Star. — London, England, 1802-03-31 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTFLLICFNCE. 111 CONTINUATION FROM THE PRECEDING PACE. CRT NNOCK, MARCH 24- Yeflerday the following veilels failed frern the Tail of the Bank :—The Fanny, BRAIN ; t 4 ilii:an and Margaret, Rf.vmotns ; and Peggy, Timm sow, for New York ; ROIAM(111d. CV TH I ..L, for Charkt ton •' Aurora, FR A SER ; and Creicent. DEIN LOP, for Trinidad ; Robert, GI asow, for Demerara ; Diana, Gaossaan, for Newfoundland ; and Lady BECK, for Newfoundland.—During the night, which was very dark, two of there veffels, in beating down the river, got on there, viz, the Aurora, FILASER, for Trinidad, on the rocks be. low Inellen, about a mile on this fide of the Point of Towart. The tuft accounts that have been re ceived mention, that the rocks were fuppofed to be through her bottom ; the was lying nearly on her beam ends, with about fix feet water in her hold. The greater part of her cargo, which is very valu able, may be raved, but Will be greatly damaged. The other.veffel was the Robert, for Demerara ; the ran on Chore on the Point of White Farland, but the has got off again without receiving any damage, and has jull retutsed (two o'cltrck) to 'the Tail of the Bank.—Juil arrives', the Mercury, EcoricTow, from Oporto, with fruit and wine, in 14 days. CLTDE. MARCH r 9. Arrieef4 9 l4oink-, Rl'Gregor, from Jamaica; and Leander, &mart, from Curacoa. Cleared out—.Robert,Gibfon, (IND! lllaririlj and Lore? Du n. elas, liladiet, for Hamburgh. GLASGOW TONTINE tin. The Dula of Kau, Cunningham, is arrived at SCllsomaes, !mai Liverpool. Maria, Graham. at Eirbadoes, from the Clyde. Dominica Packet, —, at ditte, from LiverpooL Audi, Wardcu, at Ditto, from Newfoundland. ARRIVETI. At Leith—Thetiq, —, from Idbm. At tivrrpo4l-I.yelia, Trectwrll. from New Tort ; 'nano ver, l'alman, from Smth Carolina; lirnrv, Rosen, from Savannah ; ar.dTher.i4s Coin, from Ntiffinepi. At Cork—Martha, Clark. from : , ;,;,w York. At Hof:ake—llid:iford, Chant, from Lams. At Brit:—.lnn, from Oporto; and Scipio, from At Dov.r—Medvray, Brabazaci, Vrom Bengal; and Ed gentaci„):-..w., from Oporto. _ _ At GibrdltarNeptanc, Lay, and Flora, front Lou don. M Charleitown—Cerra, Mint°di, from London. At Philadelphia—George, Rice, (nun Cowes; and Adven ture. Litetehridge, frum Anatcniam. At . kicw-York-.-Arn, Cook, from 11101 ' • Independent, —,—.; Imo. Lockhart, from Liverpool ; and Orlando, Mar. Anti, from Bourdcaux. At Lition—Fries.dfhlp. Avery, from Virginia ; Mithe, Bins from Batavia; &trey, Lyon, from &weal's; Reliance, renitb; Zephyr, Wells; and Commerce, Omitlafrorn London; Rebecca. Sinclair. and Berke, —, from Liverpool; Union, Cahn', and 11,pe, Mincrard, from Dartninutli; and BcautT, Webb. from Gibraltar. At Tabarn-47hana, .-.-.., Iran Landsat ; and Lady &ace, o—, tram Clyde. At Dominica—Fanny, Halm draw Ueda. Monday the difpatches for Bombay, by the Earl St. Vincet.t, were finally doled at the Ealt India Bottle, and delivered to the Puler. PAII.IINGtae:..O2.IO7-GLOrral jam.' Banwatyot. Carlin Chart, s Maclean; Meffm. Whig. and &Oleos, Cadets;• Mr. Lovell, Willmar Bombay Marine; Mars. Aylmer & James. The following Gentlemen are appointed Chief Officers of the Hon. rall-India Company's extrn Blips oceeding to their refpetiive fettlements this feat n. viz :—Mr. JAMES elm?, Chief Officer of I the (hip Herculean, configned to Bombay and Bong tl ; Mr. Datrto GLEcto, ditto Tellicherry, sen g il dire& ; Mr. JOHN VALLNTIME BAKER. dittn rame, Bengal and Bencoolen ; Mr. ARCHISALD ANDLasow, ditto Grove; ditto Mr. JOHN I Roc E Rs; ditto Admiral Aplen, Coati and Bay ; r.RICHARD ORD, ditto Sir Milian 11;49 , , nsai ; and Mr. Toostas Joins, ditto, Totten ham, ditto. _ By an overland diepatch arrived from India, we learn, that the Fort William, Worcerler, Aid} , Cattle. Lord Hawkefbury, Rockingham, and Phoe nix, failed from Bombay the tgth of November la a to Mahe and Anjengo, to complete their lad ing for England he Viper ottizer had return ed to Bombay from China. No account of the Earl Talbot ft) late as the 28th of hum The Henry bond ts arrived at Bengal the 2 ; d 011ober. La Etat French frigate, which went out with la Chitibne, to the Eatt Indies, is funk in an glion pith etc Vi. roa. The Claim. Crifcent, and Neptune, with bale goods, and a Rice Ship, name unknown, are cap tured in the Bay of Beng 11 by a fmall French pri ♦ateer. Letters received from the Cesatt, of 44 guns, Admiral Sir J. SAUMAIrz, dated the 23c1 of Fe bruary laft, (fate that the fquadron under his com mand at Gibraltar were all well at that period. The winter there had been very revere for that climate. and much Claw had fallen on the hills of Andaltfia. Every thing is very dear. The officers t.f the fquadron are very fociable with the Spaniards at San Roque and Algefiras ; parties being very frequent among both. Spaniards and Angligb. Lettcrs from the 'f natels frigate, Captain dated Porto Ferrajo, Rate; that in a vi olent gale of wind near Leghorn, Am bad nearly been on ihore, and muff inevitably have ixen loft, had it not been for the exertions of one of his Dan. ifh 'Mai:Ryas frigates in the road of Leghorn.— The Tu.:sibs has fincc failed for Malta, with dif patches for Lord Kai r e. A brig of war was getting-reads to carry dif patches from Gibraltar to Rear-Admiral CAMP. , esti., at Jamaica, of the date•Of the above letter. Tlie Hannah and Mary, Staten, from I3dflon and Gibraltar to Hans burgh, foundered the a6th of January ; crew fared. The Maria Jofef, Lassos, from St. Andero to bfoularclis ' is wrecked on the coat of Spain. • • •The Purfolt, Boa RUDAI is. —horn London to Surinam, is, on Dore at Surinam the cargo is landing, and the Dip is expeCted to be got off. The Aurora, • Fees a, from Clyde to Trinidad, is on &ore near Greenock, and full of water. The Jazzes, P21111,1111', from Lithos to Lirer •.nnl. is oin back to Litbon INCOME TAX.I A very numerous meeting of the inhabitants of Wellminflcr. w•as yclterday held in Old Palace yard, to confider a a petition to Parliament for a repeal of the Income Tax. r•ne o'clock Mr. Fox, attended by feve. ral of his friends, made his appearance .nn the huf tings, and was greats' by the loudell and moil cordial ;Ica:ma:ions. I Mr. WI s Haar., one ()idle gentlemen figning the 1 requifition for the meeting,,was immediately called Ito the Chair. He accordingly came forward, and 1 in a [hurt hot forcible fpeech explained what was the object in View, and at the fame time thanked the meeting *for the honour they had confer-led on him by calling upon him to prefide on the prefent occafion. He animadverted leverely on the tax, to obtain a repeal of which they were affen.bled, ' as in all refpeEts odious, uncontlitutional, and un- Ijolt. Formerly it WAS the privilege of the inhabi -1 tants of there kingdoms,that their home waillheli caftle, and that the hate of. their private affairs was to be known only to themielves. But would any men fay that this was now the cafe, under the operation of a tax which by an inquilitorial poser compelled a difclofure of a man's moil minute petuniary coarerns, ox which, for the purport of evafion, held nut the Itrongeit temptations to lin.. morality of the grille(' kind ? On the propriety lof a petition for the repeal of a tax fa abhorrent to all the moft approved principles of taxation, and fo contrary in the mode of •enforcing its col. ; Jeaion to whatever this country had liitheito cx- 1 pciienced ; for the repeal of a tax which had been univerfally found to be the mollburdentime and vexatious, and on the impolicy of which there now called only one fentimcnt throughout the great body of the community in all parts of the country, he was convinced there could at prefent via no difference of opinion. To gain fo important an °Vied no exertion could poffibly be too great, and he trufted that the example which had been to honourably let by the Livery of London would be readily followed by the inhabitants of Well. mintier: Notice had indeed been given of an in tention on the part of one who held a high lima tiou in the Councils of his Majefly to move for the repeal of the Liz. This notice, he was ready to allow, 7.tve confiderable room to hope that the repeal irauld aelually take place. This was, how. • ever, in far from being a reafon for their leffening their exertions, that it ought to give them new vigour. The meeting would probably %Tolle& an inftance in which the predeccifor of the prefent !stonier had pretended to de all his eloquence in fupport of a popular meafure, while by many it was (irongly fufpeeted that he totally withheld his influence. The confequence, as might be expeeted, was, that the meaftire failed of fuccefs. (Low/ afritiarle.) This inftance WAS fufficient, therefore, to convince the meeting that no effort ought to be (pared to accomplifh the objeet which they had in view. He concluded by requelling theTtipport of the meeting in preferving the regularity of 'their proceedings. Dr. REES followed, and flontly prefaced the Refolutions by a few remarks on the unjustifiable and dettruelive nature of the tax. He particularly reprobated it as deftrudive of the morality of the people. He then moved the Refolutions and read the petition, which were unaninionfly agreed to On the motion that the petition be prefented to Pailiament by the Hon. Charles James Fox, and that he be inhaled to fupport the fame, Mr. Fox came forward, and infarcd the meeting that he had at all times the gr..atell• pleafure in complying with'the wilhcs of hi, ecinlittients, and on no occafion could he ffe,l more fatisfaelion than , in prefentin the prefent'etition, and giving hi I vote for the g repeal of the tax, which *as fo de- I fervedly reprobated. After what the Gentleman, , who had opened the bufinels, had faid, it was unnocelfary for him to enter into any difeuffion on the nature of the tax. He had only to obferve, that he had aver confidered it as a tax of the very 1 worlt defcription, and that by the inquifitotial powers it ellablilhed for enforciog its colleelion it ilibje&cel the country to all the cask of the moll ithiniute tyranny, withotiebeing attended with any of its circtinntances of alleviation. It was a tax which reveried every jutt principle of taxation, and could not exilt among any people who pretended to preferve even the remains of liberty. Whether the notice which had b&n given of an into ion to repeal the tax, by a perfim who was in poffctlion of great influence, had originated from private opinion, or had been fuggeited by the decided manner in which the public mind had been ex preffed, he would not now pretend to determine. He would content himfelf with congratulating the meeting on the profpeet which this notice held out. that they would gain their object without much difficulty. This was, however, no reafon why their exertion Ihould be remitted, and why the people throughout the country fliould nor meet to exprefs their indignation sgainft *tax of fo odious and burdenfome a nature.--(Loud applasife.) Mr. AVlLttata SMITH next *eyed the thanks of the meeting . to Mr. Poi for his very able anil zeal ous oppofit i on to the tax when originally propofed, and for his difinterefteci, unifin to, and unparalleled exertions on this and every occafion in fupport of the rights and privileges of the people. This motion was no fooner announced,than the meeting teftified their high approbation of it in the molt unequivocal terms. . The CHAIRMAN; previous to puttitt the guef tion, took occafion to remark, that tf the argu ments of their Honourable and Patriotic Member had been fufficiently feconded in the floufe of Commons, or throughout the country, by the people, they would never have heard the name of this tax. It was to the lokeiiarmnefs.difylayed by the country, that this and many other obnoxious and unconititutioaal meafures weft indebted'for , their fixed's. • The Tuition - was then put and carried amid thunders of applaufe. The thanks having been returned, Mr. Fox, in very hancliitmeiermt, expreifed his fedi of gra titude for the Itindnefs which, during a conrie of the Ele/tors of Wellmintler. In times the rnoß trying, in fitnations the moll difficult, he had re ceived a degree of fupport and favour from hi conflituents, which he believed was unequalled ia the annals of reprefentation. The feelings which fuck kindnefs had excited in his mind • were of a nature never to be effaced. V. , ,u.1 appAuffe.) The thanks of the meeting were then voted to the feven independent Gentlemen who had called together the meeting. The whole concluded by a vote of thanks to the Chairman for his impartial condttd. COMMON COUNCIL. A Court of Common Council was held yeller day at Guildhall; prefent the Lotto Marna, 14 Aldermen, Mr. Recorder, the Sheriffs, Mr. Corn. ' mon SetjeAnt, and upwards of 16c) Commoners. His Lordship, previous to holding the Cola, ordered the bread to be reduced a whole atliv!, or ad. in the peck loaf, to take place to-morrow.— The price of the quartern loaf will then he 1 I id. • Mr. Box, Mr. PINDER, and Mr. PLAELAND, were appointed by'the Court this City's Reprefen 7 tatives, to vote it the General Meetings of the Wekt-Itadia Dock Company. INCOME TAT., This was the day fixed for the confiderttion of Mr. WAITHMAN'i Mdtion to Petition Parliament for a Repeal of the Income Tar. • • Mr. Alderman ANDELSON informed the Court that the Chancellor of the Exchequer had given notice of his intention to Repeal the Tax, and teemed on that account to think that any farther proceeding was uttnecelfary: • Mr. WAITHM AN reprobated this langaaga in very fpirited terms, and contended that it •was highly unconaitutional to fay that an individual could do that which only retied with Parliament. He was Annithed to hear that any Member of the Houfe of Commons ()multi be fuprofed to poillx a degree of influence futhcient to-controul us pro ceedings. . . - Mr., Alderman ANpnesom .explained, that lie merely alluded to the Chancellor of the Exche quer's intention to move for the Repeal. After Mr. Aldermaa Comet had raid a few words nu the duty of giving information to the Court, Mr. WAITHMAN again rote and entered into a general view of the arguments againfl the Tax, and argued that the aiihrance now Rated to the Court was no obj:aion to the Petition. It was, notwithfianding the intention communicated, high ly expedient that the Court thould exprefs their detetlation of the Tax. It was nectfrary, betides, that the efforts of the Minifter, if he really re, garded the Tax as unconftitutional, fhould •be fe conded by the country. • The fira Refohttion was then moved, ant fe conded by Mr. TARDY, who fpoke in warm terms in favour of a fpirited Petition on the ruble.% Mr. Hoonsom was on the fare fide, and fpoke with. his Mind force againik the Tax. He was particularly revere *jail. the inconfiflency be twixt the pr:fent and fog titer condtta of Come 1i . m bets of the-Court. w pointed on the fubjea of the Manfion I-lonfe Meeting. Sir RICHARD CAsi GLYN iltiended his conduft in holding the Meeting, front the perilous Rate of the country at that time. After an able reply from Mr. WAITHMAH, the Refolutions were put and unanimoufly agreed to. The Court then adjourned. On Monday, the two Mail Robber", the &On:, were conviacd at Hor(ham, and fentenced to be executed at Es&ficad, near the fpot where the robbery was committed, but not to be hung in chains. On Thurftlay fe'nnight, a boy of eleven or twelve years of age, was milfed by his parents, and after an anxious and diligent fearch for eight days, his body was at length found, in a tan-pit in the Chapelfhade, Dundee. It is not known how this melancholy accident happened. Lail week an accident occurred at Ecclelhall, wl.ich ha.l ncal ly proved fatal:—A tradelman of that place hearinga noife about his bottle in the night, arofe, and with his brother fearched the premifes: ',An :4 different ways they met in the garden,. and . the former miitaking his brother for a bottle-breaker, fired at him, and lodged the con. tents the piecz in his thigh, before he difcovered his unfortunate•miflake. ENGLISH SrATE LOTTFIM— Twenty-fifth day. Nos. 652, and 54,102, prizes of 100L—N05.42,233, and 47,050, prizes of 501. Twenty-lizth day.—No.2l, t 91, a prize of 104. No. 40 ft 5, a prize of tool.—Nos. t 1,683, 7,742, prizes of SCI. The Ticket No. 23,191, drawn yefterday a Prize of :cool. was fold in iliares at DR lIMMON [es Lucky Office, No. 65. Fleet-greet ,• likewife No. 35,023, drawn the ild d:ty a Prize of 10 - 001.—Un• •drawn Tickets and Shares will continue on S:tle in great variety of Numbers during the remainder of the (hawing. The following is the (late of the at the conclulion yeacrdAy's • 3 Prize., of 1,;.2c,2.003 ditto of - town • a aim) of - 2.030 • ' 4 ditto of 1.13:v • 5 ditto of Betides Prizes of loot ice.. Undrawn Tickets and Shares are felling at every Licenfed Office, and the firft drawn Ticket next Ttiefday is entitled to Twenty Thoufand Pounds. The uncommon rich !late - of the Wheel makbs the prefent a moft advantageous time to purchafe Tickets and Shares, for the Lottery has but a few days to draw, and there are three prizes of 20,0001. two prizes of 10,0001. two prizes of 20001. four - prftes.cif load. five prizes of 5001. betides prizes Sol: •&e. &e. and the firft drawn Ticket next Tuefday is entitled to ;0,0001. The tale for Tickets fence the drawing began has been great beyond all former years, which may be attributed to two reafons, firft, their being kept at n moderate price, and next, the Capitals keeping in. Undrawn Tickets and Shares will continue on tale at the old eftablilhed Offices of T. Butt, No. 4, Corn hill, and No. 9, Charing-Crofs, whilft a Ticket nrnrear..l Frog. ihr 1.011D01'17 G,I7PT7 P, 'Mrti 3e: BANKRTIPTC L.N.LAROF!,. • fay 21. AleN Arlict ilraelccr, . p',111. , ,t-Line, London, and of nf,reh.r,tl, &A cts, chapmcn, slid cup.ir• i Join WM; aod l) .atc of Swalnw-flreel, tst•:r but LouJun,it!erct-ri, ;Alt rt!, (111;!.alen, c,,:).rt,u•if, I.!Trr-7.- tt r ,;,, au L Niay I t , at tea, a 7 ° , 11'.011.31. ..kft ;i!. (t I..,t!lllary, I S. 11911: -1 a! d - YJl!,!ph J:1171. of i li , h Wrcon l y, and of °mat cli..pmtn, avid cop!trtnerA, ii 1, 13, arAl M , •7 lis at I , A• Gt.ildl,4ll, t-u4i42.,5a. At iuri.cy, 31t. Sttelt-r*,:•edi0n4410,,..; i.oa OIL ,• Erymi Kirwan, a? Duk.A-cragt, but now 1.31/11):111. S7L11::)', vitthrr, and chapran, April „at. twOlve, April 7.4, a: Lis, an . 4 May It, a• ;Lit t Ovovler •Itnr.t. I'iCaltd:d4y. • - . • John Tunni:lill and Alnfts Tnnokliff. t.f 1 . 1 4640114.1,1, 111.tton and nt anuit,dtcrett a d :34 - 441r:1-4, Ara 6,7, and iNlay 11, at ttn, at. the Arne! Sun , Maceletaicid:—. Attarnic, Mr. Jokit clt.but, in 'March:444; or Mr. FLi t i tur6ter-Itreet, Lrr!dnn: l'holuatt. Deacon, of C,c4:.;ctes-E;n4, ebelfca. 1tra41411414q, tcr, dealer and cht.k.ntal., .*:pril 6, 13, and May ta • at ea:, et • Attornit , , M. dia. Carus and Shclield.Prcfcat flrect,Goodmate•-liclds• Rultett I .ognas, of steriport, cot ton-trinner.d&er and chartran; April 14, 45, and May tt, telCvcr, at the Wbitc I.ton. WI, ;itocitpott. Attontio, I4idlis. 4.1 , 0 . )cr and Lowe, tionthltmt•nn-Builano, ChilliCery -LIU ; 1 .4.411ittn ; r..l%'elkervSt airport. • • 4,,h c -rt c a 4.4 r": IV;thant, in I: ffcx, lbaer-draper, detki• ar di EKAprnan, A iitil 13;13, and / 1 / 4 :ay I t. at ten, at Guilt:Jul... Attomies, A.l.lfrs.Snalnav and Rictardfon, Mintdcrient-ya6L F.CCLINIASTICAL egostrynoN.s. On the tiLl4 infl. the Roar, Mr. An4revi.Tianopfon gins se darted nlioilter Of the pairt of Sproultuu, vacant by the de s Jac of 1h2.1-.4e Rev. Mr. TernlnlV.. voitp, 2tilencu 2 lAC Rt.T. Robert Forrirgron;ll.A. Fellow of &sten Nob. ('allege, is 'rah:act! by the Lord i hbop of I.ondon, oar thsprefeoLtionot tlt3t Society, to the Rectory of St. George, blietelkf...x,v..e.nt by fit.: death of the Ref Hero D.P. the latcittcrtobcbt. . The Rev. Joke Ovicit, M.A. Archdeacon of RichmanfLur mot, of Wurce:lcr Con.;;e, Las at colbted to the kitctur7 of the uuitcd pre of :3t. Beticaa :aid *Si. Peter, Paul* Wharf, in uic ,ity ot Lontkat, by t.x 14.41 ;.LAI Cluv r x.er 44 St Po Mk I On the 25th Ina— at Litnntuu ilintz, 111 v. George itteltetrs, 01 :t Oa the 2 th ion. at Cl2 , !•am, T-ignmooth, of a At Banin..Lea z e,Nra k , in.land, the wife o; James Teal.% Allit::; , .t ()--r , r-Nlofter f;corr it, of a ,la: ,;11::1- The wiN., of t'trarietCCO.Ae, Lit'. of 134.11an0n : for:ft, Ire :a (I,ot A lOU : TN Ovis. At Siut-!:ouf.., the 2 zd inn. :sTrk. Hay. of Lawteld,ofaium _ . D I.D. At Fdinfittritit, ml the 13th init. of tnhn ngilvv, Pert.' At F...i3nurgh, 'he tgtb kLIL Mrs Jaw bcorlaaad, reket of :be late Air. William horn, titurcir.v.t that:, At Pittnocltteld, near Invernefi, tilt ,thinft. M:fiTi!ary Frafa,e'deit,i;mgbtrr of the tr Simon Frsfer,E4l.utl).eintlf - h. 011 the 7t1.1 1114 Mr. Lachlan ALrwu , Licrchata at Dunu.losi Uk of S!:y. A WQRD OF ADVICE. T llE:elebritythick the Airt t•cr)a at - r;cllxors. 1- lira invented by the late FKANCIS Sritss . :fr.r,‘No.ss. Sotto-fquare, have, through a feries of Ineeefsful rcensrtmencd» 'ions acquired, p,irtieufarly in Nervous, Srermitic, Gouty, 44 Rheumatic Cimplair4s, renders it an incumbent thal of the relent Pro2r:eters to prohtel the heakli of the Public. , to tht utinoß of their power, by cnotin,:ing theirs againft the Iy:inhale O. a f,xrious coati:wilt ion ; a line of condua they are induced to adept from a lend:nem of gratitude ss Will as a I.cfc of elidr own F-rtonal rights. This Medicine is only prep red at the 1)1 - penfary as .kb me, and each Bottle is accompAried with is Lill of Cafes, an ample Bill of Direr:bons, and the Author's l'rcatife on Diet, Gout, &c. By F.:minion of rh:Comml -11,14 ere of the Stamp-pflizc, a amnia, .priotcl in black ink, is iaAsed to each bottle, with the weeds, " SpilVoury and Co. No. ts, situ " By the Kier'. Psteut," on the Bottle. Bill. and Wrapper, that the l'harchaEv ins y he ennvin.ed of li , .ing fupplied with the ger:tine udeleh itfidd is bottles at and IL as . Luch, duty included; in L o nd on , F. Newhcre-, Dicer and Sutton, Wray, Barclay, Htivanl and Evan<, Chink and Ertl: r, E. Ni Wee , F, I;ayl..y, Boleon, W. rd, , Wade, Swiney, Pictthnr and Cockk.; in 'ate EoruLit 0r.1. j . by Csari. , No. 269, end B. Shaw, No. ;.s. Vi'Nlt it E AL 131.1N1/NESS, To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No. 9, NSW Bridgc Itreet,, D1....0. sin, London. • IT is with the molt hca.rtfclt ratitiltairrn that I ad "- dr: fs you on the ineoniparaldc excJ:CIICC of you. invaiwthle MssliCLIC..-Lli.l.l(L'S PA i'llMt Pit./ !...-In OIC fining of side year I had the misformte to contrzet a Vetiererl - Consplatits, atte:ried with the molt alarming and 41.ingeroin. (imptt t e na; h,- afanich,that i hove !wen confined to my roma fur a vili,,lcate,,it [o4:other, and not a'ale to ltir out of it; I had no rent night war dry, and furitfed : . ...te molt excruciating prin and tor:neat, Mid WhAf WI: Rill worry, my Eyes z;rettv wcak arid dim, le :bat f could ferry: dikerh any °Noel, if ever fo dote to sic, and e, petted not hilt? I..fs than the total lots of ru y fight.—Fr..ot a ilot •• healthy,-and rather-corpulent man, I la.came a met, shadow, and an object of pity and conipallion.—kit- tri t :l l d h r d r uprea Me over, and thought my recovery iinpolf.ble. lo di:, dr.:ilia Rate, and expecting every minute to he my 101 l in this work!, I was fortwiatelyTecommended by a ntiglibour to try your Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no purpofe, a.id 1 , been at an enormou4 expenoe, it -was (nine time bcitire'l cola be prevailed on to take them; at kat !fent for Ax boats, aril before I had taken thi.'m ail, I found con:hit:rabic Ocociit ; toy pains gradually Slearsifed, and iny eye-lien grew better. ;mite i the pseut furprive and attor.ifhnacnt of all any trien.!.., (after mkt. itg t(treebutcs roorc), my hiniftifinil itratgdawrs perfectly re aortal, s and I am now, (thanks to mrtion and your iovaltiabit hied:eines), as well and Marty as ever I yeas in my life. ~ ' • VOur ohlffed humllelervani, R. L. 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