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NAUTIC:4 x 7 E G (4. MAILS This DAV.—V.'IND S. W. ' •111111VIID. I Dublin. O %Vito - tent, 1 o Emit h, O Dutch. OWL I $ I 6 0 YAP.?.:VUTII. MARCH is. Tao P. M. the rh AN A. Capt. S r TIWAIT, landed her Mxils this morning, at mwelloir; the Paffengers conalliog of foreigners, !untied at this place ; the I)i*aa has had a tett' p4tilge of fix slays ; hxv endeavoured; When the left Cuxhaven to make Harwich. Lord Hom E this morning paid a vifit to Acimirxl Dic ItIOX, on board the BLIMNI1114; his Lnrdthip was rccci.ved with a falute front the above fhip. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 25. Sailed front 4c. Hckp's the Austiscave. Hon' Captain Cotriti.a, and Caersroar, of 28 guns; Captain DII.VI4IIOIIID, on g CTUiZe after &nigglers and the Pet/cies, BAUM ' for London. This day arrived from Cowes the John and Jo- feph, Capt. Hasnis, hound to Newcallie. This afternoon the Q . 2cen's German regiment landed at Sotithlea Common, from on board the Rorauce, lately returned from Egypt. They marched to Hillis Barracks, where they are to Be till further orders. FROM LLOYD% LIST. DT AL, MARCH 25. —Sailed the Awrotine Hoop of war, for Torbay; and the Aurora, Gmnoaz, for the Eatt Indies. Wind S. S. W. Hazy. GE eras E KNldaacit 25.—Paffed by tnevrpneas, BEDLAILE, front Oporto ; Lion, SARJEANT. from Barcelona; Hope, W4.nn. and Good Intent, ---, free Limerick.—Sailed the Mineral Spring, F 01.14 and Dorothy Forger, Btaca, for Jamaica. ARAI VEDA - At Llverpon!—Amialge, Tillingburft, from Penfilveda ; elegraph, Carthicr, from New York ; Mary, Rowe, from Malaga; ;Lod Earl of Lonfdale, —, from St. Michael's. iRt ORtwes—Amarou, —, from Charleßon. In the Creek—Lion. Scrjeaot, from Deoia. At Palmoutb--Jean,--., hum !Alma ; and Almada, Xing, from Virginia. At Llfbon—Eve, Church; and Harriot, from Lon don; and Endeavour. Read, from Yarmouth. At Oporto..-Throe Brothers, Hogg, horn Swanfra; Yare Harris,' from Yarmouth; Kabala, from Dartmouth and Bam D.fpitelso. from Dublin. At St. Übe:ot—Difigent, Love, from Newfoundland. At Sierra Leooe--Malvina, Carr, from I undon. In the Dena.-Orphan, Beellake. from Oporto. At Port Jachfcm.:BritMnia, Turnbull ; I:rceuwich., Law; Occan,•Briftow ; Harriot, Chace; and C. mural Boyd, —, from London. At tobeen—Cove, Wyat!, from London • ; Eleanor, and Elizabeth, from Clyde. On Wednefday a Court of Direaors of the Ea(l India Company was held at the India Houfe, when Captain JAMES URMSTON, of the (hip Sit ED WARD'HUONIII, attended, and took his final leave of the Court prwvionfly to his being difpatched for Bombay direr. Captain lox* BROOK SAMPsoN, of Abe (hip EARL ST. VINCENT, having already takeri his leave of the Court for Bombay, both the above (hips will fail for that Prefidency, ,in com pany.-11i &was ti ea, for Madras and Ceylon, and tie NEPTUNE and CUFFNELLS, for China, are the only regular (hips remaining to take leave of the Court this feafon. , The new (hip built by JOHN Wootmoite, Efq. for the .Eall India Company's fervice this feafou, has been Maimed the dm SIR WILLIAM EINSLET," ; in compliment to the Honourable Baronet in the Eall India Direliirm. , , . The new (hip building for the Honourable Eafl India Company's. ferries! by.Gsos Git CL. V. Efq. of 6qo tons hurdles, is to,be called the Itsv Ls Gs and will be launched in-the.enfning month. The. Conn have. amfigned her to Bengal. • . . . , In March 'Soo, the Pimp Elliridge Planter. Capt. %MIRE (tole ,owner) failed from POrtfmouth to Gibraltar /with a cargo of coals from Newcaftje, whigh.pro s lueed oiler shofeted dollars ; with that rum (I. : m*oi* intention. to fail to Oran, on the coat of Barbary, to_purchafe corn, bat was prerented by Lis.Snglith. crew being impreffed, which obliged himito tabilitute a atm compofed of Greeks, Scla voegane, and Portuguefe, who on the firft night of hating G,lpraltar caged the cabin while the Cap tain, was aficep , and murdered him i after which they,threw,him overboard, apd then murdered his / lc fon, max ei ht.years old. They then took poffee fists of ilie. 64, fcuttleftihe (hip, and elegised isi a bimt,vs A.oteira, in Spaia, .where they divided thasphuider and dieperfed. For a length of time it was itolinown what bad become of Capt. More,. or %hcliiip,, until Pitowtaaisce brought y to jullice canoe the criminals at, s'lalaga,, wll - b VI c tied to Puffer death, made the thrive con fe , ~ which WU LTRpfinkted by Mr,,cana 'Tarn 110, ft . Cos.ttaa in tondos.- -, , . , . The- i tinfortunate fathekleft behind him a wife with /ow daughters and" two . fora, without any meann„ofjop port. .tlie, - Ci4iilemin of Lloyds Coffeklit)ife., whomay br4id,t6 be the father of 'eVAfinan's 0 1 7batis bake Dpepici a f,ubfcription at oyflY fbr the raid of thilfainily, which it is hoped WilllCigeiinded by; eitety friend tohumanity, Woma n The Brilliant, a new brig to Aberdeen. laden with pow.' hie evade foe peicatO in going up th e hum. brs on FiiiW, IA limit bean SAO. and almtall In- Ilintly tw ilit; &Wowed) , atm potople ware Ali favcd, and the tread arrived ot:litoll en Monday with lota of mats andivary ~.,as on dealt. Mk Said has of Lite been &rod very difaf trots to fiScphpia4 is very Iteep,.and frequently Bilks with now thaw. . . •. • • Whe'Aviei: Sal, radii Rotterdam to Leith, laden *kb fouls and 'k il n iwa pieces of ob i. lirock upon fame rocks near l ie 'r o d, =s a w n Aar hank. "Ilic stew are .11 fared ; and it , iamapedts4 s good•pait of the snrso . wAll . a4 be raved * though mead 64%914 ' • • ~ . Illioissfoogkt, tto Vries. frogi#ll l l l ortitot to LotolOtt• i v i trrnight Into Oiford in Mtn*, ..., .. a ria, • : ll 4 * po. Moto*. urinal .a tt•ftwraL Irani li, flew 44014 14, t 344 Mei/ a vatic ' tiny, v ad well. Widellic liftiac•d at ( 4044, 1 dliv. tpda loiL•isa4WW4? 1_2•• krli• 9, Ick. - b =Ar a tit , --'"1,, er no Liverpool to . %Prim ; and on t e nth taii. i-satiaiiii.kisty,axi.i. 49.6. bound tq ilts boblib_fese. ~.islae Ad•int4te,. jeuniv, hi m m afta td psonaisra, la I i$ ; piat or the cargo Laved. - • ffbd eatormitilkookk; boa Zonis to Clitiooldo lot row eon item LAW INTELLIGENCE. j-noll COURT OF ADMIRALTY, Doctet%Couseens THURSDAY, MARCH 25. This day the Right Hen. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT proceeded to the Adjudication of the foliowing catices The Drie Gebroeders, Van Dyke miller. The cargo of this lhip seettlaimed as neutral prop.rty. The quellion in this cafe was with . refpea to the national chat-after of the claimant. It uppearel that the claimant was a native of this country, who went to 'Ametica in the eai ly part of his lite, where he carried on very estenivo mercantile traniac lions ; tl.at afterwards he catne to Europe, fin the purple of colkaing la.ge fuins of money which were due to bin), having previouily given up his mercantile hook in America. It farther appeared th.ttlie went to France, where he employed himfclfin purchafing prize-veffels, and other tranfaasons.— The Court was of opinion that the claimant had loft his American charaaer, and therefore con demned the cargo. Welmenda Vrenslfchap, Mafia. This *as a (hip failing under Prursin colours, laden with a'eargo of oil, turpentine, brandy, and other ar ticles, which was documented for Hamburgh, but in fret, at the time of the capture, was going into Diepre tinier the pretence of the want of water, and having fprung her mizen-mat in a thunder form. The Court was of opinion that this was a fraudulent deviation of the voyage, and therefore condemned the cargo; and alto rejefted the prayer with refped to the freight and ezpences. SURRY ASSIZES.o—KINGSTON, MARCH si. Tog Kiio e. BAit, jum.—This trial excited a great deal of attention both from the prifoner's refpcEtable fituation in life and affluent fortune, and froth the circumflance of Mr.Es skins having been brought down efpecially to defend him. The indiament was for felonioufly flealing a confiderable quantity of fugar, which had been configned to Meas. Morewood and Co. Mars. Slider and Co. and other merchants. Mr. GARLOSV, in Rating the cafe for the profe cution obferved,' that it was a cafe that called for the utmoff attention, from its great importance to the commercial intereffs of the city of London : the prifoner was a man in affluent circumllances, and aging proprietor of Simmons's Wharf,) which is a very contiderable wharf oppofite the Cullom haute) ; that the fhip Neptune, from New York to Lor.don, having been Branded early in inot, at the entrance of the River, forty tons of Hi vannah fugari, being part of its cargo, and con figned to the different merchants before mentioned, were fent to the prifoner's wharf; that it became a neee;iry part of the prifoner's duty to repack thofe tugars (as fume of it had been injured by the ' falt water?, and muff be feparated from iehat was not injured) ' • that fo far from fairly feparating the damaged from the found fugar, feveral pun cheons were made up of the very bell of the fugar, and ter apart under the name of fweepings, fcrap itigs, and fludge, as perquifites for the prifooet's ckrks and (enfants. That a turn of 921. could be proved to have been paid for this fugar by thofe to whom the prifoner's clerks bad fold it, but that the whole lots on the weight of the fugar was to the value of feveral hundred pounds; that there had been a fliameful plunder of this fugar com mitted at the prifoner's wharf, was beyond all quellion. Perry, the prifoner's foreman, had been tried for the felony, found guilty, and tranfported. Tate only quellion now was, whether the prifoner himfelf was not participating, aiding, and abet ting ? If the Jury conceived - he was, whatever evidence might be given of his good charafler - in general coul d not weigh again ff pronf ; and the Jury were not to fuppofe that, when a man his affluent circurullances was charged with [leafing fugar, it was to reit merely on his (leafing with his own hands. If his fervants had (tole by his di reaion be was liable. cohn Crey, a partner in the houfe of Hopkins ' and Grey, fhiP•brokers, proved, that the Neptune,. from New Yot k to London, was Branded ; that the e'argo had been configned to Morewsod and Co. Slider and Co. and tome Other merchants — that the fpgarsarhich formed part of the cargo had been fent to Simmons's Wharf, of which the pri foner was a joint propietori William Sharplow, a land-waiter at the Ctillom Houle, had weighed 36ci chells of 'Cigar at their arrival at the wharf, which weighed 866 cwt. iolb. —When he weighed 2them after they had been reptielet4,*efe-araii ii'skftelency of near eight tons. Cht . his cr4examjnitipp' Ile fetid, . the fugar was etrtainly . Witch chuAised Itt' the Alt , titter, and . there tinntl*AaVe been a 460 is Waite. . - Geori,e'lltirevicitiel and Mr,SGder.proved the conlignmenr of the foga" r to them. • Peter Egan was . employed, on the prifoner'e s wharf, in putting this fugar into puncheons; both. for the merchants, who were the proprietors of it, and for the'clerks, who claimed tome as perqui fites. Thole puncheons which, were made up for the merchants were placed in a waFehoufe under the King', kat . ' ; thole that were made up for the Cki Ica in a tvarehonfe op Fite. Perry, the foreman, fuperinttnded the tranTac. tion ; the of the fugar swat' always taken for the puitchealt, tnade up for the clerks; and, fume, times, when a theft ran uncommonly good, they would. ake the whole theft. This vintners Paid, that the prifoner has looked ,into the vrarehoufe where the fugar for the clerks flood, and has met a calk going away from his Families for their ac. count, without obfereation. William , Gexhan helped to Wail' the Paid pun: cheons; nisei give a diiii4r Accouat of it, with what the len viitnefs:had joteph Hat; clerk to the prifinnw, Rated, that Ire was =4;441 the tift year for sot. and.perqui lites; Oar faw the prifoner frequently in the ,yard, while the Agars were-emptying from the, , x h e lt s theindie the prifune t . bid 41,32 4 r tate ciire' shin the coopers did not chgA, bist r . that the cobjsers, :and - men* about, the ; place, bad '041144 a quantity "offugar, Aside* the namterciiiiingli hat peifonetwas tald; lir . Peety, his foreman, of edits' oi n thlifopr havirl ban foltfoi4o4 A i • that two puncheons more were afier that titne ; that hispervaitn on this oct.:Vien ‘A . ;:rc :51. C . /ft eziniard.—Coritifed that he had ben timr years with the prifoner before, and that list per- Tines from scrapings of sugar dkl not amount in that to more than 31. its. Thomas Schrr Rated, that on being offered ;51. for his share, he told the prifoner that he had been offered Tome Money by Hlt, and ;liked him, was be paifiehle in taking it the prifuner btd him take it:* It appeared, boarrirer, that Sow, hav ing mentioned tin. circumaance to two icfneda ble merchants in London, they Called on the pi toner refpeEling it, and he told one of them, that if he had the lea( idea that the amount wa.q any thing near fo confider-able, lie never flioulcf have eonfented to it. The prifoner being then called, upon for his de fence, predueed a paper, which his Counfel was permitted to read. It Rated that lime walk in the article of fugars landed, efpecialiy under fueh eireumfbinces, was unavoidable ; but if the waite at all exceeded what was ufually allowed for Waite, the wharfinger was refponfible. The enaorn of giving. the fweepings and fcrapings of flip'. as a perquifite to the clerks *as by no means peculiar to his wharf. After the experience he now had, he regretted it, as an inducement to plunder. The perquifites his men had had, were trillingtill this tranfaaion t but there was not the flighteinhadow of evidence of his being interefted in the plunder that was committed by his clerks, of whom he before entertained a good opinion. So far from being interefted in the plunder, he, as Wharfin ger, was refponfible for the lots, and had alfo a valuable intereft in the chara&er of his wharf.— Another circumftance muff ftrongly fhew his in nocence : within a moth or two he difcharged from his employment all thofe clerks and ser vants who were now the witnefies againft him, and in whofe power he muff have conceived him fell, if guilty t but his fituation in life, and he trufted his character would be found above the fufpicion of afociating without motive with com mon plunderers and thieves: In fupport of his character, a number of the moil refpeetable witneffes appeatee ionic who had known him from his infancy, others who had large mercantile dealings with him : they all agreed in declaring him a ie ift honourable man, perfeBly correit in all his dealings, and of the higheft reputation: as tome more witnelres were going to be produced to that ate.% the Jury de clared they were perfeftly fatisficd, and acquitted the in ironer. A few days fence as fome labourers were digging a trench at Ware Park, Hertfordatire, the teat of THOMAS HOPE BEDE, Efq. they found four Bone coffins with a lkeleton in each; one of which was a female, whofe teeth and hair were in a perfeet :late of prefervatio.n. There was a gold medal round her neck, with the name CONSTANTIA writ ten upon it, which is now in the poticffion of Mr. BYDE. On Monday evening, as Mr. S. Cites, a trader man in Oxford road, was returning to town from Dartford,andwalking hishorfe gently upSheotees• hill, two men jumped out of an avenue leading to the wood, and feized his horfe's reins, dcinandiug his money, while one of them prffented his pi:tor, fwearing if he herttated a moment he would bloiv his brains out. Mr. Giles inflantly gave them his pocket-book, containing three tI. Bank of England notes, betides 9s. in Liver, with which they MANIC off, taking the road towards Plumflead. On 'ruefday morning a labodring man, em ployed, in the repairs of a houfe at Lo n d on wa r, fell front the top of a two floret ladder, with a hod of mortar, into the (Civet. lie was taken up fade• lefs and conveyed to the hofpital ; but what is very extraordinary, no bones were broken, fo that there arc, hopes of his recovery. A feu days ago a young man working at the iron foundry at Rottmhithc, fell into the flatting mill, when in an intlant he was cut into feven pieces. His head and bones at length flopped the mill, which was thought a very extraordinary thing, which fet the seen to i feck into the caufe of it, when they, found this (hocking fpcetacle, whoie remains were gathered together and film interred. Yeflerday as a genteel drafed man was tiding up Fieet-flreet, his horfe flipped doWn andthre , ,, him under the wheels of a cart, by which accident he had his legs broken, and was otherwiif to much bruifed, that he was conveyed to Sc. :lar tholomew's Hotpital with little hopes arceovery. Yeflorday two 'mermen's boys, of Shadwell Dock, fearching for a broken palm of anfinkhor Of Bell What f, found a long willing Ulf en iangked fornethinti when bawling up the fame to the furfaoe of dieviiater, it drew up the body of either a Captain or Mate of fame North Country fltip, the tiring of the Bar laftening to one of his clothes battens. A watch was fctind on the drowned perfon, with the name•of Shields engraved thereon, betides a knife and lccv.—Tile boys immediately give notice to the Beadle of the parith, who took the body under Ms care for the Coroner's jury to take a view of it. EM GI ISH lATTERV.—•TWenty-feconct )ay.— No. r 9,4. F. 8,, apri ze t 000l.—Nos. top,. 2 813, a prizee-ef sod. Nos. t 1,46 t, 15,468, 0140, 4613, t,7tr, prizn The Ticket No. 19,488, in the prefent,Lottery, drawn ycllerday a Prize of wool. and No. 50,58 t, a Prire of ioool. were fold and regiltered at the Old Office of Swirl. and Co. No. 11., Poultry, where Tickets and Shares continue on Pale, war ranted Undrawn. Two-thirds of thofe who pnrchafed Tickets or Shares before the Drawing commenced have loft all chance of the Capital Prizes, owing to their flaying in fo contrary to all calculation ; but thole who purchafe Tickets or Shares now have an immediate profp , d of fiiccefs, as it is itbpolEble for 'the Capital Prizes to remain much longer, there being. &bite of ao,oool. two of to,oooi. two of z,oool. fix of t,oool. &c. and the Lottery two Ishirdi over i—the 'Choc, of a Capitkl. Prize now Ong to one better than before he Lottery cont inued, and Tickets are under Twenty Guineas! ! POLICB,&c. GVIIAMA LI —tektr. ay Hush Ch.trles, cll.: -. ed with a felony . bdu two months foi.:c, wiio all f; nal the top of a . houfe in Alderilpti e-ltreet, ....,... 1 01 broke his leg, a has eteryfince buil in the Iwo.. p:tal, was esamin or the thlt time, and *Moult-, ted tOr trial. . Charles Games was examined, on a charge of fi e di ng ou t o f a waselsonfe, :in Lawrence-lane, Cheapr: le, four tetst linen wrappers, mad two rem nant: of mullin ; and was fully committed for trial. Mr- Savage, ofhhe Crown public houfe, in Bad inghall-fireet, charged a woman with uttering a counterfeit half guinea. She was committed fur re-examination. 1. 1 11 AM as Orrice.—Yellerday W. Doucy, and W. Betenbn, were examined, for forcibly t.lcing a bullock from a drover, and beating him, as he was taking the fame to Mr.. Hill, butcher, in Latt Smithfield, which they hunted to St. Jolints.ftrce!-, Bethnal-Green : three of the police . officers fee ng the tranfaelion, went to apprehend them, whets they were atiltiled with a ihower of (tones and brick. bats ; the bullock was afterwards found by fume butchers boys, and delivered to the officers of worship-fireet, who reftored the fame to Mr. Hill. Daring the tithe they were driving the animal about, fcveral perfons loft their watches, &c. They were committed for rc•cramin.oints. The Captain of alhip was fined 51. fur fuffering pitch to be heated on board, as dangerous to tl.e fafety of other vat's. On Sunday night, about nine o'clock, a Gen• tlemaft coming to town in a poll-chaife, was (lopped between Stratford and Bow by three footpads, who demanded his money or , his life. Not being able to make any retiftance, he delivered to them three guineas and a half; they alio demanded his watch, which was alfo delivered, after which they ran acrofs the fields *ith their booty. ECCLESIASTICAL PRIDMOTIOR. The Right lion. the Countefs of Ormond has prefented the It!v. Thomas Plate, LL. B. to the redtory of Kirkliugton, in Yorklbi re. On the t3th iuf. tArmathwaitc, Comberlar.4. the laly of Sir F. F. Va-c, But. Mernhcr for CArliae, of a tillit,hter. • MARRIED`. Snnday laft, at Miter, Mr. LancaNr, to Mrs Stewart both belonging to the TheaOe Royit, Margate. DIED. On Srliday morning left, atlrompton, after. a long rita painful illnefs, in the 16th year of her age, Miftf En:ma ..lutt. young& daughter of the late Peter Butt, Efq. of hda Majetty'a Yard at Deptford. Laft Sunday evening', at 'the Tart of nefton't; Hill-fired, the only fen of,the Holt. Henry Fitzroy Stanhope. On l'uefday fe'nnight, aged 77, at the Low Lights, North Shields, Mr. arlph - Watfun, kt:c7er of the h. , .rhonr kilts formerly au titter brother of tin' "krii.ity-houfe, iA Newczftle. On Monday Csinight, rsiddenly, Mr. Brook, or Park-lane, Leeds, formerly a hanker in London, and brothtr to the late William Brooke, Efq. of Killingbech, near Leas. Lately, at Bolton. in the Elth year of his age,the Rcv. ChriT toplier Hopper, a preazher in tits• connection of the late ll.cv John Wttley, fiv upwirds it half a century. A few days fincn, Mrs. Lion, wife of Mr. George Lyon, cr Wigan. _ _ On the t 7th intt. after a few days ccmlinement,iged3s.M4 Samuel Milner, coaft-viskito- at Huff, and ngphew to Dr. Mil. na, Dean of On the t?th MIL eini finally, aged 18, Mr. Henry Taylor. linen-draper, et Hell: • On the soh loft. pt an advanced age, Mr. William Jackfon, of Out Newton, in Holikrnefs, well known in thst neighboar homl, as an cminept bone fetter. Al Edinburgh, the czth hilt. Mrs. Agnes Begbie, wife of William Bruce, uphisidt.frer. At Delvine Houle, no rue s3th lnft, in the 86th year of her age, Mrs. Mackenzie, widow of the late John Mackenzie, Er+ of Delvine. . . At Demarara, on ?be 7th of Jannarf P'atriek Ludoviele Cotquhnun, fecund fon of Sir James Colgt.hous....of Lula, Bart. A: F..linbullgh; ti.e 7th init. Mr. Thomas Miller. Writer. Oa the 234 . 0. Mrs. Jana Semen=ll. rcliet of Mr. George itidduch, late vriter it Gl.lfzoti. • Lat. ly, in the Welt Indic, on bic pelage from Tobago to. Dominica, Mr. Nitholas Wattleworth, fon of Mr. John tle.yorth, of the file tat Man. TO. THOMAS I'AYLOIL ESQ. No. 9, NEW lII4IOGL-STREET, LONDON, SII, I . FEEL it a duty incumbent tirm me, to inform you uf the v.:ry gr... at wad extr;urtnuary Cure I !live. received from your invaluiblehiellichii—;LßAlCE's PATENT PILLS. About two ~. care, ago Iwas attacked with a VS Nit ILCAL ON nra, whi.:l; I treated rather fligh.ly f..r tome time, but t: • . e. Difeafe at length fpreadics all-overmy Le...y, I was obliged to apply...to the omit eminent of the Faculty, bu their adiftance afforeed only temporaryvelief—l tat through varioht courf:s of &titration, mid froth being rather of a corpulent Habit Vrlll rcducid to a mac Skeleton. The Ulcers that :prcadall mar my limbs, rendered me a complete ()hied, ft that mY frier.t:s tlefpalred of my recovery. What brought to this natation, I conflate :4 death as inevitable, but a relation Of atioccommcnt idg upon the many Cates in which your Pins had fucceetted, was Induced so try a boa of them, which I thought rather ro. liceed me, and by perfrecrancr for two or throe mondis, and following your Diredions, 1 experienced the moft unaccountz.- ble Rolazatioo from Min, the Sores gradually frbuding; I am DMigairank GOD. orrisdly recovered, and wanting not daliy: I doe t no: hut ow• more box, which I think cautious to tux, wilisftallith ray healtliiii its - original Rate. It the mit licart&l: gratitude:hat I fubfcrilac ely feir. 4, your muck obligc4 bumble fcreaut, Wit. Pi i.:4:41)N. Deanfyotte, Marchefter, ply 1,1801. P. S. For the F.l:.;ic hcodit 1 do not objed to the aboie log publiated, but leave you to ad as your own better Jag ment (hall di:gate. Prepared and sold by the Sol: Proprietor, Taos. Tartna, I.:f.mher of ch.! Royal College of Surgeons, London, at I.a 110 , .fe. No. co, New-Bridge-fireeti Where, after a ronß:: - r. evidence of Incre than tAirty-fix years,iit }p94 c,e particularly id:reeled to the Cure orVenerial Comptitai,tviih that feercey 'which own of his Prorkffscirratsuld always obferr , , be flatters iiimfelt, the advice and affiitance hegratuituully a..- minillcra to perrqns taking this Medicine, will be eittem:d :sy a difcraialr, Public, as an advantage feklont to.baobtaincd, and void of ambiguity. -• Alf.) 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