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• bly the cattle of his death to admit of doubt. The flint had entered his left jaw, which it had totally la cerated. and perforated every part of the head. The piece was fired fo dote to the deceated, that the lkin of his face was totally black. The evidence haring chafed, the Coroner addreffed the jury. He regretted, that in this enlightened age. the fatal crest which had concened them fbould have exhibited Itch a proof of a fuperllizion of the un • informed part of the commity. He had hoped the lights of reafun and philofuphy would have prechid ed the puflibility of loch an inquiry; but as-the ex retience of the pr feat inttance (hewed that -the pre. judices and prepoffelfions of ignorance Rill prevailed, it was nccellary to have it dcliciftly underftood, that no idea of a Gholl juilified any perfon to arm him felt with a weapon of death, for the purpofe of de liroying the fappoted apparition. Upon fo re' ious a fttbjea, it was with the utmoft caution and deference that he would with to expels any opinion that might have a tendency tolead the minds of the Jury f but he could not avoid übferving. that this was a cafe which peculiarly called for the intervention of a. high er Tribunal. He was fully perfuaded fo refpettable a Jury would do what was right. It was his duty. however. to obterve, that with regard to the offence of murder, there were two fpecies of aggr a vation, the one malice eiprefs, and the other malice implied. There was nothing in this cafe to juftify the fappoft tion of esprefs malice. but malice might realimably be implied, from the circumflance of a man's carry ing with him a deadly inftrument, and ufingit againft another who was not equally armed. There was no pretence for raying that the deeeated was eithor arm ed or had given any provocation. In fait, the con felion of Smith rendered Each an inference impotfi ble ; he had avowed his deed, and it was to be hop ed, that, when put upon his trial before a fbperior Conn, he vruold be able ,to adduce circumflaskes in palliation of his offence. That he had deftroyed the life of the deceafed, could admit of no doubt ; that he was not juilified in having dune fo x was as clear. There appeared, therefore, no alternative with re• gard to the verdiEt of the Jury. It mull be a fatif fatftion to them to know that their decifion would not be final; and that confiderafion, he trolled, would the more readily induce them to give the party ac• cured. and the public, who had loft one of its valu able members, an opportunity of coming to a fair Mae. The jury, without a moment's hefitation, returhed a verdit of 0701 Merrier. The Coroner immediately committed Smith to gaol, to take his , trial at the calving Saone at the Old Bailey. It is alma incredible what an efe& has been pro duced in Hammerfmith by this fuppoted fispernatu ral vifttant. The tenants of many families have been tangled. It will hardly be believed that a Rout drayman was collared by the Ghoft as he was croifing the church-yard, and, though a very athletic man, was to frightened that he made no tefiftance, but ran off as fan as he could, roaring for help. It is Paid too, that a team of bodes were fo alarmed at its ap. pearance. that they ran away with the waggon a confiderable Wallace. We !hall not repeat the nu merqu. ridiculous tales that,are circulated. but (ball conclude with obferving, that if there is any indivi. dual privy to the tranlaftion, it is a faered duty he owes his fellow-creature. to divulge the principal de• ling uent, who, independent of the remorfe of his own confeience, ought and we troll will, feel the vindic• live arm of the f ~~ A-4 UES73. An ineptiAlkin eiiiiYefterday taken before his Ma- Coroner for the County of Middlefex, at the Black Lion Inn, Hammett - with, on view of the body of Thomas Milwood. . The Jury, which. was tompofed of the moll refpeift able perfons in thd neighbourhood, having heard the Coroner's charge to them, and viewed the body, proceeded to attend to the depofit ions. The firft witnefs called was a Mr. Lock, a Wine merchant, in Hammerfmith. He raid, the deceafed was an utter (ranger to him. On 'l'uefday night laft s between eleven and twelve, as he was returning ho, in company with a Mr. Stow. he was accofted by Francis Smith, the perfon now in eullody, who fay,. " Mr. Lock. I want to (peak with you."—He Sept slide to him, when Smith told him he had killed a man, whom he • believed to have been the OMR (meaning, as the +timely foppofed, the perfon who bad been in the habit of ditturbing the village by *fuming that eharaliter.) The witnefs and Mr. Stow accompanied him and a watchman, who was with bias. as far as a lane that crafted Black Lion lane, where they ft.und the deceafed Wretched on the and quite dead. He was conveyed to the ri n al i eLion. Smith at fit A did not appear to confider he had done any harm in killing the Ghoil, till the witnefs foggefted to him what might eventually be the conliquence of fuch an all, and then he was much agitated. When the deceafed was brought to the Black Lion. and it was difeovered who he was. Smith teemed extremely to regret what he had done, card hetefired to furrender himfelf to an Officer of Jolliet. The *liners had heard of the neighoour hood of Hammerfmith being suited by • Chaff, and that it had terrified a number of people. It was re ported that it fonsetimes appeared covered with a eviiiefirre. and fonsetimes clad with a wee'sfiar. He paid but little attention himfelf to fuch idle ftories. He bad never heard of any formal reward having been offered for apprehending the Ghon, but he believed a Clergyman and another Gentleman bad promifed to Va guineas each. to whoever mould difeover who it was. The deceafed was drefed in a white llama jacket. He utiderftood he was by trade a kiddy/en .14aney_Milwood, the lifter of the deceafed , dated, that on Tuefday night left, about ten o'clock. the was at her father's beak with her brother, whole wife was then at a &on diftaoce at work. Her bro ther was 'Seep by the fire in a chain. She awoke Bhp, aad &fired him to go for his wife. Hi Al le, 4Mika sitatned. laying, the could not come borne be- lialbrilf an boor. Ile again fell Allem, and more fthethe half hour elapfeeL She thought it had buck She again awoke him. and defired he would Offer his wife. as it was a very dark night. He was . with Coate dirseuky prevailed sport, but at length he west away. The wooers, in confeqoenoe of a pots fthatiment the could not account for. went to the door I , - witch him. He had not gone above fifty yard's, Wok fie heard a voice exclaim, " D-0 yew, who are you f and what are you t Speak. or I'll Soot." I File words had fcaree paled the lips of the maim who littered them, when the heard the report of a tie i and faweehe Oath. She called to her brother, who returned no anfwer. Dreadfully agitated, the iris twavrakeher lathe* and mother, telling them the WWasafraid her poor brother was lisot. They would ehr attend to hers but Paid it was inipoffible. She repaired to the room of a young man who Rept in the heart, bat he alto refueled to rife. She then re. bleed to go by herfelf, and lee what was become of leer brother... When the arrived at the Cvofs lane, the .4k* him lying on his back, his arms and legs &etch ▪ tPlite limo. She called out, " Brother !" but he was Meat. She then limped down so look at him sad plireeived his face was bloody and entirely black. ihbtitiebed, and bet cries brought her father and Mother, who, when they law their fon dead, were kantic with grief. The body was taken away to the Iliad Lion. She Paid her brother was bet as years sa g e, and induhrioufly maintained himfelf and his He was in'his efual drift when he went out. She was pofitive, (peaking upon her oath, that he aver had perfonated the Gholl. He had told her be hationce been taken for it. There was nothing fiwther material in this witnefs's evidence. She was a fine beautiful girl, with a very inteteiling ounte same, and teemed deeply afilifted. Grinfield, the watchman, Paid, that on TuellAy night. as he was going his rounds, he met Francis Smith. who told him he was going to try to dilco. ' ver'tbe Gholl. Smith had a gun, which be had pre- Time, loaded with (hot. The witnefs appointed to meet hits in the lane after he Would have gone his rounds. They agreed upon a watch word—it was to be, " Who goes there ?—.I friend—pals friend."— Jun before he went, according to appointment, lie beard the report of a gun, and Smith came up to him, frying be had fbot the Ghoa. The witnefs eked if he had hurt it? He replied, he was afraid very badly. They met Mr. Lock, who went with them to Crofs-lane, where the dereaftl lay. The witnefs added, that the reports aiiinat the Glioft bad peen current for the lafi two montbs. .He knew many whom i: had frightinted. On Thurfilay night lA, as he was walking on his boat, by the pump near the four mile thole, i.e law the fiipp.ifinl iippa. Ireton. It had on ei•i.-r a %%lint. :hit ct nr a large table sloth; the witnsfs wA• Artitcd with a piild, and put , feed it ;it mole towards the !ionic of a Mr. Hill, and the witnefs cam.- up within ten paces of it. when fuddenly the perfon whnne-funated the Siseere fictopeci his head, polled off the (beet, threw it under his arm, and darted off as (wilt as an arrow. It was in vain to attempt to overtake him. The sitn t r, r a m h e was near ennugh to perceive that he had iin a dark coat, with shining metal Mittens ; he was a tali n.att, and altogether 'unlike the tit•ceafed. ti. Falb/link, the m'ther.in•law c•f the tlerenfea, was called in. bit her n µAs rcd,,,ed twweiting. She fAid, the wAs rtifeetiy Afrt:3 zd her ion-in-14w had never aff,rr,d the c'nar.4:.::r 4 *Lc Ghnfl s he was ton :mt.!: his and t•••i lnnd ai hi. wife Anil his lint. Sl:e tied, ;hat on the 'tight talte.i he wa. kiiied, ...As dill ta J,a , tdtcnt vo n tito family where 114 14 if, VI f. l st y 4c• tt let het c%izse h , nic, int the WJ4 111% it uld b e the death nt her, 4• the w,s in a Irate r.t i•iex•nvier ft was r.nt dretned nectiEiry ,o ader the en account et the ahienee it die file ;e-n, svh There was an Inquelt held yetlerday at the Old Ship Public Houk, Q_ueen.areet, Hammerfmith, on the boJy of William Power, who expired fuddenly on Wednefday night, at the houfe of Mr. Brazier, with his head laid on Mrs. Brazier's lap. Mr. Chap• man, furgenn, was immediately fent for, who bled the deceafed without eifea.—Verdia—u Died by the Vtfitation of Gov." Monday fe'nnight an inquifition was held at Work fop, in the county of Nottingham, before Mr. Hoz ta s, Coroner, on the body of Mr. Samuel Robbins, who was fbnt through the head in the (hop of John Sit . - fon., ihoensaker, by the accidental difcharge of a gun, whim in the hands of an infant fon. a youth about twelve years old. We cannot lufficiently re prehend the eareleffnefs of mailers of families and others in leaving fire-arms within the reach of chil dren. The above cafe is peculiarly (hocking, and mull impreTs every reader with horror : the poor fuf freer and his little boy had not entered the thug two minute. (having come there to beg of the matter to give another ten leave to play at cards and make merry on Chriamas Eve) before the child took up an old gun that lay in the window, which inftantly went off within an inch or two of the father's face, and !hot him dead. Within a few days, fevcral (hopkeepers in the town of Hull have been defrauded of goods, by the art ful pre vices of a genteel drefred young woman, who has taken up many articles, inch as tilk gloves and flockings. &c. &c. in the names of refpeflable ladies of that place, and in the confidence of the owners that her limy was true, has hitherto found means to efeape with the plunder :he has thus obtained. William Moody, alias Campbell, who in Oanber rfloz, was fent from Neweafile to Edinburgh, on a charge of forgery, and who was lately liberated from prifon there, was on Saturday fennight apprehend ed with a svcb of sloth in his poffeflion, which it was fulpefled he had nut obtained hoeseftly t and, upon inquiry, it was found he had firden it from the window of a shop on tht Sandhitl, Newcaile. He was committed for trial. The Cvom of Mr. Frdj:lmbe, of Ofherton Park, Yorkfhire, WAS (hot dead 1411 wefk by a gang of poachers, whim he ar d other ferearits n.rd detected ,ting pherfants. Tile murderers got dear off. 011 F 1 .1..! 1y attetni•on a porter t longing to a wars. houfc in Sainit'vyattl, Bocklettliorv, erotling a plank twn Itotiet high, with • load on ilk. back, the plank broke, whtu he tcll into the yard and Was tlarlieJ to By Order of the 7. ORD Malmo, nn Wednelllay, as early as five tli:ie WAS a gieat fire tr...le in the centreofSmithtieii Tr Arket,confilling a ,art In.d r.11.17.:,;• , t5, and I empty tar bat rein, I irrewildcl by ti., ;, Iq l City conii.bles, ter the pro pt: :1 large quantity of beef i• . to; 115.1.11,V. , 111 I Is, $ cenee was presented kr other prop Gi..1141 t nts::trr, t'. , harne, esp./fed to rale :ac wound the eleceefed had teccivci AS !DO in a putt td tt• on: Ite• ufe. 10L14.1,&e. i famine Roust. Yefterday Vitra Flefehise ant Yam. Smith were charged with attempting to Rea I a theft of tea; the property of Melfrs. Fry and Co. wholefale tea dealers, in Mildreccs.conrt, Poul try. Flom the evidence of the airman and porter from this houfe it appeared. that they were fent with a cart load of tea, to.be delivered at different inns ; that they flopped while they were delive. jog a chell at the Caine Inn, Wood-lireet, about five o'clock on Wednefday evening, when the carman faw the pri- Inner Hefeltine upon the copfe of the cart, lifting a chell of tea, while others fur rounded the cart. On taking him into citflody, they all made off but the prifoner Smith, who was 411;1 apprehended. Ia their defence, they denied the charge, and pre 'tended to be entire firangers to each other. Smith was fent on 'board the tender, and Hcfeltine was committed for trial. William Smith was charged with attempting a de fraud, in uttering a (hip's note, for wages dire to William Smith, baker, of the Thames EAR India man. It appeared, that the prifoner's name was Wil liam Smith, and had been.in the capacity of cabinet. maker, in the fame (hip, but the baker's wages being much more than the cabinet maker's, he had got the note, either by deign or millake, which is not yet afcertained. He was remanded for farther exami nation. HATTON Goiemin.--Yeaerday a conflable of the name of White, feised in an errand cart two hares, feveral pheafants and partridges, without labels or dircaions upon them, which the Game Law requir ed, under certain fines—the cafe being heard, the game became forfeited, and the mode of fine was 1:11 to a future confideration. A man of the name of Swan, of a refpeetable ap pearance, Rating himfelf to have been owner of feve ral veffels for years baik which had been (hipwreck ed at fea, was examined as an impoltor, charged with going to different families with begging, petitions, by which he derived confiderable funs of money, as ap peared by a lift of benefaaors in a book found upon him. His unlucky (tar direaed him to the houf e,of Mr. Randeigh, an eminent Attorney, in Hatton- Garden, where be prefented his piteoully written tale, when he was immediately recognifed by that gentle man a.; having been committed to Maidßone gaol by his brother, a Magiftrate, under the Vagrant Aa.— It has fame appeared that he had•been taken up at Wapping, and examined at Whitechapel Office for the like offend about a year fince, and was paffed to his place of fettlement An Thorne, in Yorkthirs, as a vagrant. He was on this occalion fent to the Houfe of Correaion to be tried at the Quarter Setholls, Wifirecuaras.—Yeßerday Bealawis Caves was charged with robbing Thomas White of threowaill-- coats, and other articles. Upon hearing feveral wit neffes againfi him, he was committed for trial. Maribor L Os was charged with being in the prac tice of palling bad Myer, and committed for trial. Wotan:, rrayer.—Yetterday a genteel looking woman, named Smith alias Brown, was charged with Reeling achair from a chair maker's in the City-road, which (be offered for fate at a broker's (hop in Old- Ikeet-road ; the matter of the (hop fufpeaed that it was Stolen, having fome knowledge of the prifoner ; and that (he had, on a former occafion, Stolen from him a knife cafe, which (be had fold to another bro ker in Kingpin:l Road, he fent for the purchafer, who recognized the prifoner. All the parties (wear ing to their property, (he was committed for trial. lvtaaLsoaouna-rraser.—Yefterday an old offen• der, a Jew, who cries bad (killings about the Rivets, was charged with having defrauded a young woman of half a guinea. The profecutor is an ignorant girl, who had jug come from Ireland, and whom the Jew had perfuad ed that Re had a bad half guinea, and prevailed on her to fell it. The girl fold him the half guinea, (which was a good one) for sd. On her relating this Rory to a countryman, he found out the Jew, when he Paid he had fold it for sis. 6d. to a refiner. An Officer who was prefent ex amined him, and found the half guinea in queltion. He was committed until he Should pay the girl and the expences. James Belcher (the bruifer) made application to the Sitting Magiftrate for the recovery of a fum of money, which he had been fwindled out of by a per fon of the name of Grant, who has hitherto efcaped juflice. Grant had ufed Belcher's Inure, and had left fame duplicates of articles pledged, (as a fecurity for a debt of five pounds and upwards) which appear to have been Stolen from different perfons, who had laid claim to them. The Magiftrate thought they had a right to fettle with 13elchei, before they received their goods. BIRTHS. On Saturday, at Taplow.tie lieon - ourahle Mr► Greed!, Lady of Paine Omits% Mg. M. P. of a daughter. At Mr► Dallas's, in Upper Fitzroy-itrect, Fitzroprquarc, Mrs. Thomas Weft, of a fun._ On the tt W ult the Lady of Colonel Moriarty, of A daoyhter. to Mecklinburgb•ftreet, Dublin, the Lady of irlAjue Owen, of the 56th Foot, of a few and heir. MARRIED. At Barhadnes, Nov.a ft, P. Phillips, Efq. to Mitt Mu, Mal daughter of Mr. Sifum, George-ftrret, Hanova.ftplare. Mr. Seskant Vaughan, to the lion. Mlfs At:pita tit jam, :d daughter of the Right I ion. Lord St. John, of Iskilioe. Mr. Roger., book feller and Rationt.r, Plymouth. to Mire Veal,. daughter of the late Dr. R. Veale, in the late Attu rican war. Pit yfi. elmGcncral to the Royal Miluary Hafpital of the Britt& Army at NeW York. Matthew Oreeitot% of Bullynegars, county Rofccirtaton, ET+ to MU. Prifcifla Potty,* of Catuden-ftret, On the t pth silt. W. Beverley, Efq of Beverley, to Mifs Coltman, &IA daughter of John Coltman, Eli. of the flaw pLacr. On the s6th ult. at i'ork. 'Thomas I ayeock. L.l of ton. Captain In the Alnftr Volunteers, to Aids Bohlen, eldsil &imaginer of Mr. Alderman kol•fon, of Turk. DIED. Jun. the 7111. at IVlsdra• of a terrtr. Lim Henry Thomas Cnpr, youngett fon nt Sir Jonathan l'nne, Bath At Bath, in the ; 7th }car of his age, John Gawkr, Erq. of R am ridge }lnure, I 61.1.. _ . . In the 3 ath year of his age, the Rl y :l%oMA\ Stork. A M. it ec• tar of Saint Jahn the 'tart*. Ire tpt ..3.1113t Gioia...Ace, and Vicar of tilaftmite. "11• , ty cat 1:-..c vt. - _ • . At Arno. near fterwielnupon• I w -c,t, of a fc•l r tree a few days Minh, hlSfa F.. Fordyce, (Laughs, r Mr. Fnrd•ce, bliroeyor nf the Crown I Jude. min weer to the 1)1,110 . • of t .nrsloo. I he sl. esfe..l was the eld 11 roman led daughter of th, fan;ily. At l's-roc. Her, Mr. John jobrf o. late ccf o.lthy Wilt% IP malt. Alltrlsta 116 rltydrt I% Vet rt 1..9,1d 114 rt. r kc • of tibit t rc in o. (tarn Ar.nr, whit it +Haar , t.t have h• o t.ut !cult Cu ru.anJ; 2, 6..1 con. ma. umber of hatc•t; *c and 'rhinos.; Irv , rd I.q t . 0,4 c, rev,* 41: k tatok voiw. iv,J. I . I„ -.I ph-TAT'', w t.nb waa itilitt.A. 4rACII.k.i w 41L.. Liacd u 1 Oakk 7. irjHOM.I73 - CLINE. and Mr. ASTLEY COOPER to I 4xlin their Covrfe of Atiatonnicai &wit-Ate: Friday the aoth of this month, at One &Clock: ( 1 11ILBLAINS are cure ,1 by one applic44t.rt vittrrexemrs FLUID P s o f MU' rARD. and the remelt SPRAINS and BRUISES, In We tMa hal , me time urualty taken by °pods:Meek, Arluebatade, a any other 11.1 M. • mon or Entbrucatlms; and if tiled Immediately gut' au; accident, it pc:rents the part taming black. The MUSTARD PILLS are albs Wirt) with dixtdar heeds, in all likeintriz. Paralytic, and Gamy Affedbom. Knothoefa. Spirals, or Wind:dog Pains, klatolyncy, Itadigettion. aid general Debility; at the fame time the attire Ud Effeneo is appilad to tits parts Welled in thole cronplaims, were neettrary. It In prepared' and fold at tie. yd. each box or bottle, by R. 'AMID", Apothecary.; No. is, Greek-deem, Sob, Landon ; and map be bad of sway' Medicine Vender in Great Beitakt and Ireland.. FROM THE HONOURMILE AND RIGHT REVEREND' THE LORD BISHOP OF CARLIbI. K. K o k Calk, imeendor 7. t 79i SIR —I readily embrace the oppuramity your leper' . affords me, of adding try tetimorry to that or the Lest, ` Cara► Baton in favour of your Warm Medicine ; my eldeft fon having a few months ago derived very material 100 cat trim the rk of It. Ha and beat towall fee reveal weeks previous to Ail; t a king it, apparel pale and emaciated, was languid. and Dam ta m ' e arn freinearly of In hit head and Ede.. 'lnc lard Chid who ban te.• Ily fens bl•a in chit Rate. fortunately re commended to me else trial of your imerges; awl th a t no d oe might be loft, or may mittake occur in obrainine the goe-n ne Me dicine, fent me three MI6 at it. The GM et there mediation a viMile tine:Wawa', and after the Emend dote emay toplealmt fymptom dilappearcl, bar I judged It right to give the third. to the two farmer bad agreed to amennumady mil Prom diet lam my fat bas been it aerial health. sad I certainly attribute bla cure mall, to the clicacy of t►e Kenn Loristm. I have Into recommended roar Losengeo In Masi adtasees. wheraiwl Imo the fatlafatillow to afore you, they be/embroil,* Mena great & m k t . 1 ought to add, that from the memo of the eIRR pro doted by them in my foal cafe, I arpreband his .—,bits to hive mike fora as oteradlioa between the & i amb aid vi cora . 1 am. Sir, your obedient Greene, E. CARLISLE. Mr. Canto, Apothecary., Cltesp&le, London. Sole srboletale aod - man, at Cbbst and Kedge % ph. 4.,Clap fide, near St. Paula London ; and y neon venders of Medicines is the United Kingdom. in bozo, sr tb printed dietitians,. Agora by tits Patentee, at Sr. and In ball BGEs st st. soil. ails is Easily Boxes, at One alder& each, duty included. erAt the above Ufa:rhos& may he ken a Were. voided by Mr. Llagbos, Mae% Maar, Strand, to tut drat bar is lees*, UAVING dedicated myfelf to the (lady, end beet' 1-1 1 - gratified by the molt conliderablepredtice in that beam* which I thouskt proper to Mod, I truft that 1 here rem awe mi . employed my time than than who. In the encase field wf the proftlfirm, me occafioneay thertierfed. in mobeeioty. sad month always attain that facer& which is acquired by emecauating the inecilcatial power to omelet of dlferamm Tin Meares of DEBILITY are peculiarly dtheellbs, for they bring with than a train of concomitant frnvtoww, and, by a d o . prawn of aY thal merry, ththethe Wok betimes embittered—. Whether they era them the perniewee atemple. the Mime d's baited febod-bsys. or the Indelpmens Diatorky, they res quire the molt Athos, proklionai ; bat by the idnoranas of enedthitod num. the freptimetare sigtthetath earl Meeemtb• beam is dettoyea. As a MEMBER at the IROYACCOLLEOZ of SURGEONS. I ground my pretentious on rciuhrits of edueadosunost pdreemi every prtorege to pretties. I God nwirkestitiod Os Om contidemes with which I have hithato ham is Itbersity honoured. In the Mt filtrations of local wcAllek ea* aPPikineke prevent the milimity of a debilitated frame; Inot where the if fact. from a ewakimlnefo of the unnwriliads of thkvfoo tvhiti enrol his misfortune Is fearful of the contempt or venue alik funny Ovarian, tirian, an ' broods over his levy with enoshil ma ceatment. it mutt be fatisfatiary for him to be allured Vat only d capability of mamma, tint a& of the soft inviolable fertrary. Midi' regent Venereal Complaints it is polible topmost pile, danger ar dißrefi ; In tilt molt compilcated cafes it is the earlier .mont al miens erpe rkrce in shit bow circa I fsfa, coma% and fpeedy I afar the advantage of Ws awaken to to eta are ileidad with any kind oP DESUATT. of any tympana, 4 vENEREAI. amid m 4W/bathe wawa al' Warw. awake are Eared on the Art lowaviaw. Pat Rabin the country ate model to indoka lank ago. awl are ropecital to free* dub MAR *se arid matter at Rte. TIN BRER. Meanher of the Royal College al paws % to rossars No. sg, Aroadettarect, Strand, near Vanple Her. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efo. No. 9, /kids's-asset, Landon. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh. March at the* IBEG leave to inform you, that ever lince the year 1790, I have bees 'Meted with the lieu Vesenek giddy from Its oiskinately radii% every enurfc of soetkeine Framed/ by the molt anions of the faculty here, and undergo/ft (assigg (were courfes of fa/radon, and twice difekarged hem the 1hr414. tal, with little relief, would appear to be of the snot lawallents nature. In the fprtng of leak year my diferdat hall got tra feels head, as nearly to put a perked to my enflame: I hada lame air an the crown of my bend, one en each arm, aid my Isis were broke out to a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully pais ful, and had bees In a hate of ulceration for the latter= yang my left bad alfu two large nodes on it. was very ems& difoulourat and gave me fuch ennienting pain. pankularly wine wares In bed, as beady to deprive ma a reft. in this lasseetade Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. Tbo:upon, (who received fa great • cure by them here), to take your I.eake • Patent PIN, which I began to do on the 26th of May; n tic count of a smote* I M. • gan to ranee henefst•—•ln little mon than a month the Weenies my head and arms were foundly braid—fooe after the farm en my legs healed alto, leaving bowenc, confiderable difearauntion in the hin, and pain in the bone • Ile kit, which, by the tit ling of Goo, and a little longer perfertTatice In year beraluabile Medicine, foblided ; the nodes alstualiag, the tie regalatag its natural hue, and the nocturnal palLa gradually going aral than became, by your liberal advice and as ilaine4perfactig fret hem all my former campLaints—have racm,sed my fanner flank and (Inagua, and am become jolty anal fat, in which hate baring continued many month, to the ..itoalleant of al who knew ine,, I an at a WS ID what tarots to caw.* any grathusle, bet beg you, for the good of other fullniug zoom* to make chionty stab as public as p.Stialc, as I thall as every mafiosi ; is fe done yen will greatly uldige.air, your grateful, obAltalt, any hued* for *Um, ALI3L MURICES.. Swan's Clean, High-firoet, FAle!nugh. Warne/es to the shove cure :•••-folvi •Fhatagtfilitt. Neal Hew Poultry-nark. t, John Nieto& ,01.1 A Rant y elafe,Edlnhwyl . Prepared and inq by the foie P,o tot, THOMAS TAY. LOR, Member of the Royal of dirrene.. ar hi. Hooky N 0.9, New Bildre-ftertt, Lallaur ; whew, aewr a cwoßui me- Name of more than thirty-4r yew., In a prw.‘lact particoLudy dse redtcd to the curt of VemeriniLoreplairla, Ind thole ir.odeisral ro the Para of Gancration,o4b that me,.1.•.1e ;aril agar o f hi, est vc su f. C 3 • • ha- flatten trinfc If, the Meier and ar.i!` At re t•C 7a•Ust.., t y p.rinn.tale , y the. Mtc.a.-c. will,. eiteunre. I r Pulak.asan.dtaotagefrMop ! : ; at.dayadtp. I•y &pp. Allt•Vrt. (o.f tho • , f the?. lit ins at a 4. IL, 1'14114i%. y AloaWelltect, P.,1;.V.a.1; No. , •1 • , rd-da ft a 11e. Dilbo. otgls, - dh Rivet -hd! ; Mr. bn>l• der, No. 1, U. I- Tower-MI; Mr. Plater'', 50u , 1.-bdd,rc. 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