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POETRY. We infert the following at the requen of onr Cor *fpondent. It is what a Poem of ADDIsom has been called, a Gazette a Rhyne with more correanefs than genius. The Illand of Jerfey has (ince the days of Cow Liv been diainguilhed for literary-char:leers: he would not now fay. in (peaking of the voles of P&TNIIE: Brave Jerfey More! and he's for this high Ogle Calid to this day the Homer of the M. LOSS OF THE SEVERN. Dark is the wintry tky, The winds impetuous roar; The Waves roU mountains high, And furious lalb the there. Upon the Billows toR, The Mips now side in air, And now between them loft, They fudden difappear• May HEAVIIN In mercy Weld f. The prayer alas is vain, The SWIMS'S anchors yield, She drifts upon the main. Each hart now throbs with fears, For rudder Ole bat none; The fatal rocks the nears, She itrikcs—all hope is tope. Then down the malamaft falls, To make her labour ids ; The gun Bed, frequent calls, For help in their dittrefs. Pour Rip by rude rocks torn, Once guardian of the Bap; The Marsden all mourn, To fee thee caR sway. They launch their boats with fpcsd. The daundefs tars to fan; And dangers little had. To Couch them from the grave. Tbsir oars they Routh , ply, The wreck they rarely reach ; The crew rejoicing cry, " We loon Ball touch the bash." One tar Bands near the malt, Quite deaf to every prayer; " Lubbers, be rays, avalt, "Old Severn's fate I'll (hare: . Quick, quick, put thip about, Mayhap, the gale dull weather; But if her time be out. . " Why then we'll fink together." New for the &ore they fteer, He halls them with his hand; Wives, hudrands, children dear, Soso wet and dripping land. The foldiers greet the crew Thus termed from the Tram For thud in red or blue, Thu brave all love the brave. They give the cheating gists, And dry them from the wet ; in mirth the hours quick pars. All foes the form forget. The evening &Ike M. They fink to quiet deep; Yet lUU the fatal Walt. Howls fiercely o'er eke deep. Noce think that three the night, The crazy dip can veer; Nyhen in the nem, ftrange fight I Malta dole in &ore appear. They ruts—of mooftrous bOlk, She lies upon t►e Itrand ; Quite upright is her hulk, Half buried in the fand. The fcatlefs tar they fee, Who would not quit the wedeln." *1 hey fee hint full of glee, Sit fmokiog un the deck. " To he, he cries, what cheer, " My hearts of oak.what fporta ~'Old Severn's fafely here, " I've brought her into port." To port. alas ! no more, Moult meet the fee in fight ; No more,the Gallic More, Thy thunder will affright. rat arc thy glorious days, Poor fhatter'd flip adieu! Let all fang grateful prude, To Him who fav'd thy crew ! Oh! Paws' that Taft fupreme, That calml the raging lea ; With thee Mall aid my theme, As all mull end in thee! This poetical etrufion prefents a correft plaure of the circtimilances as they happened. It is for yon, Mr. Editor, to decide whether the verfes have fug• cient poetir4l milt to deferve a place in a Journal fu diftiagitiflird as yours. A gentleman, lately arrived in town, afking a fiiend the other day, what bale was now going forward in the metropolis, the latter replied, " Whv, that of people hurrying from all parts to the Lottery Offices, len every. Ticket and Share fhould be difi pofed of before Monday near." ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION. The P ev. John Raven/dB was on Saturday Inßituted by the Lord kthop of Winchelier to the Re Cory of Tooting, in Surrey. void by tht. refignation of the Rev. Robert &Gulley. MARRJF.D. Lately, at Undo, 11.1eTtienatii Harvey, of the 33d Light Dm with to Mgt Jorden, at that 'Alec. DIED. On Friday morning, at his in Grofecoor-fquare, after a arm inner., the Right Hon. Sir Richard Heron, Ban. in the 79th year of his age. Very fuddenly, the Rev. John Baffet, of Brisholm, in Lin- On Thurfdaylaft, at Exeter, Lady Milner. On Sunday lia, at Bath. Sir John Later, Knt. a Magistrate and Deputy Licatenum foram County of Dodd. At Limerick, aged is, Mifa Maur ell, ekkit daughter of Geo. Mundell, Efq.Cullattor of Limerick. On the loth inflict. at Turner's-hill, Citelhunt, Herta, John VT at the atienceal age of 96 years. 1 SURREY SESSIONS, yAN.7O. Thomas Bachellor, collector of toll at the Circus I Gate, St. George's-fields, was indicted for extcrting a double toll from T. Barrow, Efq. Mr. Barrow, in company with two ladies and a profeffional gentleman, went through the gate at (even o'clock in the evening of the firft opening of Vauxhall gardens, in a coach. Mr. B. paid the de fendant two-pence, and on their return, before twelve o'clock, the coachman called out No. 17. — The defendant (topped the horfes, and informed the coachman that 37 would do fur Tuefday, but it mutt be 67 for Wedncfday, Rating that the clock had gone twelve, and that he mutt have his toll.— The profecutor and his friend (hewed their watches, and remonftrated with the defendant, who inlifted on his demand of two-pence, which was paid.— The coachman drove at the Mt of Parliament trot, four miles an hour, and he was nearly at Black friar's-bridge before the clock went twelve. The Jury found the defendant Guilty, and the Court fentenced him to fourteen days imprifonment. Friday. Won and BrAy, two privates belonging to the Duke of Gloncetter's regiment of Guards, were tried for purloining a quantity of barilla from the foap manufaistory of Mr. Benjamin Hawes, liithere they were employed as workmen. This de predation fo frequently praftited on the property cf tradefmen by their fervants, was proved by the evi dence of an accomplice, named Lardner, a foldier in the Guards, who dated, that himlclf and the pri loners loaded their pockets with barilla when they left work on the 9th of laft December, and fold it to a woman named Looker, who keeps a tallow chandler's (hop in the Mint, Southwark. The faas being confirmed, the prifoners were found Guilty ; and alto the receiver, Mary Looker, who is upwards of feventreight years of age. The melancholy cataffrophe of the death of Mr. Ge• rge Ron& su, a domellic in the eflablifhment of his Royal Higlinefs the Prince of Wales, was the fubjed of an inquifition taken before JOHN NV. UN wits, Efq. Coroner for Middiefex, at Brook Houle, Clapton, on Saturday latl, attended with circum fiances of more than common interea. John Phillips, Efq. Surgeon to his Royal High nels's Houfehold, Rated as follows : I was called in to vifit the deceafed on the 9th of January, in the morning : I found him in a Rate of great agitation and debility, from exceffive vomiting ; he declared he was poifoned—he complained of great giddinefs in his head, and that his palate was affeaed with a mite of copper. The ficknefs continued upon him, and his fight was confiderahly impaired till Monday la, when a violent fever gradually feized him, and he became quite frantic. The deceafed was removed from Carleton Houfe to Clapton, in the higheß ex acerbation of fever, on the Sunday, and died there on Wednefday. I opened the body ; the inner mem branes of the brain were in a high Rate of inflamma tibn, and Come water had exuded on the furface.---- Great inflammation was vifible in the Romach, parti lady on the inner furface near the upper orifice, to about the extent of the palm of one's hand ; the other vifcera were in a perfed and found 'tate.— Dodors George Pearfon, Gilbert Blaine, and myfelf, were of the following opinion : " That the primary complaint was in the Romach, but the immediate caufe of death was in the head." I underfland the deceafed had taken milk, as was his ufual cultom ; he was fhortly afterwards feized with violent ficknefs and pain. The veffel in which the milk had been boiled was examined, but no traces of poifon could be difeovered, nor could it be difcovered that poifon had been taken by that which was excreted from the Romach, or by infpedion of the Romach and bowels after death—Hill I think, nothing could have pro duced the eircas which were exhibited upon the Ito mach and brain. but arfenic, corrofive fublimate, or Come mineral poifon. Charles Peck, Efq. his Royal Highnefs's Maitre d'Hotel, depofed—he had been in the habit of vifit ing the unfortunate gentleman from time to time, until his removal. Re always declared he had been poifoned, and intimated a fort of fufpicion that an officer employed under him had been the caufe ; but he obferved,lhortly after he was feized with the fymp toms above defcribed, he had defired the furpeited party to taße Come of the milk—he had done fo, and was feized with the Caine fymptoms as the deceared. The witnefs further Rated, the milkman had been queßioned on the fubjed, and he had declared his whole family had partook of the fame milk at their breakfaft—the witnefs alfo faw the utenfil in which the milk was boiled, which was made of tin, and he defcribed it to be in a filthy condition. Mr. John Gafcoigne the Clerk of his Royal High nefs's !tables, had vi fi ted the deceafed almoß daily ; he uniformly expreifed his conviaion that he was poifoned ; he had intimated to him his fufpicions of the officer referred to. but that fufpicion was limply grounded cn an accufation unauthenticated, that the (Winded party had purloined Come property of his Royal Highnefs, which was under the particular care of the deceafed : he affirmed the perfon referred to by the deceafed was of a refpedable and moral cha fader. Mr. Moor&ld and Mrs. Spicer, both belonging to Carleton Houfe, had feierally vifited the decealed ; they both frequently heard him fay he was poifoned ; but he did not exprels any fufpicion on that fubjett, as applicable to any perfon whatever. The Coroner remarked to the Jury, after the te(li• mony of Gentlemen of the Faculty, eminent in their profeffions, combined with the cireumftances in evi dence, it mutt be inferred the fubjera of this enquiry died from the effees of poifon. It remained, there fore, merely to be confidered by the Jurors from what fource that poifon was adminiftered. It was a quef tint' of fa.% and to be collated from the evidence be. fore them, on which it was their province to decide. The Jury returned their verdid—Wilful Murder againa come perfon or perl'ans unknown. An Inquifition was taken on Monday at Tett worth, cn Ruth Lee, who was found dead in her bed room. She had been feen abroad a thort time before, but Ilse had not fuffered any perfon to enter her apart ment for a number of years ; nor had a broom or any other article been ufed to clean it. On a table, by her bed fide, were found many thiffings and fix. pences completely hid in the dirr. She had fome property, and plenty of bed linen, but never ufed any, nor even a bed, having accuftomed herfeif to lie up on the facluog of a beacal. From the LONDON GAZETTE, yinvrlAßr 19. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORDNANCE OFFICE. JANUARY 16. Royal Regiment of A tlllery. Second Lieutenant James Fogo to be Fled. lieutenant; Second Lieutenant John Crawley, and Second Lieutenant O'Hara Bayne'', to be ditto. Dated D. c. 2t, idol. Second Lieutenant Spencer P. Brett to he ditto, vice Henry F. Ellifon, deceafed, and Second Lieutenant the Hon. W. Arbuth nott to be ditto, vice James Wright, deccafed. Dated Decem ber 26, *Bea. CommilliOns in the Royal Lancaihire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.---i ii Battalion. Edmund Winttanley Rigby, Efq. to be Captain, and Benjamin Wild,GenL to be Lieutenant. Dated Oetuber 20, *Sc.*. sd Battali - .n. Chattam Hamm, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Nov. a, 1804. Pitt Hannan'', Gent. to be Ditto. Dated Nov. 3, 18 . - 4. William Cullen Brown, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Novem b r 6, 1804 John Gerard, Gent. to he Enfign. Dated Nov. 3, 1834. Murray Cathcart Burgefs, -Gent. to be Enlign. Dated Noven:. bre 19, 1304. 3d Battalion. James Wrigley Lewis, Efq. to be Captain. Dated Sept. 27, 1 3 3 4. John Robutfun, Efq to be Ditto. Dated October y, 1 8 0 4. Chrißapher Hales, Efq promoted, to be Ditto. Dated Mem ber 14, 1804. Abniy Horton, Efq to he Ditto. Dated December 24, 1804. Henry Shepherd, Gent. to Be Lieutenant. U,sted Sept. 13,t3c4. James Kerlhaw, Gent. to he Ditto. Dated Nov. t, 18.14. NVilkani GROW, Gent to be Ditto. Dated Nov. t 3, 18x4. Thomas Crefri. Gent to be Ditto. Dated lieceniber 14, 'For. Peter Smith, Gent, to be Q2arter Matter. Dated Ott. 2, itesa. Commiftions in the Tower Hamlets Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated December 25, 18c4. 111 Royal Regimen:. Enlign Charles Henry Peatfe to he Lieutenant, vice Lewis Mut , daunt, religned ; Etifign John W. Cociingliam to Le Lieutenant, vice John Samuel I wire, &ceded; Thatiata °Mittel to be En fign, vice Pearce, ptumaced. Commilnons ligned by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of blidellefrx. Loyal Bethnal Green Volunteer Infantry. John Carrick, I•Sq. to be I Astra um-Colons! ; S. T. Sturtevant, Efq. to be Major. Dated November 13, it'o4. J. A. Jacques, and James Racine, Elqrs. to lass Captain:. Dated May 23.1834. Robert Welk:tulip, to be Ditto. Dated November 11.004. Jacob Earth, jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dates! May aa, t 304. H. C. Bocken to be Ditto; John Font, John Kinz, an.: E. J. Ley., Gents. to he Enfigns. Dated November 13, 180 4. William Daniel Cordell, (;cut. to be Surgeon. Dated May 23, 1204. Rev. John Hubbard, A. M. to be Chaplain. Dated as above. PARTF!ERSHI I'S DIsSOLVED. Francis Fane Broderip, Charles Will.infon, and George Wilkin fon, Haymarket, sulk-fellers and mulical inftrument maktrs, 3a • nuary 1. Richard Travers and Holies Bull Way, of Bridrort Harbour, December 31,1804. John Ridley, John Ridley. jun. and James High, of Bury St. Edmund., grocers, chandler., colour aid oilmen, January 5. Hannah Bolton, 'Thomas Clare, and Edward Bolton, of War rington, Lancafbirc, irtannongers, January t. John Bickerton and James HOlaloll,ot St. Mary Overy's Wharf, Southwark, granary keepers and wars:horn:men, January 15. George Suite and Richard Percival, of Outrun, cordwainers, January 5. Walter Collett and James Sheppard, of St. Margaret's-hill, Bo rough, livery Rabic keepers, January 14 William 'Taylor and Cornilus Bradbury Holliday, of Little Newport-greet,Leiceller-fquare. chsefeniongers, January 15. Benjamin Shaw and 'llamas Church, of Upper Thane.-tt reet, coopers, January :6 Michael Sapher and Stephen Pige, of No 6, Three Pigeon court, Raymond-ftrret, Clerkenwell, January 14. Thomas Parker, Wm. C. Cappage, John Ad. Young, and 'rho- Hughes, < f Effra greet, Strand, January t 7. James Bailey and Jorsplt Waters, of Newark-upon-Trent, Not tinghandhire, bruib makers, January 2.5. George Dalton and Benjamin Waolhoufe, of Sheffield, York aim cutlersjanuary ts. Randle Ridgway and Jonathan Ridgway, of Manchefter, plumbers and gluier., January t. John Ellis and Samuel HoniwilL of Allaburton, Devenflt:re, tanners, January 3. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Sbryle, of Ledbury. Herefordthire, currier. John Michael Shenilone, of Porde', Hams, falefman. BANKRUPTS. John Beck, of Bridgewater, Sonterfetfhire, Ironmonger, to Curren-- der January 30, 3 t, at the George Inn, Bridgewater, and March 0, at the Swan Inn, Wells, at eleven. Attornies, Mears. Elatie and Son, Cook's -court, Carey. flrect, London; ur Mr. Visalia,. Cole, Bridgewater. Marcus Hymans, late of Exeter-Brett, Strand, Midilefex, leather manufacturer, January 22. 29 , avd March 2, at twave. at :altril.)- ball. Attorney, Mr. Philipion, Holborn-court, Lonth.n. Thomas Shaw, of Chelmsford, Farts, china earthenwareman, Jan. a 6, February t 9, and March 2, at skeet), a: Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hodgfon, Holborn court, Gray'..-km, Lui.sion„ and Chelmsford, Fife:. William Francis, of Canterbury, hop merchant, dmler and chap mu, January 23, February 3, and March 2, at ten, at the. Gui.d ball, Canterbury. Attondes, Mr. J. Z. Plummer, Canterbury; or Mars. Ncthcrfolc and Portal, FITCI Art et, Strand. Laurence Cron, of St. James's-Rmet, Wiatininfler, coffee-honk , keeper, dealer and chaprnan, January a:, at ten, January 29, at one, and March a. at ten, at Guilaliall. Attorney, Mr. James Reilly, No. 4, Stafford-raw, Buckingham gate. DIVIDENDS. February 16. James Marge-nun, Church -court, Clement's-lane, London, merchant, at tall, at Gal:Lill:IL February 16. George Fletcher, of Knightabridae, aliddleftx : (table keeper, at ten, at Guildhall. February *6. Gravely William Seaborne, of Narrow anal, Mid dlefex, malt-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. February t 6. Sulatina Metcalf and John Metcalf, of Goidenleg court, Cheaptide, London, holier., at ten, at Guildhall February 9. Thomas Beale Taylor, of Leicelter-iquare, Weft- Lailiaa' e-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. February xi. Iliac Nails. of Belltd. cooper, at eleven. at the Lon don Inn and Taibot Tavern, Bath Reset, Briltol. February at. Abraham Brown Wli:cky, of North Shields, Nor thumberland, enereliaat, at eleven, at the Shakerpear Tavern, Newcaitle upon Tyne. Feb. 7. William Brooks, of Bideford, Devnnfhire, fhopleeper, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn. Broad area, Briltol. Feb. 9. James Sherriff, of Hatton-Garden, Aliddlefcx, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 5. Robert Martin and Mark EAR, both of Watlina• flew, London, oarehotsfenten and copattnera, at ten, at Guildhall Feb. 2E. William Collins. of %Mal, brandy merchant, at eleven, at the Ruth Tavern, Beata Feb. 6. Cbriltopher Nuttall, of Manchefter, cotton-fpinner, at three, at the Star Inn, Mimeltefter. Feb.l4. Rev. Sir William Henry Clerks., Bart. clerk, late of Wal merfley, prig: of Bury, Lanealkire. miller, dealer and chaprnan, at eleven, at the Boar's Head Inn, Bury. Feb. at. Thomas Fenner, late of Welt Wycondse, Bucks, limp keeper, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Oxford. Feb. 5. John Lewis ' of the Old Jewry, Lotidon, warchuufeman, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. S. Richard Martin the younger, of New al'indfur, Berk:, money-fcriverer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 18. Charles Reynolds, of Norwich ; woollen-draper, at live, at the White Swan Inn, Norwich. Feb. 5. Thomas Gowland the younger, of White lion-court, Bir chin-lane, London, end of Belmont-place, Vauxhall, Surrey, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. February le. Ruben Charles Porter, of Kingßomutton-Hall, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Croft-Keys h u t, Kingitumulx 4l . Hull. February 2. Ann Farmer Burrowcs, of Middle-Row, Helborn. Middlefex, haberdanier, milliner, and cliaptvonlau, at ten, at Guildhall. • [The Casette aka contain. his Majefty'. Order in Council, for an extenfiun of the permidian of the Impiatatioe of Hides. S tins, Tallow, and Wm I, f. .trot Cotton Weni.; th.ps, tea tia,,,,augant, Ruin the 2,3 d aultaat FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUrAc TURRrst Exempt from thcßion Duty, agreeable to Ac't or Vat ii.ment On WEDNESDAY, January 23, at four, MERAC, SON, and Co. will put fip to iv-L SALE, at their WurAtoufes, No. 7E. Quem-tbeet, tin following Aliortment of 1312 rri !Ili PIECE GOCIDS : 4 400 pieces Balafores, Shawls, Book hatxlk.fs. Cambric. plain fancy tocs.o Jassorts. &c. 24 00 Pullkata, Ma:abar. and Nladras handkfts. 9 00 Di' Wes, /*Lillian', Nankeens, &c. uco White und Primed Catlizoes 600 Dozer'. Hofi ry too Pieces Woollen Cords, Swanfdowns, &c.—With a quantity of Slaps, Carpeting. &c To he rimed as where Catalogues may he had, and the New York and Tom's Coffccheofes. M. L MERAC, jun. Broker. WHITE HANDS 11.tve ever beta elteemeri A perfhilal beauty ii. both Ivies, and in Anne parts of Eu rope arc effential to perfoos wf rank. 'f lie BANDANA SOA P, or Indian Wafhing Cakes polTcfs the peculiar property of giviig the molt exquilite deli.:::ey of texture, and inconceirahle tarn 4,, to the hands which am conflatilly wailied with this Soap, there effedbi arc not p •oduccdtooluddenly,as if by r.. dually, by corn cling Ache imperfedious ache rki:•. It I•y •1- perience only that any one can form an adequate L 114; perior excellence of the bandana soap. Price One Shilling each Cake Sold wholefale, by ttie Propri.tors Agent, Win. V , "ltheis, try. Strand.—Retail, by Mr. Overton, 47. New Bon. intrect ; Danuett, Cheat:nide, London; Mr. Hazard, Rah ; Mrs. Shirr clif, ; hlif. Gre3fati. 125, Duke-Brea, Liverpu4l, &e Oblerve the Wm. Withers, wiinwt.t which hone eau be genuine. FOR TEIC YELLOW AND CONTAGIOUS FEVERS. DR. JAMES's ?UWI)1• k. VIE fupetior E:!ic.ic y of this Medicine, cost firmed by the experita ct 01 the greater Pat of the laft Cen tury, has eneafiotosd its lutrotioation Litt, regular !'rather. lea extraordinary Suceti; iv the Influenza of tBo3, as well as that ,st 17S2.i.ttt,t recent to hr I..rgutten t and the happy 1 !reds derive/ t r t , , . , la s. tc . , u l t l i i i y s C r a i,, p , t ‘ ati , ,.. ,,, o u lt• L e e, t. s tr h t iv. t/ . le Royal curcpany Nair, we v rc attacked Ly the Yellow lever, have Mal/1111 , c.! it: Reputation in the Core of that hr,rrilde .liter del - Jibing the Manlier in which he ad mil t I'u der, he lays, " Ihe whole Crew " improved an their I icalth, except the Carpenter, who, though a " very Itout dm, was at but. •I'ime in I , ,ch a State of Do- " ;Mum, and fo ranch redo •cd, that 1 gave him over but he at " korth recovered."--•See Captain interelling Publiea ft:Nl ; and tit • Extra % rif lua ;11,.1c of 'reran/wilt in an ilia o f Di. roAitins with tins Medicitte.—Tiie Powder-Poo:Id in all Cafes be taken on the Emit Attack of a Fer.r, before it liae het (offered ea gain Graund and ravage the Co iti•othn; but as it has utter re ttor.t.l Patienti afier evtry other Erbrifuge hav tailed, it ought to be tried cyan in the lA, Extremity. Sold only by F. Nt warty and SCWIA, No. 45, St. Paul's Church yard, (a few Dtv rs from Cbeapfide) I ondon; and at Dr. James's late Houle, ii, Llrattn.ftreet ; is Packt Is, Price as. cd. each,Doty included, or in Bottles containing !weirs: Packets, Price ass. as made up for the Army and Navy. N. 11Notte can be ! totritealist thufe which have the Words F. Newbery, No. 4C. Paul.." etterared in Stamp I EAU' Y .AND CLEANLINESS. To (wet ten the 4n . , alb, cleaole the Mouth, prelerve and vrbitea the TCrt 11, c VIC Gar boils. and remove all offentive ulcers-. taws, is reestinntanded the A NILOY NA 1.0 PION. L'HE Drug ii , un which the LOTION is prepared is peculiarly atis;•ted fur all Dilviniers ot the MOO I H, TEETH, atol GUMs ; it was tint imported by a Gentlentra of known t li•raeter and tarturie, who havitursaperieticed its won &du! effects, ii.trttlueed It for the b refit of others. While it cleat fa the 01. nth or .11 impur. - and firtid partit s, it WHI- I'ENS the FEE. H, 114 the Gums, and itiftantly SWEETENS the LREA Nutting is f rear a drawback to beauty as bad hats, nuthin4 more nth.: live than .4 krt.' breath ; the Atubuyna Letion,ou the Intl al ykcation, rmyruve- the former and removes the Litter, whik ity alts annvotrtfe itt a:A halfaruic qualities it pre vents decay, and removes :111 earn ir• Scald w bolt Ile anal rt. tail by and Edwurds No. 66,3 t. Paul's Church-yard, London, mice as. 6 t per bottl- and nay be h id, by Oleo app iuttectit, it every Vender of hid:dieing ta the liege:um. Shaw and Edwards. No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, bevies the hie rift tin the tole of thc a! tr: a n d following Medicine% his hilajaity'sConamigioners alt Stamp Duties, to facure thtir pro perty from piracy. 11.:Ve ordered Weir addrafs, Shaw and Ed wards, 66, St. Paul's Church yard, tit b•.• engraved on the Stamps accompanying each Al:Annie. '144 is the duly mark of autin6- ticity. Sir John Hill's Hallam s. d. a. d. of Honey 3 6 Marlhars Carte ati Hence 1.1 ‘lat , rdock 3 6 Hallam's 'samarium Mt p 'll'indure Valerian 3 o —Ext. gliaffia 5 6 liardon.4 3 o Newton's Tooth Powder a p Ccntaury 3 6 Widow Welch'e Pill. s p Church'sCouih Drops 2 o Chamberlain's Pills a Pectoral Pills, I t Detergent Oint. a p ChilNaiu Oint. I I Wellas 'emit Drops 2 9 Tooth Ach •finaure r 14 -- Spec ifit• Remeey a 9 Amboy na Mouth Powder:. 6^ Sovereign Ointment fur -- Lotion 4 6 the Itch, a cure by twu Oriental Corial e 6 11,ut's .ppltiation t 9 Waste aS:o may be had, every Patent and Public Medicine, warrant. 4 genuine. All Venders of the above Mezi..ini.s are respelled to apply to Shaw and Edwards, (by whom a liberal allowance is made) and whcre ntity tin:) , can be had genuine. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Erg. No. 9, Bridge. keret, Loodon. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March tS, dot. BEG leave to inform you, that ever fince the year typo, 1 have been sfli•eteal with th.• Cues Vetielea, woick from its otaftinately refilling cury fe of medicitie pr fail, rd by the turtit eminuit ofthc faculty here, and took ritting foram' (e -vert condos of fdivation and twice W.:barged from the H. Is - little relict, would :.p; ear to he of the m dt inveterate nature. In the fpring of I:tt year my dtforder hut g. .t to fuck a , heati,as nearly input a period to my cliitence: I had a large ulcer nu tne crown of my head, tan. on e.ch arm, and my Ices were broke out In a flightfill matinar; my right was dreadfully pales ful, and had hear in a Itare el ulceration roe the lalt [ewee years; my kit had alfo two large wok. au it, waa very much a:bicoloured and gays nieftich exeruciumg ono, pirticular.y when warm its bed, as nearly in deprive me nf refl. In this lamentable date I was motion. aded by Mr. J. Thompfon, (who received fo great a cure by than hat:), En, take your L. ake's Patent Pulls, winch I began to do on the 26th of May; ha the camera of a lonnight I be. tan to receive benefit—in little more than a month the ulcers oa my head and arms were roundly healed—ham ~for the Cores oa my legs hated alto, leavnic, however, ccaliderable difeolouratioa in the skin, and pain in the b nc of the left, which, by the bic fiug Gao, and a little 'coger peer, verance mh your invaluable bleditine, folifided ; the bodes dil v erlinn, the ikiii regaining its Aratural hue, and the LAGOS wing id. I thus becante, by your I.heral advice _old pettedly fret frost all my former • pirints--have recovated my burner Ipunt and Ilreogth, and am 'acetone I.lly and for, in whiett flats; having combined many mouths, to the all:miff:3m tit of a-I who knew ate, I am at a Ifs uti what •-•rms to 'yeas my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of r f :tiering nu.. tats, this my cafe et, paling a 3 potable, ;bI {b oil rr e•efy Wee ;iu It, doing pia wit' greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very hambrefee vant, ALEX. ridURKEX. Swan's Clore, High-Erect, Edinburgh. Whiled . .., to the .0:0Ve care : TOhll Ibronpfon No. 3, New Poultry-market :j..lin M booth, Out Prcpsted nut rad by the (u• Proprietor, I'l - PWAS I .11 - !.Olt, &leather ..f the knyal a:of:ale nt l'urgeoti,. at his a-44.‘,... Nn. p, Nen Bridze-(treat, Is ud n ; i..ter a cunltant re tideneetu niibre tlairty.i.s 4, lO 3 prac! ec particularly di to the ureuf Vener• •! Cu,oplaints, :1 mole ineideneat ti. the Parts to I •nith that inthoill , 'C fear-ey which men of his Ptt.l, lit it thould ot-ferve to inch cafes, he eat ' ters hmitelf, an, ads , . -• .I,i ince he gratin:milli aeminflers to perfons t hi• •a.., will be etturinco., by a (Wens ' log V.ds:ic, as a.o advaLt Lidoni ettsuatble, and suid of all aiiibiguity. Alm lout by his appotntmet.t, far the convenience of thole liv ing at a MC:titer, at the Perttourr's, No. 35, St. Alhart ' s.greet. Poll I\ball ; the roi-flop, (ht trd-.1 reel ; Nlr.Ddb,. Nc. - !:;:!1 : Mr. Steet,b, killer, No. e, UM :tn.-w, Little „ 'duo-cord:4a ; Mr. Boater's, h.;;;rimeio,;;, Edw. hued) ; Dotlin, and by eve re: - Iniu Irv, ty con , Ederahle town in Crest. Britain ::rid Ireland, in "wet, of only 2S. 4id. each,fcaleal up, with ilia :IA pI an dirrati.ms. whereby per mis of either tea may cure thendelva• with eaf.•,,f pt.ed, fecrecy, and fatty. 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