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LINES TO • roprc LADY, ON USA SOLICITING THE ACII4OII, TO MAXI IWOWN TO N&& BIS WATITS ON NEW TEAR ' S LONNING. I wiflt'il that two vowel* were In wedlock, fo holy and ; I could not but think in my mind That the vowels mull to I and U. I carol It again in my thought., And turn'd myfclf round with a figh ; Nought elfe could I make of the two, For, inverted, they came U and I. etrobrldsr, 1, 044. T I. AfIDDLESLX SESSIONS. SefGons commenced yeflerday at Hicks's before Was. Maimirmettic, Efq. and a bcnch ices. The trials were mollly for affaults, and little or no interell. We felca the following molt important. (airy Be,,we was indifted fur an alTault on Mr. Collins, on the Bth of July lafk at Camden- This affair originated in a difpute upon the of a game of billiards. profecution on this oceafion was opened, the cafe limed by Mr.GUILNIY. who took oc- . to exprefs his turprife that this profecution, coming as it did from a young man of fenfe and education. had not been founded upon an indlament robbery, inftead of a merecharge for 10 NGUIt. fir* witnefs called was John Collins, the Pro. e, who defcribed himfelf as the proprietor of fchool for young gentlemen at Hampflead. On the evening of the Bth of July laR, he Paid, he was returning fro town to his own home, he (lopped at • hook commonly called the Long Room at Cam. n town, to wait for the Rage coach returning to HampfteLl, where, on walking about the garden. he met the Defendant, along with a number of other perfona, with whom he appeared to be in company. He 'raw aUb a fort of frame on the ground, in that of the garden, with a number or holes in it, and the ground, dole to the frame. were fix leaden , with which at this frame a game called Bumble. puppy is played; he (looped for the balls, and began • bowl them at the frame, and the Defendant and faaf•Cierik , Ise • piit of ale. After a game two, the Prefeentor was about to proceed home. wards, whet the Defendant alked him to play at Billiarelt, which the Profecntor refaced ; the De fendant then charged him with having broken his appointment with him, made on a former °coition. • tome to that houfe to play at Billiards for a The Profeeutnr denied having made any appointment ; the Defendant infitted he had, began to ufe very 'helve language ; the Pro fesses°, Bill denied any fuch appointment, and af *flea he never faw the Defendant but once before ; but offered the Defendant, if he would give him his addreft, to call upon him at an early day, or to "cive his own addrefs, that the Defendant might call "him, and as the Defendant Paid he had promifed Isir Billiards with him, that he had no objthinn ty, and to depolit now a one pound note in the of the landlord, povide d the Defendant depofit another, and which note be would to for!eit, thould he fail to come to his appoint. . He took out his pocket book, which contained in notes, to make the depofit, but the Defen refilled, called him a nincompoop, • fool, other opprobrious names, and threatened to aek hint down. The Profecutor had a flick in A bead, which he held out before him f r his de ,amee 1 the Defendate immediately ruined upon him, and in the Rruggle he Pas knocked down, but imme ftiatelf on his getting up be miffed his pocket bock, eontaudig the soi• which but the moment before he bed put into his breaft pocket; he immediately cried eat that he was robbed, and called the watch. The Defendant and chore who were with - him attempted • away, but the Profecntor food in the door. , cried out that be was robbed, and laid that no timid pats him until the robber was taken into dy. It was the du& of the evening ;he was at a good deal confuted, in confequence of being knocked down, and did not know immediately which of the panics to charge, but he quickly recolleaed the Defendant, as being the only perfon who touched him, and be charged him to the watchman, who with much relnaance took him into cullody ; but, on going towards the watcbhoufe, he raw the Defendant can away from the watchman's hold; the Profecntor purfued him. but the Defendant &aped ; he then turned, and feized bold of the watchman, laying he would charge him with conniving at the Defendant's crape : but the watchman pulling from under his coat fomething which appeared to witncla sts a Elnnderbufs, threatened to difchsrge it at him, if he did sot infiantly let go his hold, which witnefs did, and tirn went to the watchhoule, gave his charge to the Conflable of the night, and defcriking the per ins and drefs of the Defendant, detired, that if he &mid appear, he mig,:t he tiik.n into euflody and he was accordingly fo taticu in the courfe of the night . On his crofs examination by Mr. Cos sr, he ad mitted he had lien the Defendant at thc fame place a fortnight before ; that he then Owd with him at the game of Bumble.pappy, but had no recolleitioa whatever of making any appointment to play with hint at the game of Billiard,. The next wand - s was a Mr. Morfonnie, a Taylor of Tavillockdlreet, Covent•garden, %vb., laid, that sin the evening before (laird, he was r 'ni g by the iking.ronm, at Camden Tnwn, heard the noire of A ICU& ki l t atter he had palled. and retto lied, from mere cut y, to fee the caufe ; but the affray was then over, and he raw the Predicator (landing in the abar.way, facing he was robbed, and that no i.ne giruld pafi out until thc robber Was in ciittialy. He law him give the Defendant in charge in the watch man feu hint tun away (lona the a atalinian, and the Profeeutor purfue ; and heard other pcifons who were relent; cry out to the Difendant, Run ! Mt I Thee wxsa Lad. , pie fent who hail linen with the Defend ad, was fs:d w be his r kr, but when 1 c ran away 4: left her behind. Hese doled :he evidence tor the pr,facitt:in. :1.1.4.11, I c;lcs ‘V::] Oil die NI t 4.1 11. e 1)&. 101' I a.lcd.lie .4 cnnier ..nd elideut near the tic• en 1);.41.; t!‘..t he had I ci v. ill All ill (late of health t.nic titre I lc% it na LLe eby of tbia c►cu: r and It JscJ ill CAluden Town ; that he had been in the habit of going on evenings into the Carden at the Long•rocm Houle there, when he was able to crawl about to fee what antufrments were going forward : and that he hap. paned to be there upon the evening now dated, fitting on a bench at the place where the game of Bumble-puppy was played; law there a number of prrfons to the tune of five or fix, amongil whom was the Defendant ; he never law any of them before ; they were utter lb-angers to him. He heard the Defendant (peak of fume perfon who had promiled to play at Billiards with him, and broken his ap pointment, and jail at the time the Profecutor came in. The Defendant, after a little time, charged him with breaking his appointment, which the Brofecti. tor denied, and Paid, fu far was he from being aft ail to play with him at Billiards, that he would play with him, or any other man prefent, for one or two and twenty pounds, and he immediately pulled out his pocket book, and put down twenty pounds in notes upon the table. The wand's cautioned him to put up his money and take care of it. The De fendant laid, he would play with him now one game for a pound, the flakes of each to be put into the pocket of the Billiard-table, and taken by the win. ner, which the Pro(ecutor refuted at that moment to do. Words of difpute arofe, the Profecutor was talking very loud, and thaking his finger in a and nacing way at the Defendant; the latter anfwered, if he dared any more to poke his finger into his face in that manner he would knock him down; upon which the Profecutor, with the flick in his hand, llruek the Defendant a blow ; both parties grappled and fell at the fame time, the Pro(ecutor undermofi and immediately on his getting up, the Profecntor called out, Paid he was robbed of his pocket-book, and at firfl charged the witnefs with taking it. But on witnefs telling him be could thew that he was a man of charaaer and credit, and not of a defcription to be guilty of loch a crime, the Profecutor begged his pardon, and charged the Defendant. He believes the pocketbook and property were 101 l at the time, becaufe he few them with the Profeentor : He flood in the doorway, laying, no one Ihould pats until the robber was found ; the witnefs Paid, be was very right, and that curvy one ought to Rand a fearch.— there was one of the men prefent at the fcuffie, who made himfelfbufy about the Profecutor in lifting him up when he was down, and this perfon was muffing, for he made his efcape backwards, by jumping over the wall. Witnefs did not hear the charge given to the watchman, nor did he hear the cry of " Run run !" when the Defendant went away. Two Waiters. from the Long Room, proved their having fees part of the affray, and (wore that the fiat blow they law given came from the Profecutor ; but they raw no perfon but the Defendant touch the Profecutor after he fell. Mr. Jiißice MAINWARING funned up the evidence, and charged the Jury, who had previoufly been ad. drelied to evidence both by Mr. Coast and Mr. Guar sr; and, after a wort eonfultation, found the Defendant guilty of the affault.—He was fentenced to a fine of 4os. which be paid forthwith, and was difcharged out of Court. • Bow rraarr.—Although the moll diligent fearch has been making after the villain► who hulled and robbed a clerk of Meffrs. Hammerlleys, of Oxford Bank notes to the amount of feveral thoufand pounds, at the corner of Fleet-market, about twelve months fines, the robbers have not been brought to punifh want. The Proprietors have traced numbers of the notes flolen to have been in circulation in different parts of the country. A (port time fince a man of the name of &mut was taken into cußody at Litch field for circulating feveral of them, but the witnelTes failing to prove that he came improperly poffclied of them, he was difcharged. About a month fince Bennet was taken into cur tody, when the LORD MAYOR fent him •n board the Tender. This circumfiance being made known at Bowlreet, he was traced from the Tender to the Immigrant frigate at the Nore, and after a long converfation, he feemed inclined to give up the whole of his conne6ion refpetling the Oxford Bank -notes, provided he was liberated from on board the (hip. Having obtained his difcharge, he confeffed that he paffed numbers of them at Warwick, Birming ham, Wcyhill Fair, &c. all of which he had receiv ed from a man of the name of Barniky. In confe quence of this information, every exertion was made to find Barnfley, and he was at length apprehended in one of the boxes of the Bath Theatre, and jefler day morning was brought to Bow-iireet, when Ben net repeated the account he had given to the officer, and the Solicitor to the Bank attended. Several of the officers recognized him to be one of the moil notorious flreet huillers and pickpockets, and that he ailed with Corm defperate gang ; liktwife that he had been convidril 'evens' times, and ha.' been traniported to Botany Bay. Mr. Cri.isr attended for die profecution, and Paid, if PA•nnet's teßimony was corroborated, he Ilsould mirk,: to indill the prifoner as the principal. Meffrs. Ilex Low's and Sit 'rural) attended for the ptighner. He was committed for further examination. UNION HALL.—Yeflerday lisch tcao, was charfc• ed, tureTC EVANCII mid RALPH SMITH, EN-wires. on the oaths of Elizabeth Palmer and John Hubbard, with having, on the evening of the ro.h J.,' of Dc:tmher Lail, mol and malicionfly cut and maimed the Lail Elisabeth Palmer and John Hubbard. It a a. proved that the poor girl, who wag talking with her fweethcart, Hubbard, WAS Itahhed in five 7?iTtlf places in her body. her head cut on each teniple. her neck. her lip, her lace. and her arms were cot, and altogether In bad as to prc fent a moO Ibocking fpeflacle. Her companion was rather work cur. and they wete both Via to the Hofpiral, from which they with much difficulty made their War this day to the Unice to make their complaint. It appeared that the only prov..cation t this (far. ing outrage, wore from dm follow ii,g vet y innocent cirenmilance on the part of the poilecitt-rs. They were !landing in conserfati ,, if ti.gcilict. when fceing :Tee pcs:ons about a lhop windiiw in Tnnley they viewed them AS the vrllains thought too ditely. ('i.e. wft.i they a:;:dge to b: :he plifoner Evans. Lt• ~ver auJ demanded with lii•rsid imprecatit-s to kii.ivr o why they looked a: t!.rm Thi. tin was accompanied by a %.,:c!‘ it appeared A.:. was dime by a knife...-the gill raiimb out the was alfa ufiaul.ed a J cut s the whole three men Coming over, and cutting the poet deferieclels creatures in a molt horrid way, leaving them weltering in their blood ; the humanity of the perffins who came up fuperfeded their vigilance, the affaffins devising while they were endeavouring to drip the bleeding from their wounds; not being able to ibccced in that, they were vsry properly convey ed to the holpital, whiae they had every poffible care taken of them. The moll diligent exertions, ahl gh no reward was offered, have ever 'ince been made by the I'•flice Officers to take the cowardly *Wins. On Friday night two men were taken, fnppufed to be concern ed, whofe names are . 71fillb A'mgv . fi and George Hatton, by Collinglsourn and Smith, attempting to oh a cart, and not being in any meafure able to account fur their appearance or conduit, committed under the Police Aft for the Seffinns. _ On Sunday night Cnllinghourn and Lockie, two of the Officers, having received .istformati.m th at Evans was fecreted in a hnule near the ohelifk, they repaired thither, and, atter breaking the doer open, and a defperate diuggle, got their mall, and brought him away. When they had. him in candy, he at• tempted to efcape, and it. was not WI a cutlafs paired very dole t• his body, and other weapons sere prefented, that he was induced to beg for mercy, and promife to be quict—tuch was his dcfperate condat. ..... The evidence againft him being clear, and his perfon fully identified, he was committed for trial. MANSION Hoot s.—Yenerdary T. BY:banm was charged with offering feveral bear tkins fiJr tile la pelled to be ftolen. Mr. Thomas, furrier in Addle. beet, told his Lordfhtp, that the prifoner called up on him, and wanted him to purchafe the Ikins, de.— that from the price he alked, and the contradictory flories he told, he fufpeded he had come dilhonsilly by them; and having heard that Mr. Row, of St. Thomas Apofile, had 101 l Tome &ins of that fort, he had him apprehended. Mr. Row laid, he had a Ihip load of there fkins from New York, to the number of three thourand, out of which he had 101 l 35, and had every reafon to believe there were part of them, but could not poll tively (wear to them. The prifoner Paid he was a fadler in Whiteehapel, but romepues dealt in Ikins, and he bad purchafed themfrom twowaternien, who told him they had them from on board , ffhip, and gave him their direllions. He wes ordered to be confined till he could produce the perfons be bought them from. MaiLIOtOVON-llTlMT.—Yenerdayleanor Hoer. gird was charged with violently alkulting Mary Poore. The profecutrix refides at the Bull's Head, Charlesdireet, Drury Lane. She was paying her rent at the bar on Saturday evening, v.licis the prifoner gave her a violent blow on the head, which brought her to the ground. She afterwards renewed the all - Ault, by beating her in an unmerciful manner. The profecutrix had been violently &faulted by her Tome time fince, when the feverely beat her, and robbed her of her apron, which the profecutrix Rated the then had on. On her being examined, no apron was on her, and it appeared, that in confequence of the profecutrix having noticed the apron before the was brought into the Jake Room, the bad by fome means difpofed of it. The Landlord clearly proved the atfault, when the was committed. HATTON GAlDlW.— Yeßerday the driver of the Stamford coach charged a carman with riding in his cart, without holding the reins. It appeared the coachman, when palling him on the road, gave him a f flroke on the face with his whip, which the carman afterwards agreed not to profecute for, on receiving half a guinea ; in revenge for which, the prefent profecution was inflituted. Having nothing to alledge in oppofition to the charge, he was order ed to pay the penalty of ss. and colts. WORSHIPS .—Yellerday two men under went examination; one being charged on fufpicion of healing a large quantity of brats, and other pro perty ; and the other for receiving the fame, knowing it to have been flolen. They were committed fur re examination. ...... A journeyman lamp lighter was charged with having (Men a quantity of oil which was entrulled to him to fupply the lamps with : feveral witnetres de poled, that they faw the prifoner felling the oil, under which charge he was committed for trial. Woo or scoi•r Yeaerday William Bader and If il4ani Profe were committed for trial, for healing three pair of chamber bellows, the property of Mr. Hatchet of Whitechapel. Catharine Gray was committed for re-examination, charged Kith fnatching a guinea out of the hand of , a watchman, in ‘Vellclufe.tquare. As was Thoma.i Rowland, (*emu) , years of age, charged with com mitting a rape upon Francis Ryan, only fourteen. Jobe Heigliet was committed fur reexamination, ch.org‘d with dealing eleven gide, from Barking, in Einr. 7'HA141.3 Orrics.—Yeflerday a woman who keeps an old iron Ihop at Deptford, was examined, charg ed with having King's dotes. and a quantity of copper belonging to private patrons, in her polfeflion for the &It offence the was convided in the penalty eol.—and for the fecond 51. with cods, and the goods forfeited. thofe ages when fimplicity of manners and re gnlarity of living were the refult of mankind's incli nation, di!'eale lust made little progrefs on tit, :ace of men ; perhaps it was from this caule Scurvy had not I made its rapid progrels till about the time of crates, whole aphorifrns prove he knew the difeale. When De *Ks, Avsov„ and Comte extended their route in unexplorei teas, their hitiories prove 11111'16- end,' its tad exigence. The United Kingdoms of Great Britain would tellify this fentirge on land with nut fearching the hiltory of campaigns. lien ana• tomy taught that the human body WAS capable of ab forption, they partially buried the alliiacd. The fac ed-3 of this treatment gave the idea of a complete an. tidote, and a vegetable and mineral prcparati.'n was to be the rowdy appropriated by medical experience. Onthisptinciple,Sricsevey's Awrissoasuric Datil.' obtained the fanetion of Europe, has gained his MA jelly's Letters Patent, and held lath an cairn:aim in every county of the Unites! Kingdom.—For the truth of the telethon of its aelinn on Scurvy. vide Npil fbury'sTreatife and Cafes of Scut v v, Scr , ,ph a la ,Gont, Am price 3s. W. fold, together whit the Dols-, No. 51, Soho-lqiiare, in bottles if ss. f.d. los. alhl al. las., wigs a b/a4.1 gaup anted to c.ash. MIN TO carablid, There Hall, be of Ju ft i were of 1 as the m Hear, John Co town. fuhket of The and the eafion to coming edueatio of robbe The fi fecutor, a fehool the even mturnim the bout den tow Hantag, he met t perfons, He fay put of upon th, balls, wi puppy to bowl he plays or two, wards, What& fondant appoint So mum -guinea. fuck am and beg fecutor fumed h but ogre addrefs, give his tie , him, to pier to play, bands would agree ti meat. a& in dent is aad od knock I -We Mai fusee{' and in aiately cantata bad pat not tbat Defend to go a way, cc one (ha aaltody firfl &socket of the Del l bin), an much I going ti tram awl putfued turned, would drape : cost fo Elnoder did not and tir the Cot fink and Amid and he night . On h witted I a fortnii the gam whateve Lino t The 4.1 T.tal cn the e I.4aig.rn A !calk mere cui t then ore giruld p law him man t ti tEy Pro 1010 IMF T the Dele 1 c ran al line I 011 dal a.lcd.— ',ate , . II Ici in a 14 the I tikrii3. . , Friday, the Lady of Col. Dyke*, of the Cohlftreawa Regiment of Yoot Guard', of a fon, e his houfe in the SLA;$le- J. St. James'.; At Dal! , lth book, oat the 4th loft. the Counter. of ll•laeitb, of a dfughter. On the asth ult. Mrs. Gregory, of St. Andre w'—fquare, Edin burgh, of two lout. Mrs. Ord, wilt: of William Ord, of Eenliam, Efq. M. P. of a fun and bar. At Clofeburn Hall, the Lady of C. G. S. Monteath, Er q ..ra daughter. At Midfield, near Edinburgh, on the 27th ult. Mrs. Thomu Scott, of • daug,' ter. MARRIED. At Mod.' Caltie. on the sth init. Sir William Pulteney uf Wrfterball. Batt. to Mn. Stuart, Widow of Andrew Stuart of Ca:- demi* and Torrance. Eftl. On the soth ult. Henry Mainwaring hfainwaring, of Penuer, in Cbelbire, Efq to Mira Sophia Cotton. daughter of Sir Robert a fuffutre Cotton, of Cunhermere Abbey. Ram On the ath IMt. Join Real., Lfq of Chtdiftone•hall, Suffolk, to hlife E. Mout e, of Halefworth, Lune county. At Maitlaiulfield, on the ad inn Alermeier Ogilv.. Efq. td Mdt Mt eir Napier, daughter of the lioo. Gen, ea' Ntioier On Tucklay Lit, Captain Thamat Phipps ti nronl. of the I3d Lizin Dragonnt, klajor of Brigade nn the North Bretifh Staf. to Mica Rae, only dAughtim of the Right Homan. Lord haler Clerk IMFD. Sundae morning, the Lady or Travois FreeEnr. Ffq. of the Ge neral PoR (.!lice. Mrs. FrceEng Ig.sl fah in of a Rill-born child on Thurfday laft. The Rea. Dr W.lker, Prof, Tor of hl7tural TlBtory in the Uni verfity of Edinburgh, and nini (ter of Collington. On the ad inftent, aged So, Mrs. Grace Jefferfon.widmr of the lair Mr. John JLlferfan, or Chinkford-grern. near Woodford, I ITex. On the ?nth ult. Mr. Maki Beatfon. welter, Edinhurgh, and a n e of the AlSRant Clerks of the Court of Seem. At St. Andrew's, an the allith ult Mr. William Baron, Profdtor of Belles l.ettres and Logic, In that Untvarfiry. . At Troxfield, near ffnoprforti„ Berke, Mrs. Evans, MI f , of the late Rev. J. Evans, 'and enstbee of Lieut. Evans, of the Royal Marines. BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONERS OF HIS MAJEST Y'S CUSTOMS. On Saterday the 14th of jattuerr, 1e . 4, at Three eatiek In the Afternoon. will he espoted to Public S.Jet, At the Cullom-Noufe, in To,lhani, mHE FOLLOWING GOODS, 141. 1 Geneva, (of the ftrength of one In is under, and net en cceing one In ten over, Hydrometer Proof), I Gallons Brandy, 460 i Gallons; Rum rot/ ditto; Gent's, (97 ditto; For the accommodation a nd oft of private faraitics only. Red Portugal Wine, 4 Itallom I Mat ti 5 N. White Spanlth Wine, 6 bottles. Trays of Wood 3o N Vinegar - - a ditto. I Coals 6 bulteiL RufGa Mats - 36 N. liars -6/ t po-ads. Which will be put up in Lots, and fold to the Ilighelt CHILBLAINS are cured by one application of WHITEHEAD'S FLUID FSSENC^ Of MUSTARD. and the fevereft SPRAINS and BRUISES, la kfs than half the time I:Wally taken by Opodeldock, Arquebufacle, or any other Lini ment or Embrocation; and if teed inuocdiately after any accident. It prrraws the part turning black. The MUSTARD PILLS 4. ago taken with angular Vacates • mg Rheumatic, Paralytic, and Oomy AffeCtinns, Nrmirefs, Sparms, or Wandering Pains, Floallitf,ey. Intligetion. and ia • eat fk4ility; at the fame time the adtive fluid Etc is applied to the pans affeEL4 in thole complaints, where ceffsry. It I, prepred and fold at sa. yd. each brae or bottle. by R. Jehnfton.Apn.hecary, blo. is, Greek-firect,Sobo, Loodne ; aid may be had of every )Medicine Vender iu Greai Britain.and HAVING dedicated tnyfeN to the Rudy, and been gratified by the moll contidcrable predict in that Mai eb which 1 thought ;roper to felt& I truft that I hese not more re if employed my time than tilde who. In the exten6ve held of the profeSon, are occaßoually Immerfed In uncertainty, and carrot always attain that fuceefs which is sequin d by concentrating the iatellethual power to one daft of diforJers. The difeafet of DEBILITY arc peculiarly diftreEng. for they bring with them w train of Col/COSIO!.0O fymptori:a, ard. by a da prabou of all vital energy, Exitlence blaif tocomes embittered m. Whether they arife from the prevalence aill example, the &Rem . tive habits of fclumbiaoys, or the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the molt afEtitnous profelLonal dill ; but by the Ignorance of uneducated men, the fymptoana are aggravated. ;. , ari the coon tution is dcflroyed Asa MEMBER of the ROYAI. COLLEGE of suftoroxs, I ground my attentions on regularity of education; and ;web ging every privilege to predict, I feel myfelf entitled to that cunfidenoe with which flume hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the flat fenfatinos of local weitnefr, catty application will prevent the caiaqiity of a debilitated frame; bat WI: re the fur. term, from a confrioufnefa of the unmattlinefs of the vice which ceded his misfortune. Ls harlot of the contempt or ertfure of bin family phyfician. and brood, over bi• infirmity with careful.con ccalment, it mutt be fatisfadery for him to lie anted rot only of capability of treatment, but alfo of the moll inviolable (mercy. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is Foible to prevent pain, danger or clatters ; in the molt contaicated cafe. his the acquire. MAO Of caciufive experience hi this lane to circa a fete, tenetss and fptedy re-eflAblithmcnt I °kr the ads...wage of this esperienee to thodeof tit her few lobo arc atflielcd with any hind of DEBILITY. of any fymptoma of VENEREAL INFECEION, and in all r.afto the terms ofacenu. ntration at: Bated no the firf interview. Patkritciu the country are csprdle to Inclore a B , nk note, at i arc r quellcd to (pray char are and mai.ner of Grin;. . . MAW u IN BREE, Weather of the Royal College of Surgeons ia Lando& No 19. Arundel-Rivet, StranJ, neer Temple 885. TO THOMAS 1 AVI.OR LS(t_ DEAR SIR, N. 9, Bridge-ftreet, London. iFEEL it a duty ineumbeot upon me, to informs you of the very prsat and cstraord:r.ary Con: 1 Lye rrcs lead from your inraluab:c Medici:tr.-I.F A K L's PAT EN 1' PILLS. About two years art I was aftached with a VENEREAL 00 I.: a, which I mated rather (lightly for tome tirr. het the e..tb. at Imeth spreading all rmy I wn, Wit; d t,. apply to the not eminent of the Vacuity, tat ariftance adorde4 only temporary relisf-1 %%sit throu;:11 sari. us Courk, of Satin, tion, and from bring rather of a torput.ni Pabit was rssiacod to a nut, She!, ton. '1 tr, V!, en tbst (ma! sit: ovsr toy births, Co'. tiered ME a CO:Dill..te OLt,tt, 0:4 mv dsipaired of Er3l recovcry. Witco itraight to this fitu,. - ion, I co,fidercd death as inevitable, but a nation L.( mineCOillrhnting upon the many Cake to which your Pills Lad fucceesled, I was induced to try a box at thsat, which I thought rather reiicv.d In:. a n d by put fey. rant for two or torte onnults, and followir:: your I two. ri.nct.l the t4.lt unaccountable REIEI.IO4I from F .in, the sore, gradually itA.r. lip t: I am now, thank Con. rt C. , VC EC 4 :111,1w.L.ny cult I doubt not h• : one m b , gs. a bid: rat..... to take, wsa g r r. crporgi It i 4 wok tit,wf, br y tigurigg;g:b,..-o ku .t:• •I! t...t I (.f. : . t .t!. ‘t I . I Lit 40N. 14 . :.I.ttrehr Itt:y t, ISkt. P. tt. lor th, pt.loic to 0 I to the &bore I , e'r bit :cwt )6..0 as r&''v.•.t.r3llo,:o.eutt flu 4 Prepared and Ste:d 11 the S,7e P. hi,.mbe r the R. 7.41 C..l' , rt of Sit. No. y, Naw•Brittee-er,t Wh• it. of more than tin,. v..ix ye or., :a ..e i• ir:i. .1 din at .1 to the Cure of Vei rcei Com:et h :I.ut H I .1, le k cnet which corn of hi. Pretf.-01..t. he rows %•r.t, I. 1..• I f"uft • t r !M.. co -.ev -..~ f.... , ;oiitar. to kindelt. the Aviec yerhisu taking this Nt.pli..inc, top ..I 1.. :Iwo IP. •I ditectsiing Public, a• an a 4 aaaa tirp. (.1.1.•in P.l • • .opp ap.•l v. .41 or antki gaity.--Alro hold. by hi • tk:Prvir tr. i.pe tl.. c. venienee nt thole living at a .11a.papep ,att' . P%:11l1 . 6. No. i<, St. Albain's . Pall• Mall; the Toy .4 1 .ipt • N .;. oat Tit- 11 rect ; Mr, Ilifhtirough%, Nn. 7. f i're-ilr. • .!..1; Mr. Steers. lnok r, Nn. t. Unennikow, I.PP:Ie TP•w.t 11:11, NU.. W. tim., South hjinhur; Is ;Mr t'.11,,,.11•., the!...fin : kir. ria:r •t Liver• peol t .Ir. eitknaspn'e. 111..nene ; hy sine rin every riplp table Town is Ors: t-ltp it u t i•:,d llama, in 11 Play itp ta:l a al rain IhrcAp•ii. . Ica stay Corc thcr.pc..:vg• with Lat., :petal, Sc. P~r.'~r c .,.... s s:.ray. .at Prim-a a:.d I,Q: d ! I.FV!.I.KFN I . 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