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OLD BiltLEr. Yefterday 26 Prifoners were tried, fix of whom pere conviifted, viz. Robert Griffiths and ?bonsai Hotkins for Highway robbery. One of their accomplices turned King's evidence; and it appeared, from his evidence, to gether with that of the Profecutor, that this tranf ' &Rion took place on the gth of March. The Pro fecutor, whofe name is Sampfon, on that day met Griffiths, with whom he had been acquainted, and was taken by him to a public-honfe in Gracechurch hreet, where they found the other prifoner, Hop kins. Having drank there three or four half-pints of gin, they went into a hackney-coach, and or dered the coachman to drive for Soho.fiptare. 'They ttopt and took another half-pint in Cornhill, and went on very well till they came into Holborn. There Griffiths (truck Sampfon a blow, with which he was (tanned. He and Hopkins immediately proceeded to rob him of his purfe, watch, rings, buckles, &c. &c. They then opened the coach 'door and made of. Hopkins efcaped. but Grif fiths was taken by the coachman, and carried to the Hatton-garden Police Office. Hopkins was apprehended a few days after. They were found in; ppfeffion of the articles which Sampfon had IoR, and no doubt could be entertained of their rilt.—The Jury found them guilty without the aft hefitation.—Dowh. jobs Drake, for felonionfty Ranking Edward George on the highway, and robbing him of a bundle, containing a waillcoat and other articles ; Sufaunah Cordon,'for burglarionfly breaking and en tering the dwelling-houfe of William Harwood, and Reeling therein eight Whites, and other ar ticles; Ana Noll, for Pealing nine table-cloths, and other articles, value 4os. acid upwards, the pro perty of Simon Levy, in his dwelhngloufe ; Bow, for privately Reeling froth the perfbn of Nathaniel Swan a pocket-book, containing notes to the amount of 1721. Fifteen were eonviEted of felony :viz. y. Broad way, for healing a quantity of wool, the property of J. Swayne ; Eleanor Gibson, for healing *vatl knives and forks, the property of T. Simpltin ; Grover, for healing a quantity of oats, the property of W. Batt ; R. Roberts, for healing a fhirt-buckle, the property of J. Meyrick ; G. Baker, for healing three pounds of tobacco, the property of J. Deb man ; T. Mannerly and 7. Hughes, for healing 1 7 yards of broad cloth, the property of B. Gobley and another ; 7 Allen. for healing two pigs, the property of J. Blackling and R. Hawkins ; 7 Eaton and W. Eaton, for healing four pair of.ear rings, and other articles, the property of F. Jo nathan; . 7. Brough, for (leafing a tot. Bank note, the property of T. Wood ; W. Mafon, for healing an hempen packing-fheet, the property of R. Jones; 7. Roberts, for healing twenty-eight gold rings, the property of G. Aughtie ; 7. Carter, for healing a deal board, the property of J. M'Ne al ; Wit haw, for healing a coat and a jacket, the property of J. Grozer. And five were acquitted, viz. Mary Brian?, john Boon, Ann Crocks, Samuel Cannon , and Richard Barrett. IRELAND. CARLOV4 APRIL +—At our Affixes, a cafe fingularly interelling was tried before Lord Nos •URY, which excited fenfations of horror and dill gull in every perfon who was preterit. Mr. Battatao - rox, leading Counfel for the pro. fccutioni Rated, that Marti Doyle flood inditted' for an offence of the molt barbarous defcription, that of procuring infant children from the Found ling Hofpital, under falfe pretences, as a nurfe ; robbing them of the covering which they received from the bounty of the inflitution ; then nutting the unfortunate infant, to render its miferabk ap pearance an objet to excite compaflion ; and, when famine and nakednefs had reduced it to the IA extremity, felling it to forme perfon who would carry it to town for the quarter's wages of 11. ss. and leaving it afterwards to perifh. The profecution had been carried on by direc. tion of thofe whofe benevolence and charity had induced them to fuperintend the arrangement of the Foundling Hofpital Mr. William Lindfay, refident Apothecary to the Hofpital, proved that the prifoner, under the alfamed name of Margaret Coffins, had, under a recommendation from the Rev. Mr.MtNcil, pro. cured, as a nurfe from the Foundling Hofpital, in November 1799, a male infant of the name of Michael Slain ; and in December following ano ther child of the name of John Ball, about three months old; that the got eloaths with each of them, and five (billings travelling expences. The Rev. Mr. M'Ncil proved that the procured the recommendation by falfe pretences, and that her real name was Mary Doyle; that difcovering the deception, he had her apprehended, upon which the acknoseledged the fat of her felling John Ball, one of the children, for 3s. 90. Anne Vignes proved, that in ember, :799, the partner came to her bode with a child, which the Paid w.cs her own; that the Raid a few days 411 d won away; that the returned again in about a month with another child, which the raid wasa AwifiNne, that the bad got at the Foundling Hof pita), and it was called John Ball, 'about four stelth% old; ah , n witnefs law the child it was naked, and nothing but (kin and bone, being near ly dead with famine and cold; that prifoner told her the had got two fuits of rloaths and a yard of diaper from the Hofpital with it, and a crows for travelling espences; that (he had fold the doaths ! and begged about with the child, nearly naked; ' it appeared to witnefs almoß dead with hunger,, and tiled to cry all night for want of food; wit nefs did to give it force food the had for her own child, to preferve its lifc; witnefs frequently de fired the prifoner not to take the infant out in the cold or it would certainly die, to which the pri.- f u r t er replied, " the Deeil's cure to it!" In . a-four, days, prifoner laid that the would fell it, and try to get another fmns the Hofpital, and offered the child for 3 crown, which nobody would give, at length wittiefi thinking the infant would die with hanger and cold if the prifoner took it awyy, gave her 3s. sAd. for the child; and on Mr. MaNeiPs coming home, acquainted him with the tranfac tian, who procured it cloaths. The prifoner in formed witnefs that the had got another infant be fore, but that the had not milk for that child and her own, and that they both died for want. The pi ifoner told witnefs that the had alfo procured another infant from the Foundling Hofpital of the name of Michael Slain, that her fifer went to Dublin with her to help her to carry it, that the and her fitter quarrelled ova the road, and laid the infant down on the fnow ; that it died with cold, and that they buried it in a church-yard, and the prifoner fold its cloaths. Witnefs then produced a badge which prifoner had left behind her in wit nefs's-houfe, which appeared to be the Holpital b.idge of the child Michael Slain, which had fo died on the road through cold. Witnefs laid the prifoner was a woman of infamous charailer, and had no fixed place of abode. Witnefs took John Ball to prevent its dying with famine, and weaned her own child tb enable her to nurfe it. The in fant John Ball had died alfo. Witnefs Rated the blue marks and numbers impreffed on the child's- arts at the Hofpital. Mr. Lindfay, who was again called, identified theft marks, which were entered in a book kept in the Hofpital for that purpofe, and which ex adly correfpondcd with the badge which was produced. The prifoner evinced the molt hardened and impudent demeanor during the trial, but did not call any witnefs. Lord NoREJRY much lamented that the ell-. cumflances dated could not fully fupport an in diament for murder againfl a wretch who was clearly guilty of the mat barrsarous and inhuman condstaliehad ever heard' of : The offence he was fbrey could only be laid at a ntifilemeanour, as of her guilt there could be no doubt. The Jury intlatitly fbund her guilty ; and Lord Not:- Dray fentenced her to hod' three times in the pillory, and a year's imprifonment;, and direaed that the tliould be prefented by the Grand Pry at a vagabond, fo as to have her tranfported for , life. Extrael of a Letter from Naas, April g. " The whole of yetterday was occupied in the trial of three women and a lad, for the murder of a poor protefiant woman near Athy, on the 24th of May, 1'798. They were clearly conviEled, and will be executed in the morning." We find that the indefatigable managers of the Royal Circus, St. George's-fields, in addition to the popular and elegant fpeflacle of Rinakfitii, and the charming Pantomime of the Magic Pau, have taken the earlieft opportunity of teftifying .their zeal and public (pint, by bringing out on Monday next an entire new National Speftacle (comme morating our late naval atchievement) called Vie Northern Fled, or Brit Intrepidity triumphant. it is an adage no left trite than true, that merit and fterling genius may (for a time) be hid in oh feurity, but eventually (like the Sun from behind a cloud) will thine forth with fplendid luftre ; fo' our correfpondent obferves as to Dr. GAILDtIER ' S comprehenfive talents and philanthropy ; and the wonderful cures he has performed both in Scotland and Ireland, eftabliflied by incontrovertible cer tificates, will render him an admired Member of Society. The cure of Mr. Kearney, No. 77, Dame-ftreet, Dublin, of a white fwelling in both knees, worms, &c. would alone prove the unequalled efficacy of his Pills and Platter.—The Doftor may be ad vifed with every morning at his Houfe in Long. Acre, London, till Five o'clock; Mondays and Fri-. days, till Nine at Night; the forenoons of thefe two days he devotes to the Poor.—The Doftor's Pills. Platter and Ointment, may be had in Town and Country; as. 3d. los. 6d. and its. per Box.— Alfa, Family Cafes 51. ss. duty included ; every Box ligned, J. GARDNIER. The Rev. T. Galt*, of Middleton Cheney, Northamptonthire, in a letter of the 13th inftant, has communicated to B. 1). Pretties, A. M. of Leicefter-fqttare, London, the Patentee of the Metallic Traitors, the refult of a long courfe of Experiments with thofe Inftruments.—Mr. Gaels con'imenced under unfavourable impreffions, from their fimple appearance, but on their merits con cludes in thefe words : " I confider the Metallic Traitors an invaluable acquifition to every family, and with their eaten fion through every part of the world. I have no doUbt, notwitliflanding the oppofition they may meet with from interefted men, but future times will venerate the name of the Difcoverer." Among the many important cures Mr. GREEN adduces, are four of fthenmatifm, including h I.nmbago, tyro Chilblains, a Sprain, a Cantonal', and a Tiothach; alto is mentioned the removal of a large Tumour upon a hmfe, atiling from a kick. Mr. Gaeta defcribes the following aka upon his own perfon s , In the month of November left, I received a violent blow on my unlit, which caufed a con fidcrable fwelling, attended with great pain. By the ate of the Traitors once the fwelling and pain entirely fubftded during the 'application, and no remains of the blow were to be ken, but a little rednefs on the &in, which loon alfo difappeared." The Cures of Cunt, Rtwurnatifm ' Head-aeh, Tooth-ach, Sprain., Bruifcs, an all analogous Difcafes of Harts which are puldifbed, are hmungerable. The TraCtors,, k, neceffary in every Family, and among Hark., may be bad. genuine, with new and improved direc tions for tiding them, for live Guineas the Set, of B. D. Psi tuns, A. M. the Patentee, in Leinikr-fquare; and of Frearrk fivaigh, Chemin and Druggist, in the Haymarket, London; The portable nature of the Traitors renders their conveyance by Coeds. or even by Poit, perfcaly convenient. Letters Meld ing their amount (post paid) duly attended to. On the eft of April was publinted, by the Patentman entire new %s ark, entitled " Caks .1 fur-utak! Praelke with Pasta. atm. Patent Metallic Tudors, received Once January do*. I the date of the former publication, Etc." price is. Sold by J. Johufum, Se. Paul's Church-yard, London.—By applying to the Patentee it may be had gratis, by all who have 1 1m:chafed the 'leaders. The Pt . thinks it proper alfo to notify, that he has removed tram No. tit, to No. 2S, Leicefterafquari , the Houk of the late John Muster, Surgeon, which be bas taken from its farrier carireekirees for arriving retie" as weft as kis ea slaws Vidtorr. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, APRIL r 7. Owing co the profperous appearance that things wfil he cheaper, all Grain was this day very dull In fate, and fornetbiug cheaper..—Firte rims of Wheat went caftan 1675. to 170 s. and' fine Foreign White from 160*. to :63a.—There bans a g et deal of Barley at market, caufed that of fine quality to be heavy Talc; bet inferior front is. to is. per quarter lower—Oats are full as. per quarter eheaper.—ln reale, Beans, or other articles, little or no altenttion.—Hour the fame as on Monday. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Mont now to abils od Grey Peak 6os to 7os od Floe coo to Iyos od Short Small Oats : pet° 33s al Donate wheat 160sto 1631 od Fine ditto 39s to cos ed Rye 70s to zoos od Polmls ditto 30s to .os od Stab& Barley 40 to ills col Fine 461 to 'cos od Norfolk Beatty aas to Itto od Small Baas 6as to 70* Cal Malt 76$ to 9ss .oel • Fine. Goa to oos oe. White Peek 98s to icto od Tick ditto 52s to 6os od PRICE OF FLOUR this Morning. Fine, tap. to 1305.--Mal. a Ica, Fine Pollard, —s. Bran, +4 A Returner the PRICES of FLOUR, from the 4th of April to the Toth ol•April ioclubve. T0ta16,980 facks..—Average isBs. 44. is. Pol. lower than tali return. e i Coals INSPTCTOR'S RETURN 1110111 UISROSOZ , Anti 26. 1 Wheat per 10. 401 0510 451 01 °tali= qr. 21 211 to 21 lIS Barley per qr. 31 os to 41 ios Rye ol os to el 0* Peafe per qr. 31 pto3l no Beans 21 tssto 31 55 PR ICE OF HOPS in the-BOROUGH. New Bags tol cs to 131 os I New Pockets 121 os to 181 es SEEDS PER HUNDRED WEIGHT, April 17. Red Clover 23s to ism White ditto 30* to 126 s per cwt. Trefoil ios to 6.21 Turnip 30* to aos per build Rye Grafi' yos to slit per quarter Cinquefoil 7os to 84$ pa ditto hadtani. c White is*. to Om od per WWI Sued. 1 Brown 125 to t6s 64 per ditto Canary Seed 12$ to 13$ per ditto Rape Seed 461 to sol per laft. SMITHFIELD, April 17. To fink the WA—per Ronc of 81b. Beef as tod to 6s ad Veal - 56 8d to 7$ 84 Mutton -ss loci to 78 ad Pork - 7s od to 78 8d Lamb, 74 to Bs. 6d. Stock at Market this morning, Hafts 750, Sheep and Lamb, 1430. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, April 17. Per (tone of 81b. by the weak. Beef 4s 6d to ss 6d Veal as 8d to 7s 2d Mutton p 6.1 to 6s 24 Pork 7$ od to 7s 84 Lamb 6o 64 to 8s od. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 6db - - 1174 to 194 Ditto, 6o to 6616 - - - aid to 22 Merchants Backs - 174 to ad Meiling Hides - - 134 to 154 • Fine Coach Hides - isd ta 174 Crop Hides for Cutting - aid to 18id Flat Ordinary - . Tad to 1501 Calf Skins, 3o to selb per dozen, • i9d to aid Ditto, so to 701 b - - sad to 264 Ditto 7o to 901 b - _ - sad to tsd Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. as 6d to as rod Large ditto - - loos to 1405 per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides - Ifs to 265 cach Goat Skins - - 214 to 661 pc: doses Price of Bark per load col 05 to eel as RAW HIDES, Aril al. Hides (per Rose) 3s od to 3s ad Heavy Cal( tos 66 each Middling as 44 to os od Light Calf 7d per lb. Ordinary as od to as ad Sheep Mans 3s od to 6$ od Lomb Skins, 26 od to 36 ad. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 41 4d Town Tallow 691 od to a, Clare market 4 1 oil RulTia ditto ica.)oos odloOo Whitechapel market 45 od Rtiffiii ditto qoap) 004 too* (per !tone of olb.) White Candle Rode • os to al ~... Melting Stuff oos off togs Is* 44 Ditto RoulAs GCS od to 06 4* 1141 Graves - ISsod to o • • Good Deep tat to 045 Yellin , / Sosie,os. to t6s.....yotottled, 945.--Curd, oSs. Candles, rts. cd —Moulds, los. cd. • ,PRICE OE HAY AND STRAW. Borough. Se. Janus's. Whitechapd. 1 a Hays oto 6 6 4 TO oto 6 6 0 4 ro oto 6 6 o straw 310t0301110t03 3 o 1 1 4 0 to 3 3 o Clincr 60td6 to . -- 660t0 7 0 • COAI.S, April 17.. Bdt Coals in the Pool. al. a.. 6d. pa Ckaldron. Ddiverca -. al. its. 6d. Suodeiland, - Al. As. 6d. Delivered - 21. .tt• 6d. Average Price MATHS. At her Marc its Cieorge-itreet, Edinburgh, the 3d init. Mrs Cunningham, of Craigetids, df a foe sod daaghttr• At Conan-Hohfe, on the sth init. the Lady of sir He, Mackenzie, of Gairloch, Bart. of a fim. On the 4thinß.Mrs.DYoean,ofYariihill, of a daughter. MARRIED. On Thurfdav loft, as Yarmouth, P. 1.. Powell.. Flq. of Haverfordwett, Pentimskethire, to Mifs 'Fowler, daughter of the late James Turner, Efq. of the former place. At Hantburgh, on the 28th ult. Samuel Petrie, Efq. to Mfrs Harriet Jackfon. Saturday la*, Mr.Thormis Wakeman, of Princecaßreet, to Mifs Sarah Pietism!, of St. Martin's-lane, Cannomftrect. At Ayr. Captain Lewis Nl.Kenzie, of the 7zd regiment of foot, to Ws Jean Logan, youngeft daughter of the dcceakd William Logan, FN. of Camblarg. At Oialgow, Mr. William Dallglith, merchant, to MIA Eli nheth Wylie, daughter of Breaths. Wylie, Efq. The Rev. Mr John Muaie, MUM cr of Kirktoo, Ayrfbire, to Mils Jane Robinfun, daughter of the late Rev. John Robinfun at ICUmarnock. 011TINfdaf. at St. James; Church. John rows, VSq. of Pa. tarnofter-row, to Mil, Robins, of Itteringbani, Norfolk. On Tnefday, at Mary-b-bonne church, by the R err.Dothar }Jonathon, Richard Henry Cot, Lfq. to Md. Fitzhugh, daugh ter of the late, and hfter to the prsisnt, Thomas Fitzhugh, Eft of Portland-place. On Monday lift, at St. George's church, Hanover.tquare, by the Rev. Pramis Dodfwutt►, bir P.dwaed Knalchbull. Bart. of Meehan, Hatch, in the county of Kent, to MK; Hawkins, (mind daughter delis lasi T. Hawkins, Efq. of Nall, Court, lo the county of Kent. DIED. On Saturday k it, after a fhort Bind's, Robert Cokgreve, Eft . of Stockwell-Han near Billericay, i• At Citadel of Leith, the 6th init. Mr. John Hunter, mer chant. On Sunday evening kit, at her hour, no spring-garden Ter race, after a long and painful liners, Mr.. Hainan( y, of Wood fide Houk, Old Windfor, Widow of the Lt.. liegh I lamerficy, Flei. of the fame place. On Tneiday, Mrs. Clough, wife of Mr. Samuel Clough, merchant, Liverpool. On Wednelday fennight, in the thirteenth year of her age, Miff Catherine Augufta Turner, laughter of S.anuci Turner, Fig. in Great Ormond-Rrect. Lag week, at Horfham, in Sulky , of the rut, Captain Join _ Backe, barraek-mafter of Horiliam Barrack;. - Lately, at Duryard-houfc, near Punter, Lady Pennyman, lifter to Sir Henry Grey, Bart. of Huwick, in tin county of Nar. thumberland. 1 henna Heating, Ffq. of Hillingdon, Midakfez. Mr. Roger Pairfon, comedian, agetl67. Mn. Devaynes, of Duverdtmet. On Saturday lag, In Gowir.fireet, the infant daughter d William Sulk, Ffq. On Sunday lalt, Mr. James Edwin,. of Ware, tti A SINGULAR OCCURUNCE TII.E.FOLLOWING cuREs; ISABELLA GOOD LET, of I.afwade, near EtEnburgh, wap relieved entirely from the. Sentry, whkr, affeaed both her legs aiul afus ufing, indfeetually, rt. ;lied es catered to her of fererai =Anent Prcelltioners.—.lt. tented by Mr. Baxter, Soutbblidite, Edinburgh; John Paton, Mlniiier; J. * Murray, Eider; J. Hume, Elder ; James Stew. art, Surgeor......Alfei, a Perron haring tnany fc-ophulous wound , I t her neck; difcharged from the Erriitol infirmary, by ukip t SPI RY'S PATk.IiT TISCORau I IC 011.0P1, _ _ pot entirely for tb.e mill of this Mr. Crutttreil, of 112,k. will rcfar the cnquirixtes the perfon cured. The above tl-ups are prtTareil and Cold at the Illfperitn, No. ts, Solut.fguare, London, In bottles of P. and it. 11. 'M 11; the ss. bottles are n•arkod " Era. Spibbury.--bia Antecorbeas Drops—Ay the King's Patent." and the larger with the 10. h. don of the King's Arms i alto Coil by the general Veti,!tn, •Patent lktediebiss inTown and Counts"; iu tha Suomi& orl. by Clark, No. add, and Shaw, No 74. A IWttRKAILE A/RS. TAYLOR, M tetury, , Na. 44, Hottnan.fguare, was afilidted for is years faun favcre Itheunaatifm. and an Ohttrodklun bat a Wombool,„i .caofild her the molt excruciating pains; the applied to fermi 'eminent Phytians, but never received any l,cuat. la 11 is lituation the had recourfe to Or. BLOM/ MN Bost..n:r4l Syrup and Nervous Cordial, and by only taking five bunks w.,s ; , .reetty ,cured, and-has, for the benefit of the alllffted , rrotched It r. BLODU M to publith her cafe, and will give any periuu turtha , fatisfaCtion who is defirou. of !wing informed. Wanes her band, this sth day of November., t Soo. SARAIf TAYLOR. Witnefs to the above, ANN BROWN, Butcher, S 4, Sbun:ditch. • JOHN HOOWOOI), late fervant to Mr. V.iiniwfon, of the Rote Inn, Sittingbourn, was for a length of time moat fowls :ratty *filleted with a rhrsmatic complaint, which nearly ap ;generated to paralytic, to itch a degree as to deprive him of the ,entire ute of his limbs, which rendered him incapable of walk fog or following his bu fi nefs; in this debilitated Rate he applied :tetfeveral of the twat. eminent of the Faculty without expert ',axing the leatt fhadow of benefit; but by. being strongly na commended by fcveral of ilk friends to Dr. Rrodum's Nervous 'Cordias, pnrcisated at Mr. John Barnard's; bookteller, Sitting. bourn, is now perfectly reftored to his former health and vi gour, is enabled to follow his bufinefa as ufual without feeling tlar-latit fyruptems of the above commixing and is now coach. man to Mr. Nich. Saxton, propricaur of the Sittingbourn coach. JOHN HOGWOOD. . %quiets, to the above Cure—Mr. V. SIMPSON, Mater .of the Rafe Inn, Sattingboum; Mr. JOHN BARNARIIP, Boettcher. Mr. J. GOODENOUGH, Taylor, near the Old Chapel, Knightlbridge, was affildted for a long time with a Scorbutic Complaint in his arm, which was a great hindrance to him in his hullers, and for which he bad recourfe to feveral Medi tines, without receiving any benefit ; but by taking • um bot tles of Dr. Brodunt's Botanical Syrup, was cured in a lore 'dine. Any perfon withing • to , have father iuformatiou con cerning the (aid sure, may, by applying as above, receive a af thaketory account. Tbt BOTANICAL STROP and NROLVOVi COROSALOXbe hod lat the Dolor's honk, No. to, Albion-Bred, feral doors from the Leverian Mufeum, Blachfriar's Bridge, in Bottks u, 2211. XII. 6d. and ss. 6d. all In Bathe Cruttwell, Exeter, Truman and Son, Briftol, Sheppard, Golort, Harding Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Glafgow, Basta, Birmingham, Swinney. Ipfwle.h, • Bedford, Smith, Inc of Wight, Albin, Blandford, Simmons, Irwin; A. Young, merchant. Bury Su Edmund's, Dingle, Leeds, Bina* and Co. Cheltenham, Buckle, Lynn, Gales, Cambridge, Gee, Leicetter, Swinton. Canterbury, Briflow, Lewes, Elliott, Jollle, Masehefter, Lynda, Chatham, Etheringtnn, Margate, Silver, Chelmsford, Meggy and Co. Newbury, Fuller, Chefter, Poole and Son, Nowesilie, Walker,. Chicliefter, Phillipfon, _Northampton, Dicey and Go Dublin,_ Spillbury and C*. Nottingham, Burble and Co. Durham, Mende-den, Norwich, Steve:lion and Go, Deal, Rol, ' Oxford, Jones Plymouth, .Nero— Dover, Neater, Dirrizirs, Igvoughtam, Derlnn Drewry, Edinburgh, Baxter. .—.--..d.Mcfrs. Hufband, - Elder, and Co. ~Nettletan. POrtlmoutb, Molars, Reading, Smut, and Co. Sunderland, Bray, Shrtwibury, &Wawa, Southampton, Baker,. And by melt Bookie Hers and , Medicine-Vender in the three kingdoms. A 22'. Bottle contains equal to live finall ones. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Eft aro. 9, yaw. $ll.ll/ GL-ST 11l ET, LONIJON., Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March IS, 3801. IBM leave to inform you, that ever Grace the year 1790, I have been afflicted with the Lies Venerea ; which, from its obftlnately rafting every courfe of mcdccice preferibod by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and under going feveral revere courfes of Landon, and twice difeharged from the Hufpital, with kW; rilief. would appear to be of the molt Inveterate nature. fen the Iprihsof bit mrdlfordey had got to flick a head, as nearly toyed a p My exillence f I bad a large ulcer on the crows ollestyboaft, Au on each arm, and my legs were broke out is • friiihtfallialluntr: my Wahl was dreadfully painful, and had bell Is • awe of ulceration for the tan (even years ; my left had alto two large no** on It. was very much difeolottred,anigneme fuels acruciating pain. particularly when wawa in bed, at newly to deprive me of mit. In this lamentable Rate twits reftwooterokettry Mr. J. Thomr ion. (who revisal fo great a cure by than here), to take vase Leakc's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the ,6th of May ; In the courtly of a fortnight I began to reweave beoefit—in little more than a month tbeedears an my koadrandatmis wore round ly healed--loon after the fares on my leg, healed alto, 'Orlin& however, eonaderableidifailounatioa In the fkM, and pain in the bone of the,lcft, which, by the bledllog of Goo, and a Mile longer perfeveranee in your invalulible !Medicine, MAMA ; the nodes difiserilog, the edit ragalning its natural hue, and theme. tonsil pains gotdually thus became, by year libe ral advice aild eredlciste,perfedly frig from a ll toy/armee com itiovered my former fpfrirand ftrength, become jolly and fat, In which Rate having condoned many months to the aftonllhtnent of all wbo !sew mo, I am ate I "i° In what terms to etprefs my gratitude, but beg you. for she good of other fufferiug mortals, to make 'Massy cafe 46 004 1 .; as poffible, as I Bull on every Audio° ; in fo doing y.ni will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble fsr sant, ALEX. 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