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I`ll-.: !•:•:iientan Chritt Church, eLI f ftn nt tt-• ! • •," I'• u• ; An. on the 1-knetta.thlt: iarh , ard, Gentleman Com moner of the fame li•tife. both pr. f.:tt, 1 by the Rev. Matthew s , uct , n: the fovr ; Sir J I 1••• ins. 11.,n. of N..*.ti tin, the eptipty of Somer. r ...id N. a the lam:: Houk. prefent,d by the Ri,v. :•:: t:w.lrot of the ram, Houk; (l e 111.11_1i Wbitin , r,, (4.n:lm:in Commoner of *lx f 1 preCot al IF 1 1, Robert Philip Goodem.u t h, 111 A '•r,:tt...t of I!.e 1.1 ••• i in ; J Wet artrvire HAR;-ra 111,1, r, Ef t :Joh. t Corpt.i. Cbriili Lcilege, pre- Oy the Ki.v. 1,. AI. A. FLi•...tA• ut the laid I . lie CreP-tir.r: 0 tn vent f1.... 3 : ea by OA Rev. J.tht: Walker, 13. C. t.. Fellow of N, w ColltTe. t.r the K,' ?oil. Crt4WC, IV' One wt.., was rn ma-0 liits diners fro•n attendin;., in per • for : PTIV 4 V/11 , .: recited by Lbs. Gent lemen to vc'..iint ti, •• were : Latin " (A.6rz, the i•y I.ipfecnbc,p,. New College; antl rn Lip , - li h 1 if, ; th,.— • C.:44: j-d C.Z.zraair 1 . 6,,,r4ter," by 117 r. jack p. A. B. of Queer's Cortege It, the evoiiag el Grand Mifctllaneous Concert sets ',cif i med in a moll crowckd and brilliant au- d;enee in the Mork Room, when Madame MARA pt rfrAmcd for the lift time previous to her depar tto e fir the Continent. The Rev. W. P. Bares is profaned to the Redlory of Up way, Dorletfltirc. he firft day of Aft Term, AllillnUi Schutz, 13. C. 1.. of All Souls College, was admitted Donor in Civil I.lw. Rev. George &Ware, B. D. of St. John's College, Cam bridge, W.ll ineorpo - tarsi of Trinity College. Rev. George Fearer, of MI Souls Collert ; Thomas George Tyndale, of fr,riry Cortege; Mr. John Orford, of Brafennfe • Cothg , ; At•,.: the Ilev. Charles %Vightwick, of Pembroke Col loge, B. A. wire admitted Mailers of Arts. Meflrs. Robert J.,mrs Spencer sod iloor7e, "lice, of Wad barn College; Francis Knight, of Magdalen Hall; Geoegc hlallet, John .escort Williams, nzor„-e Pe:oquin Colterat, Ed ward Arthur Bulb, and Ri. .n.be, of Feet, r College ; Ricl.ard `oi_lfn,of Trinity Cone e ; Thomas Edward Bridles, and the Hon John William Ward, of Corpus Ch:ifti Colleze: Metres. Francis Lunttay, James Col. s, and Samuel Colby, of Univerfity Corez,e; Francis Rowdy , and chalks G. Towillq, of NI. yen Loth ye ; kichird Bryan at d Robert 1 I.,Lit Beach cr ift, of Oriel C•411.-7r ; Cha:tka F.tufhasve, John Jadfon Pk 'wow:, and ja.imi.n of I;r,fecofe College; W. Lewis, and GriQi.h Iler'airt, J..fus College ; Arthur Bziwite, acd John Wightwick, of PeiiihruLx Colligo, are ad mittM asch4tri of Arts. - MofFrs. W. Vann , ' irt, the 1-1 ,, t". W. 11. Lyttelton, Chappel Woodio.ufo, and C. Shaipe, of Ch rill Church; F. R0w41.44, et New College; H.Allwright I lugho., Worcofti r Collier; Edwin Merriman, John G01d.% and W. Aldrich. of Magdalen College; Charles rullon M.:kr. of (Z4,2cen's Colltge ; and Lewis I.vans Vaughan, of 1 ' are m ate da A. The Rev. J. Attfordby Trenchard, 11. C. 1.. of Trinity Col 'ere, Is admitted Doan, in Civil Law, Grand Compoundor. Nu Saturday the Rev. John Ga e Copkftnal, Bachelor of Arts, et Corpus Christi Colkse, was admitted btaita of Arts. LAW IxTELLIG.ENCE. eOURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE 25. RING V. N•YOOM. Mr. Jravis moved for a rule to thew- eaufe why 4 criminal infer:nation Abould not be panted agaialt a Mr.H.:ydon, for fending a chaliene to Mr. Hunter :—Mr. hunter's af f idavit Rated, that Mr. Hayden being an agent for feamen, had con feprently accefs t' the books of the Navy Office : Mr. Hunter, having been informed that he made a very improper ufe of this liheity, and that, by the aliiiiance of the Navy borks, he was enabled the better to fabricate faUt mutters and. return., conceived it his duty to lay thi, information before the Commiaioners of the Navy board, who tOok care that Haydon Ihould no lor,ger have accefs to their hooks. Esafperated at this, he fent a letter to the following effat, to Mr. Hunter : " Si a—Your ultra tely and unwtrramable attaet on m 7 tharadter nu. to have rceou rt . ,: to the laws of my colintry for rcdrctlo. I r, l ulre too to inform me, by twelve o'clock to morrow, of th.: precifc tams of your complaint agailtt me, etherwite I mull :Tidy to the CummitLanters Ice this infor toatit.n. " It you were worthy the, name of a sow. you would have takru anotlur emit fc ; y u kstow Lint Finding that no :tutu:ion was paid to this letter, h. wrt.te the following : sta—As you do not feet to with to tinder-nand me, I mot!, mtv ftwak a link. olaraer to you, and t.. 11 you th.:! you are a coward, and a front:tire!, and I 111311 putt. yo.tz . Thi Ic two letters Wel." the lubje& of the prefent - applieation.—Rule - ranted. IMLAY V. F LLISON. • Yr. East:l,4E moved that the defendant Mould br dif,.l:a;ged from collody on finding common The (-it cumflances of the cafe were as fol. I.A, th, ; : plaintiff is al n:erican, the defendant fu'ojcsl, and Captata of a vertu; the con• tI 4 Ft upon which the deli ;oat:, for nh:cli he was 1 ttely arreqed, and witicit the rlaintifF re to be 5 w as to oie it: t!ld 7%;.; ; it u;;..,, that t,,e al:tettkirL ) - 0 tious!,l deliver to a roel eantile honk tl.ere ipec'Cied, in Oftrithoo::11, :?oantity of fit in bars, wti.z!tiog •11 0 .)3O gtV.lll to To at IL:Vie de fhPi for that purport:, on the riaint:if's account. '1 his Elver, the plaintiff al• in his Alliclavit, the del•crtlAnt bad never de-, d, either to th::t hottfr, or to any other on his acce:•,u ; and that front that time to th.: prctcnt ycat he had e:r,:aowd bcyot:a the leas, and out of Lb% i!'dic:; 1) of this C:Ant. Mr. Elst I e pointed out fotte informalities in plantiff's atbdavit, upon which the defendant --,4 4 14. 1 . f tab lwaivo•lheverviftvl...l .1 matters fivers in the defendant's affidavit, which the plaiutiffhad not contradicted ; namely, that he s% as already held to bail in Norway by the plain vlitte a law fuit was actually eLpending fist the faid catife. adly, Tje t it - this contraa, which was madeat Havre-de•Grace,was direetly contrar) to the I-awl,: of France at that time!, which forhad the es portaLiain of lilver tinder the vmalty of death. • M. GARatow, on the putt of the plaintiff, re , fitted the- motion ; be relied ot, the general rule of Court, ts Ilia makes the plainthfs' affidavit con Clufive in fuch cafes, and on the rcalonablenefs of it in the prefent inflance, as it was molt certain that if the defendant was difeharged upon common bail, he would take Cale not to be found again in ;his country. , Lord Eet.twnetouror laid, that in an affidavit to t o ld to bail, which was fubmitted to the difere tion of the Judge, to whom the application was made, the t:mae technical itrianefs was not nerd= y as in a declat anion ; that the rule of the Court n a to receive the defendant's affidavit againit the Wai.atiff's to hold him to bail, was a very whole f,me and tacceilary one; otherwile dekndants waald he oft;,n tempted to commit perjury, and at a!l events the Court would be invading the pro vince of a Jury, by taking upon thernfelves in fart to determine causes of peat importance upon con tradidory affidavits. As to the laws of France or Norway, the Judges in this country are not hound to know them, they may be proved in evidence b.:fure a Jury.—The motion was refufed. WARD V. ?RIM This was a motion exaaly limilar On the part of the defendant, Mrs. Price, who had been ar retied in execution in the year 1797, and con tinucd to this .day in confinement. The ground of th.: motion on her part was, that at the time of her contraniug the faid deht, the was-a married womn, and the plaintiff knew that her hulband, the Rev. Mr. Price, was then alive. In anfwcr to this it was Hated, that although a married woman, the had lived feparately from h:r hatband, on a feparate maintenance regularly paid lizr. That the might have pleaded this in bar to the a.lion ; but that five, years after the had 1:t judgment and execution go againtl her, the was too late in ftiggelting it ; this ground was now taken merely to avoid that difchilure of her pro perty required by the LottlV Act.—Motion re fuied. JUNE 28. William Jones, aloap.boiler, for affaulting a revenue officer, Witt fentenced to two weeks int ptifonment. It appeared, that the revenue oiEcer had bech very much in fault, and given Jones great provocation. 'Rebecca Mendez da Coll was brought up on Habeas Corpus. The return of the Keeper of liesvgate Rated, th.tt the had been &livered into his cutiody by virtue of a warrant from the Corh mitlioners of Bankrupts. A copy of it was rub. joined. After reciting that a cotnmitlion had if againa Jacob Mendez da Colla, of Thasies- Inn;it went on to fay, that his wife, Rebecca, was c third before them as a witncfs, and that the givin the following evidence, which they deemed mina. Cient cv.ttive, they committed her to prifon. (tpo you know of famething belonging to your hatband, kept fecretly in a box by Sufannah Ro. binfon ?—A. I know that the had fomething of his in her cußody. Do you know what it was ?—A. No. Q Can you not tell the reatian why it was kept fo lecretly?—A. No. Q z.. How is it poffible that you Ilionld not know %%hat a thing was belonging to your hufband, and kept by your fcrvant ?—A. I know nothing at all about the matter ; I lever troubled my head about hi. concerns. Lord ELLsItIoROUctt afked if there was any b dy to oppofe her difeharge ? Mr. GURNSY laid, he wits infirueled by the af. fignees to lime, that with regard to this Lady they had no kind of anxiety, but were ready to submit to whatever the Court fhould order. They had bccn endeavouring with the greateft affiduity to unravel one of the foulefi (cents of fraud. Lord ELLFNEOROUCH defired him to confine himfelf to the cafe before the Court. Mr. Gulo4zy, after making a few obrervations, pllovXd that the Commiaioners in their laudable zeal to do juaice to the creditors, mi b lit have [!retched their power a little too far. Lord ELLEtinottoucti, with evident fymptoms of indignation, laid, there was not the lean doubt t:)at the Lady mull be inft'antly difeharged. Madame Da Colta's friends immediately thook Tier by the hand, and led her out of the Court in u iumph.' THE iI24G V. THE BISHOP OF EXETIIt. This was an application to the Court for a Mandamus to the Bi(hop of Exeter, commanding him to licence a Mr. Roe to the LeEturelhip of B emtiogton, in Devontliire. From the Aida- vits it appeared, that the Laturelhip was founded in the year r 568, by a Mr. Dodderidge, and that the appointment of the Lahti-et vetted in his fa- 1 , mily. Mr. Roc was the appointee of a Mr. Bar ber, who had inherited the right of appointment, but Mr. Cooke, the vicar, refuted to admit Mr. Roe to his pulpit, and the Bilhop withheld his licence, on the ground that the appointee was a pertim not agreeable to the vicar. In luppore of the rule for difcharging the Man damns, it was argued, that the Vicar had a riAt to deny the ufc of his pulpit to any perfon who was ObtIOXIOOS to him. Noi was it in-the power of any titivate perfon, by endowing a Leattrefltip, to force a perfon upon the Parfiin who was clic , agreeable to him. Utherwice, all the good 'doe ti:ne he might have been teachiog in a morn ptahaps would be undone by a furiou's fa natic mounting the fame pulpit in the afternoon, and therefore the Bifliop did right to refufe his licence to a perfon who was not agreeable to the Vicar. On the other fide it was contended, that if the nerfon lecommended was nnobjenionable in learn ing and morals, in neither of which was it pre tended that Mr. Roe was deficient, it was the Whop's duty to licence him, and then he would have 44.$22portanity Of b contellinm his title with Lord Ft tlxitottnuen raid, it was ci , nr that ro pertne a ny new thing upon the Con. ilitnti(;n of tl i te Chinch, wheti;er by endowing a I.eBurcihip or otherwite. There were but two ways of tnaking this alteration ; 'the one was by pr(fcripti-n, the ether by At of Pm-limn:tit.— •:turer, in this cafe, could not civet a pre iptive tiglit to the pulpit, for they law the date vheti it foil began. Nor was there any MI of Parliament. He, therefore, was of opinion, that the Mandamus thould not go, as the perfon pray ing it had made no legal title to the thing, for which he :tilted the powers of the Court to be put in motion.—Rule difcliarged. THE KING V. THE NIATOM or otroteo. An application was made for a Mandamus to be direacd to the Yslayor of the Corporation of Oxford, commanding him to admit a pertim of the name of Thomas Hammond to the Freedom of that Corporation. Mr. G: Las fhewed caufe again the role, by Mewing that the party applying did not Rate wl,at the real Conllitution df the C,:rporation was. lie only Bated what was ufual, and not what was co Ilitutional, in the Corporation, and thera . oreta Rule was difcharged with colts. The Court afterwards fat at Nri Prins. The hay harveft in the mighbonthriod ofkHen ky, Reading, Maidenhead, - Sec. is nearly over : it never is remembered, to have been vssoreisibnu dant, or better faved; anialk . aprenriascetirjrn, both for Rrength, thaw, ands'ar, is the-aloft pro miling. The oldeft fay, they 'do not re memi)cr teeing the wheat and cc,rn to the relent perfedion. We are concerned to Rate a very alarming ac cident which occurred to Lord SustEtvictr, oa Sunday laft, in the neighbourhood of Catiiinbury. His Lorcilhip had be , n for form days on a yiiit to the Earl of Esstx, and was on Sunday forenoon tal:ing his departure. He had not been long feat ed in his curriele, when his horfes took fright,and ran away. His Lordfhip was thrown out,' and fome of his limbs fractured. An exprefs came to Lord Ess EX, who was attending Divine Serxice in Watford Church. He inilantly let off in a pa chaife and four, with two Medical Gentlemen from Watford, to the 'alnaance of Lord Swan viLLE, . _ On Sunday evening, between eight and nine o'clock, THOMAS HaitaiacToa, Erg. of Waltham hall, Elfex, walking in the Grccn Park, fuddenly dropt down in a fit of apoplexy, and in a few mi nutes after expired in the arms of a Gentleman' whole humanity led him to his Alliance. Mr. kora Coutom, of Hull, brother to the Mayor of that town, attending Divine Service' in the Holy Trinity Church in the forenoon of Sun day fennight, fell down in his pew, and intiantly expired. Sunday afternoon a man and a woman riding in a (Ingle horfe chaile, ran against the weft gate of Sr. Paul's Cathedral, by which the boric and chaile were thrown down, and the woman received ma terial injury. A milkman, at the weft end "of the town, ofgood property, on Friday morning laft, beat his wife in fuch a dreadful manner, that the died a few hours afterwards. It appears ha; the deceafed had alfol a lifter who lived in the houfe with them as bottle keeper, to whom the milkman for come time paa had (hewn a partiality, which had produced a quarrel between the two lifters, and that they were at words when he came home on Friday, which occalioned his unlucky interference. He did not offer to make his cfcape, but remained on the pre.. miles, where he was apprehended on the morning following, Sunday morning a &nor met in Paddington fields, to fight a man of the name of Friday, of piigiliftic note, for twenty guineas a fide. No one would back the tar. a.bc Was a novice in the fcience, and Jack was obliged to venture the hilt of his pay, or forfeit the money that was down. For fe veral rounds he was compelled to give way to lii perior (kill, till placing a fortunate blow in the domach of his opponent, Friday gave in, and Jack received his prize money on the fpot, to the great joy of the fpcltators. A fingular medical cafe has arifen in Chichef. ter, in the perfon of a cradled infant, who, left in charge of a child, received into its mouth, rom its juvenile nitric., a fmall two bladed penknife, which being miffing opon learch, occafioned the oliferva tion of the lama's linen .becoming daily and hour ly iron moulded. After a few days (true as firange!) the handle was voided, and one blade came away at the mouth, the other has not yet palled. 't The extraordinary point of the cafe is, that the child's ufual furiClions of feeding, digell ing, &c. have not become impeded. The internal reparation of the inarument into parts is yet more unaccountable.--Stl;ar Lhronic&. A Female Prophet has appeared lately in the Duchy of Wurtemberg, where, after having af kmbled a multitude of dupes, who fold their pro eerty, and &policed it in her hands ,fiat the pur pore of providing futifittence, they proceeded on their way to jerufalern. In a thott time the per formed a great miracle, by fuddenly vanifhing with a young-fellow, and all the funds pf her followers. The boly troop have been reduced to the neceflity of he Ting their way home to their country. On Thurfday fe'nnight, about noon, an alarm ing fire broke out at the Crown, Ontwell, which, together with three bottles adjoining, were totally cool:med. A honk in the liable, and a bog ready ' for slaughter, perilhed in the flames. A cottage belonging to Sir WILLIAM JERNING• HA M, at Colleffey, was laft week burnt to the ground. Thatallay night a fire broke cut at a carpenter's fhop in the neighbourhood of Tottenham-court road, which burnt for about half an hour with confiderable fury, when it was fortunately extin guithed. A letter from the departnient of the Lower Meufe, dates that the fhtge coach, plying between Maeitrecht and Sc. Trone, was burnt to allies, to gether with all the property it contained. The ac cident happened on the Bth of June, through the earelelfnefs of a pagang.ar, who being alone, ft.4l. LOTION.: MA RE L 7,S`. CORN-EXCHANGE, A:():::'AV, ItZTURN of WHEAT i:/ t•, the 14th of Jane to ?L.: t)th 0; Tot:a-5374 112artor%. t. 84. o►. (Ad. higher 11140 iaft rciurk. L'HIOE W. IMP:, Krnr 4t Ica to 61 tcr) Kull ;I cr to PI I cs) .lulfot 41 104 to 61 .../.‘• ! . .f ^.l.t: 'll •V • l.) (,1 -. LILL 41 104 to 61 o.: 1" 41 Pero. ' •6i Cl 11.1 'al Co') : 5 SM1T111:1 4 E1.1i, Jnne 2:::. ri To fink the offal—", r 6.trni: oral!). Beet - 4,1 to is ht.( Vcrl - of to 6 1 4 Mutton - p osl to ,Ss 6d Pork - c.. ol to I.Ler.ls 6s (~?. to 7, J.!. Stock at Market this toort,.•. • Shcrp and lIITEIVGATE ;:t:1 I.EAIIEIN:tI.‘ 1.1.. jn j ute Per none of Blb. by the cnrY..i.. _ - Beef 3$ Ld to 4$ 8d Ve:d cc! to 11 •ad Muttoo 4$ ad to ss sd York •ts od to se Lamb ss 4.1 zz. fla • C.i. F Rlpt. OF HAY AND s'l R.A‘V, 1:12.u: 23. Srdatileid. JaLl,-..'s. '.arrl. ()May; 0 to 6 613 0 oto 7 0 01 4 I 2 et., 6is o ,tr.tw 113 to xlB I 19 ONOI 5 2 oct..z eiOVCZ 6 010 7 0 I 1 G x; o to 7 16 • COALS, June 28. Deft Coals in die Yotd, 2i. os. 641 pLr (.Ic..Kron. Dt.livend 21. 9. 6d. Suaderiand, iL css. od. V. as. nd Bußirrs. Wedocfday morning Lift, & Lady of W. Thir c ,d olort " , Er, ! . of a fon. On Saturday Ift, in hfanchciler-ftreet, the I.ac!y of Gcorgs efq.of a fun.. At K:noaird, the 19th ittlk. thoLagy of Sit Can/e l ec., of Southtlk, Hirt. of a roil ' On the 49th init. the Lady of Sfr D. Drackworth, of 01144 of a daughter. The I..ady'df Ralph Trlnv. Efg. of Trim. of a Joug!lter. Lately, the Lady of Adtedr.ll Sir C. H. Knowlei, of Tarim, of a fun. IVIARRILIX At Bedford, on Thurfdai jam,. Tharrood, Efq. g I Se Bedford Militia, .to Mils Eliza Sharp, Ivuo,;(1t daught.r of Wm. Sharp, Efq. of Bedford. On the loth irft. at Brifltd, the Arr. Tonatbai: Skutt, rin:t loek, to Mrs. Barrow, widow of the lac S. I%.rruw, Lk. ot Nantwkh. At Fiuglafs, Edward Dalton, Egg. of MecklenbLig-ftriet, Dublin, to Mira Geoghegan, adult daughter of Dr. Gcvslit,on, of North Cumberland-fireet. At the Cathedral, in Londonderry, the Rev. Rkhr.rd Toy. a. fend, Preben&ry of Lnekecn, and Redlot of Nlootgoitcrn county Cork,to Mikthame, daughter of the Dun of Derry. In Cwt. Lteut. Cot Stewart, of the 32th foot, to Masi:p.*4, eldeft daughter of Jahn tlyde of Cretg, Efq. At Glafgow, the olft Ar. George 31111 a, merchant, to Mifs Marton Ker. LIED. Ou Wedneftlay,at Borneo ' Surrey, : lira . Catherine Hutlron, d.tugittn of the late GeheraiHutifon. dis hoard the Telemachus tranfpert, on his return front Egypt, on the 3d of May lalt, Captain Arcllihaid fintue,t4 the S4th regiment, fon of Mr. John Finnic. ct At Edinburgh, the 2Gth inftant, hlr. nark: liutchefon, tan Sheriff Suldtitste of Rolfrewfhire. on the loth inflant, is t h - 9ctli year of :ti. Mr. J. ho Boyer, grazier, of 1 - lawthornbil/. Berk:, near 6o y, trs a :,. - Lant to the Wurfbipfal Company of Filllmona.:rs 0;" I.unclint. At J.tmaira, on the 16th April, Mr. ltobut I alcourr, fun of the Rcv. John Falconer. 0u the t9th April loft, in Rinfton, Jamalea, Richard nen:- fon, Efq. of Mount - Pleafant. At dlafgow, the 17th intt. Mr. John B.:Merit, fen. In March hit, at Chartriton, South Cart Alva, toe Li. Dr. Henry Purcell, upward. of 26 mars Rector of St. 1111 ti Jolliet City. At St. Helena, the Lady of Coked o. Rohfon, I.l,aterant. Governor of thataand. Aged B.i, Oe Rev. John Porter, Rector of Nnrtlwrem,k ChAhire,'aud father to the prctlait Olfhop of Cloulicf. On RanehA Road, Dub:in, Coulifcil,.r HIGH W.-1. LIM. A LONDON lath)! Morulug 22 milut. zl:vr Alternoso 47 inir ttes after 2 To THOMAS TAYLO3., No. 9, Aleidge-ftreet, t.ot den. Hanostred Sir, Ediubuigh, March IS, I BEG leave to inform you, that ever' Since the rem 1790, 1 have been .afilieled with the Lue. Vernon; which, front its obtlinatedy 'refitting ev, ty cuurfe of no-deans prateribed by the molt intinhlt of the faeukT here, 111 1G going (*event (even cootie's tf falivation, t.nd twice cif ber , ttd from the Hotpital, wk.h little relief, would apl.rer to It? ut 1.1 e molt inveterate uatarc. In the fining of lalt year my ciidirthe bad got to fuch a head, as nearly to put a period to m I had a largeulcer on the crown of my head, sac uu sails arta, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; nri rh;fit was droultully plinful, 2nd had been I. a hate of ulcerrina for the laR (even fears ; my left had alto two large noel. , or it. was very much ditcoloure donut gave to,: built a xenm: iatirg p. in, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to dep rive no. ui reit. to this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. ftrarp foe, (who received fo great a cure lily them here ), to :a!:e vols. Lrake's Patent Fills, which I began to do on the 26th of NAzy ; in the court:: of a ortnigbt I began to receive bent fit—ia 'dale more than a month the ulcers on my head and atws w. r. founii• ly healed-40ot, after the fore, on my legs healed alto, I, at'.,ng however, confiderable difeolouration in the lkin, and pg., is the bone of the left, which, by the bleffing of (Sou, a -( 4 a little longer porteverance in 'our invaluable Med' eine, ft.did.d; the nodesdifperling, the thin rezaining its natural hue. and ;he tumid pains gradually going off.—l thus became, by rut - nbas tal advice and medicine, perfedlly free from all tuyiarsticr cdn , - plaints--havc recovered my 6)=.1 . fpirit and t. nth, and Int become jolly and fat, in which Rate haviu t ! contiatted:.toy months to the altonithment of al! who knee w m,, I am at a 1.1.4 in what terms to exprefs my gratitude, but lie 3 you, for this good of other futfcring mortals, to make Its as poffible, as I Omit on every occattoo ; in It, v•il greatly oblige,Sir, your gratel.3, obedient, vers• I.": i ',Let ALEX.I6IURKER, Swan's Chile, c ,1..'i..! talks Witnettes to the above cure :—John 'flow c,, N,, 3 Poultry-market, John M.lntula,ollAffimby hei : Prepared and old by the role Proprietnr, \ Ar, I AY. LOR, Member of the Royal Coilege of Lis N 0.9, New Bridge•ftlVCl, Loudon; where, atter eCo at refidence of more than thirty-fit y:arq, in a uraci.:ce per: e•••ild* ly &recital to the cure of Venetia ar.: t..ofe dental to the Parts of General:in, ilh t: ! ,,, - , r which Men of his Profcffion thould always obt.:rt he flatters !gotten, the advice and atlitt.n:ee be gretnis , Ell)* ••• 1 ' to perfons taking this Meuicinc, t: dl it. el' , by a afcerning Public, as an advantage feldnot attaimaid , , • I void of all aunbiguity. Alfo fold, by his appointmem, for the convenience of living at a diltauce, at the Pc, tl,n,er's, Nu. if, St. 'Bret, Pall-Mall; the Toy-limp, No. t ; Mr. Ditborotighns, N 0.7, Fith ; Mr. Steel, hockfclier, No. I, Unlon-row, Little Tower-kill ; Mr. n k sttr's, a., , - ,L- I bridge, Edinburgh • Mr. Callwcli's, Dublin ; and by ont rT fon'in every coufild;rable town in Great Is: tt Au aild la boxes of only aa.9d. each. retied u?, with fell di redinwt, whereky perfcins of either fez may care thouhlecs with este. (peed, fecrecy, and flirty. N. B. Every I.lox fold in Great Britain k felled up wid: Stamp, on which, by favour of the C.-1117mi dinners, r. at the Stamp-Office—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-0 ret t—ta imitate which is felony, and a'.l others arc ~ (oNflON: Printed for th,; rroy - it. tors by JOHN "',NI, (of Cap:all-flreet) at th:: STA!' Pe 1/41T1 wn-Or.1( .4c• Carry-street; and putilied by 1.):VFl. - 1.; • N'l' C o ' terbury-pitee, Lambeth), at No t. 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