Star. — London, England, 1802-10-21 00:00:00

POLICE, &c. Gutaansu..—An information sas yellerday broughtld be heard before Sir WILLIAM STAIMA m,hi c ii went to recover ate forfeiture of a pengky incurred under an Aft of the 39th of George II tier publintingund knits a book without the pritv . ter's name being inferted. The informer was tz• strained by an attorney, who attended to manage the bufinefs of the information, and proyed his having bought the book of Mr. Holmes, at the Royal Exchange; which, when prcginced, proved to be a new edition of Baron Munchaufen. A foil citor who attended for the bookfeUer contended, that, agreeably to the preamble of the AO, its in tention only comprehended books of dangerous and feditinus tendency, and that the one now pro duced was the fimple and harrnlefs ridicule of an inventive genius, thrown againft the licenfed right of lying, fo long laid claim to by travellers. In the courfe of examining the informer, the fellow confefed he was employed by a man of the name of Fagen, to purchafe all the copies of this edition he could get, and that he had bought thirteen from different book-fellers; that he received ;s. per day from Fagen, while employed in this purfuit, and whether conviaion took place or not, he wls not in expectation of being farther rewarded. The man who was attorney for the information called another witnefs, who,liorn his defcription of felf, is half printer .And half litihor : to prove the offence of pnntiti, he faid that in the fawner of aot he had, at the folicitation of Mr. Lee, a Pamphleteer, agreed to lend his name to be affixed to the book now in gnaws, as printer, but that Mr. L. had ufed him ill, making him the pub. Biker, and not the printer. Sir WILLIAM STAIN'S was of an opinion_that the Alt of Parliament, under 'the authority or which this Information was brought, did not, in Lin opinion, include books of the defcription of the one which was the fabjea of this information, and Le farther obferved, that if the intention of the in former had been to akertain whether the book in eineftion had been fold without the printer's name being heated in it, that tsa might have been Prim lepdjeLone convieion, as yell as by thirteen, the fins of which carried elawe of crefu o the informer or his amplagerils *mho tangled the information. WIMPAIIIIP-STlLSlTe•.•l3ll'rnefday a man offer refpeaabßity in *Wields was examined on *A pleson• of having atiespeed to commit a violent, Au& on a gill about' eleven years of age. He was adMittedFso bail till the nest Selßons. Yeko Over was committed under the Police AB, as a reputed thief. Warracnarat...—Yefterday Alrahom Bentiairits brought to this Office in his shirt, having gamed Tway his clothes, by tong up halfpence, among fame other jcw lads, at the back of Gulfton-fiptare, Whitechapel. He Was (with three others) com mitted to the Honk of Correaion. lOW e r..—Yeterday Jain &saga Was chars ed )y Robert Brown and John M•Neal on lufpieson of !bill* taking from the Latter in the streets, a liatilt valued at 435. He was 'committed for re-examination. *lichee? Swaim, alMes — eleven years of age; was committed fin. trial, fee ftealing eleven filk hand- Urcbiefs, from the shad . of Mr. John Hooper. - ;- • • •On Meoday and Tadeifefemight, the (how of cattle at -Baiale (Yorkihirote.- lmas Fair, was satheiladifferent. Fat anlaiddliag cattle fold well. Sheep anal off at . about as. a head lefs than is Pak. At Mahon Anneal. Fair this week, cattle alb fold wall Sew however. hared rather a decline is peke. At Weylull fair there was the lkeafeg quantity of nets bops ever known, not there than' y or 610 poelistsraod :boat tor y ik e etsolyearlings sot.; yid:landing which,' to the wee etsuatey dealers- and coaeurers g Socked keels LR year's growth, prices ware Midi lower than was 'smelted, and many left nalhid.eitoceibilythe year. hags. Some fine rumbas* neW hop**. fold at s figs. per cwt. fonie few higher t bit the= pnce for fuels' was frost t4gs. to 15g.. From e cgs. to. ssgs Yearlings ware very heavy and fetched from gi. to tspirahlist more than half were fold. .•• • At lE t tuweiborough Fair on Tuefday good draught and faddle horiesied at utrallMl4, II igh pdceo-iotber cattle were **of (aloud the pnces declined. On Sunday fe'anight the watchmen on.tile Quay, at Greenock, ob(erved flames riling over the na ci tk e T ihode. They gave the alarm to stiv seQd'te companions, and immediatel wore* the (pot, when they fonok it proceede d q wherry lymg in the got Harbour, the fore and jib eiviEch iere,oi fire. They instantly lei ed on deck to alarm the crew, cnstfiftilig of' mu men, men, but they were Co Elk idle below, that-they, were obliged to go down and drag them opt Cok *cis beds. They had, contrary to re/ WarOa t cif the harbour, a fire on bond, which they (13) 1 04 to cubists& when they went .to rift.. By tat , ert i m i s of the watchmen, the fire was loon gotma% der.. The men were taken before the Migleitites , and fined. • , On Saturday morning, between two and thine o'clock a fie (eccalioned, it is- fupposkd, Alta fnaif of a candle falling astonge lame Mama broke out in the pia:war:one macuktAlory Of 111110; Clayton, in Cheaplide‘ Deritond, ,, binniogluswil which in a very lbws time confumed the wink Of the Sopping, which was built ensirely. of wood together with .the flock. 'ate. The adjoioing. owing to the. great martioos of happlyfosed front taking, . 1 . cafioned by a load' of (pick lime it the en* of the building. The barn, full of grain, and a adjoining, were entirely confutned. Lark week a fire broke ctut at the molt*Qg Eleazar bavy, Efq. of Yozford, bin by time* *Seance was Coon got under; the laimdry lome outhoufes gnat' being deftroyed. On Thurfday fa'nnight a part of the forts be longing to Meirelebn and Gaorge'Newfotn, in the north part of the city of Cork, were difc9.vere4 to be on hre ; an alarm being made in the morn . - ing by a neighbouring watchman, inrtediate affif tance was given, and in a (hort time the fire was happily got under without doing any damage of confequence. On Sunday fe 4 nnight, an inquifition was;tarn at Hoperoft's Holt,,Oifordfiviie, on the body of an unknown traveller. the deceafed was found dead in a hovel of araw, where he bad lain feveral days b:fore be was difcoveted. On Thurfday a (hocking and fingular accident happened to a foldier belonging to D over and one belonging to the Ordnance : they were undermining a large bank of earth, which unfprtu• nately gave way, and they narrowly efcaped being buried alive ' • the one belonging tore Ordnance had his left thigh broke, and , alfo a coMpound fra&ure of his right leg; his fpine i wnsealfo much hurt, but is fill living: the other poor (chow died on Monday, owing to a fra4hne of the bone of the wain, whichfeemed to have perforated his bladder. Mr. Smith, of Stradbrook, Suffolk, on Sunday fe'nnight, ittended the funeral of his daughtEr, a fine young woman 22 years, of age ; and on his return home he fund another of his daughters, 26 years of age, lifelefz. Saturday afternoon, a child belonging ton WO', man who fold fruit, was run over in. frottenhers court-road, by a cart laden with timber, and in- Randy died. . On Monday fe'nnight Charles Hutchinfon was brought to Stafford General. Infirmary, having one of his legs broken, and being otherwife bruikd by the.wheels of a cart paffing over him, having fallen from the fhafts• upon which he wi t s ;mint dently riding. A boy who accompanied him was. immediately difp,tched fin. &Silence; and. during hie alifesce the poor man was robbed of his watch' and matey, by two 'sootier: in human form,. who afterwards molt wantonly and cruelly threw him b k 1 a ditch. On Tnefday afternoon, about three o'clock, one , of the workmen employed in the ereaion of i building intended for a floor-cloth manufalory at the corner of Beneett's-row, in the Surrey Road, accidentally fell from the top through the yokel% by which he had one *fhb hogs and thighsbroken, i 40 was otherwife con fi deribry hurt. Hewes cog+ lined on a board to tbehofpital iii a v ery 7 1.' melon. eficily Rate. What is very remarkable, in the•forwt, Soon, t*o harks took fright sear the Magdalen, rand ran - away with a cart; when dircal/ o PPefita where the above accident happened, my Amy l down a plan, and the wheels went over his body. He was alfo cerried to the Hcifpital in a amigo. rout Rate. . On Friday night WI, as Mrs. Woolven, of Monicbridge, near. Henfteld, was retiring ID reit, about tan o'clock in the evening, the heard 'a nolfk smoiletthe fowls in a poultry yard adjoining thii, boufe, and on going down flair: to difcover the mare, fotind teal 'chickens lying dead by the fi de of a hen, under which they had been broodiug.4= Alarmed at.the loft Of fo many of her little pool: try, the called , up her hufband, who fuppofing ft isnuß have been oceafioned by a float or rat, c4*- Misled himfelf within fight ofthe fpot, in order to. ciikover, and, If poflible , to deflroy the murderer; 'whin - he had not fiood • hang, before he beheld i hedge beg, devouring, 'with great voracity, one* the l'allen chickens, and from his manner was Ws: roughly convinced bewail the Mon who had hill., .dl all ! ' It may be asked whether thia.selb rtnnt(Milish by writers of aatusal binary, isinuns ioci ipikp immatious), May net darer *aft lilliMai . ' bifrostrdeagpheohnts,poretidgestindother*Mie I 1 'On Monday everting part of the inhabitantrOf Beverley in Yorkflare, _Wererad'fied with 'the' hw; Miter and elevated diverfion' of BO Baiting.4After 4160)poor animal was torn at the Rale till die flimv inirtitude cOnlkno longer enjoy the horrid fp. - de, they led, or. father puttied the tortured beat; triumphantly through the Rreets, ethenilivi 'MI fatigue t• bellowing with angnifh 1 and *Aro • - - /with blood ! . , Three-akto were Come ti me ago* play i ng 14 . 411,P is; in Mecklenburg; when one of them. . Von , okitig at his- cal*, Laid, he would playa Sow Prcidre-r bat, at that moptuti was feized with.so rneie6c. fit, And clirPpesl.cleud from his *sire— , of his companions Ma out the moment 'hi; dropped. to fetch !DINH* aifißance--the other took Aip the cards, which had faUpi from the depd ;mugs Muds, and. having. ...tltent A yard, l e iry-yoolly—'/ be liod eeedaiobt. hare .?" .-...! lAsxin (J.— nefday morniessi fkiliatitsliMihr was fe light its as field at Ole Is 4 014 Teem. ht• Ween. Alp carPrKir.of ttwaree of William* und ;view of the imam of Jonas t they funght fee five guineas a fide;. .The eooloa-litiost 36Itkoutest antt terminated itfavnrtr 01 WWillligi lobo beak hit 4 1 0 4 8 01 4'a *lkons. . itaidi imifeliely . Woe" lit bis-eyis. - • • • . --A: - .4. ' ~-'.• , . A e nt de A l as le Gv * 0 C l o.4atiVegOW 4 l.2ll' the tack. of I.4..Titek digid• at *moo* Vlsl. a ebarafter walticivewammong* foam It is '..illt 44-Per4 . • Iniktimini aitiskef slle ga of Pies PoPi - . bizavely co baud do Mariborongh, wheie, . a prieept4.o( **mkt , ei!.at; I* rsfafed ta t tintfolioit be wet' 4, ut ato, *ft! a* eienfikiteni.: of ti p ' - figivilii r --'--- , - - r7T ll "7 r ' - : -- '7 1. 7 7vr •. . . .1: • - r • Wmicitain' AO 4 P II. • , • .-.•.. . , . ~ . .:. .;-.._,,,., : rseri lave beets recently InanTillftantewt rng idatter people ItoranilA incur by 0.'9141 AT l i bib under cl iffs that are reiiched by t.., i d ;o 411iife the following is not the leaß inting.,•••• - .41i A few years asb,' a p rivate hiit cotin quarter ,at Whitby, being impe lled Woo Common cisridfitY. repaired to the Scar, or A l M;up Rock, :at the fpot : of the call cliff, in &arch of *ills and ietrefaftions. The eagernefs of leech rendering him finctful'Of the rifitig tide, on his return he found itIMPOObIe to rats a rocky point, then' watbed by the woos ! which 'were in a very mat** Rate. Being intable to fwitu k he repaired 40 a ledge of rock, on illili4ll ' there was fo ride 'Mom; *tit lie was obliged to n rat& and tell each foot "alternatioly fifa and o:iLii di tide continuing to rife and heat kn. in thOopelefs fi tnation he was . d from the Weil Pier, but the waves rofao high, as to render the paffage of a boat to l'is relief impracticable. A large concourfe of people with ropes, affernbled on trip of the cliff, whi i ch'projeited over the head_of the unfortunate foldier at lean 8o yards. —At this critical time a Greenland Tailor, of the natne of Douglas, offered to be lowered down to his relief ; which offer was accepted, and he de fceaded with a line, in . which he flung the half , dead dragonii, who warlaiNy drawn to the film ' alif, and them was drawn up himfelf by the people iboVe. A collation was Made fOr the tailor on the fpot, who refufed to accept it, but on condi . 'don dust:the &Idler fhould go" halves with hina:" A' thepherd lately in France, in the environs of Paz, combated with. a wolf for more than an hour, without any weapon ; but the wolf would have fucceeded in tearing him to pieces, had it not been for the interference of a young Man who was palling near the fpot. The following curiousaceonnt h extraded from a Lanniter paper.: 44 On Monday the.aoth ult. as tw o young gentlemen were richng from Sa, berghto Barton-m-Kendal, on their way through Killington, Mr. H. informed his friend, that, about three weeks before, he chum! he hilt him (elf in that very place, w hich he teemed' per(llY to know, though he had sever been there befbre ; and, after enumerating manrof his imaginary dif ficulties and dangers, Mr. 0: the other gentleman, obferved, it was well that it was not likely to be then verified. It was at that time about fix o'clock in the evening. They jirititly agreed to pal Kil lington Moor; to curtailtheirjourney. According ly dieveotered Upon their pathlefs and but iin perfedly known route. Night came on apace, and the fwampy,.foft ground•eaufing them to make many circlet and atigjesAbey (con foind them. felve) totally bewildered. • Yet, unwilling to call , anchor in fo uncouth a fituation c they kept moving till twelve' o'clock, but not tilt iolk i . tarf many dun geronsadventures. Many tiMeatheyptieued therm cied barking of dogs; and, as oft, hi vain for affiftance. At la* they determined to remain fcr the night, uphit the fi de of a hill, wheie, tp ; pre vent cold , they kept Moving 'about. At in this their dreary walk, fete/zing a longer 'Oxetch than ufual, moll unetpeitedly they found a good hard road. Upon this, aftei• mutual eongratol4. Lions, they mounted, and direfted their coulfe' is they thought, to Kirldirioli(dak ; bnktbdcligly defending into an inclofecreoilptry,tn their treat aftonilhment, -fonnet theMfelves new the plane where Mr. H. rebited hid theitin, Which a future! ! whom they roufed out 41)4 ba4.foine difficulty in convincing them of." _ • Some days fence, as fame men were digging in a. Barrow, or Tamultm, heat. Stonehenge, under the direetion of feveral Main gentlemen, they found an antique urn, of 'an extraordinary figure. It was fomewhat in texture like.what is called, tone ware, unglazed, end_ very rudely limped, being nearly circular, but,eompreffed on one fide (pro bably by the weight of the earth), It was orna mented round the upper rim with a bOrder of con cave ixopreffions made by the thumb, and feveral firnilar embolred ridges wen:t Apia the top to the -bottom. ' It contained !ninon ()ones buraf, and is fuNofed to have been the Urn of a Math* King, and to have' been depofited there near mad years before Cinfar's . time. And on opening a Barrow ‘ we believe adled Upton Great Barrow, a 01; 1 or eofictte *Ca was difcaered at the dißanee is 'feet help* the furface, cnr in the native &elk Very nesak and containing burnt bean, beach of ambereiltil'bltie and white glafs, &c. The man that opened the latter expected to fade treafure, but when be found nothing of the kind,' be fent for a gentlemen, (Mr. Connington of Theylbury) flailed is antiquity, who now has it in hie rioffellivn, as alto the urn mentioned about. Fury Titoilson "'wisps are allotted for the Fir en Tickets of the Fir(t and Fourth Days °feint • .Enflith•LotterY, which ; • . aga: *wog ! : The se et jot •k 61 tossool. Tfirte Capitals of toool. yool. loot. ki. aisianting in the whole to altoool. The Tichita t 'Fbilene, Qmirters, *Eighths; and Six- Ninth **Pt Share% *e felling, on the hiwett tern's, at NiCHOLSOWIII Fortunate Office, No. 16, Combat, where, in the prefent Year, Two Prizei ef• notrioed. Mid 'soca eack were fold, divided into Sham" • • • STIITS LOTT UT OIFFICIL-1 - 19RmsBy and Co. No. 4. Corithill.—Nt;t Mond; the Engyth Lot tery begins Drawing. The Scheme contains more litiWzie than sup former Lot ter y :. Th e as • 'Ticket *fiats the porchafer with an noliatidieled benefit of ss,Ocol. The fecond day ollars.a zo,oool. ; the third day a ro,oool. I and i tint"fonith • day Wert* to the fire, a 4i,0001. lrirerry day —'s drawlovompias capital Prtses of Wassails Valii.4lcistostiisrinsd Co. take the '<appointing .6tut thavkiffit particular adroit 4(Viewen N elelosersilidlitary demand in the otiiiilt . Loscerp for Ticks' aid Shares, in order itiblentill** 'saw ast bn*z Tact 'ruble teak se MO as the** &fit draw: Twenty Oulisalli' eadr via the 011ik diit •of a ZAK uOndtratt . • • • ; „ t eeighbliorklod* won **Pal toned " 1 "t ;ciiiie loille t tiglitliiii — iivaiwithisitialorepliii imeaseife . isri b &AO. with .ther pratelk diffioulti ._ _,_,_ _Soak I tiisibcf a howdy yotosemi Is the foram of 010110 boar 4:! idaikie. endatbsipmenci of arffiiiis U K 'mg' I okboisrd *A 11. P-011 440$1.itteales14 after *it bambini, in Abe v i topirot of • . fit4o * : not w iptors 4 o4l46 k i i m o gnw i l ik, am mi =.71 wet& oscLethea swifollse• A . 10 e OW Yition yen of 4" hs : ..01IF so oho videiss, time** 14.111.40 kW 11 4 0 abostaNis _, _ . te r woone... *Pa Ati ' ; w4 is inewilab: riirssi A oftr t r isi al.zisatiart brobs wt law Mali , receiviid 3L ker. . . wawa t firof iv se 1 4 1 ofilift I ' 21 '0 (111 .19 1112 .1 11121 44 11 9 ll l * * i .P.4414*-bai iftlesiieribmgeli . chowhie St glad% b 6 106 6 0 rissusa 46 4. 11 1 a the aka orwhicis Viiiilleiti , 1 .- . rico: "V4•1 , ^7 , eir "! Bittfice '•• t Oa the ifoth bat at IVleltonAluwbray Lady L' . ‘ aN t., •r -awn;of a daiighter. On the sad ult. at Teignniouth, Devonlitire the Latil..qi money eughtrwuod, Efq. of Itilbwia Towerilorlhemherkt..4 of i Tao and • fseh: , Th e Lady of Thomas Gibfon Brewer, Efy. of New nnfwelt met, (4eay4reet,. of or &lighter. Oa I+R, the Ladra Captain Henry Yonge, of tke alth Light Oragooni, of a fon. A few days lefleei at .Motillam, near ehehusford, th e Lau; of Copt-18449f a flaaibter• • John Stack, ot Sallyconay, COUUV of Kerry, EN tr„ th r . Han. is ca C thesine . mairey, daughter of the Right iiet. Tipitaeal Lord arina' • IN Tilt WEST ENDIEI. 4t hikt:thaarae, Jamaica, Aug. 30 1 Mr. Ch ar l es T aiet‘ watchmaker.ltingeou, to Mrs. j. Ly. 6ilHps , ct the form— , ptacz. Lately, In Ringiton, vjamalea, Mr. Thoa. AI!wood, Of the Pict% of Fortipd, to Mrs Mary Ogle, of St. Antlrew' s . • At Earifton, George Inflect, Bfq. to Mils Gordon, only duo. ter of the late James Gordon, Efq. At Glafgow, on Thurfday the igth init. after a lingerin g in, nets, In the 55th year of his age, Mr. Willimn Pinkerto n . ra brewer, and late one of the Maglarates of th a t city. • IN THE WEST INDIES. On Saturday, Auguft aB, in Vcre, after a few days ili n % Mr. Robert Grant, Overfixr on Exeter nate. On the apth of July, at Orange Brook, in St. /oh's, U. mind C,c4teio, Efq. Lieutenant of the Saint Dorothy's Troop of Hoer.. Crn MoMinf Aug. 39, in Kingßon, Maloline B et h unti a nd, on Woandday; after a very {bort illnefs, Wm . w e ok„, burn Vernon, F.fq. lately front Europe. - On Sunday, Angu ft ay, in Kingßon Mr. Alex. hnlath, Melt arrived from England. At Sneed* Eitate s , in St. James's, Mr. Wm. Mand el i on . Oi his parnge from Montego Bay to Brillol, ea / 4.lu n i t, of the (hip Minerva. At Oxford Eftnte, Mr. Thos. Maxey, carpenter. On Thnrfday, Sept. 2. Mr. °eine Tatterfail. in !Einem, Matter Mofes Morals, Wan fon of Mr.Sra Morals. In Kthgiton--C-apt. James Johnny ; Mrs. Alice \l'eM; -Mr. James. Malone; Mr. Tilos, Tyt rel ; and Janes Maxe,f.:g. merchant. On Saturday, Anglia 7, at White River, in St. an 's, Mrs Mary Amt Barnes, the wife of Michael Barnes, Efq. Same day, at Lucca, Mr. Bran 's, Clerk to Men, Dickfon, Malcolm, and Co. _ _ Op Viednefday, Augnit t, at Pandife, Weitnnireland, Mr. Duncan Benxi, aerk to Mr. Ifaac Grant, of Kingflon, On the 44th of July, in Kingftou, M r. Philip Step:teurott, orp oter. On jltnaday, Augult In Inns/ton, Mr. Alex. NPReand, bookbinder. Thusiday, Aug. t2,in Kingfton, Mr. Thns. Scott, carprnter. On Tuefday, Aug. to, at Savannah-la-Mar, Matter Goy Ruddick,- fob of Henry Ruddick, Efo. On Monday, Atiguit t 6, in the Town of St. Ann, Jnltia Thomas Jenkins, Efq. Lieutenant C010n...! of tie Ft. Ann, Rsolmet of Forst, wiW had been sa inhal4taat of Jamaica for 37 Ifaxi• 9. t h e 4 eil k , f 4 Anvil, at Port Royal, of the yellow fever, James Urquhart, Efq. late Captain of Greaadiers of th e 8 5 th Regiment. In Kingftnn, Mailer John Aikman, &left Con of Mr. An. drew Allman; and Mr. John Saunders. On the 6th of Auguft, in Portland, Mr. !ames M‘liae,Orer feer of the 33ogg Eftate; and on the 9th Mr. Walker, Book-keeper on Paid Eftate. •Oa Saturday,' Augua Et, at Kew, in Hanover, John Pater fon Efq. of the Baulk, in that Parifh. ihe fame day, in Kingfton, Mrs. Cameron, the wife dn... Cellist Cameron. At Shrewfbory, in Weltmoreland. Thomas Smalling Fottc, Efq. fecond fon of Thomas Foiter, Efq. of Eli:n, in St. Eliza. beth's. _ At ths Orchard, In Hanover, Wm. Noble Mattkk, Efq. said the Infant daughter of Dr. Bromley. ' At Blue Hole Eitatt, the Rev. Sam. Wells Barnett. TO. M012.1t 0 W. * rife I A= lets M o an rife $4 aftfr - 6 6 nikintes after $ t 6 stsiputcsaper s ifiZH WATER AT LONDON lilllDs - 17C - TMORK;iI . Mar gag , minutes -Afternoon 3g ati•tuscs atter To THOMAS TAYLOR, FJq. Bridge-ftreet, London. }followed Sir, Edinburgh, March IR, aat. I BEG leave to inform you, that ever -fiAct rhea year 1790, I have been airlidled with the Leta Vorms; Which, from its obltinately refiring every cootie of med,clis Prekribe4, by the molt eminent of the faculty here, sositndcr &pin kireral revere courfes of falivatiou, and torice-stirchactoi ttOm.the Hofpitol, with little relief, would appear to be of du Ittortilivaterate nature: ba the fpring of IA year my diford/ had got to fuel a hood, as nearly to put a periiid to my eilito.nce 'had a large ulcer on the crown of my bend, one an each atim and my legs were broke out in a frightrui ;moan; my ri,t4t Was' dreadfully painful, .and had bees in ss a {tate of :detrain for the kit fever years ' • my left bad air, two large nodes on it., was very miler •Bfcoloured.andgave me fuch excruciarn paid, particularly when warm in bed, as neariy to dep rive nt. ()fres. In this lamentable Rote I wits recommended :ty Mr. j..thornio• fon, (who received fo great a cure by them li,frao, to take your Leake's Patent Pilh, which I began to do on the 26 . .11 jiMar; In the,courfc of a ortnight began to receive benefit—in kik more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were round ly heiden--foon after the Cures on my legs healed alto, leaving however, confiderable difeolouratiou bs the akin, and -tin in the bone of the left, which, by the bleffing of Goo, anda Huh longer perfeverance in your invaluable Med;cine, roblid.d; the nodes difperfing, the fkin regait4ing its natural hue, at:,. rt a nee , turnal pains gradually going off.-1 thus became, by your De mi advice end medicine,tinrfectly free fiord ail my iormercom phinto--ltave recovered my former fpirit and fartmgth, and ant becoine jolly and fat, in which ftatc havhig cor..need many months to theaftwainunent of all who know me, I am at a to.s in what terms to exprets my gratitude, l;tut beg you, for this good of other ftlQiing mortals, td make this my cafe as public as poffible, I than on every weabon ;in fo doing you ,wilt greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, weer humbic fervant. ALBX:MURKER, Swan's Clore, High-ilreet, Ediubsrgb. Witneres to the above cure .—John Thontpfon, No. a. Nor Poultry-market, John ht Into& ,Old Allem:ly dote, E dinburgit.. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, THOMAST.At LOU, Mentber of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his Houk, N 0.9, New Bridge-ltr:oet, London; where, after a cede.: re.ndence of more than thirty-fit years, in a praclice ly dinated to the cure of Ve.neriel Complaints, and tl.ofr tsc dental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolaltl: . which. 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