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I . bit currants Down TNB WOOD NEAR ITANtttVTH•' I BitiDGE. IN THI COUNTY OF WESTKOILELAND. Go mom, Neer& roosters, your woods are no mote, Which o'erlhoslow'd the fort bowing Bream ! VIM Edam's fair honks in vain bull deplore That her beauties my bed like a dream. Its murmurs more lama, mote plaintive, and (west, Ha brains Omit complain to the wind; That to fumy no longer Ilse yields a retreat, Nor maks with her beauties the mind ! 'bat laxly five Bourifti'd in Nature's full pride... Wild mks were blooming around ; On her bridge the green Ivy bad reread it ref wide, And her rocks with gay vadure were crown's!. Dot ah ! what mak it, to man kft a peer— He, fordid, bath Loki the! for gain ! teas colddsearted av'rice no charms souk! And thy woods am bayed low to the pLin ! Now wander, is hopes to retrace Each beauty that eon was my theme, Where the breeze-waving Mitre, with elegant Odes lindiu'd o'er the remit gurgling Arcata. Ye tame (as mourning the change 1 farvey) Each pkafure which blooms far the eye, Detufive sod waning, wilt Coon pats away, As the lay, when pawed, wiU de. Yet happy, when Efc's fleeting tenure is o'er, Each (ring that retrials my tomb " May clothe the beep nicks fowling grandest suet more, With deep Quay woods in full bloom. Thus yr nuy look forward titre' ages, and truth • That Nature ewe more will b, ; Whig I, I. ly drooping to mingle with duft, alai Lave nut a foocftcp behind! 5. R. DUB LM; FEBRUA I? T 9. The following is a corm.% ttaternent of a cafe of great importance to the mercantile world, which cunt on to be tried on Monday fe'nuight, in the Court of Exchequer, befole Lord AvoNmoaa and a Special Jury, wherein Robert Hall, of the city of merchant, was plaintiff, and the Governor and Company of the Bank of Ireland were &fen dant: : The adion was brought by the plaintiff to two- VCT damages avid& the defendants, for illegally and malicioutly canting two bills of exchange, ac cepted by the plaintiff, to be psoteited fur non-pay ment, they not being the legal holders of fame. The plaintiff not having faltered any damage what fuevcr in his credit, this ildion WAa wrought merely to ateerrain whether the Bank had a right to pro tea bills fur non-payment under fucheircumaances as the following. fads as appeared in evi: deuce are hrictly there :—On the 16th of June lag, James Hall, of Ettnifteillen, drew a bill On 0.1111- rA If for 531. at 3 t days tight in farrow of one Gen. Void, which bill was accepted by plaintiff on I3d of fame month, pay ible at the bank of John lay and Co. Eftirs. Said bill etas difeounted at the Bank of Ireland, although George Ford, the payee of.the bill, had never endorkd it. "%When it became due it WAS prefented for payment by a clerk he. longing to the Bank of Ireland, at the Bank of Fin lay and Co. who gave for anfwer that fame would not be paid for want of the indorfement of the payee, and a label was affixed to the bill, dated and ligned with the initials of Finlay's clerk, of llgning fame as the only reafon why laid bill would not then he paid, as the plaintiff had at that time fcveral thoufands in their Bank—notwithflanding which the Bank of Ireland protetted fame gene rally for non-payment, without hating particular reafon why fame would not be paid. The second was a hiil drawn bv a merchant in Derry on plain. tiff, and accepted by him, and payment was r e • Puled for this on the fame gt minds as on the for mer, and was proteftcd in the fame manner. The defence Pet up by the Bank was, th.tt the payee was a tiditious pertim : however the contiary wag fully proved to the fatisfadion of the Court and Jury.— Verdid for the plaintiff tool. damages, and 6d. 'colts. CLERKENIVELL SESSIONS, FEB. to. 7,1 m Orme was indiFied for affaulting Anne Demetrius, the wife of John Demetrius. The pri loner had lodged at the hook of the profecutor, and went away, leaving fame cloth which he af terwards called for ; but Mrs. Demetrius refuted to let him have it till he had fettled an arrear of lodging-money that he owed her. Upon this, an altercation enfued, in the courfe of which, the pri loner knocked dow n Mrs. Demetrius, and when her hulband came to her allittanee put him in terror of his life by holding the poker over him. The prifoner then got poffeilion of the cloth, and carried it off in triumph, forcing his way through the conftablis, neighbours, &c. that had been called in. The defence fet up by the prifoner was, that he had known Mrs. Demetrius for feveral years moft familiarly ; that the had even cohabited with him for a confiderable time, in the courfe of which, if I any quarrel arofe, led always borne fuch ehaf tifement as be chofe to 'YAM without mut mur.— The prifoner, conceiving that the cuflom which he alerted of knocking down Mrs. Demetrius, gave , a right to do fo, retied his defence here, raying, that this was a love quarrel, fimilar to former ones. Mr. A.s.s. sr, the prifoner's Counfel, (hocked at the indecency of the defence, threw up his brief. John Demetrius was then called, and (wore that, from the time of his marriage, which was twenty years back, his wife had never once fiept away from his refidence. The prifoner was found Guilty ; and the Court thinking his crime highly aggravated by the falfe and infamous defence which he had fet up, fen tenced him to fix months imprifonment an the lioufe of Correition ; at the expiration of which time, he is to find fureties for his good behaviour, !LICE, tlfc. rOW•S T atvn—On Monday the s t footpads who have lately been apprehended by the police patrole,' underwent a final examination. Four of them were fullyconEniued for trial on a charge of a tbbbery near Edmonton ; five of them were fully commit ted for trial, on charges of robberies in Kent and Surrey; one was admitted to bail, the charge being only on fufpicion ; and one was difcharged. The five men who have been apprehended in St. Giles's, on fufpicion of robbing M'fs De Camp I lak Thinfday night, in Tottenham.conrt Road, were again examined, and Mils De Camp and her filler attended, but couldnot identify eitherof their perfons ; three of them, were, however, fully com mitted for trial on a funilar charge, and the other two %vete difcharged. On Sunday night, between nine and ten o'clock, Thomas Francis, a labouring man, in the employ of Mr. Brandon, a gardener, near Bermondfey, was flopped by three footpads, and robbed of all the propescy he had about him. Early* few mornings fince, as S. Terry and Ro bert Pittman, in the employ of Mr. Cooper, of Pedlar's Acre, were out on their mailer's bufinefs, they were flopped by five footpath, near Peckham gap, who robbed them of their calls. A few evenings fince, as Mr. Heighington, of Bow-lane, Cheapfide, was returning home through Ealt-lane, Walworth, he was (topped and robbed by three footpads of his watch and cafh. Lail Friday evening, as Mr. Gardner, of Caftle ftreet. St. George's in the Eall, was palling through Crown.Rreet, Seven Dials, he was knocked down by a tall man, in company with three others, and they ran off with two (mall par eels, containing combs and other property to a cenfidcrable amount. As the fervant of William Taunton, Efq. of Downfrome, in Dorktfhire, was returning home from Beaminfter, he was (topped by a tingle foot pad, who jumped from behind the bulls and feized the bode by the bridle, and with a (harp inftru ment fevered the reins, fo as to render the bode unmanageable, and then took hold of the fervant by the great coat, and violently ftruck at him.— The fervant very fortunately avoided the blow by leaning forward on the neck of the horfe ; but he, completely cut off the tail part of his great cz-at. The footpad made no demand of money, and it is rather remarkable that the fen ant had received a confiderable firm on that day. It is alto a me lancholy ciroiniftance, that a few months ago, a woman was found murdered near that place, with her thrcat on from ear to ear. Timislay fennight, a boat going from Water ford to Duncannon, with a man of the name of Grant, his wife, and a young woman on board, upfet near Paffage, when they were all unfortu nately ltd. Several farmers around Windfor and its envi. row, !for fume time pail have had their barns broke open, and corn of different kinds taken out. Thefe depredations appear to have been commit. ted by a gang of 16 dein:rate fellows, four of whom are now in cultody in Windfor gaol, and are to be examined this day before the Magiltrates. On Tuefday evening hall, the loth infiant, was committed in Nevgate-ftrcet, a moll daring rob bery on Mr. S. of Afhby de la Zouch, by feveral ladies of ear) , virtue in company, one of whom fecund his pocket-hook, containing feveral Bank notes, betides a draft to a ccnliderable amount. Foto ay. —For tome days pall fevcral perfons have undergone private examinations on charges of having forged certificates, purporting to be cer tificates for feamen belonging to the Bengal India. man, now lying at Gravefend, to receive their wages at the counting-houfe of Mr. Gillett, the agent, in Bilhopfgate.ftreet. There perfons had aaually received money on the falfe certificates to the amount of upwards of Sol. On Tucfday Mr. Sharpe, the Chief Mate of the Bengal, hap pened to be at the agent's when fume of the par ties came with the certificates, on which his ligna ture was counteifeited to exactly, that he fhould hardly have known the difference between them and his own hand-writing,• if he had not been cu.; tain that there were no f uck perfons on board the fhip as thofe to whom the wages were pretended to be due. After various fep.irate examinations, two of thcfc perfons, a man and his wife, turned King's evidences, and difcovered the perfon who had forged all the certificates. The perfon was brought before the Lord Mayor on Saturday by two City Officers, who produced a book found on him, and in whic h was written an exact copy of one of the certificates in queftion, with Mr. Sharpe's fignatnre exaCtly imitated. This perfon is a young than, who pretend% he was a broker ; and that he wrote the certificates at the defire of the other per- Cons ; that he knew not what they were; and had received no money. The witneffes fwore he got all the money which they received ; that they were employed by him; that he ufed to give them a dozen or two of certificates at a time, and ufed to flop at a public-houfe until they brought him the money. All the reward they received was two guineas and a ftlk handkerchief. This young man, for forgery, and two others for uttering, were fully committed for trial. On Monday fe'nnight an inquifition was taken at Brockenhurft, on the body of an infant, about four months old, belonging to Mr. Hatchett, who, in travelling from that place to Brockenhurft, with the father and mother, in an open chaife, the pre ceding Friday evening, on their alighting at the inn, the child was dead, and fuppofed to have pe. rifhed by the fiverity of the'weather. Verdia— Vifitation of God. A few nights tince a woman going from Green ock, when it was very dark, fell over, the breaft work of Delingbnrn bridge, into the burn, and broke her leg, which was Chattered in a dreadful manner ; very fortunately the tide was not in, or the mull have been drowned : the was relieved from her diftrelling fituation by a young gentle man, who happened to trots the bridge fome time after the fell ; hearing the moans of perfon in dillrefs, he made for the fpot, leaped into the ri vulet,and raifed her up: affiftance being procured, the was carried to a neighbouring boufe, and fur- Fria die LONDON GAZETTE, 1 1 4. 16. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAIt.OFFICE, FEBRUARY i 6. • j Regiment of Dragoon Guards--John Carpenter, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Naylor, promoted ad Ditto Captain George Pownal Adams to be Major, by purehafe, vice Taylor, promoted in the rit Welt India regi ment. tub Regbnent of Light Franch Rayaes to be Liemount, by pure haf;, vice Coma promoted. itb Ditto—Bravill Cos Way, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchak, vice Pedder, promoted. Lth Regiment of Foot—Captain-Lieutenant Wilfiam Gordon M'Gregor to be Captain, vice Evans, dec =fed; Lieutenant Coiquboun Grant to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Ivi•Gregor; Enligu John Lynch to be Lieutenant, vice Grant; Enfign Thomas Egan, front the itch Welt India Rogintent, to be Enfign, vice Lynch. rth ThollllllMofs Clayton to be Captain, by purchafe, vice De alltalat, whore Appointment duo not take place. 44th Ditto—Enfign James Clegg Kennedy, from the 3d foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchak, vice Graham, promoted. 49th Ditto--Estfign John Doherty to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Conceit, who retires. • 7th Ditto—Enfign Henry Balguy to be Lieutenant, by put chafe, vice Roberts, promoted. oth Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Lethbridge to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Cranford, removed to be 86tit foot; Hofpital-Mate Edward Jarvis to be Aißitant-Surgeon, vice Bromwich, deceafcd; Hofpital-Mate John Freeman to be Affißant-Surgeon, vice King, promoted in the 3d Weft India Regiment. 68th pitto--Captain- Lieutenant William Cox to be Captain, viel Edwards, detailed; Lieutenant John Reid to be Cap tain-Lieutenant, vice Cos. To be Lieutenants, without Purchafe—Entigns Charles Tuton, vice Hewetfon, deeeafed; J. A. Crowder, vice Bowl:, r. who refigns; Andrew Creagh, from the 87th foot, vice Reed. To be Enfigns--George Pcpyutt, Gent. vice Tuton; W illiam 37th S7th . , Milan, Gent. vice Crowder. 78th Ditto-- Kennedy, Gent. to be Lino, without put , chafe, vice Turner, whole Appointment does not take pLice. 86th Ditto--Lieutenant-Colooei Robert Craufurd, from thc 60th foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Bell, who retires. 87th Ditto—NVilliam L. Darling, Gent. to be Ettfign, without purchafe, vice Creagh, promoted in the 68th foot. New South Wale d ; Curps--Enfign Laycock to be Lieu tenant, vice Cra Curd, deceafed; Thomas Derenzy Turner, . . . Gent to he Enfign, vice Layeock. Colonel hearer's Corps of Infantry—Enfign John Klm . , , llLy to be Lieutenant, vice Laidlow,dcceaf:d. 3d Weft India Regiment—Lieutenant Samuel Rome, from the 4th Weft India Regiment, to be Captain by purchafe, vice Frafcr, who retires ; Serjcant J. Hawkfw orth to be Adjutant, vice, Thornton, who refigna. 4th Ditto—Enfign Anthony cruise to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Rome, promoted in the 3d Weft India Reginuaft. Eth Ditto—Enfign Edward A. Wafter' to be Lieutenant, vice Brockey, &ceded ; Lewis Gordon, Gent to be Enfign, vice Waftneys. 9th Ditto—Major Herbert Taylor, from the ad Dragesnn Guards, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchafe, vice Druault, . . who retires ; John B. Du Mouchet, Gent. to be Enfign, with out purchafc, vice Saunderfon, removed to the 3d Foot. loth Ditto—Captain Henry C. Darling, from the 3d Font, to be Major, by purchafc, vice Pcrcln, who retires; Volunteer Jofeph Latibi. re to be Enfign, vice Preilbs, dectafal. ith Ditto— Mackay, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Egan, removed to the 11th Foot. lath Ditto—Captaln Richard Collins, from the 4th Weft India Regiment, to be MAjor, by purchafe, vice Len:rent; who retires. STAFF. Burnet Bruce, Efq.Advr.eit:, to be Deputy Tudge Adrc rate and Clerk of the Courts Martial in North lirirain, 'ryt• kr, appointed to af.. r at in the Court of Scffion. Hosprr.u. STAFF. Garrifon Suwon Nl'Dmvall, of the Maud of St. Luria, to he Garrifou Sureun of Antigua, vice Muttlebury, r:;- movial to the home Staff. Battalion of Dundee Volunteers. Melt Lieutenant James Mitchell to be Captain, vice Yeaman, deceit d. Second Lieutenant James Gray to be Fire Licutmant, vice Mitchell. James Watt, Gem. to be Second Lieutenant ' vice Gray. Falmouth or Pendcanis Artillery Volunteers. Second Lieutenant John Mitchell to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Corfield, who maps. Samuel Corfield, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Mitchell. Hudder , field Volunteers. Captain-Licuteuant Jufeph Scott to be Captain of =additional Company. Lieutenant Walter William Stables to be Captain Litutenant, vice Scott. John Woolley, Gent. to be Firlt Lieutenant, vice Stables. arvii Charles Seaton, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. l'homas Atkinfon, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Joihua Croiland, Gent. to be Ditto. Eaft Sutherland Volunteers. Captain John Sntherl :ml, of the late Sutherland f enales, to be Second Lieutenant of the Brora Company, Tice John Sutherland, who relne. lOe 1;'1 Sky-Volunteers. ,Donald Mq.eod, Gent. to biAdjutant, vice Macdonald. who retigns.. D. hd*Curnmin, Gent. to be e)Eartcr-Maker, vice Steele. who ragas. 111111110kAN,17114. Enftgn John Charlton, of the Isth Regiment of Foot, Is fu perfcded, he having do 'med min the: GAirme of the 26th of September Ult. 39th Regiment of Foot. For Enfiga Andrew Tilt to be Lieutenant, by ynrchafe, vice De Coerced, promoted, read Entign Andrew Tilt to be Lieu tenant, by purchafe, vice Cetweed, promoted. BANKRUPTS. Samuel Wells, of Leonard-fquare, Skorediteb, corn-chandler, dealer and ehapman, to forrender Feb. 19, March 2, and 30. at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Old-Rreet Road Benjamin Jaelifon. of Wentworth, parith of WAtb.upon-CicArn, Yorkihire, ecmidealer and meal-feller, March 3, at fix, March 4, at ten, and March 30, at fix, at the Three Cranes ion, in Barnficy, Yorkthire. Attornies, Mr. Peake, Southampton- Buildings Chancery.larie, London; or Mr. Birks, ut He- mingfiell, near Bars (ley aforcfaid. Thomas Gamble the younger, of Leicefter, woolcombir, March 17, at four, March 19, and 3o at eleven, at the Saracen's Head Inn, In Leiceller. Attories, Mars. Matthews and Good, Gough-Nuarc, Fleet-ltreet, London ; or Mr. Frcer, Leicefter. Cluiftopher Alderfon, of Bacles, Suffolk, finpkeeper, dealer and chapeau, March 3,4, and 30, at eleven, at the Kiner Head-Inn, Beccka. Attomies, Mars. Deb.Lry and Cops, Paper-Buildings, Temple, London; or Mr. George willion Browne Bohun, Backs. William Flitter the younger, of Bridtwhiltle, Thornhill, York- Wm, clothier, dealer and chapman, Feb. 26 at three, at the . . Wosipack Inn, Wakefield, Feb. 27, at ten, at the George and Dragon Inn, Dewfbury, and March 30, at ten, at the White Hart Inn; Huddersfield. Anomie., Mr.T. Rylab, of Dew fbury ; or Mr. E. Sykes, New-Inn, London. teorge Hawkins, of Fith-fireet-Hlll, London, druggiit, Feb. 20, at eleven, Feb. 26, and March 30. at tea, at Guildhall Attor ney, Mr. T. T. Rigby, Ncw City Chambers, Bilhopfgate erect, London. John Snowden, of Liverpool, merchant, March it:, x 36 antl,3o, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Meets. Gill and Whitley, Liverpool ;or Ur. Windk, rtictes- Buildings, London. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 27. Thomas Bolas, of the Temple, and John Robfon, of Crutehed-Friars, London, corn-Gracie.), dcaltrs, &alum°, and partners, at eleven, at Guildhall. Feb. 27. Thomas Bolas, of the Temple, London, corn.fraor, dealer and cliarnan, at eleven, at Guildlta.U. March 6. Philip Davies, late of Blockftiar's-Road, Surrey, batter, Inendraper, dealer and rhapmen, at ten, at GulldhalL Muth 1. &Mamie Flelber, of Liverpool. druggift. dealer and MARRIED. On Cat urd.l morning, at St. Paul's Covettt-gardet, MGR Brytlges-ftrect, Covent-gardca, to Alia Mary Child, c f Mount-area, Grofvenor-forare. DIED. I.ately, at Wirelow, Bucks, the noted Jane Walker, bcr.er known by the appellAtion of Little Jenny, in the 37th ycar her age. TILL prodigy of nature, when Wing, cutafured only 33 inches in height. 11. tcly,Thorpas Seals, a rcafint, of Grefstherp, Nutt inghxr.- (hire, in the so6th year of his age. I.tstely, Robert Reynolds, Erg. at his boric in Gtlfc.rd-ftreet, Foundling. On the Btb init. at leis !twice, Weflrninfta - -roaJ, Mr. Wide.: e Gatti, Lae of Oli...twan i London-bridge. On the 3oth ult. in the Sell year of his age, tke Rev. Samuel Cooper, h. A. rco to of Welt iti Liiicolofnir, anti curate of the Donatices of Ilpwood and Iternicy, in I lunti4donthi:.?.. Lately, in Jamaica, Mr. Rupert M.K.ay, fourth foss Luc George M:Kay, of Biz;hlufe... On the - itt lilt, at 13reruun, Staffordfitire, the Ham Wire. Talbot. At Glafgow, on the 9th init. Mn.i Ann Lamont, wife of hta Humphrey Colquhoan, merchant At Aberdeen, on the 34101 Alex. (Ltrioch, Efq.Merchanir Lately, at Aberdeen, Mr. William Duncan, one of the anima terx oi the Granmiar SchooL In NurthCumberland-rtrect, Dublin, aus Gcale, daughter of the late Benj. Geale, Efq. A few day, ago, at Ripen, Mrs. Atkitifon, wife of the late Mr. Henry Atkinfon, attorney at law of that place. On board the Inflexible mau of war, Lieut. Predam. of the 54th regiment, In confequence of the wounds he l eceiv4.4l be. lore Alexandria. Lately, aged 49, Mrs. Artnißest!, wife of the Rev. Job* Artnittead, of EalingwokL WHEN Profeflional Men of education and le. fponfibility deviate from the general fyftewt by the re, lodion of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of bang continued rocas is the heft criterion of fupetiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice co the evelseve taw*. anent of THREE DISORDERS, and the fucccfsfal rcfult e my plan gives me additional ardour to oppefe as far as I mot able the ravages of thole complaints which arc the maga kapote ant in the catalogue of h. man infirmities. . . After initiation into every branch as an Army Sureerm,l formed a wins at an early period of Practice to relent: individe ah from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the quay die.. gerouS precipitancy of seneral Praditioners. The THREE DiSORDF.RS, to the curcof which I have de. vwed my attention, comprize every (perks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or VAT clemtion.--adly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariling fr o m the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and !Ally that de rangensgn of the fyitem in Women which is called BesitiLF-N.. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafcs are the rehab of ignorance' or itaß in ti..e treatment an fimplc Gonorrhea, and it not oufreqinatly hap pens that the G ds of Life arc poifoned by the India:ream' of sa unguarded hour. By a fops:tier method filch compLunts aro (Wily and Licu wh, others have failed, I tndt that prdurae to °flora radiczt re-chabliihmt nt Few, tiosvcver, arc the cafes of consplieated chitty!' in the diforder compared with th.: calsmitous iituarionl of Nien,wlsa from induleence inatiOLITARY 'V ICH, or tta prcwieut Gaie ties of a fathionable Life, acquire that It tr., of Ge.,:ility which is the unavoidable confiquenee of fuch peeni , hitis habits. When the unhappy (offerer broods ever Ms but car., fully cooreali his mitlbrnine; it may be forrie toofulation to hint to know, that although it be an 0h354.% of doubt or wows► tainty with other Pm-a/doom* the removal of dude DEFI- CiENCILS by the g radual progrefs of Renovahun i, the acquire merit of my ettperier. cc. If the rites of Baceitusur li,altft have begun to reduce vigour , much atirtety will be prevented by an early counteradiou of this languid date, mod in tusk cafes no grcat (lambics 10:1 occur. But where this Ds ticiency has for years milted. a proper PM fevcrancei.itnlifpenfihlyregUitheto mire the Rumbri ag ii3arks of Life, aad to rc-animate the ConNtution. • MARRIED WOMEN, who h.o . rc long been difiopointei • in their eapedations of a Family, may he snared, that to mon inltances (itch defet-is are curable by iVitali‘ai SUL The SECRECY which is fo effential to my umicetalting, anA the Qyallheations which I have prefurned to Mae, form the Bah. of m y PrLtt.nflotts, ana in coincitipice with futt this's*. mation is given, that Mr 11.—•-- may be confithed perms:VT (or by letters inc'oaro; a (mall nutc) at U. horde, No. sy, Aram. del-!tre btrantl, no= 'fcrople-Ear. . . There is an additional entrance in Watcr-iirtet adjoining, and the name i i on both the doors. M. H herc,nher u• Or R ural r'ddir.r. 4 S.try -twig To THOMAS TAYI.(JR, Efq N ). 9, laidte-ftrret, Lootion. Honoured Sir, hdinbutgli, :.latch 58, IBEG leave to inform you, that ever lince the year a; , I have been afiliaed with the Lucs Valenta; fi .tri its aiiiiinately refitting every cootie of medecine prefoiLied by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and under going rat ferric courfts of (titivation, and twice difehargedi from the Hofpftal, with little relict, would appear to be of rtic melt inveterate nature. la the fpring of fait year my idiforpler had got to fuck a head. as nearly to put a ',triad to my exiftenca I bad a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one oo.each arm. and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; soy right was dreadnilly pliant, and had been in a State of tact:ration for the left (even fears ; my left had alfis two large nodes on it. was very much ilifeolourecl, and gave ru.: filch excruciating pain s particularly when warn is bed, as nearly to dep rive ma of reft. In this lamentable Rate 1 w . ... 3 recommended by Mr. J. Thump. fon, (who erg:kited fo great a core by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of May; in the eourfe of a ortntlit I began to receive benetit—in little more than a month the ulcers on my head ;:ncl arms were round ly healed-4min after the fore' on my legs healed Oro, leaving however, votiliderible dikolouration in the thin, and.pain in the tame of the left, which, by the bleiiing of GOD, soda little longer perfeverance in your invaluable ]Medicine, fuhfids.l; the nodes difperfing, the Olin regaiiiing its natural hue, and the noc turnal pains gradually going off^l thus became, by your libe ral advice and meiliclue,perfatly free ;rum ail my former COM— plainti-ahavc recovered my tomer fpirit and itrength, andarni become jolly and fat, in which Rate having continued many months to the altoniihment of all who knew me, I am at a Ida in what terms to exprefs my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other ruffering mortals, to make this my cafe as public potble, as I (lull on evary oceafton • In fo doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedie nt, very humble fervent, ALEX. MURKER, Swan's Clole, High-ftreet, Edinburgh. Witnelk3 to the above cure ir-John Thompfon, N 0.3. New Poultry-market, John E' futon' , Old Afkmby clok, Edinburgh.. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,at his Houk* N 0.9, Ncw Bridge-ftrect, London; where, after a emit= readencc of snore than thirty-fix years, in a pradlice particular ly directed to the cure of Veneriel Complaints, and thofe inci dental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable fecrecy which Men of his Profellion &mild always obfetvein inch cafe?, he Batters hirnfelf, the advice and &Mance he gratnitoully ad mini Zen to perfons taking this Medicine, will be elteemed by a difcernhig Public, at= advantage kid= attainable, anti void of all ambiguity. Alfo fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of chore living at a dittance, at the Perfumer's, Na. 35, St. Alban's ftrcet, Pall-Mall; the Toy-flop, No. 503, Oxford-ftrcet ; Mr. Diiburough's, No. 7, r.; t ftrect-hill ; Mr. Steel, boot:feller, No. t, Union-row Little Tower-hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh% Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; and by one per fon in every confiderabk town is Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only as. 9d. each. fealcd up, with full and plain di • realons whereby parlors of either fez may cure thanfelvia with c afe, freed, fecrecy, and fafety. N. B. Every Ilex fold in Great Britain is feakd, up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commiftioaers, is printed. at the Stamp-Office—T. 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