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GAL, AN, M. We have the pleafute of announcing, that Pro fefror ALDINI means to prolong his day at Lon don for come time, in order to repeat the new ex perrments he has invented, to illutlrate the difch very of his uncle GALTANI. There experiments lie has already performed with complete fuccefs in the Univerfity of Word, before Sir CHRISTO7HRI Psoo and Dr. Bawcaort ; and the 25th of lath month, a curious and ingenious paper of his, on the fame rubjeet, was read before the Royal So ciety. It may be obferved, that betides the wide field opened for curious refearch by the new me t:iod in which Profefror ALDiat eicites mufcular contraSions, without the affiflance of metals, t lee experiments Teem likely to prove highly in terefling to humanity, as the Profetror has applied them ao cafes of fufpended animation, fuch as drowning, afphyxia, &c. and to the cure of Me- Lincholy madnefs, from which he entirely reco. vexed two perfons at Bologna; and he made Tome attempts of the fame kind at Paris, with the cele brated Dr. Pim el., in the hofpital de la Sal l ottriere. With the fame benevolent view he has had Tome conferences with the Humane Society, in regard to an ettablifhment to be devoted to this ufeful purport ; and as he takes a pleafure in communi cating information, in regard to his difcoveries, to thole defirous of being, acquainted with them, we' hope medical men will take advantage of fo fa vourable an opportunity, till the appearance of a large work on this curious rubjed,.which, we have tea Ton to believe, Profefror ALDINI intends to pub lifh before his return to Italy. Many very refpeaable Ladies and Gentlemen have, from different caufes, negleded to learn the accomplifhment of Dancing, moll of whom mull be defirons of acquiring it, if they could learn in a move private and expeditious way than nfual. Such will find Mr. ALLIN's private Dancing Aca demies, No. 19, Sherrard-ftreet, Golden-fquare, and No. to, Great Alie-Oreet, Goodman's Fields, *lady faked to their willies, efpecially as the Kyle of Dancingtaught there is tbemoll elegant poffible. FIVII THOUSAND POONDS•••-••No. 6373, the Firft Drawn Ticket this Day, entitled to 5,0001. was fold on the ill of Auguft, by T. Btstt, and re ziftered at bis Old Ellablilhed Offices, No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9, Charing-croft, where Un drawn Tickets and Shares will be on fale the whole 411 To-morrow and Wednefday, for a Chance of the 5,0001. Prize, which is allotted for the Firft Drawn Ticket on Thurfday next, being the Daft Day of Drawing of this Second Lottety. Laft week the cothiotvs, reins, and apron of a amife were taken out of Woodson Partonage, sear Norwich : They belonged to Mt. Richards, who was there on a vifit to his mother; and the nett uening the depredators followed him to his own refidence, where, not being able to obtain any booty, they fet open all his gates, and let out his cattle. A few nights ago, three men named Peak, Bs - con, and Allen, were dete&ed killing game upon Eafton Hill-fide. On their being obi covered, J. lasamble, game keeper to the Marquis of Exeter, rased rout of the wood and feized on the firlt ; sad during the Rruggle, Bacon and Allen fired and wounded Gamble in the head, when they -made their efcape. The game keeper, though &- seemly wounded, is expeetecl to recover. As the Riding Cullom Houle officer of the Yalm Dißria, was lately going his rounds, he fell in, near Gealen River, wick two notorious fmugglers, *ha after unbarring and beating him violently, till they fraaured his Ckull, rode off. The officer was picked up by force palrengers and conveyed to Scope's Bridge, where he now lies dangeroutly ill. In a violent gale of wind on Friday fe'nnight, a quantity of butter was walked on %ore in Wal lace Pool, between the Rock Perch and Hoylake; and from the marks and numbers, it is fuppored to be a Small vette', called the Mary Ann, from Limerick for Liverpool: from this circumflance It is feared the crew have perifhed. On Saturday night, about fix o'clock, a decent Voicing Rung man went into Mr. Flather's, Duke-Brest, WeR Smithfield, and ordered fwo topper tea kettles to be fent into Qt2een fquare, Bartholomew-dole ; on the fervant's arrival at the door, be *as met by the fame man, who, pretend ing be was returning for More goods, took the tea kettles and gave him a note, pretending it to be a bank note for two pounds, with orders to return immediately with the change. The note, on in fpeaion, proved to be a contrivance very nearly refembling a bank note in fize, paper, and other appendages, but of the nominal value of two pence. l i Weavii.—The fatal effeßs of the Weavil in fia bread have long been feverely felt by feamen cm played on long voyages--.rewards have been hu manely offered by the Legitlature Or a core or preveutative, but hitherto without fuceefs : the following fait was difeovered by accident s and is now offered to the public as a hint worthy the at tention of chore who may be employed in fupply. ing (hips with provifions, or to Captains and the owners of vettels, and may, in all probability, 'er ten, if not wholly remove, an ineonveniepce fo in jurious to our invaluable navigation. A bag be lonitins to a powder mill fell into a cauldron of bred teare—it was immediately taken out, plunged into cold water, and hung up to dry ; feveral days after this circumllance the bag was filled with fea hfiatii, and tent on board a Well-Indiaman, where it was Rowed away amengfl the Captain's Rock. The Talk' was nine months out of England before The proceeded on her paffage home, when The got becalmed, and remained fo long in that fi tuation, that her crew were forced to be put on half al lowance, more particularly fo, as their bread was much deltroyed by the weavils, and was hourly confuming. The Captain, at this time, wilhing to make ufe of the bag above - mentione d,: which bad not been opened ance the (hip left England, ordered it to be examined, when, greatly to his furprite, the whole contents were found to be perfeillyfeinal, without any appearance of having been injured by any infell whatever; a circum iNTlCe Wary to be attributed to the quality of the LIW INTALLIGEWCIte COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DEC. BASTMAN V. CHA%I&T. ' .1 This aaion. was brought on a policy of infurtittt made on the Seaflower hoop from London to Li[► boa, which was afterwards captured by a French privateer. On the 27th Nov, 1797, the fhip left the Pool and joined the convoy on the 27th of Deceit:bet but being feparated by hers of wea ther, was obliged to put into Rashkate, where The was detained till the aoth ; &only after, the veffel failed for Spithead in fearch of the courtly, but found it had departed two days before. On the [7th February, 179 R, another convoy was appoint. ed, end the Seaflower, not being able. to keep up with it, was again under the neceffity of putting back. As the ship was deeply laden, the Captain thought it would be conducive to her fafety, to difcharge a part of the cargo at Portftnouth, for which he obtained the perm►Q'ion of the owner and the Underwriters. This vefTel met with repeated difafters in het feveral attempts to perform the voyage; at length the arrived at Falmotith i on the 17th of April, 5798, failed with the donvoy under the command of Lord Nelfon, but toting light of it, was captur ed on the loth, andearried - Into one of the French was contended, on the pail of the Under wrtitersi that the Plaintiff thould have proved thdt the convoy with which the veffelikiled was hound, to the fame port, as it might have lieendettiged to fomc other quarter of the globe ; that *ben a (hip arrives at the rendezvous, afld folloais the convoy, unlefs the overtakes h, it is contidereddte fame as Wale had failed without it : ie tritkockarW a deviation from the warranty, if a WO- foed' the convoy and returned without effeaing it. Lord Kenyon had decided, that if a vete' Gail- I ed without the convoy appointed for the voyage, although fhe might join it afterwards; it was ne vertherefs a breach of the warranty.. And in a more recent decifion by Lord - Ezzattsottovam, when, at the time the fignal was made for failing, the Captain of a vefTel was on Sore, though be joined The convoy foon after, this was oonfidered az breach of the warranty. The Jury. found aver did for the Plaintift Two other egufes depended on the Me of the preceding. lIACICHOVSI V. RIPLeT. 'his was an aelion on a policy of incitranee, to recover 1201. for part of the t er oods ' chipped 'in tWe Anderfon, from Liverpool to " li t which was 1011. The articles in quertion Wei* -illt pans, weighing upwards of 63 cwt. which, from their bulk, could not be Rowed in the hold, but were L• thed on the deck. The Underwriterslutd Mide fatisfaaion for the reft of cargo ; but *it egg not fpecified in the policy that there snide. werc to be carried oh the deck, according to the ctifioni in fuch cafes; it was contended that the Under. writers were not bound to make them good,;:. - 7 Several cafes were quoted on this .occafion, it appearing that in no one Inftance, the Under writers bad been cot:Merv:l refpqnfible, the Plain tiff was non fuited. On Thurfdiy evening was apprehended, at a public bottle in Long-lane, Borough, by the BQW• ftreet officers, Abrahani 10feben,n Jew, and four other fulpthed perfons, charged, on fufpicion, with cutting and nabbing in the belly Thomas' York and another man, In the nustfth of September lift, near Woolpack-alley, Houndfditeh, with an in- 1, tent to rob. They were committed for teal. A noted houfe breaker, named Pickett, has been committed to Ilchcfter gaol, for breaking open the houfe of Mr. Clarke, of Allicotti and Reeling plate, cash, &c. to a large aMount. Some of the property was found in his apartmenti A farmet named Lovell, whole houfe was broke open a thou time fine, hearing that. this depredator was in cuftody, came to view him, and found part of his property in his pofleffion. Another man named Tucker, is alto committed on a Charge of being concerned with Pickett in robbing the fainter. MUSD/ I of Mifs Tessurre—The following are frelh particulars of the late hotrid murder of Mifs Tebbut, of Kegworth, in Leicefterfhire, briefly mentioned in this Paper of Saturday r--Mils Teb but, who was about 28 years of age, and houfe. keeper to her brother, in Kegworth, had been to fee her mother, who lives only at the other end of a dole adjoining the town, called the Home Clofe (through which isapublicpath from theneighbour ing villages), was, on her return home, about ten o'clock in the evening, molt brutally murdered, by fume perfon or perfitns unknown. As the was in the habit of frequently fleeping at her mother's, her abfence created no alarm, par ticularly as it was fo near, and a very moonlight night, but in the morning, about fi r o'clock, the WAS dilcovued by two young men, in a puddle on the ground againil the ftyle leading into the town, with her clothes turned over her face, her (hoes, bonnet, and neck handkerchief torn off, and her pockets rifled of shat valuables. the had ; they went to a blackfmith who was at work, and got her into his bottle; where fbe was firll recogniled, through the die t with which the . was covered ; her brother was immediately alarmed, and a furgeon fent for, but lite expired while they were undreffing her. From the britifes upon her legs, thighs, and breaft, the mull have made great refillance, as the party no doubt intended to violate her, but did not fucceed, and in attempting to flint her cries (which mull have been heard, from bottles being fo very near), ftrangled her.—What renders the circumftance more unfortunate and calamitous— three or fur pertbns of relpetlability in the town, were out in the neighbourhood Tithing, and did not return till eleven o'clock, but though hereto. fore accullomed to go over the dole, all very 4ngularly took a different way ; had they fortu nately gone as tifual, the mull have been found, perhaps time enough to have faved her life, and led to at difeovery of the inhuman mimfter who perpetrated the horrid decd.—An Inuit was taken, and a verdici of wilful murder returned againft fume perfun or pukes Wino:ma. °~ it Prom gle lONtsON OirtitrirE, bee. ts. MIL•••••11mwod100101 ITARY PROMOTIONS. COS*liflntie in the Royal Pembroke Militia, figned by the Lien the County of Pembroke. Owen POWs, E l%. Ile laiebtenant Colonel-Comm ndant, vice UDAsefigned. Deed My 2, am. ' John Mauldin, Eft to lin Pitgotpviee Philipps, promoted.— Dated as above. John . Edwards Tucker, EN. to be Captain. Dated NOV. r, tbs. BANKRUPTCIF.S ENLARGED. tianuary 29. James Craik, of Union-itreet, Broad-Rrert, inful iitnee-brolter, iofurer, dealer and chapmati, it ten, at Guild hall, London. January 21. . James Alio* Lesich, of Jewry-Arcet, Aldgate, London, wine and brandy-thercbalit, at ten, at Guildhall. January it. James Eawlins, df Red Lynn ftreet, Clerkedwa, . Midtfiefcr, hardwareman. at Ws, 2t GWldbalt. BANKRUPTS. Wiliam gumfrys the elder and William 1-tumfrys the Younger, late Of Old FiCh-itreet, London, grocers and copartners, to turrender Dec. 21, January 1 and 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Thomas Stapleton, of Sheernefs, Kent, thopkerper, Dec.l2. at ten, January t, and 29, at ,eleven, at Guildhall. Attornics, Metre. Townfend and Ru ff en, B orough, High-Rreee or Mr. Johd Prat!, at Rochetter. Ralph Tunnedliffe, of Long fitis• ton, Norfolk, draper, dealer and chapinati, Dec. sB, 29, and January 29, at twelve, at the Stratod Arms Inn, Wakefield. Attornies , Mr. Richard Bettye, ChanierY-lane o nion ; Mr. John Boyce, Norwich, or Mr. Edwafil litook , Wakefield. !aleph Bird. of Holindfdlich, London, hatter, Dec.. 2 x , at eleven, /aviary 8, at ten, and jinbaiy 29, at eleven, at Guildhall Attendee; Mews. Clarke and Richards, Chancery-lane. William Tarn, of Bilhop-Weirmoutb, Durham, painter and glazier, January is, a 7, at eleVen, and January 2,9, at twelve, at White's Mehra, Sunderland' near the Sea. Atfornies, Mr. Cozots, ainderland; or Mr. Atchefon, Illy-plaet, London. /OM Prabert, at LeUlenball-ftreet, London, victualler, dealer and chapnua, Dec. 28, January t, and 19 it ten,it Guild . hall. Attorney, Mi. Mown, Bedford-row. Mikis Fraulland, of Cheapfide, London, vtirebotfernan, Dec. - $l. January 8, and 29, at ten, at °oddball Attorney, Mr. : . Walker, Calemamftreet. _John Bartlett, of *tue:Selo/09d, iloiierretibire, baker, dealer 1 . 114 iffiardan, January I, cind 29, at eleven, at the Cliilf - Atifrher Inn, Bath. ' - Attorney, Mr, (1, Raton, Frame. .4bLm n iottes, t irf er P d ti e t a t i c e tt a l e rt, §pitalficit e , e ..Mi u dd s ltc a xagei and 11 9/ at tail)* .Gundheiti Attoetioy, WI D. &wri January i &ea, Stand. John Bowman, Jain Oarfoid, andllsontas llownian,fif Poplar 1 and Umbria-, Mieldlefes, teed-cruffievai an-minaladturen, dealeri, chapmen, and partners, Dec . _32, January 2; at. ten , and January 29, at eleven, at GWh Attorney; - Mr , Druce, motet-friere, Fenehurch-street,,Lebffiatio.;i• .. ) ! 'SEQUESTRATIONS, Ste. IN SetoTLANd . Hay &glib aid James Sommerralf, late Bonbons, Hoddliiiten: .Creditors terse Rate of affairiln.ihe hands of Cha. Seikrlg, iceoniptint, Edinburgh, till 7th Tandary.=No dividend. Marvin jamas, Waite:, late nierehant, Olafgow.---Coeditori so Wion Andrew Templeton; trultee, 17th January. to -41- effiW dividend. jimes .Wiffoisi •Beffra, Ecitnbuigh, to be examined art% De , ftr,inr‘and t 7th_ Janaory, in the Sheriff Clerk's Office, Edln - b* i gh i t o'cltiell—Creditori meet in John's Coffee-houfe, • Edinb urgh, ath January, tWt) o'clock, ti initrudi Wilke , . Clablal to be givea in by 22d &isn't; ...i: • lb • • BANKRUPT IN IRELAND. jolip,oollley, of Dublin, haberdather, to furrender the 2,4ih antiath at. and rich January next. PAOMO•ru O:soms,•Det. as.--Ye.fterday the Rev. ,Juhn Lane ititfoo. Bacheloco( 144, atSt. Mary. Hall, was admitted Matter of Arts; 'and 'Mi. Henry Gauntictt, of Trinity College, was i.d mittsorbiebear'ofAits. The Rev. John Herbert, M. A. Vicar of Overbury, is infti tmed by the Lord &atop of Hereford to the Vicarage of Led bury, void by dtath of the Rev. J. Montgomery. BIRTHS. At Edlnburgh,theLadyof Lieut. Colonel Forbes, of the loth r* nent, of a daughter. At Leith, on the 4th init. Mrs. Kerr of Caldabank Welt, Lanariddre, of a fon. • On the 13th Iv& at Cleve Dale, the Lady of C. Tinling,Efq. Captain in the loyal Navy, of a fon. On the 4th init. at Lintrofe, Mrs. Murray, Jun. of two Eons. MARRIED. On the r6th init. at !Mop Wearmouth, Edward Curren Halve, Efq. of Thornton Curtis, Linealnihire, to Mifs Ma hag, daughter of J. Mzling, Efq. of Grange, in the County of Durham. In Killarney, Daniel O'Connell, of Portmsgee, county Kerry, to Mils Lombard, of the city of Cork. Charles Ryves, Efq. of Mount l'rofpedk, county of Tippera ry, to Mifs Brown, daughter of Mr. James Brown, of Ruts • hill, county of Clare. On Thurfday the 9th ink. by the Bithop of Ghent, at his Palace, with (pedal licence, J. B. Lammens, Efq. of John-ftreet, Atnthea-Cquare, to Mifs Henrietta T. Kint, youngett daughter of Ktnt, Efq. of Ghent, in Flanders. &turtle? laft, Mr. Edward Owen, of Wood-Lima, to Mifs Heyde*, of Ivy-lane. The t tth init. at Allhallows, Mark lane, Mr. J. Slade Skaife, of Bread-Arcot, to Mifs Charlotte Moravia, ofahl I Andon-ftrect. Toefday, at Hackney, Win. Curtis, Efq. of Warwi ck &lre, to Mrs. J. Maitland,late of Kiog s Anus-yard, Coleman- Street. Monday Taft, at Scawby. Lincohake, the Rev. Sir Charles Anderfoo, Bart. Reetorof Lea, to Miff Fanuy Nclthorpe. At Itilmichall-boufe,land of Arran, the Rev. Dr. M•Kin- 11811,t0 Mira Ifabdla Fullarton,daughter of the late Lewis Ful. !arta', Efq. of gilmichail. At Kilmarnock, on Thurfday fe'nnight, Mr. James Hawthorn, merchant, Neweaftle, to Mils Jane Brown, fourth daughter of Mr. William Brown, writer, Kilmarnock. Tuefday, at St. Geaages, Hanover-402re, Mr. Wm. Orme, of Great Marlborough-ltreet, to Mifs Charlotte Scarman, daughter of Thomas Scarman, Efq . of George-ftreet. Thurfday fennight, at St. Pancras, J. Mardi, Efq. of Salilbu ry, to Mite Sophia Paksnbam,fecond daughter of J. H. Paten ham, Efq. .t. -----.., Da. jAtints' AteAtrirric p n i .s. . • F OR the Rheumatitms and Colds which prer a i at this feafop df tilt year, no Medicine is fo fak and eficari. ous as Dr. JArdxs's A fin Lx rti c Pii. as. Their peculiar tena arl , to promote Perepiration, and all the natural Secretions, will A, fount for their fi ngular virtues in there Comptaint., a. wet c in many others to which the human frame is liable from n e iriciffitud.s of our Climate. They are admirably calculated for difordhrs of the Stomach and Bowels ; f:ua.r,:perf:u,spooninctscataveriaoryillil:4hht: or a Gwuty habit, as alto for tliefe whore Coullitutiou. h a , e been affected by a too at!tivc or too fedcntary Ilk. 'Ile ) . AT. , iindikeVrigeitirCiopnan, aincdtlliatrilryenilerVoviiCnegoabrtilteiewlinbleikl:Hillkeicag:::: ocflliasrrielia:riiiitigi: on alfo in preventing Pales and Apople xies, ft often often the wife. quence of intemperance. Recouree Clould be had to tigh t pianfrditoefirte:trliettllgi ° lo nt lg ':aef e n v sd i longevity thus will ea t 1 ib their g e maintained ; for, by drai n Iva. dare in the due (Recharge of the animal funaiom, sah:dybrt.nyaktutp.tinc. ing the tonititution as it were in continual repair,th e y pre the body in health and 'Agate, and preient premature dtc;,). PAs the ANALer tic Pia t.. owe their excellence to aapirlent; reparation, which has never been divulged hy tkr Invet!!4 front r o t t h i e n p ; re an fe d nt o P e r y op ar ri e et r i: id s, b t y he t y ,RA Cl: 4 l , l 4 l: sN l , y ct l ie h , s lA t lar p e a li n 7 c f , e a f f o e r w D a r . . j i ln orf es re ' th i n l te ll cluh v a d un e tip r ,fit quantity . ist_untniial ny b; .eanh: at jamei's late hotlfe in Rruton- ft reet ;in Dote's, trice .1 6,1. t aber ta rte ch y :it s talli i o: I)4lb:re ictiut.44psed.aupd.;l,B-1-0:. in bee ea rve lgra t v h ni at t in he the A '! u pt Neer : others arc counterfeits. WHEN Profeffional M en of education and re, deirivte from th e general fyitem by the fe. Italian of a peculiar Branch, the fanCti on o f long continued [heeds is the belt eritekion cf fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted tit prattice to ihe exclave trrg_ matt of THREE DISORDERS, And the fuceef)ful relish of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppof c as far as i ant able the ravages of thefe complaints which are the moll impor t . ant in the catalogue of human inermitiet. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an early period of Practice to rtfcueinitiw~ ale from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally d„e germs, precipitancy of general Praetitionert • The THREE I/1500, - AR S s to the cure of which I hare de. voted my attention, comprize every fpeeies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duratioir,..- i dl y. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing froth the habits of Schoolboys, or the !ndulgence of mature age, and hilly that de. rangement of the fyitem in Women which is called iIARREN. NES:I or STERILITY. . Ntimerotii difeafel are the refult ignoranc e , talk ;u tk trtattin'ens of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfreqnently hap. pens that die feed. of Life are polloned by the inillfcretion of an ueguaraed hour: By a Arperior method fuels etimplaints are eafily cured, and even where others hare failed, 1 trait that may prdume to Offer a radical ro-eitablittinteut. Pew, howaver, are the cafes of complic ate d ditt re t , in tak diforder, compa red with the calamitous fituations of Men, ilia from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevaleut Gaie ties of a falbionable Life, acquire that RAW of Debility whi e k s the unavoidable confecnienee of filch perniciiiitv habit). Where the unhappy fuffervr brolids over his micery, but care. fully conceals hii Misfortune, it May be fame coafolativin for him to know, that although it be au objer . Et of doubt or 4 iitver• tainty with other Pradtrioners, the removal of dole DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrets of Renovation is the acquim: ment of my experience. If the rites of Barthus or Venn: have begun to reduce manly vigeruf, Much anxiety will be prevented ' by an early etninteradtion of this langukt 'late, and in there cafes no great difficulties will occur But where this Deficiency has for years rafted, a proper Plr. ' feverance is indifpenfibly regulate to revive the litunbering (parka of Life, and to re-animate the Conititution. I MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dlfappciated in their eancetations of a Family, may be grimed, that in mod inftances latch &feels are curable by Medical Skill The SECRECY which is fo eltntial to my nnetrtakin; , ,and the QUaliticatioss Which I have pre:kilted to llate, form the Bafia of my Pretentious, and in coincidence with foci this mation is given, that Me. BREE may be conftilted perfonally (or by letters inclaog a fossil note) at his houfe, Ns. 2si, Anus del-ftrect, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Vi'ater-tireet atirainiag, and the name ii on both the doom M. BREE. Member of the Royal College of Surgeota. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. Honoured Sir, Edinbingh, March 18, dot. jBEG leave to inform you, that ever knee th 4 year 1790, 1 have been afilidted With the Laes Venerei; which, from its obftinatcly refitting every could( of mcdcebn preferibed by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and under going feveral fevere courfes of falivatiun, and twice difchartol from the Hufpital, with tittle relief, would apps ar to he of the inoft inveterate nature. in the fpring of kilt year my difordir had get to fuck a head, as nearly to put a period tom exilteneel I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on eac!'i no t and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had bees in a (tate of ukeratZan for the laft (even years ; my left had alfu two large males cia was very much difeoloured,and gave me fuch excruciating pais, particularly when warmin bed, aa nrarly to deprive ma of nat. In this lamentable Rate I was renonunertelixi by Mr.). 'amp. fen, (who received fo great a care by them here), to take voor Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of May; in the courfe of a ortnight 1 began to receive be n efit—ia link more than a month the ulcers on my bead and amts were fuund iy hcaled—foon after the fares on my legs heale4 alio, kaving however, confides-able difeolouration in the &in, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the bkffing of GOD, and a little longer perfeverance in your invaluable Medicine, fulaided ; the no difperfing, the Orin regaining its natural hue, and the nate; turnal pains gradually going off.—l thus became, by yout libe ral advice and medicine,perfealy free front all my former com plaints—have recovered my former fpirit and itrentah, anders become jolly and fat, in which ftate having continued many month to the altonament of all who knew me, 1 am at a Ids in what terms to exprefs my gratitude, but beg you, for this good of other fuffering mortals, to make thii ray cafe as public as poflible, as I (hall on every occasion ; ha Co doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble ferrate. ALEX. MIIR X ER, Swan's elide, High-ltrecr, heljuhurgih. tneiles to the above cure John Thompfon No. 3. Neve Poultry - market , John M‘lntalli , Old Affimby tank, Fdinlangh. Prepared and read by the fok Proprietor, 'lllO 'Alla I.OR, Member of die Royal l'ollege of Surgeons, at his Hinfs. Nn. 9, New Bridge-Itreet, London; where, after a conftaat refidence of more than thirty-fix years, in a praeliee particular ly direeted to the cure of Vencriel Complaints, and thole Mei- Le ital to the Parts of Generation, with that insiolabk ferrety which Men of his Profelhon ihouki always nbfervc in fuch olds he flatters himfelf, the advice and atEitance he gratuitoefly ad minilters to perfons taking this laledicine, will be etteerae. by a difcernitig Public, as an advantage Wow atuinabk, void of all ambiguity. Ago fold, by his appotntrnent, for the convenience of chafe living at a diltance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's ftreet, Pall-Mall; he Toy-ihop, No. zo3, 004%1-Ito:et ; Mr. Dilborough's, N 0.7, Fills ftreet-hill ; Mr. Steel, book to No. t, Union-row, Little Tower-hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Callwrll's, Dublin ; and by one tar' fon in every confiderahle town in Great Britain mud Ireland, in boxes of only as. 9d. each. foaled up, with full and plai:i di reetions whereby perfons of either fez may cure theinf lies with cafe. fpced, &creel, and falety. N. B. Every box fold in Great Britain is foaled up pith a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commiffioners, is pritneA, at the Stamp-Office—T. 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Nb • - egPeric bilk,' knowl YAWN five 0 wet IA it. a the we acquai Ware- for prc defery Study. ezereil difordi red tt zio4 ; For in aM Soar, Gunn on th ttta t Virgo sod r Co cm, the the ea( I CO VC He M of So Ri DIED. Sunday fe'nnight, feddettly, at his houfe in Brydges-ftreet. Covent-garden, Mt. Nixon, copper-plate printer, aged 67 years. At Tillygrcig, on the 4th init. Alex. Dyce, Efq of Tillygreig, in his sods year. At his haute in St. Andrevestquare, Edin: urgh, on,the 7th init. Mr. James Stuart. writer, in his 85th year. At his houfe, ssth Nov. Robert Jeffrey, Efq. ef Knoekereur. At Bombay, td May left, Captain David 13z ace, of the Hon. Eaft India Company's ferviee. At Nairn. on the tft infant, Mifs Henrietta Greg, fecond daughter of Mr. George Orelg. On his palEuge from the Weft Indies, Mt. George William fon, of Letubeg, but latterly . of Kinglln, Jamaica, merchant. In Rots, Mrs. Keogh, wife of Thus, Keogh, jun. Efq. On the pth infant, at Cafino, near Milltown, Do art Em met, for may years State Phydeian, Ireland. At Newport, County of Tipperary, the Rev. Edward Butler, P. P. of Salty-head, in that County. °u tile zothinftant, in the 25th yeat of her age, Mil l s Emma Caroline Adlam, youngeß daughter of I.icutenant-Colonel Adlam, of Me Majefty's Marine Forces. Tuefday Taft, at Cantbetweil, Mrs. Dodd, wife of the Rev. Richard Dodd, Rector of Cowley, Midcllefez. At amlfea, Mrs. Phillip Burrard. On the 28th ult. Mifs Hay, daughter ef the Rev. George H Drummond, fon of Robert, late Archbilhop of York. Suddenly, on the 28th nit. in the 74th year of hi. age, the Rev. Wilfred Clark, of Standing Stone; ao years the very roe tpedlable vicar of Wigton; beloved and teemed by all who knew him. He had officiated in his past& church that day, both is; the morning and evening fereiee, and was walking to Moorth wake, a place in the neighbourhood, to baptize a child, when, meeting a young woman, he complained of &Lad A s, and re "'ct' her tole: him inn upon her Smolder; but at the mo ment Ste was offering him the repeited (moron, be fell down soul itittandy