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.-. THE R&D= Col PLFFELY DOKE OVER. air sa:Teuroutar Lisa Ol TU till. *ben tiro' the rich Gelds, ember day ii f pa 4 d. BelsolcUng the full retelling grain, And fatting my fancy, that Plenty at la* Weald bail us, with Pectin her train ;—• A lank pallid wretch, with a a:law ern eye, Came (cowling along the foot path ; And the' lately quite fat, was fb thin, by the by, That be look'd like a mere w lkine lath! And what was more grievous, by Ackert . * maid darn, Themes bis lkin I beheld his bare bones ; While what made Me franc. He beheld with a `rows, As the cods of nry thanks and his groans! Fora ftrange thing to tell, I found out that the cif Always fattenl when others got lean ; And when others grew fat, then he pot lean hintfelf. And pined with fPite, =Cour, and fplcon. - - . For thirrineen irpiEordte the dap of diftrefe Thrierrie the McAllen Ind Codger', To Ithei wises compaed, might their innocence blefi. And thiisk Gosi they vac thdata—to a B.2eirr. A tadgcr, epaatla 1, virkyllejaaks act* fick ! Very arnoOlege a friend,, gee Oft Spring, lie got tbc grastrack acre when Rafe grew Co thick, Aid cite hay barred made his kart erring! But near as a Quaker turns lick at a Fop, Ands (taker in turn makes a Fop lick, His foul ftarnach turns at this plentiful crop, And, thank Goir—hel incurably erop-fick ! esiley'• I:Mdionsry. sans.. oarmtrAvoN; NARrzsr. '[The Wow* Remarks, which we a Clety awe a Pitainfag Paper, Me ream, are worthy sta weal.] - After the Marvell' of 1799 and 11300, which were not foplentiful as ufral, the bounty of PRO. VID F N CE has put it out of the power of roan,. by any machination whatever, to convince the Pub lic, that there is this year any fcarcityof corn. Al though it is admitted That the crops of thole years were not abundant, yet, .inch as they were, they could not have been far (port of the confumption of the country. Time bath thorn that the appre henfions of thole perfout who were mop imprelfed with the idea of a feasciry lap year were in a great degree imaginary. The deficiency was reckoned Ott about one fourth.. Now the whole importation of foreign wheat.and corn, into Englaall and Scot land, confiderable as it has been, hai not exceeded one fixth part of the annual confumption of this country, which, ;recording to a calculaticin of its population, lately aim -tamed inconfequetwe of an Ad of Padiament, may be eftimated at 6,y00,000 quarters of Wheat, allowing throughout. the.coun- Y. fir every man, woman, child, fit Mabel: annually. which, computing Ie Prodticeirknolir d of a quieter uf Wheat at 3101 s. (beins at the trite elf. racks , of Flour iron? roo quarjert Salt) "rim i t i it kart .6vs points's ** Flour eadth V,on Weekly, or elex f r winces and ii , per Stich importgtt . of one fistb : MO then lane fuppNed the, reported deficiency , of aliatit bne rotwth of PO .the ifilninplion of confumptionby ainnom, y much lirefs . is not to be laid), And yet &keit vital Temiining to the.bainis of the Groirers and Core-dealers a confiderible flock of Eosin Wheat, betides a very large quantity of Foreign Whest and, Wheat-sour. Notirithlanding the ickaoirledited abundance of Corn throughout the'country, it may per4fis yet be in the power of ' Farmers and Corn - A%l- ttD .9 eta, by the *Glance of vincial Bank Paper, to withhold their Corn fro' market, if their rapacity fhould fe lead them, and thereby in Come degree to keep up the prices: and it indeed we are to judge from their extortionate pratices daring the lea twelvemonths, and particularly from the fpecimen ' exhibited Tall week and on Monday, of their inge nuity and ability, not merely to keep up, but even to advaori the price bf Grain, nothing will be left untried to gratify the avarice that has grown by indelgeace and luccefs. If no hope is to be entertained of touching the confeiences and hearts of thefe inereilefs blood tuckers, and of prevailing on them to be fatisfied with a reafonable profit—if they alone are deter mined to difcharge no duty to their country--Come reliance, however m.ty be placed on their fears. f- In years ofamine or real fearcity, all undoubt edly mall Inger j but no country can long fubfill, nor ought it to &Witt, in which, in ordinary years, an induftrious labourer cannot, by his etmod exer tions, maintain his wife sad family. It is degrad ing him to reduce him to live by charity : and in deed the hand of charity, cannot be always open on fuch terms- It wil,l Coon be difcovered that what is given, is, in faa,given only to the Fanner and Corn - dea ler;l and tbe.point will be left to be fettled, as it ultimately mutt be, between the Sup plier and the Confumer. The people of this country have borne their dif trefs with a moil exemplary patience ; but, with 'plenty around them, (and plenty that annum can call in quellion), will not the people naturally tk pca that they too tbouldilsare in what Plow's' a c a has fo liberally.benowed ? To the principles of Free Trade, duly modified end properly applied, no reafonairle man can ob- Jed ; but if by Free Trade is to be underilood the right of availing ontfelvis, to the Windt, of the advantage of our lituation, and of, the necellities and calamities of opt neighbours, why are'not all rearielive regulations initantly aboliflied? Why arc not laws againtl ufury repealed ? Why is the labourer, or artiAcer, to be punilhed, If, feiring a moment when his ,fervices are molt *noted, he' fbould refute to Work without filch an increafe of wages a'he max thinlc fit to demand? Why' is not the pact to be at liberty to esaa the full value of a Ail, in ditogeF offiriking upon* rock as the price of faring the lives of thofc who may be on hoard ? or why Mould we hold iy ablioirelice, as we cer tainlyfkould do, the condua of a Surgeon, who, if a riiiner, Or a M;llet, had met with an accident On his return from market, where he had been grncling the face or the ph*, ffkillif used him, aniitrefufe him the aid of his pridagop. till the ei.setion of his avarice were fully:gratifiedl Are there Men to be pnniffsed, Or exicificl to fhame for their ende avours to avail theinfebies temp( y and accidental advantatei,.iilitlt the mers and Corn Jobbers, as priiileged then,' are to be fuffered to exa!l ju(' . what tbeZ pk4fe for their commodity? There mull be an end pot to th- exorbitant prices of the fira necelfary of fife.' The Poor afk only to live and - they muff live. 1 They muff have their dailybread for their daily labour. . . I If this concert or combinatiop,. for fuch it is I in the underflanding of all mess, thistles not per haps in the eye of the law) is to continue, . it wrU behove Government to take tome effeCtual.ffeti to r;prefs it. Refources from other countries muff b. looked for, if they are not to .be fOund upon reafonable terms in our Oiris; and a lei/ Mall be paired prohibiting the exportation of every fpecies of Grain, and permitting withessi Ext;tation of time, the importation thereof generally ; and Govern ment fhould even grant &unties on the importa tion of Wheat from our own Colonies, which might in time be brought to fupply a very con. fiderable quantity. They muff alfo encourage by all poffilsle means the WI or Rice as an article of general fpo4. veii impleifitne tb evtg iernment to tat *eiliefe i4ps i id they will be I di ; ttllyd by.the nceeflity of the meafure; fotitid &Jett of ererx . well-regtilited State mutt be; that the people could live. COUNTRk IVEII4. Ifirti., giir. t.—The ibilliwing quantity of grain has been hripiorted Mtn this - town fitiet out rift : air. -,3304 qrs. Wheat; 331 qtr. oats; 31 till. bitley ; and 3 qri. tfeafe: Under the Welter Oldie ififtethniffing edtli Wan: ty, which is,tb etiiiiinb tilt th e aid ilf dL4860; fb n much fore. tofu is pouring in, thit iiitftiAlily the prices will be rye downintednincinly lot.; it is of no cohfiqtleila 14 e.iiii3Orter Oaf pike la ta t c i - obiaini when it Cifie Ili belbii the flak id 'Alia the indeniiiiiy at . es. , Ebert was aan bft pientitniaa el the twit their at bikes tw Hornoille la irlitftWeek aver' rinieitifiess — 1, Which went off readily_ at A:unordinary prakes. —The mew of both lean and fat beats was very (mall, and owing to the high prices few were fold. On Thurfday, triOrning a child hi . this 'Dien, about /heti months old, infoitiiiiiitelY let , its death by the iinprnderit adminiftration of a dole of opium, whicl was given td it oft the arethfting annitiß by th e inother,through the ignorant ice;vice of a woman her neighbour. On Saturda y reit:night a coroner's initneft was taken at NeW Sleaford, Lificoltiflilie; on life body of an infant who had been literally pOironed by an exceftive dole of laudanum ; but it appeating to the inry that the grandmother of the child, *lgo allemniftered the fatal drug, had given it *Mina any ill defign, a favourable verdift was retukned 1 14 , them of accidental death.—lt is hoped thole in ltaicei will ben caution again' the life of all me &Wee of a dangerous iendeniy by perfbns not ac• ' guainted with their fleas, as every one fo con cerned in the vie of them when death enfnes, is liable to be apprehended and tried for murd_r. Eiward HagAes was executed at York on Satur day, purfuant to his lenience at the late Affixes, fora rape on the body of Mary Brown, of Toiler ! ten, near . Eafingwold.—Hughes was a mid* Of rreland, had been well educated, a private In the: 1 18th Lqrlit Dragoons, of the RoMan Catholic per. fliafion, and only in the roth year of his age.- 1 The following addrefs to the Judge was delivered by the unfortunate criminal, in a very imprellive manner, on being put under fentence of death : " Ma Loan—With the Milted refpeb, and vett% the deepen fettle of the awful fentence that awaits me, I Molt humbly pre ! fume op addrefs your forcibly, hoping ft will be your ;timbre to take late eonfideration my prefent &liable, and the diftanee lam from my friends and country. 1 have been in She fervice of the latter near four year% with an unbterniffied !hamlet ; and in the late expedition to Holland, I fevered times very hia nourably preferved that life which at prefent depends on your Lorelhip's clemency. I afore your Lordthip that the Rate of ' inebriety I was in the day on which this unfortunate .eirethet fiance took place, was fuck as to deprive roe of my,recolleetion of the befinefa; and if your Lordthip's merry fhould metal fo far as to mitigate the punifitment easily infildted on per! foes coffeabting the crime of which I have been found 'guil ty, Co as to prcferve my life front Ignom in io u s death, 'I may henefter beck me • ukfui member of foclety. The girl herlelf, my Lard, b ready to come forward, and to dethre that the would not have endangered my bfe had it bet been for the p 4 lll compulfatory motives. There is alfo a woman, my Lord, who HIM Its the bode with the girl and her father, who will come forward sad certfy upon oath that the girl bad not received the lean injury from the attempt of a rape. 'Permit me there fore to hope that your LordOtip will take into confideration the eircunalances which I have taken the liberty to by before you. Mr. Stavcky, the Governor of the Cagle, can certify my condo& and behaviour kce the aid of April,which time I have been under his care ; and there is alto, my Loed,a Fick! Meer In Conn, who, by s bitter from the Honourable Lieutenant- Colond Stewart, (the Mawr wkina I ferved under) can cer tify my charaCter for three years previous to the unfortunate sOlr I therefore "canna my life to your Lordlldes gra cious confideratlon." }Liam no, AUGUST 21+—Laft week Wm. 71fley was committed to our county gaol by Sir. exalt as MARSH ' KM. do fufpicion of having in the day time of the Lath MR. broke open the dwelling. hook of John Gibfon, at Tilehurfi, in this county, and (tole thereout five half gallon loaves. and about a pound and a half of cheefe t alfo J. Hart, was committed to the time gaol, for three months, by Elm AR nP , Erg. one of his Majefty's Juf tices of the Peace for the borou g h o f New Wind for, for buying foldiers necelfaries. Lately wire committed to our co'dnty 'Bride- I well. fur two months, by the Rev. R. &vomit, Clerk, Jofeph Lamborne, Thos. Adams, John Wellall, and Wm. Miles, all of Eali Inky, in this counfy, libOhrers in huilsandryveimvieled beißre the laid fullice on the oath of Jofeph Heirne. of having within three calendar months entered intb an unlawful combination to obtain an advance of wages. Alfo John Brazier, committed b the fame Gentleman, charged on the oath of . 1 Knight, of Chievely, with having fcloaloolly 1 k ten wheat (heaves, his property. I titre Milit l oll.—itiabitti*ldLi' /it visa lotto 11. adintscht Asti' natl . . This was an htforrinithstragainit the defendants; for affaulting James TOW, a reveille officer, and obltrueting hits In the mention of Maduty. Mr. Gamier, opened the profecution, and flat- : ed the leading fans. • , James Tnbb faid,that, in February lad, he was an officer of the excife; and . was in company with i Mardi and Clark, carom-houfe Officers; opon the look-out after firreggled goods; he obferved /att ' at night four men with a cart and two holies t which they were Ariving inwards; a cheep-honfe in the yea fait tiara:es; ,he went with; Mara-to - the (pot, found thirty ankers of foreirt genes. nd , 1 fazed thems the defendant, Robtacons wasiTin& by them. The witnefi bad left Clark in charge of the horfes, and-tent ',Wilt to Sea Salters for a cart ; after he was gone they file fix men with Large hicks coming up to than ; the witnefs poll. ed Isinialf at the door of the weep-botife, and pre: fated hii Oka ; Robinfon iuniediatelj joined the fix, threw off his great coat, and Paid, lid*, d-•--1 Me it fon theft keep the goods; though you have taken them; he atientieed towards the wittieff ; Hart, ohs 'of the fitruggieri; (tined his irtn, and *retied his Rol froffilErit; thrift hint back into the ilieet , mid thresi hint divert i Hirt thick him reit I'll kW hint, _. I'll kill hint I Robirdbn raid, No; We Will not kill him. Ai that inftant Chit fired; aid ilidt Hart In the fifittdder, in cOnatrienee of *Web he lift the Whiten; wad defined Rbliiidein to keep . him down. Hart, who witi:htst • dightit wounded; went total* the tinkers; and Paid, if the dfficeri *mad not let him hack half; he would alit the *holt. Finding the witnefs would not comply, he threw the *FA of them out of the fbeephoufe into an adjoining open field. The wit. nefs begged Robinfon to let him get up, and wipe his fac e , as it was very , bloody . The fmugglers at link* ant away, and the iviltieft, out oTihe 3o eias, a fierwtthii(Mind taint j.lie in different j)litl if the field. The *Nell hadientiern Robin f 'fi before, Mkt Was Otitis& as to his being one the fi rm leis; he *as eqttally pofitive to is tieing Use than who was lhot at and wound- Clarke. liFeOunt itrattilßoitted in teal partiCti ler, . Mile lull t . rSerjesiatt Bit} iddreited the jail in behalf of the defendants; he admitted, that, as the evi de'lxe fibisd at jnifeitt; they dinft he appored kilitYl hit if tha *Mahn) hfi (build Offer m eon- ihrlialbei lb it di* cotta it *Mild be evident the Offfeeti frid been ittithaett With %gird to the iden- ' littl i t r h it e defendants; he &Wald prove that the lie 7, Robinfon, tin th e night this Milt& was di et to have been ciiiithitted, had hipped at the *pitille.heatire kept by the fiefelidant (Hart) with reversal tither Petfoni And that wives i that the night was devoted to mirth, and the company did not break op till the nisi morning; le &sold thew that iteitiset Robinibn nut Hatt left the honfe at any time during the whole Of the night for five Minutes together ;_that Hart, fri far front appear. ing to have been (hot in the fhoulder, was as well as any of his guells ; he fhould Alb prove, by a perfon who happened to be near the place where, the officers made thcfciznre, and heard the report 'of the pitiol, that immediately after it was fired, a man ran by him and laid he was wounded ; but that fuch man had not the leap refemblance to Hart. It he proved this cafe to the Jury, the. in- i ferenee they would naturally draw would be, that J die officers had laboured under an error with re gard to the perfons of the defendants. 'Raith, a publican, Paid, he and his wife were of the party that ( upp ed: at Hart's the night the felzure was made ; there Were federal other perfons there, among whom were Godden and his wife; the (nil was given by Hart, to celebrate his birth day; the party did not break up till next day, but fat drinking and tinging all night, and their wives did the fame ; there was no wpund in Hart's (boul der, but he waited on his company during the whole of the night, and drank and fang with them : he was are he never 'could have left the houfe for fiverninitteis and, ns to *Alan, he Was not outof the Witnea's fight during the whale night. Mr. 'Gaut* &aid the reft 'Orthe vAtnelfes to be taken .out 'attain, that they might not hear the exainineition. ' He proceeded to crofs.examine the witifefs, who treinbled to Violently he could fcarce utter a Word. I Warrant now. Paid Mr. Galante .. as this Wes an entertainMent in honour of the lan dlord's liiithditY, and the neighbours and 'their wives wire invited, he treated you bandfome ly ;he give you nb doubt a good Popper? Yes, Sir, a verygood (upper.—Aye, I thoughtlo. and I dare fay st was lark 'Oriel 0 yes, it was a hot (upper.—You fee Ilene* all about it—that was an excellent (boulder aline> You lad at the head of the table ? Yes, Sir, we had Shoulder of lamb.— And fciWls ? Yes, Sir. 'Oodden deeded to the lirrite purport to the lad witnefs ; he Willed that neither of the de fendants had left the public houfc for five minutes. On his crofs•examination, Mr. 'CiltltOlif addreffing him,faid, Well Godden, this visa good merry meet ing you had at Hirt's hot*, but - 1 think upon loch an ()swoon he might have given you a better fop. I .per ? We had a very good hopper, Sir.—Aye,lut rt was cold, and it was nbt handfome to give his ' friends a cold (upper ? It was a cold (upper, to be Pure. — Pray , what might you have had be tides the I cold mail beef at the top of the table ? Why, let 'me fee, there was the cold mall beef, and a cold ham, I don't recrilleetimy thing elfe.—You ate fore it was 71 mid flipper ? Oh, I am poative of that. The ttext winters eititnined was a young girl, who was 'fcraant to the defendant Hart ; the told the fame hit" of the party fitting up all night merry'ortting, and the defendants never having left the honk. Well, my pmtry girl, faid Mr. GAIIIOIII, Toil arfited upon this company ? Yet, 81r.-L-How did they atm& thentfclves all night'?. In driliktng and finghsg..-k was your miller's birth-day ? Yes, Sir - .—Do you know the radbtt he did not treat his ftiendswitka regular (uplifr that night I No, i don't know the confoa.—Bot !gw e t ha tll . ey lllo wen t*Rtr t dovin fe fistr f l i a ' nd . 1114jult5r.—i ttwok %V a ft 2 .4' I(lRn:fin* as they could catch There Was nothing pat titular goc far. them? N o , Sir, thei had nothing but bread and chosek-1 believe there was a hit of cold vend in. tEe houfel Yes, theft was tome cold veld: The next witnefs was a perfon who Paid be heard the piftol 6rest, aad perceived a man running, W h o told hits he had been wounded by _as of f icer; he Was cure it was not the defendant Hat. The Jury did not think it nedefAry for Mr. GARROW to reply; the defeece was fo p a lp a bl y an attempt on the part of i fot of anvil/lens t o fave their accomplices by petjury„ . The jetty found both thedefendinfi CVP/y. Kitiiow, Aid, if the efO*6 would tame r . take to plroftente Rxith atnct Godden for he stouPd consaLit theltY. thef *ere arenfdivll cc:460101 0 t 6 to atifiVer Ihr the* offenee'at the *if 414zes. _ _ Ai Ilmitisril Cabie, otieVez - 57hult. ate Collier. of Caido, nets of R told. Strunk* molting Mt, Hie Lady or H. T. Hardiere, Ef t e g die Royal Nary, of a fourth daughter, at his houfe in the PA. *are Road. At Southampton, oo Saturday loft, the Lady of J. W. /mg. M.D. Of a Con. game dirt; at Sudbrnok Hesfe, near Richmond, Surrey, the Holt Mnt. R. Stoi ford, of a ton. if.. Cht s ifidfday, in Portmao-itreet, the Lady of J. W. Saab. firs.; . .t`Hcill, of Maryboentteli. of a fate aid heir. On the egth hit. the Lady .f John Mc 11, VI- of a &tighter, dt Elliot Houle, near Ripon. Taefday hdt, Sandford ieuke,third fen of Pvfatotadulte Peacueke, My. of Catendifh-fguare, to MA Apreere, only daughter of Sir T. Huffey Atoreece, But, of Walhingky Huntingdonshire. • . Saturday left, at Weithatn Church, Mr. untie! tonnes, of Liznehoure, to Mlfs Place, of Maryland Polar, near Strattbid, Mkt. On the Ith uk. at Margate, Mi. Hannah of Great Surrey- Kinet, Black friars, to Miti AttithOad, duly daughter of Robert Akinheid, M. 11. of Margate, Rent. &lewd .1 laR, at SL Matthew's Church, Bethnal-green, Mr. Fraftr, of Great Pultney-ftreet, to Lady Croft, of llevoulhire. Rivet. At Villilurneeld, on the 27th ult Mr. John Or*, merchant, Edinburgh, to Mils Jean Kerr, fecund daughter of the last W,lllaaci Krrr, Efq. of the Pott Olgoe Gaiercl. On the 24th ult. Mr. John Wilfos, rnerebant, Glafguar, to Mill J. Allan, daugllter of the late Mr. Rabat Allah, merchant dere. On the 35th uk. at Holyhead, Mr. Stephens, of Liemposl, to Mifs n lic e k fon, of Holyhead. Satu hat, Thornhill, Henry Bache Thohill, Efg. of Salm ton, iby &ire, to Mth Helm Pala, elder! daughter of Alderman Charles Pole. A low dpys ago, Thomas Hahne Maude, EN. of Kendal, banter; to MW Mardi:sit, only child of Tana Marriott, Efg. Oa Me 26th Wt. at Lab* Mr. land, dill:War, to MI6 C. ham, daughter of Mr. John Chsplisrm merchant; and at the fame time, Me. John Clapham, jun. to Mlfs Peale, daughter of the tad John Peale, EN. of London. Lately, at Aldford4 neat Chalice, Mr. Jab Moak, printer of the Chatter Courant, to Mils Harrifon, of AldfortL DIEM. On the Coat of Mr**, in May lift, Mr. Aleicander Caring, Oatertiando of the 'hip Naffau. At Tunbridge Wens, Sir George Warren, K. D. He was takeis (*Wetly el, ois Sunda{ night lit, and ezpited la Ida than an hoar after. On the B. alt int. at Sandhn Part, In the county of Sone:Key Mn.s T. Lethtridge, wife of T. d. Lethtridgg, Efg. and filter of Sir Tliothis Dal. Helketk Bart. of Hatibrd Han, in the county of Lane/Mitre. COURSE OF MECH. Hai anaili 7 al U. Vallee Shona . o Si U. liens peghorn 54 / 14 1 ,111 - 41 Genoa - 0 - rit 1t1107421 1•4 1 1,L01t, Erg No. iiidge-EiVet. Lumina. Staitmored 8 r, Edinburgb, Mara 111, aot. I BEG leave to inform you, that ever fine the tear Rl^ I have beea aided with the Lees Yemen ; which, from its obilinately railing every conrfe of rnedeeine pc-feast by the moll eminent Of the faculty here, and under gobig !Mend *rem Mulles of falivation, and twice Warta from the Httpltai, ivirh knife relief, wool(' appear to be of the molt invitaate nature. in the fpring of lift year my diforder had got to facia a hesoLua nearly to put a periodto my evifttate I bad a Imp Weir "or at Mown of my bead, one atumb arm. todYny Iverebioke out In b /frightful manner; my 'Veit '1 . „ was dreadfully painful, and had been in a Awe of ulcerative for the hdt revert years ; my ieft had alio two large nodes ea it. was very much direoloured, nod gave the Guth eliminating palm, pardedlirly *When warm in bed, as nearly to dep Yhre ma Wren in this lamentable Rate I was recomMended by Mr. J. Than,- fon, (who received fo great a ewe by them here), to mire yow Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to de on the •L6thef May; In the em.r:e of a fortnight I began to receive berieflt--in little more than a month the alters on my head and arms Were round ly heded—dbon after the fares on my legs healed Igo, losing, however, eonliderabie ilircolourstion in the Rim, nod pain is the bone of th e left, which, by the ble.ng of Gel, and • little longer perreverance in your Invaluable Med.cine, futiildel; tkr nodesdirperfing, the Skin regaining its natural hue;tuld the rot turnal pains gradually going this; became, By your Ilk. rd advice and medleine.perfedtly free fhou all as y fawner cow plaints have nay.forseer rpitit mil Strength, odium become killy and fat, In which Bate having continued many month. to the aionlitment of all who knew me, I ant at a ich la what terms to earth my tretitude, bet beg yen, for the geld of other (offering mortals, te make this my ore as public hi potSble, as I doll on every =shun ; to fo doing you win gesatty oblige. Sir, your grateful. obedient, very tumble (craws. ALEX. MUREEN, Swan's Olok, HlgitAreet, Edhlanrel- Witabdres to theabcree core •i—John Thempron, No. S. New Pooltty-aaAet, Jahn ittiotere, Old Allenby elcife,Ettinburgik . Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TA Y -I.OR, Member of the Royal l'ollege of Surgeons, at IN flunk. No.st, New Bridge-Erect, London; where, iher; s estiliaist reidence diner: than thlrtyafix Scan, in • praAlee pertleelar ly climate' to the cure of Veneriel Complaints, and chore inn dental to the Parts of Generation, with that faviobble remelt which Men of hi. PrufelTion lhould &twat. °brave in Poch he Batters Ithernf, the advice and alliltanee be gratuitivilly adniftres to perform taking this Medicine, will be efte.ined, by a dllcerning Public, as an adventsge fekluen attainable, awl said of all ambiguity. 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