Star. — London, England, 1801-10-20 00:00:00

~-- HI POLICE. !N•IELLI;ENCE. mit COURT OF ADNIIRAITY, DOCtOR6 CONSfeNS. FILID4Y, Oe roa s tti.—This day the Right Honourable Sir Wit-Lima Soars. proceeded to the adjudication of the following (hips Pratt:Ws - kits, GRANDTILDT Mailer. This NI At the tare of a fhip laden with a cargo of hemp and tar, bound on a voyage from Franckfort to nerdam ; but it appeared that the papers were nude out as coming to the port of London. It - vas contended on the part of the captors, that a cargo of a contraband nature, coming under falfe papers, was fubje..ll to confifcation. On the part of the claimant it was fubmitted to the Court, it being the produce of a neutral coun try. it was not to be confidered as contraband. The Court was clearly of opinion, that if a fbip went under a difgnifed deftination, r that both (hip and carg,,were liable to condemnation, and accord ingl v condemned the fame. Chafrlotte, Maher. 'This onus the cafe of a Swedith (hip, laden with a cargo of iron, Red, and tar, going from Gottenburgh oftenfibly to Lifbon ; hut it was contended on the part of the captors, at the time of the feizure The was (leering to the port of Havre, which was at that time in a Rate of blockade, and therefore liable to coal cation. It was fubmitted on the part of the claimant, that the Mailer was totally ignorant of the block 'tide and th?t he put in there being in want of water. The Court Paid there was no doubt whatever but it was a fraudulent intention on the part of the owners to fupply this port with thole interdicted commodities, and therefore be was clearly of opi. aeon that the (hip, in this cafe, as well as the cargo, 'Washable to confilcation. Vesmerne, hurt. Mailer. This {hip was candernned on acequnt of the breach of blockade. d ragt, BAKICIN Mailer. This (hip was condemned on the ground of its not being le gally transferred out of the poffeffion of the enemy. COURT OF REQUESTS, SATURDAY, OCT. 17. Among the many curious difputes which have lately come before the Contniftioners at this place, the following is the molt remarkable ; Sarah Callellow, an elderly refraable looking woman, defcribing herfelf as a houfekeeper in Dy fon's-buildings, near the City Road, fummoned Lucy Elizabeth Ibbetfon for the fum of Os. which :the Rated was due to her for lodging, cloaths,and marine seceffatia. • The Defoddant appeared to anfwer the charge.: the was veri young, teeming ly not more that 16 years of age. The nor" of the complainadt was heard Rill.— i—otate raid the had adted the part of a mother to the girl, bad taken her ender her rotation when She was deferted by her parents, and had made her a r,gular allowance for what little fewing the could Perform at her needle ; and in addition to it had lent her money, at feveral times, to buy clothes ; and that, notwithflanding this kind treatment, the bad behaved in the moll ungrateful manner, and hai not only left bier, but reMfed to pay the debt the had incurred. The girl, in her defense, raid, it was true that 1 bars. Callellow had taken her into her houfe when the had no where to go, her father and mother hav ing been palled to their parini in the country ; but that, fo far from behaving kindly to her,the had infined upon her receiving the vi fi ts of different men who connantly came to her houfe ; that there were feveral other unfortunate girls in the houfe, whom the brought up to a bad courfe of life ; and, among the rea,ler own daughter. The defendant fOrther laid, that her fituation was fo diftretEng that the was once going to throw herfelf into the New River, if the had not been prevented by a gen tleman who happened to obferve her, and who prornifed to make inquiries into the circum&ances the had related to him ; but the had never teen him fines. She added, the had been taken ill, and after being Shut up in a cold garret for feveral days, the grew work, and was at lalt tent to the hofpi tal ; that when the recovered, the was determined never to go back to her mißrefs, and fortunat.ly got recommended to another fervice, where the had been for fix weeks. The miftrefs with whom the girl at prefent lived tame forward in her behalf, and laid the believed her ilatement to be aridly true ; for that it eor refponded with what the had related to her when The firß engaged. The Commiaioners expreffed their abhorrence at the depravity of a woman, who, not fatisfied with having ruined a young girl, withed to pre vent her returning to the paths of v irt ue and honefty. Wi , h regard to the debt the .:emanded, it was a claim as wicked as unfounded, and thcy thould certainly diftnits it. They Should do more ; they Ihould take cars the Churchwardens of the Parini Mould prufecute her as the li::eper of a diforderly houfe ; and they had not doubt but that, upon the evidence of the girl, the would be convided and punitked. HATTON GAIDTW.—YeIiCrd:IT illixander &petit underwent a fccond examination, having been charged tirm the oath of a Mr. Thomas, a Broker, with obtaining money and goods to the amount of 251. on the credit n a bill to that extent, drawn by lien, and accepted by Jo!'n Ruggles, of Down ing -thee, who has ableonded. he profecutor further allied, that the prifoner gave a falle cha racter to the bill, and that the goods were intend. ed to furnith fume rooms in 1 oggle's houfe, but which wete immediately 6,1 d to another broker. • The priconer, in his defence, laid, that he only ailed as bsoker th tt lie had tranfafled bullock with pci.pe of the highell rank, who aeceptet his bills, whi:h he Ir,ot difsounted for their oft., and only received his bare eimirniflion for his trouble or what rifii 11,! might rim. At moil, he contended, that it could only 4ti.:1(1:::Y.. civil aftion for the ston-pa mem ti:e of - which there were feve red produced uraLr the lame circumliances. The tranfßnitn being, however, confidered cr:litd, he was committed to tale Lis trial at the Its:actor Laiioll6. Aact oxlkifttabra.-•:tellerdlyNt r ktird porter to a chr.femungei in the Shaul,;, - mined bet; re R. CIA Tl, rig. at the Pubik-ofike, flow-ftreet, nn Ittfpieirin tit ving eit the mut der of Mary, his wile, on Saturday laR, at their apartments in St. Clernent's-lar.e. Mr. Crowther, of Anfwell-court, Carey-flreet, and Mr. Andre, of Hatton Garden, furgeons, de fcribed in a feientific manner the fituation of the lkody externally and internally, and the bruSe.; re et:tyro'. On the whole they were of opinion that the died in conferiaence ofthe rupture oT the fpken, which appeared to them to have been occafioned by the Paid bruifes. Sarah Parkins Paid, that The lived in the fame bottle (No. 2, Clement's-lane); as the deceafed and her hufband ; that between feven and eight on Saturday evening tail, the deceafed came into witnefs's apartment, and talked with her • that the went in and nut feveral times in the couke of the evening, as flue was accullomed to do, but areal ed to be• extremely uneafy, and troibled in her mind, which induced witnefs to aflso her what was the matter with her ? and fhe replied the had been fo all day, but would not tell what was the calife : that between eleven and twelve o'clock the mem up (lairs into the deceafed's room, and found her lying on the bed in her clothes, apparently afleep, and a child by her fide. About twelve o'clock, •the prifoner, Richard Stark, came home, and' :went up to his room, but in a few minutes, dame down to witnefs, and atked for a bit of can dle, Paying, it was dark up (lairs, then returned again, and thut the door of his room. In a thort time after which, witnefs hear their child cry, and heard the deceafed call nut to her hulband feveral times don't murder me t' upon which (he, the witnefs, ran up flair., and defiled the painter to open the door, and eked him, what he was doing to his wife? When be opened the door he laid, that fhe had pawned his breeches;' he afised her for the duplicate; and repeatedly (truck her with his hands ; that witnefs told hint not to flrike her, and anted the deceafed to come down (lairs into her apartment; but to this (he. made no re r ly. though fhe immediately after followed witnefs down, as did the prifoner, who, as the deceafed was entering witnefs's apartment, Itruck her a trio lent blow, which knocked her down, and then kicked her repeatedly about the head and body. He defined witnefs town hoe out ' • and when wit nets endeavoured to eel her, by lifting her up, the prffoner feized the deccafed by the - hair with botlthands, dragged her out of the room into the paffage, where he dallied her down in a violent manner, and kicked her again; and on winters at tempting to lift the deceafed up, the appeared-agi tated and convulfed, as if in a fit. That .witnefs then !Riled the deceafed up (lairs, and laid her on the bed, again denting the prifoner not to beat her, who continued to (wear and threaten her. 'That witnefs then returned to her own apartment, and fat up wailing all night, but heard nothing more except the child cry, between one and two o'clock in the morning. Mary Terry, •another lodger in the fame houfe, corroborated a great part of foregoing circum fiances, and Paid, that on being-informed the next morning that the deceafed was lying on the bed with her eyes open, (he went up liana, ate: found her lying on her left fide on the bed in her clothes, except her capdiankcrchiefs, (hoes and aockings, and that the appeared much bruifed about the head, face, and legs. 136th witneffes agreed that the deceafed did not appear to be intoxicated the preceding night. The prifoner, in his defence, (aid, that the de ceafed had pawned his breeches on Saturday, and when he came home at night, the was extremely drunk, which occafioned her to fall down. He was committed for the murder, and the parties bound over to profccutc. On Today night feveral Farmers in Effee had cattle Rolm front off their lands. One Gentleman, Mr. Stammers, of Horden, loft four raares.— Smugglers are fufpdted to be the thieves. On Wednefday, while a young Lady forming part of Colonel SLAM'S family was walking on the Cliff at Ramfgate, the by Come accident Sipped over, and was dented to pieces. On Friday night, or Saturday morning, the Counting-honfes of THOMas Auseasow, oflipper Thames-greet, were broken open, and confidera ble property carried off. On Saturday fe'nnight about half pall fix o'clock in the morning, Aaron Gee and Thomas Gibfon were taken from Chefler Cagle, in the ufual way, to tic Northgate Gaol, where they were executed at noon upon the drop erelcd in front thereof; a black curtain was drawn round the apparatus, which entirely prevented them from being feen, until the dreadful moment when the curtain was drawn up, and they were launched into eternity. About twelve o'clock on Friday !aft, as Mr. Byewater, of King-fireet, Golden-fquare, was walking in converfation with a friend, the latter obferved him fuddcnly to (bigger, and prevented him from fulling till affiftaneTwas procured, but unfortunately to no purpofc, as he expired alma immediately. The dcccafed was a man of ♦ery refpeaable family, and has left a widow and four fmall chjlthen, eldeil not r t years of age, to lament his lots, and by no means in very eafy cir cumflances. On Saturday night, or early on Sunday morn ing,a daring robbery was committed in Eall-place, Lambeth. Some thieves got into the area of a hassle, occupied by Mr. Pats., broke through the kitchen window, and !::ring forced their way into lie wine cellar, f.tt to•md a table in the kitchen, and there regaled theuifelves with cold ham and veal, width they found in the larder, with plenty of liquor. They then proceeded to bufinefs ; broke open a bureau in the back parlour, and took out of it about 3cl. in cal/ and notes. They endea voured to :orce the iron cheft in the fame room, but could no:. Aftcr they had done this, they pacLd up tour cbe,tcn of wine, Post and Madeira, and got fate off with their booty; though there Net_• a plicate watehman and a county patrole in 'front of the houfe ' 1111111M1110! LONDON MARKkIt . . erati.tXCHAMIE, .MONDAY, 6CTOLEit 17. ttl2l t.......b. or l 4 iii:XF qt .lark-Line, including 001/ (MO' tit- S tit o I,,A.,ber to the 1, dr of Detciticc, ii:t.....ble to the new A4tll. T 0tr 3,...- / : .. 7 c Quarters. Average 6.45.4120. Cs. i,d higher thitn !aft return. , ritICE OF HOPS. Kent 41 0. to 41 tss) .; is 41 8s to 51 zee i sulk% si 184 to 41 40. 44 Sl!ftili 45 41 10 5i OS 1 E:...2 41 .^4 to 41 14115 Fartilum 51 mto 71 7s a . 81 ELM PER HUNDRED WEIGH r, October 19. Red Clever nos to 9os ' Whit e ditto - gos to Liz. per rws. 'I tefoil los to Sot Tllll4 114 to as per Wad Rye Grafi 20s to 28s gv.quarsec Cinquefoil 004 to — , l per ditto Mititaril- C White to. to 14s od per butbd Sccd. t lietAVO 1011 to 144 6d per Mite li•usry Seed Si to nos pet ditto • Rape SL ed 3fl to sol ler laft SMITHFIELD. October 29. To link the ollial--per Rime of Sib. Serf 45 411 10 is 4 4 Veal -. 5 5 4 d 10 . 65 44 Mutton -ss lid to 61 6d Pork - 5 5 44 to 7 5 Od Lamb, os. od. to, oh . od. Stock at Market this niorninit, Baal zstco, Sheep and Lomb. Ono. IVEIVGATE and LEADENHAIL,-Oestber 19. . Per Stone of Sib. by the wreak. )Serf 3s Sd to 4s (41 Val 4a od to 64 Oct viutton 3, od to 5s 6d Park ss 44 to 71 Oct Lamb co od to ci od. RAW HIDES, October 19. Hid.ra (per !tone) 34 od to 35 4d Heavy Calt tos od each Middling 2% lid to 2.4 sod light Calf 74 per lb. Ordinary ss oil to os od Lanib Skins is 6d to 34 6d Slscarlinp 011 od to of od Sheep Skins 20 6d to 31 9d PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT ILEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b such, - - 1944 to 214 Dino, AO to .*.f.lb - • - Lad to 234 144, ' , Am.. , Rocks . sod to ood Drelling Hid," - - isd to t6d rine Coach lilacs • 16d to 17d Crop liides (or Cutting - 384 to 19,1 d Fist Ordinary - -141 d to t6d c,icsut., 3 0 to 4 orb per dozen, - zBd to 234 Di-to 5o to 701 b t. .. 23d to 27d Disco, 71 to Solb - - 23 dto 14d Small Seals (Grixrikod) per lb. 24 64 to ci at large ditto - - root 10 11011 e:. doh. Tauned.Hurfe Hidca - 14$ to • : each Goat Skins ... - oos n‘ Lim per doecn T PRICE. OF ALLow ni LONDON. St. James's market 34 8 d Town Tallow 6as 6d mos Clare market 311 8 ROL% ditto (ea.) sSsod to 6os Whitechapelsrta.-ket p 6d Ruffia ditto (foap) .56s tom (per name of Sib.) White Candleßuffis 55 s to os - .-.-.-.... MdthairStuff 485 od tosos los 114 Ditto Rough 3m od to 34s 3s llid Graves - zps od to os Good Dregs its to os Yellow Soap, 71s. to m,—Mottled, Bm.—Curd, 8 45 . Candln, tos. 6d.—Moulds, try. Scl. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, Oftohert9. Satitldlehl. St. James's. WhiteehapeL D. Hays 3t05 to 3 00tO 5 10 01 3 Ig oto 5 8 0 N. do. 4 OWS 0 Straw Izoro a 26 t xi 6to 1 18 o r s oto t T 2 11 Clovers sto 6 0 •—••• Istooto 6 so o N.do. 6 o too 0 COALSiGetober 19. %left Coals In the Pool, 21. 74. Dd. per Chaldrak Delivered - 21. t6s, od. Sunderland, - al. ss. od. Delivered - st, Its. od. • Avenue Price STATI LOTTERIIS, 1601.—The Luso begin. drawing the t6th of November next, and the ENGLISH the 3d of March, 1802.—Note. The Tickets in both Lotteries will be higher before the tisnectfdraffring.—The Tickets, Halves, Quarters. Eighths, and Sixteenth Shares, (duly !Tamped, purfoant to Aft of Parliament)' are fold and regiilered by Mr. NictioLsost, at his State Lot tery Office, No. 16, Cornhill, London, oppolite the Bask of .England, where all bullnefs relative to Lotteries, or the Public Funds, is faithfully tranf aeed.—The following isA Numerical Lift of the Capital Prizeslately fold and (hared at this Office ; No. sop - C.topors No. $34111 • ao,ooo 705 - - some 2505 - 5,000 saoks • 10.000 - WPC* 14777 - - .5.000 308.32 - - SAno 1702 d - topoo 41733 10.300 17049 10,C00 43978 3,030 19004 - 10400 44'r4 10.000 19196 . . 5,000 4 6616 • - woo° 3.339 - 34 00 32603 - sopa° Heikki many of a, cool. tooncl and seal. each. Money for the Prizes as f.on as drawn. Schemes i gratis.—Orders from the Country (poll paid) duly attended to. BUtlll9. Oa Saturday, the ',ay of H. R. Reyacalds,ltl. .1 Great Jameritreet, BedforArow, of a daughter. Thurfday, Lady Charles Sarnerfet, of a /Upsilons fan, Aids Lordfhles book In Teoterdeasttrort. On the igth inftaot, the Lady of R Alights Rfl• Ito slaughter, at his hook la Oraketter-fqoare. MARRIED. Oo the latit George's, Hanover..(qoarof Mr. Hughes, of Wigosorwitreet, Cavesdifh-fquare, to Mile Grof valor, of Lower Orofvenor.ftreet. Mr. Samuel Skidmore, primer, Dublin, to Mifs Eleanor . Wallace, of Fillambio4treet. At Glafgow, Mr. George Elliot, boo feller, Li(n, to MK. Margaret Hamm, daughter of John -Home, Efq. Colleetor of Excite. Henry Stodart, Efq. of the r ttb Regiment, to Mrs Thome daughterof Frauds Tbitat, Efq. Sommer NIL DIED. On Saturday fentrlght, at lit fear at Barmgbel Hag. ESE. his Grace Robert Lord Arthhifhop of Dublin. His Grace bad been in padSoo of the Sec of Dublin for at years. On "lurfklay laft, at his ft at at Oakhill, near Liverpool, Mr. Walker, the rich Weft India merchant. wiled,: borpitalities are fo well known in Mk metropolis. On the t 4th hat. at Greenwich, Mrs. Junes, wife of Row. land James, £(q. and Sacs of Mr. Potts, Suticue, in Spring garden, Charing.eroft en the 13th inftant. at Blandford, Dorfreibire, Dr Billiard Putteney, an eminent Phyfician and Nataralift, at m advanced age. On the ad Ms at fa, Captain T. Peyton, of his Majefty's ' l ll4 Motrach. At Edinbnrgh Caine, oe the toth loft. Major &eaten, Com manding Royal Engineer, Numb Britain ; and on the 13th his cideft child, Mit. Sophia Straton. On the 4th loam*, of a decline, at his bode Walworth, in the footh year of his age, John Brows. the Senior 4Liloclate Engraver of the Royal Academy. On the 19th ult. fuddenly, at Ramfay, lied Mann, Mr. Radcliff Shimin, aged 39 ; Sem* years wafter of a hip in the African trade from Liverpool. Same day, at Douglas, Mr. Job Lam formerly of Halifax. On the stb ha Mr. Thomas Sharpies, attorney-at-iaw, of Ift.ckh'sm. _ _ On Thorfday klaniebt, at Ids hook, at Pdphlo. aged ao yeark Mr. Richard Larioodan, gibe Colloosiook,Livespool. On Friday remittal, Captain Wiliiaoa Shad, of -Wiwi**, sear Uiveriloo. On the 6th is* after a sort Moth, Robert lridlhow, If+ at Halton-ball feleellsit, at Liverpool. opal 74 PIStl. M. Fri, WWI el di, kw Mr. JS S& SR" • trriAeis ?both -nit .ustiusii rrln. , Tl' has been the Rudy of ,the Proprieturs well Mama ANTISCORBUTIC DitOr'S. Urn 4 Ind prepared by the late ript•Weis SPLLSIDAT, at his Cary, No. ts, Sobo Square, London, and cone:butt falsly;there to be preptgedgenuhse.to guard the Public the imp:tations which are daily praetifcd againit ;t1 : 4„ . 3, pogeffiug the Srlt refpedtability;,aad as tie Sirtuk's of the tikorbutie Dropg have been found not only an antidote bun,: complaints, but a furcerifol refoutce in cutznue:t• tions, (=phut', gout, rhumb:gm, and ..the attendoil: of the news, as the hilt of cures attelltrier.tie tack 1.441 c, given in gn aiifsc bill of direttions, will trit:ry, w we!! a, t. Trratifc on diet, gout, Ste. written by tht (*hick may ago be had at the Difpenfary) tingle th:te eat fit objedts to try, uoder their fandlihn, fuels fpuriou, Fur thin make the Proprietors, by the favour of his hg,la y CommiSetters of the Stamp Office, have affixed a Sony e a ea c h bottle, printed in black Mk, with the vfortie and Co. No. 35, SobctSquare, =miffed upon it. which, If t I purchdcr attends to, together with the words " Etr I us PAT ENT," on the bottle, bill, and vrrapper,with the the King's •erms on the forger, he may be affured tabled the genuine Medicine, as fold at the D i ti va L ry„ Square, blade's, in Maks of 55. and iL Is. each,dut y - DURHAM, JUNE 16, dot. SIR-v-i feel ithisilite ititialmfiton in having p er . milk= to emunnuticate to you a molt furpriling Cure, .1- faded by your truly • invaluable RESTORATIVE N e R VO CS CORDIAL, and think it would by doing an injudire to Nl.e. kind and the Public in general, to withhold thelifficacy of ie falutary and faveryign a Medicine. Mrs. Shlrivood. late bookkeeper al Windlethotte 'fall, in the vicinity of Durltim has been aided from the year 1 , 92,u,,g i long train of luirrid Nervous siffedions, attended %Vit.:l Escru. dialog Pains in the Beak and Stomach, Giddinefs, Head-ach. and extreme flicknefs; in "bort. bee whole frame was in Unpaired, that it was with the greateft difficuky the cuud walk up or down (Lairs, andwas often. cone:Jed to her room me weeks ;yr:titer • her A/nation was fo truly alarming, that fat fiequently was ' obliged to be fapported to prevent her from rag. log; with the advice of stediesl men, the was induced to make a trial of your Nervous Cordial, atilt took two fitiall butler, which afforded her a little relief, diethen lent to me foralarra bottle, and before the had taken the whole of it, was al.!, waft, without the holt ineosvenience, four or live nAle.; Ira is now upwards of 6o years,of age. bapyily rtibwe'l from p.aa and difeafe, M. a better date &Iwo fur, kis ei eyed for . thr Cc ten year!. Any parte dertruus or further iu.u , ...u:or s may have every fatithaion by applying either by letter (rag paid) or perfanallly,to your mach obliged Minable fervent, • .WP, A , H ENDERSON, Beffifellet; Sadler-Rrect, DurLme To Dr. BRODUM, Albion-drect, Leedom The Wit'ANICAI: SYRUP and NERVOUS COR.;.:IAL tp.be b r . e z mc Dodor's Haute, No. st,Alhicn•ftreet, I -es from tie Lcvaian hitdcurn, Blaskiiiites Bridge, 1:1 at 215. and ja. alio at In Batt, Cromwell Glafgawr Barter , Din4h:n3 Damaldfkon sad Co • Hawlto', Mr. ilt:nenact Blinm sham, Swuumy. • d. Smith, Englisl•Bookfcller. kfwith, Middkdit :I, .._ Mu: io;d, Sim Moos, tile of Wight, Allan." Et , : v St. Edmund's, Dieste, 'Twine, A. Yuun,:, mcrchart, I" . uipurt, Mari:tie . Lecds, Pines an: Cu. .../a4tenlsam, Buckle, Lyon Gaks, ( ainbride..C.M., Canterbury, HARDY', Lrt l4- ic v 4zr es, I:ll .l :u wi tt, T4 at. CarliDe, Jai; Manchelter LyneS, Chatham, Edam-Mew Margate, Silver, Chelmsford, Meaty a nd Cm Newbury, Fc:ler, Cheitcr, Poole and Soo, Neweallk, Walker, Chichater, Phillipion, Notrisanirton, Dice; and NI i)u Alin, Spillbory and Co. Not-tire:an, Rohage aide, Durham, kiesuksfou. 'Norwich, Stalk:don and CO. Deal, Rok, Qs feel, loom Dover, Neale', PlynioutA, Nettleton, Derby. Dreviryi Reading omen, mid Co. Edinhumh, Baxter, - Sund•viand, !way, Melia Huttautd, Shinsfbury, t.d.lowev, Meffrs.Dovidion & Southampton Laker, Elder, and Co. Salilbury, Collins, —.--..-- Mr. R. Scutt, drug. Pillion, Serjeot, _. . - . Gkidwin, confedi. PaidCy, Adr7A. Eimer, Tri.csnau and son, Mackenzie, CoLligc Grce,4 Gofport, Harding And by molt lookkllers and Medicine-V=4w in the t: to kingdoms. It will be seedrary the Dodo' &Quid fed fuck ?aticcts as ale elided with licatucfs or Lots of Sight, or frt.,' tht , r Cates. Lettor or Parcel, to the Dodtor (Pelt or Carrioge ss..a kis ufual Fee —The Mt:dieing. may he bad !very Lai. To T. TAYLOR, Bargee% No. 9, New Lail,..z. slit, Liiieburgh, \lay 2, tLo. IN the rpring of t 794 I wa, a filie.F;d with a Vi.c• real Complalat. which I treated with indifference to months ; but was then 0bit5...41 to apply to a regukr who put a temporary flop to the virulence of rbe.difiaie mercurial application) for fume time-, but gr °Ming, all medicine and the advice of the Cult Gent nen of The here, work and work for two years, I was teaser,' to i ire atonal unparalleled and beyond deferiptioli,lidng an co tire I. r ..!, aud tdecrated from head to foot.—My head; throat, note, legs, arras, &c. have been alternately in dang:r of le-ove Log ufelefs; in thort, I have had-from so to 30 sa, ing utrco my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.—tit Ie voluminous to particularize,all sty cafe.-.futeee it to fay. never was, or ever will be, one of more dangerous, a more complicated nature. I was loot looked uptn friends, end hreginoil myfelf,beyondell hypes of reviver indeed, in my thanoonditMe,deatb was prefiraldi to hiy then miferabinflatc. In this dreadfall (maxima (IS rolferah& calftence, till DIVINE PISOVADVICS tbrrw a newkaper centeinlng the cafe of a Mr: hl. of Plynoae Mends nail It, I could noti-wl Cant soil procured tub,. LILAILS's PATLCIT PILLS, which, by unagfroin Cane' am.now, and have long boo t, (after more - than four y • •• defcrlisable &tints), in as i good a flat,: of health as , s I joyed; at a proof of ibis, I had a toe, thawing, heai:hv ' •-• born to me a few months ago. hi gratitude to Gco• hors of rcwkriog ray felksar-areacan: (mace, lerequec ..'•• publith this • and yea may at any bum refer paikos, ic • , to he fati,he ' d of the truCt of ibis, or fcrther partici -7 •• OW or my friends, by letter or Nrfon. As few cafm far indoors Wig ever equal mine, ^'n' ' coed it, I. have fawn experience may make to afart that In your LEAR it's Pitt they will 6:lda fore. rp , ••••t•ute_: and radical cure, for that molt dreadful nage of the Vo' Difcafe, which Is callad—o co intim co cuts.-.l am w.t" , dtude, Sir, your obliged hainheo remain, t. r• Infurnioursohk family radoss pravast nuking rif and add public, hat creditable Palau malty sa.mni3 maim may alto be relined to me audio, lirioxis by hi. i• Clark. Riuday-Gardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Site Proptiatar, Tuowas TAT. co a, Member of the Royal College of U.r ge ens At his bode, Na. 9, New Eridge-Areett where be will y" vice, without a fee, to patens taking thefe.Pdla sad 31). Ewer patients letters, if pore p.dd, on the fame terms, . 4 '•'•" - Mg in all cafes the mat itorinLible f, crecy, no Perfon's name d eerier having ham entatioszd,but at Mir own patictslar re,xeit't by the Proprietor, daring the cootie o. more thou 35 yeul• that he has hail the condadtino of an extenhvc Cali of the a'''' ve medicine, and tbi: practice arlang therefrom. The y arc alto fold, by his Appal cllent. for the ronvennnce of thole living at a diftauce, by Mr. Maxtor, tiontb4'rkise. lialkiabargh; Mr. Mamma, Printer, Glafgow, to set an 3 1 f° Mr. T. refers * his addrds; at the Palmer* Na 35. St' Alban's-Area, Pall-M.:11; Mr. Rei.taihn sroy-Otoi . Oxford-Arca ; Mr. Difborough'r , No, 7, Peth-Areet-'.iiii nearly oppofite the Monumcut: Steel's, Bookfilet, Ualon-row Utile Tower-hill; Mr. Callwars, Dobit" by one Scrims In every unbearable town in Ostat-Blinto, and intimd, In Boxes of cialy as. 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