Star. — London, England, 1804-03-13 00:00:00

LORD CAMELIVRD. CORONER'S INQUEST. An !minelf was taken yeilerday morning, at the White Horfe, Kennington, before Gaines HODGSON, Efq. his Maj!lly's Coroner for the County of Mid dlefex' on view of the body of the lion. THOMAS PITT Lord CAN ILFORD. ThesJury, after having attended to the Coroner's Charge, proceeded to W. Orrsv's. Little Holland Houle, where the deceafed lay. Upon examining thebndy, there appeared immediately below the right (boulder a wound, which was evidently the conk of Isis Lortifilip's death. The Jury returned to hen the evidence. ' James Sheen. Gardener to Lord Hot-Lamp, Dated, that previous to the tranfaaion he was about to re late, he bad no perfonal knowledge of the deccared• On Wednefday morning laR he was at work at Lord Holland's, digging in the Shrubbery. when he heirs' the report of two piths's. He told the man at work lithium (one John Murray) that be thought it was * duel. He ran down to the pales adjouing the field, and faw the Smoke in the Second field, about Fansends daimon from the hedge, and neatly 3 00 frets him. He °braved the deceafed (Lord t.vorta) lying on the ground, and a perfon. his bend. fupporting him. The witnefs ran down. and there were two oilier Gentlemen coming from Lord Cast atroao. He went to the gap, and faw the de ceded lying--he was then only fifteen yards from him: the fame Gentleman was Rill (importing him, and begging of the wimefs to Come to his Mane. The sinners called through the hedge to the tell of the men, his fellow labourers, and defired them to flop the Gentlemen. They went in purfuit of them, bat did not flop them. The deceafed begged very bard of the studs to anal him n---acc=c took hold of the cape ?ibis coat. and the who had been !importing Ms ran for a Surgeon, and left him with die denied. • Soon after Surgeon Townson came, the deceafed afkaithe witsefs why ha called putt to lop the Geodesics ? to which he Terrted, that he wand to lop thee. as he did not !sow what bad 'yen the matter. Lord CailetrOan obferved, that he ifd sot will to have them lopped; it he was the foOr—that he foevve the Gen- Idelleaswhielm and beboped efts woollier- him too. Is Les of fix Wastes Joks•fross, and, other parkas nose to his ailing. The &ad the deceafed whether be knew his or *by of the oppofition party ? and the s ever enta i ls that he knew nothing, for he was a dead aiNv• The remainder of Lord - Holland's garden, an, with Kr. Josses, the bead gardener, and Mr. Ihrossrerm's fon, came up : a chase was fent for. and iherAlscoafed was pot into it, wed carried to Mr. Gr imes. The whack got the deceafed up lain, and helped tops him to - bed i his neckcloth was taken 4114 top i polled over. when be appeared to Ise emssived a eroondta his right &odder. He faw IS pithily, et any fire aces at all. Roble, Chief Gardener at Hennas.' hared, he had no knowledge of the deceakrh or day of the parties. ,He faw the Geminate is the Geld where Lard ComaiirOall fell 0n1 7 7= day sarong , del, about a quarter before eight iVeleek.s they were at the top of the field ; there were Soar Gentlemen between three and font hundred pea Mane from him. Several perfoos were with Ile wise& •At fir& they raw them wilkieg In the = ar ts they heard the report of one pilaf. and of mac, ar the interval of two or three !Smut is. They law the fasoke, and perceind one reestiessaa fall. Two of the Gentlemen ran ap to him The witsek nsetelmfe two Gentlemen coming up dm field. lift,' (poke to him. and defined him ibt Gon's khan go and aria the wounded Gentle- Sas, He went to the ground and !.mad Lord Ca- una, on the ground. and Sheers lifting him op. Se Ailed in caltsng him to Mr. OTTIIe r S. He could dißieguilh.from the fitsation in which they Rood, that die deceafed fired SOL They flood at the dißance of thin e ices, which on being meaficed. proved to be y twenty-aine yards. It was safy to *f asten &fiance, benefit he faw where Lord CAMOLPOOD fell. and twenty-nine yards of could plainly obkrve the mark of his antagonill's heels in the dew. The deceafed did not fay any thing about the affair is the bearing of the witnefs. We knew nothing of the Geodesics preknt, never having ken them Inform . Mr. Simon Niebolfon, fumes. of Sackville. beet, Rated. that on Wednef&y morning hall be was called on to attend the &maks!, who had re nived a find wound on the right fide of his rhea, near the &milder, which appeared to have been Wade by the bell of a gun or pifloL The deceafed complained of confide' able pain in his cheß. and violent Sooting pains from has cheß to his back, par ticularly when he Spoke. He alto complained of a pain in his lower extremities, from which the nit nets foppofed the ball had patted through the Longs: and lodged in the ipine. The deceafed never recovered the ufe of his lower extremities. but langnifhed till Saturday evening Tall, about eight o'clock, when he expired. I'he %rimers opened his body, and dißovered that the ball had fraa , red the fifth rib, and bad paired through the right the of die longs, and lodged in the pillage of the Irina! marrow through the firth verrebre of the back bone. lo the &ell there riete more than fix quarts of cr. sravafated blood, which bad compelled the lungs fn as to prevent them from performing their fumaions. No further evidence was offered to the Jury. Mr. Hodgfun, the CoLi.ner, laid. hi. duty calle.! upon him to male but very few oblerv,it:ons. It was ovjdent the decured had been lolled by a fLot tired at him by fame perfiin, of whe.fe identity the Jury bad no dreg or admiVile proir'. The laws of thi, country admitted of no creole I , r one man kilhrg another in a private duel ; but Cupp fiog the perlen who bad Rain the deceafed to be able, before a fu paint Tribunal. to offer circumstances and tads to • palliation of his offence, they could not have any weight on this Inoue. lie had, Itriaiy (peaking. been platy of murder, avid to that effat mull oe eefarily be the verdiet of the Jury. In the present Colic LIM e was no doubt of the deceafed having been f-Innioiifly killed ; but there nes no evidence who was the principal, or who were the seconds. In point ...t fa.% all wet e equally guilty; for in the Rime of alitraci, accei..l.e% I.;:wtt the LER wets COgildend IOrrUM as principals. He did not fee bow it was polfible to refer the death of Lord CAMILFORD to accident, for there was pofitive proof that be had fallen by the hand ref fume perfon ; therefore the Jury bad no al :ernative but that of laying he bad been killed by Come perfon or perfons unknown. There was hardly a doubt but the expreffions and avowal of the demi'. ed. fo honourably made in favour of his opponent, would, if the latter were arranged in a fuperior Court, induce his acquittal ; but that was a confi deration which aught not to operate on the minds of thole whom he was addreffing. Had the parties been in a room, and upon a hidden quarrel, the de mated having given the full provocation, had been killed, it might have been jultifiable homicide; but, on the consrary. it appeared they had deliberately gone out to commit an unjutlifiable ae. Had it been proved who the perfon was who fired the that at the deceated, the Jury would have been bound to have returned an identical charge of murder againft him, and thole who were prefent aiding and abetting him; but as the cafe flood, they could only pronounce the verdia to which he had alluded. The jury declared themklves perfealy fatisfied. Mr. %Vissow, the Secretary of tbe Lord Chancel lor. and Solicitor for the noble relatives of the de emfed, declared on their part, that he was as well fatisfied as the Jury with the impartiality of the in velligation, and the very candid and honourable manner in which the Coroner had pointed out their duty to them on the occafion. The Jury tmanivisoufly returned a verdia of eafai wafer. or Owings lowitilr. by Come perfon or per. Cons to the Jurors unknown. Several Gentlemen, friends to the deceafed; at tended this Inquell. which was held at a very early hoar of the morning. The body was loon after removed in a hearfe to Caruelford Houle. the corner of Park-lane. Yeßuda, afternoon, about four o'clock, a iitde boy, about ten or twelve years old, playing with a pißol in a court in the neighbourhood of Duke-areet, in the Borough, placed it in his mouth, not knowing it to be loaded, and difcharging it, Maned his head to atoms. He had before this (napped it both at kis mother and Mier. _ _ . ---- Yetterday morning a fervent riding on horfeback and leading anotherlmfe. near the Queen's Palace in St. James's Park. the led hock Itruck out and kicked a drummer boy in the forehead. and hurt him fo materially that his recovery is {: °acid. He was taken to the Infirmary. About a month ago a perks of very genteel ap pearance and add:efs about 3o years of age, went into the bop of Mr. puns. watchmaker and flyer faith. the corner of Finkle-Rreet. Hull, and Milted to look at tome rings. one of which he made choice of, but declined purchafing it on account of the price. A week or ten days after be again called. and of fered within iff pence of w hat the ring was valued at, *at the money was refuted. A little before ten o'clock on the evening of Wednefday lat. he again called, in the abkoce of Mr. Donn, to take the nog, acid requeffed change for a NI note. As foon as Mrs. Duna bad opened the till, for the parpofi: of giving be pretested a pilot. threatening to murder ; l er fie made any noife, and while overcome with terror be fell fenfekfs on the floor, he flinched nine five-guinea notes out of the drawer and made off. leaving her locked up in the room, ind taking away the keys. In his balk he left the ring behind, and it does sot appear that any article was taken oot of the bop .lave the above notes. At Oxford Affiees, which elided on Toefday lafi, George Payne. for felonioufly feeretiog a letter, and taking thereout a note of the Oxford Univerfity and City Usk. valoe vol. the property of Mr. John Bad cock, of Watliagton, was fined one billing. and fen. tented to two years impriforunent in the Houfe of Correction • Rd. Gtiinfliaw, for leafing four pieces of borne ( pun linen fleeting from the premifes of Mr. W. Greening. of Littlemore, to remain till next Affixes Richard Knight, charged on a violent tuA picion el having Rolm not of the fiaughteritoufe of Mr. Thomas Wells, at Chipping Norton. the caseate of one fat (beep and a leg of mutton, difeharged by proclamation ; and Elizabeth Smith.chared on a vio- lent fufpicion of having fel fire to a quantity of barley in the flraw. the property of Mr. William Wiggins, of Pylon. acquitted. W sacs a sr ea.Maacn q.—At onraffizes t 7 prifoners were tried, eight of whom were capitally convicted, viz. JonathanHarben and Jahn Gubby, for the wilful murder of Wm. Harben(father of the former) to be executed en Monday, and afterwards gibbeted near the fpot where the horrid deed was perpetrated, in the neighbourhood of Cluidchurch ; Elizabeth Ca far, for the 'wilful murder of her own female bodged child, alfo to be executed on Monday next (the 12zh) and then delivered to the Surgeons for diffeetion Richard Carter, for Reeling three honks. to fuller on Saturday the 24th ; Role Riley, for Healing Bank notes ar.J ealh ti cm the perfen of Eliz. Salter; Mary Welch, for a felony in the houfe of R.. Pierce, at Portico ; William Norris, for breaking open a dwel ling I.oufe ; aa..l James Eati, for a burglary. The foor lacer wcze reprieved before the Judges left the City. MoTy Fleming and John Hillyer for Reeling iron, acre sentenced to be tranfporred fourteen years each. Mary Ooklet. for a felony, to be trattfported !even years. and others were acquitted. Only ten racks were entered at NO Prim:, and ant soc of ti de was intereding. It was an indict. relent of the Right Hon. Lord Bolum. Lord Lieu- tenant oi the county. and W. Neville, Lig. a Deputy Licutenar-. ct.arging them with libelling twelve re ipe.ftable Grrntemen of Gofport, the Jurors who had afetre.l the v flue of Mr Bingham's premifes, takes for the ufe of Government, •in publithing the reran tier; of a Lieutenancy Meeting, advifing Mr. Sethi the Receiver General. not to pay the rum of 1 4-"ccl• wLich the Laid Jurors hadawarded. Mr Jell liL 1., leading Counfel for the profarition. tilled wizneifes to prove that the foOlOtiall bad been circulated. It was however admitted for the delta dew.. that they had autborized the publication of the Rezolution in the Newfpapert ; and Mr. Buaaouou argued, that they had not exceeded their duty in sde.r.r..g that a fum of public money. which appeared to them far heyc.nd the value of the premiies, &fluid no: Le paid till further enquiries could be made. The jor-„ ::ter a (hart cooruhatioh pcoucaaced the de sc:..4..at-..-Nat LLWPON MARKEtth BORN-FXCINANOE, MONDAY, WARM! tb. We 4 , d this day but a middling fupply of Wheat, little of which is fine; there is therefore a demand at an inerdafc of as. per quar ter; odor forts are !till heavy Of Barl4y Meryl' but ikon fup ply, and tittle variation, as is that of Malt. Peale, with Beans of both forts, are fonsething higher. In Oats an advance of t► per quarter ban taken place. Flour plentiful. GENERAL. CURRENCY Ad UNDER Wheat, 30.- 41b 34s per qr. White Peak 3sa. 424 rate Ditto, ggs. g7s. 04. , Scans, Sts. 364. 641. Rye, sps. gas. Tick Ditto sgs. gss. Earley, ills. age od. Oats, too, sr& aes. Md., els. Sp. ad. PRICE OP FLOU Pigand dkt . o, ass, ado.od. R Plat Floor gos. to es s. Seconds 355. to gos. per lark. task Tat LONDON OAtITTt, SATIIIIDAT' MARC! ICA Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from tke retains ending the 3d of March, tilos. Wheat I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. enal Peale. a. 4. s. d. a. d. s. 6. a. 4. a. 4. 49 7 33 s 22 8 1 9 9 33 to 3 8 t The average Prize of Sugar, computed from the Returns nude In the week ending March 7, is gas. VA. per hundred *eight. - - PRICE OF SLEDS. Red Clover - ahs to 9os per ewe. White ditto 7os to tans do. Trefoil 3ss to ess do. I Carraway oos to 754 do. Coriander, 16s ro lan do. Toro* sas to ses per bead. White Muflard Seed, Ss to 94 od do. Brown ditso, 14$ to tat ilk. Canary, 61 od to 7s ofdo. Rape ed. a$L to 3111. feet Is*. PRICE O P HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Begs al os to sllsl 1 Pockets $1 to to SI ase SMITHFIELD, March 12. To Soh the of il—por Bone of Db. es od to is ed I Wel od to ad rows p lid to p6d Pork pedtoes ed IMOD 011 , Delfts about pp—Shoop and Lambs sdoo. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, Much is. Per Rome of Db. by the ears& • Beet ss 6.1 to es Id I Veal as el to as od Mottos 3s SA to es 6rl Port as ed to es ed PRICE of HAY lod STRAW In SMrCHFIELD. Meadow Hay, per Lead, - el. ica to $l. os. Clover - - - I. se. to $L 16s. Straw, per Load . El. 94. to 11. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market es j 7 1 41 Town Tallow 775 od to as avei darhet es 7 RuSia ditto (can.) 751 od to or Martel Raffia ditto (foap) psi od to os (per Rose of Slb.) 4s sd Melted St nod to 634 Dim Pm& 441 od to as sas 7id Graves 14s od. Average Price es Mid Good Deep els to os Yellow Soap, Us. to ostrfottled.9ss.—Cord, 961. Price of Candles per dose, a se. od,-Mordds, sp. ad. COALS. Plesehs, Monday, $ Cargoes fold In the Pool fron44s4. tops. pd. per Chartres. March y,Wednerday, 3 ditto ditto esa to jot. 6d. Minds 9, Friday, Otto ditto $71.10588. Extraordinary Proofs rf the foperior Efficacy of Srissavev's Antifeorbatic Drops, difplayed in the following Cores:—Mr. Wilton, of Dean. sear Edin- burgh, cured of an inveterate (curvy by taking theef drops; his cafe attefted by Mrs. Miller and Mr. Scott, South Bridge, Edinburgh—the Son of Mr. Porter, of Leeds (three years old r cured of a violent korbotic complaint extending over his face sad body. by taking three bottles of obeli drops; his cafe *netted by Mr. Wrt, printer, Leeds—A Gentleman refilling near SpiHbury, in the county of Lincoln, was core of a bad (curvy by theft drops : Mr. Hof, medicine ten der, of Spillby, is acquainted with the particulars of his cafe.—Thefe Drops are fold wholefAle and retail at the Difpeofary, No. if, Soho.fipiare ; and by molt of the refpeltable venders of patent medicines in town and country. in bottles of ss. 64. to nos. and tl. as. each.—N. B. Porchafers are defired to be particular in noticing that each bottle, bill, and wrapper, has the words "By the King's Patent," and a black Ramp affixed to each bottle, marked Spalbury and Co. No. 15, Soho-fquare. lIRTHS. Raker.llmet, Portlemiquare, the Lady of GER. Patten*, of a ism At Otiport, es the nods alt. the Lady of Dr. Domeier, phydklan to Ids Royal Illghnefs the Doke of San, of a fan. On Saturday feonlght, at Clailtlan Dank, the feat of Laurence Oliphant, Efq.Mn-Oliphant, of a foo. On the at bit, at Sauchris, the Lady of Major William Max well, younger of Mannish, of a fon. MARRIED. At North Tart* ea the altth ult. by the Rev. Juba Aldan. James Ford. Efq.of Maatrafe, to Mils Catharine Attila, fettled daulbter af the late Mattes A akin, Efq. of St. Croix. On the knit uh. at Dammam Part, near Waterford, jatilta Gilbert, Efq. Captain in the Royal Regiment of Artillery. On Friday laR, at hit honk in Harley.ftreet, In the 84th year at his age, the Rilhop of Kildare, who was alto Dean of Chrift Church in Ireland. In Upper Ohara Meet, Bedford-bran, the Infant fon of Geo. Sham, F:fq. aged (even months. Wednefday. In I.ong•Acre, Mr. Thomas Malta:, author of the Pidureque Tour through London, Views in Otford, At Andover, in his 7,01 year, Jobn Smith, Efq. an Alderman of that corporation ; and, as he was preparing to go to the above gentian's's funeral, Mr. John Carter. fin Friday morning, in Wimpole-ftreet, George Cranfutd, Efq. On the aBth uk. at UttPXOCT, Stalfurdililie, the Rev. Thomas Kretingr, of that place. Saturday morning, in the 15th year of his age, Mr. Thomas P:Apps, Melt fon of Mr. Phipps, Copthaf•court. On the 4th init. Mr. Frincia OttWc, of Enfield, in the county of Middlekx, an eminent brewer. TO THE RETAIL VENDERS OF PROPRIETARY ME- D.CINLS. V NEW BE R Y f St. Paul's Church ."... yard, Londin, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder, Dr. James's Analeptic Pills, Dr. Stecres Opod , bloc; Dr. Auflin'aCha lybome Pills, lie. Hooper's female Pills, Dalhy's Carnsiueive, the Cordial, Cephalic Snuff, the Effence ut Coltdout. and a variety of other Articles of repute, having dd.:uttered that fuodry doe Dealers I. London have, by travelling thonfelyrs, or by meat s of riders and hawkers. diffeminatol through the kingdom, large quantities of fpuiloq Prulatatious ; in the bills of direttions, of which the namep of Mr. Newbery and tbc other Proprietors are made aft of; mid have, under cover of a conviction In bursae(' with his Houle, prevailed upon many unfufpetting thopactren to fell Inch counterfeited Medicines.—be thick, It proper to worn the retail Venders spiral loch difbersoorable traffic; and to intim them, that by cocooning to be the agents of fuck artful traders. they render themfelves liable to a Prokeution for a Fraud upon the Parthafers. as well as upon the Proprietors niche Medicines. In order to cuunterael Inch impoftures, and that the COMMIT Vender may be rips/My fortified with the gondoe Articles, MeCrs. Newbery at d Soo. intend to employ Travel em to elk different parts of th. Wind ins ; and In :he mean time, theft Per who may be ineui...d to open accounts with them, may be furolibed upon liberal trims, by applying as above. N. IL As the Commifficeirrs of the Stamp Office base accom modated the Proprietors of Medicines with feyarate Plates. In which their names are infetted, wry few medicinal Ankles of moth queore are now fold without inch flaw, fo that the retail Vendor, by obtentna whether the names of the Proprietors be printed or nut 1i the Stamps, niay &ferrules the authenticity ache Medkines : Purchafers alto, by the rune attention. will be etun hk4 to dated any inipoifw4 that may cultar.bc raddad or air 'tempted. No it. A RADI44tIACh6 Tti E,knoorti falsity aged merited ftleeefh - 11fJlt& figEDYCINAI. SOAP, for the prevenrinn of a Opts& Oif. , order, Binds unegnallod, ;manned sr prows terciSithio. This invaluable preparation fold Nkltb..fale cud Retail (only), at No. 23, nonthompton•ltreet, Covent-Gardcn,* in Loam 4s. duty and tnwile ineloded. or three Boxes to ~ rte Packet half* guinea; alto at No. 3c, eiceadiUy, and No. 46. Cortshlll, where may be had At` AA taw Sesctric !MAC floN. conyged of the moft approved and &mile Dotergents, which, for fcmloal debility, vicatnetli &e is perhaps fuperior to any reraedy tver offered to the Public, having effected a CpeNly and radical cure in cafes of eight, tcn. and min lixtecn year. Itia ling, after various other means hid failed. Bottle. as. foiled tip with dire:lion.. N. B. Sent to any part of town or-country by diredlons (pott age free, melding tie amount) to Ale:miler and Cd. 13, bomb. lintipton-Meet, Covent-Usrdts. CHILBLAINS are cured by I, oe ppli catloft of aH EAWS FLUID ESSENCE at musTARD, And the feyercit SPRAINS and PRUISES, In lets than half the time ufaaUr takan by Opodetdoc, Arquehd fade, or any other Liuintent at &Artie:eine ; and if ufed ilLt010; &Rely attar any accident, it pn.weets the p .rt turning black. The Multard Pills, are Alfa taken with iinsuin tweak In all Rheumatic. Paralytic, and Gouty Affectinit.. Nu:Ousels, Spaikisi or wandering pare Flatulency, indigettion Al general Debility t at the lame time, tie naive laid Eferee it applied to the 'Bated, In Chafe complaints where vaccine? It is anti fold at al. pl. each lint or Bottle, by K. Joisniton, Apotheraryi OreellAreet. Soho. Loudon ; and may be had of every Medicine Vender in Great Britain and Irihunl. keine Cidialaitt Ointment. far cleanung and fpeedlly . Clillblaies, Rafe prepared by Mr. Johniton, price as. each Boa. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS. INFALLIBLE OLRMAN CC R.N-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent REMEDY is fo certain at its Mazy having never in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corn, rate and branch, TO ateltall Telt 1110:11T. And ke begs knit to add, that It has infinitely the advantage of the nantbedefs eacises Ointments, Salves. &a. as many hundreds of eillided pa , foss can teltify, smog whom arc foam of the firfk clumstiters sa this kingdom. Sold Wholcfalc and Retail by T. Axial, No. z, Finch-lane. near the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavißock. Erect ; Mr. Wilfou, No. go, SL ]amass-street; Mr. No. it, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Ideate. and Co. No. !so; Oxford-dicm. At &idol, by Mr. &Via and Mr. Sheppard, tniddelleas Bath, By Hazard. boohfeller ' and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by. Banter, South Bridge. Ponies and Gorport„ Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer.and Mr. Jams ,boanieller e Porennentb. Mr. McVey. beebister. And by met at the Varna at Atedielnis lR Enylbsed. HAVINHAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy. and !mei G . gratiliod toy the atilt emilderable pradtice is that branch which I thought tropes. to Nee, I trult that I have not ewe mg. enplaned my time than theta who, in the ezten fi ee geld of the profcaion. are oacalinsally inunetted in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that toccata which is acquired by manmade" the intellefroal power to oar dais of Warden. The Mena of DEBILITY are peculiarly diarcEng, Ito' they ber with them a train of concomitant tymptoms, and, by a or of all vital mew, exleence Welt becomes onbatcredr they mik from the mutt= elfin example, the deacon ties habitant khotSboysr or the Welcomes of maturky. they se. juke the mea abloom profdised atm; bat W the letwaranna of wasdomtal Rea, the Imams are aggravate.; and tho meal. Mks is &aroma. Asa highland et the ROYAL COLLEGE of EURGEONS. ...-. . . I 'resod my peetalione on reindwity of efteseleat mid orifteN4 ewer, Privftlinr MAW. I Rah m that amides, with whirl ikon MMus here fa bisserrad. la the lirft Eugene of local ea* applkodes we prevent the drily of a &tamed frame t b where tbe Oaf her, Ms a ealablediefe of des semenlineb of the eke which mieleamms la feed& of tie er emliare of Me fray phylleles, and breeds seer kit M ily with enreltd eea caefaasat, ask be baidatory for Mate be afford am ear of waft of aisesist, bet alto a dee soft knielable foamy. Andy reeent Vessel Compleinte k is polftik to Freres palm danger or &area ; in the moil nempilened cafes k ie the acquire ment of exclaim experience in this is to dad a fate, CfrtaD, SE %lady re 4 I& IIO CUL I Oar die advantage of this aperienett te tbakeldther fet wbee ere aided with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fmaptonw VENEREAL INFECTION, and io ell cafes the teowsdnma seradaa imitated cc the EA interview. Pademsie Me sonny am esaird to inside a sank notpapi renquellal to tsar *dr pp sad nurser of Sim. MARTIN MEL Member of the Royal College of Bargees in tandem inmdel.fteeet. Strand,-near Tent& Ear- To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. No. 9, Bridge-ftreet, London. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March IS, ant. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever fincetbc your A. 1790, 1 have been afilidled with the Luca Venereal which. from its sibllinately refdling every courfe of medecine preferibed by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing fascist revere cousin of Salvation, and twice difehargal from the Horpi tall, with little relief, would appear to be of the ntoft inveterate nature. In the fpring of lift year my diforder had got to lochs had, as nearly to put a period to my etlftenec: I had a large ulcer on the crown of my bead, one on etch arm, and my legs were broke oat In a frightful manners my right was dreacifelty pain. fel, and had beta in a &tate of ulceration for the laft keen years; my left bad alto two large nodes on it, was way much difeoloured and gore me loch czerucladna pain. particularly when warm Is bid, as nearly to deprive me of reit. In this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J.'lltompon, (who received fo great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent PlUs, which began to do on the 26th of May ; n the cootie of a ortnlght I be gan to receive benefit—in little more than a month the ulcers on my bead and arms were roundly healed—fuon after the Corea oa my legs Ideated alto, leaving Wiwi:etc, conG.krable dircolouratios in the Rim and pain in the bone spic left, whieb, by the bier- Ong of Goo, and a little longer rrreveranc , l In your invaluable Medicine, fubridod ; the nodes dirperlisj, the fain r.galeing its natural hue, and the nature:4 pa.ll, gra,...ually tering thus became, by your liberal advice and niedicine,perfc,ftly free from all my former complainta—have recovered my former Spirit and Strength, and am become folly and fa!, is uhich Cate basin contirued many inontlu. to the a/ion:Miners of all who knew me. I am at a In:, in what terms to caprefs my gratitude, but beg ' you, for the gond of other refrain, mortals, to make this my cafe as public as yo.ffible, as I Stall on every necallon ; is (o doing you zn.atly obhge,Mr, your grateful. ribmlleut, very humble few VAAL, ALLX. =RICER. • hu Clore, 1-figh-ltrett, Fdinborgh. Wito.tr.... to the shove cure--John Thompfon. N 0.3. New Pouhrrolat het, John IWlntolti3OW Affemby clofe,,Editsbonth Prekaral atol told by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, klernber of the Royal CoUrgc. of Surgeons, at his Houk.. Isio.o. Iskw Bids-ftrett, London ; eater., after a coolant rr Gdenre of noire than thirty-fly years, tn a prietice particularly die r..dled to the cure of Vauriel ermsplainta, sod thole intidental tat the Parts of Otheration, with that ii• viola ale Cony" which Men of kis rrpfettionWould always oiderre an foeh Les be flatters Itiznfelf, the advice and afrillance he gratnitoofly admisitters to patois takirg this M....titan... will be eitc,.r.ied, liv a iltrecrokof Publk,aran advantisge feldorn attainabieun.' void of all arrshivaity. Aro (old, by his appointment, for thr conv.toence of chore Pro In, at a d.flance, at the Perfumer's, N.N . .t c. ht. Aihrn'toßetwea P..11-Mail; he Toy-dvip. 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