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F . _ HIG:1 COURT OF . 17.". EDIN3URCH, ti. 171.11 Thurclay came on the trial of Ra•Atl Fergrfron, • r pieces of white thread lace, nt picccs of cut edgings, and two pieties of .Ici: lace, to the vahle of uceartls of col. from a berdather's chop on the North Midge ; and for .ing habit and repute a thief. The pritimer I , r c t -(1 N uiltv The Coun:l for the Crown I • rellriEted the libel to all arbitrary punifliment. It appcircd from the evidence, that the prifoner came into the fhop, on the .rh July, a little after eight o'clock in the morning, and boaglit a yard and a • tall of lace, fome ribbon, and flamiLl. In the forenoon of that day, it appeared feveral pieces of lace were milling from a box that bad been lhcwn to the prifoncr. It being fulpteted that fric had flolen them, a defcription of her perfon teas given ez the Council Chamber, from which it was flip poftd Raebel Ferry'on was the thief; fcarch was made after her, but The could not be found ; no tice was fent to Glafgow, and the was apprehended there, and brought into Edinburgh, and on being fearched, f , ‘ine pieces of lace were found concealed in her Rucking. Thee pieces of lace were proved. to be the fame that had been flolen. It was alfo proved that the prifoner had been drummed through the city of Edinburgh for theft in 1787, and 'rad been levcral times-before the Magifizates (ince for theft, and committed to the Houfe of Cor &c. and that the was contidered as habit and repute a thief. In her declaration emitted be fore one of the Nlagiarates nF Edinburgh, the ac knowledged that the had !Wen the lace, and burnt part of it, that the reit was found upon her ; which the walled the had burnt alfn. _ _ Mr. OSWALD addreffed the Jury in an elegant and concifi fivech for the Crown, as did Mr. Du rr with great ability for the -prifoner. The Loan Jusricr. CLERK funtrned up the evidence with great candour. The Jury returned their verdi& yefterday, una niinoufly finding it prod that the prifoner did Real the different pieces of white thread lace as libelled : and alfo by a great majority, finding it proved, that the prifoner was habit and repute a common thief. The Court pronounced fentence, unanimoufly ordaining the prifoner to be tranfported beyond feas for feven years. The Lord Jußice Clerk gave .her a fuitable admonition. The Court next proceeded to the cafe of DaWel Apter, aceufed of murdering Ann Blackie, at Bon nyriggs, in the parifh of Cockpen, in Jtme by filing a loaded gun at her. The Counfel for the prifbner pled that he was infant, and to deter mine that point, the Court proceeded to hear the opinion of medical Gentlemen. Dr. Monet and Mr. Ruffen, furgeon, who had vifited the prifoner in jail, were both of opinion, that from the weakncfs of intelled, the prifoner .was incapable of condufting his own defence, or of inftru&ing others to do fo. Some other medical nentlemeu were alto to have been examined, but being abfent from town, the Court delayed further procedure till Tucfday. We formerly mentioned that their Lordlhips, force time ago, after having information given is upon the quellion whether the point of the prifoner's infauity fnouhl be tried by a Jury or by the Court ? were of oi.inion, that the Court was competent to try that point. The Gentlemen of the Jury who fat on the trial of Rachel Fergufon on Wednefday received feven guineas and a half for their attendance. They dined at Hunter's Tavern, at :heir own expence, and gave the whole money they received for chari table purpolos, vise five guineas for the lick and deditutt poor, and two guineas and a half to the Houle of Indullry ; a laudable example in theft times of diftrefs. POLICE, att. Bow.sraerr.—Monday evening Dsvid Whitt, a (*Wier belonging . to the Third Regiment of Guards, was examined before R. FORD, and T. Posta sow, Efqrs. on a charge 'if robbing the Rev. Dr. Hamilton, in Kenfington Gardens. Dr. Hamilton fated, that on Tnefdav, the soth infant, as he was walking through Kenfington- Gardens, about three o'clock in the afternoon, he obferved the prifoner, White, finding in one of the alcoves, at the diflance of about tco yards from hint, when having tome fitipicion of his in tention, he turned back, on which the prifoner fol lowed him ; and, finding he gained ground upon him, profecutor flopped, when the prifoner came up to him, and afked him to give him fomething, faying, he was a readier in digit-as ; that a ft er cx. pofittlating with him on the impropriety of his I ( • .! • ^ in htg:zing, lie gave him lixpence or a p which the prifoner received, but telling -timid not do, and at the fame time hold h.lisig«,ll he had in his hand in a threatening po . tition over profeeutor's head, demanded his mo. ;Icy, and fwore he would murder him, unlefs he mfantly delivered it ; that, after giving. him his money, to the amount of ;:bout ii. fts. prifhner de manded his w.ttch, which was itlfo delivered to him, and he went away, ordering him to return the way he came, and that if he looked hack, he, the prifoner, would ft flow and murder him ; that he Id not fee the prifoner again till the ptefent time, but was po fi ttvc he was the man that robbed him as before defcribcd. James Picrcy, a boy employed to look after his Majelly's (peep in Kcnrngtna Gardens, faid, that he faw the pnfoner there on the afternoon of the Jodi infl.int, and lent him a knife to trim a flick, he then had with him ; that having heard of the robbery, and feting the prifoner .again this day (Monday), in the gardens, he told two men at work the.c of it, who fecured him. The two men alluded to corroborated the boy's teflimony as to the hpprehenfion of the pri ironcr, and produced a large bludgeon they took from him. _ _ _ The indenter. on being aOced by the Magihate if he would uifh to male any reply to the charge, dcai.d it in two, but the lift bag fo ftroagly rue !Ito t, ti. the partici were bound over to profccute inn! I , r the highway robbery at the nest Old in,' Dar, liVliam nvogood, David Evant, Di ana Lhnd, ilLiyaret Cogin, and Ann Cogin, were brought in cullody, on fuipicion of robbing the cal lien grounds of Mr. G. Sutherland, at Mitcham, in Sin of a quantity of printed callicoes. By tile testimony of Riven, Jones, and other of ficers who apprehended the prifoners, it appeared, that in confequence of Tome private information they had received, they went on Monday evening to a houfc in Rofe-ftreet, Long-acre, where they found the prifoner Day, and feveral remnants of printed callicoes now produced. together with'a loaded pillol, and that the prifoner Diana Bond was in company with him. That they went to a houle in Bambridgc-ftreet, St. Giles's, in the pall fiige of which they met the prifoner Tauogood, who made a desperate refinance, and endeavoured to draw a loaded pillol from his pocket to shout Ri ven, the officer. That in a Loom on the ground: floor of the fame houfe they found the prifoner EVani, Margaret Cogin and Ann Gozin, and in a box feveral remnants of printed callicoes, a quan tity of pick-lock keys, an iron crow, two loaded pittols, and two cutfaffes. The remnants of calli. co exaaly correfponded with the patterns of thole stolen from Mr. Sutherland's grounds, which were only robbed on Sunday night, and the prifoners not being able to account how they came pained of them, were committed for farther examination- GOlLDHAl.L.—Yefterday Valentine Henley was fully committed for trial, on a charge of Mr. J. Aynfliw, with picking his pocket in Fleet-ftreet, oftwo hand kerchiefs, valuefourtaen &Mingo, which he had jut! bought. Jonathan Brough, profeffing himfelf to be an at torney, was charged by Mr. Thomas Wood, pro prietor of wine-vaults in the neighbourhood of Fleet-ftreet, on fufpicion of ftealing a col. Bank of England note, about three months fmce. Wistracnessz.—Yefierday a falefman entered into recognizances, for having in his poiTcffion a large quantity of wearing apparel, which had been. burglarioufly Bolen at Long Dittos', in Surry, by thieves not yet known. Thomas Sayer: was put to the bar a fecond time, charged with' fraudulently obtaining three fcale beams belonging to different fugar bakers, value upwards of twenty pounds, which he afterwards fold for about forty Millings each. He was ac quitted of the felonious charge, but was detained till he gets fufficient bail to an fwer for his future good behaviour. WORSPI 7.-sr z ET.—Yellerday . 7110 Smith, charged with having (lola' nearly 200 weight of lead; the property of Mr. Gamfon, was fully com mitted for trial. Mannerly, and 7. Hugh", porters belonging to an inn in the City, underwent an ex amination, charsd upon oath with having Bolen a quantity of broad cloth, the property of perfons unknown. They were committed for further ex amination. Saturday fc'nnight, as one Arthur, a carpenter, at Andover, was removing tome earth in his gar den, to repair the end of his house, he difcovered a cup, about eighteen inches below the futface, which contained upwards of ihty piece; of ancicn, filver coins, of the faze of fixpences, !killings, an half-crowns. Concarrs LEMON Jvica.—Mr. Cexwatt, of Temple-Bar, having been givat to uncierfland that fume other Acid has been fold for Concrete Lemon Juice, feels it neceifary to obfer-c. that he is per mitted to refer to the highea Authorities in this kingdom for the purity of that prepared by him fell; and he truas that the precaution of figning every package with his name and in his own - hand writing, will afford fufficient fecaritl againit iru pofition, te thole who (hall defirous to make ufe of this convenient and elegan: preparation. Thcre are many circumflances in (peculation that the Public do not immediately fee, which when pointed out to them, carry the molt mathematical conclufions, and amongft this number may be reckoned, the prefent State of the Lottery Wheel, which is fo rich that it has but Prizes drawn out of the Seventeen large ones, whiff} near half of the Lottery is already drawn.—This great difpro [onion in favour of Tickets is fo felf-evident, that we thould not wonder if Tickets fuddenly role con fide, obi" , above the precut price. Curious Ciresonjance relative is Me Pigot Diamond. It was remarkable that one or two days before the chance of the Pigot Diamond was determined, there was not (independent of the (even hundred numbers Pealed up for the life of the proprietors) a tingle Ticket to be had, though ten pommy had been offered at feveral Lottery Offices for only jam, which was two guineas over the original price—No bad hint for thole who delay buying in the prefent State Lottery, %%Lich, even in the advanced Rate of the drawing, holds out no lets than retro Capital Prize,. mtnl:i the other from the beginning held out but one. FOUR,' TENTH DAT OT DRAWING.—The Ticket, No. 444707 drawn Yefterday a Priz: of 30001. was fold in one Half, one (tarter, one Eighth, and two Sixteenth Shares; and the Ticket, No. 50,06 t, drawn on the s ith Day, a Prize of THIR TY THOU. AND POUNDS, the property of a number of induflrious Tradcfmen ' were both fold by T. DISH, at his Old State Lottery Office, No. 4, Cornhill, London; where No. 34,925, a Prize of 20,0°01. No. 1,957, a Prize of aoool. Nos. 11,683, 17,248, and 32,333, Prizes of ;cool. vial, were all Shared and Sold in the IA Year ; alto in former Lotteries, I: of ,C 30,000 I Prise of C3,cco 10 •• 20,000 3: -- spoo z 6 10,000 39 ..••• 1•000 14 5,000 59 Soo Tickets and Shares, warranted Undrawn, are felling daily at the Offices of T. 81./f, No. 4, Cornhill, London, Mancheiter, and Edi nburgh; aid all. Prizes paid on Demand. COURSE OF Hamburg% 31 8 i 4 U. Ahura - 31 9al U. Lephoru - 54} 46 Palcniie, 90 MK; Prx °go F.XCHANOZ. Verdes • • 451 Laos • • 37 Oporto • - 57 Dublin • • 4 MARRTEiI DIET) On Itlay fennlght, flew. Cutler, tit Reentelut Nreß TINE Militia, to Mk Holt, diluents of Mr. Richard Holt, of Rochdale. —.— On the zstb inftant, In Wlimore-ltreet, the widow of Gene ral Morris. On the Bth inftant, at Brined Hot Wells, in the 631 year of his age, the Rev. Frederic Wollalton, of Bury St. Edmund's, late Prebendary of Peterborough, ani one of his Majeny's Chaplains in Ordinary. He was a dcfcendant of the celebrated Author of "The Religion of Nature delineated." In him polite learning has loft one of its molt fucterstul cuhivatom, religion one of its molt zealous defenders, and focicty one of its brighten ornaments. INF.A.I.LIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER.. THE PROPRIETOR of this moll excellent REMEDY is Co certain of its Efficacy having never failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corns, root and branch, Tb arrus n TUE MONEY. It will,on application, rake off the Inflammation in a few honer and deltroy effectually the Malignity without the kilt hazard, Printed Dircetitts fealed up with it. Thh is the celebrated PLADTFER that gained Co tench re putation in Germany, and has been fold in London upw-rds of Fifty Years, with the greatelt reputation. Sold Wholefale and Retail by T. Axtell, No. a, Finch-lane, near the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavif tock-nrect ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 37, St. James's-ftrees; Mr. Sydney, No. :a, Pall-Mall ; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and JL boult and Co. N 0.550, Oxford-ftreet. At Briftol, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers. Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and Roforann, pc:flamer. . . - . Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portfra and Gokort Mr. /larding's. Liverpool, by Mr. &re, printer,old Mr. lones,batokfriler. Portfmouth, Mr. Motley, bookfeler. WHEN Profetrional Men of education and re fponfibllity deviate from the general fyftem by the fe !Milan of a peculiar Branch, the fanCtion of long continued fuccefs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years base I devoted my practice to the exclufire treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fueeefsful rtfult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I as I able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeoo, I formed a with at an early period of Prattice to refcuc individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general F`radtitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have do voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—zdly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that de rangement of the fyßem in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. _ _ _ Numerous difeafes are the refult of ignorance or halLe in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not un frequently hap. pens that the feeds of Life are poifoncd by the Indifcretion of an tmgetarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are Bally cured, and even whereothers have failed, I trulk that l' may prefume to offer aradical rer.citabliihment. Few however are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in this diforder compared with the calamitous fituations of Men, who from indulgence is SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaits. tit, of a faerionable Life, acquire that ftate M Debility which is the unavoidable confcquence of Inch perrileiou. habits. Where the unhappy flatter broods over his millry, but care !tally conceals his misfottune, it may be tone confohttion for him to know, that although it•be an objedt of doubt or amen minty with other Pra:..titioner., the removal of tbdc DEFI CiENCIE€ by the gir.dual progrcft of Renovation is the acquire mcnt of my experience. If the Eft., of Bacchus or 1/Cf3ll, have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counterattion of this languid Rate, and in th.re cafes no great difficulties wi'l recur. Put where thl. De icier cy has for ye.:4•: , exifted. a prop..r Per fevcrance Is indifrsidibly rcgttifitew revive the Ournbring fparke of life, and, to rc,anknatc Conlikution. MARRIED WOMEN. wbo have long bees drappointed in their mediations of a Family, may be affurtst that in moft infant-sfach defects art curable by Medical Ski'L _ The SECRECY which it 10 cffential to my undertaking, apt' :he Qualificatiars which I have prclunied to Rate, form the lialia a my Pretentious, an.l in coincidence with fuch tLH inti ' mation it gi feu, that Air 11- may be co:l:liked ptronally (or by ktttrt incioring a rmall note) at his '...oure, N0.:9, Arun dul-flreet, Strand, near. Temple-Eir. Them is an additional cat= cc in Water-greet adjoining. and the name'. on bath the doors. M. B. Ntorobe of the korai C.,17e-e of Sammy.. A RN.MARKABLk MRS. TAYLOR, Looking-Glafs NtanufaEtory, tit , 41, Hotton-firsare, was afflifted for 13 years with tfevere itheumatifm, and an Obitnattion in the Womb, Vihie estifed her tht molt eacrutiating pains ; the applied to fevetvi eminent 110,flicieris, best never received any humlit. In dill ituatioa the had rerourfe to Dr. Bitnet:o's Botanical Syrup end Nervous Cordial. and by ordy tithing five bottles was perfectly Aired, and has, fur the benefit of the afOißr.l, requelled doctoral to publifh hir dec. and will giac arty parka) further atisfaCtion w fin I. ieftroos of being-infeented. Voltwt► her bead, this stb day uiNorcnit .r, deo. SARAH TAYLOR, Witners to the aNwe, ANN BROWN, Banc ber.S4. Sbureditc k. _ .„. JOI IN I lOCWOOD, kite f. rvant to Mr. V. Simplon, of the Rae Inn, Sittinphourn, was foe a kngtb, of time molt intee 7ably aftlitited with a rheumatic ermiplair.t, Which nearly ap• ?mucked to paralytic, to fuels a degree ss to deprive him ut ass. • mire arc °risk wilich read red him itt.-.tpalaic of walk • log or fulluwint his bulinefs; in thi,debilita.o.l tute be apeliva to feveratiof the molt eminent of the ratsulty without tlperi encing the Malt ibadow of hens-fit ; but by heu'g ftrott;:ly re. zosumended by feveral alias friends to Dr. Brodunt's Kmws Cordial, purelia.fsd at Air. John Barnarl's, hookrelki. tiktTn:;. ..corn, is now perfeetly reftored to his fo; ner he iltb and si rour, it enabled te follow M. bufileS, as ufual without feeling the haft fymutoms of the above comulaittt, and i, now man tolvir. Niels. Seaton, proprit. tor of the Sittirryrbourn coach. JOHP HOC:IA*OOD. Wltneresto.tic above Cure—Mr. V. SINIPSON. Ainftvr of the Rote inn, Sittisryibourn; Mr. JOlibl BARNARD, Bookfeller. Mr. J. coontwouGii, .raylor. near the Old Chtp:l. Rnightibridgc, on* aflliclici fora bug time with a Scorbutic Complaint In his ann, which u• a gnat hitdrunc to him In his bufinefv, and for whirl. i.e !sal mcourfc reran.' e.li elites, without receiving any benefit; but by taking a few bot tles of 1./r. Brodures llotnnical Syrup, was cured is a Bart time. Any perfon w:liing to have f.irther ioionnarian con cerning the bid sure, may, ty api.lyLig as amvc. rw.eAre a at tisfadory account. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVCTS CORDIAL, to be had at the Ocelot.** Houk, No. 9, Albion-An t!, fecal doors from the I.everian Muleoln, Blackftiars lirklte, In Bot tles at 221. tra W. and ys. 6d. L In Bath, Cruttwal, 'Exeter, Men= and Soo. BrMal, Sheppard, Carport, Hardins Brighton, Donakhan and Co. Glafsow , Beitcr , _ . Birininglarn, Swiancy, Bedfi.rd Snli• ! rel of Wight, Alb i n, Blandford, Simmons, Irvine, A. Yo;me, merchant. 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PUBLIC. laniS Workrhas paired through a number c f editions, and has eppenenced a tale unpretedeutly glee: It is therefore now reprinted with max.y improvements :aid it may be with confidence alerted, that fu valuabl e a puiilieatiou to the gill:fled in general has never been printed in this or ' any other language .--The weak and delieate fonalo—the youth who hat jult finithed his edtration at any of the pubEt feminaries--the aged who are drooping ender difr.iers originating from an intpueity of blod--prople of faii.t.,r— Ruclious petiOns of a confined and ft:dent:try pule afflicted with nervous affedions in grocral, v. iii firs In SOLOMON'. GUIDE TO HEALTIi" a hitht , .:l nipu and an amusing initruelon—ln hurt. no p:r. - ati WI,, values the enjoyment of a good Bate of health win iat 4 I!' without being polreited of this fmall, cheap, vat:Lai:it, _:ad im portant publication. The diforders peculiarly Incident to the fonate fez in en ry fituadon, arc ago expatiated upon, together with adv".•:e bag: felts, for thole keret infirmities of nature, which &Bea .1 forbids to difdofe, even to the nn.Tert Madre: conipril • n Trentife on Finede Dlfeafes, Nervous, Hypochondriac, Con futriptive Complaints. atc.&e. The public arc now prehtteed with a variety of new chime.- t ow: in this edition. whereby the valetudinarian may bale" I the true pietitrc of his diforier, s !tether heredittrp er chronkal or acute, and nth the belt approved rentediea for obtaining an i1711111.1:110C and laaing cure recoil:minded. And as nervous :and Lypochondriac complaints at- much more prevalent in Europe than is generally itaagirea, with many dreadful mad alarnilng fymptnais, whet. no tail ti claim alßßaticc. and not as is too gentrally the iLtinon contempt, the Author has L en very attentive to their method armee; and be flatters himteit from the okfervativas he has. made, that the prehan to as good a tteatife on that. difeaLt as any extant. The tender Female, who, though by nature is dettined to be the pri (crier of the 'human race, yet alas ! liable to many natural indifpolitions, which resider list cninlition truly wretched and unequal when cnmpared to the male. For what ' ever fituition of life Use is placed in, the feldom enjoys a perf,:ct ftate of health. If the enters into the wedded Mite, even from that fissure of plmfure fomething bitter arifea ; and Pregnancy brings with it a train of loathing, hand:, 2See. If 0e naming fingle, the will (tamely be able to avoid labouring under foam lairmity,becaufe the is a" ftranger to a mother's pangs." What can be of mote importance to a female, than to be pro perly acquainted with every fymptora to which the Gable ? Aal how to conduet hafelf in furls eireumftances, with. out wounding her delicacy by a difclofurc of her fears or her op prehenfions, to the rude fcruthry of pretended Friend, The Pamphlet points out the methods of cure, from a Bleu horragia bet-lower:a= to reconfirmed Siphftia. To which is added, an Effay 013 Secret Vencry, and a Difrourfe on Impo tency in the Male • Sterility or Earrennefs incident to Females, Ste.; an Appendi x on the fubjeet of a folitary and deftruetive vie; and an addrefs to Parents, Guardians, Tutors, and there who have the care and education of youth. I.iktwife adirice to Bathers at Margate, Southampton, Scarborough, Bath, Erg tol, dec. &e. particularly the afflicted with ferrous Complalots. The whole is illstftratA and interfperfed whh a variety of am. titanic fads, never before Fulfill/led, explaining the fymptoras i , mode of treatment, and remedies in the different Rates of a C,T. taro &cafe : cautions to young pedants of the danger of impro per connexions or isnprrper tmatnumt, &c. with the difference between real venereal fyiriptonw and thofc frequently millsketa for them. more who have re-tided in hot climates, and are ellnaltell. or labour under a coothival deal* of nature, whteeby their bo dily ftrength is not only exhaulted, but flru their vigour and vivacity impaired, will meet with a triendly mcritor in this (mall, though important publication...-It has beers the means of faring thoufands of lives in the late epidemic comphunts in America. llte valetudinarian by hinh, n-ho has Treriml from his pa tent s the inheritance of a diliaki and unprolitie frame ; the de licate female, wilern an immursil and inadive life, together with the immoderate ulit of tea, and other weak and waters - ali ment., has, without any fault of her's, brour,lit cat all the eatands teas Iyanstonts of a eonftanptire habit, and am, without t hardy affirtance, finking, into an ur.timt-ly rave! To fort as their.. • The Cuide to brutish," 'nil atloni tie nvdit perm,inent and point out thz trio& of o !torn ion, to the sr:joy:neat of dse greaten of an the mulorts, Heakh, nithuut to lad, die is Dot worth enjoying. tri - 'l'o the Publlc..--Nathing .an he a ftror;er 'meat' the utlltir o: this work than the unrecedeat It hasps," w;:b. co Lda than IrtlyThJw.f2cd Copi4 baelni boon difpnied of in very Mori time. LEM:Vs PATENT PILL& To ThonusTaylor, Sorrenn, No. 4, New lirilge-areet, Mogi I:Lau, Lon;lon, mem o Plymouth, jvmar7 7. IT i 4 bitt jai is a tel your invaluable Medicine. LEAKit's P.VIENT PILLS, (of which my Fathev and fa ' hatchet-lithe ihtehtiffird Vend:rs for yot.,at tit 4 Port, as y. 3!5.) .o Rate t • you, for the infortnation a-n.111)2=6'3 to rho Public. I the following very raw tordlnary Cure performed by them. Mr. B—, a young man, about four years finer., Was affedt !ed with the Venereal CempLdut, and on gee Grit oppeara Mire of it had recourfc to on creini at SJrgeou, who admiral. the ultra! rattle if V.:Mein s fur a confidtsabl.• time ni..hout edeCt b.- • 1,-n a m-4 -i!,•1 I' of thc tai-ulty, from whom lat not a vari.av to P.O putpole : 36out tht• titot a foul uker appnitut •.1 thront,ami large fwellints cm ht. Aims, which gave hint fa: h 9re...11111 tarniclating pain, particularly wheat be was warm M as to deprive Nino of reit t he nuel it: melaneholy v -ay for ionic montiu, when a arida , man pin him into a miehbourli ;, 11.1:rmary, where he rwrnaia: tli upvrarJ • ce'tbrocri,:rtlis, and we; throui;ll a r.gal.:c rnerr trial court:, w... for come • 1:-.4 a linic b..tt:r h was then dif charr.cd, rrnam 4! ri this ph..c. wherh is very Thor. time. he h cater RI bad or wort: then tt .r. !te :toot tiled feoccal tent:mil eilvertifed nu-dleines h. tin vain. and 5r....s at this p•- 1 riot rcituet4 to a men. 6, lemr, to: rt hrokru up week wound and ulecri la fec..t..l phic:,, and much foroller, hi woo fu ntereh as n.rt to he kanwv lt'• iuimarc friends, and es pected 'hit every fuer:T.:ln+ hour would he Ids 171.. In T:l4 inel.meholy helph fs !L.. f hew him, and molt it he had not told me his n.m:, he fo emaciated, I tiotuld not has kou on him. Having rehtted to me the ahoap aulanclwiy tale. utul knowing the reateillzacy of your Piff. I eked Nun it he would take franc of them upaa -ny recon4ohniation f he CM bi would, but h. fe.erA he wan too f.r gone to clip,* any ris• lief in this world ; I lint him funr !foxes, which he took, and when I enHerl on him again found him in better fpicit% and alga to Gt an in his chair: foou.after tbi i he went to his f intd io Cornwall, taking it limply of the Pills with him. which he emit:nom% for a Conficcr-bie iliac according to yncir print•ll siket'llins, gradually mending In hcakh and comb:nion abut twi.bre r...tmhs Once be returned to Ws plow, his has perfectly well, gtrunkAly and flout, and as well a. be ' wa. in life.. he marked lance Sia raurn, and about Ida works ago wrs blear! with a line, thumping., he..l•ity hog. He h.ct paniculAy revolted me to Rare in 11 the above ertniordioary cur., that you may consey at to the ptildfc 1 t any numnar *NA think praper ; for my CACTI par:, when Intl! fswr hit, I re, film over for a loft man, end never was fa P ' ,Trecaby larpriatd as WhCO be returned in full health anti rigour, whack, I and, r the hlt-fing of Goa. Is to be attributed to your juftly ,Famous mcdieinc, Leakc's Patent Pills. I remain yew: obedient I bumble krvant, E. R. HAYDON, Bonbfrfter mitt Printer. at Plymenth, to Ms Roy-al Hihlusdk the Duke of Manses. Prepuce and fold by the Snit Prom-It/or, THOMAS TAYLOR, . - Member of the Copo — r..l7c;t : S . ir . ;;;;, - 1 ;mom, at lie bet" 1::.I. New Briago4tteit. They are alto fold, by hit :Tpettior.ect, at the Petfuiw No. : L t. St. Alban'i-Ilt.et, Pali Ma 11; Mr. Roblalaa's Ter Ow?. No. mix Cisit.-J-Ittrrt ; Mr. Eine, Peokfeller, 140. Unnin-row, Little Tatort•illl ; Man. It *a and Co. Etta ; Mr. Vaii , wcll, Dublin • mod by orc gegen la every rani:Actable tuarain England. ace. in bozo of only as pd. auk ruled up, with full and Oda eireetions. LONDON; Printel to- k. Tarlatan. by JOIIN DAIIIIIL. a/ Canabritrast) at tht > 7A II PC HETI l orOvries, No. 4 ; sal pea6ra.l by LEVFL mink. (2f Cat imberyliass, La sbret). as Na t. Csrev.4ror- sal a ha STAI•OVVICL, TCISSC.LLI j CO 11,Sio OCCC a:: callanisi• rodror fir die Iwo art rogoilkoi abe ad ide&