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a ::: Hi ifAR. --r. • • it int. cater. O'citta, through her 'enveivit'deip. Felt the raging 'lt hliatiintl (Weep; Hurled (t) in tbarning iliects uu high, Angry billovislalheti the 'Gay. • t it. Yrtfoned inanyan in vain, Under the ternk • main, Fiends of darlimfi forced their *ay 'To the dint eoithies of day, 'Arad the mighty (ihrie riot Of the Osittere4eon,tenent. • Pang On she OkkrtneAlt, The ammo:lt • 4ilot ill ilit ; . •. With hfinmarched. in.drsidful Rate, Tlia niliiitlefs BethochoilFatei t.tabiailisd draakfitiithimaiwgere, Madill froaivris•Gathi Aeop(a), - Loam of tbolbfrkl rkhol, . ':Was; AnYhtektlaO; iidiailAdaag: '. (M his 111116 tbe fdalthigithitise • Nodded alike tiattairdman; Down Idithinta midisioriaj Mehl, • fl*w the Ittarbilitblisoif-ffielted; • • Aad billgiatitioss,.dliflhaill, ' OA a•Soig,itleasesidems 'Wade; 'Halide %voidable/TO ftfiilght, ' •litaguag Klnigiaim'svii/liftillit. As dui haltfat. eauliik illites, Or the deadly lightsdag Strata, . se t Nift!,firl:. 1 4 ed. .1 1 i 4 !l e i .'.'.A" l4s l l # h 4 "*r high, Aad, impatien t to 414414 , Mired hello* tries of ear, 5/00thafl defy bb bra„zon phout, 's, the air he mucky /moo, for &sib WOW* rAlde ppprosekbed 8001:frolktd. Okaftly feats todisiti bilk :11, ; . Mufti' blot iiii lky ; Skoskter 'Wks likkor; . Otoirikisill do** tifollimiOrilkl: - kande. pdoomoses,t . IWO" . frddefe egos; r, Swope is olikis - of idols. Whet by {ably ' , ISM; nod GeodAlke Crispy; I fold Oat blifpieiry; wtdi &Eolith* Irg6 • ----th■-:.kiffikdfre; 'PAWN% of tirld likiiidise death ; itertiffitefilen Aim Dark, - ilipitifitde deka the fear. :ilsechitries, est iefeeearefefe light. If'fitees imbekvoi bes: Sent ittenot the info"( (fay. tighter lit Wit way ; "waif I. tmigui**,l OW. 9 11 wif 4 I ti ql he ig r i c Posaln. '‘ freed ferries Sound. Remo is their mold. Ws the foist bum. the &ire reteoteft glean, hilts treat tbele view. *wadi sub withdrew s Tbreves the-Muni rester *biro lea Weide hlererreareer I .s the gelklertbefe profound. tlesedngdultudi cieAd rttiwedt Swifter thais tbe titled talt mat Waitaki of rp#oe; stet ieneigy rte ONK. e the lasi sitesie:f those, die taitadtienaldifteep. &MU estotitteeilitil4rp. OuddenV tbq whia tbd. 1101, g }lSal,fiaW~ r foOnd k tai4 4 lh l! 1.014cm 4 Thioler faft i ppcnamingficar, black af;TfithgtAisse Mighty Waters relliaien, (Warded by a Elicits( W:a. uncertain form tkiy fey Slinrnering on t!M eye, and notion glram. Momatog tem Me !Mien "ArMin ; . Woad Ilia /Ingest ray, Avar-daring *Aosta lay.—. *Moe et the pelt, aerial bondage aft, Bastin ea the fatal toads • the uelvetfld doom s Starnes ply, tihrouded clad front esieryter..--g 'Aeirettiag • Spirt eh e h.) } IAA! , ye hell born Sifters bear year ravening breed are near ! Irons the !MALT or Diets they ems t from tbi ghilty Nations doom—. ; the Amass that ever tow, Rear.—ohltearthe tale of woe !' 'lines the pealing thunders broke, • the 43) Voice or aaaa ss ipaisi as Hell'. tremendous Cry , , the terrible reply. Speak--ealiflo our {Aeon nag 4tlicko—tbeblbodf flap trace our dread eciantands obeyed, Mead Id the luternal ha& r 11024APAIRilk 017 *HS PROPHECY OF vniouNts. vowels. Printed la the word hurled, is not fotinded in .line. The rsls of pristiog the Musa VOWILIi la ob. through all the poem. The Baader can be at no lois to the Eissions. The time at which the Poem opens *that Intthediately af• ; of Amiens. VON' Of Waltham. that Is, the Voice orthe Fates. (To h iontisaril in our amt.) the fingulat inftitutions of . France, is a :iety, ettublifheti at Innis: the ttlenlible oh. trace the rcdicals of the European languages• Monday mooning as Mr. Wood, &len= in far ket. was mealuting One apples, his pocket picked of a pude, containing 171. I( - Aud, inn • , !Uttered h , braising ....- !raft 'hi r•AssiOT 1 1 Os opera Matti, • • Ctinthe I efelgaii i viraimkr I ' • & dem a • 1 , Ihteaddel ii I Tilt purl li i 1 'Rie nod it .. . .:: in, a k enedr 6 1 7Pdhiereil . ' "enema ' • llkeithing II .-''. fiteeithst ' liellate, , . . , :ikeeihe ill 11 5 1: -• . . de !. 1 ' .. 111 . = I I , h ! tau 1 • . . eq the P ti. l . . %deg 0 Amid'. )1 Vedl. h Id livery hq , ! • Tbreegb One hi OW the 1 ' 0 I 'Milo • is, ima . , .' or, mad Mimed Dews th '`Whda all . r Sodded] Teithe 1 Till's ia Thither In the U I • Nighty . 1 Guarded I: ... Whore u /feebly al 1 . lie a die . i Mower* AR bcyo , 1 Rear-duo ate 4 00 ' • . • And sus ' • • Benders . There., t The air alaroude4 • Rea • 1 4 ,, ,, i, • f rom • * FlO3O " By the • Rear- , • Thtie 'Ere the Deep et Soiled i 1 . tt Sri • Qaid • Ave a • Utter . , ( . (e) The yen reading the lite (erred through , ' i • bark the Eats (a) The the Id the Peace I (3) Theta 1 1 tAmong r Celtic focie ' j:6l is to tra • On Mom , • Fleet Mark • %IS picked '• _ spoktiAt iiirriatbaNcL 'GUAM 11AdEd, WEDNESDAY. SAM s. . . The Masao Charts Stakes of sags for 3.yredd•enher to earry.Sll 31b.; fillies 811 alb. The New Mile. Mr Ladbrokes b. e. by 'Young Woiiclperlier - Mr Forth's hr. e. Artichoke.. by Don ftizote *dr Laid Eifretnoufs b. c. by Gaunt - - dr Voidpezzharielibed over. A Sweepllakes of aogs,eaca for all ages. Twn.yr olds to carry a feather ; 3 yr olds • 71t 71b. ;•4 yr olds -8R qlb. s. s 'yr olds yll 31b ; 6 yr olds 9lt ylb; aad "aka. 9ff tolb. • Mr4Wartiall's f. Gratitude - • Lord 113rryznore's b. L Heights° Lab Mr;Prior's eh. azy Spear. out of Ltly - 3 Mr. Fortiribr. e. Artichoke by God %IsTste - 4 Srea•bettln3, tlie beisllzzaioft Gratittnicd-j to 2 naiad Hough ton Lab--8 and to to z againtt the two other,. . gond rac e between the favourites. The Ladies Plate of Sol. fur 3 and Or olds-3 yr olds to carry 711.31 b. and 4yr olds It jib—Mares and Geldings to be allowed slb. The belt of three two mile heats. reo.wiek's b g. ?atrial 4 Yrs old I rviglejj eh. f. by a fon of Cyltnet, j yrs old 6 a ' Lord Barr/more% b. e. - Morrnsan. 4 yrs old s 3 , Mr; Dnekerars 'b. f. Primrofe, y yea dld 4 ' 4 Loyd Erremones eh e.Cslefiss, 3 yraold 3 dlr. Mr lalle's b. sn. Vinod% 3 yra old dr Before flawing. 7to the Field againft Merryman, th e rapt'. rite; old aa t• againit &ouch Afttr lite firft heat. 3 to a on the tad, and 3 tot agft'Merryman-+Wbst tidy. I.pid Barry more felt a - great dilappoinrineut at Merryman lofing the firft hear. He had liven his jockey orders to follow, inftead of which he mode l play, and.the horfe became eahaufted with his enor mous extra weight. • The ftineral procellon of the Dnke of Glnuceiter faired near the race courfe foon after four o'clock On itailSayi•by the lower road, to Windfor. ~,Thitißices were attended by molt of the &A rate britifers from town, and a bating match took place, after the races were over on Tueiday, between ,Levi, wfighting Jew from town, and a Dun from Maiden head, of the name of Poovey. The tonteft lofted three quarters of an hour, and it war well nsaintain , ed,on both fides, but the countryman was attimate ly obliged to yield to the fuperior (kill of his oppo nent. ' A .fccond fight, as 'ufual, was on the eve of taking ILKe between the noted Gulley and George Morgan, to ufe the phrafe, a Windfor Bounce.- -George was willing to difplay his manhood, and he would tight none but a London broiler. Csolley was compelled to give him a Lae, and in one round he gave him two blows which latidted him. Jones was the next on the lilt who wilhed to , keep the coun trymen in older. Zdir COURT OR CHANCERY. AUOU r L caiswet.soo. avat!as., This came fiefore the Ctititt,, under exceptions to '1 the.Maßer's report. Theprincipal:quettion was, if (certain buildings, (heated in Cale Yard, Oxford road, and 'called the Ridipt.Houfe, were the pro petty of Elie. Ford, or whether. they were a4gned ; over, under a trait deed, by John Burdon, to his Creditors? The original VI was ; filed. its Ae, year t 737, in the time of Sir. 0111111118ewell, sen the matters of account -werituferred to the : Matter, to whole report, 'and to lista at his .numerous *cull fors, exceptions have been rogreifively takals so the precut day, through a period ofieresty yaw, The eonfequence of this proeradination is, that the. Bond Creditors (or rather thek heirs) are in a viorfe con dition than the Creditors by, (simple contras ate be caufe they cannot recover beyond , penalty i n the bonds, which is much lefs than the raterefi dun on the general accounts. The complication nfidting from the different dates of the serious ebussants, has renderedit neceffary to give feparate &flakes from the-Court with regard to the Creditors under the mill dud, and thole who did noiaecede to that prangement. Notwithfiantling the *Eats of John Aurdon have been . fully equal - to meet all the de poi&.aeon him, yet, in confequence of the delays *the dour' of Equity, he has , been a prifoner, awl **obliged to take the benefit of the Infulvent Atbt tialtrocluce hit liberation. Mr. RICHARDS, for the Defendant, fisted the manner in which the ellate in quefiion devolved to Elliabeth Ford. He Paid, in 1765, the executed a deed, in which the dated this ridiog-boufe to be troll. .property; and-the or ber reprefentatiie mutt tusw:be precluded from being contidered as the proprietor of the tame. It was true that Mrs. Ann Ford. after .rtrds fold the premifis as her own ' but any initiate the might commit, as reprefenting..Elitabeth . :(bould not alter the rights of the parties, and could not deprivgjohn Butdon. or bis creditors, of the intet eft therhad in it, Mr. Ptooor and Mi. HART having beenleard on the fame fide, *Mr.. ROMILAT for the Plaintiff, and inStaflification of the : report, objeacti to the evidence of certain let ters produced from the Defendant ; becaufe he had not, in the courle of his experience, learnt, that in an F,.nglillt court of Office, a man could fabricate his own evidence. The true. jueltion was this's. had Mrs.. Ford fold the eliate for zoool. would ..it„have been po . ffible for the Plaintiff, by any legal or equita .ble. proceeding, to have obtained the return of any portion of the money ? If he coald net, 'it -would be, Fain to let up any pretentions bete. It was faid that Mrs. Elizabeth Ford had precluded . herfelf by • tieing a party to the deed of t 705. That.deed con fided of three parties: John. Burden, the. T'rufiees, and the Creditors. Mrs. Ford merely :figned it as a Bond Creditor. This was like Come of .the old cafes, where a witnefs was foppofed to be acquainted . with the contents of the inftrument oq whiCh his name appeared ; and the reafoning_applied could alone be Inliained by reviving the& abfurd and obfo• !etc principles. When the exceptions were about to be allowed, after a general review of the quellion by his Lord thip,- one of the parties (whole name we could not learn). very pathetically addieffed the Coon s he laid he was in the vale of years, condiaing with difirefit aad poverty, and bad no means of aßittinghis own rights, and demanding the jußiee of his country. The Loan CHANCALLOI.6I . , It is a horrible thing to fee a caufe of this antiquity before us. The whule . of the tnifchief feems to have arifen from giving the agents a per cottage on the prOduce of the effete, fo that it has been their interell to procraU. the fide for nearly at century. Let it Rind over as the JAR of the caufc petitions. 4. ,T . • • siASKas * Leiscallei.Afraes cetatitioad the whole el la i n .reef. 'Lutdli-Almai was foteman of the Cited Jury. &mud/ for returning from trartfpartation be fore. the, expirtstiou of his titne r and yolossifiriiit.swbo was found guilty at the late Affizes,.of forgery, hot o4gment refpited, received fenienee,4 Deatfi. • The, , hatter riceivid hOper frdur the = judic that' bsEtie Shay bdfayed. • . The above Sonee/Ifog was.convieediftiestrler. easy, atthe Lanealter . IKiirch Af4zes Illoa.assid tiered to be transported for (even years. lie was re 'Moved to the Hulks, at Portftdouth, In June follow ing, and' efeaped from thence Loon after. Not long efter•which he was apprehended ift Minehefier fdr another felstsy, where. he-was tried, •and•agiin fen klnced to. (even years tranfportation. ' Neitrg flointr;lni the murder of Alice Cropper, WAS found to be infane, and remanded. Mary 7aelfon," for the murder •of Ann Smith, at Manchester -- Acquitted , but remanded for frill all the nest - Mites, a true bill'being fottnd igainU her fora burglary' ibMancheller. .: The trsal of Maty Jackfon, for murder, tailed the iirlittle of Thurfday : Tile eeidence being wholly air etimfiantial,sand the perfilling in' her innocence, lay ing, that one James Cheatharti•gave her thediffetent things which were traced into her. poffelton, and which hzd been taken oat of a chelt, in the cellar Where the deceated was found mu!.iered, the Jury acquitted her bf that charge. • Viillissa.Smith and Mary - Beffon, formarder James 'Verity, for . thinflailigbter ; John Smith,lad- Iloimid Vibes eridence):sind. James Irsvish for for gery S' Margaret Fathers , as& Martha &bailey, for felony ; Joballowell, for [tabbing ',Kepis - Heap ; Brindle', for burglary ; and Patrick Connor, for cutting 'rhonias France's with it' trowell--4ere all.aequittetl. No bills were found again . * W. Smith, for murder; and Thomas Bottley, for forgery. At the iJ Prim: bar, where Sir T. Surron, Knight, preficled, there were one huhdred and twelve caufes 'entered for trial ; many of that, of cootie, were of *trifling nature. Two caufes of conliderable idiptirtanCe to the land. ed iaterefl of the Coonty of Latibiltet cense on to be tried on Thurfday iall. They were Adkins of ejeel• intent, btonght by the Earl UfDaasr, for the purpssfe of enforcing the covenants in. leaftz . granted by his Lordlhip, particularly as to planting trees bn 'the ',land, and repaiting buildings. The former of thefe is an object altnnti National, and the latter of the greateft conference - to Idlers in. general. As the e , t o ft n of of t t h b e e fe p fu rc it ir s e v , a s as, nh by otfo a m it n r c o h n toe example, po t t c; Aonvince the 'elites of the obligatiOn they were under Of performing their covenants, Lord WRIT'S agent laterally Cotifented, on having verdifts, and on pay *lent of the coils of both .canfes, to leave the tenants poffeifian of the premifes, and allow them time to "eke good their planting, and perform the nee elfary repairs to the buildings, fubjea to the aPprobition two perfons, named on behalf of his Lordfhip. • A Roor man,. of. the. name of &choler * from New clitireh - in - kciffenlia, has rearieredltOol; damages, fatal* two Sheriff's Officers and.oabers; for &flute, log onlierfully. The plaintiff, his wife. aactchildrera bellireasufed , ssoft cruelly. ; Mr. - BA/4.lYr, of Manchafter,tatteriey at taw, alb riarvered 141. ts. and colts, aglinft. Roberts and others,. proprietors of the Telegraph' Loodna coach. icing his expert:es for a coach sad four to Laced! A r • to overtake tile Telegraph coach, Welt had for without him (after havanc s peOd his fire) a &toll& nines before the segnlar ume. . . . Toe goer.—Aoew cure has-beep prepaid far that dictate in France, and pnblithed in the Journal of Rural and . Dsimeifie Economy, kg an author of force celebrity. Pd. Cadet do' Van:. Thee remedy is to drink ollglaltes of avarna water in twelve hours, a glafs at theend of everyltrartor of an hour, • taktng nothing elfe during 'the time. ' We are . afiiired 'that this remedy is io . pretty general ufe in France. and .has hid groat flaccid'. It is fuppofed that the profefe perfpration which this prows!. in general occations is ibeseaofe 'of the cure. 'On Thurfday, flooding near the fire- Pike of ri''nevr eretterfchimney, in the Currier's Arms, Wrack. the work Inddenly gave. way, by which he .as.bruited • fo violently, that be expired in about two htirirs. Ttietday I. %tatty was charged at Union with laterthing.open the'honfe or J. Hankins, of:Bat terfea. rur she ajd•ulti and heating frveral artklin of wearing apparel He war Committed: ' A Isoy,iboot thirteen years of age, brother to the-pri. ifirner, rm. apprehended-whir "rime tdro,after , ing a fevere reprimand frtim - thildagiffr ate; was tiff ,therged. There arefour•ot five fellow; who have the bp iptatancetif decent - bookkeepers, who 'frequent 'St. James's Forlrevery morning. Their objedf is, when they fee any perfou from the. Country, or (errant out of place; fitting on any of the• benchesifor one ortWo of them tole - betide hiini and commence a conterfa tion. • If itippears that the-perfon whom , they drefs worm a fituation, they enlarge on the misfor. tune of Ming our of place for any length of time in this towniand recommendthe partits•to one of their confederates. by whom thty Ely at relation of theirs has been capitally provided for, merely on advancing him a trifle. • This fchemc generally -fueceeds g 'the poor fellow. gives probably every (bulling he ha. in , obtain fittiation. He. ots a Calle addrefs and a latter of recommendation to his fuppofed new Ina& ter,,and the (windier. divide the itioty, sad leave the (offerer to lament his credulity. This depre dations on fervent girls out of place ars field to be eaartarms. At Guildhall, yefterday, a woman underwent-ea , . amiorticat before Aldennau Snaw, charged by a Gentleman with robbing him of a bank note, as he was croffing Smithfield Market, about three o'clock yelterday morning, when be gave her in charge ta a watchman, and bad her fearclud in the watch honk, but the property was not found t haling offered a reward for its recovery, a man brought it.to The woman being a look charatfter,- was tosarititted to Bridewell for a month. A young woman, *of repeltabla appearance charged •her-hatband with cruelly beating her, and , lefettine his family. He was -held to bail Mill the gannet Satins. . _- sstrwa _ r smi o n wilityjus i tha l ladv 4 7 1111U11114111irr, /fol. Nii iaLit ILO ban% ettiti. 0a Friday, at Mem. de LOT of 0. Ward, Vq. of a 4 00 , I,ailt watt. at,aatb,dat hadr at Sir Robot Gat Saab, lin of a Goa and heir. • MAIRSW. . . ~ ,alie te~ Church. Mr: Jobn_,O)dve. Parer a las Maittlyi. Noll CAWS Aber' Wlldeyv of litomptso in Kent. I:ksitatfidpOriar.l4cmidtaid.. 1 344/ Gloom:der, Ralph Price-Wilt !mood Maid ilk Charles Prim, dart. M. P, to Mitt Chailme ISOM/ Haftti, Voisinsift thisilbMlr of +he Itte Cblooet Hardy. a i diL i t, theism. of 1.1made1b..04.. Ilemither. at Law, to Mil 1 Marta Cooper, third dividers. ofOoloto John Cooper, of Dobbs, ''. no, • thefday la, at ikokeotasilforkfhiee, Liane. Laanoo, old Ark foot, to Mik Yarky, . . . . ,liiterlf, Thomas Tyke, Efq ; filer of John Tyke, Efq barker . f re e ls kin Coicrlsokiightor gerw a. Salmon, HI. of dig . . , . . . . ilo Tburfdov . at Lambeth Chorth, Mr Ling, jun. of 'Peck: imakho",ftlifsMittlrooltes tie !knibili. Sorry. IgD. . lUI •on ModdaP lift, Robin 'Gratify, Efq. at his tunic a Mot %lngham iu Katt. : At Stirling:on the istb alt. MI& Itabeila Wurdle, dig doceart4 Win. Word*. EN. • ;At ealftvintr, on Today Windt*, Henry Buchan, LA. 141 for. of Col. Atteltan.of aputo' fatherland, of the 511th regimen, Major of Bripae to General Gledltartes. • Monday lat. at his. lodgings in Gnat PorttatlAreet, Edward Plurrald, of New Park, county of Weston}, Eat. In Graftoo•ltreet,Dublin. Mr. George Graydon, many years ad eminent watchmaker in that city. He was the firft pedal that opened a fhogi In Graft. inAtreet . which was at that tine confide:red fo maw *almanac that the Idea was very' generally couliderad as romantic.. , • Mearday fenteght, at an admo-a 1 are. at PooleAoafe, Dom •Uptomnpea-Sammo, Mts. Machias, mad of the Late Valmont( • Harklus, Efq. Same day, it Hall, Liartsitint Thomas Lane, of Antal Navy, sad lam if SW Charicentrord ftlja Alm Paradlfe-row, Mr. Pete* Npoweed 73, fensett so cainent builder. Plitt MAT Laid rnuow Hay, per load, New ditto Straits, Cle , Cr • • • i a 31 , lei to 41 41 si est to' 31 122 'St ISt to 31 61 51 at to tt Of -New-Ditto : 31 es to 41 to PRICB OP HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. 9/191 61 Iv to 71 pi I.Poches 61 os to ti S. N E W COAL mAßkrr,fierember 4. i Ships t Market. ildps Sad. Prices. 3o Newrittic Coals ss 4306 d sss 04 Bundcrhed . 4 41s 9d 435 31 HIGH WATER AT LObIDIIN-BRIDGE TO-MORROW. o minutes after is gUtersooo A CERTAIN CURE FO CORNS ' INFALLIBLE OBRPAAN AN-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of ihis molt smiles! ItEMEDYIi fo certain of Its Macy having never failed, •fit avariety of Cafes. agrees, If it dies not eradicate rho Own', root and breach. TO ICTOROI TOR MONIZT. And he begs leave to idil.that it nal infinitely the advantage of the numbirief. Inc.a .eatimedllaniagata. Salves. &e. as stiguy bandit& °evaded per fect eoltieftify, among *hoot are film of the lirft eigsradastig this kin griefal• Solt alai Stefan by T.Anaftl. N.. t. Flash-lane, sad die Royal Endgame; and alto by Mt. Day, No. 7, Tavilleth *rest ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. jamee6ftreet; Mr. Hiller ! si, Pte-Mau; Mr. Ward, No. Jac, Holborn; and JAMS aid Co. No. ago, Oxfordareet. At Briftol, by Mr. Buligin and Mr. Sigeppaio, Bookfellen Okla. By-Hated, hooltfidier. arid Whoa, ritiossor. Edinburgh, by Same, South Mdse. Pink, and Carport, Mr. Harding's. LiVerpool, bpldr. Gem/ ponssosatioAr.jooss,foolthiti, • Waif arab.. Mr.Mouss.bookiOner• AM by iviltif the Vends eV Mearsioss itl Etglasill. Zuddei, Nagaoka; yb To Mr. HAYMAN, OOLDEN.SWAKE. SIR —Franc .the refpeeebility of -go writer, k Mr. Hunter, artslirt of*, plat* the lenge I noweackiorill de rat baranar. s Sit, your Molt /marble krvant, , . WILLIAM EgICK, Surgeon. • Wit, Waymin.-.1 um bsppy it is in my sober to carers dm yotu. DROPS. • Having hboured hate years under a 41mebilielubhaLbodY, eledkille bad raeourfe to. grew fo had u to reader ate incapable. of Daftness Twat itlatt advlfed to Make trial - of your•Drope ; after isfiag two there •remainedicaree Stband breadth of in upon my whole body , which alarmed me fo much, that I difenalinued them Ibr two weeks, when agoirr happily refuridng Chair 'oft, I cape. domed tble mall aftoolfling dike. as the faces grathelly and my kin came on, and returned to its natural colour--sny ap petite ilfo; which bad cutlrtiV telt am, betame perfedtly and though I have dirt-stationed the ere of /our medisioe ads htt mosubs, I ass now aslacitithy as ever I was in my life. 4 PATRICK HUNTER:" • utters al mss. Arnildetr omit Weihnoretand, Navembea To Mr. HAYM S AN, LONDON. Ssav—About tat yers:ago I weeded my angle; which , n.t. *Mending the aid of the faculty, became dreafad to the knee, ' arid in three bad ataxy attended with Into pain, and fo do let air inloranslieee4ist I bad Norsk. day waled; Getp we. elhanged from me and life a bunko, when happily I took your truly valuable Drops. and atu,•throogh the blelfing of GOD, per. feelly cured, .by sinateess• (mall battles. Though my leg was es bard as a ftnne, and 'trembled the bark of a tree, appearances now • convey nolltlot of What I fa long fuffered. Conceiving my ems orry aseritotiom. I freely give it you , * ribileatiba ; it may PAN out relief to my krt. I am, Sir, your very humble fervent, AGNII WHEELER" By appolottnent of Mi. fisynnsi the Drop are fold Wholefala only, at Mr. Butler's, No 4, Cheapfide, corner of Paternoltor row, and may 'tie had ef molt t °entry Boot fellers and Medias Yendeeihkeertireceirs. in Jut at 4s. 6d. cub. LIAVING dedicated paretf to (bc audy, and boall X A padded by the molt osokticrahle . pradtith in that branch erhla% I ogttt proper !O feiqdt, i tiOkthat i have not man tall ith . . • any data than the& who, in the cumtfien-beld of the, profefhon, are occalisetally: inunweed immune:minty, and camot always attain that fuccr:s which i. acqueted Sy coomatrating the lotthettual pwcr to onecials of &fouler. 'he dithafw of DRBILITY arc teiudarly AMMO* for Sri brioi with them a train of micieconitini 1y: uptake, and. by a 4a prallbia id all Sind oneigy, ealetincd itfre tecbdres etribittcia.•• Whiabontbay anti (tom thoctsvaict.a of is exempla, thoistesw the habits of CorafiM boys, II the haleincoots Of counties. they rt• • quire the rood Adivws peoraicial &Hi; tut by the IpohaM of netidadmod that, %be tyolYitookare aggftiated, sad the OA& tudon is &decoyed. . Asa•KIIMIII/Lolthe %ATMs CO LURIE of SUMS WPM I grogod any pretothont on tagolaFity of education; and Poffd sf4 son'y pfivflege to Ythelice. I fed otftelf entitled to that con , :ltre: with whelk I have hitherto bees follhoraby honoured. la dm et* fesitton at bad webs* caftY , appneetin. l 441 = the calamity of acdthilitateddeasne ; lal what er f,''' lin . a cosidatatooto of the unnanthiea of the rice ol.ith asvhdlde mitfortiiste, is fearful df the contthefe or rrolum of b " hi* phi air iiidheitoth over'hh larmity with careful w addled; it waft klatisfaetery Whim to he affOred sot ooh of eapattlitrot trainman, that ago at the meth Inviolable facreey• Aid! reeeth,Velooreal Camplaiotalt la pad* to ptesnot rise eager 111 difttere ; Lathe Ma oothOkallatt Ow It is the oalaira iseVireriatraore4b=oe la Oh has to ilea a fail, eeriah , sal , itsest ihe advailtiate of thlociretenee to Ebok ofoithee he itrio the selthed whitest, Mod of plifllLfrd, of any fymptoms al I.EAL 1241 7 114710 N, and is all calm the testis of mow ' . ens IEB4 on th e . brit inekview. ' lo tho Money ars ripe:led to loth*/ Bask aitti la sibtoqueltid etiftsiolfyibeir age sad toanneiat ',log. •hAANEIII BRIM Mother of the loyal CoSetre of Sumo. In Lootor.• W. so At:a.-ie-flout! Strand. oats Toro:- au .a . ." . =a ---- ' glkilX)N • - LOL : Printed and Pub Wad LEVEI. KENT Can:. • •tilinurplace, Lambeth), a the STA II 'OPTIC r, NO. I. Otrer Mai. AMMO alb at Iva Orates, tat ;It lux.