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4W4THVG lAVELLJGEA'CE. OP Ecs LAW INThiLIGIVC.R;" OF./2IIOIICANSI-Mt E, EDIIESDAY, JULY t. Fifty Pounds fOr Maiden Horfes was run for and won by Mr. rilOs's b. h. Fordtaller, late Collector, 6 yrs old, 9 11 . 41b. • - - • - - Mr. Rkhardes c.m. Moira, .3 yrs old, 811. tuna - ruttesnAr, JULY 2. A Satelpfla.lces of togs each, for Maiden Horres; except the above Plate, was run for and won by Mr. %areal) h. Foielladlcr. 6 yrs old, 9(1. t i lb. - t I Mr. Horlt't b. g. Peter the•Grisat, 6 yrs old, 91t. lib. 2 1 Mr. Wyndbans'i c. g. Eproin, j yrs old. 211. r tlb. - 3 3 FRIDAY, futt 3. Fifty Pounds for any Horfe, Scc.. carrying weight fbr age and qualifiCation. Mr. toneesh h. i/Oriftativ;, 6 yrs old, 9 711). - • Mr. klclowdes b. h. Witrwick, 4 yrs old, Eft. 6111. - dill. :lame day • the Hunters' Sweeptiakes - were run for, and won by Mr. Jones's bay horfe Foreflaller, beating Mr. Hntit's bay gelding Trumpator. I 1 a 1 COURT OF COMMON PLEAS JULY 9. ' - rriertio V. comae. Mr. SHEPHERD raid; . this Was an aetion to Pe en4er i large illiii of manly, had and received by the tlifindaiii: The Legifleture hAd been extreme ly anxitins to fry:Pent-illegal infurance in Lottery, and had framed a bill to prevent the died of the rapatity Of Lotte+Y . Offite- - keepers on the one hand, and-the fivreplit4ty ; and-folly of indivicluals on the . other! The Alet.eif Parlkament thentsfore enabled, • that nibtfeY 1141 t b illegal inflame:, fhouldhe re viler-AR in an talon at law. In the year the Defendlnt, Mt. Graver, kept a licenced Lot tettr_Oeltei ib Pope's-head Alleys Coe/dints not e ratbfled WWI the fair •profitt of hit Wines, he - • laid beet: lb the pritßiee of taking illegal infurences, • ntifl liid•receleed of his client, for infartanceain ,-Ilie- frith. Lottery dr that year, no lift thin 16671. The principal; iliiktelty with which he fhouldhave • •to contend in fapporting the prelim maim, would • he toestortthe truth • limo a very unwilling wit nefr, who had • td agedthis and other trantialions nOet the pite titl r. Carotin , i but he bad the af. 6 ',Nolte Of a Lellitied Gentleman, who; on at for- Intnwticeafsian Pi wiefled from him what was faf •ff cffekir to Malittlittikti;aition of this lb* : . ke-hope4 hi -iiiiiild-' beet die films teeters now. He wall-1- *P WOAD* 61 think he award be as &intik!, . • beelinfl tlin ittientits , seete made oat between 1% •in witsiefa's hanci-writing. By thofc liettr d3 . • Fe weAchiltear that; the Plaiatiff had a 'leek hits ht Idifbiettr, for it vent neteffary he ihould So' tip* , as elliert intnurateed by $a little flaw of !hoe* to go iii!'frifit‘ing; which unfortunate, he 'ard'4llhp thilinlkil: hit- to the tune ofthe him tar *NM din Otitis- this brought. ' "The sgniehis *h name was Thitrailleedek, was produced, and examnad liy. Met Pau& the i - 11:1eha•MM4Ares Mid fo l eefifttlly examined Mm • Vetere i f . ghat *teeth* the witnefi tens mere admit BY eigetiettee in patkying the "peafowl, certainit intig; thatichetig4the vrased-mgatielin emirpor. fibre lhape is r ithich lagennity • _cualtillatre am& ' Hotel, it War linpoilble to eittab • fraitatm the , 'lids an Ifbieb the *Sinn was td beintaiallblee.-4 Apt ifttir Lihd At.faextv's pectins .. mar .dmi of At Irryo'reite elbauSeds. the "Philtleiff Alms ifoNged Ito Atlitilit te a' aonfaie. • . _.h ... There are•Mily three or fear 1410“ OltdblOW ti tried in •ttis Crtirt. . .. . . .. . . . Intl fe.i.•=tsditavei V. r.antraniil • , • • A titta-nnett. • , - : • Mi.. Sitreint Site rota o flateds-thkehie x sale* eras biorephy the Plaintiff to recover for needs eistof him by the DeilindaitrX fequence • which he had been annum)) , iii erred in Me trade midi eiretunflances.--Tbe weeds Nara ' effearly spoken without 'any foundation for then* N for the Intendant had not. attempted to Jam mai jadlification upon the retold. The patties wesi% 1:15 a certain degree; in the time line of barters, The'Defeindent Wits a Stock-brialier and the Plain- WI A Stocii•Johber, and during a temporary ib.. • - finer Of the, tatter, in the month of June, 1799, the former had'ljinken the words Stated in the de. •• klaratTcn,whieh,,flitiogh they might appear to have ••i'lhditt6Strititentts were, neverthelefs, of an ex 'tiiiiiVlY ihrlnbt feature to a perfon in the peculiar ;fine 'of fife "of ttt Pleintlif. However they might • - • cite a iln e, when mentioned by the parlounfut% tikithey 1 • ated ittfolvency and bankruptcy what ' ' nat t e Bank, or On the Royal Exchange. • k ite e expteffion to which he alluded was that of a ken dad. Riclicultiaras fuch in eaptellian might ;far, it implied that the perfon of -whoni,it was - en was a bankrupt, .and unable to carryon his • e. The Plaintiff had been in the habit of tied -4a at-tN.fiti4 to-t, confiderable *amount t• and *ing titration; in the month; of ; Jobe, 1/99, to -go into the•cottutty with his with, he *turned the next day, aft was flitprifecUalt being called upon by revere! OeKbns, with Whom he had had dealings, ' who &fired to fee-his hooks. There applicatioos Were at the 'Mauna of a Committee appointed to examine the affairs of defaulters Os) the Stock Ex change. Ife was alionifited at- an applicatiJn of this kind, confcious that he had perfnimed all his engagements, and that his credit abta !f ord ,, and • bi. began to inquire how it weld balk ned. He found that the Defendant, a perfon o itapor tanci in the Stock. Eichange, bad in a. eonverfa, . tion with a Gentleman of the name of Mafon, with whom the Plaintiff had contrafteds on the teth of I June extraitilfer toool. flock on the 13th, declat-. ed in ilk pretence of a nnmber of perfons to this efe&, 4 , 'i awl not deliverhim the flock, he is • a lame thick; he. will not come hare: any Inore,” I • In csouftstwence of this, Maion tramferredhis flock ; to.aisiufier perforu Words like thefe were - the-fame ix filvint 'of 'a merchant he wain a bald:rapt, and.; es-add not come *ay more on the', Exchange :it • was tim molt degrading heist in wirier) a merchant • could be placed. Our immortal Englifh Poet bhisildprara the great maker of human nature, de 4.4itribine• a- mined merchant, put theft weeds i ll t h e . ' - ' :alit him .'t.-the hank -3 fearce thaw hisfaee alhanted to appear on the public mart," in other words a laMe duck. In confequence of this afperfion, the perfons with whom the Plaintiff had contrafted for the transfer .1 flock, refuted to have any thing more to do with him ; his credit was loft at his bankers, and he was deprived of the means of carrying on his track at the Stock Exchange, by which he had fupported himfelf and family. He truited, when he had prov ed thefe fags, the Jury would give fuch damages as were commenfurate to the injury the. Plaintiffhad received. The firft witnefs called was a Mr. Mafon, who had known the Plaintiff for a number of years, and had dealings with him in his bufinefs of a flock jobber. On the loth of June 4 1799; he entered into, a contra& with him to fell a thonfand pounds flock, to be transferred on the t3th, and he ac cordingly went on the morning of that day to the Stock Exchange, to meet the Plaintiff, for tht pur. pole of finifhing the bufinefs. Not being ible to find him, he went to confult the Defendant, and told him that he had been looking all the morning for the Plaintiff without effeet. On this the De- fondant repeated the Plaintiff's name with rOme marks of furprife, and then added, " he is a lame' duct--he is gone away, and does not return here again." The wimefs then told the Defkndant that he had fold him a thonfand pounds Rock, and ask ed his advice how to proceed in the matter? The Defendant adrifed him to fell the !lock to tome perfon, and foOn after the witnefi left him, no far ther eonverfation on this Ibbjeet having taken place. ' Not fatisfied with this account he made further in quiries of others,, who confirmed what the Defen dant had faid ; and in confequence of not meeting the Plaintiff, and of there reports, he afterwards fold the fleck to force other perfon on the 'Change. On his crofs-examination he mentioned that it was the ptaftice when transfers Were to be execut ed, for the perfbn, •to whom thet were to be made either to attend himfeif on the day appointed, or to fbnd Conn other perfon to do the bufinefi in his Iliad. .He allowed alto that he had firft opened the firbjeft to the flefendant, and asked advice in the charaCter of a friend, nor did he aft on thii advice till it was corroborated by their teftimoni: He did not fell the' flock to any other perfon till near the expiration of the time (one o'clock) fbr concluding fuels bargains, and his transfer was, the lift made on the day on which it took place. By a Gentleman formerly a Menthes. of the Stot k Exchange Committee, and eta atquirinted with the cotirfE of hnfineft, it was proved that perfons having transfers, to Make - are - ufeally on 'Change about . eleven o'clock, for that purpofe, but that one o'clock is the laft boor for doing bufinefs of this kincl- His evidence al& proved that the report of the Pliintiff's being in the fitnation defcribird by 'the Defendant was generally known on 'Change ' at the time the words were fpoken, and that after ihat dly the Plaintiff had never appeared to do butlitHk. Mr. fehh Peppercorn fold the Plaintiff flock to `be trinifitrred on the t3th of jute, the clay the , worth were fpoken • came to th e 'Change at the .ufnal tfitie; but law ;tithing of the Phintiff. At the prtipo boar he Balled oat 46 Allwris, Ifferth," and'irite arifsiered "he had- iffer 4 rinif el" lie neverfarthe Plain& On. 'Change niter On ditYr MY. *Max* 'Sprott* five* drat the *Ott of the *PLl.intiesfitiration was OOttifibes on '!Mange on the *or** of the day whentbeiroreliWere fp6kett. • -Here the. indge interfered- and wiflicd as there .\tartuit leilievideneetieher of general or b( :iVeCiat. &nage that Ore dude &bald not farther occupy iRe ti of the carer He pin it to end litit' *Mae, they bad inty ditubts ot, the cafE anerthey. akpreffed•thenifirivts &fly eittfsfied.—Theierdie was tor tge Defendsmt. Sfr,TtiotiaX Guinan, of inaildeent memory, 4e/tore- Oldie endoirtnetits and local charities' r alarmed his friends, as lierthooght he veis trenthl b igfuni,ifieply: bit his Property, and Might nitierattlf become a viditn 'to his own virtues, fait; with more truth thimble %Arid was aware of, , 'that Nre eters he gave, the iithi‘ & dam" For, iO Prhportion is he extended his beoevolente his purd became more peindero *vend Wealth 11;evid in upon him, even alk.rtheitliketipfouibetutiko tions flowed ont.-440 Paid the great and go6d Earl Of Diva's n IRK who *rote • his own epittph, " Mutt 1 taw,.l boot ; what fowl, f /gf." Mtn of foci a turn tate their good fornine upon trad e and thete are not many itahlocts to be adds ied of their beThg baulked in their. fpeenlittlens; for exj aniple—Athere is BIODVII, the Inventor and Pro , pnetor of the Nzavous CORDIAL and ilarautest drier, tenet fatisfied with the gond that be has, done fociety, by the vendition of his valailiki Ntif.• trams, has for force time plat been ite as ventntkei upon the high road of Alaieleirys **sal his do nation of pill - to the FOondling fltifpiall, and. alto- to the Matvgate Infirmary and Stirrer Diffreadtry, of which inditothms he is eledeb a Governor for life; betides his bequefis to the Preariafon's, Cum. berland Sehool, and many.odter charities., And yet, *does not wax Otte .tot etc poorer, but, on the contrary, the Dotor derives from hislillribotlve otugpurgs, a rifint aututintation every day to his itte,it lead, of weirray judge by the avidity with which his medicines are daily fought AfteK— And though his Gude . to OM * is to be roach admired for the tresfure of flifoarteition it contains, it is highly probable that Oct one of his Patients ever eiperienied more benefit from his Pen or his. Panacea, than he himfeif enjoys from the eialted luiury tef tining iloodf • A far diye &at, the Lady at eadand Wilder, of Beds, of a fon. MARRY.. On die tfitti ulr. Wre. Otil. Ilk of Laos, to Mils Apses R if Si!, readu. fo&lyAfr. AfrdlibUti Cagimbdi, of PI •tay, wn&aop to lair. 'Auk we, yet:201(14'2.4a.. of Charles lboktocil. Eli. or SAO. accearcd. P a t i e tian. . lattolltk y tart, rfter a loos ' lky n t ti ba try, ehkft datititer of Thoa.lhloile, Ittittabe IL ftntaitay re'atitght at Beettinghisa, thiCtoe ft yh; of her age, Mrs. Cleft/tee, rehet of the Aim Clifteasit a late lteh tor of ilueperm, At Cori, Mih FMtio I.tratiohat-Cdknel .tar. mei-1y of the ath Prehnalt—ln Gradbaly, MM. !Ibid., rill of the tate Wm. Dodd, 14 of Wpm% GLlacca's concy. ::; , irKiii:ititiltylticg.t when ipC: iattalkuip-Of Vinitet.hele: lege, the fore4igal, who duet 7 . l4putibil Rieke e &beggar, a . I • • Fres the LONDON CAZiI 4 I7, 74 Li. MILITARY PROMITIYITNY WAR-OFFICE JULY In tit Regiment of DgagoonslCaptaln-Lieutennist john,Gaittie to be Captain, wee Saxton deceafact; /Attlee's= William Forfter to be Captain-Lieutenant, Tice (Oath:. xsth Regiment of Light TriagootisLieUtenant WUttam BoothL by, from the 59th. Foot, to be I.leutenam, without purthafe Lieutenant Francis John Fuller, from the %oh Poet, to bt IJeuttinutt, without prelude. 29th At:co--Charles Fitzgerald, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice lirydges, who reGgos. • York Huffs— Fricke, Gent to be Cornet, whhont par chafe, vice Eluting, promoted; Halm, Gent to be Cornet, witboutpurchafe. aft Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain Matthew Chitty Dar by to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, Worthry, who rrtires ; Entign George Cliftdn to be Litatinant, vice Darby. " I Colditream Regiment of Foet Guards—Affilftant Surgeon John Gilliam to be Surgeon, vim Rofe,docenfect; Afaitant-eur- icon Charles Coombe, from the Pnvalids at the Toirer, to be Affiftant Samoa, lice 011 ham. • . 4th Regiment of Foot-411'86n Andrew Lawrie to be Lieute nant, by, mirage, vice Patrick, promoted; William Birch Brinley, Efq, from the 66th Foot, to be Partial:Or of th 3d Battalion, vice Nicholls, who exchanges. sth Dittoi—joreph Rolfe, Gent. to be EA% by mucilage, vice Baby, promoted ; Hcipitid Mate rif.Miben to be Af fiftant-Surgeom 9th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry N. Biwnwich; from the Roth Fem, to be Lieutenant, vice Edwards, who exchanges. teth 'Ditto—Sago David ()elite Sttlart to be Lieutenant, without parchak, vice Outcry — ; wittketilins. 20th Ditto -- Bale Charles de Heand to ire Lilmtenant; by pirehafe, vice Huater,pwomeited ; Lieutenant L P. Edwards, faun the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Bromwich, who exchanges. syth Ditto—Lleotertarn Stedman Raw2lns to be Captain, by parctrafe, vice hthitirelo,prosseted ; Elifign Henry Pratt to be Lieutenant, by purehak, vice Payne, promoted; Enfign Raymond Pelly to be lieutenant, by perchafe, vice Beatty, promoted. `% 1 arb Ditto--Entign Charles Conway Coltley, front . the Both Font, to be Enlign, by purebak, Hie St. joint, promoted. sad Ditto—EalSga John Kataleben to be Lieutenant, by put , chafe, vice Fennel, Who. retiree 6oth Ditto—captain TboMat Atillin to bq-4aJar, by pnrchafe, vice De Verna, who retires; Blather, Cent. to be Enfign, without pin rehire, eke Miller, who retna ; (Loaner- Matter Peter Child, trona th e Half-pity of mho late Foot, to be Quartet-Maßar, Mee Waugh, who cethangts. 64th Ditto--Bnfign James •Ruwan to be Lieutenant, vice Grape deceafed. 66th Vain—John Niebtils, Mi. froth the id Pattation of the 4th Foot, to be Paymaßer„vlee Brio!, 9, who exchanges. 69th Dittia--Captain pa rid Byron ,Divia, from Me 8 Weft ladle Regiment, to be Captain, by pathafe, vice htClintoek, who retires. 76th Regiment of Pow—Throe Hbwt Garr' tient to be without modiste, vice Totter, whole "palatine:it 46es not take picot Bilt.Ditto— r Eng i p' Simon 0. Hewett to be Lientenant,by poi; clhee, vice Wigs, who jbtnl Lock; ftern't* yotb poet, to be Captain, by poisebefe; vier 1-Fanfittni, who mine Seth Ditto—Wflitaro Meysici Bowler, Gent to be lhafgq, withunt porthole, vice Scott, Who isaperfodod,being abfcnt without kayo. Bath Ditto--finfign Robert Mk-A t 6 Be !dente /ilk wittiest Fledge, vice j ordlh, who S removed frail ttiertivlet; lri tiab WINAM Giireatlly to be Lieutenant, without putebite, Moe hilkugall, who 11 rewired. front the Crevice; Volts& M; Roger Tomlin to be Enegn, vice Travers -, Thothas Bur eau:. to be gofigti, vice Garraway; .ozarter-Maßet Strict= Jofeph Pit' to be 0::t after-Meter, Vice Med, . who mum to his Witte half-pay. 4teß-badis Regiment. —Joreph Hill Pears, Ont. to he Eri.. Be , *Motu puschak, vice Bohner, who is fupercoded, hav ing lacier jobaetbis Regiment. . • • totEvrr. ?Stich Dinahs to be LienteMed-Cletie= ilibpa mitt. Coldnel Hay's Regiment of Fencittle Inflonry. '• Captain Charles Step*, - foam the Imes 34 litalloeslitdMMiliiit, to be espaim. trim Hay, who refigite.. &load Lord id‘Donald's Reg' neat Vinare Infantry. Doold4 AVlGinion; Giat: to be Winn, ieftnnini, olio Mika. Air/Aire Volunteers. • Male'ohn NPLatuisi,Efq. tab, 4itie nodaki Campbell, *bp regent, • ^ Vtley Volontitrs. =Shan, ESq. to be MaJor-Contmandane: Mem Whitaker, Efq. to be 0./r=Ut Maude, Gent. to be Tint LIMUMW. • 100 larrett, Gem. to be PIM Liesmaint. Tkna Shaw, Gond ;to be Amend Limatenact. !iplis i ltiinctiole,poot. to be Second I.lcuttsant. . Second Lieutenant Thomas Shaw to de , 4egutaut. Sk.uftefbot'y Volunteett. Captain Chattel Bowies to be captain•coenntandens Vim Lieutenant Goat/air/Mina to be Captain. jamas' Mom, Gem orbs Ph* Lieutenant, vie WWII& Sood Liedtenant Katmai to be Firftl.kaiteitant. EdwartCbrie etu l lockland.jun. Gait. to be Second Lisatimant, viceati jobafiraw;Gent. in be &Coed Lienteniim. • Altar IN =LAND. • sM *On* I.it n limesons—Lßomosot , the deb Light ilivtormokta;- le ruttiittasieniliree, Otte Lem lira - of Vail—Ategton's Mate 'Witt, theili baton Militia, to be Ainitantifuotvit kne sennedy,Tnotmaetat in the biattb,Doin*Mila ! • Ditte,—Eadipa D. Macdonald, Goan the or Gtil, O'Coanoealkie oopo, to be En fi gn,iiee • , wita'es- Chatjek s4' Sitol—tefego William Sinew Tole titiktoianindanlibt. elide, vice William Browne, who retires lungosikire Regiment of Fen c ilge I. Dadei Gilebrilt, Gem. to be Enliga, vice Ciiiipl4l ll4 =ved tb the pit Foot. • • • • - . • •fu . 4t the . Fite hire Regiment of Fencible Thikary. . .• Enfign Jahn Henry bled to be Lieutenant, 4fee Grant, who. .venitie ; John User, Gait. tp ba ralheseallonSbandb` min 014 N ann. The vadermentloned AppoWst any .in tbe Ye lune& infantry , r. Itated In the ilet* have pot taken place • Lieutenant Duncan Campbell to baCiptabokellabahl Camp bell', who reigns; Inept Dane IpJve Firftl.lra tenant, vita Campbell; JAM Gent. to be tartpi, ,tee D. Campbell, Erratum in the Casette of the tikb'Ektlflto. Gab Kivitnent of Foot-4 2 er Calitahr /NM . Veliitlitind to be M4ele, by narcissi.; olio be Via, penermiell, ario4 Coma) Edwin , lirlintreunid to b MP*. br Pinto* , i vice lk Va , promoted. , • Commit ions in the Norfolk Midi, 'fikiticl hi 'ate lArairentenant. Wm, iegimmvl6l-iusigii *timi • r wait. 16 774112 " end., Hee Lieutenant Virebtaint Day, , vz • Thomas Line 4 , 1 0 01 •011 1 44* Wye Weak I promoted. tatt k = 101$1,1*Pkti_III014111k AnM 1 7. toi3Olgelb4 glitilftst 4l "ei aa11 ~44 , • eniabibilicr, at inair • • Thomas Airport, Mt of l a 11141 - ortebben, rirfarreider 10p is, Gandhi. Attoroo#,ltt.Afibil, Quillipatiner„, chmerip Wflitana tsrLltyli t abt. 11 •10-arapree, d* c t et It ISS ;;Helmer T 'OlllWVW4afe. Aisolen, MOIL Illnandard. hneli r eaita, Ton*, Londo n ; or Mr. /Award Stepleena, John llinsana. of Abingdon. Berta, esnia, jefr . , and 22, at tee, at the Larnblmt; Abingdon. .Attorni. Morland, In Abingdon; or-Mr. Elagrave, Saliftury t. Strand, London. Jorzah.Pescock and CorneNus Gill, of Lendon..unenthants, 14,15, and Auguft 12, at twelve, Ot Actor; Melfra.Baxtert,Md Pi, lktin, FOrnivars4lM, London ; of Mole, at Birmingham William Chiewin, Of No. ee, Weft4ane, lifermnstet . ty, merchibt, July Ig, . Atigtlit at, itt tom at Guileaz'.t. Attorney, Mr. Ifit.esi Dury-ftreet, St. Mary Axe. Arnold Ocearfen„,late of Felichn:clt-ttrcet, Lohdon, but note nt the Plat 141lon, merchant, July lE. an and Augull - le, :.t one, at Guildhall. Atm:nit'', Mars. King and Setr,:e, Cloak-Jane,l.ondon. Edtrard Pare Symonds and Peter Wltllant Crapp, brPll;its Green, near Bromley, Kent, woolftaplets, Auguit 11, at ten, st I.oadoo. Attort.lj% Tilbury and Radford, Holborn, Latuktu ; or Mr Charks Wooldridge, Wincheittr. • EIPirtDENDS. July as. Marlton Sedgwick', of Darlington., grocer, at e at GuildhalL July as. Thomas Woodward,' of Darnard-Caftla, r' • fOrtt-merchant, at eleven, it the Bizet. Lion trn, Durham. July as. Gaven Young and d'aien Chunk, of mvrehants, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 20. Samuel Bra/ bury, late of Bahn&hall-fl.fett, bruku-, nine, at GulidhalL _ July 3t. lottih *Minton, of Zitatsmalpixt-Huil, maker, at elevens at the Whitz-Hart Tavern. u; FILU July as. Huichinton Mem, obeet Mere, and N:arr, Fenehurch-ttrcet, merchants, at ten, at Guittlhan. . . Extra& of a I.etter addreed to Mr. Boor 17.5.:N, Prnatr, Boettcher, Stationer, and yendar stall the it:endue Medi cine". Stourbridge. • . Q IR—You will be rienfed to trai4init tile fol. 1 .1 lowing Cafe to Mr. Liairst Seri ,at hi. Ditrentary. la Mllticheßer : Azdjuo.Binolc, near SlostAridge, Worcefternaire, re& t 6, Abr. Mr..LIGNUM; Sir—l beg Tough"' ptiblatlst Ibitaottmextraordinary Corr, and I npc ie rdy wilt that tfiote who make trial of your A NTI. SCORBITIID DROPS, seat candid' and imperil:ll In gluing a jut actiiddt of their eels to the Public. lam pertuueler" that numbers of our luLlow creittares labouring tinder dreadful Com plaints, nilitg not oltt be tatty* but theft Dlfordert tR.r molly eradicated. 'About nine years ago I was afflicted Sei.:e leprous and feorbutic eruption... which made their appearin.c on different parts of my body, 1 - v4a increated with tuck I.:O -.:iffy, that of late wars I have been truly leprous, my w:i,ie frame being at times covered witfi kaley irdemblerg tie h.,:k of a tree, handkls of Which were taken eff my bed every molting; the Itching that.itttlidtd Was intoterahfr., 2',1 !till Waft , fisfulferable ' was tits finerilag FAA with the ...mood feragebing. Before 4 Wyatt taking your Drops, how ever bltile h may Spline.- hi the pdfifie, it is a certaia faill,thaVeri elifivont porta .dr my tardy them were not his than five,kur*lrc4 Moen shrough &Ws t I at times lot the dye of Ito MAW fisitehe, and wii Alla* 'initiate of ka o skor shy toduret .se , VW* IL'a the fele *modiste my family and fell had to Wok to for our fultport.„—te this rollick and truly depthrible Mee; My &lay and Siknds tad eon aPi aft Soled a tnr recovery; bet an aeimaitiontee of ' mine foimobe ofe of Timothy Matoo, of Wigan, its.Lauca- Ildrd; In the Mettilugheib pipet, yerficaded Me na mike trill et ion. Drips I hntotatiely p y rehae:d s Mail bottle lif Mr. 4ongoo printer, fn Stostrbudge, which I manyi graft!, to aterfatenty ban, ea demob berfelt;rling, tin ?lid Mhen, I think, fix or feral final! bottlesel ago Viet& the' 4-bm g m . and Ora sf Omit nun moody, able to follow my emptily. If any farther fa be trOired •of the troth of thts"great mark the aumitor:nuot be Mr fir4l l looll alitlying:to Mr. Wheely %left maoefaeturer, or 11* Rollafon, Stourbridse - Me. Ttimtinfon, Deepgricl heti Worit, nee thrtftieflroty : Mr. toiler, Stetted.lime Lime, Works, amao;,Sdr,, yogi. lam bic fervent, fillWAßla WRMl L oincr. Auefted fit prelbeke of NNW Weil. lid Mi. To Mr. John I . l golote'llorhalta, Lk ST. •' • • Seidgetfireet. Moneta:St r. , liAdttkre keit relik lib* '46 Difranfin7 Maneliefter ; at Howard and Evans**, Wi g . lane, Well ' Stahlahold, tole tale RE Lyndon; alto fold retail by the following one: H. dell. 47, Minority ; W. Clark , sap, Soetvegin •' Q. haPel ; jebouit. 766,02.C‘rd Shtt4l,Logtomur a I'Vhde,ol4 Bond- Axe*, fed ..10, Ploet=: t. - Thu, slid I&Veri, Royal Fr eitag*" /knight; Nona& reef 'Tank. alp, Suomi ; Ward, 324, Holborn. .. . . To T. TAYI,4)R, Surgeoft s NO p7esttreee 7 l a Oliiiii air, • R&M& Ws, i5....v. I N the fpring of tyst4 I 4Pitil•iifilideti.ll4th, a Vete + roof Complaint, which- I wetted with Indifference for five months; but wattled" . obltefi to Opitto si regab.r Phyfirian, we' temporary Ito/ to - the riraksee Of the fefeefe (by w h ore belt s for hark that ; bet gro'whig, It tpitc of all amdidbeimd the advice of the bib Oembanenoethe faculty ,Jassi is = wprce for twojazis 'placed to. A tam al alUletthntl beyond ~ an entire lefer, ad* Mot lienct tp y Imed„, throat, ramdth. 4°6 1 1 2 IM C I IVCb " 2 the re** in dogtrot become illy e _. fil _ ~ totlee Alt kat tons lo' tiehg itrert cl, 'loy b . o•y% WI goe!Otitilly attphial.of . tglm...lt *veld he vcititninolu,s. gsruc*rizeoll . my cote—iketkos "b f a v, rimy hear **With +OM Ili, lotteW Paroled - tinlyardta,4* Oi a 'tsakd MeoPlitisid Mao ,1 womhkl lova& Rpm by *Ty friends, and imagined myfelf,bz i tal oi l i W a tzta rry g ; and Indeed, in my then condition, afore then Illih a falti. Ph*. tilde 40 61444014 6 149144 1 1 4 1 6 / 6 "" miterable'exutence, tin DM WA PROVlDsvcat in my way a flowerlike caliatitisMir the Iffitreflillfr BM WyWals•Altty .irktoth Oddity., !hMtid 11 ,telt‘Ao4V g!og sfAur LIAXXS rAjtI4T I'ILLII MAICII, by urne td dose, tin now, eMitledie Mt, ti oat elt rek ' - . illW firitrin siefotlbible fikst(e), in a RatetZth he rott I co. moll as a proof of this. had * fine, g, healthy chill. born tt. Me illderiWfattivers. i er . tei Distn in l 4 In hopes of rendering my fellow-creature fordee, 4 grim@ rol to publifit this ; and yoomay m i l so la oe refer porton'. who wilt to be fatiided of the truth if or further portiook!tse, to Inc or ray Meads; *Mrs' •4a km Oaks Le kodoskifillAterral , sod Mlle el ated it, therefrom Llyaist..... evaryl44o, v o iftankind s fat bt lratit.Ltake't rate they *AS {`di hi* fierifiliclift. :44 radical epee s , (dr that molt alaihtfed hyper( the lfMtaluil Difeaff, Which le eyikeh•-a con rta is me arm umidiela *kalif* 'OW, ski ifaillivilengsd Mats Shill* • - 7. i'• • _, _ . 2r,S t en g tolil ri l te l 1. 011 =11 3 1 1 4.111it X i ! MI ms P i ro tostloo dirt' St Marfa, to Oki My litteirtiral J. Coil, R ProporM Sole ' . +load.raw. Loin, beer ditto Skid CM'S lim, se i l k, more, klio. y. New Bridikwaltatei 164600 V vt Id glee, without a fee, to perky@ taidirg tight Will set. fowl pirksts MthAs, V poet mild. On WSW Milk Way. 11 t il ` c We Il ia ia ltele 4 4008 1_146 P 0 041 4) / 6 4 6 e a ...e !tag meadosod, sa i... , own plictrikillar rewil illy ihisMolpeklesel ellisfily ass %albOtWithe , gilt gel years. thokto has had she - • . - • ' rig= kat at 011 Mot ebae, and the._ are ago . - IT ' • • AlleilkedlSOWilleall to , , Mk! - t 5. 45* .., :; ; ; ; ,.. . . , dootheltetdre• . Me. T. i 4 . lll 66lll. histeiki . Ay . "' '' s' . ' '. Y. Si vil ht s : ailiThwirort. Attan's-Rreer, Pan. mrs., T•oyikat... soicp• . Oxford-ftrost ; hfr. • y, Yfils=ltreet-Intl. nearly °MAW the Meettadeht; Afters. illoolialks, Mx I. Union-row, Lied, 14,400-1411 t Illeeithrelfa. Dublin hand ,by near. Its May o • oll dAriblql24ll4llHlVAdn„ .. "I irithod, Ifi Bolles of day So. p d eiels. up InUi n+ ll /°` w Midden* . wider ftsig mirky tun ,tkii.4 4 . 1 47.4.:" f.' I .!l l lsigif*,._h_, .... * r ••• • 7 .. . 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