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SPORTING I4VTEI.LIGENCE. PRIORTHEI.MSTON RACES, MONDAY. AUGUST a Sweepfiake4 of tools. cach, h. ft. 811. each. Two yr old Courfe. Lord Fretviont's b. f. by Pre.c:peate, out of a Gfter to Cohbri Mr. Plinton's b. e. Bcfs, by John Bull, out of Kiri Lady Mr. F. hoot her to Humbug - dr. Mr. Now,rit's eh. e. by jobo Buil, out of Dozy, walked over. Match, for cogs.-2 T r old Courfe. Mr. P. neon'. Trombone, 4 yrs old, iidt. 71b. Me. Ladbroke's Reirtta, I yrs old, ylt. • Off by content. A Handicap Flare, of col. for 4, s, and 6 yr olds, and aged horfes.—Heats, the New Courfe. Mr. Harries b. le. C:W. r yrs old, 711. 71h. - a a Mr. Durand's eh. f. Tulip, 4 yes old. - - 2 1 Mr. Howerth's br. b. Chlppenbarn, 6 yes old, M. 91b. 3 4 NI,. Fortdcuet ba. b. Mitthout, 5 yea old, lit. - 4 3 Mr. Edward's cll. h. Slap Ban:, 6 yrs old, 9ft. alb. dr. Three to e agll Gig; 3 to t aga Tulip; z to agft chippenham ; and 5 tot agit Mittimns. Match. for Sags.—The lag mile. H. R. El the Prince of Wales's Shock, 7ft.• 7lb• Lord Egremort's Shocking, 81t. - - Pd X.NITTSI'ORT. TUrSDAY, rut' 2 7 . The Maidrn Pl.;te of Fifty Pounds. 11 , Tr. Billington's chefrot mare bloonfbine, by 111 e ,, or. *VAN'. °I. AIN 0 1 1 1 Mr Jodrell% hh. S..vrviine. Spadinc, dam fhoomaller. • yr. of 1. aft. 41h. • 3 s 1 3 Sir f. cirrni g rA h. c. Old Nick, by Tr.tvaler, out of Kilton's dam, 4 !Pt! nld, 7R. t 21b. 0 2 3 2 Five to 2 on Old Nick ; after the dead heat, 6 to 4 on Old Nick ; after the fecund heat. 5 to 4 on Monnfb;re ; after the third heat, 5 to 4on Moonfhine, and 4 to I again(' Old Nick.—Every heat wic clorely contefled, and won w;th diflicnltv. Sitptrvifor way Itme when he (farted for the 4th heat.—Same day a Match, for 3oogs, h. ft. 3 miles. Atr Tralreirm hr. h. Mohherlev Crab. 6 yrs ed, AR. - I Mr. Brooke's gr. h Baron Nike, by Delpini. 6 yrs o!d 2 Evert betting, and 5 to 4 on Motobberley Crab. Won eafy. Virus's' SDA Y.— S weepliakes of icgs. each, for all ages. Three mile . heat. (Six Subferibers ) Lord Stamford's ch r. Film, by Trumpator, out of Pep perpot% dam, 4 yra old, RR. - - - s Mr. Joddrel!'s b e. Macclesfidd, by Rockingham, out of Violet, 3 yrs old, Est . tolb. - - 2 - - Seven to 4 and 2 to I on Edgar. A fine race. A Subfcriptios of Five Guineas each, with Forty Guineas added, for 3-yrs old. _Two mite heats. (Four Subfcribers.) Sir W. W. Wynnes cb. c. Mountaineer, by John Bull. Wt. alb. z Lord Stamford's ch. f. Elfrida, by Buzzard,uut of Edgar's dam, Eft. Al 1 2 Mr. 1 ord's ch. c. 'Forum, by h tr. Teazle, Eft. alb. 4 3 G I al,am's ch. c. by Delpini, dam by Afpara gus, Bft. alb. - 3 4 Even betting, and s to 4 on Mountaineer: af ter the !Ka., 2to the won. A good race. Foor R E.—Leigh beat Dyron f 140 yards for wogs. Two to lon Dyfon. THURSDAY. handicap States of togs. each (with 20gs• added by the Stewards.) One mile. St7mforti's rh. c. Fa -gar, 4-yrs old, RR. 41b. Mr. CI olmontld,y's br. h. Mobbtrlcy Crab, 6-yo o!‘1, Four Subic: ibere paid-6 to 4en Mobberley Crab. S.l me day-601. c ,, r all ages -4 mile heats. Ld C-tanirtirtl's ch. c. 4-yrs old, 811. jib. (rale phtr) 3 1 ;E: V.'. W. Wyntic's ch. c. Mountainecr„ 3-yrs ot.l. ;ft 'DI. - • lt•T•. Smith% br. h. Citizco,by Citlsen,s yrs old, . 9ib. 4 3 2 Todrill's h. r. Marchetti& 3 pre old, •jlt. lets. s dr. Mountaineer and Macclesfield entered at elle poll. Six to 4 atzll Citizen ;z to 4 agftEdEar ; and I 2 3 HUNTINGDON IL9CEI, TUESDAY. AUGUST 3. Fifty Pounds for 3,4, and year oldb.—Tlie beft of three two /1411:11CarS. Mr. Wm. Golding's Chef: ut Mare Remnant. 4 yrs. old II Sir C 13unhdry's Prawn CA Othodo. 3 yrs. old • - 22 Ch.,rlc. Bat. Efirs. Chcfnnt Marc Jilt, 3 yrs old 3 3 Culoth I 'Mau-% Chcfnut Hurt: K:.vir.r. 4 N. old - 4 4 Mr John Griffith's Chefnut M4r4.- Doubtlel.,!3 yrs. old 5 dr A gooi Race between Remnant and Orlando ; very great odds in favour of the latter. SONG. Tilt CHARMING KITTY. In a vel , 4 my own T have oft tot'; n a trip. And I chri!Lan'd hrr the Charming Kitty ; Tho' not quite to big as a three-maft Ilsip, Yct the looks when at tea quite as pretty. Copper is her bottom, and hi r planks arc found, And then, hot a Coop, front the head to the poop, Is fa timbeed, berigg'sl, eaulk'd. and painted all round; Her canvafs and cordage are all in their pinks, Her anchors and grapnclh, and lanyards and braces, Her mainfail and forefail, and top'ail and eluelines, Her fhrouds and lirr yards, and her blocks and her bowlines, Her ratlines, her fleerage, her capftern and cable. With lads, who, to work, are both willin and able. Anchor heave! taking k.,ve, off we go, Y 0, hn ! Full fail ! catch the gale—nothing do .o!—heave the lead, Till in port—that's your fort—then ag in in the ocean. D'ye ye fee rvc a notion, uo featuan to own how Cote trips wou'd reinfe, Like a tar, upon Clore, in his dancin; fho.s. V.'hen war addad forms t- .he !barna of tie wave, I venter it to lea bold and Leary; Deterestied, for England and Ireland, to brave at the Devil, and great Bonaparte. Peace is the f-Eilon, and Commerce afloat. Not a brig, nor a boy, can you better employ, For paillige, or fnigl.:age, than my little boat : }l:r Burs are afhora, and, inflead of fuch lading, In bro.:,:cloth, and hardware, an 1 Calks the is trading : In and in coacbcs, in pink Mes and ponies. In buckles and button, for r, cinch macaronies; To cha:.ge for tobacco, and rice, and molafras, Check, butter, and casobrie, and large looking glass. Indian canes, Britifit grains, Burton ale, frees or Rale, Spanifh blades, pallifades, Sugar•eandy, gin and brandy, Bottled Port—that's your Curt; And while no embargo • Is laid on my far.r. I'm as brifk in my trade with Turks, Cllriftlans,and Jews, As a tar upon Store in his dancing [hoes. - ' HAVERFORDWEST, WkDNESDAY, JULY %IL Mr. Vanes gr. g. Wrangler, carrying loft. beat Mr. Vanderhetit's b. g. Owen Tudor, carrying Sit. one mile, for 25gs. each, p. p. The fame harks, carrying the fame weights half a mile, won by Mr. Vatieb gr. g. for logs. a tide, the fame day. SALISBURY RACE3..-•THURSDAY, JULY 29. The Bow I. —4. mile heats. Mr. Wilk Infon's Shaver, late Kirby, by Mercury, aged z i Lord FoHiltons's Monlawns 2 2 Mr. A rqu.,l'.. Warrior • - - 3 3 Mr. Smith's Troll - • - 4 dr. Members' Plate. -4 mile heats. Mr. &ter& St. Viarent, 3-yr.. old - 2 2 0 1 1 Mr. l4.7.ir's Skyrocket, 3-yrs. old - 3 I 1 2 2 li.. Miles f10ri11,..1-yrs. till t 3 o 3 dr TIMMY. Subfcriptinn Plate, Fifty Pounds. Mr. Abbey's du m. S..l:y, 4-Yrs. - - I Mr. P.,io's r. nt. Eliza, 3-yrs. old, bultcd out of the Comic s and was diftanced. LAZY INTELLIGENCE. HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 3. This day the Right Finn. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication cf the following C/I%lief 1.. Anna Catlprica, WuppOr marler.—This chip was failing under Danifis colours, with a cargo of linen, Rhenith wine, and various other articles, bound on a voyage from Hambargh to la Guayra or Porto Cabello, and was captured on the 7th of Oadacr laot, I), his Majetly's !loop Driver, J tmes Dunbar, Efq. Commander, and brought into Yarmouth. It appeared that the (hip had hen reflored, and this was a farther 'proof cafe with rerpv.ft to the cargo, which was claimed as American property The Court, after heating the Counid on both fades, was clearly of opinion that this wac an ille• gal tranfailion; that the cargo was .liable to be confidered as the property of the Spann Go. veronunt ; and, therefore, as fuck, was fubjea to confircAtion. The Court alto conlcmned the private adven• ture of the fupetcargo, amounting to nearly 'the valiie of Sod. and likewite rej_ard the neutral melees claim, as to freight and expences. Tht; Little Jem, Fit zpatric k ma (hr.—The Court in this cafe rellored the property as claimed. ASSIZES, kr. Patti-sato n, ]ut.v 3 t .—Ye fterday fe'nnight was finally determined by Lord Et.now, the long depending caufe between Ole widow of the late Mr. Peter Ofman, an opulent farmer at Bedharap ton, and Mr. Thomas Batchelor, If the fame place, trace for Mr. Ofman's eliate and effects. The decree is, that Batchelor is to give up all the pro fits of the faern for the lei five years, ss hich time he has kept it from the family in his own hands, and affign over the remainder of the kale of 21 years, unfairly obtained. The profits are to be afcertained, if the widow thinks necelo y, by is terpedable farmers in the neighbourhood. I.rwes, Sussex, AuGus r 2.—This day the Affies for the County of Strilex commenced, he • f re the Loan CH, sr BARON and Mr. Baron l-h• Toast. The latter of whom fat on the Crown 'fide, and the other at Agi Pritu. Both the Nili Prins entries and the calendar were quickly difpofed of—none of the caults being of much importance. SeitiNdal•E v. BEAXEz.—Mr. Serjeant SHE,. HERD Hated that this was an aetion againfi the 1 tetendant for wilfully and malicioufly ;hooting the dog of the plaintiff, whir' he valued at tot. To this aeculation of ale plaintiff the defendant had put in I ., tteral ipecial pleas—fill, that the dog was a large dq--next, that he was a fireeieve dog—next, that he wa, mirchievoufly inclined to bite, and that he had attempted to bite the defen dant, and he had gesttly !hot him in his own de fence. Thefe pleas the Learned Scrjeant laid were, as he thould moll clearly prove, unfounded in truth ; tirr fo far from its being the fret that the defendant lhot the dog in his own defence, the animal was lying at his mailer's door, when the defendant went home and got his gun, being de. termined, as he laid, to delfroy him. With refpeet to the value of the animal, he molt certainly was worth all he was Rated to be. The plaintiff lived at Rye, and the defendant allitiived in the fame place nearhim. The plaintiff got his living by carrying 6fh from Rye to London, upon which occafions the dog accompanied the Pith cart, and was its faithful guardian when Iris snaAer was ne celfarily ablate. The dog therefore was to its owner a moll important lervant, whofe lois was much felt by his mailer. As a further proof that the ad was wantonly done, he lhould prove to the Jury that before the defendant flint at the dog, there were fome children near, and he told them to get out of the way, in order that he might take fair aim ; they did ft), and he took his atm, by wbich'thc animal was killed. This was a wanton and unjulliSable aet,forarthich he was fure the Jury would give adequate damages. Two w'tneires i of the name of Thomas Blake and Jofeph Rulfel, proved the fat of !hooting the Jog in nearly the fame manner as the Learned Serjeant had defcribed it. On eras-examination by Mr. Caatow, they laid the dog was going to wards the defendant, and admitted that he was. shot in the tongue, from which the Learned COUn fel inferred that his mouth muff he open. The plaintiff then called a third wieners, of the name of Stephen Jan at, who quite turned the fsakig, aina the plaintiff; he raid, after proving stdvired each fide to withdraw a juror, which Iraq acceded to, and by which each patty paid his own colts: CROWN SIDEBITONS Till CNIET BARON. Anthony Bridgen Was indiaed for the murder of William Hammond at Duncomhe, in the .Count) of Suifex, by giving him feveral blows, and throw ing him down, which caufed a violent and mortal concuflion of the brain. This ssai merely a box ing match which took place between the parties, and in which the prifoner had been highly pro yoked—the Jury found him guilty of mantlaugh ter, and the Judge fined him one fhilling, and or dered him to be difcharged. Andrew yam was indiaed for a highway rob ; bery, by forcibly taking from Richard Brown the rum of 6s. 3d. on the sth May lA, in the parifh of Hitching. R. Brown, the profecotor, gave the following account of the tranfadion :—On the 6th May he laid he had been to take his wages; on returning home between nine and ten near Cat's-head Bar, a perfon came up to him—he law his face, and he knew it to be the . prifoner, and demanded his mo ney, at the fame time holding a knife to his throat; there was an.ither man behind him, but he could not fwear to him, as he did not fee his face. The prifoner .bid him deliver his money—he faid he had none. The prifoner replied it was a lie, and he would cut his throat if he did not deliver it : the other man behind him put his hands into his wallies:at pocket and took it out. He had ken the prifoner feveral times before, and knew his fate— he was one who travelled about the country. The prifoner in his defence fet up an Au, and to fupport it called two women—the firn, Ann' Rexhall, laid the WAS one . who travelled about the country felling cabbage nets, knit gloves, &c. On the sth May laft The was at Horned Canes—the prifoner had his tent there. As the had a great way to go the flopped there alto. She fair - the pri• timer in bed, and fnoring at ten o'clock ; the fat up to.wolk —Horned Canes was about a mile from cat's-head Bar, but the- prifoner went to bed at eight o'clock, and had not nirred at ten ; had tea, bread and butter for flipper, betides her there was another woman, Dane Coates, there. Dame Coates was next called, and the gave the tame tellimony, except that the laid the prifoner had potatoes boiled in a kettle for nipper. The Jury found the prifoner Guilty ; raying they did not belieie the witnefres for the defence. Bnt as the women were confirmed in fame refpeds by the conflable who apprehended the man, the Chief Baron humanely advifed them to reconfider .heir vcrdid ; but as they said they were of opi• ition that th; women ought not to be believed, the verdia of guilty was recorded. One of the old women (for they were both aged) who gave teflimony for the prifoner, having flared a convedation between her and the connable, which the latter denied ; but it appearing in the coutfe of the examination, that the had miflaken the c...nflable for his fun, and there were ftrong teafons to believe that the fat was true, though the had miftaken the perfon, his Lordfhir defer. red pronouncing fentence, and mon mercifully di retied, before he did it, that the fon thottld be fent for that night, in order that be fright fee him, to know if the fad was as the witnefs had reprefcnted. A bill was prefcnted againfl a young man aged nineteen, of the name of Davey. for a forgery on the Brighton Bank, which was thrown out. WINCHESTER.—On Monday fe'nnight the Set= lions commenced, when the following perfous were convided of felonies, &e. viz. HotMr Keeling, for Healing► a capper•pot and cover, from Noah Perfect, at Gofport, to be tianf ported feven years. T komas Green, for healing a coat, wahlcoat, and various other arieles, from William 13oarn, at Nothing, to be imprifoned liven years. Snikb, for Healing from the dwelling houfc of William Young a quantity of roik, four razors, and other articles, at Eling, to be imprifoned tz months at Gniport, and whipt too yards. 1110 Buniley, for leaving his family chargeable to the paiilb of Binflead, to be imprifoned lix months, and whipt too yards at Alton. James Cannon, for, leaving his wife and family chargeable to the parilh of Bighton, to be impri• foiled fix months. jchn Parier, for Realing a feal &in from Ro • bat Riches of Ringwood, to be imprifonesl fix months. Michael Brown, for molefling William Child), an excite officer, in the execution .of his duty, to be imprifoned one year. Richard Pilhiagton, for an afrault with a (word, fined 3cl. and bound in tool. to keep the peace for one year. The Rev. Mr. Lewin. for an alrault, fined 51. and bound in 1001. to keep the mace for one year. At the affizes for this county, which were open ed on Tuefil.ty fe'nnight before Sir Gitts Rook apd Sir ROBERT GRAHAM, the following perfonc were conviSed of Iclotlies, when our account left Winchefter, viz. ;Jain Walker, for breaking into the dwelling. houfe of Charles William Taylor, Efq. of Farli ng. !on, and ftealing furidry articles, was found— Guilty of ftealing to the value of thirty !billings only. Sarah Field, for ftealing a variety of 4rticles from the houfe of Ann Morris, of Portfmouth.—Guilty —Death. Edward Seurgin, wac conviaed of ftealing divers Bores, the poperty of his Majefty. • for ftealintg three racks of flour, the property of William 1 rayhorn.—Guilty of haling to the value of 3cts. William Jacobi was found guilty of Realing a fat cow from William Pm ham, of Southwick. H. Falb, for entering the dweilirg•honfe of Robert Redley, at Hccktield, and firabug a gold watch and other articles.—Guilty—Death. Francie alias 7lomis Green, for entering and robbing the dwelling•hnnfe of Robert Re.tky, of divers flyer and other article, money,&c.—Guilty —Death. *r.a. • up. Pm. 11.1 ennvided._aLicaling two five Fran the LONDOV GAZETTE, Aug 3. 13ANKRUPTCH3 Sept. 2 5 . : Th , 1,1 Roclsefler, la: cof Cam: r!,!, ry• row N al . ..; toll , s u rrey, cod-tr tichat.t, at ten, at t , t p t . iB.. John Freeman, of k leet-ftrett. I.( .“fo n . hat mai:a:a. titter, drake and eltapnut;, at t s. BANKRUP ICY' SLIVER., LLD. joftpb Adam, of Brampton, ',ditcher. BANKRU Richard Hodges, of Sh..ewftury, Salop. drurritl..nocer.(ltAr. and chapman, to for reetter AugtJt t 9, 20, at four, !Ind • 14. At twelve, at the Unicorn, She, wfLury. cwrvi, s, ;,. Wiaillni JOIMMIII, Hail Stair-cafe, leittr or Mr. Y iflipa, thres.xfbury. Richard Barker, of Wellingborough, NortSarti.torfitir-, mon carrier, dealer and chapntm, Augtft t 4, xk. a n d 14, at ten, at Cuildintll, Londnu. Attornies, Mr. c. Thomas Ellis, of Brick-court... Temple, London; u! %;„ Hotlfon and Son, of Wclfinghorougl.. Thomas Brooks, of Gainfborough,l.incolnlhire, rrocer. • 20.21. and Sept.l4, at eleven, at the G:orre Inn, . bppu-Hull. Acton:lei, Mr. Barber, Gray's-Ina, Luc fdt, Mr. Plummer, York. William Sunderland, of Wakefield, Yoe...ft - ire, and chapman, Aucuit. 2•3, at fix, Augoft tt, c!, t Scrt, t eleven, at the Wool Packs Inn, in Hteltary. Sykes, New Ina, l.ontian ; or Mr. Sct,olttield, Florhu. y. John Beltratol Dennis, of St. •Andrew's Hill, Doanr,o,;(.s t : rnanc. I.anclon, wine and brandv-nierchant, Auvit t4,:r, anti tiept. 14, at ten, at Guildhall. At:arida, Nicllrs.l 444 . INSILCO, Fore-Ltrect, Loudon. BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND. William /feu, of Thomas-Revel, Dublin, tallow-dandier, to formula on de i9th and 2oth Augua, and tzth S-.9tenabc. SEQIIFSTRATIQI4S, eice. IN SCOTLAND. William Dalgfon, lime burner, Duncans.--Crediton meet iv Hylloris Inn, Dumfries, 6th Auguft, at one o'clock, to choole interim faaor ; Lune plat i.: tit Septclubtr, to ti truftee. James M•Nayr, minter, Glafgow.--Creditors meet In Bluk Bull Inn, Glafgow, 6th Auguft, at twelve o'clock, to umus iuttaim factor ; fame place, gash Auguft, to chufc mace. Creditors of John Steven, rnanufatturer, Glafgow, rn.:Lt ia Arch. Campbell's couuting-houfe, Glafgow, 18th Auguft, at oue o'clock, on bounds of Importance. Creditors of GArtly, M'Donala, and Co. boilers, Clifgovr, meet in Mifs Thornton's, •intner, Glafgow, s4th Aspit, at tine &Clock, to inttruft Trultee. Crediter , of David Kerorb, late eallicoe printer, Buly, to ~. v.ll on Job?' Hill, manucadlurcr, Watson", tlieTruitec, oaaia Auguß, to rcceivv feeond dividend. Creditori of A lex andts I.ambie, tittle-dealer, in Cleneb-yz.rd of Galftan, to nwt.t In Mt a. Simpron's, vintner, in Ayr, on the 13th of Auguft, at twelve o'clock, to clef a new puttee. Thema, Gordon, merchant, Endrick, to be examined in the Sher.ff Court.tioufe,GlafgQw, z 2th and 26th Auguft, at one o'cluck.—Crediturk mzet fame place and hour 27th Aug. to it:ftrucl truftce.—Claims to be given In by 3t It April, 1803. Colquhuun Grant, merchant, Leith, to be examined in Ski LI Clerk's Office, Edinburgh, t 2th and 3 tft Aug. at one o'clock Creditors meet In John'. Caffre-houfe, r ft Sept. at one &clod, to inftruel Trufter..—Claims to be given in by sth Apia !kJ MARRIED. Wedocfday fe'unicht, at Sandall, near Doncafter, R. Scud, Efq. of the Royal Nary, to hlifs Cooke,daughter of O. Conte Yarborough, Efq. of Strei ttitorpe. Wednefday lait, liersy Care, of Worley Bank,in the cowry of Chell,er, E(q. to fairs Juliana Corbett, youngett &new of Thomas Corbett, EN. of Darnball, in the fame county. On Saturday, by the Rev. Dr. Glare, at M'anflead, Us, Jamei Pycroft, jun. Efq. of Oak Hall, Elfet, to bilis Step'aa on, of Wanliad. On Saturday laft, by fpeeial licence, at the parifh church of St. Mary-la-bonne, by the Rev Dr. Symmons, Thos. Foley, of Abermarks, in the County of Carmarthen, Efq. Captain in the Royal Navy, to the Right Hon. Lady Lucy FitAgt-rald, a 6fter of the Duke of Lelnfter. . DIED. b lrciterday morehts, Mr. Verity, of the Yeek-Hotel, Pegg eet. Blaokfriars. A - few days Knee, at bia haute on the New Road, nem Dori ham Worn,.after aaa UM& of many years, Mr. &khan* fit' tm.rly leader of the bands at Mc Opera Houk, and Dzuri-lma Theatre. Lately, at Newport, Hie of Wight, John Till, EA. • On Thurf , lay bit, in t!-:e both yctr of his age. "itotratElt, £(. of r‘lantiut Houle:, Stoke Newington, Alidtheftx. HIGI - I.WATER. AT LONDON BRIOtIE To-mot:Row vlorntu g 37 4liautt:i atts,/ 5 inettioan c 7 • ;:iintfirx after 5 _ _ • Uo T. TAYLOR, JursacEt,44o. 9,Ncw Bridgo-flsoet,laindt,a SIR, Edinburgh , ;May 2, tßon. IN the fprinct of t 794 I was a illiacd with A Vent ,r.-4 Coniplaint, treated with iiMilleretice for Ilve months ; but was t Len oblig Yi rt apply to a regular who put a temporary Ito' , to the eiralence of the difeak mercurial applications) or fame time ; but Lrenvin, , , in 'pits all, medicine and the ade ice of the lint t.c.te i ancu of the tazulty here, wince worn: for two years, 1 wo rodesed to a tt;t: alai oft unparallrled and bey d d efc ri p t iori, Lel ng an ti and ulcerated from haul to four.—My head, throat, mom?, nofe, figs, anus, &c.lrtve been alternately in danger at hecor.e ink ufelefs; in Ikon, I t aye had fro:a ao to 30 eating td;ers my hotly, and nearly totally th-prived of il,; , lt.—lt. :.1 volmninons to pargleularize all my call—fanix it to ay. tb,re never Was, pr ever will he, one of a more daleeroll., or rf a more cou;glicatcd nature. I wa.: long 100k..1 upon by mg friends, and imagined m y felt, beyond all hop zs of i.e.:ovary ,and indeed, in my then condition, drat h %yrs preferable to r.y rase than miferable (tare. In this dreadful lituation did I drag a rat miferable exillcnce, till Dies NE Plovin E Nei threw it ray war a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of l'lvortalt—:oy friends read it, I could fent and procured * route of yell LEAISE'S PATENT PILES, which, by Ming front URIC tts ti:flt, am now, and have long linen ' (after more titan four years : 1 . ds. dribable diftrefs), in a•. go ods (late of haith as ever I fii• joyed; as a proof of this, 1 had ?ALEC, . thrivi2e, 'healthy born to me akw months ago. In gratitude to Coo, and i 1 bops of rendering. my follow.ereature fervice, I relined you to publifts this • and yok may at any time rate, perfons, who with to be &elided of the truth of thts, or further partiialare, me or my friends, by letter or perfon. . _ fcw act for Inuluefs will ever equal mine, aud,osin ex ceed it, I have from expixicace every rearm to atiuretita:.4r!oki that in yune LEAK e's Pit ti th.y wit Eta! a fun:, fp and ra.hcal cure, tar that molt di :adrcl rtaze ;if th.: Vesereal. Dif.-fe, sthieh i,...1. CllSFl:thel I.lle 3,4 ILI With 4111• t ode, SW, your obliged humble fervArt, .I• t. Prepared and Suld by the Suit Proprietor, 1 . 11011 A% i . r.T. Log, Member of Ste Royal C1,...ge of Sue;to.vi .11 I..ondls, at his honfe, No. 9, New Braitte-5t.r....t ; !id will gir . 1;• vice, without a fee, to perfans taki:4; thefe and will an f%-er patients letters, if !trill paid, on the r4:11.! ter - .1/, oliLtr ing in ail cafes the trioft inviolable Secrecy, n 3 saute 4 cafe has ing been mentioned, hat at tiieir own particular reyr.P., by the Proprietor, cluriult the rourle of mare than 3f. Y.n;st that be Ms h... 1 the conduetim; CV*C:lri /C f.er ;31E11...above medicine, and the tametice ar,fing the; efront They are alfa fold, by his Appuiatnizat, for the vilverr.erA of thole livirg at a diesatae, by Mr. Baxter, ' 4 .nr!;l' l 'i;'.. 4 . Edinburgh; Mr. Meanooi, Printer, Gadr , w, to Oct .; 'l'. refers fur hi- addrel, ; ;:t the Perf..mer't. Alhan's-firett, Pall-Mall ; Mr. Rob... Area s•roy-:ho7 Oattird-ltreet ; Mr. Difinir.vtglie, Iw. 7, ntaily oppolite the Monun....it ; Mr. Steel's, tiookf• N'• S . Union-row, Idttle Tcwer-hill; Mr. C.. 1 1w..11'5, Deb:in ; 2 • 4 by one Per:ari in eery cot.;:do atie town sad Ireand, in Botts of cii:y as. each, f‘aied up wits f;al . .z.e plidn Directiods, whe....7by Ptrfaus of salter Set may cat theneelves with cafe 1, - .11 ft-creel. LON:it) hi: if riLtoi icy t!:=l , ranhaor. by JOHN tU'' , l of (arnaby-ftrect) at tiles; Palm ri a-Ortxr, No I, Carry-ttreet ; aidpvblltaei by LSVI.I. Nl' t-± , ureAvasclaPtbrt-h).4: N o 4. Ca ccy-fli at • a: , ( 1 . • • M 1 1 14 I