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THE THsiLussoN MASZUERAIDE. is CONTINUATION ►LOM TOR STA& OT ISIDAT LAST. The following Prologue was fpnken by Mr. Pitaorrestoir, in the eharailer of yebn Be : Odds, Jays and Magpies ! 'mid this (rightly bevy, , My Writ, If hard, may Item tQO grave and busy; Saha this Wang. of whim and frolic full. lan' PAO& Tars will lifteo to 7oLa Bad; Tilt not Jooh Suer cfttems it meritorious Oa biwohlO amallaime ea bacsaforion•— if.•Affkaa his Icaiw olaciri are perform e d, The Pawnee haw. vefikk sftbla baton waived. Sou la fpiefu of Ake. kidder, . Aatl,loelal iesski ida s greroas Ides ! • Tea, be eaa WO, and Wally an, wbenicr our fer• - tu‘Ali de Deftest prepare! . :. SIM IS she oraora,when Oahe taiga Ad* at. Wed with the oak of Mai Whits rio as. : • . Our fambuilLOotta thpir Smogs& dints thwasts, • IPA wtri theadataant et lidti6 harm: , Sat hark ! I bear Vitae manure to the ofeaur; They toll au to take eare. aro Irak too lead.- al t •finao tays." Year gibes may reach, I fear, • Caclaw-n- 1 own W tit Ear: •Tbetinin's atesenina, I caw &sr ericateidm, tamale the Senate araftardy abide Was: : al ik ill e i rbe - ellimot Wm , &Orm e biol . kill , liv , yea brow, wfth bite and pn may oThispilt dyads might prove a dorms mace i • • - • olloolik reilany. pie AAR Me le Csfar:% • - dwasif ear etistas na i r t . • ' * h `.a teaa Eames t - ' flf ha Ilkiwthe.olllo6 barn Mk. ' 1 . ha Ma slowinelnewelons. • •.. -W. ausesocrica tiewer a erii,‘ mul g i berg y . l6. . fay se Ikea4uns Wee= math .- VIA' feed. dwast,arpf - &soar talk wart • , st law • joke • sea is s -ellirriltasuateareananeshwarfeiss*, •• -- .4:9 11 dasstaran• tHartiwisrACHWthigsfs,ef, . .Tilker this Prate, which vain &Ruud in aver} dionraneser. the Military SaisOfcencled , the Rage, -. load played /Scent) ['nightly airs.. Mr. Goo's played in the Ball Room, where feveral ems **, *mad up to•ditnee. without .diSiudion. The Great Hal l wa s th e n thrown 'open, and dire°. vu td Its Theatre, prefeptiag,ar the Janke time (e -viral cloud% with nuts in fume of tliettagei.amang. site clouds appeared a variety of Goddefle., vibe war. ma fevers' delightful Prop, auompipied by.inarts• - . ~la Wink, which was concealed as *ugh lie- Brod the eleada.! , Alo ft , • • . - this parformaisee, which was intendedaa; • febfittute for the ii Mai re 5 4 . the biome, the &one it being now !ii. rg . .g . queries a' Aim • eelnCk, Supper Vas saner d. ••• . - . The Patrice of Wait A thco related ouf his • Which eonfilleclor the Dukes of C 4141110 0 1, Cii nits s ains, and Brosnan. the Dliehefs of Divonsitta the Marehionefs of Heerireen, and Canners of lam smoogoef. 'Mrs. FlTSSlftilltiT, Its. ke. is all ;a .cif the Iltfl dldinetios. • The ntheewing of the hada was diflinguillimi•by Ilm additional flapper Roams sue opening oat el*" sibm. In Mere rooms fat Mea t wo pai liven huawdredm viis Via; and anothee romp, es the tr, oan , dissed about one hundred and twenty. .. • Mee flipper, Which, of mode, promoted mirth istrod homour, the Compiuty commenced Fame• sadist the Garden. Sall and Drawiitg Rooms, Inc. itereicia dim followed. Mr. Traccussom ' who was ail/night habited as as Oil Demeter, changed Mb drrA the amain for that of a jade, i and as a race Isolt-plhee on the lawn. about five o'clock. Three it shade Waal' were brought on the courfe ready • faddiett, they were mounted by Lori Esooas, Mr. Twessusser. end Captain•Urrov. The two latter Geadanies were duffed in the true jockey Rile, but the former appeared in the. character of a itader. with bis tray before hies on the (addle. At a given thine, Lady. Anna Wrestlers dropped the handker chief, when the Reeds flatted to go three times round the winning poll. Much laughter was excited by the different manauvres ref rted t* by the different elminpims, in order t.. keep down the relive fpn it of the animal they bellrode. Lord B. in turning the sinning pail for the lad time, was didanced by Mr. T. who, bi dogging and kicking. got a-head of Cap tain U. and the tatter fearing he lhould be beaten, retorted to a pia.: of j cheythip by rushing his don key acrofs the cootie, and tspfettiu q Mr. 'l'. which he acerimplithed with tote, nvetturno g both the alit and his rider, and by that mean i aAt arrivedthe goal, and claimed the h. ni ur r f the %Mc rv, which via.. setwithfianding„ decreed by the umpire: to Mr. T. --When this lane 44 pleatargry ct neloded, the anwpany partook of sea, coffee, &c. kt out in four Harque. placed in the garden. Several Highland Leh were danced by different cherarters, art.or.g A fe who excelled were Lord C Brirrauce , Lord WirIRPITI 4 , Mr MACDONALD, Mr. SWAIN r e And Mr. T. SKfIIDAII. The company did mit depart gn at fis ,'clack. and they then re::red with much ..p• parent regret. Among the other cluarafters were Hum Me. Howard, as the Great Mapt. Ille Chafes lame, Pubes P.m% excelleat. Lard U. Stretford. so Old Mum. Lora Preyhrob, a Situ WOMIIk 14 Lord Blociog. a C .mw•try Fanner. me Witham v °wiry. a I armee. Mr W. it, a very brilliant Fs ey Dees. IA am bm,,,,era , f 11. r , Fr& • Kitchen b 1.44. Lard Hirrowhy, a Gat &nee. Mr. Tombs. a Prise. , Throe lAdy Thynnew, Naos. , Mrs. and Mils impres, Fl. wet Girls. Lady Sara! Wiry. a Sanwa. Colonel Arroffrorg„ a 1 1 / 4 1ander. It- WHllsom novetey. a Favorer. Two Mitt K inwairds, at Flower Girls. lasi at (*him , ell • Baas LIME Coaotefs et %n of • Lodi male,. Mat gels of Beth. a Higarsoler. Mr. Keroble, at P.lllll (Is Pimero ) Lard Chili, Strinion a Prim. Lord Lotto., sTwrh. %Jamul. or Hewliorr, as 116 Bey. niem.Ortry Flamer, and lady Charlotte Durham, in Ifiefulaart Dvires. lAA. swayer. a Front Girt Ma I.e.ilmm GOOK . a Spas& Friar. Mel. riot rev, a Ballad Soot r. Dias a AAA in 1 rich Paw/ Dre 6. Lady Traipkoawn. a Non. Commit of Illefelys, an African CMS l ar d intitry. a rreath fries. Mr. SWIM% • Malishnsa. Mt, mm 7. as *Taal& Med Goat& brio !try, mei Hifs Seymour. thasiaes. Mils Wry. • Lord me.iwur, a Jew. lady H. m ~,rd.dm. a Nan. Caviar , r.,rt,.b., • 1-1,y , .1...uder ;.Goheral Der* to a siaacinfra La: 4 Sr. AS.b.L. . ..a.lue. Left &saki, a Yriat ; Onflaw, a 14144 14011 i Mathcw, &Spaniard. Mr. and Mrs:Thornton, Pedants. 1 ord and Lady Berbeiey, Fancy Drelks. Earl Duncaanon, a Don Quixote. Lord Amberft, a Waggon.r. Counters Ahoyne, as Mother Shipton. Lord Broome, as Jemmy Jumps. Lord George Bereafind, an Old Man. Fail of Cubans, a Fireman. Befides feveral ether clraraEters that we could not learn, who perfonated fuch as Columbines, Punches ' Gholls, Starved Friars, Watchmen, Indians, Pen, fioner s, Beadles, Clowns, Kings, Knights Erran, &c.- er value at the thile•of delivery. ° The tam were alio fired vit. one penny in the pound. Mr. GitgOtr` therefore, con tended, that as the goods fens by ll the plaintiff were of greater value than I. and as he had not infured them as Inch, the defendant was not refponfible for the lots. The fending them by a dif. ferent coach, he added, was of no ronfequence, as the defendant only undertook to onto the articles in queltion from Nottingham to Lptidon. With eefpea to the 51. the defendant had alfo a right to objee, as there was no count in the declaration to meet Inch a demand. He further added, that as the clerk had proved on the trial, that the undertakidi of the do. fendant was general, that the omitting to fend by the Leeds coach formed no part of the gravamen in the plaintiff's cafe. Lord E LLLLL otouost obferved. that be was -of opinion at the trial, that the plaintiff was entitled to a verdiil for 51. the proprietors having given notice that they would not be accountable kyond 51. The phrafe was material, and was unlike thofe notices where the proprietors advertifed that they would not be aoreverabk for goods above 51. However• take a rule to thew caulk. FOLALL O. VOID atUNDILL. Rule for the Sheriff to return the Writ enlarged, on accottnt of an•lajunition in the Court of Chancery. stewirr NUNS. Mr. Casts moved for a Rule to (hew caufe ;by the Rule fora new Trial (tumid not be let elide, and the Plaintiff be at liberty to enter up Judgsneot, on the ground that Defendant had net paid motley into Court according to order.—Rule granted. COURT OF col4m9s,n,s4kppis S. LAIIOIIOII SU IMiIIAILA The Plaintiff was feemerly' the keepet of Inc's Coffee Houfe, and brought the relent atkion to cover of of the 'Defendant 301. for expences incurred in the Coffee Room, while he and leveret others re mained in the houfe in poffeifion of the goods, which Ere about to be taken in exec u t ion. The Defendant ded a fee off, and after a long invefligation of dente, the parties confented to withdaw a Juror. SHAABIAN V. CILITCHLIY. 1 This was an a&ioa brought by the Plaintiff, to re cover 331. ;Ds: being the value of a machine put up in the Defendant's houfe (the Greyhound) in Glou teller, for drawing beer. It appeared from the evidence of the Plaintiff's *Acne fr, that .% better machine had never been made. It was taken to pieces in London, and feat down in order to be ere&ed. The Plaintiff pot it uphisofelf, and it drew ihi - beer very • clear and fine. The machine was produced in Coort, and from its appear ance there was every reafota to fuppofe it had •re ceived fome injury in the eourfe of its journey . to GlouceQer. Mr. Serjeant Beer, for the Defendant, Rated, that the Plaintiff had intreated the Defendant to Infer lim to ere& the engine in her bar. That he would et it remain there for three months, and at the end of that period, if the did not find it of infinite fervice, 10 yielding fatisfaition to her cuftomers, he would Rake it down, and put the place where it .030 been laretled, in the fame Rye it was before. liVitneffes were then framined, who proved an agreement to this elk . They alfn Elated that the machine was put up on Saturday the sth of November lall, in the morning. On the evening of that day one of the motions became more Riff than it ever bad been be fore, and the beer began to ooze dut of the joints • where there was a cock conneaed with the leaden pipe, leading to the butt of beer. This leaking of the pipe was attended by a difagreeable hiffing theft aukward occa fi onally loud exploficins were heard : there aukward incidents fo difcooraged the Defendant, that on the Wednefday following, the pipes of the ma. chine were taken from the beer, and no further ufe made of it. This evidence not having been anfwered, the jury nonkited the Plaintiff. Yefterday morning, about f:ven o'clock, a man bathing in:the Serpentine River, was fuddenly taken with the cramp, and was unfortunately drowned be fore any affillance could be g;vett hint. A number of men were employed in two boats dragging for the body during the day, but without fuccefs. Yefterday afternoon a young had. about fourteen years of age. bathing near the Albion Milk, got out of his depth and went down. Another lad, fome thing older than him. went to his afftftance. He was able to fwim well. but the clinging of the fit boy to him brought them both under the water. In a (hurt time after that the firll lad appeared above the furface of the water, on the hack of him who had gone to his afTillaucc, and called out for help. The lad that had the other on his back then felt his \ own life in danger, and difentangled himalf. The other then fell, and was drowned. The body was fearched for for tome time in vain. In the conference held at Soiffons, in the Tear t 593, between the Duke of May sacs, chief of the hue (league) againa Harm' IV. and the Duke of FIRIA, !dinkier of Spain, the latter having propofed the abolition of the Salique Law, to have the Is- of Spats declared queen of France, the Duke of MATLIKR anfwered to the propofal, " that the yoke of a foreign domination was a very hard bit for a French &mach, and wanted a good deal of lea foiling to make it digeflible." The lapfe of two cen turies molt have produced a remarkable change in the French flornachs if they find now more palatable and fit for their digetiion, the mon tyrannical domi nation which ever erifted, vefttd in the hands of a man, who is not only a foreigner. but a Corfican. BIRTHS. CM Monday. at Bien Houle, neat Mitcham. Storey, the Lady of Witham Abbott, Efq. of a daughter. On Tburfday catalog. at Ina book in Oenege•Qnet. Minotics, of a daughter, the Lady of Wm. Plorner, Efq. MARRIED. Friday. by fired*, licence. at Lord Yarborough's, in Arboron Itreet, William Tenant, Efq of Afton Hall. Staffulikorc, tb Honovrabk Charlotte Pelham , fourth daughter of Lo Yar• Saturday oo Saturday 111‘. at Afton Church, Lieut. H. Pore, of the -tl. Dragoon Guards. to Mir. Hold it. truly daughter of the Rev. Mr Wades, late of Upeninfter. I Cex. 1,111) Oa SatanLty. at rfaelllVOPt Houk, Riectillir, P....glare! Slater Rich. Efst. is his 4'th Repteh.atative In the three loft Psr.. howests far the City of York. At the Bittol Hat wets, at. the fret igi , " Hewitt, Dina of Cloyne. 2,1 V mar at At. Andrew'. V. Rev. Mr. R sy.oferoh. linear ni Rtlltartin we tongusia,ecir Diode% Mg, Watts. riut•iia. LAW INTELLIGENCE• COURT OF KING'S BENCH. JUNE s. Mr. WOOD moved for a writ of Mandasam, to be direfted to the guardians. under a private A& of PArliament, paged in the year 1795, for eftablifhiug a fund for the relief and fupport of the Widows and Children of the Skippers and Recline,. on theßiver Ware, ordering them to alembic and execute the powers of the laid Aft. Forty-one perfons had ori ginally been appointed to carry the provifions of this Aft into execution; the y . had force meetings, at ,Which officers vtere app ointed, and a fum of eogl. n collefted as a fund. Upwards of twelve years bad now elapfief ; and though feveral applications had been made to procure a meeting of the guardians, it could never' be effeaed ; there was a large font of money due IQ the Solicitor. who had prepared the Aft, &c. and by which Aft it was provided, that he should be paid his coils out of the AA run& which ()Intik) be railed. Mr. Wood obfervea that part cf his motion was-to have the Solicitor paid out of .that fund which now remains. The Court granted. a Rule to (hew cauti ; and in the mean time,clirefted that a particular application should be made to the N furviving guardians. twenty nine in number, *eclair- I ing theta to *getable and execute the provifions of the Aft. SPROULE IL DYSON. ,This inp t o aaion on the warranty of a horfe .— Mbrarace the Duke of Cumberland on the part • Lieutenant of the Fifth Drag crudreateal With the Defendant for the WON of theltorfe in queffion, at a fum of ferenty for/neat. a'he Defendant fent his fervent far payment of the twee, and in the receipt for the price, he warranted hint to be delivered found at the (tables of the Plain tiff. The Plaintiff refuted to pay the money, till be Ilendd t h em ehe wordsregimpixt," in place of at the Rabies," which the (avant accordingly did. Akw dap after the bosh had arrived at the regiment he died, and from the evidence of a vete rinary furgeon it appeared, that belled contralled a fever, of which he died, and that he might have cOn trotted ita few Mutts previous to his arrival at the bead quarters. It was alto proved, that the borfe was perfealy found at the time of delivering. him at the Plaintiff's ffables in town. A verdia was found for the Plaintiff. A Role to thew caufe againft it was obtained ; and Mr. P was this day heard in fopport ot the Verdia. The quellion for the Court was, Whether a fer vent had a right to change the warranty of his Matter ? Mr. ruttier. Lawasece °braved, that this was a verdia agatnll evidence, and againft law, and ought to be Pet slide. Lord ELLENBOROOCH Paid it had been laid down that if a man is a general agent for another, the principal is bound ; but if he is only ag ent for a fpe cial matter he !hall go no lot thee. 'fhe Rule was made abfslute. HILLS O. THI EZICUTOIS OF HILLS. Mr. Eaysaas moved to Pet slide the nonfuit enter• ed in the abuse caufc. He prefaced his argument by Paying it was an extremely hard cafe, and that the very esiftence of the plaintiff, an old mariner, de pended upon his fuccefs with the Court. The plain tiff and the* late defendant were brothers, and the latter being indebted to the former in the turn of 7001. had granted an annuity of 841. Mr. Hills paid the annuity for thirteen years, but a thort time surfesre his death, having difcovered that the annuity deed was not registered according to an Aa regulat ing fuck regiftiation, he , lud the cruelty to Pet it AfiJe. The plaintiff then brought his aBion to re ctum- fool. the confideration-money, in which aElion he was nontnited, the defendant having pleaded the Statute of Limitations. Mr. Elm% s now contended, that the nonfuit could not (land, the defendant, at the time he fct the annuity slide, having acknow ledged the confiderati , n-money to be 7001. confe quently had taken the cafe out of the Statute. If it was inhere/hi (laid the learned Counfel) any indivi dual, after paying an annuity for fix years, by pick ing a Raw in the annuity deed, might fet it Ade, and then by pleading the Statute of Limitations prevent the annuitant from recovering his conlideration- Mine r. The Court obferved, that the plaintiff had received more payments from the defendant than waa fuffi cient to estinguifh the whole of the confideration money, and the compound interell upon the fame, pto the moment they were (peaking. There was gr. and for letting the nonfuit slide : if there was acknowledgment of a debt, that debt had been pia. Mr. &tieing took nothing by his motion. anatios.sos V. Witte. Mr. Gas sow move for a rule to thew caufe why the verdift for 511). obtained by the plaintiff in this edc th„,,id net be lit afide, and a nonfuit entered. — Toe Learned Conniel ribferved that there were two qiiellions for the confideration of the Court : Ertl, slather the plaintiff was entitled to have any verde& at all ; fecondly, if lie was fo entitled, whether that verdifl &mild be for 581. or for only 51.? The de claration ilaied, that the plaintiff delivered certain goods In be cow/coed from Nottingham to London by the Leeds Mail Coach, and that the defendant, for real unable hire, undertook to convey the fame, but inflead of fending them by the Mail coach, he injorioully conveyed them by a different coach, and took fueki little care of them, that they were loft.— The defendant admitted, on the trial, that the goods were lent by a long coach, andaint the Mail ; at the fame time lie produced a notice placed up in his Catch-office, wherein the proprietors ezprefily ad vertifed perfons coming to that office. " that they would not be accountable for any goods beyond the valet of 51. ask* Wand Of paid for as of a rest- 4 (l 4 ol s igir 4:r •• Tiketaing, *fir a eeteirspit at Roeballiffent, near the reinarkage, obeyik, is in forwitalsafw—There will be Come bettessas formed neat the fast place up" the coaft. , . On the nighrof the t7th inn. as Hugh Herald. a hatter, was returning from Itathfryland market to his houfe irellenagh, he was Ws aa•barbarougy mur dered on the road near the former town. Capt. Can. DELI. having received infornsatioo,fet off immediately with a party of the Rathfryland /ammo, And by • the moft,adive etertions,,fucceeded in:apprehending (event fufplcious petfons an the mountains. Ile after wards very fortunately (mend a handkerchief near to the place where the murder was committed, and. owing to that cireomaasee, obtained information agaiaft one Hugh Means, a tailor. of Drumgath,", Who has, however, for the prefent, made his efcape, bath is hoped he will loon be apprehended, proper, ftepi having been taken to prevent his getting on board any 'eget at Warrenpoint, Carlingford. etc. On Tharfday, between the hours of two and three o'clock, the pabboy who conveys the mail from Car rick to Cloomel, was flopped at the dual Iland at Glaundoleen, by a man and' worian, who robbed him of the mail. The lady was particularly' ckste- TOM. The boy having given an immediate alarm, pro ceeded to town, and in a vary Ikon time.after Mr. O'Dona at. jut , of Linville. being accidental ly ap piled of the incident, proceeded with a neighbur big peafant in fearch of the rabbets : they had how ever Made off, and: The Woman' throwrbE riff her cloak. ran to Clonmel, where fhe was (Awed, taut they &owl the mail bag- emptied of all, thie,Clotnnal letters, .atid none others, and after. farther: fearehe i ve g . number of half notes were 1000 Oar the fpot. Mr. &taw. of the ptifbidaeSolaatatit met, inftantly ott !Ransil the robbery, kniiftlotten place, and was lualeydnongh to bringlgokighlag, tLi ent,neviL . tr, • • PREowarrr LAD e i r : ••• Whore firuition regaltea a "" Vt. WALSZ:I4:= Sliat; Aire w 4 banszt a . • ilea, wide Aserumits so lyala j an eselas_.,_ Rama aivt kosektv re; We Um Wheat vow ealt nawaawy taint amen 110 as : atse ti a s t = ir ta aerial.* barren y, bee todierani sad ea -aseniadalca pass& • tunnies; skid ate. yrofialwa tecrary. . , , lAttatt Ovaf_ gaill)oAFLWatralldlurgell aid ar ea Mr s, wane.; mtti ell , NO. ossa a u kidealoGirshrillowst aldUltio00; 1111 1 1 1 I 1 where m ay be barL.The PILL. BENEtitcr.a; :4= a fa ris ear e ra daim ail ellisdaw lardy so roam sa asgbisaislis* aiainwooker Aigaiala• i . HAVING eledideireitfilf tb d e Ott% Mei - tl.lll:l=trelieb. Efidla . ttant thertitclapefi t St ore' --•.11.1=1111111,1121.11" Wllaistrisey * , and amest ei tba elwarlestab tbet rowed' *Ma il f =ei lop cennentredag dre latelleanal power tie smiler. of ' - Thedifiaked DEBILITY ate ensiej f abet them stake of by a ele. at sll vital energy, rilitinee blear reede gl ieatiekered.—. diey tugs trees the prime thiamine tire kabinet fehmatswps, theindudgeneee of . they re. quire the mon affiduoue prolellonal ; but the ignorance of usieduemetl. men, the rymptainsare and dm erinfils tutice l dater& Ate MEMBER of tbe ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS. I ground my pretenfions an regubsity of education ; and rail* evety Owner to ratite. I feel mytb c eatir so l e the awalideteres with Which I lave bithato been fo BDersEy the Art finfiation• at lend evegancle, early applkaties wet prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; bet where the itir• Imes. from a coefelaufnefe of the unmanihiefs of the vice whW mitred his alleferteoe, Is earful of the contempt se mime et We bunny pbyfieian, and beim& over his infirmity with earefel oar. cadence, it mutt be fatisfaEory for him to be alma nee only capability of tratment, bat alto of the moll inviolable feteery. And in recent Venereal Complaints h is pofillAc to previa:On. danger or iliarefs ; lo the molt cyniellested mks It is then:44la men if etellifive experience in this hue to e& d a ale. imetelne _ and fpeedy re-etabliesent I offer the advantage of ttle ettwrienee to thofeof defter fez As are afflieted with any hind of DEIRIATY, of say flonytown og VENEREAL INFIAITION, and in all calmed* tants duos norrire are Rated on the brit Interview. Par twain the country are expedbed to Ineloka tut MOM aid arc r: quelled td fpeeify their age andmannde of Wis. MARTIN MEE. 7 .1 'Ebbw of the Royal College of Surgeons to Lastige. No s 9. Amadei-Erect, Strand, taco Faulk Bar. VENEREAL BLINDNESS. To Mr, TI Tow Loa, Surwryti, N 0.,, Now Bridgoßtoet. InAK MI, London. iit with the moll heartfelt fatisfaftirin that I mi x diets you on the incomparable excellence of your amicable Medicine—Lk:AKE's PATLNT PILLS.--la the Erring of this year I had the misfortntie to controls Venereal Compiaint, atten ded with the molt alarming and dangerous Irvin:inn ; in fa twat that I have been contused to my ro,3lllfor a wh. k we ak together. land not able to fir out of it: I had no ref night needs!, sod flawed the escruiiating pain and torment, and what was shill work, rav eye, grew weak and dim, is that I could (same laffee n any objet, If ever fo chafe to me, and earned nothing kfs than the total loft of my fight From • liostshedaY. and ra ther corpu . kitan, I became a mere ladow, and an ohica 4 pity and affion.—My friants had all glace me box, and thought my very briputEble. In this droolfol•liate, sod ca rding every minute to be my tall in this world, I was fortu nately recommended by a ncighbair to try tout ItilddlelneCtim having tried all mediadald to oopurpek,and beta st an estorassio riI#EINC wa• gawk time bssfore I could be prevailed on to tabs them; at Lilt I fent for fie boats, and before I bad taken them all, I found confiderable benefit t my pains grad:tally d-creafed. and my eychght grew beta, and to the great iurprize and OA. nifhmer t of all my friends, (: fter taking three bases mare), my Match and fircogth was pettedly rettor, old I am now, (thanha to my Goo and your invaluable Medicines), as well and hearty as ce,r I was in my NM. Your obliged humble tenant, High itrest, btrniingliatn. Noranbr et, t 7ap. It. L. LEIGH. The above his diane is carneftly meows:tended refer that are in any doubt of their bring colony fr:e of eve-y Vara real AEetlior.. particularly to thof• i ny.:t alt crag the.: cood.tiar in life, as it adi certainly eradicate IWO y , rheit of that natare, ht,we vet I n.g it:tiding, or inswevcr difgu I d undtr then: r !A7ats of odor &for. 'ers a may be: for Scorbutic, lilan , lalar, and Cu'.'. neous Carnplaiots it is alto recomna laded to be taken. 4a -tally ass thy spring, Sumr o.r, and Fail Prs•partd and fold by the foie Propector, TITOMA 1 Tar toes Member of the Cormettea of hursems, Inndorl4 at his husk. No. y, New tt•ert, where he will give Advl7e, without a ha, to l'erfuns tAtaig theie Phis, and will anfwer Patients Lct tees, it pat rid on the lamwterms. obfinving la ea cafes the mn't irriol.hlr f ,s-ecy. n 4. F.4rfrol'a name w etre baying bean reet)Hrt-4, at tileif nv. Sr , IC telmtit, by the Proprietor. during the court , on more tins 3c tars, that halm had The coo t is hie of the ate.% c Mullane and the prsaftice Thal at. a•Zo r• Sd by bit appnintrneit, at the Perforate's, No. 3t. St. et rv.te s -e.reet Ptil-tr ; M.r. nhertfon't Tarfhoprow. ,240. I Or ford-ttr , et ; Mr. Steers, ItooVelet. t , Union- •t , :t. .* and by one Perim in every eonliderabie town in , ndeno, to knees cd only 11.9 d. each Waled ~p, with Eall a...d ittin :cebot LONT)ON. Prtttcd arr.! pbet^d by I FWILIGE`rr.(o • tcrt-ort.7lte . . Lere..ett) at the a• Orrt?.. ban t. Cor—r Atm: Pub!? ado at lb* 'IAL (di ::t, Tcmi'm Bar. lUMJ E etic Te di* need staptsi rtz r4l 0 , totem la sr le u