Star. — London, England, 1804-02-25 00:00:00

WILITTIIII UPON • YOUNG LADY. 'ran OM Oman's bed, the GOD rDA T Titre Heaves's pure ante nil his radiant May. Waled ate glad morning as he tame, and hued Ms &heft Simko seer the fmilbts world ! With wonder and with joy my repined fight Ifiewl the bright lasses of Beauty. Life, sod Light! I pedsourbon, lo 1 ELIA A CAM array'd her dens, flume forth the blooming Maid bipedal bosomy darted as her faze. — Ina varying moment bade fame new-born grace Light her warm cheek sad o'er her bofom same, And gloved in either cm the torch of Love ! Bright P ! [theft of the pow'm divine! Forgive the weaksets of a heart like mine! Thine orb no more view'd with glad Write, On brighter damns I Bed my ears eyes! Withdrew the homage to thy beauties And thought tb e M fairer Man Ms Goo! January. XIX" 'AB. *l. .10111 MOT aclint4 lll 4 VELA 1111.40 Alta 4WD Wlllll !IP. OILMITII. Tau was an ahion laid t o recover clamaies for =and ft& iFOdltifolimerit of the lady. 'llse de at ift pleaded the general iffue, and nest pat in a plea oljulliteation.idledging that the plain . 4, Mrs. Maguire, accompanied by a man of the some ofGalland, came to his houk, made a great . riot and affray there, and that from the circumaratee " of not being alga to pe t oenre a peace officer, be him ' feif Moveyed the parties to a svateh-houte. •,-, kir, Cooties, hated, that Mrs. Maguire, on tbe sd ~: '.• 1101, having accafion for a.few gdllings to ars ' 'tome immediate exigency, di d fend e young •. .. !Olt a ;old ring to defendants knife, in Oat " . . • it being. a pawnbroker's Office, ie order • ~ ' wtatever.triiing changOle: waited:en it.- 6 v • feuds* took - the ring, but refitted a g4 say ',. pow IDS it; at the fame time detaining !t....m a ' • Sietehrof IV being bit& metal. OF r!?"7 "'O wned i* Walioteewan4 which muted tint ii womao MU T, • loppooflorg 4ations to defendant for ihe,iini;l,in . r awrifs, users an the zotit day otOd.followitig ,, . _tifiriiil lig;04 1 0 1 4 1 ; km. W,hom fls, i Soaght tAci is the defaidant's biome. in order to domain its, and iiketirTs 9stheir arrival at the defendant" 1 ", .- f i lmy . niiturally ;melted 'hies on their Inifinefs.l Pl* r u ed with a tarmac of abufe, iffettiag the l was lards. and heft aUidginz that he had broken ' • !brown it &ray, while he dealt oat the &rota "is turiniee - iid • Teri:web in * very Odioui epithets. waver; he did produce the ring. and *ding to IfiritOi aqua fiirtis, hireitcrited bir abate. while . " • .. rat* dirt mot twOpeicket Orals from their ;. ,- : • • ',,, i , !oder threats of diliiharging the, at the 1 1 . ' i key 'snide ' the leaft rififtenci, cuiveYeet , air middle of the d: through the public .... . • . end lodged theth in St. Andrew's watch • - .." ,"ailsiee they Were detained feveral houri until examined and difcharged by the' SuPerintendant Ma ttxGalland. who was plaintiff on a (omits.' ac-'' koo agerinft the Defendarit. bar* (worn on the Poi' ' Wire. de paged that he wail no way interefted in the Oeent of tbis e dits's—examined in chief, he further 1 'deputed that be is an engraver. and further depofed that lta fold the ring ia queftion to Mrs. Maguire • TM- Sys, ad. It was an ordinary gold ring, but, 14e others, mixed with a certain portion of alloy Iroitablo to the retpedive prices at which gold rings ace fold. Witnek fubftantiated by his te flimony Mr. 'Curran's Raiment, as far as be was concerned, al- 1 1 lieding that the defendant tiled the epithet of ' u Swi ndling Vagabonds," to them, before he retort ed to the plias, under terror of which he conveyed tO die watch honk, white 'be (the witnefs) w e accommodated in a nisitome hole or deogeon,and detained there for feveral boo rs. A woman who was at the pawnbroker's office at the time the parties mentioned attended in esplana , lion of the ring, corroborated the teftimotiy of Gal. lead, further hating that lie ufed no threats or foul language againft the Defendant. The maker of the ring in quellion depofed, that it was gold, and that he fold it to GaUand. Mr. Sotictroa Gs AAAAA argued in defence, that hii client ailed with that precaution to which his duty to the public bound him. by endeavouring to pre vent the impofition of bate metal for gold, as well as to commit the perpetrators of such offence by le 'sal authority into the candy of the officers of jut.' tact. It vi nuld appear in the evidence for his client, that Galland, who, in the very nest trial is plain tiff in s fiir.ilar adion, and who will have the benefit of Mrs. Maguire's teftimony in his favour, in return for the like accommodation with which he has fa. vowed her, did not only air up a riot in the defen dant's honfe, and in the pretence of many cunomers, but after he was carried to the watch Ilona, did de port himfelf in a manner which rendered it neceffary to treat him with unutual rigour, in . order to (cone the fafety of the perfous who neeeffarily attend at fuch places. --- flatlet, a Superiatendant of the Watch, proved tlfe better part of Mr. Pliinket's flatement. Lord Avoassoas, in charging the Jury, adverted I to the different depofitions of the f I witneffes, obferving, that if they found a verdid in favour of the defendant, the plaintiff would be liable to double colts. but if on the contrary, they found for the plaintiff, the defendant would be liable to ordinary colts.—Verdi' for the plaintiff, col. damages, with 'ohs. GALLCID V. bat KITH. 'I his was laid precisely in the fame manner as the former, with the ufual pleas by the deter.dant, and replication to that of fpecial jutlificatioo on the part of the plaintiff. Mrs. Magnire, the former plaintiff, proved the cafe • for Mr. Gelland. The Lime train of evidence bad been gooe through, with the a dditional tcftimnnv of is Mr. Connor. working jeweller, as to the ring,aritrt. ing it was a gold one, will' tome copper in it , which p o iGbly might have received the aqua fortis. and yielded to it, by which the defendant might be de. carved into an opinion that it was bale metal. ' Aro tiler ;ors-, on which the defendant" Ci.tirfel i previ ,, tafly ;nf, , led, returned in this cafe a vetchh for the plaissidf—foie damages. with cotta. A FEMALE SANDLER AT VIENNA ---- Laft Autumn a Lady, calling herfelf a Baronets, arrived at Vienna, in a brilliant equipage. attended ' by four men fervants, and two maids. She took very elegant apartments. which the furoilhed in tlyle. All her expences were paid in ready money and in gold. She was indented at Court, and in the firft circles, as the widow of a Prulfian Colonel, immenfe ly rich. In November the received a credit from a Banking houfe at Hansburgh, upon one of the firft Bankers at Vienna, for so,ooo florins. Her expences and infinuating manne rs, with a tolerably good per. fon, and the charafter of a widow in affluence, pro cored her numerous admirers and a number of fair ors t amongft others , le veret of the young nobility. She declined, however, all offers of marriage, having determined urn an eternal widowhood, in gratitude for the large fortune left her by her ever regretted hufband. She went regularly to church, and to eon. &t ion. was irreproachable in her conduit, and .ehafte in her manners and converfation. She was looked upon as a model of virtue and religion, and loon be. came the envy of her own fez. in becoming the ad miration of the other. She was very Audible in the poor, vilited often the hofpitids, and fabferibed largely to philanthropic inftitutions. Thehoufe op polite to her apartments belonged to a young mas, fon of a grocer. who. had a yery high opusion of his own pet Con and merit, beeaufe his father had left him soo,ooo florins. He actdreffed hitsfelf twonewf her fervants, to have a letter delivered to thatßaronetsm with an offer of. his hand and fortene,. was - illed with indignity For a largeprefent the fame feivant undertook again, though as the Tiik oflorms his ferrite. to carry another letter, which met with a leis revere receptioa. The•Baroncts being (mitten with the perfon of the young mzn, whom at lad the admitted privately into ter prefence, and after many yers, . fighs, tears, land' prettily, lhe -agreed: to pra give biro her loudness Eakr ; but having lefuled Cu many pent geeple, the young man was laid under aria limey, and theirmarriage was to be celtbrat. ed at Berlin. • In December Wilk received a letter. importing that her Touoger dais was pronsited to a Sn Nolikinan. - ' 'Abe coofakeil Jar farm lover whom limbed plldradoil to believe that the bad ;fortune of soo.ooo Swim in the you, shoot .the preterit ibie would make her Mer on bar wedding dar..ond it Rai agreed . t hat a could not be of iris value than 60,000derine laid hat his diamoods kiiand as the was Wanted to iditiefe.:die /hang min was &fired to bring sonnini mirth firanabis uncle, a jeweller. whom the faid the would pay istestly money for what the determined to keep. . The diamo nds were bronitt the evening, and left for her infpeftion. Mud the nest day But when the young matt - called at the appointed time, the fireman fail theii mitre(' was ill, and Could fee no company before the - day after; and when the duped lover 'heti lettitned; In was informed that the Baronefi, with onetifliet fistnals (Oven's,' had, 48, hours befog, left the heith g but previoully left or.' dos to de cla re het if 'enquired after. as the was going to Uribline Cosmetic to-make her devotion. Melted indeed been there, b4t (yr - tolled' thefopetio . of a brilliitnecrofs of the greatefi'ialue, whis% late Emprefs Maria Therealnd given to the Rite, of a miriettkaut virgin, the Eironefi bad bor. rowed it as* patteti farina The intended to give bar filler. She had the faviie"day hire l. p so ketW and, upon pretence Of Iftiyhi t tietsralitfot bar lifter's' marriage, bad obtained and' in hank . notes for bills oft HaMborgl* too.loo florins more than the had etedit for. It has fame been found out that the had Taed the fame tricks at Berlin, Diefden, and at Na ples. Couriers have been fent every where after her, but in vain.—the only information obtained is, that a lAdy nearly anfwering the dethiption, had embarked tail month at Embden, either for England or for America. It is laid, that her defulate and de ferted lover 4 now on his way to this country ; and if he can find her out. intends to forgive, and marry her. She is about twenty-five years of age. (peaks fluently aloft Etstopean langnaget. has a fine tafte for drawing, and plays the piano-torte in elquilite tile. On Thurfley a per Gui dreffed in a naval uniform applied to a refpeflable honk in Duke.ftreet, Yntk• buildings, for lodgings, dating that he was Captain of a King's thip, and come to town. on bufinefs, and could not tarry. He requeded he might be provided with every thing elegant. He was then {hewn into an elegant fill floor, whet, he dated that he Ihnuld deep there that night. He wept out, faring, he was going to a neighbouring coffee-honk, and (non after his re turn, a (errant and a porter Came with two large boxes; he loon after defired his fervant to empty his trunk, and fetch the red of his things from the coffee hook. He loon followed hi. fervant, but not return. ing at night, a fearch was nude. when it was found that he bad packed in the box, carried away by the fervant, property to a confisierable amount. A young boy, fon to a poor man named James M'Conkic, in Ireine, being on board the gallica Friends, of that place, a tew days ago, unluckily I call his eye on a cake, which had been laid in the'', fleerage mixed up with arfenic, for dearoying rats, I and flipped it into his pocket unnoticed by any of the crew. After going home, he ate a full mouthful al it, but finding the Lille difigreeable, gave it to his father, who being very hungry at the time , t oafted it on the fire, and initantly ate it all op. He was foddenly taken ill, and died in a few hours after. Ott Sunday fe'nnight, at night, a man came by the Birmingham maul coach to the Tontine Inn, in Sheffield, where he was foon recognized by a perfon prefent, to he an of ociate of the deperadoes, who are known to have committed feveral of the late great robberies in Leeds and at liheffiell Before proper meafures could be takes in fecure him, be fuel• denly left the inn, with a pair of dippers only on his feet, and although immediately puifued, etfefled his elcape; leaving behind him his 'addle bags. in which were difcrevered counterfeit to the amount of nearly an hundred and fifty pounds. Toefday fentught, betwir the hoots of ten and eleven n'elns k, a Serjeant of the lltimfrievdtire Mili tia was attacked. no his way home to Glafgnw from Woodtide, by two men. one of whom had a bled geon, 'A oth which the Serjeant Mat fevercly wounded on the Moulders and head. He, however, feented the flick, with which be Molded biunklf and beat them off. • POLI'CLW. MAILLI6I.OOO II . o ....Ye/oday Yest Was . was charged with Reeling weirintwarel lo the a mount of tol. the property of Mary , The profecurris Rated , th at t h e bad pike. Abe prifoner into her houfe from motives of charity, which the prifoner denied,alledging, that fba had faved coaA. derable Cute of money in the ferviceof the Priisce of Wales, and other .perfosis of high rank. the whirls of which the bad expended with the profecutrit, who had driven her to this at. She was fully commiued. The Hon. Mrs. S--, of Dover.Areet, was charged with an *fault, by a chairwoman who had been at work in her hautecharge was corrobo. rated by a fervent, ,aud the difference fettled by the Magiftrate. THAPills Orrres.—Yellerday two. men were eon• !rifted of purloining King's itores from a lbeer•hulk at Deptford. 7 9 .6 f.,, 7. Angett, and C. Efamarfia. were com mitted for Reeling a quantity of wearing apparel from the Sip Lady Whitworth, lying at King James's Stairs, Wapping, th e e property at a:I - ea : B r ' , to the amount of fix p ounds. • • UNION Grey was conunitted or lre• exam i na tion, on fufpicion of ftealipg littera hprfes, the property of a gentleman in Eaft Grin lead. • Woalittr,sraesr.—Thurfday Sajontab Nestleek/ was charged on fufeicion of Reeling quantity bed furniture hip hanging to sky in the Old Artillercartinsiest, 'fintpfgatcareels and WAS cum enitted nr Yeiletslay 7. Perria was.conunitted ,for maesaini. nation, chogged by J. Parkins and others, on fulpi.' cion of having [Wien out of the poc 3 / 4 et of alma- Paid Perkins, in the room.where.they hadleth at tbe.BildfacelStag, on Epping Foreflaml.. • About twelve months fioce, a gentleman CitUriff in his ,ow,pbanife, after receiving patentd epf fps e cheques, haying_ occa fi on pats through .Qaverit- Garden Plizzijavi areat crowel(theitoyal Funk ' visa the,pllyhOt(c that evening), t lit. thii eeril , dl he raw two hither Of genteel appearance, Improteacti t o to whom he offered - his aiGßance to get than into the houfe, which, when he had done, lie left thertil to go honer and depofit ptbperty, amounting toi near S od. in notes ; burhe loon daabered'that be' had been fared that trouble F T foie perfon in the crowd. All (earth was i n v ain , till two days finer, when a Sol . note was traced .to the hands of a Clerk to a Proaor nil:1040W Ccomions, who bat profit,- ed an unimpeachable charaaer for the UR a plasi. He had Cent it to the S t am p Office for Stamps. He was taken into coßody, and in defence fail,. that lie had taken the Bill in payment of an Oxdar for 71. and gave the change. He is committed for a future examination. • Another dalhing (prig of (elision (mete deff, a few days (ince, in fwindling a tradefnian in Fleet -greet, by means of a falfe ehecque. It is hoped this rewti don will tend to put unclean= on their guard againk this nefarious (yam.Thufday fe'nnight, a poor matt, a labourer in Goorock,diedaimoL infiantly while at dinner, in con. '-quence of apiece of beef flicking in his throat. LONDON MARKET& COILN4IIOII4OIOIE, FRIDAY. nisaumix I %VG had ao-day he S WA PIP* of Von. *MO fold ink nu* our 'aft prices. Bariegr and Mak varied lid& Fool and Pada rather dearer. Oats Mier &sopa. Moir yea pinadinOst lower. GENERAL CUIf.RENCY AS gamut. Wheat, 15u.. 365.325. per %r. Withe Pan te 356.424. Fine Ditto. 535. 55a. od. Bean, joa 36t. Rye, 28s. 3ts. TickVittis ida 326. Barky, t 7s. 235. W. : Oen, 1 M twits Mak. 48s. Sp. 04. Polawd slitto,s2a. SOAR. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour 38$. to 435. Seconds 345. to 38$. per tact. A RETURN OF FLQIJR, From the z till ot Fcbssary to the z7lll ot=ary. Total-11,460 facka-, Average 445. on otd. tower than kilt return. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UE.BRIDOE,FESRUARTis. Wheat per load 101 154 to 141 SO Barley per sputa tl in to sl 45 Dais per ditto :I is tie 11 do Beans per ditto 11 111 to tl Oa • Pule per ditto tl tin to 11 As PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Senkkftekl. St. James's. Whiter:kept Hayperloasl 0 toy o 4 3 003 5 04 014 o tO S 10 0 1 Stt/W 19tot161it6toz17 6 t 8 to t 16 o Clover 4toto 6 o 5t0t06 zo o no , E OF HOPS. BAGS. POCEITI. resit - 41 16s to 31 zos Kent - sl to to 61 6. Seats - 41 zts to 31 os Sofres - 31 ss to SI 111 Etta - 41 ads to 31 zos Fartilson of ea to of t 4 Old Duty 199a001. PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover 6o to 981 per Cwt. White ditto 7os to taco do. Trefoil 40s to 66a do. Carraway dos to 701 do. Coriander, z6s to so do. Turnip sou to 28s per band. White Muftar4 Seed, tag to 04a ad do. Brown ditto, 114 to 651 do. Caoary, Is sad .to 95 od do. Rape Seed, itl. to 371. per laft. SMII'HFIELD. February 24 . To fink the oftal—per Itaine otb. B e d 45 44 to 3s 84 I Yea 5s oil to 7s od M at tes 45 lid to 5, 64 I Pork 34 Ild to 4 5 84 IllAtt Of CA VT LZ 7 till OAT. Beafts about 6oc—Sheep and Lambs 11,5c0. NEWOATE end LEADENHAIJ., February 24. Per Root of Sib. by the careafe. Bed 3s 44 t0 45 6d 1 Veal 42 oa to 6. 00 Mutton IS AO tO 45 64 Pork 31 Ed to 45 84 PRICL OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. 11111ted market iss 944 Town Tallow Sts 6d to 01 Clare Market .is sod Rubio ditto (east.) 76s Od to •s ll'bitscbapel Mark tt Ruffs dittokksap) 715 od to os (per Roca of Bib.) 44 944 Melted Stuß ilts od to 6,7 a --- Ditto rough 4+ 4 cd to 01 14f 541 Grraws 14$ ad. Average Price its 944 Good Dress 11110 01 Yellow Soap, 84r. to 0..•-.lsl,stkcl, 921,—Curd, 96$ Price of Canals. per dozen, IV.. &1.-Moulds. 13$. 64. PRICE OF LEATHER, per 112. AT LEADENHAI.L. Butts, so to 561 b sack It. 4 tO sod I/WNW to 651 b .15s1 to 144 Merchant. hacks 1944 to soil Decifing Mk. art: to vat floe Coach Hides 23.1 to ltad Crop Hicks for Cotllol 114 to 2344 Flat Ordinary lid to a:d Calf %ass 3.:, to ac...tb pet dozen 134 in ...d Ditto 5o to 710 sEd to . - .14 1)!i to 7o tog.% sBi to 3,4 Small Seal. (Greenland) per Th. 3. tot t o rs 94 Lore ditto tom to I sou per dos. 1 oss:sollioric Hbles s,o to .1 4. “4 • some W* of &Whelk elltoftiotelliattliving: contra& tpungy exereionamaa the ibis. which, oss. 4 lets checked, commasitote their meihiti our to • ; , thofe bones, fuperficially coveted, sod innsedhaely in the neighbourhood of theft elem. By e ying co rroding cattflics you &Amy . the adjent 'kits; and eve* &quid :she Jorne..rearain "Soaadv sod the wound put on a healthy Monson.. You have Pro. vented it from heeling by dcare,ying the :Erma which Nature has it not in her power yto regmerate. Let me adrift the.p. afore, to mend his fyficso, ask fpets the, bays ; the good, offais of which treatmcot Casodics. of Let. wade, near Edinburgh. eipericaceri in a perfra cure of her ulcerated leg. and arras, by taking a feet bottles of Spillbury's Drops. Her cafe is-smelled by Mr. Baxter, Mr. Patton, ami•Mr. Stew. art,Bmgeon, of ,Editsbusgh. The diets, of this Medicine on loophole. gout. rheumatifin. &e. .are amply detailed in the bill accompanying tbe.Patem AntifcorMaic Drops, fold at the Difpeafarr, -Sao. foam, 'Leaden, in bottles of ys. 6d. sot. aad.tleoat with s r Week (UMW land to each bottle, inallei Sailihary and Co. Moos, Bohofspeare." DeCLWASTICAL.DROASOTION. • • The Rev. W. L. Dowries is prefer:est to doe Pram/Abr. ley Cethedral. MU by the Lie Rev. Dr. Ogle. -Demise! ins I• MIK& rt. On the 19th Innate, at Dungekt, the Lady if Wl*, Astit Militusido, as km. MAME"). • On the aoth intbou gr.Dovereostu Eta, W. Coner t. ll.4l: lincoln'eAng, to TAM Johan ha Bridge, &aglow aririgp. Bfq. of Doseetwatt. - • - , . • .ISaiprotay 411, ROI 33..e4 Smooth, in. Dews*lre.wharehin went for the itteffrr of his Leah. Dr. IlfieeLturin, - Playbdis • jityllkieft.'efrint,s,Andsoalellate lirandry to ram. Qs *cut's. Wt. et \Kea Woqdbay-houlei,Derkr, Lady Story re&i of Bk Robert Slaver, E. D. On.Wodadttayore.4s, the.twomtprespb wow et hie pinny regeetted Ate pvinorpoe friends awl wesentatewee. Henri lint:tett. ofPetonlle=s Sciottlienk whkile boo . .wititthe Emma Chrdlion • . . (ht 't w rs. Lasnho, nilk De 44.014. it, 1 1 10 Read,' Di Teddy eonening. th 1.7 4111 , ..; r -To-AlORackic Wes iirakifete litoon fetee, moolontenalter, .sty nines Mei s - Or liter HIGH WATER AT LONDON MUDGE T 044011 mimes Aar 2 11.,...Caiami OW 2 _ . 14411ING,000cosso•yrof to the a tlityphtld - btem m ieradbed by the mardi mak/arable pnake la tfat ban& *Alai Maas* aroPiraftleth, lama Am 1 Rave hea mom al b affildrA• ebbs a lt ars who, in the camiso tied then esesbanany imatakd in encertaioty, and mast . always at that facers which is acipdval by comoritaMing dist istitltgatespower to we ;dek t a Aforalorro. of DEBILITY art pbcoltarly dideding, for day a g erl y i ahem • anis el caamine fyientionlet sad. by*de' 4 4ata energy, ealikane itkif . borentat embittered — dig gaffe feat die prevalence dill example, the define dye beri: ear dibrabboyv, or bidgmoteaf matveity. the, m y* the' Mob addidomm P•Aravna the b 1 4 1 ma nc. cif nwederated min. tbe finipteemara aggravated, and the wadi tattoo Ass ass i ta=. aft &ova... cousin d mamma, 4 smog my preranfeme en regsbalty of edeemlao; and meinieg * roof Fifer Flake , lAA soyfeif entitled to that condom's eclat which have Whato been fo liberally bewared. In the brit feldetbos Of 'Mal wallah, early applhatioa will alma the abardry of a debillanek Raab s bat where tee id- Ana, ilrom • catkin/Mk rd.lk aim vise winds ~llif~ his lohdattre , tip*mha i d s maim of Me eadassa‘ ll4 =r, 4=0"41, 41' ,,,,t 1 is b e .d'srod em s s a y s e cepabOity al bill4Wltel,e, /WM WO of tba melt indablie farm. Aad la st If merealenisphiansit is rebus imam path. *rot a Mita& s to Ms asaft amnplemad safes it is tbeacierna• mem of eseit=na thia hoe to 4101 a fare, .Reliv e in& fibAy r • I o the advantage id Adeempataide *erne clear be lobe me Mathis/ wtebarry biat4. 011atlATT:. d era *Brow 4 VENVILEAIi INFSCTIONr.and calms the tams al ram asiation are Aated dis the grit' Intervfewt ' • Patlentlin the monery art earrete4 /*Woad') a Berk suss, ma erccriedied cc focify *sir age nag 'planner of Wag. MARTIIIi Ihbaber of the Royal Collagen e In Limb& No so Arund*Rrtet, Strand. neat T To THOMAS TAYIAk.. 240. 9, Bildgelbreet, Lodoo. Honoured Sir, • Peßaborgit, Ahab ti, 11801. BECI have to inform you, that ever fives the your ty.n, I bum bees widi Me Laws Worm& wieriss Rome aldtbresal WWI% every mark of rectitsise partibol by the melt animal at eke faculty here, and undergoing kraal revere courks of fall radon , cod twice dikbarged undue the Hof* chi, with little MK would appear tome loveteraus mare. In the *log Wt year my get to hicks Mad ,as nearly to pedalo my csiltencm I bad a large Oar et► the er.os of my lead. one se each arm, sad my kat Imo broke out w a frightful manner; my right was dreadhail pall. fit, and had bees In a Date of ulceration for the laft level yeas t I I my left had sifts two large nodes oo It, was very much dikoloured land gave me fuch csentdathog pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive ins of refl. In this 'amenable fate was reccimntended by Mr. J. Thompon, curb° received fo vat a I cart by them here), to take your I cake a Patent PIINs began to do on the tba of ; a the murk of a artnight I be• 'gin to tett - 4We benefit—in little more than a womb the Mess as r my he-id and arms were haled—Coon after the rotes an my legs healed alto, leaving however, confidersbie difeolourion bid - In the (kin, and pain in the bone 'Abe left, which, by the e Ems of Quo, and a auk longer perfe ve rance In your invaluabi Medicine, habbdsd; the nodes difperfing, the kb regaining 11 ` mural hue, and the nodurnal pains gradually going of from 1 thus b ec ame, by your liberal advice and metkine,perfealy free sad all my former complaints -.-have ' , canter , ' my former fpidt itrength, and am become jolly and fat, in which Rate lariat • continued many n:ot.thw to the afaollbmrnt of all who knew mow am at a loft iu what terms to c.prefs my gratitude, but b 4 you, for tic good of other tuffeting mortal., to mike this my ode as public as poiGhk, as I Mall on every ticeahon ; in Co doing rd will greatly obilge,Sir,your grateful , obedient, very _hunibte sant. ALEX. D4CitiLElis Swazis Clok, High-Meet, IPAlinburgh. Witadfa to the above cure .-- . lohu Thompfon, No. 3. Near Poultry-outlet, John hitlntofh .01.1Afianhy elute, Edinturf Prepared and fold by the foie Yropnettr, THOMAS TAY. Wit, Member of the Rm al College of Surgeons, at his ifouict No. 9, New Bridge-firs et, London; where. after It t his 7 Ideate of inure than thirty-Gs years, Is ms a practice particularly u me ." reeled t. the cure of Vcr.riel that mil thole imidemal the Parts of Generation, with that invint.ale Tecreey which ales of his Proleffron &mild always &Jerre in foch mks he M'c ie blettfelf, the advice and &Mance he gratuirmitly &downside,* to perfuns taking this Nl.xthicr, will be enamel's h/ a di f ,.,,,,1 Public, as au adt =tag, (dawn attslatabk,am%voida an a r " . ; * by hls appiAntment, fur the convenience of thol , h • log at a dillanee, at the Perfumer's, No. tg, Mblll444W,eit W.!' /w Toy-flap. No. tot. 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