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SONG. COllO.lll iVill7lO , Tali DAY. Bet • few wean qo (As(atic tboofands wen know) Troth. Ki. ; OLD , where old and young (waned; Plains lot ail the news Washout Betty Hashes, Mad what miracles the bad perform% Hew the lame and the band. Deaf tad lamb, sod ell kind Of Bet pathats their Uh left behind 'cm; Ike Wm infidels fay, the farce of the day, Aid Shrewdly ak, whom nail we end 'eta f liiimvie'd was the fame Of this crafty old dime, Dthe own is Al curlew tamales ; • Afar then, what brought at Mime days (meta fan. Ras the Nada:fez ramble Median. Wanes &pates and 1101111 ham Did this mama emote. And Um mob was I. tide and &abetting ; That a GIANT rirslrd Weald ham Cathay been dinned. If be losdk bad boated Mentwaatets. Both a hard and long nee Vey Mama takes phee. Old ma Isfes, and whateee may betide It; I wO sot mewed. To fay bow it wUt ant Sc. gm's Cleb leave to decide a. To ennware the throes As the years glide abowi, Wembers *in op in away age; Bet the rage of the day Which beers theonsassa Posy, Is Teens Roscoe to foe an die nage. lira very obfcurely near Hackney : Conte of the neighbours, from his extreme privacy and other cir cumllances, entertained a notion that he was either a coiner or a fabricator of forged Bank notes, and which fufpicion being communicated to the Bank, the Direfturs fent Come Police Officers to fearch the houfe, and if guilt fhould appear, to take the of fender into cufiody ; upcn their arrival they were loon obferved by Morland, who, underllanding them to be a Bailiff and his followers, borne in quell of hinifelf, immediately retreated into the galden, went out at a back door, and ran over the brick fields towards Roston, and then tti London.— Mrs. Morland, trembling with farprize, opened the front door, when the police officers entered, and began to fearch the hnufe ; but upon an explanation taking place, and upon her affuring them, with an unaffec ted fimplicity (fo very evidently the natural refult of truth), that they were miftaken, and likewife inform ing them of the oink of his flight, and on their dif covering little more in the Isaac than fome very excel lent unfinilbed piftures, which even in thefe men ex cited fentinsents of admiration and fefpelt, they Laid they were convinced of the mifiake, and retired.— Upon communicating the remit of their Parch to the Direftors of the Bank, that they had made no difco very of Bank-notes, but that it was Morland, the painter's retreat from his creditors they bad chanced to difcover ; and an account of his flight, to avoid them, as bailiffs, the Dire tors of the Bank commife rated the pecuniary embarrament of this unfortunate genius, and alto on account of the trouble they had unintentionally given him, gencroufly fent him, as a voluntary prefent, two Bank-notes of sol. each. On the 14th ult. as Edmund Hnrnby, Efq. was ding a young and fpirited boric, near Winwick Hall, the animal ran away with him I and to avoid greater danger be threw himfelf off ; by the fall he received a violent diflocation of the ancle, and a fraeture of the right leg—but he is in a fair way of recovery. On Saturday fe'nnight, as two of Lord D 's pit-men. with their wives, were proceeding from North Shields to their homes, they fell oter a fea bank, neat:Whitley, and all, except a man of the name of Paterfon, were found dead on the lands the following morning. Monday fe'nnight, two carmen watering their hocks in the Liffey, incautioufly let them advance too forint° the current, and they were in contequence fwept off the cars and unfortunately drowned. • Thurfday fe'nnight an indultrious poor woman fell into the river, at John's Pill, near Melt's. Hunts' brewery ,Waterford, and was unfortunately dro wned. The huffiand of the poor creature was with her at the time, but did not perceive the accident until he was alarmed by her cries in the water, when all his elf its were ineffectual to afford her any affillatice. The body was found nest day. In the evening of Monday fe'nnight a fire broke out in the retail (hop adjoining the cotton manufatlory in Coleham, Shrewlbury, which had made confider able progrefs before it was difeovered. The infide of the fhop, and the greater part of the Rock, confining of printed goods, muffins, dimities, &c. were defrayed. This dreadful accideat is believed to have been caufed by a young cat getting under the fi:e-grate in the ad. joining room, on witofe back Lome burning coal, had fallen, Let fire to it, and taking refuge in the fhop, the fire was communicated to fame cottons. which imme diately fpreading, ended as above. Unfortunately, no part of the property was infured. Monday morning a man was detected in Smith field market, picking the pocket of a countryman of his placket book, containing got. He was immedi ately fecured, and taken to Giltfpur-greet Compte r DES AAAAAA AFTEAY.—A letter from Truro, dated November 3, lister, as follows :--" An affray hap pened here on WeLefday night lan, which is likely to be attended with ferious contequences. It appearr, that between ten and eleven o'clock at night, two men belonging to the 4th regiment of Dragoon Guards, now in Truro Barracks, came to the New Inn, in Kenwyn-greet, and requetted liquor, which the land lord (Mr. Morris) refilled them, thinking they bad no right to be out of their barracks at that hour. After fume altercation, they went grumbling away ; but about twelve o'clock, as lime company were, quitting the hotife, they returned, and again de manded liquor of Mr. Alien, a miller of Gwennap, who was one of the co.npany,and whom they teemed to millake for the landlord, threatening him with violence if he did not give them half a pint of rum. Allen retreated into the bottle, and the door being flint againll them, they bunt in one of the panirel and made off. The landlord, ‘‘ho was in bed, then got up; and, accompanied by a neighbour and his oilier, went in purfuit of the two tolliers. They were overtaken near the Infirmary, when the two Inldiers were kined by a third. Afrer fame loaning, Mr. Morris took the cap from one of the fiddlers as a means of identifying him, ard, returning to 1:k boufe, was full .wed by two of them, who entered after him. They now made overtures to corapromife the outrage, which was reface,. They then went into the greet, and the landlord followed to (hut the door, which he had nn for ner done, than they began to cut and thrift at him through the broken partial, with a fabre and a bayonet. Thinking his life 101an f;er, he put not the light, and leaving the door, ran into his bottle. They boat open the door, and follow ed him, beam:l;ll.l.g their (words, aced cutting away all before them. hie. Allen cnmirrg out of the kit chen, received a violent cut on the head from a fabre, and the blood flew ag...ain.. the partition. Mr. Rea I berth who keeps an inn at Chacewater, received a flab in the thigh. The women lluieked •s Murder," ' and now every one flew from the rage of the (oldie's. Mr. Roberta ran out of the honk, and was pnefued by them up Cale:rick-litter, near the head of which they came op with him, and with threats of murder, knocked him down, cut, kicked, and mangled him in a moll brutal Planner. After they had exhanfieri their rage, one of 'liens teemed to reltnt, and afted him back to the houfe uhere the affi ry happened, and where he and Nlr. Allen arc now 1 ) hig, the mangled yiElimsl , i brut." ferncity. Our Magillrates hare been engaged great part of Thrtridayond yesterday, invefli gating this &ameba Winds. tone of the (oldie's. (named William Hall) was lag night committed 'to prifon, where his teemed inclined bevies, evidence far the crown. Mr. Ituckinghan-, one of the fur -1 Fenno who attended the wounded men, laid lail eyef uls he could not nronounre Roberts out of danger; though he had great hopes of him. Allen is, we be lieve, oast of danger." THE LATE GEORGE MORLAND. This wilt was fond of 'akin& the Ilk of Wight, tad there is fearcely as objea to be met with aloe the Chore at the back of the loud, that his has not delineated. His belt piaures are replete with (cents drawn from this fpot. A fine rocky bore. with Oilmen mending their nets, ca fning their boats, or fending off their fith to the neighbour ing Market towns, were kenos he molt delighted in, when he attempted Ica-More ileces ; and the Ilk of Wight arm/sled abundant op portunities to gratify his talk and fascy. .r iil few years fence In was recogmfed is this his con at rummer excurfion. at a place called Frelk.water Gets, in a low publie-bonfe. known by the name of 4 The Cabin." A number of fifhermens • few Wass tad three or four rallies, formed the lamely grasp: be vas in the midi of them. contri biotin his joke, and partaking of their unify merri ment. whea his friend called him &fide. and intreated when; elf his company. Morland. with Conte reluc tau. Withdrew from the Cabin, and oaths friend's re ablealtrating with him she next - day for keeping fetch enallimny, he drew from his pocket a lketch.book , sad abed where be wu to find fo true ispiastre of bumble life. antes it wu in fueh a place at that from whence hit friend had withdrawn him. The Lads was a Correa slelineatios of every thing in the Cabin tap room. even to a countenance, a (Fool,' a fettle, or the pofi inn o f a fi g ure. This reprefen. taticm his remembrance bad fapplied. after leaving the honk ;—and one of his belt pietures is that nary fame be thee hetelsed--a proof that his mind area 11:11 intent on hie favourite porfuit, that of NM* in her attire. though his manners at the MAW" betrayed nothing farther than ats enge m(' to participate la the vulgar &dualities of his fur. touading cots:panions. Within there two tail years his excelfer were fo great,that fog months he wafted his time in the com pany of grooms and ; and then in a fober fit would return tco the pencil, the vigour of which was as confpicuous shit follies and diffipation were Tepee. heafible. About a year ago he was attacked with an apoplaffic fit, and fence that time there has been a • lamentable falling off in his produaions. Both his health and his Latent' have been en the decline. Li• betel and extravagant. he was feldons out of debt. and to the rude affaults of the ntercilefs bailiff he was no ftranger. ltegardlefs of his talents. he was a few days ago &fretted and lodged in a fpunging houfe, where be elpiied, who, with common prudence, might have lived in a palace, and have kept the firlt company of the land. Like Savaos, Iris genius was great and eitentive, and, like him, his tiailties and misfortunes will ever remain on record. Notwithflanding all this genius and talent, he has lamely left behind him what will porchafe him a de cent funeral, or face an amiable wife from rant and penury. list= the circurnflance of this curious chars ter breathing his tall in a houfe kept by a Sheriff's Officer. where he was lodged under an atrell, it be came necelfary that an Inquifition Ihould be held to enquire into the caufe of his death, which was held before the Coroner of Middlefer,Ganeca Horan soa. Efq. at Eyre-area-hill, near Coldbath-fquare. tall week. It appeared, that a (hors time !ince, Mr. Mnrland was arreUcd 1.., a debt of a (mall amount, and in de fault .11)&11, lodged at Mr. Atwel's, a refpettable Officer under the Sheriff, on Eyreareet-hill ; there lie lived in comfortable apartments, where he was attended, as had long been ufual, by a man called Jeasmy Gibbs, who received a weekly falary fiir fo doing. Hi- health was in no more dangerous a nate than it had long been until a little before his death, when he was Ivied with violent fpalma which in the event caufed hi. death ; even to the left his unfortn• nate propenfiry held hint, and a bottle of his favourite beverage, gin, was among his tail ferrets. His brother, who is in the Tavern befinefs, and has long been his moll intimate friend. did Rot fee him during his illnefs, being prejudiced again* the vifstation to a hook. but took an alive part in al- fording the lafi fad ttibtite cdrefpell to a deceafid bro. Cher.—The Jury, Off theft circumaances being proved ' found a verJia— . • Died a irilody. by Ike vifitation of Coo ! His NAT WAS laid in a very handfome cellist, with the font le infcription— .. Mr. GlOlOll bf did agtb ()Saw, 1904. and 41 jr.rri." Thus died a man whore works will live while talle for corral, yet Ipirited delineation of nature in the humbk walks of life, bear any value, and when his impel fca ions and eccentricities as a man are forgotten. A.. yealSagoGeorgetsiorland.to sepia his creditors. retired from puLitc fight, and ZONDON MARKET% CORN-EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ). As there arc fearer any free framks of Wheat were In CO day. and as there Is RIM a full demand for good old, prices arc rather higher. Good old Rye reaches 445. per quarter. Barley Is higher. Malt and White Pesfe vary, but little. Beam of both deferiptions arc rather dearer, as are Grey Prate. In Oats there Is an advance of full Is. per quarter. Flour tr ratter higher. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat, 73, ems. 98$ per V. Grey Peak 434.10 Boa. Fins Ditto. loos. toss. od. • Beans, tot sits. od. Rye. 47t. VI. od. Tick Ditto 48s. 3010 Barley, dos. Les. od. Oats. ass. 28s. 3os. Malt, 84s. 9os. od. Pola nd ditto, 3m. 314. 64. White Peak, 335. 38s. od. Rape Seed, 411 to 43L per lat. PRICE OF FLOUR. Pine Flour lloa to Si& Seconds yss. to Sou par Lack. • PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 41 os to 41 121 I Pockets 41 41 to 41 134 PRICE of HAY and STRAW In SMITHFIELD. Hay, per Load, 31. os. GELD 41. OS Clover 3 t. too to 41. 10$ Straw, per Laud • - IL 13$. to U. se Sunday evening, as a Gentleman was pading along the Strand on liorfeback, the !Pure fell with hilt, and his leg was fraflured in a molt dreadful manner ; he was taken into the hook of Mr. Skair, furgeon, near which the accident happened, from whence, after re. ceivinq every pnilible affidance, he was conveyed to his refidence, the corner of Catherine-lirect, Strand. About five o'clock on the afternoon of Monday fe'nnight a mod daring robbery was committed in the !hop of Mifs Halton, milliner, in Pudding-lane, in Lancafter whilli one man broke a pane of glafs in the window, and Role thereout feveral Ink handker chief, and other articles, another man held the doer, fo that Mif4 Halton could not get out, though fhe fast the robbery committed, and the thieves got clear off with their booty. Sunday fe'nnight. about the hour of nine o'cloci, -- Murnane, a former, near Newpot t, was at tacked at Newcattle, Gn the rood to Cattle Connel, Ireland, by three men armed, who, after knocking him off his boric, robbed him of his pocket book containing (eyeful bank notes. On the 23d ult. at a late hour, the houfe of John Daniel, a poor labouring man at Kilmore, was at tacked by a gang of ruffians, to the amount of five or fix, who broke in the door, and dragged the unfortu nate man out on the road, where they immediately difpatched him with one blow, as it appeared. of tome desperate and (harp weapon, his head being laid open on the crown by a Single wound, from four to five inches in length. The poor man, notwithflooding, Rroggled, in agony, for above three hours before he expired. An itopieß was holden nn the body, whole verdia was of courfe wilful warder againll fume 1 perfon or perfons, as yet undifeovcred. Monday, about one o'clock in the afternoon, a Sharper of a venerable appearance, with grey hairr, occulted a country farmer in Holborn, and attd.etbng him very familiarly as a townfinan of his. loon per loaded him that he not only was in, but well ac quainted with all his neighbours. As it was too cold to talk in the greet, they retired to a public-houfe in .Bream's Buildings, fetter-lane, where, after a little converfation, a Iccoud Sharper came ir., who, it was Dated, was an old Gentleman troubled with fits, but fond of (porting his money, of which he hat plenty. The firll Sharper and the farmer agreed to be part ners, of they cr:re Are re aria; and another Sharper, who by this time chopped in, was partner with the old Gentleman troubled with fits. Ac length the old farmer's Rock of 701. was produced, and was taken up by his partner to flake for the bet ; but he being taken fuddenly ill, was obliged to go into die air. with the money in his hand ; thither thc others, one by one followed him, and manned off leaving the poor credulous man to lament the lots occasioned by his own folly. A SWINDLiII.—A villain of this dekription has re cently impofcd upon the uttufpcOling generofity of the Wellh charafter, to an extent unexampled, we believe, in our annals of depredation and infamy.— The fcene of hi. operations has been as yet chiefly in Cormarthenthire, and on the borders of Cardigan iiiire, where lic has a Ifiimed the names of Thos. Jones, Wm. Rees, George Watkins, Griffith Robert. Thos. Williams, Thos. Griffith. &c. &c.—and. by pretend. ing to be the fon of a ditienting preacher, kaown to two perhins in Cormartheolhore, of that pertuafion, obtained 5 guineas from each of them ; he alto got ; guineas from a former, in the fame county. alter making a fiffitious bargain . to fell him too buflazls of . oats; and 7 guineas horn another farmer, of whom he poisoned to bay a lot of but:cr. By reprefentirg himfelf to a rno.l refpeelable attorney as the lon of a client of Iris, he liosw ire oloained 5 guineas; and has duped many other perfons of various (urns. under fimilar pretences. He lately went to a farm houfe below Carmarthen, and carded a aim to ',archaic tome oxen; but as the farmer was. then going from home, an appointment was made for the next morning ; before they parted, at a flows dillance from the hoof-, he enquired the time of the day, and, on the former pulling not Ins watch, the other appeared quite pleated with it. and urged the homer to difpole of it, which be decliaed.— ;le pretended cattle-buyer, however. at length tut eroded in hollowing the watch till the neat day. leav ing three guineas in the farmer's hands, by way of (cattily. No kroner was the latter out of fight, than she artful villain returned to the hook, and told the 1 farmer's wife he had been tranfaeing bnfinefs with het hollond, and that the was to give him sot. ; at the lame time producing the watch, to confirm the' truth of his flolement. The woman accordingly gave 1 him the fem required ; upon which he decamped with both watch and money. Happening to be in an ale hook, at another time, when two gentlemen were treating for • (mall enact. he krecned burnish a. mulch as polfible from their notice, sod attentively lift , ned to the nature of the contra& : the seat day he called on thc purcholcr, Rated himfell to be the 1 fon of the perkon who bort fold the elate, and, making at. apology (sr troubling him fo (oily, after the cosselutiott of the bargain. reouOltd to have 631. in part of the purchafe money. his lather having had I an onespetled demand, which he voila not conve• i nieroly Satisfy without (itch off:nonce : the genletnan, feeino no cook to doubt the troth of los Rory, molds i complied, and found tun late th.tt he had ban gi ofsly I imputed upon. I!W Worsntmis. . OUST. A—WMann &mart* Mg Mayor; AMethaft i #l 14 and Benrdoo, Treaturera and coraurrei Mr J anii Mr. Johnßandon. allarrdr.; Mr. Maas Yoaah, Ma. Jahn Swarbreck Rogers, I.carelookera. • ACADETATCAL PROMOTIONS. The Senate of the Univotty of Olafgow have confewed the laroweary degree of Dodo, in Laws ass his Croce the Duke d ?Apostate. Lord Chancellor of the Univerfify; andel the Mat Noble the Marquis of Weliciley,Oovernor lo ladle. BIRTHS. On tie hgd uk. the Houtturable Mn. Snulleg,st athMacy Park a the kat df John Thomas Stankg, Efq. of a daughter. At Teteln Houk, nut Welwyn . , rise Lady of Ocorgc Orrery, Mit* Efq. M. P. of a fon. . On the at It of Jane laft,747C;inMTo, Captain Charles Frederic Napier, of the Royal Artillery, to KA Catharine Carrington; liter to the Hon Sir Edward Carrington, Chief intim of the lbw preme Court ofJuilkature, at Crylon Sunday khoight, at Appieby, Lkut Jacques, of the Royal Navy, (oa the lamb bevies at Liverpool), to MIN King, of Pcnrith. Tnefday fe'onight, at Preece, William Barley, Efq. LA:. ham, to Min, Swainkei, of Vrelto”. Abed the middle of Acquit, of the yellow fewer, on her par. Cage home from the Welt India, is the s3d year of bar age, Hallf. sabeth Blake, wife of Captain Gone Blake, of the 4 6 a blaiti meet, daughter of Mr. lotto Demaria, refiderum in Perth. A few days does. at Lewes Am a long and painful ills)* WA only daughter o the are. Mr. D'Oyly, of Horted-placm. On the 17th ult. at his Parfonagmlboufe, in Lewes, In the SA year of his age, the ker. Timothy grow, A. M. Radar of 4a.i. dimly. and VI sr of Welt Hothly, both In Era. liturfday morning, at Glotteefter, after a lingering and pidad Moth, Mn Ridardfon, the Lady of Samud Itichardfam 814. at Hooka Cattle, near Ceverbridgc, in the gouty it Oiaseettaa. - - - -••••••••••,. HIGH WATER AT L014)014 MIDGE TO•SIOAS • Ilirriing - • ss Album sitar 6 AA-miose ••• •• ao soisou afesk 6 A Certain Proof of the itiperior Efficacy of Down BR( t/M's MED CINES, which Is acknowledged nag only by Sorgtons and Apothecaries, but by many eminent Pity- Edam. Lard Robt Stratum Fitzgerald, b y Mty's Enrol! traordinary at the Court of Denmark. utak the following tettf mon}, :—lt is not alone that the Srft is Mos of ladland have acknowledged the excellence*? Dr. BRODUM*O BOTANt. CAL SYRUP we NERVOUS CORDIAL, bat alto the Set Protean of the Utdvcrfity of Copcnbagesi have stroked the tams in Letters to the Doctor, and given praik to bis awrit.for Innekliv leg to grant a Reftorative and Purifier for the human tram, Mo. Winnow. Fedi:tor of Anatomy; Todc, Prolate of the Unistssi fits of PhyOdans; CalSfus, Protect, ; Lei llandhey. Proteltar of Chtsnißry. I certify tile the above is Sped and tested by ProkibrAlallism, of the City V C..,snbazeo. Wins& my hand and kal, at Capes barn, this t3mcisy of jam, tpm ROBER'Y STEPH. FITZGERALD, hits Makilfs Envoy RztiwordiosaL a. t die Clad or Desimaik, and now at The Mud Wee. to be had at the H..ufe, No. 9, Albion-Rms. Slackfriaerroad, aad of all the fdtdiciac Vendors In the United Kingdom. N.B. A. D. Swinton. the Proprktor (Ton of Dr. Sadist" lid low sidle .total Collage of Pitylkiaas, ' Loadon), may be makable from ten till tbrers, og by letter codtaining the steal fee. A Om Guinea Bottle elantalqf fit at its. 14AVING ded:catel thy! elt to tile 'Wily, t o mb A gra by the mcd coolkiedble pnitice in thse which I thought 'roper to fekul, I traft that I have as mars MI. entyled my dm than chide who, in the, eztadve lidd of fin pro:., aro occallenally Masted is uncertalaey, and area allow male that (adds which is acquired by rummer aded the imelledual tower to ma rid* of Worded The dreates of DEBILITY are weak* Okreglag.fir dap brkg with them a train of ancomitant flittpasm, ra. by a tbr podium of all vital coirgy, Maeda Weir Memo addetared.••• Whether they ante hoods prevakike tf a example, node!~ dye habits of k\ el Lod. d tds indakeeemd =nem they's. quire the moft affuluous proldionat Pal; bat by the ignorant* of modem:al sad, the lyaoeomsare aggravated. and the mar anion is ddtroyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLRGEOEIMOSOIIII. ground my peeteaboos oo restalarby dodoemket and pealing every midge t° pradim I fed end& added to that sonliddia with which I have bkharto born Ga hominy bosomei In the Brit rearadds sf iscal wt:.itoda. opplkalissi p vest the calamity of a debilitated haws hnt Mem deli. rent from a cendoolida of the unmelinds of the dm wild eked his atidartme. Is fearful of the contempt or makes of las famliy ;Macho and broods eau hM ladrody with ands' cor esalawnt, Is mat be faneldtory far him to be stored am map d capability of treattoant, but al.o d mod investable Imre* And In rcoat Venereal Contplaiou it is polible io prevent pd% danger ar abets ; in the mutt compbeased aka k is the sequin aim of ridden c=oe is this Bee so doh a fare, eared% and ibeedy re-ettabl I offer the advantage of this expert-me to dther fee who are aided with any kiwi of DEBILITY, of any tympana" d VENEREAL INFECtiON, and in •3I cafes the terms of taw aeration are field on the brit interview. Par meal- the couptry are ea pedd as hides a Ink mos, Ma are requited to fpcdty dmir me and moor a of Mpg MARTIN WEIL Weather of the Royal Canoga d Sergeant la Lode. Vote A.,r1.4 Mei* .4,, Ith.NFItcAL BLINUNkhb. re Mr. Tnoll•s TarLoa, Barges. NO 9, New Bridge-firm; Dealt ma, London. IT is with the atoll heartfelt fatisfaftion that I ad- Jars you on the incompatible coedit-nee of your invalastde Nledicine--LEAKE's PATkNT PILLS.--.ln the fpring of Mb year I bad the misfortune to eontradt a Venereq Comp Lint, muse did with the molt alarmists and dargeroui fymptoens ; into mock that I have been conned to ray room for &whale week MOW. (and not able to ftir out of k : I had no raft night norday, and nuffeved them ft excruciating pain and torment, and what art dull work, my eyes grew weak and dim, Co that 1 could Same leffee o any ohledl, if ever fo .dole to me, and espedted nothing left than the total loft of my light. From a Rout, healthy, and its thee corpulent man, I became a mere ibadow, end an objedt et pity and vimpaihon.—My friends hod all gives me ever, and thought my recovery imponible. In this dreadful 11.6 e, and co. peeling every minute to be my hilt in this world, I was forte , suety recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicines. Mt having tried all medical aid to no pu rpsfe. and bent at au commons especce. it was Come time before I could .he prevailed on to take them; at loft I lent for fie boles, and before I bad takes than all, I found confiderable bent* ; my pains gradually deeroakdo and sty eyelight grew biter, and to the great limpets and ails oithnient of all my friends, (Ater taking three hetes more). on' health and ftrength vra. perfectly reftored, and I am now, (chalk!, warty Goo and your invaluable Medicines), ma well and harty as ever I was in my life. Yaw obliged humble fervent, Hiirti•ftreet, Birmingham, Nomadic et, tic+ It. L. LFlCifi• The above Medicine is sarneftly recommended to all perk"' that are Na any doulit of their being entirely free of every Vomit real Alfeßion, particularly tothofc a out altering Ebel: coedit,. In life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint admit nature. e however img Rending, or however difguifed under the appear of other chfur.iers it may he: for Sentutie, Glandular, and Cu mous Complaints it is alto recummunled to he taken, epode.) i s the Spring. Summer, and Fall. Prepared and kW by the fele Proprietor. Tuou Al Tattoo , Morn , cc of the Corporation of Surgeons. L.m.doti, at his hook. No. 9, New Bridge. rest, where be will give Ads ice. wiahou,g Fm, to Perfects taking thee Fills, and will anfwet Patients L.:' tars, if poll paid, on the famesterimi. oVervii.g in all arts tin molt Inviolable (army, no lie fan. same nr care having area mentioned, but at their own a ar, Wolof ter/nett. Ly the Proptwo r . during the courfe of more than to years. that Mhos had the can' dust ore* emotive fait at the above Medicine sod t h e prkdi g arifimr,t het from. They ate all fold by Vs appointment. at the PerrUaltes, V. AS, St. Mban'e-ftreet, Pall-man ; bin RotiertfiesTeriMl o6 1 , 1, Oxford-lb-ea ; Mr. steers, Bookfelles, Na a, Unloose' I. ttie Tower-hill ; and by one Perms innery confide:able_ and England, in Bola of only he. 9d. sick Fula war in Oslo digulliuns CONDO 91 ['Tinted atd pubblbod by LEVEL WIT. (at O lr tert,..ry-Vice, L.arlvat.). at 'the bras Ourics, Idra oar ftrcet. übilbod ilia at tby brat Pines, Telleiwln