains no eenfleensent. Ilie daily epplicattute rove to the triold dber saucy of SPILEBURri PATENT ANTISCOR. IBUTIC DROPS and the rheausatie and gouty confider it u a frac. • Tim Meshy, lo opts as dual, and setendonee given to con fider mint 4itly, hetwent der bears ef dews end as Lett" polt poig, witch the dog fee, odd be gunanolly ottentled to. Clergymen end odors limmieentgetiono in the country. may have the Me.ileioe et a refaced rice. as adaL did with a Meek damp. at the Difnedinty, MMs gym, Wee. doe et 55.411.1 tom end on dratyhoeinisd. Any Wooed wed Allem* damp moiA be higneison hodeseleno. 4 AVING dedicated etyfelf to the NOP, be putiliod by the MA soilloberabie paella to thee breath woich I theostat gayer tofeleill. I won that hare not war mit. my time this thole who, is the este:dim fold of the are meefianaßy Inimeited In uncertainty, and camel always mak that Bomb width b neloired ly ictscrotmtfog tbit power to oilielab ofAllerdaro- Thedilimier of INUNLITY arc pordiedo Moan fu thug withbra I~batbehhw them star of coasassinat Eyelptems, and by a de enM af Caaff = , Menet Weir bravoes sediettscd..... they wife Irma the peevaletrte movie ,f., thedelbse- dee Wits of feboni-boysor die ladoliterate of y, they re. fake the mat slidosea prebillemal ; bre by the igearaltell al imadoessol mesh the trApeamsare ageravaese, see the ciao adios Is deltreveL As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE ct SURGEONS. I grtiond my p' e" on regularity °lnbred am and poiretlimg every privfiage en pnifliot, I fed nrybif wattled t o dot omildeeoe with which 1 hove hitherto bon folitarally boootartal. In the Ertl boredom of Meal wrAnrts, early sepiketere vole prevent the eakietty of a debilitated Mune ; but where the fee. low, from a martioufnefs of the tortnanlinefa of the vice whit* cask& Ns misfortune, fearful of the contempt or centime ef his 'may Optician. lad broods over his intrbity with cereal con cealment. it salt be fatirtadtom for his to be offered not calf capability ef treatment, bat aifo of the moil inviolable betray. And to recent Venereal Complaints b is pater to prevent psis. danger at dards ; in the molt complicsted eafes it is the acquire, .encot of caclubm seperience to this hoe to de& a fate, cattily and fpeedy re-dtabilitunent I offer the advantage of this aperienec to theft of either fez who are affildbed with any kind of DEBILITY. of any fymptome VENEREAL INIFECIIOI I I. and In s 8 cafes the term. at remit. send= are Baud an the heft Interview. Parents In the country an moaned to Satiate a Bank sate, all 4 requited to 'pacify their age nod armee of living. MARTIN WEE, Member of the Royal Rip of Surges°. in Labdtme ' , -Antat, &mad. net Tele Bar Nom, To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. No.!, Isidge-ftred, London. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March ti, IBEG leave to inform you, that ever fence the year 1 no, 1 have been aillidtal with the Lots Veraerta p = from ira eliftivady refilling every court' of medullae by the moll eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing totted . (evert muffs of falivadoo, and twice difeharged from the Hof* , tal, with little relief, would appear to be of the molt inveterate nature. In the fpring of hit year my Warder had got to Nebo had, as nearly to put a period to my mallow: I had a large ulcer as the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs wen broke out in a frightful manner: nay right was dreadfully pan. ful, and had beta in a Rate of uleeratica for the raft fern years; my left had alfu two large nodes on it, was very much difroloured and gave me filch ttenadating pain. particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to drprive me of reft. In this lamentable Raw l was recommended by Mr. J. Thompon. (who received fo great s lure by them hem), to take your Lakes Patent PM, which I began to do on the ifith of May ; a the antrfe of a ortnight I be can to receive benefit—in little mors than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were foundly landed.--lisoo after the form on my legs healed alfo, leaving limirevre, confiderahle dikolauration in the fkln, and pain in the bone lithe left, which, by the bla ring of 000, and • Httk longer perk/emote your *weldable MaLeine, ft:bridal; the rr,dca dafperfiog, the Ida regaining itia natural hue, and the nndturnal pains gradually going at—l thus became, by your liberal advice and medleine,perfediy free front all my fanner complairt•—bm., recovered m y ( meo w (panic ftrenpir, and am because lob) , and fat, in which lilts having continued many Months to the aftoniffunatt of all who knew me. I am at a lots in what tam• to carters lay gratitude, but beg you, far the good of other falf...ring mortals, to make this my ado as public as poffible, as I kall on every weather ; info doing you will greatly oblige,Sir, your gratdul, obedient, very humble fez. rant, ALEX. MURKER, Swan', Clore, High-ltrret, Edinburgh. Witacam to the above Cllitti0)111 . 11Kelpfon, N 0.3. New Poultry-market, John Nt*lntogh .014 A franby FeUnbu oh. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAT. LOR, Member of the Royal talky of Surgeons, at hie Houk, No.p, New Brn!gc-ftvect,Letidetai where, alter a monad re fici,nce of more than thirty.fic yews, in a pradtke partirutarly rested to the cure of Veceriel Complaints. usd tbofe baddtabli is the Parr t of Cenerition. with the instal. Ale feast, which Men of hie Prot.:Mon ibauld alwoya Worm in foe% cafes he horn himfrlf, t!, and affiltance he ;militantly adeninifters to rlons I A:ng the. br efltemed, by a deforming Pul‘le..,• 3 . 1 a.lv.nt*,7e rekkffo attain: , ble,antivoid of all ambiguity. AUo 1;.1d, by his app.atim.-nt, b., the coovenience of thrift liv ing at a glance, at the Perfumer's. No. 35, St. Alban'a.flreet. Pall-Mall: he Toy-flsop. No. s.;, Ottord-nreet Mr. Dilho rough'., Nn. - tirLnali.U. Mr St• el. isnuikbkr, No. t, Un.. cm-row, Tower-lull; Mr. Latter's, Smith -bridge, Edin burgh ; /sir. Callon-11's, Hublin and by one ;scrim in crery cos' fider.hic town in Cr...t Britain and 'r .and. it inset of only as. od. cub. (mild up, w1:1. fall 2,4 plain whereby mr lona ad either La may cure thaufeives with c.d.:, fried, fecrerys and f..1.-y - 11NIONI - - - .ONDON : Pr .! ;2,.,,.4222.J LI by LEV PL KENT, (at Car) 1624,17 rlaro. lamta:o`. J. •!. t 2.4 STAR OFIICZ. N. I. Carry • fat A4la tLa ST as Oilies. 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