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Liirsa4R 84LECTIOlvS. Vireo fbe-Ougok tkatisi Gaz ate.] CON AlkliON ON TN! tIIGLI6N, ICOTS, •ND IRISH, ILIISIDICIrr TN LONDON. The kel'of the Englittusoin, though often inteofe, is commonly influenced by fume fecondat y conti. deration, fuch acriches, convenience, or the benefit of a refpeaable connettion. The North Briton loves a bonnie iafie dearly, and his affeetion is not diminilbed by wealth; while the Hibernian, though, often re proached as a fortune-hunter, generally loves his mattes for her beauty and accomplifhments. The frimilbip of the Englifhman is cordial •and nfiftent ; the Seotfman is alto a.fincere friend ; the friendibip of the Minoan, though more fervid, is like the blaze of a taper. too often liable to be ex tinguitked by the firillgutt of his anger. In titian, the Englilhman is as fyftematic as io the regustrion of his bnfinefs ; the Stotfman is. Mill more aria in performing the duties of•his faith; and the Iriflitnan, h o loves Gov and his neighbour as well as either, is feldom folicitous to appear religious. iiiprirottirs,'as in commerce, the Englifhman has n large ,capital, which he improves to t he g reaten saintly ;Ilse *Seotfman, who derives part of his intelleaual wealth from others, as it were by inhe titanee,• ap plies tife rich bequeft of Homer, Virgil, end etherfiluarions ancients, to his own ufe a ith propriety ; but lie rather lives on the intereft than create the flock On the contrary, the Ida sun febetits but little from the aacients. His literary • wealth Confias in the rich but unrefined ore of his aferi gages, - with which he adventures to , alined atOrt patt'ef the globe, end. is often infoceefda; 400 tootetimes his bullion is coined into torrent !rig • iolid learning, Tome philofolthy; and the hap. platens of the epic and the •dramatic mule, the With may hazard a competition .with any other lotion. The Scots literati, with left Claim to orit gmality,, fuceefsfully purfue the ofeful reiterates QI divinity. hiftory, and'oitteifro ;• setae the Irifh, without either .the extenfive knowledge of the former, or the difcriminating cagarity of the latter. often ezoel in ge nuine wit, lroeica humour which cont. Amends ofibiliy, and that pathos of kifibßity which melts tbeE i Vit ittppott of thit llfrettion, Ens iled has si 'lOwton, thfihoo, and a Shake- (peare " biarLein hiMS of fi Blair, a Robotics, PP.& intikt.enh'elsad. && a prOof of the jailice _alowtol VOX bring laniard a task a; giiiihoik r •ant, If WO& , • ehliefp . ta tole* he liglinahan glories in aeoiaray of hti..ceantry in wealth, trade, and: salpvla , Alas and his optaionis castrated by behold.' ire People front all nations gl London. The ambi., ..of the North Briton is cherifhed by his !terrible,' inmithe antiquity of his family; and the pride of an. ildllipeat is generally confined to his own endow. 'imam the beauty °Phis miftrefkor wife, or the at wompliflnents of his friend: One fingttlu chits of Waimea coons of thofe adventurer , who repair to London as fortune hun ters, an d airtime the charatiter of Gentlemen. They are ger ;1.104 handforne, well made men. and deco rate their natural eornetinefe with a fafhionable drefs. Time equipped, they frequent the theatres, nrafque Ades. and public walks ; and eagerly feize every opportunity to ingratiate thearfelves with the fair fez. Their affidnity and lively convocation are ae• Complifltments of the higbeft order in the ellimation of the ladies, who, charmed with their humourous compliments, and the earneftneis with which they urge their fish, often terminate the amour by an • elopement, and a trip to Gretna Green. .Awscoove.—During the American war, the Ex plains,. r , of so guns, was carried through that dal'. ;serous puffage called Hell Gates by a black pilot, to tise great furpriti of Lord Howe ' who thought the !Snip had dropped from the clouds. At the moment of the grant? danger, Sir ]awls W•IIALCS, the Captain, gave tome orders upon the quarter which thevtlack pilot conceived to be an infringement of his privilege ; he therefore calmly tapped Sir jest's on the (boulder, and laid, " Mafia, you no peek here." The Captain felt the force of ?Amigo's obfervation, and, to the altonithment of thole ac quainted with the danger of navigating through Nell Gates, the (hip was taken fafe to Sandy Hook. The addition of the EIPIII/411111T to bird Howe's littre Beet was loch a reinforcement at that crifis that his Lorcifkip rewarded the Pilot with a penfion of Sol. Oa Thurfday the tath intl. Mr. Peres MIAs. taw, fehonlmailer, Gletuarcliy, was killed near to &outfield, Argylt ' lhire, while wing home, by a fall from a young wild unmanageable bode, which be bad but lately got. On Saturday fe'nnight, 1 young woman at Albtec', near Sheffield, while reading in bed, fell afleep with the candle in hit hand, and let fire to the curtains, by which fit: was burnt fo dreadfully, that no hopes are entertained of her recovery. - WedneGlay 'afternoon, while a man was working in the Black Quarry, in the neighbourhood of ClA sow, , pact (,t tie earth fell upon him, by which he was fa much broiled that he died loon afterwards. On Friday afternoon about two o'clock. a Nirs. Ann Brown, a laundrefs, took a (kat, with two of, her children, at Hackney Wick, with an intention of being ferried over. She moulted the care of the boat toiler elden boy to Walthamflow, when, by a fodden gull of wird, the boat overfet, and they were all unfortunately drowned. Saturday, a young Lady who, with Mr. and Mrs. &Jima., of Hett"n, was thrown from a one-horfe chalice, es the Bi..nitord road, during the elenirineer• ing proceffion e,f Wednefday evening, died of the bruifes which (he received on that occafion. Saturday toe body (-fa boy in a failor's drefs was found floating near Wapping Old Stairs. It was taken to the Boneimufe to be owned. Oa Saturday l;lbt, as Mr. Meet, the comedian. was walking ?Mme from the Royal Circus, he was attacked in Blackfriars mad by a gang of villains, who knocked him down and robbed him of a (even Shilling piece and his hat. A guardian of the night was very near the filo', but did not attend, until the villains got clear off. FIRE. Yeflerday morning, about half pall nee o'clock, a fire broke out at a (mall hnufe in Taylor's Build-, ings, .leading from St. Martin's lane to Bedford bury. On the alarm being given, the watchman flitting hierattle, and in a lhnrt time after the drum I beat to give notice of fire. A party of the Prince of Wales's Volunteers, and feveral fire engines, arrived about two o'clock, at which time there were three* Ironies in flames, aca what rendered the keno more alarming, there was no water to be procured, but what was brought in pails tram the neighbouring houfer, with which they fupplied a (mall engine that was forced up the patfage, which was exceeding nar row. The Volunteers prevented any depredation froMbeing committed, by guarding each end of the paffage. This precaution afforded the tire-men room to exert themfelves itt preventing the' flames from communicating to the adjoining buildings, Nothing could excite a greater fenlation of humanityarbun to behold the poor inhabitants deprived of their all, fcreaming, and running about naked, having been in bed at the time the accident took place. They hat feareely time to • efeape with life, none et their pre. pert{ Worth mentioning being fared, not emu a rufh c tency of clothes to cover their .ankesinefs. Affout three &Alec k water bcing proepped from. the fre-ploFs the Engines were well - fupPlied t MIA played !frith great fume's on the adjoining and oppofiti hotifei. , Soon after - the three houfes fell in'. and continued burningtill See o'clock, at which time there remained ea& the ruins, when all, danger ceafed. The Ore firft broke out in the room Man elderly lady, who left a candle burning when fhe retired to tell, and was awoke by the sheets and bedding bet9g in flames. She immediately jumped out of bed, Laid gave the , alarth, at which ttme the ceiling and flour were both on fire. We arc happy to learn, though the unfor mow inhabitants, who are poor working people lot their all, there were no lives loft. Mifs Ctaaei, of the Rey Tavern, Chandos-fireet, was uncommonly active in affording the mihappy.lnfferers, whether , men, %omen, or children, an afylum, by convexness the whole of her Campfire prenifes to their ufe. Me. Psarecr, landlord of the Scots Arms, in Bidford bury, with laudable zeal, flood a conlidersble part yefterday at the end of the paffage, exhorting thofe who tame to wieners the melancholy fight, to confi- , der of the poor fufferers, and contribute their mite to their relief. In a few hours he collefted about (even pounds, in (NUM's, pence, and halfpence. We have no doubt the opulent Will take the hint, and con tribute liberally towards the relief of our unfortunate 4 . 11 .• w 1.e..- who nave fuftained fuels a revere furs. Srnans.—On Friday fennight a violent florin of thunder, lightning and rain, was experienced at Derby and neighbourhood. At a.angley-lodge a barn, which contained two loads of untbrefhed corn and a quan sky of wheat in licks, was fat fire to by the l i ght nin g , which, together with a bean rick adjoining, were en tirely The fire alfo communicated to fame ((acts of wheat, but was timely prevented from doing much mifcbief.' At Brailsford, alto, a ball of fire fell upon a hay-flack and burnt its way perpen dicularly through, but the flames were happily ex tinguifhed before much mifchief was done. At Lynn, the tenspeit the fame morning was un ufually heavy at intervals, from three till eleven o'clock , . Mr. Plowright's mill, near the town, wa , much battered i the elearic fluid paffed through it in different direaions ; three perfons were within at the time, but received no further injury than the (hock. The fall of rain was very great, nearly two inches. A dreadful form of thunder, lightning, and rain, was witnefred at Wolverhampton and in its vicinity , on Friday feanight. During the form the 0v :hie fire paired down the chimney of Mr. Ironmonger's houfe, into a room where he and a party of friends were fitting, but without injuring any perfon. It al(o entered the chimney of Mr. Blakemore s bottle, and paired into the kitchen where he was fitting, who alfo efcaped unhurt, although a cloth that was hanging on the line was confirmed to afhes. OR Wednefday fe'nnight, the hay in the eatenfire coeds of EDWARD Coss, Efq. of Longford, was let in fire by lightning, and we are lorry :o gate 'very conliderable damage was fuftained ; the long range of fheds, (which were computed to contain atio tons of hay,) together with the hay, were confumed or da maged fo far as to be unfit for tile, except a few tons fence felefted from the ruins. The late tempeft in Norfolk, Snffulk, Lincoln. Leiceftet fhire, &c. appears to have been more eaten five in its courfe, and more violent in its effeas, than was at firft fuppofed ; a number of !tortes were killed on different farms by the eleCliie fluid.—Mr. R. 'nowt', of Ilempnatl, Norfolk, was flinch blind, as he was returning from Norwich, but has fine re covered his fight. At Attlebornegh feveral large trees were fplit and fhattered. At Hundon, Suffolk. a double barn, the property of J. VERRON, El 4. was conlumed by the lightning. At Stamford, the vio lence of the norm was dreadful. At Holbeach, a fire-ball fell down the chimney of Mr. T.Peavrts to, which it dearoyed. and forced its way into a room' below, where it moored a party wall, forced two oppofite doors froniNheir hinges, broke a looking giafs and other furniture, and carried away, to the di (lance of tl.it ty feet, the whole of the glafs and lead of a large front window. Mr. P. who was coming down Hairs, was knocked down by the (hock, and remained a long time infer.tible. His is ife had )ult quitted her bed, which the next moment was cover ed with the ruins of the chimney. At Sheffield, the lightning ftruck the bottle of Mr. E. Rorte, at Shnde.hill, and fhattered to pieces a bed in which two children were Ace's, but without doing them the kali injury. A very heavy torrent of rain, accompanied by tre. mention, claps of thunder and vivid &flies of light. ning, took place at Wens, in Shropthire, and the neighbourhood. on Friday fe'nnight, which it is to be lea: cd has done confiderable damage to the c in and other growing craps there. At Mr. DAILLT'S, of the Wood-hook, three oak and two poplar trees um; alio thivered to pieces by the lightning, and many of the fragment,. flattered to the dill:ince of nearly forty yards. At Tilley, an oak tree was alto Claire:ed. Many houfes at Worn were inaken by the thunder. which at times cwalisterably alarmed the in. habitants ; but we li-ve not as yet heard of any per Mu or budding having been Melttiauj injured. Asigigrol is `• Saturday, J.. Ellis. c0n4,954 a4 i dig4ft.rAffizea, of an outrage upon her Extz.,FaugeoupEßAtitaxnk a girl..of r 5 years of agoilpyilkcasjigmk - iit Yolk. At Guildford AfGzes ab anion waibmight a Mr. Wall, bookfelleri at Richmond, fir atiappided offence againft the Ramie of (.3ten Elirabothi * * l3l o§' restrains any perfon-horn.ezeraiog a:trade .Isa !halt not have been iorougite up so, nest lowa followod, for (even 'ears. Ir.. ppaartyl, ;poet tlsi shut Mr. Wall had, midge tweudlogni,fet -IP -*Prlifting Preis, which, as he ofitbir isuaielail•tenyt mar Dot noticed; but having kanssaisti : hie Wisner% tt.karj excited the envy of a printer in a neighboutiog toWo, who inftitetted the above-mentioned profecutions. the Jury found a vardid for the detcodant. At the Affixes for the county of Hants, hell at Winchefter, Prier Barfoot was tried for. the wlftil murder of James Welt, in the pariih of Dailey. by &ebbing him with a knife, while in the a& of taking rooks, in company with J. Fos, uncle of the dcceafed, and J ames ' and Edward Dowfe, two brothers, from a large rookerj belonging . t'. , Mr. Houghton, at Daley Mill, on Saturday night, the 6th of May. It appeared, during the cootie of a long trial, that the deceased and his companions bad come in Abe night to take the rooks, and behaved in a very dif orderly manner. it muse ant-in evidence, that juit precious to.the fatal *ware deceafed Paid to hi, .companions. " Here awes one ; take hold of the rooks, I'll face himl"4e then fteppekour about two yards, and held up bit in a fightttst pollute. The prifoner rufbed in upon ,The, prifoner jumped up, and twice laid, H e res one mao dead." After the evidence was gone through, Lort.Low 'ruta, in whole fervice the prifoner had been nearly to years, and who bad come from Weftmore land, diftanciof between Once and four bypdred utiles, fol . the esprefs nrpofe, ,and Serena t ether Geatietriao" gave the prifoncr a good charades", as luting a quiet s peaceable man. . The Jury returned a verdia of •Manilaughter. .The prifoner was then fentenced to fix months im prilonment, and to pay a fine of is. At the Affixes for Monmouth the following point, fitly interefting or landlords and tenants, was de cided in favour of the. Defeadams: An cjeflmeat was commenced by T. Swinuerton. Bfq. -of Won*. flow, againft his tenants, Meffrs. North and Brecoq, grounded on *notice to quit, when it was determin ed—tft, That a notice to quit, if ferved on a. let vent, mutt de delivered in writing, either on the, paw-, miles Bemired, or at the dwelling boufe • of the.*; nant, &old he refide eifewhere :. and ad, If a non. lice to.quit is delivered;to a (errant off the premifes Bemired, and not at the dwelling houfe of the tempt.: the wanes acknowledgment of its receipt will qot render the fervice valid, utdefs the acknowledgment is made a full half year previous to the termination of his tenantry. Noma, Cctawaut. Ava. 90—Baton THOGIOS finilbed here yellerday about 12 o'clock, but owing to the flubbornnefs of 2. Juryman in the tall mute tried at this place, the Court continued fitting Ail' near two before they agreed upon their verditft.a.wThe name -of this caul( was, ILDOcOGIIS V. ROOD atin OTHIRS. It was an aftion for falfe intprifonment againft Rodd, Carpenter, and Lethtrielge, who are three of his Mira y's jultieesof the Peace for this County, to recover damages .of them for filch imprifonment, and the chcumftances wt ich gave rife to this laim were the following :--On the 12th of OCtober, 1802, the Rev. Charles Martha% Rettor of Lacohitten, in this county, went to bury the Plaintiff's brother, who finding that a number of perions of the methndift I rerfuafion had been at the deceafed's houfe, attending a fermon,.preacheOlver the deceafed by a metbodill preacher, he felt it not only as an indignity offered to him in his clerical flotation, but alto a perfonal infult, having paid every poffible attention to the deceafed during his illnefs. Under thefe inllead of going into the church before the c or p fe, a s is Initially dome, he met it at the gate of the church yard, and walked immediately to the grave; as fr•ori u they came there, the Plaintiff sicked Mr. Marthall whether he was the man who would retitle to have the corpfe taken into the church ? Mr. M. anfwered —Yes: and as loon as the funeral ceremony was over, Mr. NI. went into the church to regilter it, the Plaintiff remaining in the church yard making tife of very improver language, which induced Mr. Mar lhall to apply to Dr. Carpenter, (one of the Defen dants) who knowing of a Meeting of Jußices which was to be holden on the t4th of October, he com manded the Plaintiff to appear before them at that lime, to anfwer Mr. Marfh complaint againft him. He did fu, and was tequelled to make an apology to Mr. M. in the public paper. This, how. ever, he refuted to do; npnn which the Defendant/, under a miftaken confiruttion of an Aet of Parlia ment of William and Mary, gave a warrant under their hands and feats, and committed the Plaintiff to Blidewell, where he remained three wombs. The Jury gave a verdi& for the Plaintiff of4os. damages,. but one of the Jury, as has been before remarked, Rood out for near two helms, thinking that inftead of 405. the Plaintiff (night to have had 4001. w yool. tow, ECCI.IitiIAS I ICAI. PROMO . IIOI4. 'William Domelike. FRI ore at the Sberiflo has rpmicited K Rm. William Tooke. F. k. S v. be hie BIRTHS. At Zimmerli. county of r.int:tiek: dhr feat of her father. Mae Lady of R. F fq. of a fon and heir. ' In kly-plat.„ Dublin, the Ludy of the Rev. Thomas lUogfhts of a daughter. MARRIED. 113arfday. at Lambeth Chu , ch Freskorlck Perimln lUot, Erg, el Coßev Hill, to MN Aulun, of Oushllc. . - 1.11'1). hb At Edinburgh, on Fr,.dav tyth July. in the Feb year of 117, the 'tight Kyr. J am-. Img t etarnice Bar.•n or hr , c• I land. He is fue-m!e I Ira hi. a .11 fo l t the Hon. Mrj... Cem.al James Forbes. of clic. Cat:Area= iceman of Gierroa, - oarr Loral torbars. Thutf.lay fr'nr igll., a. File. , nn,l. , : , ,nc.tr Hereford. Mr. Flinanel Tully, an canine, a 1.11, r, and 1 1 14 tilt 01 cattir..” that The death of thi• w. n ro, man w.• c. ,!oced by a coo. ea attack made mood him the pr.,:a.l.ny • oef.Lay l.y • tar. ..rile 14111 bclorß. Log to h., own flork. T',. In .n.ai haa brok :a not of th. lands, 41011;01 t:On a hal : w!nr, ;.‘a...ors h . '.'r:.. . : n a tmo I 1/0, wan graz , no. ladormata of it.i.carct.mltotacc Patio; bran -Pat to Mr 'lolly. he orellt tae plorpote of dr.c:. . abut the 1 tall turned or . ,, , n'hint,and fore...! ham to the grout., it iw h a w h • halo:, as to ha...a ral t ftd• rite. aa.., or. elan lu 00.0 n whoa' injury. thaa f ora tint ,tridarat mdy two day.. ( 1 -: tl.. ••I. haat ,rt, at has hook, at Howicnon, 111111 i Halinc), Takoaday I TO If lOW liat AUCTION,. Attie Calbam;Hoefc, CgrAeNnkalliWednefilay tie titL Auzuft, 404, at eleven eciockiD the forenoon, . 4"4 1 1£ following - GOODB,•,which have been lei Lod ,•+4 eintlepilv condemn* cds. Per Paeans We onto t • . 353 OaLoss.of ONNEVA, 3 Ditto or Rum, a V • . . 6 As Ditto of BRANDY, Two Mats. Per $11111041 1 • 0 9 . 1 Piece of Black Silk, containing i 2 Yard , . • pnia-A4frey be viewed. In Oißce bows, the day before and iggliWag aL Sile. N.D.' A depellt One Ginbus tobe nude on each lot. PORT OF PLYMOUTH. illOttler tithe Hamann&le COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA JESTY', CUSTOMS. lh Friday the tyth of Aiwa., by ten o'clock In the forenoor , will be =poled to PUBLIC SALE, at the Cullom Huutt, ia it G 0 OD • 4 : UND ER - MENTIONED : • • - iiitse rad ur sup ie ga, i n final Lee k far it 724) Callen, I Aim . .tbsimarilliesilas nod tde of Pirate 000 golleve AIRIONIIIPsaIab er s In biArl! , •• _ '1.710 •• : Miler PA , . • . - - S Pa, •••, 'i • - . 3o Pr;. .., Chas • . . ' . ,- 71 Pounds • i White Stilt - soo cwt. -- 1 Deds • • • a o to • r 7 t 14 2 No. Anchors and Ropes - • 4 Na 24. 13. TM Goods aboste4desulansd sunbelts op in kweral Lots, and fold to the Islikelt bidder. Attendsoes will be dun at the Odom Honk sforefahl for sonic I lag and talUng the lime, three days before the day of Sale. FOR WEAL AND ILELJAXED kmarrs. - Dr. AUSTIN'. CHALYBSATE PILLS. THIS' Preparation, invented by the late celebrate& PILOWan whisk Name it bears. Is found fuperinr to an other end Refloradietelelkinasi bring (*chemically combined. go an nielusall the adios POW.' Of Steel freed from its Imaties i lliatz„ es* to (sly open the mod delicate Stomach. Pills are restootnahled to that Perfuna, whole Frame* Rave been debilitated by Hot etimates,latesaperance, pc an other *Wife; and they are particularly cohabited few Females at Mat Period of Lilt, whew the Camititetleo is often dofeetioe, either from Habits too fadentary,or from want of Toile in the Syne% *duelist Laugnnr, Sallownek Papitadons, Trembling of die teem, Re. aid for all Nervosa and Hypochondriacal Affeitioei. &Id by F. lisrarbtirt an Sail.. at the only Wurcboure foe Dn james's Powder, No .s. is St. Paul's Charch-yard,Londoo, price 41. a Boa, Duey Lichened; alf*X4 Wade, Old Hood ftreet ; Ea. con aed(lo. and j. Adding, 0 Rivet; Boyle? and Co. Cock. fisinitmet; j. • ruts 11!ofyl Se!hattSc W. LYWhe. 4AY NG idedigistinl coylcdt to dm *tidy, and twee 1. gadded by die nett assidasbiegnedge ha that brands which I tisolght firmer go ten& I. MIA th a t , I lese 'ammo m ig. unposed" nylon thin thlok Whi,' to do attentive field of the Oneidas me nenallanaglinonded to: nboistadaty, and canoes a ghespi,4mxtlpt line* vyldch lac by eineestrating On . meaner el* et &atlas. • • ' . ' II.III =LIZr DIMILTi 'Y lire ,Poc,ftrty. dl Wig, for tbegs . ... , rftillbeik leen of ememadant tympani, ind, by a Ee -1 et slaked eaten. mileaatilfil beconinankblitaed.--. • . they toys dallaahr "mealtime . eta examptc, theidtrea pl i kt u t c ha t n: t i : e f e rsji . hrsor. 'hi llhibllac.e•Xt Mutter, they IT .6e slOdioicei dims dm 6 -67 0 - r --- della Ire asiravalti, tart& coon. eidnit h damped. Asa-MEMBER of the topa. cpu.sas et suitototio. I. ground my peneaftvoi on tinty otedwati ee; and parting Very pielepta pradiee,l t rig keel! _caddM t • that confidineo with Medi I ham hitherto been in Madly lionored. In the iirtt dinations of nail verakadis, arty applindon MR pm-rent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the Of , nom a confidonfads of the unnenEnds of the. vice encl. easad Ns intsfatene, h fearful of the etontenipent umbels ef his ramay phylidan, and braids over big infirmity with earehill con oeabnent, it malt be fatisfodtory'for hie to be allured not out, d ..kra capability of treatment, but aPti of the rood inviolable hefty. And in recent Venereal Complaime it is poffilde to prevent rho danger or diftrefs ; to the melt complicated cafes it is it,. mimed ' dime •et ex at t e=l. l at this 4 1112 C Co deftdefte tale, wear. and leafyre I oar the advantage of this exrience to thofessfeigher tar Mho pe Are alias/ with any hind of DEBILITY, of any tynsptoms d VE)fEWEAL INFECTION, and In all cafes the tams it ram. aeration are Bated ca the heft interview. Paranoia the country aro angled so locale a Bank nose, awl are reptatimi to keeity that' end wanner of Biting. MAR lIN MEE, lisother of the Reed Celine of Sbrgeono in Leedom Amedilarost, head. neat 'll' triple l'ar --- Tto THOII4MI TAYLOR, I fq. Ne 9. Bridgalreet, London. Hanovrod fir, ' Edinburgh, March tit Iglt. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever fence the year 1 79 0, I have been elided with the inc. Ve.llertall which from its obitinately redwing every murk of medicine preferikd by the molt emment of the faculty here, and undergoing fevered icacre mucks of titivation, and twice elifeharged from the Hofpl. tel, with little relief; would appear to be of the moit Ireniter.to nature. In the fpring of salt year any Monier had r ot tit Webs bead, as nearly to mita period to my exiltertec: I had a large alter co the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my lags went broke out in a [neural manlier; my right was dreadkity pais. Ad, and had bete In a Rate of uleerati..p for the lad (even years; at//left had' alio two large serer m it, was very mueb.dikoksure and gave me fuck excruciating pain. particularly when wane ilk bed, as nearly to deprive ms of reit in this larnentabk Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. Thomport, (who received fo great a ere by them here), to take your Leak e's Patent Pills, which t began to do on the shth of May ; n the courfe of a ortill,tht I be. ran to receive bmcdt—in little more than a month the ulcer* nia my had and arms were foundly linaed—foon after the lures on my kg. healed silo, leaving honeys*, eunfiderable difeolouration in the Erin, and pain it the bow sidle kft, which, by the blet• I Ong of Coo, and a hick 'ringer perfeverance in your invaluable I Malschse, , ft bided g the nodes &reefing, the (kin regaining ee natural i.e, and the uodlunsal pain. grades:By going etl.—t thus I became, by your liberal advice and meilleine,perfeAly free from. I all my former eeMplakta—have recovered my tamer (pitit and &earth, and ant become jolly and fat, in which Rate teeing continued many months to the attend/malt of all who knell , me, 1 am at a lohi in what terms to elvers my gratitude, but beg you, for t',- good of other fuffering mortabi, to make I his tny cafe ay public as pollible, as I (ball on every occafion : in di doitl Toe I will greatly oblige,Sti, your /rattail, Obedient, very bumble Gr. Wain, .._ . ALL X. Tall/Alai. Swan's Clore, filiglsigent,Zelitiburgli. Witnelles to the alums corer.—John rbrinipfon ' Nn. 3. Near 1 Pau:try-markt, !Au M•lntoih,olclAidanhy el.,fe,rtliub.trzh., T'rel.ared andiold byte felt Frail-Lone, '1 . 1.:0: , .1As 1 A y. '• LOA, Member of th- itoyatecilkge of borgeo , a, at it Honk, 1 Neap, New Bridge-11mi; London ; :Own., after a co:-.:` ant re dime of more than thirty.fip years, In a l :sea:Use particularly dl. ' redled to the care of V.:cold Compt34nts, qui thrtfe Me-Wm-nil ter 'the Park of f kricratinn, with that inviolaele fancy a •,,,I, '• ter of hi. Prnfeidon flould alwayi Uttferve in loch rafts si• " .:s hiniklf, the advice and aflgaske he lieu tom.y i..if ,I' .. TT r•rf. la taking this Medicine. will . be eihtmcel.,!.y a dirt, •.,•A 1't,..,11,: ,as au ads :image (damn artalnahle.are end ot , Ii ,nibiguity. Ado fold, by hi. I.Toitom.nt, Inr th, cuitre.•,•• . i • • gloat liv. ing at a ad . ..exc. at the Perfumer's, No. 35, :.:. Alon'ii-ltreets ?aioMali; he Tordiop.. No. Lo 3, Os. •ro-fl reel : s Ir. Ditto rough's, No.;. hill deter-hill: . 1,, 11. , kfe lie., Nn. i, sirs/. use-row, I lull •I'4,srcr-;till ; Mr. Dw • r'',. 5.,1.th-I,4tlge, FlIIII• burgh: Mr. Collared's. 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