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- - mew iNTELLGENCR. COURT Or KINGS•RENCH, FLY 14. 1150 O. 1110. Mr. Gisss Rated, this was an affirm for Damages spina the Defendant, for pirating a work which the Plaintiff infitled belonged exclufively to him, which was a !took containing tables of interelt on money for com miffion /rm. arranged and elaffed in a way fn convenient for thole who had calculations to make as to tender the file cf it very grear, and tortfennent ly the profits very ennlider able. The Plaintiff bad pnrchafed this win k of a Gent l emanof the name or Anflie, and gave tool. for it. He had afterwar.ls made many valuable improvements in it; two edi Lions of it had been publithed ; the third was im ped:d by the publication of alimilar work by the Defendant, pretending to correct the error; in Oa Pl a i nt iff's 1 :03 ,,k, allowing, at the fame time, it was a very valuable work of an ingenious accountant ; but this was a mere copy of the Plaintiff's work. Mr. Taylor was examined. He proved, that in the fecond edition of the Plaintiff's (Mr. King) book, for 56 days, the interen upon all. was (fated to he 11. ys. tot i. which was an erroneous calculation, the real produce being ys. 9d. and 348-365th pock arts of a farthing. In another part of Mr. King's b 2631. for 131 days, was flirted to produce al. ,Bs. sid, whereas the real produce was :1. as. si. and a+ 365th parts of a farthing. In another part of the Plaintiff's book 1681. for 131 days, was (Wed to pro. duce it. as. tod. and the real produce was 21. . 585. sop!. and toy-365th parts of a farthing ; all th2fe blunders were feverally copied in the Defendant's book. Lard El.t.ssaoaouea ailed what number of in- Sauces they were prepared to prove in which the blunders of the plaintiff had been copied by the De .endarit. Mr. Gnus Paid , they were prep aced to prove no o efs than 70. which would put it beyond a doubt that the Defendia.'s book was a fervile copy of the Plain- tors. Mr. Eascues laid, he was prepared to prove, on e part of the Defendant, a hundred more blunders in she Plaintiff's boot eorretled in that of the De f:ndanr, ~. Lord E LLLLL 011OUGH then put it to the diferetion the Plaintiff's Counfel, whether be would purfue cb an aftion? Here was a complaint for pirating book. Before that afticn could be maintained one feeceffary averment in the declaration muff be prov ed. namely, That the book pirated was a stairabk book. Now he mull put it to the Jury to fay, whe - they thought a book with tyo blunders in it was valuable book ? and that upon a fubjeft the dance the merit of which was ornorery. It did not pro. ,efs to give moral inftrudion or entertainment—its whole claim to merit was accuracy and nothing elk. profered to rave labour in calculation, at the fame Anse it was calculated to milked (bole who trailed in .it... Sapp& as celipfe were to be thus calculated, ,wont would be thought of an aftronomer who gave us an eclipfe on a wrong day? Swore aoy of the Gentlemen who calculated the produce of fnaall and :fraftiooal fonts for Government, amounting to mil lions of money, were to depend on fuch publications - theft, what enormous . Wiles might be t•oduced ? Jr Currie a young Gentleman in a compting.houfe were to take theft calculations inftead of working fums hirfelf. what might be the cleft? He might difebasged as a blunderer unfit to manage ac counts. Upon a full view of the matter, hisiLord r Grip raid. that inftead of allowing an anion for pira ting a publication of blunders, it was rather atter of lamentation there was no power by law to eftrain fucb publications, becaufe they mifled tho e who .hafted to them. Upon this fuggeftion the Plaintiff's Counfel Tub to:tted to a nouluh.—Plaintiff nonfuited. HIGH COURT Orr JUSTICIARY, EDINBURGH, JUNE u• Yefterday came on the trial of William Guldie, late Ovate foldier in the Argyllthire militia, scented of the mnrder of William Shaw, alfo late a private in the Paid regiment, on the 9th of May ?aft, by gabbing him with a bayonet in the left haunch, at the head of Advocate's dole, Edinburgh, of which wound he died on the i3th of May, in the Royal Infirmary. Roster CANPSILL, Efq. jnnior Counfel•for the prifoner, in opening, Rated, that the pannel was a man of a general good eharatler ; and that he would prove that his wife had been beat and mat-to rated by the deceafed, who, he would alto prove, was a man of a very turbulent difpolition. The Loin ADTOCATS laid, that what Mr. Camp bell had Rated was very different from the informa tion which had been laid before him; but if it came ant on the defence, it would certainly weigh with prry. It appeared from the evidence, that this unfortu. sate affair had its rite from an altercation which took place between the deceafed and the wife of the Pri (neer, about a few pence, which the latter infifted the former owed her,but they could not agree about the amount. The Prifoner and the deceafed had both been quartered in the honfe of J. Ormitton, change keeper, in Advocate's dole ; Shaw had lett i: fume time ; but both he and the Prifoner having nitt there, on the 9th of May, and alfo Goldie's wife, a demand f r payment was made by the wife of the Pannel, on the deceafed, and he objeßing to the juftice of it, a f:uffle enfued. The deceafed called her a bad name, and Come blows were given. Thcc were ferarated at that time : the deccafed went down (lairs, and Mrs. Goldic followed him. The wife of the Pan net, when in the rife. felzed the deceased by the arms; he gave her a blow, which made her reel a little backward, and then got up the dole. The Farmer followed, and coming up with him, near the head ef it, he Rabbed him with his bayonet, on the haunch, which penetrated near eight inches into his body. On authenticating the declaration of the Panne? semi alfo a declaration of the deceafed, taken in infirmary before his death, Mr. liastiLrort, r Connie' for the Pannel, infißed that a declaration • :lined before the Magiftrates of Edinburgh by tLe Zrifoner's wife, fhould be admitted as evidence of the injury the had &Rained from the deceafed. The 1..••. D Ayr/near' oppofed it, and die Coon refilled to receive it. Several wiunffes were examined in exculpcion, 3631. in sd. WI 24 PSI Manuel educe I soid. blonde' book. Sauce* blunde .endarri Mr. left th. 'the rl4 Mr. the pa ja the fender Lor of the tech boOl ;Keel ed. ar boot. ther tl sr nth of the Ids ic wig; at pre 60Se i WhAt us an Zeta' 4radti lions as th 'ems fn . wars - the I be t coon (hip ting ' of Li • Arch . trail ot:ti Ric 1 a p the the the I a 1 )1 Pt th of • 4 , 1 ti f tl ti 0 f t 1 1 who all gave the Palmer a moik eitenent c' Owner. The Loan ADVOCATI fummed up the evidence fur the Crown. He contended that he hai eftablithed his charge of murder, and that the Jury thould bring in a verdict of Guilty. Mr. HAMILTON fummed op for the Pannel. He Willed that what the Pannel had done was in de. fence of one d to him than himfeif; and eon. eluded with hoping, if the Jury did not entirely ac quit him, they would at lea& bring in a verdi of culpable homicide. Lord DUNSINNAII, the prefiding Judge, charged the Jury, recapitulating the principal part of the em deuce ; who were inclofed about half part three in the afternoon, and returned their verdia this day at one o'clock, finding, by a plurality of voices the Pan nel guilty of eulytable homicide. The Court ordered him to be tranfported beyond the fear for the fpace of 54 years from this date, under pain of death in cafe of return in g before the?expiry of that period. . . ASSIZES. At the Quarter Satins for Northampton, efept Haynes, the driver of the Northampton coach, was indiaed for an aflault upon Mrs. Ruff, wife of Mr. Ruff, baker, of Goyim', by whipping her hark, as the was palling the above coach, in the South Qoar ter in that town, on her return home from mar et, whereby the was thrown off, and one of the bind wheels paled over and broke both her legs. After a hearing the Court fentenced him to pay a fine of aos.. and to be imprifoned three calendar months. At the General Quarter Safi:roe of the Peace for the weftern divifion of Suffex, which ended at Hop. lb ern, on Wednefday laft, there was not one felonious arraignment before the Court. The Duke of Nor folk was on the Bench the firlt day. At the &Sons for the Eaftets Divilion, held at Lewes on Friday, Phoebe Stephens, convilted of having in her poffefflosi five Derbyfitire cheefes, ten pieces of ribbon, 1100 pins, fix pieces of Manehefter tape. and other things. which had been felonioullytolen from the warrikoufe of John Gibbs, fhopiteeper, at Lamberhorft, was fen tented to three months imprifontnent in the houfo.of Correaion at Lewes, James Butler, found guilty of fleeting lead, of the value of one Sifting, the property of the Rev. Mr. Bale. of Withyham, was ordered to be recommitted for fa day s, and then to be dilatory!. William HoMewood and Richard Moon, were tried for felonionfly fleeting, taking , and carrying away a confiderable quantity of bark. at Idayeld, the pro perty of Marrs. John and William Collins, deb her merchants. and acquitted. Lucy Parker, Elizaketh Goddard. Richard Simmons., Elizabeth Simmons, John !Adam, William King. Thomas Waring,Wm. Holden, James Greenfield, and Jofeph Fielder. coat mitted on fufpicion of various offences, were difcharg . ed by' proclamation, the Grand Jury having rejeited the bills that were preferred naafi them. At the Town Se&ons for Beverley. held on Tuef. day fel:night, an indiantent was tried, the fubjea of which hada good deal occupied the attention of the neighbourhood :—Mr. Eccles, a refperftable coal-mer chant in Beverley, charged Homer and Smith, glar termafter-ferjeants in the Durham and Weft York Militia, with an atault. The witneffes for the pro feention Rated. that Eccles. Pearfon, and another man named Solid), left the Bect-houfes on the Hull turnpike road about nine o'clock on the evening of the ,sth of November laft. It was allowed on all hands that Eccles was then fro& but the witneffes fwore that he did not gallop or ride furioully. After going a brilk trot for about half a mile towards Be verley, they Paid they heard funks galloping towards them : the night was exceffively dark, and to pre vent mikitief, Eccles and Pearfon, who were firft, drew near the edge of the road to the left hand ; when they had Co done, and both being confiderably to the left rf the crown of the road, Horner rode agent Eccles' horfe--both the !mgt. came down— Horner's was killed, and Eccles feverely broiled.— A man of the name of Bruce, who lives near the place where the accident happened, lwore, that juft previ ous to it he heard boric, galloping from Beverley, and that ire immediately declared, he was glad he was not on the road. as in loch a night it would be very daruterous. Randerfon, who keeps the toll-bar, a few hund ed yards from the place, and nearer Be verley, (wore that two men who were apparently fol. diets, had galloped through the bar jolt before the accident, in a vcry r iotous way. The witneffes (wore that Hornet's horfe was laid near the edge of the road No evidence of affault appearing againft Smith, he was immediately acquitted. The witneffes for Horner depofed, that he and Smith left Beverley to go to Hull. perfeOly (ober, about half pat eight o'clock; that they let out in a quiet and leifurely mariner. A witnefs of the name of Eulhaw, of a molt refpeEtable appearance, depo. fed, that when Eccles left the beer-houfes, he, the witnefs, held his horfe ; that Eccles was much in liquor; that he fer off in a gallop, declaring, "his horfe would ride over the devil." The guard and coachman of the Hull coach depofed. that jut before the accident they met two men riding fun ioufly to wardsßeverley. and near the place where the accident happened.—Randerfon had fworn, that on the night of the ,sth of November he had gone in the Hull coach to Bruce's houfe. There two witneffes diflinaly fwore, that on this evening, the i 3th. there was no (now on the ground, but that when they did carry Randerfon, there was (now on the ground. and that whilft Randerfon was on the coach, they flopped to take up a hat laid on the road, which they diteover• ed from the (now lying around it. They silo (wore they met two men riding furioufly from Hull, who ran againit the coach-horses. Purdon, the keeper of the Hull turnpike gate, depofed, that there was no Chow lying un the ground on the night of the 15th, hint that there was on the 16th. He further depofed, that on the evening of the t sth, afier the accident happened. Horner tioppcd ten minutes at his gate, I convening in the moll (ober manner. From the teflimony of theft three witneffes, it was argued Randerfon mutt wilfully mifreprefent one fall atleaft t —that it was clear be did not go on the top of the Hull coach the evening of the accident, but cn foam other day. B. rice, on hi. crors csamination , acknowledged his wife and he had differed rat - petting the quarter whence buries were coming. for that (he ' imagined they were coming from Hull, and not from Beverley. Mr. Purdon further depofed, that Hor. ner's boric was not lying on the fide of the roa , t, hut very near the middle. The Jury found Huruer guilty ; and he was fined by the Caul t sea. . . Mita/MOLT Etta''.--A yottugatoonton w 25 Ott Monday evening eroding the toad, 'with a Shill" in her arms, near the Small-poi Hofortal, Seabees Town, and was throws down by a gentleman's riage that was driving a lon g with g reat fury. The child died almoll immediately, and the young Wo man was not expelled to live many hours: the coachman drove on without the lean concern, and the owner of the carriage is not known. It is a sta. lancholy truth, that the drivers of gentlemen's car riages are generally much more carelefs and inhu man, on theft occalions than even hackney coach men, who are proverbial (or brutality. The chili belonged to a refpeetable family in the neighbour hood, and the young woman was its nurfe. A fatal accident occurred at Weymouth lag week t a boat laden with Portland lime was croffing Port ' land Road, when a fudden gull of wind filled the I boat with water, and the inßantly funk ; two men, I sad a child about four years old, were in her at the time; one of. the men, not able to fvoint, it is Cup. pored, clung to the rigging, and went down, nor has he fine appeared : the ntlrer man, animated with the fpirit of a true &hill% Tar, caught the chi:d in his arms, and at the almoll certain silk of his life (being I upwards of two miles from the th o rn ), plunged into the lea; mon fortunately a boat, with fome Gentle ' men in it Miring, happened to be in fight, and came I to the Alliance of the brave fallow in time to Cave I him and his charge. His boat, the prod uce of his meritorious *e arnings in the navy, was totally loft. A lamentable accident happened at the Sheffield Park Furnace, on Monday fe'nnsgbt. Among other broken pieces of old cannon that were put into the fire to be melted, it appears that in one of the frag- Meets a ball with the charge rensained, which fuel denty exploded, and blew up part of the furrow - Kling wall, by which feveral perfons were wounded ; the contents of the gun Rruck.Mr. WALailt. the foreman of the foundry, who was unfortunately in front of the fire, and thinned one of his legs in fo flocking a manner, that it was found necefary to amputate the limb above the knee. • Tuefday afternoon, about three O'clock, as a boy was bitbing on the South fide of the Thames, g little Wettininiter-bridge, he was carried ainto perceptim ibly beyond his depth in the water. Heßwett down, and was not *en for -a-confiderable length of time. Some boatmen endeavoured to recover MN •by leans of drags, and in about half an hour, they hauled up the body below the bridge, whither no doubt he was drawn by the &Edon which is @hal at the arches of the bridge. The body was token to al ofghfebourinfrieatton g public hoo were ufedw k, ithou where the lofted means( ret dee. He appears, to be about twelve years of age. No one as yet has appeared to own him. About midnight, on Thnrfday lag, a fire was dif covered to have broken out in the laundry belongiag to the houfe of Lady Gang in Hatter - greet, Bury St. Edmund's, but by timely alarm, and the affift-: ance of feveral inhabitants, who were fpeedily drawn to the (pot. the fame was extinguithed with very tle damage. It was occafioned by the overheating. of the Rove. On Saturday lA, about two o'clock in the morn ing, the mail coach was overturned near Littlebut y, by which accident, it is Paid, all the paffengers (ex cept two) received Come violent injury, feveral hav ing broken limbs; anon them was Lord Fagot a Ira Towu s Hams fon of the noble Marquis. The coach was nearly Chattered to pieces, as the harks ran away with the fame a confiderable diftance. On Saturday lea, two men were whipped at the cart's tail, in Monmouth, by judgment of the Quer. ter Saban, for petty thefts committed in that-Bo rough ; and, kelt was the daring impudence of the one who first received his punithment, that, as loon as he was releafed, he pot on his clothes, and calmly followed the cart the whole of the way, to witnefs the flogging of his companion in iniquity ! Yeffirday the wheel of a cart, loaded with grains, patted over the body of a young man, near Battle bridge, and crushed him to death. An afilieting circumßance occurred on Tnefday evening, the toth inftant, at Newlyn, a flitting town, lying a little to the weltward'of Penzance. Samuel Jenkins, a filherman, having drank exceffively at a public-houfe, became very quarrelfome with every perfon near him, and challenged to fight any one who would accept of it; when Thomas Richards, another filhermen, fomewkat inebriated, palling by at the time, declared his determination to accept of Jenkins's challenge. The parties accordingly (trip. ped, and as they were on the point of begiarring the contell, Joreph Strick, a mafnn, Peeing the fituation of his neighbour Richards, took him sup in his arm, to carry him away, Paying that he &mild not fight. Notwithßanding which Richards obffinately periiiied in the contrary, and gave Strick fuch violent blows on the face that fo exafperated him as to t hrow Richards from his arms, protefling that he would knock the breath out of his body, and. melancholy to relate, his own words were undefignedly verified, for he isitantly gave the unfortunate man two or three hard blows on the itomach, on which he fell to rife no more, leaving a wile and fix (mall children to lament his untimely fate. The Coroner fat on the body on the following Friday evening, _and brought in a verdit 'Taint! joieph. Buick of Mantlaughter, who was accordingly committed to Bodmin raoi the following day, to take his teal at the next Affixes. This feafon of the year is found mere prodative a f that very dangerous malady the Bile, which difcrmers itfelf by nanlea,nerrnus and rick head-achs, he-inborn, and bowel complaints, followed by yellowreds of the fitin,giddincfs,&c.which often proves fatal t n the fl eft contlitution. Mr. Ds ems apothecary, has bppil y, from his extenfive private practice, applied a fair, le cure, and certain remedy in his ( Dixon's) Anti•bilious Pills. Numerous teßimonies from the Vifeiiiinteffies Buckingham and Bulkier, the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, Load, Kilwarden and Kilmain, Sir Gregory' Page Turner, Bart. M. P. Sir G. Warren. Bart. Sir W. Manners, Bart. M. I'. Shelley, M. P. Cel. B'4ll-•p Stortingtaan, M.jor Pr i , filer, Portlinouth ; Pi i aulx, Efq. Southampton ; Rev. Mr. Warren, A thmg. ton, Suffer ; Capt. Prvi. Ricketts, of the Navy, and force hundreds ct the NoLdita .and Gentry i tenant., nies to the superior etlic.,cy •1 Dixon's A n t i .bli Pills ctipet (tie Are far lo.t root. Sold is aPPnintretnt lat the Pr.pe it t.e, 4 Mr. Botler' , . aleaalide, and te , 411 by molt Boa.ktellers avid Moo eine-Vender. in eve , y rown ;n the T..7..ited Kirpd,m, in bore. at 61. ausi la. y !. tac!t, with stirctlivias, rived G. Dizun. • DIVIDENDS. Rapid 3. Hugh Ibbettun, of Poeldlingtoe , Turilhire. fpullttnew c ue, at &m, at m e George Inn. KiWt9p-lipoll- H Auguft 4. Wham* Boater, at Red Llombeet, Spit/Melds, Stk.- weeve, at tan. Auguft 4. Thomas Okell, of Great s.. -ftnet, I ineohea-lon. PlMll:BaftvaNger,"ta telt. at .0011 . 1. Meat 4.. ihtur_ Foy, of Wapping-Wall. bfkldlske, botcher, at tan . at Ouhdhal l. Leaden. Aug eft 4. -Michael Clads and Print Henry Alesaader Seott, late of W a dlng.ftgett, Leaden, wine and btaudymterchante, and partners,u tee, at GulldhalL BANKRUPT IN IRELAND. Mathew Thyes, of Hbellpool, Cork, cotton manufacturer, to fur render on the soth mad Mit Jbly, aad mit of Molt. tAL PROMOTION. AD Royal tilabmisthe Priate of Wales has been pleated Nap. point the Rev. Robert Mlehad Nowell Uttleke, A. M. to be GM ofhts Royal gl e • In Onlinot YR. • Mem* afternoon, the Lady of Jobe (lofting, Efq. of Upper Tasterftreet, eta daughter. Lately. at Ikllgss. Mr. Odaale Mad 77. to Mih Gaunt. aged 24. The bridegroom has grand children older than Ids Wk. At Edirebergb, John Halliday. Efq. merchant 8t Pete , Thurgh„ so Mira Weddig,Asegliter of Mr. Weddeloneochane. Edinboro DIED On Toefday, at hh haute in Piccadilly. Mr. Woolliy,a trader. man. His death was remained by exceinve grief fier the lots of his 'MA daughter, who atoll as his clerk and kept his books—. He Mestere a widow eadfewen children. O D Friday night, In the Circa., Bath, William Colborne. Efel s OW II few days Meets, at the advanced age of 97. On the 3d lisa. at Mickel Tend, Rofdhire, Mrs. Lillie Mao. kenzie. On Sunday evening. at his hook, Little Chelfm:in the )oth 7eat of Hs ago. John Jacob, Efq. On Saturday latt, In Sloanedtreet. after a loos Made, Mih El. seeds Francis, keeled daughter o Philip Francis. 74 _ Wedgy lan, at the pouffe of R. f Pole Carew, Mrs Psis Cana. Oa Thafday ha, at Clean, Sir Erhard Williams, Limped, In the away of Boman. On Saturday, at bir hook in Lincoln's %radii:l(l4.lobn Springer Erq. one of the Wafters in Chancery. Anne day. at his bode in Lincoln's lon-hride, Peter Milford, Erg. Senior Matter in Chancery. At Edinburgh, ors the 9th init. Alexander Mania, Efq . MOM ace of the Principal Clerks at Sc Troia At Caufewayack, Edentiorgh, (10 the as th Wt. Marra Lawrie, aged gs. Whet h WM carried to her grave, at LElN:ran Kirk, by ha ha arod clean grand children, pod a great grand-dad. At Lochhay, on the psh %IL Marko Mae Lathe, of Lakin, Efq. bte Lianatairt Cabot' of the Dumbartandthe Pecabbrs. At Berwiele, at the sth init. Mn. Margaret Panes, egad m davghter of the tau Sir Wilton Puna. of Purace Mdt, Dan. HIGH WATIA AT LONDON BUDGE TO-1110ita Morrifog Afternoon -(SAVING indicated usylatf teethe Rudy, and bees gradboil by Mu mat conaimeMs mediae IS that Maack which I thought tamper to Ma% I mutt that I bays tat mote mlf emplofedml Biwa time theeNM%at lbooliewale Sdd of the peal:Boo, am oecelliarellytnmaadol Jo usomenloty, asel•matiot always attain dm face& which leir e =d by Ceallesnidag the lotelledhod power as cot 'bald i Medico*, et DEBILITy.ans: dllhellog, far limp king with them a train of fimptenes, and, by a e c .. xtili er of all vital magi, es vest boomwesesehlwered.—. they ad& teem the pormienosoflll swaps theedima. eve hibits of klioni-beys, er the Indelgencen of maturity, they le odic the molt 'Meow prole:Mond salt bet by the igeorence lOcaligailld maythe fleeptemsereeopseatodomi the cola cadet' is &Brewed. Are IiERMIER of Me ROYAI. COLLROZeIf mammas. ironed pretentioes on regularity of Mood on: sod polletheig every privilege to iradtSce, I feel myfdf entitled t o that coo/deans with which I Wavelet:beim beat Celibately heneenad. le the &it ientadoos of local wedinefs, catty applicatke prevent the calamity of a debilkated frame; bet where the fa& Yale, front a weakdoeleeo of the insonaleds of the vine wilds wirE his mishetasee. is fearful of the conmeept oe maims of Ms Deft pbylkise• red broods outride islinoky with earefid oaa oetbosau It melba Intherftery far him-MIN sabred it only caoability of trlattoest. bet ago of the scotltvWailsieaery. And 1,0 recent Vowed Cemplaints it Is polibk reemerge polo , edeoger or Moth; lathe mett compilamd cease it is the atomise. radii Tithifte orpalawe In the, bee to died a fate, cartsia r and rowdy ractlablMenent I offer tke advantage of ethie etperien'm to thole of ether Ire who arc MEWS with any bind of DEBILITY, of any (ye:pumas of YEN FRRAL INFECTION, and in all cafes the taros of rasa widen are listed an the Brit interview. Pa cots in the mum are moulted to ludas a Bank rote. and arc requefted to fpotify their age and manner of living. MARTIN BEN, Weather of the Royal College of Surgeons in Loodem No so, A rundel-Rreet, Sneed. neat Temple Bar To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. No. it, Bridge-111TM, London. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March tl, nog. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever lince the. yeat 1 7 5,0, I have been aEliMed with the Lan Venue.' whkb. front Its obilinately refilling every eourfe of atedeeina preferibed by the moil eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing kverat revere cnurfes of (Avalon, and twice difeharged from the Hari tat, with little relief, emote appear to be of the mod LovitteraM nature. In the fpring of lalt year my difeeter had got to fuels head, as nearly input a period to my esiftenee I bad a large uker na the crown of my head, one on . eseh arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully pans. MI, and WA beat In a State of ulceration for the tat (even years; my kft had alio two large rodeo on it, was very much difeelourol and gave me fueb exeniciating pain, particularly when warm ha hid, as nearly to deprive ma of ref. la this kmeotaide Mae I was recemmicnded by Mr. j.rhompon, (who received fo great • tune by them here), to take 191. l'irent Pius, which I began to do on the 26th of N'ay ; n the enurfc of a ortnight I gun to receive henat—in little more trim a mouth the. ulcers ma my head and arms were found:) , Iscaled—foor after the fares on my legs bested sic, leaving conliderable direciouratina in the tin, and pain in the bone sitbe left, whelk by the buf fing of Goo, and a huh longs: perfeverance hi your invaluable tubrided; the nudes difperfing, the (kin regaining its natural hue, and the nodtun.al pains gradually going off.—l thus became, by your liberal advice and mediclne,perfatty free from all my fanner complaints—have recovised my former Fpirit and itser.gth, and am become rely and fa t in which Rata having continued many month. to the altonidenest of all who knew me. I am at a what term. to exprelk my gratitude, but beg you,tor the gond of other Coffering moguls, to make thin my cafe as pubbe as prefrbk, as (hall o• on every octagon ;Lo fo doing you , NS. greatly .o,dlge,Slr,joar grateful, °lambent. verT t ioinitdc r‘r• in , I 'n, MAX.?. LAKER. Swan. Ode, High-ttreet, Edinburgh. • Wittuiret to the Owns CIErC •—quhn Thomprom, No.. Nino Pcahry..nr.abAt. John htleatuße,old,ftdentliy clorc,lldinbisreh l'repati 41 and Cold by the foie Prerhistur, THOMAS 'l'.\Y. LOR, the Royal 4 'tittle of Surbeons, :st to Coufy No.n. New beidge.ftreu.t.Lisw.lon; whets, after a conltain. re. lidern.c of more that , • S'rty. c•s c rs, in a reeled in the curr of Vero re I l'oropt.lnrs, and thole incidental tin the Parts at OcucrAtitan,sinth th.a uneuila.ele (meet) which Men of hie Prow/con ihuuld iihierve in furl. cake he flatters hind', If. the also, all ethltance he adeniniacre to pi-vf , ns takitig tin. 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