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== • •••••IIMPIIM... 1 IRELAND. D117.1.5N, JANUAR': t 5. 1 Monday morning Lill, in cenfequence of infor. Machin receive I by thd Superintendant Magittrate, Capta;a nticorr, of the Yeace.eftablifliment, npprchended John M , Drrnell, in Jervis-Rivet, a <Juin; oti;nder, charged with robbing, in company with two other delPeradoes, Mrs. Lucy Ray, in her in Cavendish-row, on Saturday loft, in the evening. The robbery it is mentioned, was perpetrated in the following . manner :—The three villains having got entrance into the houfe by arti fice, the fervant man, James Lee, having opened the hall door, they entered the parlour, where Mrs. Ray and another Gentlewoman, Mrs. Chamber laine, were lifting—the ruffians, two of whom, it (ems, had their faces blackened, prefented their pillols, audacioutly laying they had come to leek fatisfakflion for the killing of one of their compa nions, who had been flint in November lilt ilt making an attack en Mrs. Ray's houfb. They forced thew two Ladies and the fervants down to the hutler's pantry. where *Donnell cut the gold watr!-. from Mrs. Ray's fide, and taking her keys, locked the family up in the pantry, and proceeded m plunder the bottle. After rummaging for tome time, having got the keys of every place, they brought Mrs. Ray from the pantry up Rairs to Thew them her private dintvers, where the villains faid the had fume money, and valuable property. Te Lady obliged to comply, the ruffians poffeffed themfelv-As (betides what they had previoufly fecur ed) of a quantity of filver-coin, half crownsi and dollars. a diamond pi Lure and pin, and feveral other articles. Being fomewhat fatisfied with this plunder, they locked Mrs. Ray again up in the' pantry, and then proceeded to indulge themfelves ith wine in the cellar. The villains brought a couple of bottles to the terrified people faftened up in the pantry, clearing them to drink, and had the audacity to fay, that if they would be agreeable, we fuppofe not to make alert], they would liberate them and permit them to earoufe in their company all night. The defperadoes after thus indulging themfelves for Tome trine, made their efcape.— Mrs. Ray, we hear, has identified *Donnell, in whole poll - alien, by the timely atlivity and vigi lance of the peace-officers, has been found almoll the whole of the property of which that Lady had been robbed. The offender *Donnell, who has been appre hended for the robbing of Mrs. Ray, it feems is a /oelamith, and the perfon charged by the crimi nals who were tranfported for robbing the honk of Lord KILWARDER Tome tittle (ince, with making the lkeleton keys, which were the inftruments of that depredation. Die. t7.—Tnefday night Major SIRR appre hended two men in Francis-ftreet, in the aek of darting bullets. One of them calls himfelf Bryan .Eerrly, but, it teems, affumes many other names ; the other is J ames Carlini; both are from the County Wieklow.--hey had call. above goo bullets, mott of which had not been feparated, but were in the Rate they were taken from the mould, all of which the Major fecured with the offenders. Sit other perfons, charged with the robbery at Mrs. Ray's bottle in Cavendifh-row, have been ap prehended. • OLD IMILE r. ankYenerday twenty-three prifoners were tried, one of whom was capitally conviaed, viz. John Richartifon, for the capital charge of bur glarioutly breaking and entering into the dwel ling-houfe of Ann Morris, with an intent to Deal ; he was taken in the houfe, and the fat of the breaking being proved, left no room for hefitation on the part of the Jury. Thirteen were conviCted of felony, viz. Jame Leach, for Dealing fome articles of wear. ing apparel, the property of Wm. Dalton and James Callon, the former the matter, the latter ttic fellow fervant of the prifoner. On the t 3th of December, the prifoner was mitred at an early hour in the morning from his fervice ; and at the fame time the property men tioned in the indiament was milling ; he was purfued, and apprehended near St. Albans, and all the property found upon him; this was proved by three witneffes, and the prifoner was found ° trait Dorfet, for Dealing a barrel of °liters, the property of Elizabeth Dunn. Mrs. Dann, who keeps an oyller warehoufe in Long-acre, proved the robbery, and the was cor soboratel/41 by the concurring teflimony of other witnetres ; the prifoner, who offered nothing in his defence, was found GNihy. Charles and jam Areb (brothers), for Reeling eight quarternoaves, the property f Mr. Clarke. John Smith, the fervant of Mr. Clarke, faid, lie was ferving cidlomers in Guildford•ftreet, and happening to quit his ba&et, which flood in the ftreet, for a few minutes, he found, when he return ed to it, that inflead of 53 loaves being in it, as there were when he left it, only five remained. Two perfons who faw the prifoners take the loaves, and ftifpefiing them, obferved the direc tion in which they ran, and purfned them, when finding they were eloftly preffed, they shrew the bread away ; they were, however, overtaken, the bread identified, and they were both found Goa'. They petitioned the Court for mercy, raying, that extreme difirefs had cau(ed them to commit the crime, having fuffered confiderably with hun ger, and five children, who, whit their mother, were all in the molt lamentable Date of poverty and wretchednefs: they fitict they Were thensfelves bakers, but could not obtain eMployment, and concluded with imploring a lcnieut (entente. The Judge enquired it - they had any friends, Or any perfon who could give rrny favcitirabk account adiem ; but, netwithilanding ft apiteared that their father is an opv.lent matter-batter, yet no per. fon came forward, and they retired; the (errant cf the pmfecuter thva came up and liked for his expettecs ; but the Judge refuted* him, obftiving, that by his negligence, us defer Tit ldibilket, Ti tempted thr cotnmiillon of the crime, which other wife might never have( %-:urred. Here one of the Jury, who (fated himrelf to be a made:- baker, l id, that they could never curry on their trade tinlels their fervants, from neceflity, occafionally quit their balkets at gentlemen's doors. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ His Lord hip, however, petfifled in his rcfufsl. Sufannah 2 . t!„7.7, for Ilealing a flyer watch, the property of Alexander Frazer. John Turne., for dealing a piece of hint linen and other at ticks, the property of Meas. Mills and Co. _ _ ?hamar Wood, for Healing a the afs, the pro perty of John Upton. William Brown, fur Reeling 451 b. weight of beef, the property of Samuel Thomas. • Ann blame, for Reeling four quart pewter pots, the property of Thomas Henderibn. time Riggs, for Reeling a gown and other arti des, the propei tv of Benjamin Philips. Thorne Rie4nr;ffon, for Reeling a quantity of lead, the property of Sarah Primmer. Ann George, for ftealMg a waiftcoat and other articles, the property of Hugh Rofe. Samuel Woodland, a private in the Tower Ham let Militia, for itealing a fiver spoon in the honk of John Duchlefs, at Edmonton. Two were convieted of mifdemeanors, viz. John Kona, for unlawfully uttering a counter feit !billing. • Abraham Molder for receiving a certain quan tity of annarto, well knowing it to be ftolen , the property of Mellis. Jackfon and Fullwood. The principal evidence againft the Defendant was Thomas Darbyffiire, fervent to the profecu ton, who faid that he had been in the habit of robbing his mailers from March till November, the time he was deteaed ; that he had taken large quantities of this annatto to the Defendant's houfe in Petticoat-lane, where lie fold it to him for i s.6d. and is. per lb. when deteacd he was promifcd that he fliould not be profccuted if he would slit cover his accomplice ; hd accordingly impeached the Defendant as the receiver, and told his mat ter, and the officers, the particular drawers in the Defendant's !hop (who is a druggift), where it was put. On their going to the ii - oufe, they dif covered the property; which was pofitively (worn to by the quality, and the particular marks on it. The Defendant at the time denied any knowledge of the Profecutor's fervent, and faid he made an natto himfelf. Mr. KNAPP, Counfel for the Defendant, con tended, that no credit ought to be given to I)ar. bythire, for that he, in order to fcreen himfelf, might have trumped up this Rory : there was no proof that they had ever been ken together, and there was no reliance to be placed on his llate ment. Mr. K NA?? made a long and able defence. He called three relpeCiable witneffes to his cha rafter. One had known him fifty years, another twenty, and the other eight ; they all agreed in giving him the belt of char:afters as to honefty. The Learned Judge (lammed up the evidence, and told the Jury, that by a late Mt of Parlia ment, where the principal had not been profe. cuted, the offence of receiving goods knowing them to have been flolen, was only a mifdemeenor, and punithable with fine and imprifonment. In this cafe they would weih all the circumftances ; and if they faw any reaf on to doubt Darbyfhirc's evidence, they would acquit the Defendant; if, on the contrary, they gave credit to what he had (worn, they would find him guilty. The Jury immediately found the Defendant Guikj. The Defendant was a very old man, and ap peared extremely ill ; he was obliged to be fup ported into Court. He was then given in charge to Mr. Kirby. And (even were acquitted, among whom Henry Learn, a child of twelve years old, was tried for (leafing four fbillings from a waggoner at Hounflow ; but the profecutor being unable to fupport his charge, he was confequently ac• quitted. Asia Powell was indifted for uttering a falfe and counterfeit fhilling, well knowing it to be fo, with intent to defraud John Deering. The only evi dence againft the Prifuner was a boy of eleven years of age, who (Wore that the Prifoncr at the bar, on the day Rated in the indiament, met him in the ftreet, and defired him togo to the bottle cf the profecutor, who keeps the Crofs Keys, in Wood-ftreet, for half a pint of rum, fhe gave him a Shilling for that purple : when he preferited it to the prolecutor, he difcovcred it to be a bad one; he told him that the woman that gave it him was waiting in the greet; when they went to look for her fhe was gone, hut by his dirthions they ap hrehended her at her lodgingi in Cock -court, Snow ill, when a quantity of bare money was found in her box. On being interrogated by the learned Judge as to the truth of his itatement, he confcfted that he had been in the Philanthropic Society for three years and a half, and had ran away ; it appeared alto that his mother had been tried and convicted at the Old Bailey, and the whole of his evidence was given with a view to fcreen his mother, whom he had at firft conferee' to the profecutor font him to pars it off. On this the learned Judge &reeled the jury to acquit the Prifoner.—AcquitierL 'The boy was then ordered to be detained to be Cent back to the Philanthropic Society. POIAC Cu nantat4.--Yetterday Nathaniel Raglan was examined before Alder'slan Williams, charred by John Dennis and James Challis, on fufpicion of &-aling a large bar of iron, which they found up. on him . on Wednefilay night laa, in Chick-hme ; he was committed for a re-hearing. warm us..—Yeßerday 344 Pain" a black Man, was charged by Mr. William Young, part ner in the houfe of Metfrs. Dixon, Young and Co. flop-felleri, in Fenchurch-fintet, in the city ; the charge hated, that the Witmer came to th -&• !hop op the t ith of Decentberlall, with a written or der, fired as W by J. /lithe'', for fix bet blue lucid., fix pair of troVrfeni, and fix pair df fiock- Which be had out of the flop, 6lieving the to be Me, as corning from Joahit KiYiset Ca--grin of tte Areflintainan, witom the witnefs perfeal y I:11:w. The apprentice in the fliep, Richard Wellcoc, cle i vofed, that the Prifoner, encouraged by hi, former inecei's, came to the fhnp on the isth da) of the fame month, with another order for twelve Ihirts and four wait coats, purporting to be the order of the above Captain Kirbey, which were alfo delivered to him, ail which orders appearesi to be forged, as the Captain declared upon oath, fuch orders were ever given by him : the pri loner was committed for re-examination. UsioN-HALL.—Wednefday John Herding was charged by William Blake with robbing him of a watch. He (fated, that he met the Prisoner in the Borough, when they both went to a public4xmtb, and after drinking for fome time, looking at his watch to observe the hour, the prifoner thatched the watch out of his hand, and ran off with it into the beet. After a long purfuit he was taken, and the watch found upon him. He was fully committed for trial at the next felGons for the county of Surrey. The airlifted with Rheumatifms, Sevin. Lumbago, Head ach, Numbuck, Paifey, Flatutrades, and Pains of the Sto mach, w ill find an (Pauli remedy in WHITKIICAD . II EISEN• a of Me STAID, which has frequently fuccecded in cafes that had balled every other method, and under eircumftances that • precluded every erpedatien of relief from the means %frailly prefcrihed. It is prepared in Pills, and giro in a fluid ftate.— lhe Pills are an excellent Stomachic, particularly ferviccalde in Hatt:lender and Indigeftlon • and by their falytary mode of operation, (infcnfilde perfpiration) they gradually undermine the molt obltinatc Rheumatic and other cemplaints, and at the fame time invigorate the debilitated conitituti 'Else Fluid i Efibuce is a remarkably adtive embrocation, ii ot ail:wily laird with th e PiUs ; and as it generally excites a tin Ing li:oration, even in the deepcß feated mufcics, it removes the caufe of pain, by bringing on a proper circulation in the part. By this means, the revert* Sprains and &Wks, old Strains and Re laxations, are frequently cured by a few applications. In me vous licad-achs, it affords inflantaneous relief; and by the fuggettion of feveral Ladies of diftidtion, Mt Jo:furrow pre pares it, for the accommodation of the affluent, equally grate tbl as the Honey or Lavender Waters; in this Rate it can only . be had at his houfe, No. ry, Greck-ftreet, Soho, London, in larger fired bottles, at t xi. 6d. each: genuine is diftin guilhed front counterfeits by the Kim's Patent, and the figna tare of R. JOHNSTON OH the table of each box or bottle. It may be had, at 211.9 d. each, of every reputable Medicine Ven der in the three kingdoms, Weft Indies, and America. To prevent counterfeit impofition, the diftingnifhing imam of the genuine are necclfary to he attended so. Lately, in London, Mr. Thomas Court, of Savage-gardens, merchant, ton of Chriftopher Court, Efq. to Miff Frances Dig lies, fecond daughter of Mr. Robert Cig4les, of LiverpooL BIRTHS. On the roth inftant, at her houfe in Prinee'wftreet, Edin burgh, Mrs. Macnab, of a daughter. Oct the 7th init. at Rafe CalUe, the lady of the Hon. and RigKt Rev. the Lord Bifhtip of Carlifle,of a tenth fon and chid. listorday talk Mrs. Grant, of Weft-fquare, of a daughter. Mrs. King, wife of Jofeph King, Efq. of &Katt, of a fon. MARRIED. On Friday laft, it St. James's Church, T. rewfter, Efq. of Thornbury, near Briftol, to Mifs Lacklugton, of Charles-ftrect, St. lames's. On Tuefday fermight, at Preltbury, Mr. Samuel Rentbats, of Macclesfield, to Mils Brofter of Bollington, Use!hire. Lately, at Stoke-upon-Trent. Mr. Thomas Brookes, mer chant, of Manchefter, to Mifs Myatt, lane-end, Staliordfhire. Lately, at Huyton, Mr. Menke*, furgeon, of Congleton, to Mifs Yams], of Knowfley. Lately, at Gringley, Lineolnibire, after a tedious widowhood of thirteen we .s, Thomas Bingham, aged So, to Mfrs Matt' Dawfon, aged 75! 1 ately, at &too, Mr. Pulfey, innkeeper, of Hull, to Mifs Alice Sparrow, of the fanner place. At Glafgow, the tyth inftant, Hugh Bogle, Efq. of Kingfton, Jamaica, to Mifs Agnes Bogie, daughter of the late Mr. Mi chael Bogle, merchant in Glafgow. At Bowbridge, Mr. Robert Wright, archited, Edinburgh, to Mite Mary Finnic, daughter of Mr. John Finnic, farmer there. Saturday, at St. James's Mara, Mr. R. Jarvis, of Picca dilly, to Mifs Hayter, &lett daughter of John Hayter, Erg. of Old Civeudilli-ltrect. In Lower Mount-Street, Dubin, Peter Coleman, of Dun dalk, k fq. to Mils O'Reilly. Mr. Doherty, apothecary, Capel-ftreet; Dublin, to the wi dow Wade, of hid place. On Saturday, the 17th inftant, Mr. John Evans. of Lime- Rrtet. to, Mils Elartrunt, of Chefter-place, LaMbeth.. DIED. On the 26th of Weber; It ?dards:leo, to whkh Mold he had removed from Tobago for change of air, his Excellency Richard Mallon, El,. Governor of Tobago. On the aath ins. Chu. Harris. Efii. of C'heyne-walk,Chelfea. On Saturday morning, In Sining• Gardens, J. Devaincs, F.fq. On Saturday fs'nnight ; in the 79th year other age,in George- Rivet Surrey - read , hirs. Mary Edwards , relidt of the Rev. Samuel Edwards. On Wednefday, Robert Ammar, Vfq. merchant in Glafgow. Lalt week, Mr. Frauds Wriklc, late nußer of the Llther, of Hull. Ott Tuefdiy, aged 23, Mr. John Hmwkinw currier, of HulL He had not been married quite tlute weeks. At his lodgings, at Biihopthorpe, near York, John Puled, Efq. formerly of the 6th regiment of foot, and late Captsin in the Pontefra& Volunteers. At New hlaiton, Wfliam Herdfman, Efq. On the sth init. at Etmoutb, Detain, after a tedious and for Come years undetermined illnefs,Thosnas Charle,, fecond fon of the Lite Richard - Wilfon, Efq. and erandfon of Cheißopher W:lfon, late /Whop of Briftol, and of the Rev. John Fountsyne, Dean of York. On Sitnniay, at !ter Mother's haute, to Grahon•Rrcet, B.•schcntft. On the 3d loft. at Chatham, William Ca?ley, Erg. Com mander of his Majeftr s ihip invincible, and fon of the late Sir George Carley, Bart. On Saturday left, at Puller-Pant, by the buriting ol'a blood villa, William Price, Late of Watford, Efq. and many yetrs in the COMMiffiCla of the Peace fur the Cuunty of Glamorgan. On Saturday evening, at his bode, in Gone-Area, Ha nover-fquare, Thomas I Lowden, Efq. Monday, after a lingering Ilincfs, at his Chamben,in Gray's inn4quare, Bennet Clete Wetifter, Prep Ou the t7tlt ale. fuildenly, Mr. Wm. Stimpfon, fanner and dealer, of Briiley, in Norfolk. As be was returning from St. Faith's fair, in company with two of his tons and fume neigh bour, who were riding near and convening with him at the time, hr fell and expired, even before his friends (fp near him) could alight to add!, or know the cat& of what had happened, teeing him ban on his boric and hill—before which he appeared quite well, was very cheerful, and perfettly free of inebriety. Such are the vlelifitudee of life! At Waterford, Lieutenant Beelower, of the sd beta, n of the Dutch brigade, quartered there. O. Saturday the 3d initant, after a few days Hines, at Mr. Rubinfates, Piccadilly, ALsor-befter, BBL Maria Cbctiuun, of Buxton. On t he 4th Ink Mr. WM. DffrOtrAtterney at !Min Ots Saturday k'nnigbt. :aged Ss, Mr. Richard Arnold, for merly a block-maker, in Liverpool. On the sth in*. at Halton, ita Ch Aire, Mifs S arah Wright, in the 25th year of her age. On Souday riaOrning, the Rev. W. Emmanuel Page, Vicar of OVertort,nr.ar FlUdfliam, in Chef:Mee. On Wednefday fennight, Mn. Berry, in Renfbaso-ltreet, Liverpool, widaer of shelve Mr. prep& Berry. Lu Wexford, Mr. Wm. Kearney. MOH WATER AT LONDON-RAMP TO-MORROW Morning - tj minuet alter 9 AA=MA .. 46 minim after 9 I TQ TriE A) BLICTF,Ij. IR. SOT:ONION , I:rives'tlte greaten fat: Lion from the nuMba or elks that alma° duty when in the cflicacy'of tl. Cordi.d Balm of Gilead e;11 ftratcd, in eradicating the Word. and molt dangerous fyrtre,, of nervous difordert; and 'I: is fully convinced that has tended fo much to eitablillt the fame of this Medicin.•. 3 „.: certain fuccefs in chore coniptaints, Which Mike their root, I:, deep in the conttitution, and ate fo fatal to the happin e r, ct Mankind. Thu Cordial Balm of Gilead Is therefore earnellly mom: mended to thole who In advanecd age feel th e con f equenc , youthful ex cefs,or unfortunate youth who have thereby brou g h t on themfelres a numerous train of evils, and is at once thc Dl* elegant and cflienclons Medicine ever yet dlicoveredfornervi," difeaks. In weak and pottered conflitutions,weaknefs of fight orine• mory, hypochondria, tremblings, horrors of the mind, k t „ 4 debility, and all other difeafcs arifing from a relaxed Rate oldie nerves fyftem, and often the confequence of intaanper ake, debauchery, inattention to the neceirary carts of healtb,lotury iu fedentary, if:salve, or ltudious life ; this Cordial Balm univeriffily ettablifhed its reftorative efficacy, and may he jugh, enumerated alnoirgft the fo:atioft of thofe happy dik ever: 4 ,which trizdical refeareh has procured as the blaings o r t h e thatnan race, and greeteß counter.attive to human rnifiry.., ,Thourands at this day in the three kingdoms, and nuift pe ns of Europe. Afii; acid Ainerica,live to biers the day they firlt ay ;plied to this admirable remedy, and enjoy the Netting' of habi t, !who Might otherwife have dropped into an untimely gr ave , t h e al/Rims-of early Imprudence. Youth and age of either lex are equally the objets of this re. Rotative, and they will uniformly participate in its falubrioo s qualities and effeßs; for whether the fyftena is debilitat.J in the early-pet of life, or is finking under the advance of year, a few doles t • [this Medicine will afford immediate affuranic of returning health and ftrength, by giving tone to the macular fyftem and organs of digcßion, and by renovating tit; con ftitation. To the young it will affiard tatting health, fhingth, and fpi. riff, in pbee of latitude and debility ; and to the aged rd infirm it will affurvilly lured& great relief and comfort by geed, and faddy invigorating the fyftem. Nervous diforders of every kind, and from whatever cat arifing; and all that train of finkings, anxieties, and tremor,, whiih to dreadfully affitt the weak, the fedentary, and the de. licate, will in a fhort time be fuer:ceded by chearfulnefs, me every prefage of health. 'Mae who have refided in the Weft Indies, can tcftify eat falotary aids of this wonderful Medicine; its fattarnr qua'.. ties have particularly been proved in the late alarming raid. mit complaint, the yellow f-tircr ; and tlsole who are languid anal rc !axed in their whole fyfiern ' take this Medicine with the h ay . pieß effeffis; pct funs therefore going to the Faft or IV/it Italie, cannot Rory a more harporumt ankle of health and life. Youth of either fax, who have praCtited a ferret and defirue tire vice, and :hereby relaxed, weakened, and dthilitand cite whole nervous fyftemotill find the Cordial Balm of Gilead au moR powerful, certain, and effeffinarreftarative. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is now confidered as the great& difcovery that has been made in the memory of man ; it is po tent, fate and pleafant. The rapid and increafuig fame bellow - /NI en its author and inventor (Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool; it the true and only criterion toladgehrthe merits of a Medicir which has been adthiiiiftercil from the highcft to the lowrit of people with inch happy and neifohn fuecefsp—The Yeosier, of this Medicine frequently capppt ot [applied as gawk u the demand is for it, and it is a fiffi.ortir[hy of remarkohatAci are fold nearly as loon as diet affi4+o band, mail or idie nag- Guinea Bonk% beirig befpeke before &elate ordered. • Prier Half-a-04nm a bottk, aied r sir 34 The Cordial Balm of Gilead, and Guide to Heikki, maybe obtained every day, at the following appointed places of fale,sit. London, by Mr. Mattlittes, M. tt, Strail4, In Bath, .by Hazard ' Ltheankr, by %Teakettle! Bridal, Sheppard . Leeds; Nuns Brighten, Gregory ' Lick al% Dm, ham, Swinney Lynn, Hcailly li ß ito b il Smith Leicetler, Gregory Blendfoild, Simmons ..---, Brethren fiery St. Ed. Dingle Lewes, Lee Cheltenham, Harward Maneheiter, Lynch Cambridge, Hodgkin Margate, Rowe Coventry, RollaOn Maidftene, Blake Coichclier, Itl-Imii• • Mulhornagh, Hatted Canterbury, Simmons Newbury, Fulbrr Carlin; Jill& Newcaftie, Walker Hualand And by all the reputable Medicine Venders, Bookfelm &c. in every principal town in England, hviand, Scotland, girl Amtilea. 1.L4 's PA. To ThenitsTayfar, Surgeon, Nb 4, New Bridge-fireet, Black . friars, Iscindoi. ark. ' Plymouth, January 7. IT is but juiricc to TOW' invaluable Medicine, ,LEAllirs PAT 1:24T PI LAS, (of which my Father and kW 'hifiebihtilllieeßabUfhed Venders for yoU ' at this Port,ls years) to Rate to you,' ibr the Lifer:nation and benefit to the Public, ;the Nitwits, very extmeedinaty Cure performed by them. Mr. B —,.a young mat, about foot years finer, was area ' ed with the Venereal Complaint, and on the ' Brit appear - once of it had recourfc to as emioenf Surgeon ' who adminiftered the maul routine of Medicinri for a eimlldcrable time without ea& ; he theo applied to analSer of the faculty, from whom he took a variety. of medicines to tfo porpode : about this time a foul ulcer. appeared in his throat, and large fwcWnp on kis airs, whites gave him fuels dreadful excruciating pain, particularly whim he *as warm in bed, as to deprive him of tel ; he corn. nueslin this melancholy way fhr tome rhonthi, when a Gewttc. man got him into a neighbouring lafirinary,*here he remained upwards' f three months, and went t heough a regular mercuri comic, and was fur tome time a little better; he was then &- charged, and returned to this place; where, In a very Wort time, he becatbe as bad or %voice than ever : he now tried kraal pi tentand advertihtd medicines, bet in vain, and was at this pe riod redueetfto a mere fkeleton, his legs were broken up with wounds and ulcers in leveret places, and much fwollen ' he was fo atered as not to be known by his intimate friends, and et peeled. that every'fbeceeding hour uroold be his laft. In this mehmeittily haulers plate I taw him, and mull confers if he bad not told me his name, be was fo emaciated, I Would not have known him. Having related to me the above melancholy tale, .and knowing the great eillese7 of your PLUI, I aft-al him if he would take lonic of than upon my rcconustendatian he Paid he would, but he feared hit was ton far gone to cancel any re lief in this world ; I fent him four Boxes, which he took, and when I called on him again found him in better fpirits and able to lit up in his chair; limn after this he want to his friend io Cornwall, taking a limply of the Pill, with him, whiz* Ile continued for a conflderabte time according to your printed directions, gradually mending in health and cm:Phut:on ; about twelvemomhs finee We returned to this place, hi. Isle perfedly well, grown jolly and Rout, and as well as ever he *as in his life. he married fusee his return, and about feeds weeks aro was bidied with a fine, thumping, healthy boy. He has particularly requelted me to Rate to you the above extraordinary care, that you may dinvey it usthe public in any manner s'onchink proper; the my own part, when I Mit raw bias I p* hths over for a I, R man, and never waifs agreeably furprisad as when he returned in full health and vigour, which. under the Welling of GOD is to he attributed to your juil l r limos' medicine, I.eake's Patent Pitts. 1 remain your obedient humble fervent, B. R. HAYDON, Bonkfeller and Printer, at Plymouth, to his • Royal Hiyhnefs the Duke of Clarence. Prepared and fold by the Sole Propri etor, THOMAS TAYLOR, Member of the Corporatinn of Surgeons, London, at his honks No. 4. New Bridge-It/mt. They are ago fold, by his appaintmont, at the Perfumer's. No. 35, St. Albarewllrret, Pall Mall; Mr. Rnhinfon's Toy atop, No. so;. Oxford-firm!: Mr. Steel, Roolifeller, No. 1. Union-mw, Little Tower-till; hfeffiw. Werra) and Co. Edits burgh • Mr. Caldwell . Dublin ; Hid by one pert .. in every cocilieferalletenviatn England, Stu is bola of wily as. pd. male haled up, with full and plain &radians. LONDON: Printed tat tie Ptleptetart. hr JOHN DANIEL, (of earnaby-itraet) at the Pte* swritee.Derses, No t. Carertneet ; end pebilibed b, sawn. wrr, 0 1 Cam terburT-plaot, Lentbedit it Nee e l Omni _4ltriat, sod at the Aa-nerir a. Temple-gar •to wMr.L. Moe earnintiti cation for %tic &mum Ks nquldial te 6341tffed. }r7l an tb ar.