Star. — London, England, 1802-10-02 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. PALACE COURT, OCT. i. HOLLIS J. KING. This was an action of trefpafs committed by the defendant's order, by pulling down the railing, taking up the polls, gates. &c. of a certain piece of ga rden ground occupied by the plaintiff, fun nted at the back of Wells -tow, leading from Hol low-ay to Highbury Barn, Iflingtoti, to his great injury, &c. The cafe Lifted from ten in the morning till pail four in the afternoon, and was cotifi!ered to be important by 02 parties, there being Meas. ATH F R ALL, A Li.rY, and FLYIL, for the plain• tiff, and MeffrS.MARRYATT,CUMMING, and Aorta, for the defendant. • I A great number of xvitnefres were e7amined on both fides, but the great length arofe fi am the ar guments of Connie' ; one for the plaintiff contend ing, that length of ocuspation, viz. upwards of 20 years, gave his client that fort of occupancy, how ever it might have been originally obtained, as that he could not•Jbe difpoffeffed but by a due courfe of law ; thAt therefore the difpoireffing per force was a good and fufficient ground of adtion. To elucidate this'-he pat a thong care. S'tppofe, Paid he, I go on a cornmotl. or wage, near the Lord of.:4lre IQ:10es houfe, t6ekin taking in I a fmall piece of ground rudely fmced—l am not in terrupted—l enlarge my boundary, and continue 10 to do , remaining in quiet potrefilon for twenty years—How is the Lord of the Manor to get rid of me ?By ft-rte ? no, he moil not. By tied rnent ? no, he.cannot. :How then, for lam clear ly an intruder? why by j-he old faihioned remedy of a Writ of Mize, or a Writ of Right, as it is generally called. He argued from this point to prove that his client was entitled to recover. Mr. Maxerarr, for the defegdant, did not de ny the pofition, but the fait. He then called his witnelfes, who all went to prove this was an en croachment on a right of way that fhould have been left forty feet wide. One witnefs, the 1:111 tenant, finifled the cafe, by proving that all the' fences that were pulled down, were encroachments made by him about fix years fince, when he took in fix feet in depth, two feet on one fide, eighteen inches on the other, and fix on the fourth quarter. This was deemed a decilitre anfwer to all tight of pleading or prefcription ; and the Jury, under the learned Judge's fumming up and direftion, found a verdict for the defendant, therebreflablithing the right of a forty foot way, as claimed under the leafe of 1723. POLICE• &e. GMLDHALL..—Yellerday three very young girls, apparently not more than fixteen years of age each, were charged by a man, named Smith, who defcribed himfelf as a taylor, refiding in Surrey toad, near BlackfTiars, with having robbed him of ft variety of articles of wearing apparel. This man Rated that the girls came to his houfe about fix weeks fince, and two of them engaged to lodge and hoard with him ; they flopped with him, as he Paid, about a fortnight, when they took an op portunity, while himfelf ancLhis wife were abfent, to decamp, taking with them the articles which he had enumerated. At this time they owed him above (even pounds. When the bufinefs came to be invefligated, it appeared that this man kept what are called &eft ledgers, and that he had pro enred thefe poor gills to officiate in that capacity ; they were in the nightly habit of earning money by proftitution, and the whole of what they got they were obliged to give him. They faid that fometimes they gave him three or four guineas of a night. One of them Rated that fhe had been advifed to follow this unfortunate way of life through the perfttafion of his wife. The Magi 'rate afked him what had been found in tbe polfellion of thefe gills when they were 'apprehended ? He then produced an old velvet bonnet, which, he Paid, he could favear to ; this, however, the girl raid, bad been given her by his wife, and which he well knew. The man could not deny tr. The Ma giftrate fi tid his conduit was infamous in the bigheil degree ; he lamented that he did not live within the jurifdiftion of the City, as in that cafe he would molt certainly have committed him. He then gave fume excellent advice to the poor girls as to their future mode of life, and laid he hoped that they would purfue the means of obtaining an hone' livelihood : as the charge had not been fub fiantiated, he would difcharge them. They were then difmilfed. MANSION Hoy s —l.lrefierdny a hackney:coach / man was charged by a Gentleman with refuting to drive him . a hulling fare, which the gentleman put in his own power to go as far as he convenient ly could go for a ihiiling, but Jarvis ob(linatcly refuted to take him at ail„\ nnlefs the gentleman would name the place. The,Loan Maros( repro bated his conduct, and fined him in the mitigated penalty of ics. and the expences. WORSHIP STK —Yefterday a man of the name of Chid was charged upon oath with (top ping a man a few nights fence, in Ilethnal Green road, and taking from his perfon two cod fish and a gold ring ftom his finger. He was committed fur trial. Seven men, charged with being part of a gang of bu:l,:ck hunters, were ft;v:rally convicted agree ably to Act of Parliament. The ynong woman who Rood charged of haviNg (Wen a chilJ from its mother, and who was appt2ll:ndt:d a firer days flue, in Kingfland road, with the child in, her arms, was finally ex amined, and committed for trial, for (killing the clothes. Yeac:rday the LORD MAYOR went to the Court Houfc, at St. Nfargaret',;-Hill, in the Bcrough, he'opened the Section for Southwark, at w:lich no burinefs of any confequence occurred. ROAD:, —ID a carafe tried at the WI Lancatter *lilies, ROAD:. v. Wilton, Mr. Jutlice CHAtit hr.F, in fumming up to the Jury, Paid, that an uunaerrupted ufige of a road for upwards of 20 years, was in law a fufficient ground for a Jury to prefume a grant from, and that it did not fig slily whether a grant was rroJucedibefore.them or nor, if they rere fatisGed that there had 6-en filth uninterrupted ufage of the road in qucaion for upwarlis of zo years. Saturday ha five p:rfons belonging to the parith of Box, were brought before Tit ()rims Bu R G Efq. one of his Majefly's Jullices of the Peace, at Melk tham, for infuiting and diflurbing the Rev. Geo. Bouriter aiid.;a , congregation of Protetlant Ditren tersodifernbled for religious worrhip at Middle hill, in that parilh : upon promiting never to be guilty of thinlike condua in future, they were forgiven and lititated. Mon4y left Eilquird Allen and C14.-les Riley, two yotooks about fifteen years of age, were taken up and :lodged in prifon, at Birmingham, charged with piolag the pocket of a farmer, in the market, of his pain:at-book, containing a Bank of England five potibili Find fmall country notes, to a confi derabk%ninitht. Fortunately for the owner, nearly the whole efthe property (upwards of 6o1.) was recovered.' •"' • * . On Tuefday, the following perfcars were com mitted to Warwick Goal clutrged with dealing in forged •Bank of England notes, &c. Vontas Mor- Iy, alias HirW.alianiiiacekr, alias Old Tor:, alias Loa: Tom, *has, Oki ifoi,"* . alias Thoiapfon ; William Gosinger, alias Lapp+, and Mary Lanpidge. Sunday4ght about eight o'clock, as Mr. J. Boulter,dturrier,.o4Brillol, was returning home froth Marktirteir, he was knocked off his bode by a footpad;o/FeeyntliA-lien, between Burnet and Keynlham, and robbed of nine guineas and 2s. On Monday night, between five and fix o'clock, a lad, who was conveying two one-pound notes from his matter to a houfe in Camomile-Ilreet, Bi- Ihopfgate lireet, was flopped by a thief, who at• tempted to rob him of the notes ; in the attempt the notes were torn. A perfon accidentally palling at the time, and feting the tranfaaion, feized the villain, who laid he did not mean to rob the lad, but if the ftranger would accompany him to his mailer's honk, he would give the lad 21. in lieu of the torn notes ; upon this the credulous man, with another rerfon, went with him to Stiff-alley, Houndfditch, when the viilain drew a knife from his pocket, with which be (tabbed them, one in the back, and the other in the face, and made his efcape. Lail week the levant of Mr. Stapleton at a vit. (age near Sittingt•urne in Kent, being left alone in the houfe, the family having gone on a vifit to a friend's houfe, in the Ifle of Sheppy, was waked about twelve o'clock at night by the noire of thieves breaking into the houfe. Shc immediately arofe, and going to the window, difcovered two men endeavouring to force the window fhutters of the ground floor: the called out to them, and aflred what they wanted ? They replied, they knew the family was from home, and intlited on having whatever plate and valuables her mallet was poffeffed of," adding, " that if the made a no:fe, they would h',ow her brains out." She told them there was no occafion to threaten her, for the had long determined on revenging herfelf on her mailer, and that if they would wait, the would throw the plate out of the window to them. In a few minutes the appeared at the window with a filver tankard, which the had in the interval nearly filled with aqua fortis belonging to her matter; the defired them both to (land direelly underneath the window, and endeavour to catch it, as it was full of-dollars and curious pieces her matter had colleEted. The thieves put themfelves in the attitude to receive the prize, when the emptied the contents full in their faces. The agony the poor wretches were inttantly thrown into can only be conceived by thole .who are ac quainted with the effeas of this burning liquid. They bellowed out revenge, fwearing with dread fill imprecations as they went away. they would return and let fire to the bottle. The girl, how ever, followed up this firatagem by al.arming her neighbours, Come of whom kept watch during the remainder of the night, but law no more of the robbers or their companions; nor have they find been traced or heard of. A fcene of very great ditly!fs was laa week wit nelli4 in the family of Mr. I.Loyn, an eminent Clothier, cf they, Gloucclterfhire : his three chil dren were ill.of a fever ; on Toefday, the eldeil, aged eight years, died in confequenee ; on Wed nefday, the fecond, aged fix, alio died ; and in a few hours after, the young:a, aged about two. On Saturdzy kit as Mrs. Wateis, of Wick near Worcelter, was procuring Ibm'e water for her cows, from the river Teme adjoining, the unfor- tunately fell in and was drowned. When taken up, the was in the potture of holding her hat with her hand. On Monday a farmer's man near Windmill Common, at Hallow, within two miles of Wor. cefter, was Co violently kicked by a horfe, that he died a fhort time after. A few days fince, a young child having been imprudently left by the mother in a corn-field, in Markeatod, near Derby, where the was gleaning, was accidentally run over by a waggon, and un fortunately killed. The Coroner's inqueft was taken on Wednefday on the body of a woman, who was found dead in her room. in the Racquery, Eticlaireet, Britiol, on Monday morning. It was reported that the had died in confequence of blows received in a quarrel with her daughter, on Monday night; but on diffeetion of the body, her . death appeared to have been occafioned by the irritation c on k. qu•lit on a violent fit of paffion. The Jury, therefore, returned a verdid—Died by the virtu , tion of God. In the nei ;hbourhood of Rouen lived two bro ti.,:rs, both bachelors, fuppofed to he rich, and, notwithlianding the proverb, tarn confordia fratrum, very much attached to each other ; two villains went, fume nights back, to their houfe ; and, as a meafure of precaution, unchained, and carried off the watch-dog; they returned the following night, and attempted to break into the dwelling houfe, but the vigilant brothers obti.rved all their motions, and at hitt Ihot one of them dead upon the fpot ; the other they fecured, put the dog's collar round his neck, and completely fettered lairn with the vacant chain. LONDON MARKETS. PRICE OF HOPS IN TM BOROUGH. Bags 81 os to 91 9s 1 Pockets, 91 os to !CI 161 PRICE OF SEEDS, Oc.toher 1. Red Clover 408 to 13os White ditto 40, to 16os per cwt. Trefoil es to S5 l Turnip ills to ass 1.,r 'millet Rye Graf* zos to bus per quarter Canary Seed Sos to 85s od per cwt. Rape Seed 331 to 361 per NIL SMITHFIELD, Odtober 1. To fink the offal—per ftone of 81b. Beef • 3s 8d to 45 84 Veal -41 C 44 to cs 3.1 Mutton -ss 44 to ss tot: Pork - ss od to 6s 4d • Lamb ss od to 6s 4d. Stock at Market this morning, Beafts Soo, Sheep and Lambs 3,200. NENVGATE and LEADENHALL, Odtober 1. Per ftone of idb. by the careafe. Beef 3s od to 33 ICKI Veal 3s Bsl to 5s 4d Mutton 4s 8d to ss 4d Pork 55 od to 68 4cl Lamb 4s 6d to 53 Bd. RAW HIDES, October t. Hides (per hose) 3s 84 to 4s od Heavy Calf os 6d each Middling 3s ad to 3s 6d 'Untie Skins 1,;. Od.to 16s Ordinary 28 104 to 3s od Lamb Skins 2s od to 3s od Shearlings os. od. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, go to 561 b each, - - god to 23‘.1 ' Ditto, 6o to 661 b - - - 244 to 154 Merchants Backs - 201 to 21d Dreffing Hides - • 184 to 194 Fine Coach Hides - ' . so .1 to 21id Crop Hides for Cutting -22 i 1 to 231,4 Flat Ordinary - - 194 to 20d Calf Skins, 3o to 4olb per dozen, - 241 to 3241 Ditto so to 701 b - - 264 to sod Ditto, 7o to 8o11) - -25 d to 27d Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s od to ss 3d Large ditto - - zoos t• 14os per doz. Tanned florfe Hides -18 s to 3es each Gitat Skins - -35 s to 7os per dozen Bark per load - 211. los. to 231. os. PRICE OF TALLOW IN I,,ONDON. St. James's market 3$ 9d Town Tallow 64s 64 torts Clare market 35 9id Ruffia ditto (ca.) 62s 6d to os Whitechapel market 3s 9d Ruffia ditto (foap) 599 to 6os (per !tone of 81b.) White Candle Ru Ilia c 9, to os Melted Stuff 54s 04 to 56s 11$ 3ici Ditto Rough 38s od to os Average Price 38 giid Greaves - iósodto os Good Dregs zcs to os Yellow Soap, 7os. to os.—Mottled, 78s.—Curd, 8 zs. Candlas, tos. 6d.—Moulds, 125. cd. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, 04ftobcr r . Smithfield. Et. James's. Whit,l)ape.l. O.Hay 515t0 7 0 4 0 oto 7 z 7 614 10 oto 7 7 • New 3 15 to 5 10 Straw 2 oto 2 5 1 14 6to 2 2 05 2 6o to tl6 o Clover 7 oto7 to 5 7 7oto 8 8 o Do.new 5 o to 7 0 COALS, Odlobcr 1. Beft Coals in the Pool, at ss. od. per Chaldron. Delivered 21. 141. od. Sunderland, 21. zs. od. UPl~vered 21. les. od. On Weclnefday, the Hon. Mr , - Montgomerie Stewart, of a daughter, at the Fail of Galloway's, Great Ealing. NIARRIED. Wednefday, at Windlelham, Surrey, Captai:i Robert Mend% of his Majefty's Navy, to Mils Butler. daughter of the late James Butler, Efq. of Baglhot Lodge, fame county. On the attt ult. Mr. Henry Crauturd, of Grolvenor-cvare, to Mils Fleetwood, coulin to Sir Thos. Fleetwood, ei Chrihire. On Thurfday laft, at Effingham, Surrey, Lietiten:mt-Colo - Wm. Johnfton, of the 28th regiment, eldeft fen of Sir John Johnfton, Bart. to Mir; Sufan De Lancey. daughter of Stephen De Lancey, Ffq. late Governer of the Bland of •Fobago. Tharftla . feintight, Sir R. William Vaughan, Bart: M. P. to Mifs Anna Maria Moityn. At Lymington, the HOll. Charles Murray, to Mifs Law. On Tueftlay taft, at SLcpney, Captain George Miller, to nr, Barnes, daughter of Mr. Georg,: Barnes, of Stepnty-grtcn. DIED. At ButaloranLoilge, county of Donegan, in confequenec of the burning of a bluod-vcffel, the Counters of Ennificilien. On the 17th July, at Aux Cayes, Bartholomew Dandridge, Efq. Conful of the United States for the Southern Department of :it Domingo. On the 2d of Auguft laft, at Port Royal, Jamaica, in the 22d year of his ate, Augaftu4 Levefun Gower, Captain of 11;3 Nl:ljt. It y's chip Santa Margaretta, of 35 guns, fourth fon of Coe late Hon. John Levi:fon Gower, Rear Admiral of the Red. On the 1 7th ult. t he Rev. Edward Eiteourt, L.L. 1). Rea or of Long Newnton, Wilts, and of the confolidated l'ariihcs Did marton and Oldbury, Gloue.:!terihire. On Sunday la:1, at Kt annlton, Frederick Dingley, young& fon of the late Rev Robert Henry Dingley, of Beaumont Com mon, Eifel. On Thurfday afternoon, after two days illnefs, Mr. Jofeph smith, of th.: Woolpack Inn, St. Albans. Dr. BRODUM's NERVOUS CORDIAL and BOTANICAL SYRUP. IT has long been a quettion, as well as a matter r f fnrprizc, why Dr. Da ( 'DU at fhoultlbe more retorted to as .1 Medical Man, than fume of our Wt. Phyficiana, whole tit rat!ter and eminence has never been doubted : this Enigma 11... s long puzzled all ranks of people; but when we weigh and con fider the mute in a deliberate manner, the furpriz! ceafes, and the cataract is taken from the eye. For inflatice, how numer ous are the ditorders the human frame is tubjedt to, and which ari fe, folely from the Patients imprudence; there complaints the Patient is afhamed toUnfold to his own family Phyfi.lan, either fearful it may by tome unforefeen accident become puldie. or does not like to confets his weaknets to the Phytician he is in timate with; and in which cafe the female in particular often falls a facrifice, rather than divulge the ferret of their guilt; and without knowing the origin of the diforder it h impoflible for any Phyficiati to prcfcribe with fuccers ; thefe, then, arc the patients who can with fafety apply to Dr. ifroduni, for they have only to figs initials to their letters, and flute their cafe without any rc.ferve whatever. The Doctor fends them tither a Prefeription or medicine (as the cafe may require) without ever knowing the perfon who has made application to him, and the matter mils for ever a ferret, as it is out of the power of the Doctor to make a ditcovery : this is the only anal true raufe why Dr. Brodum monopolizes the application of all ranks of people to himfeif; and particularly fo, as his character is fc well etlablithed •as a &BM Phyfician, when we obterve in the daily papers, the well authenticated Cures pert, by him, to perfons who have laboured for many yt ars un:'.er Gout, Rheuniatifni, Evil, Scurvy, Nencus, Conftiniptive, Yellow Fever, Jaundice, Bilious Complaints, Spafirs in the Stomach and Bowels, and Debilities of Beth Sexes, :a ifilij from natural or acquired Caufes, in particular, chore Complaints ori ginating from Intemperance, improper I:iduigcaccs, Int or excellive Grief. For the removal of every kind of n : in the Syftem, there are few Medicines of equal t theacy, and in Complaints of the liver y many can teitify, win) have at it.teited its beneficial efFeds,evrn after the formation of a eltirrou; sub- Rance—The Yellow Fever, and thole fatal Dictates that orii,i• nate in the baneful Atmotpliere in hot Climates. The Botanical Syrup anti Reltorative Nervous Cordial, to b. had at the Dodoes !mute, No. ta, Albion-anal, near the Ia: verian Mufetim, Surry-fide of Blaeltriars lkidge, in Bottles a: ti. as.; t is. ; and 65.; (duty included) ; Jeboult & Co.'s, late La con , No. o, 0 xtord-Ilreet, oppofite Bond - flree t;t; ol d n T., No. .42,Cornhill ; Ward, No. 324, Holborn ; Wi: hers ( late Cot cell's) Medicine Warehoufe, No. 229, Strand, Templ!ear ; 'l'ug's . Royal Exchange; Williams, Perfumer to his M.,iefiy, Pall-Mall; E. Newhery, Corner of St. Paul's Clitirehluird ; Bolton's, Royal Exchange; Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheap fide; Burgeois, Amick, and Son, No. 32, I laymarket ; Shaw's . Medicine Warehoute, High. Rreet, Borough, oppofite the South wark Bank; Mr. ridding's, No. 76, OrtOrd•ftreet, oppi:fite the Pantheon; Forbes, Druggiit, No. 32, Blai.kinan-flrcez. Borough.; and Dicey, Bow-lane. And bi all Printil; livokfrAlars, and Ve.ndus of Melicine in clic duct Kingdom.: F.or. Auttnr.:l. r ro t 1 " neerbuCe Erupt! .ms, r,, from impure blood; to the'..t oiecii impair:A I•y the l i a r.ii 11;17c to thole whok puerile intlifehlne , !„ difeafc, tr fAvn the feetis who, behn.f niarria4l, t,r nn t eve ot mail rormption 00 t',• it ,-;t:•, i t .• 'mall confola: ion to refi •et, ••; ;r NI, Vr.(;1.T.110 iy Ite relied en. a , the 1..c:1 AN. t - Sweetener of :-1; Tttnnd. • , znd At t!.is fealon of th. y,•ar, a S wectere- •• , been enionctl it is lia:tiity as it av:le pre, )' t lore of rommencim: am rarly c nor'; v t) ”te. count of tht ir I. . c :ty. ~1 conveMence log no conhaLna•rt, , C 4 i, t b e (( else': .parria: :ItTc.)ll ) h ;Ai) 1)•'..1) Pills ate the belt Atr.iliaryell gin t , L l n le te a f cl i v f a o n in ta e g n e i s il t d )f e ic r l a l t ties of the blood, be taken at the fame time. Propared and fdd, in boxes, price: (1 or n • e price tI. 14 by the. Proprietor, J. Pithii nr , rta the ,Irmy, IVarehoufe, No. 76. Os ret, thcver Pantheon ; :Jo retail by 'Putt, Itoyal-E:(cliar•e• )IjU : . C . : and Butler, No. 4, Chcapiid , Shaw ; NVard, No 324 . , Swinncy, No. , ey Medicine az Vender in thc Pall-Niall; Kingdom. 4, 2Uroll‘' d; 4:44 Uri-IEN Prlfefiional Nlen educati fpenfibitity deviate from the :7eneral Cy:tern `a• l-dtion of a peculiar Branch, the Cll.-it - ion of lot:g ft.! csta,ii e d f !ergs is the heft criterion of faptriority. Ten years have I devoted sty prarliec to the excitifire:mo meet of THREE I)ISORDE:I.S, z. 74 the Inceesial ray ;dan gives me additional ardour to cppof e as f ar as .2,11 able the ravages of thole complaints vO-ich are the ;nor, • ant in the catalogue of human inhrrairies. A:ter initiation into every launch as an Ann w S ur ," 1 formed a wish at an early period of Praaice to refrik als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the c a , ta l! (, germs precipitancy of generol Pradlitioners an. The THREE DISORDERS, to the coreof which 7 hav e voted my attention, eon:prize every Cpccies of VENF.o,;:,L INFECTION; whether of a recent or long dur..tior.--- Ail kinds of DEBILITY, wheeler hriang front the Schoolboys, or the indulgervie of mature age, and la!ra,•6:-'. rangement of the fstilan in Women which is called NY , ISS or ST7RILIT Y. Numerous difei!'es are the refult of ftmoranee or halt treatment of a fun 'L.• r2•onorr:tea,i,iti it not unirt.onea!:v inns that the feeds - )f Life poifened by the inLirc . :rier; unguarded hour. By a fuptrior rnetited fuch eitily cured, ar.d e'en whe:ll others. have tail•A, 1 I may preturue t 3 olfz r a raalic:l men: Few, however, are the cafes complieat t'a diforder, compared wit'• the e - .lair.ltous fitn7tio: - . , , of from indulgence tra s'01,7:1R 1 :-• VICE or the pro. Ces of a fall:ion:dile !.Fr, acittire that !tate of L)t- . ..11:!v is the unavoidalfle co..:critience oy . inch prrnie.'soy Where the tinhal , e v loiterer tr0 , ...1.; fuliy conceals his misforturie, it :nay he 'Tonle him to blow, that ait:ioualt 't be an o'o'r,'.l nr with other Pracitizi , :riert, the r• CiEfJCIES by the gradual u:3 sof it Ment of ti•y expeiici.e(i. If of Pa..:•.•ites fir Iteg , no to in:lrt;•,• ,rb i•-ty w't by an early cettnter:o!iion of tlas lanistiid !late, an t i t ;,. e cafes no t owt ..lir3colties will ti,:cur. Put where thin D‘...ftcl.,•ney has for 7e.rse•rifte4l.:. , ft* revcranc:tii ineeptvartHy requilit ~.. to revive the gun/take •is of I. ife, t.) re-as I.:te Ri ED WOMEN, wf , have 1• - •ii•; ! - o?r..rrr:v•l in their exonatitien; of a l'arrib:, fuch fierce.; are. cara)le b.; 'Vediciii The S'..t..'REC.`,Y vs - '•icli t" fo effetitial rf, un etc QL!...liteations which 1 ity.te prefur.ted to 1?; : re, • Bails of Pre:v:ll l ons, ant: in o•it!...ide. - .ze madon is given, that Mr FREE may be coninit-..: ( ~r by letters incloiing a finall note) at his h00fe,N0.2,,0r::•• ' Jet •fl.rcet, Strand, Lear Ternple-.7.iar. There is an r...!•'itionai entrance in Water-fir:et a an d the !a w e it an both the leis. M. ; REE,'oc , ntiP- ov the ' , oral To THOMAS TAYLOit, No. 9, Bride:-ftrect, I toi:dJri. Honoured Sir, Edicburc:i, AT:irch I!, 151. T BEG leave to inform you, that r. - er A year 1790, I have been afhi,gesi w.th the Lee: which, franc its olnlinatc:y refillir, every ,•1 ; ,• • e prefcrthied - by the molt eminent of the faculty !:c: •.:m going feveral fevere courfts ot falivation, anti 1,%;.••:•• from the Hofpital, with little re:tr . , :o !,•• malt i:ive.tc•ratc nature. In the frtiaz ef 1. .ar ••. •.! had sot to fuch :t head, as tica:•ii to put a I had a large ulcer on the crown of my :i,: and nay leis were broke out in a ira, is 1 . 1.1 was dreadfully painful, and had beta in i;.,te. ..f .. for the lilt (even . years ;my left had alio ;vs.,' 7 70•'. •a •• was very much difeolourctl,aud gave rue c;i;°l particularly when warro hi bed, iteat•ly ,•• • In this Fatter: able ate Iwus r( •:. . • • .• :• fur, r,!c:ived lo gr.:at a cure by ••• • 7 Lea:se') Patent Pills, wni:•11 I L.,:air to in the courfc of a ort:thir,!l_ I b:;•Lit to • 1; •• more than a month the 01-:rr , in ray lite... ly healcd—form after f ,r,-; on toy .' • ••: howev,:r, confiderable in roe ..•. the bone of the left, wlikh, •••,•• longer perLverarec in your invilu - J:•:•• •• • • •• nodesdifperling, the f!: hi r.• ; •;•:•.:.nio it , ▪ !• .. • . turnal pains gradually :!,oing ral advice and medicine, 'r y • • .••••-•• plaint recov:T.:l toy t• been! a jelly anti fat, in r_ ti c• ." • • months to the alirmill mein of .:h : • •. . • in what terms to exprefs my gr!i:iti.l,, . •••••: ' good of other ILW.Kring inort.ll%, to rl_ke t 1..• • •: • ▪ poffible, as I than on ever: , :1 ; : 1 greatly ol , lige,Sir, your 7rateful,t..-•i: ••.t.v.•!•, !!..• •' ALEN. MURKER, Swan's C!.pie, I :Ica r.r . • c-:-• • Witnctfei to the above Cure •—it , h2 'l l .olg-t ,•; •• .• Poultry-market, John M-110 , 0 1 1,0'..1 ::• - Prcrared and foid by the 1.)!e. t• I ) 1.0%, Member of the • Royt: • • ~,. •.- •• .•.: Nn. 9, New I. 1. „i! . • rei;ience of more than y •••• • • direaed to the cure of • !.1 ).. •-• 61,-.1:a: to the Parts of Genera...ion, .tits • s s which Mcn ot his Profeilion . • - • •••• he fiat.: , :rs the and he • ...• nthillers to p,rfoit. Ik v• i.) - • dif . ,:srnii.,.; PCOl.c, at an vol.l ~f i•. 11 Alin fuid, by his appoint:lie:it. 'or t!!c living at di:l:ince, at the P. N z• • • • hr -;•. t N0.7,1-:.'t '- hill: Air. No.t, Union-r)w, ; It • • hri.I;;;;, ; Air. 1.h , '.;.:n .. " • fen in e v er) - co•:fici•e•table tow n in t :i•c.tt Dr . ` t hoses o: only as, yd. each. 1 . , eT, ';• ut whereby ties of jiCt..; Ica 111:ly 6 %Vi• t . * cafe fpird, N. L. Even- Box 1,,i.1 ir. G 1 at Inita:n is Oil which , by hivour of th:. •::z. .it die :.tamp-011ec—T. Tayl.•!. No. 9, N,:w atitate witich is teloly, anti a:1 ct %as are euu:,:crf...: HIGH WATER I.O;M: . ) 7%1 IA11 1 (; T••)- 2, •orc P--'- ' y Morning 5 . ; mi'te'rs .t%L.T Afternoon roiriuw- after _ , ••- • LONDON : Vr0n:•1...• .17% 'oy Jf ••• l' • • (nf Carnabv-itrce ) a! t!.! iN II Nti4. 4 • C/trey-Rrect ov T . i'v ' • i` tit L • 7 t:rburv-place No t. •''' STA Orr . :to w° , 1::: kg the Tir s lif:irk;. l . to be 3 .1. 1 ., 4.