Star. — London, England, 1802-03-13 00:00:00

COLONEL HANGER. Ma. EDITOR—I received a day or two ago the inch fed letter by the penny-poll-1 fend it to you, together with my anfwer. I will; the whole world to know that I have taken tip the flare upon pt in ciplc ; and I am not a man to be moved frOm my purpofe. YOUeb, GEORGE HANGER. TO T'E OONGLIRABUT. COLONEL HANGER. For GOD'S !At', my dear George, what are yea about f You will blow up our (chyme if you ihreltt is your refolution to ael aping us, I thoualtt that, 31 clues waa a krvice of danger, au would have flood forth in defence of the Ladies. Do, my brave Colonel, came nvcr to us, You !hall have the putt of honour; ru Mali command the advanced guard of the Thea tre ; and it thall be for your Micron as well as your glory. We have a thou , and means to grati:y a may «f your Wt... •• None but the bravo dcfcrve the fair." Your's, A etc-ate. 73. e ifonwrableC6Attel HANGLR, Briny. SIR, or MADAM—I have alrcialy declared wy opinion of your new Theatrical Coterie, and my refolution is fixed. I am tor the eQablithed drama; and I do it with the fame fervour as I would (land by the ellabliflied church, in oppofitinn to all me thodiltical who, like you, pretend t • propa gate tniekight morality by naturnal love fins. I re jo ice to fee that the clergy have taken a hint from me (I have taken many a hint from them), and have pioufly oppoled you from the pulpit. As to your fly i7finuation, I know what you mean; but lam not to be taken in. I pretend to no more virtue than my neighbours. There times have (hewn the truth of the old intriguiv maxim, " that every man has his price," and I may have mine. I do nut know what dollars and doxies do for me, if they fell my way; but I trill fly temptation. I will not myfelf in your fecicty. Whit, trutt myfelf to play !Warhead, with your buxom Follies and Ludes of filthiest'', Egad, I fhould be apt to realize the fietions of the Poet. I am not an illiberal man. I lovt. the Itage for its morals; and I cannot agree with the fentiment of a great Judge, who once laid from the Bench, that, " however they might prate about virtue on the yet, when the curtain drops, evety Ro tree may form a tolerable eltimate of the virtue of his juliet." No, I think no fuels thing ; hut I think with Ch:sriez, in The School fo- Scandal, that if a pretty woman will fl:og herfelf in my way, I (hould have occafion for all that fage Lawyer's mo rality, and .tiro for his years, to refill the tempta tion. Egad, it would be quality pallime enough. An enchanting Com://iis of quality tinging to me, Ton rogue, fays I, you'll flop my breath, Ye :Ala • in , nut my kmll,o, Again I'll dig fn tweet a death With Inch a charming fellow ! But my love of decorum—my love of the laws, forbid my indulgence: and fo My Lord, my Lady, or Mr. Pic-Nic, . _ I am for the Old Stage; and a Ilraight Head of Hair, GEORGE HANGbilt. Bri•ith, 6th htArch, tact. P. S. If it had been your intention to do good by your Coterie, I know not what I might liave done.—Charity covereth a multitude of fins. If you had thag:td Ike rad (though, by the bye, as lonic belles of the higliell ton are of the party, that may be your delign), or fed the hungry, or that you meant to fit out young hums and heroines in the world, it would have been a laudable objeO. I leinemlitr a thing of this kind when I went fiat to Ametica. A young hero was equipped by a Tall and a rejle. I was prefent. I have the prtica/ card of invitation now b.fore me. It was a jea d'slirit of the fira water. I fend it to you as a curialty. It may give you an idea for your play bill: IYVITATIIN CARD. The King in his wifdom, it makes me quite frantic, Ha, ordered my Nephew to croft the Atlantic : therefor:, colt money to equip him for !ea, To purehafe hi. linen, his wine, and his tea ; f, therefore, Intend to difpofe of, by Lane, Nis Lodes, th:.t go well in curb or in fnallle—. High bred, or nu Nephew of mine faouldhetride them ; So gentle, a Lady or Bithop might ride them ; Whoe'er, for two guineas, will purchLle a chance, May, perhaps, at my ball have the honour to dance. N. B. The horfos have foUnwed a pact, And arc G.ewu by an order from ine—. MOS•[i MACK. r as Ms client ; Mr. Dudley he bad known almoft through the whole courfe of his life; his public Cer vices were great, and univerfally acknowledged ; by his citations Le had certainly created a paradife out of a defart ; and if the Redory were vacant to-morrow, and he (Mr. Carron') had the power of prcrentation, Mr. Dudley would be replaced at Bradwell, as the objet of his elation. He con ' eluded by remarking that he had heard fame• thing of a Icttlement, which he lamented had not operated to prevent the difiuflion of this day. Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD, as leading Counfel for Mr. Dudley, then addreffed the Court, and Paid, that his client, although he bad no idea of refilling the plaintiff's prcfent claim of title, thought it in cumbent upon him to make his appearance day, to prevent any mikonfirudions that arise from his abfence. It was deemed right al: 4 , that the title of the plaintiff fhould be fet out as it was now done. The very handfome and feeling terms in which his Learned Friend on the other fide hid defcanted on the merits and: popularity of Mr. B. Dudley, left him but little to add on deal fubjed ; indeed it would be altogether unneceffary, ! becaufe it would only be addreffed to thole who I had given the moil flattering tellimonies of his bigh deferts. It was not improbable but that fame ! arrangement, as alluded to by his Learned Friend, j might yet take place; but however great theeven tual lofres of his client may be, he was defirous to demonstrate to the county that he had no dirpoll tion whatever unneceffarily to oppofe the ordinary i courfe of legal proceedings. A verdid was, of courfe, given for the plaintiff, on one of the de mires only (damages Is.) becaufe his other &mile fet out, was two years antecedent to the com mencement of his title. It is underflood that the Tingle &mile on which the vcrdid went, will be further difcufred under a Writ of Err3r to the Houfc of Lords. ASSIZES. At Northampton — ME/es, Richard Allitt, for Imufcbreakirg, and John Pre(lige, for Iheep.fteal ing, were capitally conviaed, and received fen tence of death ; but were both reprieved. At Hertford Attics, John Wood, a carpenter, at Royfion. was ordered to be tranfportcd for 14 years, for hai ing fome forged bank notes conceal ed in his work ihop ; Mary Hughes, for dealing wearing apparel from a poor woman who gave her di night's lodging out of charity, was ordered to be traniported for :even years; and Richard Pearce and Sarah Hart, for putting off counter- Lit money, were ordered to be imprifoned, Pearce for one year, and Hart for fix months ; and to find fureties for their good behaviour. CH ELM SFORD --Yefterday came on, before Mr. Jullice HIATFI, an Eiedruent caufe, preferred by the Rcv. Mr. Gamble, Chaplain to his Royal Highnefs the Duke of York, againft the Rev. Mr. ]late Dudley, to recover polreffion of the houfe, pre miles, and glebe lands, of the Reilory of ilradwell, near the tea, in the county of Eller. Mr. GARILOW, as leading Counfel for the plain tiff, laid, he had a duty that he fhould dilcharge as limply as poffible, but which being done mull entitle him to a verdict. He had learnt that this was a caufe of confiderable expedation in the county ; but there would be nothing pals this day, he conceived, that could gratify any curiofity up on this fubjed. He fhould content himfelf with afr * I~ on tins MOJCCI. LIC 1110111 U coancua unuaua WWI SaI•ITIUCU fr. 111411111, WIIIGII IIPFIIICU we of ulr """ "" t"'"l:'*" v •• s'•'• ••• 4Nts. 33, at. ‘stuan s-otses, ruins:an ; llooenion 6 I ov- proving a limple fa& viz. Mr. D. Dudley's own faid inquell, were minutely itifpeaed by two fur. fringement. The true Medicine is diainguiffied mop, No. 103, Oxford ftreet ; Mr. Steel's, Bookftller, No. I, Union-row, Little Tower-Hill; and by one Perfon in evtry acknowledgment that Mr. G. was in point of law, geons, who attended on the occafion, and who by the King's Patent , on the bottle , bill , and Ream. of Aradwell ; in further corroboration of pronounced them to have been the body of a male wrapper ; and as a further guard , by favour of i ca d ild ' u 'a ul ' iti M, i , n d ki.,Liag,reietniDosus of only 2s. 9d. each, which, he had all the formal proofs to fubflantiate child, but could not prefume to fay whether it was his Majelty's Commiflioners of the Stamp-O ffi ce, --r- 1 ": it, if hereafter they fhould be deemed neceffary.— born alive, or at what period of time it was placed they have affixed a (lamp on each bottle, printed LONDON: Prhued for the Proprietors, by JOHN DANIEL (Mr. Dudley here admitted this fad.] To Mr. in the fituation in which it was found, but agreed in black Ink. Prepared and fold At the Dirpenfary,C b (of y- Me, at the SlAii PPINTING-OIIICI, No. s. Carey-tlreet ; and paMifhed bVEL RENT, (of Can- Dudley's popularity throughout the county, Co long that it mull have lain there feveral years, and No. 15, Soho fquare , and by the general Venders terbury-place, Lantbeth), at N ao. 1, Carey-ftreet, and at the and honourablz earned he had great fatisfadion might have continued ai many more, without un of Patent Medicines in Town and Country l in S 1 Alt-ONSCA. TCMOIe-Bar: co which Office all conunu POLICE, &c. Bow Sr x.—Yefterday morning Henry Cock, the perfon advertifed for forgery, was brought to trAvn from Cambridge, by two of the Bow-ftreet officers, where he was apprehended as he came from Riding, having been nn a vifit to Tome friends at Neat Place; after undergoing a fhort examina tion at this office, in which he admitted be was the perfon defcribed in the advertifement, he was com mitted for re-examination. MANSION HOUSE.—Yeaerday tome foldiers, working on the quays, in Thames-ftreet, in the merchants' employ, being dete4led in pilfering :tr ades, were committed for re-examination. GUlLDHALL.—Veltertlay a man, under a charge of (leafing three boric% which he had offered fur fale in Smithfield market, underwent an examina tion. The horfes were hated to have been ftolen i'rom Lincelniltire ; the prifoner was therefore re manded to Lincoln to anfwer the charge. Woftsitiv•Svsmr.---Yellerday a man, of the name of Teafdale, was committed for trial, on a charge of footpad robberies in and about Layton. Bone, within a few weeks paR. A Mr. Trueman fwore to the prifoner having robbed him of a flyer watch and fume money. A diftrefling event took place at the houfe of VERNON COTTON, Erg. of Gilbert's-Lea, near Ec clelhall, in Staffordfhire, on Thurlday fc'nnight. Sonic villains were endeavouring to break into the hook, when Mrs. Cotton was fo much terrified by the noife as to be thrown into convulfion fits, in which the expired in a very fhort time. On 'firefilay lalt Sarah . Richardfon, aged four years, the daughter of a labourer, at Springfield, in Elfex, being left with other children, near the fire, her clothes caught the flame, which fpreading with refiftlefs fury, in a very fhort time rendered the poor infant a moft fliocking fpettacle. The mother, on entering the house, witneffed the lituation of her child; whom, in the moments of alarm and diftraaion, the fnatched up in her arms, and plunged into an adjoining pool; by which the progress of the flames was, indeed, ar. relied ; but though immediate furgical afTillance was procured, the miferable victim died on the fol lowing evenin:,afterenduring the feverefl tortures. On the 3d inft. the wife of Mr. Rumball, at the Fleece, Witham, fuddenly dropped down and ex pired, as the was (weeping her room. On Wednefday laft, an inquifition was taken in the parifh of Great Baddow, in Eifex. before the Coroner, on an occalion, the particulars of which arc intereliing and extraordinary. In the evening of Thurfday, the 40 init. as the wife of a labourer (who had on the Saturday preceding taken poll fellion of a cottage on Galleywood Common, in the (aid which had been quitted at Chrift maslaft, by a family who had occupied it nearly for the (pace of forty years) went to fetch fome. thing out of one of the chambers, the accidentally difcovered, in the corner of a clofet, adjoining . a chimney which had lately undergone tome repair, three tiles placed in a particular manner; on re moviit uhich, the withered remains of a fmall form, apparently human, dropped on the floor, to ;ether with the Ihattered remnant of an old hat, in which the body had evidently been depefited. Alarmed at the incident, and not direttly knowing what the had found, the carried it down (lairs to her hufband, who, conceiving it to be only the flee leton of a monkey, defired his fon, then prefent, to throw it ont into the road, where it lay until Tome of the neighbours, more intelligent or more cu rious, picked it up, and communicated the matter to a neighbouring Magiftrate, at whore dcfire the in quell was taken, as above Rated, and though the molt critical inveftigation took place, which the nature of the ciicumftances would allow, nothing tranfpired to criminate, in the leaft degree, any of the parties above mentioned. The thrivelled and disfigured remains, which formed the fubjed of the fettly dry and withered Rate. Stich being the cir cumdances of the cafe, the verdia of the Jury was, " that the (aid child was fill-born, of the bo dy of fome perfon unknown." On Thurftlay fe'nniqht the body of a young woman, who, about fi ve weeks (ince, was drowne d in the river Derwent, near Darby, was dilco vered floating in the river in the liberty of Al- Some nights fince three men, armed and &I gttifed, knocked at the door of Mr. S. Stmesow, of Shotly, in Suffolk, and by imitating the voice of Mr. S. induced a female fervant, who with a boy was fitting up for him, to open it, when one of them prefenting a blunderbufs to her breath, impofed filence on her, while another carried off a box in which Mr. S. kept articles of value, and which then contained calk and notes to the amount 'of about gol. Tuefday, at noon, the DIAMOND frigate, lying in Barnpool, by means of a pitch-kettle boiling niter in the galley, under the forecaftle, caught fire, but affiflance being loon rendered from the fleet, and by the naive exertions of both Officers and men, it was got under with very little damage. Britl°l fair Taft week exhibited a large number of horfes, but few that were good, and thole went quickly at high prices. Cattle, of which there was a great Phew, fold at reduced prices. Although the quantity of leather was but fmall, it did not meet a quick file. Mr. Browning, of Saltford, had his pocket pick ed of his pocket-book at Briltol fair, containing fundry bills, &c. of confiderable value. He, how ever, fecured the fellow, who was committed !Or trial. At Margam in Wales, a flupendous machine is now erdling to roll copper. Two waft wheels of call iron,each 24 feet in diameter,are let in motion by a Ream-engine ; one of the wheels, which they call a fly-wheel, makes thirty revolutions in a mi nute, and regulates the movements of the whole machine. Notwitlatanding the number of iron works already cftablilhed in Glamorganthire, near twenty blaft furnaces are now conftrufted, or in contemplation. A vine-dreffer, of the name of Noisst, in the village of Aunay, near Sceaux, in France, as he was lately planting tome vines on the fide of a fandy hill near that place, dilcovered, a little be low the furface of the ground, feveral coffins in planer, two of which were almoll entire ; and at each end were the remains of fire pans, in which there was found a quantity of charcoal. The two heads were entire, and the bones very large ; without, however, exceeding thole of men of an ordinary flature.—Coffins of the fame defcription were dircovered, a few years ago, near Bagneux, on the road to Pat is. It belongs to Antiquarians to afcertain the age and nation in which filch cof fins were ufed, and of the intention of the fire -1 pans placed under the head and feet of the body. A new Opera was performed laft week at Pa ris, entitled, Le, 111:illere; d' IP. The Chief Conful was prefent. In the courfe of it, a compliment to his virtues was introduced as a clap-trap, but it failed wholly of its effeet, as not ten perfons were found to applaud it. A perfon of lime diflinc tion, who vas fitting in one of the boxes, ohfervcd very Ihrewdly, J'ci/a (mne it Inge pour I'ajaire de Milan, alluding to the unpopularity he has ac quiredby affuming the Sovereignty of that country. In confequence of the condat of the returned Emigrants at the performance of Edward en Eqfire, the leaders, who were well known, were fent for by the Minifler of the Police. They were remind ed of the benefits which they had received, and of the lenity with which they had been treated by the prefent Government. This, it was obferved, they had repaid by endeavouring to pervert the mind of the people ; and it was added, that the next offence committed by them individually or collec tively, Ihould be followed by immediate banifh ment from the territory of the Republic.—lt is laid that an end is pnt to all further erafures from the lift of Emigrants, and that every perfon of this defcription now in France is to be placed under a ftrietjiirveillanct. ENGLISH STATE LOTTEItY.III.II Day.—No. 36,959, a Prize of lociol.—Nos. 28,778, 39,846, 27,511, 56,623, Prizes of 501. The Eleventh Day of Drawing, No. 36,959, a Prize of wool. was fold at Ca elute and Co.'s Old Licenfed State Lottery-Office, No. 26, Oxford fired, near Itatlibone-place, oppofite Soho-lquare, where Tickets and Ramped Shares, warranted un drawn, will continue on fide during the whole of the Drawing, from eight till nine in the morning, l and from three till eight in the evening. At the above Office, No. 6345, a Prize of 30,0001. in the fall Englifh Lottery, was fold and (hared in three eighths and ten fixtbenths, and other Capitals to a great amount. Prizes paid on demand. There are no claire: of men of greater impor. tance to fociety than thole which devote their time and talents to the prefervation of the health of their fellow creatures. How eminently fitc cefsful the late Fitamcis SPILSBURY was in this truly laudable employment, is completely evinced by the rapidity of Cale which his celebrated ANTISCORBOTIC DROPS have invariably command ed. As a purifier of the blood, rellorer of the con ftitutian, and bracer of the fytlem, their effeas have been atlonilhing, as may be teen by the fur prifing cures of perfons who were affliaed with Scorbutic and Nervous Complaints, Gout, Rheu matifm, &c. and therefore the deteaion of thole impoflors, who, by means of forged bills and other pretended credentials,have vended a fpurious comp fition of this truly excellent medicine, mull be a fatisfaaion to all perfons who have a com petent idea of the abfolute neceffity there is in be ing careful to purchafe the genuine Remedy, as well as of preferving perfonal property from in- LONDON MAR KETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, MARCH 12. A Return of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the 27th of F. to the sth of March inclufive. Total 23.173 fachs--Average 6os. 3id. 0.. 7,1 d. higher than Taft return. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH Bags 31 tas to 41 181 i Pockets 41 res to 71 0$ SMI'ITIFIELD, March 12. To fink the or'al—per itone of 81b. Beef 4s 6.1 to Gs 2d Veal - ss rod to 7s 2,4 Mutton -is 6d to 7s cd Pori: - 6s od to 71 4 a Stock at Market this morning, Bcafts 70e, Sheep 900. NF.NVGATE aid LEADENHAI.L, March la. Per ltotic of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 35 4.1 to sit 24 Veal ss od to 7s o 4 Mutton ss al to Gs od Pork 6s od to 71 44 RAW HIDES, Much 12. Hides (per Roue) 3.; ad to 3s 8d I Heavy Calf 9s od caLt 1 H Middling 3s cd to 33 ad title ms 123 to I Ordinary 21 4d to 23 8d Sheep gkins 43 od to los PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, 50 to 561 b each, - -19 d to aid Ditto, 6o to 661 b - - . sad to 244 Merchants Backs - 174(1 to isid Dri.ffing Hides - - rod to ifid Fine Coach Hides ifid to zlid Crop Hides fur Cutting - lid to 19d Flat Ordinary - - tad to 1644 Calf Skins, 35 to 4filis per dozen, - 2td to 17d Ditto so to 7030 - -. 1611 to 29d Ditto, 70 to Bolb - -25 d to 2'4 Small Seals (prixaland) per lb. as 6d to zs 9d Large ditto - - zoos to 140 s per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides - as to gos each Goiit Skins - - aos to 64s per dozens PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 43 2d Town Tallow 70s 6el to oz Clue market 4s ad Ruffia ditto (ca.) 66s od to os Whitecliapel market 43 td Ruffsa ditto (limp) 631 to 64A (per 'tune of 81b.) White Candle Ruffia 63s to 65s Melting Sea 545 od topis a2s 5d Ditto Rough 40s od to Cs Average Price 4 1 ad Greaves - 191 od to no Good Dregs II! to co 1 Yellow Snap, 721. to csA—Mottled, itos.—Curd, 80. Candle, Its. 6d.—Moulds, 1 2s: 6d. PRICE 01 HAY AND STRAW, March r 2. Stnitlifii Id. St. James's. Whitcchapet. O.Hay 40tO 5 1 , :: 2 17 0 toy 9 01 4 40 10 5 S • Straw 18 to 2 2 1 i 6 oto 2 12 0 1 16 cto 2 4 0 Clovers ctu6 to ---6. 15 so oto 6 to • COALS, March ti. Bef &mit in the Pool, 21. 2s. 6d. per CLZdron. DelivLred 21. t 6d. Sundezland, t:s. 61. Uel:vered :1. 4s. 61 MIP.R.ED. On Thurfclay morrin?, at St. Ann'a, Snho, Her.ry Alexander /Lary, Hy. -I<luarc, to :till's F4ir idi <4 itsner's-lirer— 1)11.f). On Sunday fennight, ;1,...,4.! to, Mrs. Clay, wife of Mr. Clay, of Ada flon, is the or berby, a l one of th daughters of the late Philip Huteidrfan, Efil. of Dellic. Ycfterday Inv itivg, at Iva- feit.:e in Grrfvenor•fi•aare, Mifs 'Wilkes, daugl,ter of the celebrated john Wednefday night, at John Robertc's, at•S•ntame cr. after el.rigcrinp illnefs, Mrs. Strove,. wife of the R ev, 'Kober Strovg. Rce.ivr of LI - amp:on Abbo•.ts, F OR Rlieusitatilins, hcumatic Cnut, Sciatica, I.umbrgo, Head-sell, I•luitibrefs, Patfy, Ircligetliori, Fla tulent Spitinixiic or Eying Pa gmeral Debility and ittlaxa tion of the Syftvni, Sprains, Bruifes and CHII.BLAIN.i. Experience has proved the mild Itimidaing powers of El 4 VAD ' S r. , •L NCI.: or \lurra lb VHS, and F 11.0.1 IX. the asoileflcdual remedy t.v.:r made nown to the world, having fucceedcl in cafes ot fit. tight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years Rand:rig, t fttr other :titans had filed, and it kw abfolutcly curtd more paitent, of the above complaints, that all the metlicit.es svcr before nettle Public. For Chilblains, Sprains, and Bruifes, the fluid Hence if ufed arecrding Lucite dir,dtion, has never failed in a firvla inftance, and ft, tingularly penetrating is its natnie, and fptcd) its operation, C. 3 generally to effed the cure of CHILBLAINS, by a fingls liberal 3pp:di cation. Whiteticad's RlT:nee of ATuil trd is prepared and fold 21 25. 9d. each BOX or Bottle, by R. Jotir4s CON, Apother..rii No. i 5, Greek-itrect, Soho, London: its reptitation i< fo r nrral, that it is bum by every Medicine Venda in Lizzland, Icel. nd, w,ft Indies, and Anterica. Tn prevent countet eat impo 1„.on, purcbafers are repelled to °Verve, the Ge-uitie is diftinguif!..ed by the King's Patent, and the Signature R. Jon N rov, the Patel:noes own writing, on the laliel of each IhAtie and rox. VENEREAL BLINDNES:i, To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge•kreet. DEAR SIX London. IT is wit h the mo i l hearticlt fatisfaElion that I ad dat's you on the incomparable excellence of your invaluable Meditioc—Lrox es Pal ea r Pat.: the fining of this year I had the misfu..tutie to cortraa a Venereal Complaint, attended with the molt :,!.arming and dangerous fymptoms; in afmuch,that I have been confined to my room for a whole week together, and not .:idc to air out of it; I had no reft night nor day, and faffered tic tacit excruciating pain and torment, and what was hill :ny Eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I could !care , : &kern any object, if ever lo dole to me, and ex sAled nothing lets than the total 14.4 my fight.—Frons a Rout, healthy, and rather coepultet man, I became a mere Ihaduw, and an elajza of pity aid companion —My friends had all given me over and thought my r.:eovery imgollible. In this dreadful nate, and expeah:g every mimic,- to he my lilt in this world, I was fortunately r.conimeitil, d by a neighbour to try your Mediciaes, but Lasing tiled mti'i il aid to no purpofe, and been at m enormous expcnee, it WA: fume time before I could he prevailed on to take them; at lift I fent for fix boxes, and b,:t.are I h taker them all, I found confiderable benefit; my pains gradually decreafed, and my eye.' ght grew better, and to the great furprize and alto:liniment of a'l my friends, (after tak ng three boxes more), my health and ftrengthwas perfecUy re- Bored, and I am now, (thanks to my Goo and your invaluable Medicines), as well and hearty as ever I was in my life. Your obliged humble fervant, R. L. LEIGH. High-Erect, Birmingham, November it, 1799. You are at full liberty to publifli this in any manner you think prorer, for the benctit of fociety at large, and which I lhouid have fent you foonenbut was fearful of a rclapfe. The above Medicine is earneftly recommended to all perfons that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Ye nerealAffeaion, particularly to thofe about altering their con dition in life, as it wiU certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however long Raiding, or however difgulfed under the appearance of other dilorders it may be ; for Scorbutic, Glandular, and Cutaneiltis Complaints, it is afro recommended to be taken, efperially in the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Prepared and fold by the fole Pruptictor, THOMAS TAY -1 LOR, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at his book, Nu 9, New Bridge.ftrect; where he will give Ad vice, without a Fee, to perfons taking there Pills, and will an (wee patients Letters, if poft paid, on the fame terms, abferv log in all cafes the melt inviolable S:erecy, no Perfon's name*: cafe Irving ,ecn mentioned, but at their own particular reeve* by the Proprietor,dnring the courfe of more than 33 years, that he has had the conchae% of an extenfive tale of the above meal eine,and the praaice arifing therefrom. They are alfo fold by his appoititnient, at the Perfumer's. No. 35, St. Alban's-flreet, ; Mr. Robertfon's Toy-