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GENRRAL REPAIR. You may brag of your Clen'rals of old as you pirate, Such as great Alexander, and Cyrus, 11111 Calm; 1 boaß of a Geoid outthink% all tuck, And his name I'll announe.: by mul by with morn plcafure. Of thle famous warriors, what rais'.l their renown But rapine, and murder, and 'nitride, and rain f Laing many a bowlful tillage aN town, And many a peaeable nation undoing! Far different the fame Only Chief, very far I It Deer was accdr'd by fuch horrible deeds; Fur the Country's impros'd where he carries on war, And the people arc pleas'd when his prowria fumed& A. fis it t!;k afUtion may puzzle belief, Jim I'm lure you'll aeknowitille it perfectly fair, 'Wher. I tell you the name of this notable Chief, lu plain Laglint language is—Cam's tt PAPAS'. LAW INTELLIGENCN. MARSHALSEA COURT. AUG: to. MARLTON V. MARSDtN. 11A112. ': he plaintiff is a mill-weight living at Dept. ford, find the defendant a brewer at Lewifium.— 1 The defendant being very fond of aquatic excur- 1 fions and nautical annulments in general, applied to the plaintiff to build him a pleafure boat, which he might navigate upon the back river at Lew. iflaam. The plaintiff frequently declined this bn finefs, alledging that he was not competent for fuch an undertaking, his profeffi - in betng totally different. He was at length, however, prevailed upon, and a man who was formerly a boat builder, although he was then in the plaintiff's fervice as a mill erriglit, was fet abont building of the boat. The plaintiff furnifhed the materials, and he car ried home a bill, amounting to 51. 7s. being mo ney expended in that way, which the defendant paid. He afterwards, however, refuted to pay 51. 153. toid. fbr the wages of the man who put the boat together, and for that fun the prefent anion was brought. The defendant's Counfel produced a receipt from the plaintiff, dated soth June, 'Sot, for the fum of 51. 7s. fpecifying to be for a "boat". He Dated, that this tianfaetton had taken place nearle fifteen months ago, and the defendant had never heard any complaint until the prefent anion was brought. Din the plaintiff could not be allowed a verdict, for this reafon, that it was againfl the pure and unalterable principles of juflice to allow an affirm after a receipt of fo fpecific a nature bad been given.. He could alfo prove that the boat was wit worth Above one half of the money now claimed. ' ' The man who' made the boat proved having .been paid 51. 1?... mid. by the plaintiff, for at days labour tipnn the boat. The. Counfel tnr .he defendant ;liked this witnefs if the boat wasififiimtl when he left her ? He replied, that he never knew a boat, or Napkins elle, frglard, until it was entirely were out, but that the boat when he had done with bet. evas.as pretty a fitde hanclforee thing as ever fwam.. Three witneffes then (wore that the boat was not, at prime coil, worth more than 5L ss. labour included.—Verdia for the defendant. ESSE7C ASSIZES MALICIOUSLY SHOOTING.—RIAM DM Was in dited for malicioufly and felonionfly (hooting James Harrington, on the sth of February laff, by which he was dangcrnufly wounded. The profectoor said he was game keeper to Mrs. Chifwell, of Debdin Hall. , He knew the prifoner well, and had wired him to be imprifoned before for fnaring game on a Sunday. On the 15th of February hall, he 11.0 been to a place called Thaelt fiead, to fetch home a pointer. It was about nine' in the evening when he returned : he bad fome dillictiky to get the dog along ; it made a whining mile all the way he went. In the midway between Colfaia's Farm and Tanner's Hill Farm, he re ceived a blow on a fadden, which drove him head- long forward. He could not account for the vio knee ; at firtt he was infenfible ; but coming to himfelf, he haflcned to Debdin Crofs to get affid ance, finding himfelf wounded in feveral places. On examination, it was found he bad been fired at with a gun loaded with (hot, the contents of which hat' hit him about the neck and head; a quantity of !hot was taken out of his necksloth and under. wriflcoat, and many remained buried in him to that hour. He was unable to fay who bad (hot' him ; all he knew was, that the prifoner was at one Johnfon'h a blackfmitb, at Thackflead, when be let out to fetch the pointer. He could not be iniftaken in that particular, as be had known him for five years. Henry Wilfon, a boy of 13 years of age, nephew to Johnlbn the blackfinith,had ken the prifoner at his uncle's Ihop, the afternoon of the fame day the gamekeeper was (hot: he overheard a eonverfation that paffed between the prifoner and his uncle ; in which the former laid he would (hoot the Debdin game-keeper, and would go and buy fome powder and fhot for that purpofe at Thomfon's. He law him afterwards load a gun with powder and fhot, and, go away from his uncle's about eight o'clock at night. He did not fee him till the next morn ing, when be came to his uncle's again, and raid he had (hot the Debdin keeper, and that his gun bad built in diicharging It. The gun was left with his uncle to mend. _ James Johnfon, who appeared to he an accom plice in the brutal ati, was next examined.' He Paid the prifoner had come to his houfe at ten o'clock on the night Mr. Harrington waswounded,and had told him he had (hot the Debdin keeper. Witnefs " 1 hope not." He replied, "He ac had." Witnefs then raid, " What do you will become of you ? you will certainly be xl 1" Prifoner rejoined, " That is no matter kur's--I want more (hot and powder." Wit. raid he had none, and he went away. The morning he came again, and brought a gun; issrer not whether It was burn he believed it kagifainea_urndr it mites Baron MACDONALD informed him, if he continual prevaricating and fencing with the quettions put to him, he v..ritilti have him indieted as a principal, , • and, if found guilty, hanged within 24 hours.) The witnefs continued, and tonfefledthat Davy was at his houfe previous to the keeper being (hot I at, but denied that any converfation like that which had been detailed by his nephew had taken place ; on the contrary, all he had fworn to (he laid) was falfe. James Sutcliffe was at Thackflead the fame even ing that Harrington was shot at. On his return between nine and ten, be met the prifoner, and mif taking him fur his brother, exclaimed, Aye ! ' Jemmy ! is it you ?" The priibner faid, " You are millaken." Witnefs replied, !. Well, I may be, but I am within one of it." The prifoner had fomething black in his hand, which looked like a walking-stick. He afterwards recolleCted that it was Robert Davy, and noti James, he had fpoken ; to. He law him the next morning, with a gun on! his atm, which appeared to be burlt. Mrs. Tolley lived a {port way from Colrain's Farm ; and law a man run by her on the night the game-keeper was lot. She believed that man : was the priloaer. Mrs. Bats lived a (mall dittance from the {pot where Mr. Harrington was thot. She heard a noire as the clock was hiking nine ; it was the howl of a dog ; and being fomewhat alarmed, fhe looked out of the door. While them the taw a man, dread in a (mock frock leaning: over a gate, looking towards the road. , ln a-minute or fo, he dallied over a ltyle; ran A few pacel to wards Goffain's Farm, and the heard the report of a sun. In * few minutes after, the found Mr. Harrington had been .(hot at and wounded. Mrs. Francis, who lived upon the fame [pot s gave precifely the fame evidence., The prifoner, in his defence, denied any know ledge of the crime laid to his c harge, and prattled his innocence. - - - Baron MACIXINALD obferved, that the crime of wilfully and mahatma , / thootinghad very properly been made a capital offence ; as an inch cafes Goo alone couii interfere to prevent death—the intent was the lame. Whoever had (hot in the cafe before them, the wilful intent seas menden from the effees produced, and the Jury were called upon tofay if the prifoner was the guilty perfon? The principal evi dence tolead their judgmentswas that of an infant; and he had ever found that furl evidence was either the very belt or worst; of that they would have to decide; and if they found the lad's demeanour and manner of concluding himttlf the reverie of Jnhn fon's,he thought he was entitled to credit,as a more thamethl witneti never stood up in a box. The ref! of the evidence he would alfo read to them,and when he had done fo, it would be for them to fay, whether or not the charge was brought home to the prifoner? His Lurd(hip recapitulated the evidence; and the Jury, after a long confukation,pronounced the prifoner—Not Guilty; obferving that they did not think he had been identified fufficiently to in duce them with fafety to find any other verdict. The Judge obferved, that he had that day been tried twice for his life, and each time had been ac quitted for want of evidence. He would advife him to take care for the future, convinced as he was,that he was one of the word fellows that ever infeftqd the county of Eire:. gobnfoo, the accomplice, was then tried for a tingle felony, found guilty, and fentenced to be tram . frorted fir Pm year:. This fellow's attempt to make the Court believe his nephew had perjured himfeif cannot be equalled in the annals of human depravity;—nothing could be more artlefs than the buy's tale, or bear the fern blaitce in a greater degree of honelly and truth. ensclaii • tnally • think • • hanged ' of you nefs fi next n • he int LONDON MARKET& CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY. AUGUST is. A Roars of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the 7th of Auguft to the.t3th of Auguft Inclufive. Total 5208 facks.—Average 34 1 . pit as. t lower than laR return. PRICE O F OPS IN THE BOROUGH. lags 61 os to 81 os I Pockets 71 os to 201 os SMITHFIELD, Auguft To fink the offal—per Roar of 81k. leaf - as od ass od Veal - 4• 41 to Ss zed Mottos -ss 44 to 6s ad Pork - ss ad to is Lando ss ad to 6$ 44. Stock at Market this morning, Beafts 455, Sheet and Lamb. a,lloo. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, Auguft is. Per Rona of *lb. by the carcafe. Beef 3s 64 to 42 id Veal 3s iod ss 84 Mottos as 81 to ss IA Pork ss ad to 6$ 04 lamb as id to ss RAW HIDES. Augult ao. Hides (per Rene) 3s 4d to 3s id Heavy Calf 9s 64 each Middling 3s ad to 36 ad Horfe Skins z3s to 57s od Ordinary as id to as sod Lamb Skins 2.• aim pod Shadings Is. oti. to so. ed. PRICE OF I.EATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, 5o to 5611 each, - - ilk to aid Ditto, 6o to 661 k . . - sad to agd Merchants Backs - 386 to 19d Dreffing Hides - - 374 to 39d Fine Coach Hides . -39 d to sad Crop Hides for Cutting -39 d to aid Flat Ordinary • .. - 174 to IT Calf Skins, 30 to 4Cab per drum, - 534 to 3 Ditto so to 701 b - - ssil t• 304 Ditto, 71 to iolb - - 251 to 171 Small Serls (Greatiand) per lb. 3s al to 3s 3111 Large ditto - - too, to tgos per des. Tanned Hods Hides - sits to 3as each Gem Skins - . 3os to 665 per dem Bark per load - sit nos. to 231. se. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. Ile. James's market 3s 814 Town Tallow 63s 64 toes Clare market 31 94 Ruffs ditto (ea.) bas 6d to os Whlteehapel market 34 its Ruffia ditto (foap) 6os tow (per Roue of :lb.) White Candle Ruffia 601 to oe Melted Stuff 545 od truss its zid Ditto Rough 38a od toot I Average Price 3s lid Greaves - tie od to se Good Dregs ism to se Yellow Seep, 7os. to os.--Mottled, 785 —Curd. he. Candles, Jos. 6d.—Moulds, xis. od. PRICL OF HAY AND STRAW, Auguit ao. Smithfield. Et. James's. Whitechapd. 0 Hay stoto 7 to 4 30107100 5 0 • VII 710 lo New 4 10 to 6 6 --. Straws •to a 5 a 3 6toa ig • z 16 •t• a 8 • Clover 6 6to 8 • 7 • • to 8 4 • Do. new 5 • to 6 so COALS,• Argaft se. left Cagle in the Peal, si. se. a/. per Clislike& 12.1ivere(1 21. ID. al. Mita On the tith In& at Camberwell, the Lady of Capt. Thomas Jones. of the Tottenham Raft Indiaman. of a Rill-barn fon. MARRIED. On Wednefday, the 18th inR. by fpccial licence, In the Parilh Church of Merge% in North Wales, the Right Hon. lord Vdcount larloPali, to the Hon. Mifs Anna Maria Blaquitre, eldelt daughter of Lord dc Blaquiere. On Thurfday the 9th inR, at Langton in Lineolnaire, Pere grine Langton, Efq. fccond fon of the Right Hon. the Countefs of Rothes, to Mifs Elizabeth Mary Ann MaGogbiril (whore name Mr. Langton is to take) only child and heirds of the •re Henry Maffingbird, F.fq. of Gunby in tin fame county Thurfday hit, Mr. William Stokes, of Upper James-Rreet, Golden (quote, to Mifs Zurhorft, of Chefter-place, Lambeth. DIED. On the 15th inflant, at °Lifland, Adam Mare, Efq. of Livingßon. On t►e 19th ult. at Southeenhey, Exeter, Mi 6 Sufan Mor rills; and on the 16th intl. Charles George Morrifh, fan and daughter of Captain Jofeph Morrith, of the Royal Marines. Thurfday, at his hook in Charlotte-ftreet, Rathbone-place, Cbrillopher Millsnurn, Efq. aged 86. Lately, iu R.uffel -pace, Fitzroy-fquare, by the breaking of a blood-veffel, Mifs Taylor, and on Tneftlay laR, from thc fame caufe, the mother of the above-mentioned Lady, and w.fe of John Taylor, Efq. of the 'nand of Antigua. Thurfday night, at Windfor Cattle, Mrs. Loulfa Ramf bottom, wife of James Ramfbottorti, Efq. and one of the amiable daticitters of the Rev. Dr. Langford, Matter of Eton College. She was a molt elegant and charming young Lady, the admiration of all who knew her, and perhaps in beauty and perfonal aecomplifhments equalled any of her fez, though perfealy unconfcious of thole pnwethil and attradlive acquire ments Nature had fo abundantly bellowed en her : in truth, no eulogy can exceed her merits, and her loft will be painfully regretted by all her friends. She was fcarcely of age, and had been a wife about eight or nine months. From a premature delivery of twins the had nearly recovered, and the morning preceding the day of her death feerned in a fair way of doing well ; but owing, it is fuppofed, to having taken cold, the was thrown into a fever, which terminated in the brain, and canfed her diffolution within 14 hours after—an alliding blow to • very young but extremely affedlionatc huflund, as alto to her venerated parents and family. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning 58 minutes after Afternoon 34 minutes after 9 ~ KENT.-MARSH LAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WILLIAM JORDAN and SON, On Saturday the 28th day of Auguß init. at the Rofe Inn, in Sittingborme in Kent, precifely at five, o'clock la the after noon, (fubjedt to fuch conditions of Sale as Mali be then and there produced), ALL that Valuable and truly defirable FREE. HOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATE, called or known by the name of Greenborough Matih and Sleyhills,eonfiltingof 147 A. 3 R. 31 P. or thereabouts of exceedingly rich apd gocid frefla Marib Land, with a Shepherd's Houk, Sheep Pounds, and every neceffary convenience for grazing ; and 676 A. o 9 P. or thereabouts of Salt Marro Landadjoining thertta,with a Wharf, Cottage, and Slaughter Houk, which have been built on the Premifes, and ufed for the purpofe of fupplying the La zarettos in Standgate Creek with frefh provifions. The ERate is fituated in the fevers! Pariihes of Upebarch, HaltEow the Lower, and ivrade,in the county of Kent,la eight sulks from Rochclter, and the fame &Rance frac* Sittiogbprqe. The Sea Walls arc in excellent repair, and a very large fans of money has lately been expended In improvements on the Pre miles. The purchafer may be accommodated by letting a part of the purchafh money remain on (entity of the Ensile, of which be may have poffeffion at Michaelmas next. The Prt flats may be viewed by applying to Mr. Hadlow, of Upchurch, near Rocheftar; and printed particulars maybe had of Mr. Lake, cf Bapchild, near Sittinghorne ; Mr. Mo ron, of Tunas), near Sittinghome; Mr. Dyne, Solicitor. Ser. jrart's Inn, Fleet-ftrert, London: at the Rote Inn, Sitting borne; the Saracen's Head, Milford; the Bull, Rochefter ; Fountain, Canterbury ; Sun, Chatham; and of Meet. Jordan, and Son, the Audtlnnecrs, at Milton. IMPOSITION never having been fo general as at thoprefent Crifis, it is a dirty incumbent on every perfon who is in pofftifios of a Medicine of eftabliffied reputation to adopt the moft certain means of preventing the pAbility of a fpurious Compofition being foifted in the Public, to the ob vioufly endangering the lives of the Affll cd,and undefervedly bri..ging an invaluable preparation Mtn dif-eiteeni. It is chafe confide rations th: , t induce the prefent Proprietors of the well known ANTISCORBUI'IC DROPS, Srft prepared by the late FRANCIS SPILSINIRT, at his Ivirpettfary, No. 13, Soho (quire to acquaint Nervous, Scorbutic, Gouty, and Rheu matic Patinas, that the above is the only place where they are prepared genuine, and that, by perraiffion of the Commiffimers of the Stamp-Office, a Stamp printed in black ink, is affixed to each bottle, with the words—" Spilfbury and Co. No. 13, Soho 14riare," alfo " By the King's Patent," on the Bottle; SiU,and Wrapper, that the purchafer may be convinced of being flip piled with the genuine Medicine, which is fold in 'bottles, at S 9 and O. as. each, duty included, by the general Venders of Patent Medicines in Town nd Country. FOR THE GOOD OF THE PUBLIC. WHEN an individual has experienced any parti cular mark of kindnefs, in which his welfare and happi -1 stela have been confiderably promoted, nothing is more natural than to leek out the perron bywhons we have been (erred, for the purpore of expreffing our grateful fenfe of the favour bellowed. But in cafes of health,where we have been recovered from the Taft deplorable Rage of debilitated nature, and reftored to the full en joyment of all the various bleffinp of life,we are forcibly called on by every anfideration, to acknowledge it in the molt's' i blic man nen We owe this equally to our own feelings, which murk be fesfibly awakened on the occaßon to the (kill and talents of the Dator, which merit every encomium, and to the public at large,in order that thole who may Rand in need or fimilar be sefits, may know where to receive them. Having made there general ohfervations, I mall proceed to Rate the particular cafe that has mediated them, and to lay before the public the fain tary crofts that I have experienced under the grcateft afilieliors that can poffibly befal u.. I was born and educated at Win thefter, and at feventeen years of oge west to the Univerfity at Oxford. Prior to my leaving Winchefter, and more particular ly at College, I was reduced to the molt grievous (late, by the horrid and unnatural practices, too incident to youth, and which are sot mure baneful to our health, than finful in the eye of GOD. I want lit ',Bided with a dimnefs of fight, a weaknefs in my loins, and a deprernon of fpirits. In this fituatlon I applied to Baron Weigel, the famous oculift, who informed me it proceeded retinae optic nerves. I for line tune followed his advice, till one day returning from looting, I was feized with a numbnefs in my limbs to fuck a degree, as to lead me to conclude that it bode entirely loft the life of them. This induced me to put myfeif under the hands of Dr. W. of Oxford ; but neither his aid, nor the waters at Bath, which place I %irked, afforded me the Loft relief; my fpirits at length were fo ferioufly deprelfed with violent palpitations of the heart, and my Beth fo much de em. -, that I became a mere Ikeleton. Obferving, however, in the th papers a publication by Dr. Brodum, iutituled, " AGuide to Old Age," dedicated to his Majefty, I was induced to perufe the fame, when I fortunately dircoverol the complaint I had fo long laboured ander. I have the happinefs to add, that by following the advice contained therein, and going through a complete cattle of Dr. Brothim's Invaluable Nervous Cordial,l our now, thank H e AVON, perfectly recovered, and as well as ever I was in my life. I (save inn quitted the Univerfity„ and am going to enter lute the holy Rate of matrimony, with a determination never to be without " A Guide to Old Agc ;'. and, at the fame time, I think it my duty to advice all young men to follow my example, n a peroral of this excellent book may happily prevent the af- Bided from being precipitated headlong to an untimely grave, which, but for Dr. Brodum, would moft inevitably have been "iv cafe. I am, Sir, your's, Sec. Ste. Oxford. A. D. M. A. The Botanical Syrup and Illeftorative Nervous Cordial to be had at the Dodoes Houle, N 0.9, Alionsitreet. ID bottles at . . . .......—,...a...awn raa..adaoadAyea.. e dir c u o re r e: if' • g•tut ?that ie fein N nerve ° i be, and ' other chroni ° ral frog frent furfeits, morbid obstruCtions, and immiritirs of ths blood and juices; the patient will often be afflicted with ine or more of the following fymptoms,viz indicefticO of (odd, F a rt (welling, or oppreflion of wind in the Ikon:oil or bowels, in. ward weaknefs, coldnefs, numbiiefs, weatinefs, of fluggiffl action in the powers of motion, (winuning in the h ead, tintsl nef, of fight, lownefa of fpirits, fiupidity, torgetfulnefs, and;.• on the kelt hurry or furprik, the whole frame is agitated; .4 the mind confuted, frequent beating of the heart, tretelxing oft he limbsoliftnrbed and unrelrefhing fleep. itching eruptions; and glandular tumours, waiting of the Beth, diffitulty of Meat h.; :g, cough, bleeding at the note, and (pitting of blood, a p.da or fallow campitxion, with coMinlfOre, 14fteric, and varous other forts of fits; there, with a train of other fymptorna, ken as cold chills, and &thing hcats; licknefe, irregular appetite, pains of the head, fide, back, and joicts, which often thin tnati one place to another, are almoft instantly quelled.and the tants removed, with the greateneafe and ferny, by taking a bottle of Dr. PATERSON!. VEGETABLE DROPS, which are ia. doted in plain direCtions and fold by nut, Royal Eatbatge ; Ward, N 0.324, Holborn, opposte Gray's lnn,Lordon; gin and Sheppard, Edited; Lynch and Staines, druggifta, chefter ; Bream, printer, Neweattle-opon-Tyne; Bunn, Ste. venfon, and Co. Norwich; Martha% Lynn ; Dow Lee and Bulk, Yarmouth; Barufby, Ipfivich ; Rymer, Cole/leiter; Starer, Chelmsford; and molt other Venders of Patent Medicine. in Great Brit in, at ss. the bottle (duty included); and may he ' had at No. 4, Little Tower-area, where lii orders, win:defile and retail, are duly attended to. Alto may he had, as above, his ME ZEREON PHIS, Wed up in plain directions, price t5.,541. the box, conraining 42 pins, which eradicate every ftage of a certain difeafe, with the at. aloft lecrecy, requiring no reftraint in diet, or bufinefs, operat ing mad performing the cure in a more perfed and pka:a . ne manner than foot throw the quantity of any falter Pills whatever WHEN Prolelfional Men of education and re frnfilglity deviate from the general (Vim by tie fr. lealon of a pecubab Branch. the Candi= of long maimed comets it the belt criterion of fuperiority. . _ _ Eight years have I devoted my'pradlice to the exchtfive treat, merit of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuceefsful mink of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as 1 ma abbe the ravages of thofe complaints which are the molt import, ant in the catalogue of human infimddes. After initiation Into every branch as ao Army Surgeon. I formed a with at an early period of Pradtice to refax individo. als tram the ',mom= of uneducated Mm, or the equally dan gerous, pres ipirancy* of geneml_Predtitionms. TIWI HR4E DISORDERS, io the cureof whieli I have de. voted my *tundra, c.,u every Qx:cks et VENEREAL iNgrEarjapi„ whether of is recast or long duration ..-1414, AS kinds of,D,Efili t iTY„ whe th er ariSng from the kabiu of Schoolboy*. of the of mature and bah tba: magenta* *the tram ie Women width Is eallea BARREL MISS or svmuury. .-h• • Numerous dikafes arethe ref& of fineshoos or ha& lo the treatment eflAw. le Oorlarrim‘atid it not usdnmamaly hap mat tiic of Li ff.are by the latireretion of as umoialientr. By a fhperlbr method facia complaints are ear tired, and even silittife others have failed, I trait that I mayMehineta dew a radical imeltablidanent Few: iMitorer...eac the cafes of complitated difirefs la the difw4 4 ,,zar m ed with the cahmitous agitations of IVienoft. from lode! cc Ina SOLITARY VICE , or therrerl, - ties of a bir Life, require that Rate of Debility wind' Is the unwroidable timferaente of Each pasidows habits. Where the ;Nappy folferer breeds ever ids miry ) hat two fully rouccals his misfortune, it may be ferns tosrfolatics fate him io 1'4644 that *khan% it be an object of &Xi% sr Meth eddy - With • other Pradiftfoners, the remora% of tide DSO cumin by thevadaal progrefs of Renostatiso lathe agora. maw of my crpciience. lithe rites of Hawbaker Yew bare began to redtcc manly vigour, mach analety will be prevamil by an early cotnytcradion of this langtdd,Air4 an In theio eafth meat drat akin will occur. • • Bat Whirr this Ddiciemey has for Tease:Vied, aproperPek Roamer Is ihdifOenfibly requilite to revive the numbs* (parka of Life, and to re-animate the Conaitatiosi. - MARLED WOMEN. who ban long beet diLlppoirted In'thdr expeditions of a Family, way be itered, that in meet inflames (itch deices arc mixable by Mcdkal SkilL The SECRECY which I fo Mendel to nay spderrahleg, and the Qtatifications which I have prettied to Eats, form ** Salle of my Preminfions, and in coincidence with filth this Lai. maden is given, that Mr may be coefulted Wen* (or by letters inckfmg a fmall nate) at his Mee, N 0.59, Ara • del-ftreet, Stran d , near Temple-Bar.. - . . There is an additional nitranee in Water-that adiolnirg and the name is on both the doors. M. U. Member d• tSe Ron, I'el.aze of Synteem "fo THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. Nay, Bridge-ftreet, London. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March rE, IBEG leave to inform you, that ever fince the A year typo, I have been afßidted with the limes Yenerea; whisk, from Its obftinately rehab?, every courfc of tnodecius prefcribed by the molt Clltilltrft of the faculty here, and maw - going fcveral revere rotaries of falivation, and twice difcharged from the Hofpital, with little relief, would appear to be of the molt inveterate nature. In the bring of laft year my difwder had got to fuck a head, as nearly to put a petit:situ my esteems:, . . I bail* large ulcer ea the crews of my licad, Ogle on each arm and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadiully painful, and bad been la a Rate of ulcer:um for the Lift [even years ; my left had alto two large nodes so ir. was very much dikolourol, and gave me fuel' excruciating pain. particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to dep rive rte of red. In this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. Thomp. fort, (who received C. great a cure by them here), to take gout Leske's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 7.6 th of May; in the murk of a ortnight I began to receive benefit—in little more than a month the ;deers on my bead andarms were round ly healed—loon after the fora on my legs healed alto, leaving however, eonfiderable dikolouration in the &In, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by ,fie Herring of Goo, and a little longer perfeverance in your invaluable Medicine, fubfided; the nodes difperfing, the Rio retaining its natural hue, sod the non turnal pains gradually going off.—/ thus became, by your llia. ral advice and medicine,perfedlly free front all any form-ream plaints—have recovered my former fpirit and ftrength, ensign become jolly and fat Ale which Rate having continued many months to the altoniihment of all who knew me, I am at a lois in what terms to exprefs my gratitude. but beg you, for this good of other fnffering mortals, to make this my cafe as public as poffible, as I shall on every occalion ; in fo doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble (avant, ALEX. MURX_ER, Swan's Clore, High-ftreet, Edinburgh. Witneffis to the above cure:—John Thompron, N 0.3. New Poultry-market, John M'lntoilhOld Affemby clore,Edinburrh. Prepared and told by the role Proprietor, THOMAS TAY, LOA, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his Houk. N 0.9, New Bridge-Rrect, London; where, after a conflate madame of more than thirty-fix years, in a pradlire particular ly directed to the cure of Veneriel Complaints, and thole inti dental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable (tenet which Men of kis Proferlion Otould always °Nerve in rut+ cares. he flatters hinsfelf, the advice and affirtance he gratuitoufly ministers to perfons taking this Medicine, will be efteemcd. by a difcerning Public, as an advantage feldom attainable, wad void of all ambiguity. 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