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COUiVTI{r N.EWS. Howriv, Jaw. tg.—The Marquis of HAINTLY, who is the adoration of all ranks in this part of Caledonia, alrembled a large party by fledges, &c. at the c .mmencement orate great fall of fitowsin December, at his famed bottle of bufpitality, Huntly Lodge. There the ancient feudal fyll•m is revived, of keeping open houfe, with oxen, bread and beer to the poor : fidlera and pipers to enliven the hall, and hngfheads of claret and ma deira drank from the calk by all who fliare.tbe Noble Marquies hofpitable hoard. Upon her Ma jetty's birth day his Lordfltip called out the l'o. lunteers of Hun*, who fired in honour of the day, and drank her MajellyN health amidll all the pomp of war. In the evening the Marquis gave an elegant ball and flipper, where our gracious IQtteen'a health was drank with three times three. The deifert was ornamented with Ra gs , upon which were inferibed the tenth to be sweat...o GOD biers our King and his Family I may the y' long reign over this land of Liberty, blelled, and bleffing a free and happy people."—" Her Ma jefty, &c." In the middle of the table was a Fame, reprefenting the gad regiment ; with the colours of that corps and of the od, with this infcription : 44 The brave pd and gad, who have di ilingui (bed thentrelres for honour, fidelity, and courage."— There were many other infcriptit'ns. The bonny Duchefs joined in the dance with her fun and on 1y one regret was felt, that the lovely Lady e l oact ou could. hut (mile her approbation, hav ing ber for fume time very unwell There have been boric races alto of excellenaport on the race ground at the Old Cagle of Huntly, by the Mar quis, Lord ERROL, and Sir JOHN GORDON, highly entertaining to the Pitchers, Lady Eitaot, all the gay party of the Lodge, and the country around. Emir NUIG H, Fri. 6.—On Tharfday night, be tween ni'ie and ten o'clock, a fire broke out in a (mall tenement occupied as a lint faftory, near the Potter-row Port.—The materials being co cornbuf tible,inlian:ancoufly burll into a blaze,and affirmed a very awful appearance. The fire-engines, how. ever, being, foon brought to the (pot, fuceeed.ad in ertinguillitr.g the flames before much damage was done. While the fire was raging, the inhabitants in the adjacent tenements removed pats of their property. One article of furniture was brought forth from a honfe, which excited aflonithment in all, and terror not to a few. This was a cern, with a lock and,key on it, which the proprietor got made for himfelf along time ago, and now ufes for hold ing fmalllarticles. Upon the prefent occafir nit contained a bottle of gin, fume old newfpapers, pamphlets, &c. _ _ In Moraythire the winter has been remarkably fevere. The roads in many parts of the country, particulaily in the parithes of Roches, Aberdour, Knockandow, Strathfpey and Dollas, are blocked up, and rendered entirely impaffable, the !now ly ing in lonic of there place ix and is feet deep. Tee. B.—Friday Lord CRAIG, Ordinary, in the Parliament Houfe,.gave judgment in a caufe found. ed upon the following eircumflances:— " A gentleman who is a merchant in Leith, har ing forme time fence been in Muffelburgh, a perfon there informed him that a refpeEtable Company in Leith bad 114ped payment. In confequence of this be fent information by a letter, to one of the public banks in Edinburgh, of what he had heard. The Company having been in the praelice of doing Wi nes with this Bank, enquiry was of courfe made at the partnen whether the information vra s well fo und eil? The refult of the enquiry (hewed the report to be without felndation, as the Company's affairs were id a very flourifhing &nation. This being fully *remained, an action of damages was brought by the Company againft this Gentleman for propa. gating the repot t. Mr. James MORTGODI lir ' advocate, appear. ad for the defendant, and admitted that his client had been mifinformed, but that in giving the information to the bank he was not influenced by any motive of doing injury to the profccntors, and that his conduit was prompted by being connecled with that bank, which made him this It it proper to communicate what he had heard. The reporq bad not originated with him, he had mentioned from whom he had got it,;ncl merely retailed what that perfon had informed him of. The Hon. HRWRIERSKIN F., for :he profecutors„ Bated that the defence which had been ht up was by no means fufficient to juflify what the defendant had done. The credit ormerchanta was a delicate fubjett, as the belt man in the country might bq ruined by a falfe report; that it became the de fendant to have made particular inquiry into the truth of fuch a report before he took tech a Rep as be bad done by writing to 'Fe bank on the fub jea. As he had aged without taking the trouble of being better informed, he mull therefore abide the confequencesi and as the injury attempted againft the charadter of this Company had been publicly done, fo they had a right to have that charadier publicly vindicated in Court, and da mages and expences awarded. After hearing parties, the Lord Ordinary pro nounced an interlo -itor, finding the defend:int li able in gob. in name of damages, befides all ex pence.. On Thurfday night, one James Hamilton, a fer- vent man, on his return home with a horfe and cart, while croCing the water of Logic, Fara of Old Monkland, about fevers miles eatt of Glafgow, f,•11 in, and was unfortunately drowned; his body was riot found till next morning. On Saturday,Atmensß FRACF TYTL ER, E. finifhed his trials as Lord Probationer took the oaths and his feat on the Beach, as one of the Lords of Seffion, by the name of Lord Woon fIOUSILIS. On Wednefday, about to o'clock, a fire broke out in the premifes belonging to Mr. Mot - teen, iltuated at the head of Herring-fireet, Greenock, rhieb as full bore a very alarming sppcarance, 'nit by the fpeedy of flance of two ire engines, a plentiful fupply of water, and the fpirited exertions ',ldle Loyal Greenock Volunteers end Argyiefhire ?•irlitiot, it was happily loon got under without u Bch damage. The town of Greenock has, during the lalt win ter, heenconfidtralilv Welled by a gang of thieves, who hake committed depredations to a confider ahle amount. Lail week .they broke into Mr. William Scott's cellar, at the Earl (Inay head, in the immediate neighbourhood of the watch, and carried nff three firkins of butter. On Tuefday day night they broke into another cellar, at the back of the Cuftornhoufe, belonging to the fame rerfon, but being,alarmed at the approach of a man, they ran off and left behind them the imple ments with which they forced it open : they had been in the aft of cutting up 4 bale of Ru fi ia linen. Same night they attempted to break into the Chop of Mr. Robinfon, in Shaw-fireet, when, forcing open the lock of the door, after breaking off the padlock, they were alarmed and made off. HULL, 9.—On Monday evening lag, as the Rev. Robert Barker, of Hollym, near Patring ton, in Holdernefs, was returning on horfeback fr m \Vineftead, about halFafter feven o'clock, he was attacked by a footpad, near .the Winefiead turnpike bar, who fitddenly fcized the reins of his bridle with his left hand, holding at the fame time a naked fword, (which he drew from under his jacket) in his right, and, with horrid imprecations, demanded his money, and robbed him of four gui nc;ta and a half in gold, and a few thillings in ill ver ; immediately after which, he proceeded to wards Hull. He is fuppofed to be a man, who, about nine o'clock on the fame evening, attempted' , to rob another want in Keyingliam:field, and at whom he difcharged a pitiol. A few days ago a man was apprehended in this town on fittpicion of being a fwindler.—Upon examination before the Mayor, it anpeared that he has been for the (pace of two or three years, em rlovA in colieaing fuhfcriptions, of five thillings ea. h, fur a book which he denominated a Ready Reckoner, and for which he has coileEtcd from the public in Manchefter, York, Hull, Carlitle, and feveral cthe7 large towns, upwards of fnurhundred and fifty pounds; which it feems probable has been fpent in an idle and diffolute manner; not being able to give a good account ofhimfelf, he has been punned by whipping, and returned with a va grant's pafs to the neighbourhood of Matichetler. On Friday morning latt, a fine boy, three years of age, belonging to Thos. Spicer, in Milk-fireet, in this town, was feverely burnt in the neck and face by fume lighted fhavings falling upon him as he fat by the fire•fide ; having been left with his brother, about ten years old, while the mother was gone to the market. Saturday laft, as Captain HARRIsom, of the brig Neptune, laying in the Humber, was going on board from hence, with three men and two boys, the boat in which they were, ran foul of the cable, and (hiking againft the brig, went in two. One boy on the bow of the bo a t laved himfelf by grafp ing the cable ; two of the men clung to o ne h a lf of the boat, and another to an oar, till they were taken up ; but Unfortunately the Captain and the other boy were drowned. Yellerday, as T. MURTITT, of Whitby, a tea man belonging to the (hip Arid, was walking along Chapel-lane, in this town, he was taken with a fevere fit of coughing, and went into a public•houfe to fet down a boa he had in his hand, when a blood veffel broke, and he very loon bled to death. In the dulk of the evening of Wednefday fen night, as Mr. Fawcett was returning to his houfe at Komi/hop, near Leeds, he V 73% flopped near that place by a footpad, who demanded his money, but on Come remonflrance from the gentleman, he thought proper to decamp. About nine o'clock on Tuefday evening, a part of the manufaelory of Mcffrs. Markland, Cookfon, and Fawcett, at the Bank, in Leeds, took fire, it is fuppefed, from the fnuff of a candle, or the em bers of tobacco. The confequences, no doubt, would hare been fcrious, had not the fire been Coon slifeovered, and extinguifhed by the greatefl exer tion of the military and inhabitants, before it had extended to the centre and the principal part of the building. On Friday !aft, William Brown, journeyman to Mr. Clarke, paper-maker, of Tealby, was caught by the wheel of the mill, and bruited in fo fhuck hig a manner as to caufe his death in a few hours. On Tuefday lall, WM. MORTON, ferryman at Stockwith near Gain(borotsgh, fell off the ferry boat, and was unfortunately drowned. On the evening of the 24th ult. the houfe of Mr. li R. Bond, at Frampton.upon.Severn, was broke open, atui robbed of :al. in money, fome articles of plate, and other property. And on the 3:ft the thop of Mrs. E. Cook, of Minchinhampton, was pillaged of call, and other property to a confider able amount. A great quantity of blood having been afterwards found in and about the premifes, it is coojeftured that one of the robbers met with Come dangerous accident. The counting houfe of Mr. Clutterbuck, of Min. chinhampton, was alto, on Thurfday Taft, broke open ; but the villains were difappointed of their booty, as the preceding night 7001. were removed to a place of tlifety ; and they only found about ys. worth of penny pieces. Saturday Robert Daniels, charged with being concerned itithe above robbery, was committed t gaol. On Monday fe'nnight as feveral labourers were removing a rand bank in the bat of the Queen's Dock, Liverpool, the upper part of the bag: was perceived to be falling down to the fpot where the men were working. All of them, however, had time to efcape, except one, who was overwhelmed by the land, and killed on the fpot. On Sunday fe'nnight, in the evening, one of the Shieldt coaches, on its return to Newcaftle, near the three mile !tone, was thrown over, and feveral of the parengers, :8 in all, were feverely hurt; the coach was nearly (tailed to pieces. TM:I4NT fe'nnight, as Mr. G. Wilfon, watch man, of Maidenhead, was carelefsly playing with a loaded gun in his QWII 110111 C, it accidentally went off, and wounded his wife in a aloft !hocking manner. On Friday the body of a fearnan was dallied on '!bore, under the Hoe, at, Plymouth : it was in a Idteadful condition, both arms and brad being off, and the body much mangled. The Coroner's In quell Nand a verdid ofdiowned. S'ELFAST,-FEB. 3. Yefterday the firft divifion of the Rofs and Cro many Regiment, commanded by Lieutenant-Co lonel MACKENZIE, arrived in this town from Lur gio, on their route to Scotland. The following tranfports are engaged to carry the regiment to Scotland :—The %S illiam, Cap tain PINKERTON ; Commerce, Captain KI.ARNEY ; Mary Ann, Captain WATKIN ; and Recovery,Cap lain ATKINSON • and will fail firft fair wind after the fecond divios comes to town. _ _ The 'Gletigary Regiment is alto on its march for embarkation. DUBLIN, FRB. 6. It was with great fatisfaftion that we obferved fo brilliant an affemblage of refpedability and fafhion as graced the Drawing-room on Thurfday evening ; and it is peculiarly gratifying at this pe riod to be able to affirm, that we do not rcmem• ber to have Peen fo many Ladies! and Gentlemen collthed together at the Caille upon any fimilar occalion. His Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT, pre ceded by the Gentlemen of his Houfehold and Aid-de-camps, entered the Drawing Room loon after nine o'clock. His Excellency was followed by the Countefs of HARDWECKE, attended by the Chamberlain and the other officers of her Excel lency's fuite. His Excellency the Earl of HARDWICKE appear. ed in a richly embroidered fuit ; her Excellency the Countefs of HARDWICRI was attired in white and (Byer, having a rich flyer tiffue train of Irifh manufacture, and amongft her jewels a diamond tiara ofgreat fplendour. At a meeting of the Hibernian Catch Club, held at Harrington's on Tuefday lafl, the prizes offered by dm Society, for the belt Periods and the bell chearfulglce, were finally determined, when Dr. STEVENSON was declared the fuccefsful candi date for the former, and Mr. WARREN for the lat ter. Contrary to expo Cation there were a sum ber of candidates, who, though unfuccefsful, dd. played confiderable abilities in their produ&ions, feveral of which were much and defervedly ap plauded. How the conteft ran between Mr. War ren and the Doelor, we have not been informed; but for the ferious Glee, we underfland a Mr. Bourke was his principal opponent, and pulped him very clofely, as the Doelor, on the calling up of the ballot, gained it but by a majority of one. On Monday night an alarming riot took place at the Goat public houfe, in Stafford-ilreet, Bond- Rreet, among the frith chairmen and fervants who frequent the place. The quarrel arofe from a difpute on the fubjed of the Union, and in a fhort time the parties proceeded to blows ; one man was thrown through a window upon a iky light which gave way, and he fell into the kitchen much bruit• ed and cut in feveral places on the head. The un fortunate man was carried to the hofpital. Yetlerday 5; prifoners were removed from the different gaols to Newgate, in order to take their trials at the enfuing feffion at the Old Ba►ley, which commences on Wednefday next. _ _ Late on Saturday nigh - t, or early on Sunday morning, the houfe of Mrs. Henlhaw, in Marlbo rough-place, Kennington, was broke open and robbld of various articles of plate and other pro perty to a confiderable amount. _ _ On Sunday evening, about (even o'clock, as Mr. Wood, of Southall-Green Middlefex, was re turning home on horfeback, he was attacked near Notting-Hill, on the Uxbridge road, by four foot pads, who robbed him of his watch and money, but in pulling his watch out oftis pocket the chain broke. Very fhortly after, the Bow-greet patrole being informed of the robbery, went in quell of the depredators,and nearCraven-Hill apprehended three men, on one of whom they found a large piflol, and on another part of the watch-chain be longing to Mr. Wood. They were yi...erday brought to the Public- Office, Bow-ftreet, and underwent a re-examina tion before Sir RICHARD FORD, when their perfons were pofitively identified by Mr. Wood, who Rated that he had no doubt of their being the per. fons who robbed him on the Uxbridge road laft Sunday evening, and he was confirmed in his tef timony by the watch-chain of whip%) he was robbed being found upon one of them. .Upon this charge the parties were bound over profecute at the enfuing Seffions at the Old Bailey. On Tuefday evening a man was apprehended by a party of the Bow-ftreet patiole, at Palmer's Green,near Edmonton, on fufpicion of having been guilty of divers footpad robberies in that neigh bourhood. Yefterday he was examined at Bow ftreet, when his perfon was identified by a labour. ing man who refides at Palmer's Green, and who, in company with another man, was flopped on that road on the night of the toth of January laft, by five footpads, who beat them very fcverely, and robbed them of what property they had about them. The five footpads taken on the Kent Road were yefterday re-examined, when, in addition to the former charges exhibited againft them, two of their petfons were identified by Mr. Spear, of Green wich, for affitulting and robbing him one night, about a fortnight ago, on the Kent Road; and, for which offence, they are to take their trial at the next affixes. Friday fe'nnight a vicious bull, belonging to Mr. Tench, of Broomfield, near Ludlow, attacked one of the fervants, and before the poor fellow could be refcued from fo perilous a fituation, he had received fo much injury that he died al moft immediately. On Monday evening, a Gentleman going by a Rage coach from the Old White Horfe Cellar, Piccadilly, was robbed of a box, which he had placed near the door, and was (Landing by it, when his attention was taken off by a fellow, foppofed to be one of the gang, advifing . him to (land out of the wind, and in the interim the box was carried off. _ At Cattleford, laft week, a young man fell out of a boat into the water, and was drowned. MAR rup.n. Yet relay, at Havznr. Cart ..n Pritzler of the. 2 f 1. , . and M..jor of Ilrig4de to the Furees, to Mils Newi.tud, o tu t . • tcr of Eingharn New:and, Efq. of Rotherlield Park. Oa the 4th infant. Mr. Hco: y Hughtai, merchant, of Mau- chciter, to Mir; Sarah Gent IL:r.an, of KiddermiLßer. _ _ Same day, Mr. Itnbert Young, cotton much:int, to Mir; Jane Morris, both of Maneheitur. DIED. At Cattle Guthrie, *a the ad ioßant, John Guthrie, Efq. of Guthrie. At Beam°len, on Nov. 22d, rips), flush George Maxwell, Efq. On the r6th December, aco, at Hurryhur, Captain Charles William Maxwell. On the 6th of December bit, of the yellow fever, Thomas Mills, Fig. Secretary to Rear Admiral Montague, (Comman der in Chief on die Jamaica Ration), and Puller of the Topaze frigate. On the 3d initant, at Bath, the Rev. Richard 1-lele, B. r. Redtor of Rotharield Gray's, Sonierfetthire, formerly 1 cllow of Trinity College. On the 4th in!tant, at I.iverpoe, Mr. Eden, of Tew-T,:3, , k. fsthar of Mr. Eden, attorney-at-law. _ _ On Friday, at Liverpool, aged so, Mils Ann Blackburn , . On the ,Bth ult. at Amblelide, Mra. Knipe, redid of the Rev. Mr. Knipe. On the 25th ult. of a gradual decay, Mrs. Worfwibk, ag..4 70, wife of Mr. Worfwlek, of Liverpool. At Exmouth, in Devon, of a Pulmou.ry Confornption, in a few days of his tpth year, Mailer Samuel 'links, only fon of Mr. Bloke, King.ftrect, Covent-garden. On Saturday Lilt, the infant fon of Mr. Ardbony Robinfon, Si.gar Refiner, Thame; facet. WHEN P ffl rofeonal Men of education and re f”otifiliiity deviate from the general (Virtu by the lb. 1c lion of a peculiar Bean* the f.mdlioss of long continued fuccels is the bcQ criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have 1 devoted my praelke to the exclufice treat ment of THREE DLSORbERS, and the niece-I:hal /chat tif my plait gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the turn:nor thole complaints which are the moil import. ant in the catalogue of human inOrmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a will at an early period of Practice to refeue hulivi4u als from tin. igroranee of uneducated Mtn, or the equally dr.*. gerous precipioney of general Pradthinners. f he THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have der acted my attenuom, eassprize every fperies of VENEREAL. INFECTION, whether of a reccit or long dttratian.—ldly. All hinds of DEBILITY, whether writing from the habits of Schoolboys or tI4 IntiMgrnce of mature age, and lattly this de. rangcment of the (viten in Women which is called BARRE'N., NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafen are the refult of ignorance or hate in the treatmeit of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently Sap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcrction of an uoguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are tardy cured, and even where others have failed, I mat that I may prefutne to offer a radical re-efiabliilunent Few, however, are the cafes of c••niplicased diflrtfs in the diforder compared with the calamitous iituations of Men,v, hs from indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a faihiotiable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility whieb is the unavoidable confequ,nce of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fuffcrer broods over his miirry, but care, fully conceals his irdsfortuue, it may be forte confutation tot' him to know, that although it be an objedt of doubt or uncer tainty with tither Pradlidoners, the removal of thole DEP.; CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraddon of this languid Rate, and in therm cafes no great difficalties will occur. • But where this Deficiency has for years exiled, a proper Per feverance is indifpetsfibly raptifite to revive the ilumbring fruits of Life, and to re-aninire the Conflhition. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed In their rvroweelons of a Family, may he allure,!, that in molt • Inltanees filch deka.* are curable. by Me.dical 'the SECRECY which IS fo creadal sindertaleg, and• the Qualifications which I hart. fircfumod to gate:, fern the Bat s cZ my Pretenfions, and in cohicidmee with fli!h thisinti. - 'nation is given, that Mr may be eonfulted (or by letters inelofing afmall note) at his huoie, N0.:9, AA*. del-ltrret, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Wattr-itreet adjoinliqa and the name is on both the doors. M. B. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-llreet, Loudon SIR, Edinburgh, May 2, tgoo. IN the fpring of t 794 I was afilidesi with a V.,tte real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a rezular who put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difeak (Isy mercurial applications) for tome time ; but glowing, in [pits; of all medicine and the adv ice of the tint o,ltkman of the Faculty here, wove and worfe for two years, I wasye,laeud to a Rate almollunparalleledarsdbcyond defer' p: ion, being an entire leper, and alccrated from bead to foot.—My head, throat, mouth, note, legs, arms, &e. have been altarnatedy in danger of become lug utclefs; in thort, 1 have had from :to to 30 eating ulcers ore my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight —lt would be voluminous to particularize ail my cafe--fujEue it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated suture. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined myfeff, beyond all hspes of recovery ; and indeed, in my then condition, death warpreferabte to my more than miferable Rate. In this dreadful fituation did I drag a molt miferable exiftence, till Dtvnne PROVIDENcr threw in my way. a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth —my friends read it, I could not. —I fent and procured loose of your LEASE'S PATENT Pitts, which, by sling from time to time, am now, and have long been, (after more than four years in deferibabk difirefs), in as good a Date of ii.alth as ever I en.. toyed; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Goo, and it hopes of rendering my fellow-creature fervice, I rcquelt you to publiih this; and you may at any time refer perfuns, who with to be fatibiled of the truth of thi;, or further particulars', to me or my friends, by letter or perfon. As few cafe, for baducfs will ever equal mine, and none ex ceed it, I have front experience every reaften to allure mankind, that in your Lrm.E'S P 1 LLS they will find a lure, fpeedy,fafe, and radical ct•re, that molt dreadful nag: of the Venereal Difeafc, which is called—a co m mince. Lu am with gra titude, Sir, your obliged humble ferv:ait, • T. • Infurmoantable family reafnns prevent making my name and ;iddrefs public, but creditable Pe: Eons really wanting infor mation may alfo be ieferred to me and my iriends by Mrs. J. Clark Raatfay-Gardens,Edinburgh. Prepared arid Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tit , m s TAY LOR, Member of the RoyalColleve of Surgeon, iv London, at his houfe No. 9, New Bridge-iireet ; wi:tre he will give ad vice, without t fee, to pectoris taking there Pills and will an. twat patients letters, if poll paid, on the fame terms, obferv ing in all cafes the molt inviolable fecrecy, no Perfen's name et cafe having been mentioned, bat at their own particular regnea„ by the Proprietor, during the coerce: of more than 35 years, that he has had the concluding of an catenlive faka of the above medi,:iue, and the pradice arifing therefrom. They are alfo fold, by his Appointramt, for the eonven:enee of dude living at a diltanec, by Mr. Baxter, South-In-4w, Edinburgh; Mr. Menr.ons, Printer, Glatgow, to wlem Mr. T. refers for his addrefs ; at the Perfumer's Na. 35, Se. Alban's-ftrect, ; Mr. Robertfon sToy-fitoi , Nolo& Oxford-ftreet ; Mr. Difhorough's No. 7, Filh-ftrect nearly oppofite the Monument; Booldeller, N 0.,. Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. CaUvrell's, Dublin ; and by one Perfon in every confiderabk town in t.lreat-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only 2s. 94. each, !mink up with full and plain Diredions, whereby Perform of either Scz May cure themfelves with eafe and fccrtcy. LONDON: Printed for the Proprictors, by JO RN DANIEL * grevCarnaby-ft at the STAR PRO. TINO-OF /JCR. -ftreet ; and pubbilied by LEVEL KENT, (3f C-a. terbury-place, Lambeth), at No. t, Carey.ftrect, and at the STIII-0117C1t. Temple-Bar; to which Office Mt cnmtnunio Limp for the Borns are marital to he alittreffed. /