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V" . 7701 • se irtS -.* : 4 4 - si'v - • • Velittatti t there pigeons hid been Vett by the ~...,_•! I. ' teener, f o rce of the wiinotls (fated, that the) .7 1 N *d bought pi7entis from tte piiloner, which' tht piofieutor afferted to he hi; ; but the pigeons pi 0- duced in Court as the identical ones, not one ot the wittieircs would fwcat that they were thofi wh;eh they boug'it of the prifoner. The Lea-ned Judge thought it unneceffary 1. pot the pritoner on his defence, as the material point of the identity of the property could not be eßablithed. The Jury acquitted the prifoner. Sara, ilfrk.s was charged with feloniotifly Real. ing a Bank of England note of tol. and another of yl. the property of Henry Nelfon. . The profecutor is a Negro feaman—and Rated. that he had been recently difeharged from one ot his Majelly's (hips; on the 3d of June, between twelve and on,: o'clock in the morning, he unfor tunately fell in with the prifoner near Drury-lane : the decoyed him to her lodgings, wherebeinghotif ed, he fent not another girl, whom he found in the apartment, with a fhilling for tome liquor--ffiort ly after the fhillia7., was returned as a bad one, and it was raid, he mull come down flairs to fpcak with the Mißrefs of the houfe about it. He went down and the prifoner accompanied him with die light ; when they got near the greet door, he Rat ed that the prifoner blew nut the candle; puthed him on:, and Ihut the door—when he was imme diately (deed by three men, and held faR by two .af them, while the third took his nntei from his waillcoet pocket. He faw the men immediately after go into the hook. He gave the alarm as (non as be ennld ; the watchmen and others came with him. entered the hook, and took the prifoner, a young girl, into co flody ; but neither of the three men, nor any tidings of the notes could be found. On being quellioned by Mr. Nike LAWRENCE, he acknowledged he could not read, nor could he tell the amount or deferiptiou of the notes, farther than what he Paid a Clerk at the Pay Office told him—die pertim, however, was not brought for ward, nor had he any witne(fes in rapport of the foregoing charge. The Learned Judge ohferved, that though it' might appear the poor fellow had been ill treated by loose folks in company with the girl ; yet the charge being againß)ter exprefsly for dealing two bank notes, of which, in the fir* inflame, there was no proof, farther than :hat the profecutor was told they were bank notas--this in loch a cafe was no evidence, and under filch defect of evidence, he we• afraid they malt acquit the prifoner.—Verdia I —Not Guilty. Yefferdar t 7 prifree . rs were tried, one of whom was capitally convieted. Edward Hem . 7•11,6 Rodgers. and May Rafters were capitally inehaed for treefonably and felo: Moony counterfeiting the current coin of the realm, and particularly for making and counter feiting a thilling. • Mr. KNAPP opened the cafe for the profecution. Rodgers, an Officer belonging to the Shadwell Police Office, Rated, that in confequence of information, be went to a houfe in Suffolk. greet, Pentooville, from which he had a clear and diftina view of the houfe in which Rodgers and his wife lived. They refided in Charlotte-Place. The windows of their houfe were imply covered with cloths, and were very dirty. The lower win dow had only the under part covered, and be could fee over. He remained on the watch until about two o'clock, when Mary Rodgers came out ; flie looked about her as if the was afraid of being feet). She very foal returned with a pot of beer, and went into the houfe very quickly, having, as the witnefs fit/Toted, a key. Nobody ifined from or entered the hnnfe until about four o'clock, when the prifoner Horn came and went in. The wh eels then defired his friend Mr. Springhall to watch Horn timid he come out. About half pall fix he came out, lookingcautionfly about bim.— He went to a wine vault in Suffolk-hreet, and loon after returned. In the mean time the witnefs tlif patched Holland, his affifiant, to the Office for ' a warrant. Upon his return the witnefs went to the Houfe • Holland knocked at the door. The Orono., Mary Rodgers, opened it, and upon °b raving the witnefs and his affiflants, endeavoured to (hut n again. They then barn in, and toe fe male prifoner cried out, " Here they are I" Horn was below with her, and the witnefs ran up !lairs, where he few Rodgers endeavouring to leap out of the window 1 he had thrown two bags before him over a garden wall. The prifoners were then all fecured. The witnefs then defcribed the arti cles which he found in the houfe, namely, a fur nace, crucibles, molting-pot:, fciffars, pliers, tec. He alfo found a child's hat filled with blank pieces •of bale coin. He alto difcovered lampblack, black lead, coke, find paper, and in general all - the apparatus neeetrary for coining; there articles he produced in Court. He found tome bak Mil lings in a more perfea Rate, feveral of them were marked with the letters J. S. in order that they might appe.tr as coin which had been long in cir culation ; and one fhilling in that Rate SUS the fuhjeet of the indiamcnt. Mr. John Springhall Paid, 11: was Clerk to Mr. Verney, the Solicitor of the MiLt, and went with the Oilicers on Saturday, sgth of June, to Char lotte-place, wit:re they watched the houfe of the ptifotitts: that at four o'clock lie faw the priftmer Horn come out and go to a wine cellar, and re turn with tome gin in a bottle; that upon the Oil eers entering the hook he remained On the =fide, and as form as the woman prifoncr gave the alarm, he laws her Lufband throw up a window, and from it fling down ten hags over a wall into a garden ; that he then attempted to get con hirofelf, but flopped upon heitt n ,, called to ; that he got the two bags, which he pioJuced, in which was a great many:bate coins, and alfo lime good (billings and fispences, As !deli he bad reafon to believe were the patterns tar the bcfe coin, one (tilling for which the indi.qment wa; brought being the exalt refem- Mance of a filming of - George the Second, with J. S. upon ir. Holland, the Wficer, corroborated Rodgers' evi dence; and Mr. rowed, the Affiltant Solicitor of the Mint, Laid, he had attended the examination, - ....,l_thownht that 0 the implements_ produced The pi-Tonere being feparately called on foil their defence, neither Rodgers not his s ate attempt. ; ed to fay any thing ; but Horn laid he only went tf fee his childt en, Mrs. Rodgets being his daughter. Mr. Juflice ROOK s, in fumming up the evidence, obfervcd, that the crime with which the prifoner were charged, was of a treafonable, and, there 'ore, of a capital nature by the law, the policy sis which he would explain to them in a moment.— the law was AS ancient as the days of Edward lli. The commece of this country would be in a pe rilous fittiation, if a man, for his hard earnings, was to receive payment in bad coin. In order to protett it, the counterfeiting of the coin was con :litutzd treafon and felony Come centuries ago; and was the more neceffary in proportion as the coin merce of the country increafed. He then contrail ed the different points of the evidence as far as r e -. lated to the pri f oncrs individually, difcriminating thole circumitances which bore more or lets for or againft them, and after fume confultation the Jury found a versliA—Jufeph Rodgers, Gaiky—Death ; the other two prifoncrs Nct Guilty. Ten were conviAed of felony. viz. Charles Williams for aflaulting John Ward on the sth of July, and taking from him a filverwatch. The profecutor dated, that upon the sth of July he went to North Baker Ikea, Mary-la-bonne, to witnefs the afcent of M. Garnerin's balloon.— While he flood there he felt a hand at his watch pocket, and in endeavouring to put down his own hands he was fo fqueezed by a gang of pick pockets that he could not ufe his arms. In the mean time his watch was taken from him. About a minute after he obfervcd the prifoner and feve ral of his companions clofe by him ; he attempted to feize one of them. Several of the party, upon this held up their clenched Os to his face by way of intimidating him. He then got out of the crowd with all expedition. He faw his watch a (fort time afterwards in the hands of a conftable, in a public lavife at the comer of Baker-fireet. The prifinicr was at that time in enflody of the officer. -- Mayhew, the conduitor of the Bow-ttreet parole, faid he faw the prifoner after the afcental the balloon with eight or ten fellows with him, hullling the people. There was a little bridge from the fields leading to the road, and upon the road there was a number of carts and waggons through which there was a narrow pafrage for the crowd. The prifoner was in front of his compa nions, and the witnefs upon looking narrowly at him perceived a flyer watch in his hand. When the prifoner faw the witnefs looking at him he Strunk back. The witnefs then endeavoured to collar him, but he was unfortunate in this attempt, as in making the effort he was knocked down and beat. The reit of the patrole coming initsintly up ficceeded in fecuring him. The witnefs then took him under hisguidance,and in going along Baker reet the prifoner Itoksped under the pretence of pnll ing up the heel of hto (hoe, and in Ilooping threw away the watch, which however was immediately recovered. One of the patrole Paid, that when Mayhew was knocked down, be feized the prifoner, and in do- ing fo received a violent blow with a flick. He law him throw away the watch, and the witnefs recovered it. The prifoner made a (hart defence, and the Jury found him guilty of Larceny only, which did away the capital part of the charge. Grosz,. Spikes and games Hollis, for healing a baficer, containing a quantity of wearing apparel, the property of Mrs. Joyce Duce. The prifoners, two young lads, it appeared, were Peen,' by one of the witneffes, together, near the Houle of Mrs. Duce, a laundrefs, at Iflington.— Hollis went in, and inflantly came out with a ba&et of clothes, with which he and Spikes, who remained near the door, made off. The alarm was (hon given, they were purfued, and were over taken in the attempt to get over fume adjacent paling, after having thrown away the banter. ' The eircumllances being clearly proved, and the Learned Judge being decidedly of opinion that under the law they were both equally guilty, the Jury found a verdi& againfl both to that effea. Samuel Rains, for healing two pair of doe flops, t 8 pairs of gloves, in an unmade hate, and one pair of breeches, the goods of Thomas Lingham. The Profecutor is a Breeches-maker, &c. in the Strand, and the Prifoner it appeared had worked in his employ about three months. In confequence of Come information the former received, he went to Pritcitards the pawnbroker, in Short's gardens, Drury-lane, and there found a part of the property laid in the indiament, which it appealed the Pri foner's wife had pawned. It alfo appeared in evi dence that the prifoner had given the doe flops, i. e. piecei of doe-flin ready for making up into breeches, to another of Mr. Lingham's workmen, in order to snake them, up, which he accordingly did ; Sind the breeches were produced in Court, of which Mr. Lingham identified the materials as his riarx7y, by means °this Ramp appearing on the. e• ; she workman alto (roved, that he made the breeches by order of the prifoner; who faid they were for one of the cullomers. The identity of the gloves was proved nearly in a fimUar manner. In has defence the prifoner averred, that he bought the breeches for IL Is. 6d. from a perfon who looked like a Gentleman's fervant, and a witnefs was brought forward by him to prove, that a per fon came into the prifoner's apartment, while they were drinking tea, and fold him tome damaged leather. However, the Jury not deeming this de fence fnificient to invalidate the charge, found the prifoner Gm*, after a very Ihort conlithation. W. rah, for dealing a leather pocket-boek,the promy of W. Newhoure. Map for Reeling a pair of breeches, the property et W. Haywood. C. Pariewer, for healing two yards of cotton velvet, the property of Mary Philips. G. Clayton, for healing apiece of floor cloth, the proppty of J. Harvey. R. Griffith', for dealing fix flyer tea fpoons and other articles, the property of H. Miller. Alta Pratt, for healing a pewter quitrt pot and a pint pot, the property of R. Chadwick. And fir were acquitted. viz. • • STATE Lorruy Omer, No. 16, eoawatt.l.o.- Mr. NicuoLsow refpelfully acquaints the Public. that the Lottery begins drawing on Monday the sd of next month. From the fmall number of l'ickets (only 24,000), and from the already very great and increafing . demand they will mon alto.; edly be higher, as it is expeaed before the drawing, commences, there will be none to he had at s exy, vicr.--he therefore requells thole who intend t o !name adventurers to make no delay. At this Office in the Lai Lottery, more than I SO different peribns in clubs and individuals, received, on de mend, SHARES OF CAPITAL PRI 2.F S, from 20,0001. to aoool. the particulars thereof are inferted in the Schemes at large, and is the molt fingular intlance of the ditiribution of Fortune's favours ever before known. Note, the highest Prizes arc 20,0001. each, and the lowa. Marton Pesauh. There will he only Eight Des' Drawing, every Monday and Thurfday forfour weeks. From the very extraordinary great Sale of Tickets and Shares Hoitaisay and Co. have al ready met with in the Englilh Lottery, containing only 24.,000 Tickets, they earnetliy intreat their numerous friends and the public by no means to delay purchating, as there is the greateti probabi lity the whole of the Tickets will be difpored of before the Wheel goes round.—lioas stir and Co. made the fame übfervation to their friends re. (peeing the Pigot Diamond Ticket (which they fold), and it fo fell out, that on the morning of drawing there was not a Ticket to be got at any price. There are a. clefts of men of greater importance to fociety than thole which devote their time and talents t.) the preferva don of the health of their fellow c rea: ores. How eminently fue =lshii the late FRANCIS SPILSIURY was in this truly laudable employment, Is completely evinced by the rapidity of fate which his Celebrated ANTISCORZUTIC DROPS have invariably con :sanded. As a purifier of the blond, restorer of the conititu tion, and bracer of the fyftem, their effcels have been altonifh ing, as may fie fern by the furprifuig cures of petfons who were amiaed with Scorbutic and Nervous Complaints, Gout, Rheu matifm, Ste. and thcr:fore the d‘tedion of thule-impollors, who by Means of barged bills and other pretended credentials, have Vended a (parlous companion of this truly excellent tnedicine, mutt be a fad/faction to all perfous who wire a competent idea of the abfoltate uec.•lfity there is in being careful to purchife the genuine Remedy, as well as of preferring perfoual property from infringement. The true Medicine is diftinguithed by the Ring's Patent, on the bottle, bill, and wrapper; and as a fur ther gua;vl, by favour of his Majesty's Connniffioners of the Stamp-Office, they have Ailed a Ramp on each bottle, printed in black Ink.. Pripared end fold at the Difpenfary, N 0.15, Soho-fquare, and by the general Venders of Patent Medicines in Town and Country, in bottles 51. and ii. as. duty Included A 225. Softie contains equal to five imall mum. lIIRTH. On Sunda;, the ztth init. at Ingearee, the Counters Tal bot, of a fon and heir. MARRIED. Mr. William Irwin, of Blackwater-town, merchant, to ABCs Walker, (Laughter of Thomas Wager, of kieh•tin, Rev. Mr. Wainwright. or Trim, to Lady. O'l to:liter y. At Cottingham, on Thurfday Lift, the Rev. George Lee, to Mite &ins, !kith of HulL On the tgth of February lilt, at Sir John Anfirother's, Bart. in Calcutta, William Parker, Efq. of the Civil Eftablithuient, to Mils Catherine Jar e Sewn ad daughter of Daniel &mon, Efq. Lieutenant-Governor of durat. At Inglifmaldy, on the 6th inftant, Charles Ogilvy, Efq. of Tannadice, to hills Macdonald, ouly daughter of James Mac donald, Efq. llt Ell. On the loth instant, at the Contralfioners Hada, Chatham Dock-yard, Mrs. Charles Hope. Saturday lait, et Hackney, the eldeft &setts, of Mr. Thai. Wilton, of Fcncharch-ltrett. Lately, at Brißol HotweUs, much lamented. Mrs. Hawtayne, wife of the Rev. Wm. Hawtayne, Rector of Ellftree, Hats. At his filter's houfe in Beaumont-Brat, Stanhope Pedky, Efq,. of Tetworth, Huntingdon&ire. At Aberdeen, the IR inftant, George Wilfon, of Glafgowego, in the gad year of his age. At Grenada, the 15th May laft, Mr. George Forbes, Gallow gate, Aberdeen. Departed this life, in a deep decline, at King's Down, near Briltol, on Sunday, the 15th inftant, the accomplilhcd and bcautiful Mg. Temple, daughter of Lieut. Colonel Temple: a young Lady whore tranfcentiant merits will be long remem bered by her furviving friends ; and the riling fplrnduur of whore talents could only have been excelled by the generous fenfihilities of one of the nobleft of hearts. Of the elegance and delicacy of her tafte, the brilliancy of her imagination, and the intereiting graces of ha wit and fentimait, no higher proofs can be difplayed than the fine deigns that adorn the windows of Marrs. Aktrman and Force, and the enchanting pathos of her mufical compofitions, which are in the firft Ityle of genius, and (peak a language the beast well underftanda WHEN Profeflional Men of education and re rponlibitity deviate from the general fyftent by the fe ledilon of* peculiar Branch, the fandloo of long continued Weeds is the belt criterion of fuperiority. . . . . Eight years have I devoted m y pradlice to the exclave treat• mcnt of THREE DISOR.DEILS. and the fucceisful rc.fuk of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe•as far as I am able the ravages of thufi complaints which are the moft import ant In the catalogue of human i n fi rm it ies. . . After initiation into every branch u an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Praddee to refcut individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the ejnally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditioneht The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have de. voted my attention, comprise every fpules of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duratior. —adly. AN kinds of DEBILITY, wSclher arifing from the habits of Sckoolheys or the indulgence of mature age, and hilly that de• rangerient of the fyftern in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. _ _ _ Numerous dlfeafes ate the refult of Ignoraocc or hafte In the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of I.lfe are poifoned by the indiferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints ate ally cured, and even where othcw have failed, l truft that I may prefunwto offer a radical re-ettabliihment Few, flowerer, are the cafes of complicated dill:refs In the &fonder compared with the calamitous Atuadons of Men,who from indulgence ina NOIATARY VICE, or the prevalent Gale na of a faibionahk Life, acquire that Rate of Debility whlaL la the unavoidable confequence of Inch pernicious habita. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, hut care fully conceals his mild'ortutic, it may be Come confolation for him to know, that although* be an object of doubt or once' , cduty with other lbraditioneis, the removal of theft DfiFi- CIENCIE.B by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire maw of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus hive begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradilorr of this languid Rate, and in ark cafes no great difficulties will occur. .But where this Deficiency bas lbr years ex lited, a proper Pes leveranee is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the ilumbring (parks of Life, and to re-ar imate the Conititution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difarpointed in their expedations of a Family, may be allured, that in mon inliances fuck defects are curable by Medical Skill. The SECA EC) r which is fo atonal to my undertaking, and the Qualification which I have prefutned to Rate, form tht Bans of my Prctenfiona, and in coincidence with fw:h this i an mation is liven, that Mr may be eonfulted pefonally (or by letters inelofing a (mall note) at his bottle, No. so, Arun del-Arett, Strand, mar Tergple-Bar. There Is an additional entrance in Water-ftreet adjoining nistAsts of the URINARY CANAL 44 rnzr.nAL, COMPLAIN:'... MR. DUFOUR informs the MAI daily be ennfulted gratis, from 9 t* t. At Li. c, Frith-drat, Sn' • (Amino, in ail c4r,:. t.f $i !.; - as!" s tr ia,, r " Glee,. linal Weaknef., Fiftelas, Impotent..., And debility in sitha trot, exteniire Pr.ietiee iv this e.cpartmeat. tn Surd liiir.felf fru. m:.ny years, offers A inztio.o clEcAcious, and which prevents a rela,4-.. Mr. DUFOUR, fol:. Proprietor of ltir.:XA cey.74l, Bowies, h4l Ultatt lely 113 ii , iprOVr.. tlt, m, !tv !ngthem pithy irritating eirr,lt of co'rn:ll:a P. , ite :h t;,, fuereel where mottles anti other violent m.ran. Fur the Venereal Difeufe ' Mr. Ittl roult I. i•t is".• tinn ni Daran's Remedies, fo mUd that th.y row. ;:kut or refrain in diet urissecelrary. To enable aazrd otietrs at their own honks, he has provided the alli:tema• .st man pith,: Faculty. Perfons in t h e country nil) car.d Mating ti•eir cafes in letters, poll paid. " *" ' Juft pubhthed, prier as. 6d. Fifth Edition, Treatife txt tile. ai:ve C.konplaints, I Atli tyniptems and Cafe thriving the ittiolui ard dange et.. hrel.i of Cauftie Bougirs; an Unproved ininliod of irey it ; norrheas, ate. :tr. Printed for J. Caitnv..., and li. D. Systeu is, Paterun2er4stir; sift; to 1.. c at hoPQneen'a. kieter-Cliaage. and at the Atilt-WI. Maaatitearie.aror Leven. Fi&Aire, t Elena of a Letter aktkiretred to Mr. R. Scott, Arotheory. SIR. South Bridge, Ettinburea. Y OU win .pleafe to tranfmit tile follolv-incz cite to Mr. Ligniun, (urgent', at his l , ilpentary, in V - inehraer, which t hope he will not tail to publt lot tire geoes.l iwa Mr. Li rimum—Sia, _ About fourtoett years ago, Twat frizeil with the me , .l2es. f after which I rapport: Iliad got cold, which brgau is my and In a 111011 time ulcerated to an alotor.ing degree. 1 umn applied to a gentleman of the titculty, who gaye me lime r, pr but Tome time after, to my tinfpeakubl, foiruw, any conniaint returned with redoubled violence. It then broke out in toy nofe, upper jaw, and roof of my mouth, and that to filch a degree that twelve pieces of hone excoriated from me oak s two pieces from the roof of my mouth, awl every tooth of wry upper jaw, one excepted, dropt out. My diforder that (plead over both my fhoulders, and under both my arms, which rendered me totally incapable of .ireffing or untir-fiinz Myfei . without affittance. I again made application to feveral gentle men of the faculty, but from the itrong mercurial m eparationa preferibed by them, I was at diffennt times in a high awe of falivation ; but, alas ! all their efforts proved ineffeatni; and in this deplorable and helplefs fituation I continued tour years, when, about the month of December, 1795, I was petidisic a newfpaper, wherein I obfelved a cafe, which front the di feription, appeared fimilar to my own, and had been cured by the fole ufc of your ROYAL ANTISCOREetIC Lraop►. I then, through the bleffing of Goo, was determined to make ' trial of them; and to my great furprife, and Rill greater facftion, before I had finifbed taking two (mall bottles, the ul cers in my breaft and under my arms, which before were cid fpreadlng, then began to heal round the edges, which coo. vinced me that, by a due perfeverance, I might, with cm. fidelity, look forward for a reftoration of health, which, by the 'virtues of your fovereign remedy, of which I took but tie or (even bottles, I am now in full poffs.ffion of, and of oat intftis enable bleffing, namely, a good ftate of health. Any perfon del - mous of further in:or:me-ion, may be fly fatisficd by applying to me, or Mr. :- 4 cott, as above, tram whom I purchafed the Drops. I am, Sir, your humble f c cm,..t, (Signed) JAMLS IIODGkR, Shoesaskm DAVID SWAINS, Mit.:fter, Attetted by JOHN Cardsoisost, bathe, Au . ' unit Norm, Elder. Thefe Drops are fold an moulded fqtesie belles at tat• and as- 6d. One tit. bottle is equal in quantity to three 4a. Cd, mica limy may be had, wholefde and retall, at Mr.Lignitra's Difpenfary, No. 57, Bridge-ttrect, Manch...tier; a: Howard and Beans's, No. 42, Long-lane, Welt-Smithfield, fide whoitiaka agents in London; and retail by the following perform: li Candells 47, Minories; W. Clark, 269, Borough; .lorda". 33, Wkitechapel ; Jebouk, iso, Oxford.ftrcet; Sutton, 545, Long-Acre; Wade, Old Bond.ltrext, and 565, Flea-ttrect; 'Putt and Button, Royal Exchange; Knight, Norton ?algae; Turtle, 127, Strand ; Ward, 324, Holborn ; and by tie principal Venders of Medicine in every town in the United Kingdeon. To THOMAS TAYI.OR, No. 9, Bridge-lircet, Londoo. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March TS, tEot. T BEG leave to inform you, that ever fince the year 1790, I have been alliklled with the Lues Vmerai ; which, from its ebftinately refilling every courfe of medecino preferibed by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and under going feveral fevere courfcs of falivation, and twice difchargial from the Hofpital, with little relief, would appear to be of the naoft inveterate nature. In the fpring of left year my diforder had got to lath a head, as nearly to put a period to my exiliences I bad a large ulcer on the crown of my head, sole ou each arm, and my legs were broke out In a frightful r • .nner; my right was dreadfully piinful, and had been ie a Rate of ulceration for the left ( even fears ;my left had alfo two large nodes on it, was very much difcolourtd, and gave me fuch cieniciating particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to dep rive m. us, r:3. In this lamentable Rate .1 was recommended by Mr. J. •fhomp. Cu., (who received fo great a cure by them It. rt.), to take yoar Lake's Patent Pills, which I began to du on the 16th of Nl,y ; is the emu* of a ortnight I begin to receive benetit—in hula more than a month the ulcers on my had and arms were found ly healedfoon after the forts on my legs heak.l alfo, leaving however, eonfiderabk difcolouration in the lkin, and pain in the bone of the Itft, which, by the bleffing of Goo, and iit:111 longer perfeverance in your invaluable Med chic, In:Aided; the nodes difperfing; the !kin regaining its natural hue, and the nail tumal pains gradually going off.—l thus became, by your libe ral advice and medkine,perfedlly free from all my torn ercom plainti—have recovered my former fpirit and ftrength, and ann become jolly and fat, in which (tate having continued many months to the altossiatment of all who knew me, I am at a DI in what terms to expects my gratitude, lint beg you, for this good of other filtering mortals, to make this my cafe as p,inlie as polfible, as I (hall on every occation ; in fo doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble fervant. ALEX. MURKER, Swan's, Chafe, High-ltreet, Edinburgh. Witnelres to the above cure --- , John Thompfon, N.. 3. New Poultry-market, John M'lntoih,Old Affemby dole, Eclhihuraba Prepared and fold by the Me Proprietor, THOMAS 'I .%'t, I.OR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,at his Hoof:, N 0.9, Nc'e Bridge-ftreet, London; where, after a onlLit refidence of more than thirty-fix years, in a pradiee partical:s• ly diredted to the cure of Veneriel Complaints, and thlfe iact dental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable fiercer! which Men of his Profelfion Mould always ohferve in lush carte, he limiters hintfelf, the advice and atlitance he gratuitoully ail minifters to perform' taking this Medicine, will be elliemed, by a dikerning Public, as an advantage feldom attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Alfo fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of Cid e living at a diftance, at the Perfumer ' s, No. is, 5:. alb u i s tirect, Pall-Mali;: he Toy-fhop. 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