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a..._. ~.Y_ .. . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _._. ... _ I STANZAS I I all 0111011 AL 1113 a AONO, FROM MRS BROIMiIe COILSC- TlOll or 111131 i POLTRY. Polk of my heart, dear fuuree of care, Stern rglis and lore breath% vows, Sweeter than when through feented air, Gay btoum the apple boughs. With thec no days can Winter teem, Nor fruit nor Matt can chill; Thou the loft breeze, the cheerirg beim, Tint lie.ps it Summer Rill! BIUGATOIV,OCTOBER 21. 70 THB BDITO.R OF THB ST.llt. gee —I have of late noticed with concern feve. rid letters in your Paper relative to the pay of Subaltern Officers, and having ferved myfelf fome time in that rank, I (hall be the lefs fufpeaed of inte. refted motives in what I propofe offering to the con- ' , fideration of the public. I have always regarded the fubjea as one of too delicate a nature to be lightly teuched upon, and too facred to be expored to vulgar eyes ; but fo much has been laid, that it is ahfolutely neceffary now to lay open the whole Winds, how ever one might be deterred by an hooch pride from difclofing diuretics which, in the eye of the unfeeling vulgar, may degrade a profeffion, the individuals of which, like the peafant of Vefuvius, fnatch their fcan ty fullenance from the very jaws of death. lam per fealy convinced, that a certain generous and illuftri ous Perfonage has nothing fo much at heart as the amelioration of the fubaltern's fituation. Promotion now fucceeds his arrival at the top of the WI I could enumerate many recent intlances of Lieutenants, ap pointed to companies, merely from their being fenior, who had only ferved three orfour years. But the great hardthip which never has been noticed is this, that the rank of Enlign goes for nothing ; hundreds of offi cers have boys put over their heads, becaufe they happen to be elder Lieutenants. There are at this moment inflames of people being four or five years Enfigns. As the date of the Lieutenantcy is all that is confidered, when are they to expea promotion ? The duty is the fame, and nothing can be fit grating as to be fuperfeded, and commanded by a cub jolt come from fchcol that never was out of his own coun try. I will allow the cruelty of an Enfign's fimation, who has nothing but his pay, but I do inhift, that if that rank was aboliffied, and the ferrite as faboliern alone confidered, that every man would bear his fur ferings without a murmur. I mutt of neceffity (peak of the Navy, and re• mark, that the intervention of Government in their favour only a forerunner of their liberality to the Army—for it f llows, as a natural confequence, that if the Lieutenant of the Navy cannot live on his pay, the Subaltern mull Ram. Let. us draw a parallel, the former has lodging for nothing, whillt the latrer cannot put his head into any place under half a guinea a wetk ; the firft has rations of wine, duty free, and a plain blue coat to wear, inttead of an expenfive uniform ; half of the armyinan's pay is fwallowed up by his mefs, and indeed 11. a week for a man's dinner is not very extravagant. Wine after dinner, except a pint twice a week for decency's fake, when RI-angers dine at the mefs, is all he pof fibly can allow himfelf ; for a man cannot drink and drefs too. He has then for a breakfaft, for a coat, that will coil 181. for boots, Ste. tl. a week. Let any man clofe the account. The Lieutenant of the Navy has an opportunity oil paging an examination, of diflinguifhing himfelf, whit(' the Subaltern mutt jog on unnoticed, and un known, till the blockheads above are either knocked on the head or otherwife provided for, he his talent's what they may. Nor do I mention this from any idea that Navy Officers have more than they me rit, but merely to Mk if their Rate of provifion be jhort of what it (tumid be, what is the Rate of Sub- alterns in the Army ? But the molt trying thing of all, is this, to which all other things are light, the fituation of the married man on his pay. Over their honourable poverty I will drop au honea tear and be filenr. There can be little doubt but that the increafe of pay would be agreeable to all ranks ; but I much fear, without fome limitation as to the number of years fervice. the addition to the Civil Lilt would be too great for Minidry to fupport. I repeat, that the abolition of the rank of Enfign, And the fervice of Subaltern only, would anfwer the isnrpofe IA as well. •N OLD SUBALTERN. Letters from 'Berlin, of the 12th Odober (late, that they had received from Weimar the melancholy in telligence that his Serene Highnefs the reigning Duke of Brunfwick Oels bad died there on the Bth of Odo her, in the 65th year of his age. In confequence of the deceafe of the Duke of Brunfwick Ocls, Prince William of Brunfwick loccceds to the Government of the Principality of Oels. An event, without example in the dramatic an nals, lately happened at a Theatre in a little town in Franconia :—An Afior, playing the part of Pi. rozzi, in the tragedy of Adelliaa, worked himfelf up into fuch a frenzy, that, fancying himfelf the real perfunage whom he rcprefented, be plunged a knife into his breaft. Before he expired, be explained to bis companions the caufe of his delirium. Tuefday, a man in the employ of Mr. Hall, re finer, in Clerkenwell, fell down and inaantly expired. On M•inday, at an evening fitting of the Magif- Crates in Bow-arca, a curious charge u•as exhibited by the celebrated 1)r. NlvEasascir agaird his wife, for a violent expaino of the Du for from his own hook, and not fufitiing him, on terms of the molt vojtegai fielmilTroto to return to it. After the Magif crates had heard the cimplaints on both fides with as much gravity as the nature of the cafe would admit, they recimrnended the unhappy pair to retire into an adjoining room, to reconfider their conduet, who in about half an hour returned, and declared them 'Ayes mutually rellored to their c9njugal felicity ! On Monday Mils F. applied at Bow-fireet, for a warrant to apprehend a certain Barriller, in confe quence 4 his threatening to kill her on Sunday, and bavittg (!elounced vengeance againft her at feveral other times. On Toefilay he attended the Office • bat -equeo, the Wind's was fiiffeted to Ran d over ~ ore day. We undertland the difpute origi jealouly, in conti.quence of the lady prefer le company of Major Semple to that of the RAMSt;II77, OCTOII n. The report which my letter of yellerday convey ed, relp,aing the juneinn of the Guards with the Hanoverian, in the expedition about to depart from this place, is now confirmed. Several battalions, I have been well drum!, are under embarkation or ders, and will march in here tomorrow or the fbi lowing day, for that put pole. The Panics, arm in arm with the Duke of Karts., attended the parade of the South Gloucefler Militia, on Marlborough Steyne, laft night. The military, in confequence of their Royal Highneffes being pre fent, in addition to their dual parade praftice, went through the whole of the platoon and manual cur dle ; and afterwards, in open and dote column, to orderly and quick time, paffed the Royal Brothers in review order, both of whom fpolce in warm terms of the 'kill difplayed by the veterans on this occa- Ron. Earl BERKELEY gave the word of command. Many fpeftators, of the firft rank and falhion, were prefent, and many carriages were drawn up at the extremities of the Green. The parade over, a feleEl patty were entertained by the Princes at the Pavi lion, among whom were, Count STAHREMBERG, the Imperial Ambaffador, who has been here about two days; Barons LINSLEGEN and EDEN ; Count Beau. puns, Lord and Lady Maxim/awe, the Mardi°. neft of DOWNSHIRE, Sir CHARLES BAMFYLD!, &C. &c. The melodies of the Prince's Band enlivened the vicinity of the Steyne until midnight ; and, about an hour after, the Duke of Kew— took leave of his Royal Brother, and in his travelling chariot fet off to return to the metropolis. The firft divition of the firft Somerfet Militia (to which Sir C. W. BAMFYLOS is attached) marched through this place or. Satur day for Lewes. The lath foot, commanded by.the Earl of CHATHAM, took poffeffion of the barracks at Lewes on Thurfday and Friday la R. The name of the Quarter -matter of the tit, or King's Dragoon Guards, who loft his life between Shoreham and Worthing, on Monday night, was Coltman. The Prince, for a short time, was on the Steyne tc-day. The Marchioneffes of DOWNSHIRE and Wer.xast.sr, the Duchefs Da PIENNE, Lord and Lady Mst. BouarcE, Lord and Lady LESLIE, Earl and Conntefs Ccsamowe, Mrs. FITZHERBERT, Earl and Countefs BERKELRY, Lord Di/aster, Earl CRAVEN, the blooming and accomplithed Mifs WATKINS, and many elegant Belles, Barons LIMENGEN and Etna, Count BEAUJOLOIS, Mr. PoWELL, and all the world of faihion at prefent here, have been on the rides and walks to-day. Ocr. 22.—This morning the 111, or King's Dra goon Guards, were reviewed near Hollingbury Cat tle Hill, by General Gm. Many failtionable fpec• tators were prefent in barouches, landaus, landaulets, curricles, Sce., Lord LESLIE was with a numerous group of equeftrians. Mrs. FITZHERRERT, we hear, as Coon as her health is a little eftablifhed. removes from this place to Richmond. The Coroner's Jury on the recent chocking affair at Friar's Oak, we hear, have returned a vet di& of Wilful Murder. The wretched woman flill continues in a very dangerous (late at the Inn. The Pc ince has recently purchafed a large piece of ground, to the north of this place, of Mr. STAMFORD, of Prelton, which his Royal Higlinefs, we hear, intends immediately to have en• clored. The Conflables, and afterwards the Grand Jury, were then (worn to make prefentments, &c. in the ufual form ; after which Mr. MAINWARING (poke thus I have no de- fire to fay any thing to the Jury, but I with to fay a few words to officers belt re you all feparate. I have oliferved a very great want of regularity in atten dance in this Court in feveral of the officers, whole duty it is to attend upon the Sellionc. I underhand Come of the Bailiffs t•f the different Divific,ns think it fufficient for them to fend fomebody to cry nut • Here,' when their names are called over, intlead of attending themfelves ; this they expea to anfwer for their not being prefent : that will not do—it is their duty to attend ; perhaps from the falfe lenity of the Court, fume perfons expert that a relaxation in its duties is taking place : thus things are getting into a wrong train ; the duties mull be better executed in future ; and it mull be node:4l°nd, that all officers whatever, whofe duty it is to attend this Court, (hall do fo, at lean twice in the year, in whatever part of the country they,rnay happen to live ; they may come here to anfwer at leaff to their names, from their fe veral ditiritts and jurifdielions, and fubmit to the or der of the Court, after they have publithed their tea foes for being excufed ; but here is a great want of attendance to-day : in the fire place, here is no pro per Sheriff prefent ; one of the principal Sheriffs thould be here, or at lean his acknowledged Deputy, together wi.h all the Bailiffs, and many other offi cers, who are not here to prove they have fummoned others to attend, who are alfo ablent. but who cannot he fined for want of fuck proof. The Court therein: e, have it underilood, that all perfons (hall be fined whofe duty it is to attend, if they do not perform that duty for there is a orange relaxation creeping in upon us, and we mutt take care that we have proper offcers to do the butinefs of the Court." The Riot Aft, and the Royal Proclamation for fupporting piety and virtue, and difcouraging vice, profanenefs, and immorality, &c. were read in the anal form ; and the Court adjourned to Monday next, to the Seffions Houfe, Clerkeuwell Green. Bow-mum—LA night a Naval hero, who is Captain of a man of war, and the brother of a No bleman, was brought before the Magifirates, from the boxes of Covent Garden Theatre, where he had been licking up a row He was charged with vio lently airmilting a youth of fourteen, the fnn of a re fpeftahle Citizen in Coleman-fireet, who was alfo at the Theatre, and now accompanied his fon to the Office. The Noble Commander had evider.tly been upon a Bacchanalian eruize in the mirk of the even• I ing, and had taken in a full cargo of the Tufean juice, as his upper worir were a good deal deranged ; in en deavouring to make way, he had heeled gunnel to at every tad ; he was towed into the Office between two of the Bow- ftrcet runners with fome difficulty, and had fcareely been on board the good fhip jujicia, when lie endeavoured to affume the whole authority of the quarter deck. The first falute to the Bench was a whole broallide of donne and Rafe, offered to lox the Magillrate, or any man in the room for a thoufand; fwore great gum, that if he had with him his Firit Lientenant and his Boatfwain, they three would clear the deck: of every man there in two minutes, if the &b/ rs were twice as numerous as they were. On Monday afternoon Mr. lilac, the Under Se cretary of State, Sir EVAN NEPRAN, Dr. Mos 3, and fix othtr Gentlemen, attended Sir RICHARD FORD, at the Public Office, Bow-Ilteet, when Sir RICHARD explained to them the whole procefs of concluding bufinefs at this celebrated office, and likewife the mode of confining the prifoners at the Brown Bear public•boufe. Afterwards Sir RICHARD entertained the party with a friendly dinner at his honk. The Magiftrate, however, not being in a boxing humour, nor probably in training to meet fuch an an tagonift in his own way, begged leave to propofe a eontre-projet for deciding the bufinefs, aad was pro ceeding to examine the charge againft the gallant Commander ; but this gave rife to a new buftle, and he infifted, as an officer and a gentleman, on a pri vate examination, and that all the " lubberly lons of bitches prefent" mull go out of the room. In this, however, he was not indulged, and the Bow ftreet Officer who law the alfault proceeded to give his tellimony, as well as he could, under a tremen ' dons difcharge of oaths, intermixed with threats of gangways, round dozens. and doable irons. The Officer 'fated, that the Captain had been extremely riotous in the Theatre, to the annoyance of the whole audi ence, and that he had violently affitulted a lady in one of the boxes, who, from a very coarfe illuftration ip the Captain's own phrafe, it feemed was an old Cyprian acquaintance, oho *anted to allure him to alreth engessemeut, which he declined. He was there fore forcibly taken from his moorings in the boxes, and in his way affaulted every one he met, and annongft others .the youth who now came forward. The Captain was AM vociferous and unruly.— Finding, however, that he could not bring his guns to an effedual bearing in this way, he put about on t'other tack, and propoled to fettle the matter with the Migittrate over a bottle of Madeira. The Ma. giftrate, however, objeaed to any dccifion by the in fluence of grape floe. The Captain again Itormed, laid it was only a drunter; fro& ; but the Magilirate, paying no deference to this plea of jure de vine, order ed the Captain into the billeet at the Brown Bear. A young Midfhipman was committed on Monday from Bow-Itreet, charged on oath with committing live forgeries, to defraud as many different perfons. Thurfday lall, as John Davy, a fhoemalfer, wts fording Belie-bridge River, near Chifleborough, So. nferfctlhire he went out of bis depth, and was drowned, leaving a large family to lament his fate. Ott Sunday evening, the 20th instant, the eaten five paper-mills of Mr. Charles Hamerton, of \Vandf worth, Northamptonfhire, took fire, and before any affiftance could be procured, the whole of the build ings, with the dwelling-houfe adjoining, together with the flock and furniture, were entirely confunted. Mr. Hamerton unfortunately had a very large flock of paper in the mills when the me'.ancholy accident took place, and was at the time in London, for the purpofe of difpofing of the fame. Monday morning, as a gentleman's groom was riding art high•fpirifed h trfe, from his mailer's, at Bay'Water, the animal ran away with him, down Oxford-street, whet e he met the Oxford itav coach, which the attempted to run between and the liand of hackney•coaches ; but ran against the flag e. broke his leg, and, by falling en the groom, broke his kg all.), in a (hocking manner ; the horfe was immedi ately killed. A few days ago, as a man was repairing a well rope for two buckets, in Ann-Iteer, Birmingham, one of the buckets, by chance, fell into the water, in confeqnence thereof, the rope maker contented to go down to fetch it up ; but when he had nearly reach ed the top, the chain broke, and he was precipitated 25 yards down again. This misfortune was only the forerunner of another as deplorable, for the poot man being drawn almolt up to the top, the chain again unfortunately broke, and he was a fccond time hurled to the bottom. Molt providentially, however, the man efcaped without any broken limbs, end is now in a fair way of rec Jerry. 11111YDLESEX SESSISA T S. FCCLegfASTICAL PROMOTIO Yeller ray the Rev. neorge (?reig, late of the "1"..,b,r.r.!: inelloch, was admitted Pallor of the New Inatem,!ret i• Sandi Peeibyterian) Meeting, Crown-eour, Yefterday a Comt was held of the. Middlefex ter &Mons, in Gad King:ftreet, for the pure fuceelfor to the Km jams Steven. pole (wearing in - the Grand jury, and silo the High and Petty Conftables of the different Divificasa On Monday, in Grofvenor-fquare, the r'l or J..zies Law ,!!, of the County, when a number of abfentees were fin- Eifi of a fm• g, at kw fh' ed, the Chairman, Mr. Matawaltwo, declaring he the M __T u d n ' I t y ef in s C .T u n i l fin n , ham, of Lord a f ip s hoa:e in on. • ar ‘ c• " was determined to enforce a due attendance. On oil the 14th instant, in Portland place, Lady Henry Stuart., of calling over the name of a Conftable who was not a daughter. prefent, it appeared, that the Sheriff's Officer whole --- duty it was to have fummoned him, was alto ab. fent, upon which the Chairman olsferved, it was im poffible to fine the conflable for non-attendance, with out proving that he had been fummoned ; as the Shetiff's Officer was not prefent to give an account of that matter, the only regular comfe for the Court to take was, that of concluding the conflable had not been fummoned, which was to be confidered a: neglell of duty in the Sheriff, and therefore the Court fined the Sheriff in this cafe, for the non-atten dance of the confiable. In another inftance of the abfence of a Conflable, a perfon flared that he attended a Court Leet ; on which the Chairman laid, " I defire, that attendance upon a Court Leet may not, in future, as it is alma perpetually, be made an excufe for not attending this court. This is the King's Court, and it is the duty of its officers t's attend it, in preference to any infe rior Court. Let this perfon be fined, as a letfun to all others who have the fame duties." A third infiance of abfence was the cafe of a con liable, who was dated to be a pilot, who was obliged to go this morning to bring a chip into dock, or lofe his employment. The Chairman Paid—'• He may come and Itate this excufe himfelf hereafter, but we , mull not take thefe look excufes in the first itiftatice from third perfans." Mr. Mellifh, the Contraftnr, &fired to be excufed from ferving on the Grand Jury, on account of his being already fo much engaged in the public fer vice. which he was accordingly, the Chairman ob ferving, " that unlefs Mr. Mellith was allowed to at tend his other public Wines, inftead of fervii g on juries, many of his Majefty's Naval Forces might be Itarved." • 1144AR1ED. On the asth ult. Mr. lobo Venning, merchant at St. Peterlburg, to Mite Meybohm, slaughter of lonics Meybohm, Efq. of that eby. On Monday the atit infant, at Adcworth Church, by the etre, Wm. Horton, George Pollard, jun. lifq. of Ore.-01 . ..1,year Halifax, YorkOitre, to Mlfs Horton, only daughter of the Rev. l'hoinas Horton, of Hundhill, near Pontdrad. Lately, at Belfaft, Edward Cleaver, Jun. Efq. of Nurringtni., Yorkfbire, to Mifs Emily Webfter, third daughter of the late ben Walter, Efq. and niece to tlw late Sir Galfrey Bart. Battle Abbey, Suffer. At Chlddingly, Mr. George Ranger, of Laughttm, :red 71, tot Mrs. Mary Page, widow, aged 63. On the ith initant, at Clifton Church, J. Y. Fewne.. !Ai Ouildford-ltreet, London, to MIS Curti, eldcft 1' ll' t late Edward Curtis, Efq. of IVlardyke-houfe, near ;.iett 4. DIED. ' Monday fe'nnlght, at his !Knife at lilington, in the 73th y,ar of hii age, Thomas Shirley, Ffq. Om Friday morning, at his partner's honk. at Waltv.. e tt i , Smith, Efq. of Southwark, hop.rnerchant tomtit fon of Mr. Al der.ra t Smith, of Yosk. Frhlsy !aft, at Fgham, in the 73d year of his age, the Rev. Jasom Liptrott, Vicar of that parifh upwards of 33. pars. On the lath initant, in Golden-faoare, Mils Jetty Douglas, youngeft daughter of the late David Douglas, Efq. of Dumfriefitire. On the tsth Auguft, on his paffage from Jamaica, Capt Kay, of the John Bull. On the 16th Auguft, on his pale from Jamaica, Capt. David Aikin, of the ihip A dive. Suddenly, by a fill from his gig, at Ferry Carrigg, going from Fonikorthy to Wexford, Yr. Jahn Mallerfon. At Charles Fort, Kinfale, Enfign Alexander Robertion, olds 32d ReTiment. Thurfday lalt, Lieutenant Hugla Maclean, of the 9oth regiment. He was burled in the Garrifon Chapel, l'ortfinouth, on Sunday, with military honours. Wedneflay fe'unight, the hodyof Mr. James M•Donnotteh, late purfer of' Ibis Majefty's ftip Experiment, was waCied on flume at Southf, a Leach. It Is fuppofed he fell aceidanally overboard. On Wednefday fennight, after a few days Uncle, Mn. Second, the finger. Tuefday fe'nnight, in the soth year of his age, havin!, only ar rived from the Welt Indies on Mornay night, Captain Thomas Ritfon, of Liverpool. at hic I fu till rimed in r.v , r the • 13Arrilta PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Sags 71 7s to 8l Ss I Pockets II Its to 91 sts PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Old Hay, 31 ICI to 41 45 New Clover, 21 05 to 41 44 New Do. 21 Ica to 51 15s Old Do. 51 sou to 61 CI Straw, 11 131 to 21 ss. NEW COAL, MARKET, Odober 23. shl;s ft Market. Ships Sold. Mee& Newcaltle Coals IS 44s 9d 39s 3a it Sunderland - 7 43 1 9 ,1 sc l Stone Coal 0 4.0 i 01 oce ad HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE TOMORROW. Morning - - - - 45 minutes after 3 Afternoon IiAVING dedicated tryrelf to the Rudy, and bees gratified by die me& coniderable pradLice in that hnotis wkleh I thoubtx pro x: to fele; I tint that I have mammy sekt. employed my time than chafe who, In the enclave field of the profelloo, era tweaflocally inimerfed m suicertakity, ar-d earwatt always attain that fuecefa which is acquired icy comwatradng the intefleaual power to one this of difordees The dreads of DEBILITY arc pecuferly <Ear Ant, far thep bring with them a train of concomitant fym7toms. an I, by a dew preffion of all vital energy, twilit:nee idelf becomes emtitt-sed.... Whether they safe from the prcvalena dig =Ample ; tlie4citnew dve habits of fchootboys, or the inauigaices cf maturity, th.yew quire the inoft afildnies profeffional 6dY ; but by the ignorant* of imedneated men, the fymptonasare a&ravatcd, and the on e& tudon is e.titroyed. As a fieMfBAR of the ROYAL CO!..l.ltoVef 9211101101411, I ground my pretenfions on rtgularity of Muer:her and podeffias every privilege to praigtiec, I feel myfeif enti.led to that confide:ea with which I have hitherto been foliiwr. aDy honoured. in the Brit lodations of local wcskoefs, early apple:Woe wil preve.t the =Jaunty of a debtamed franc; but where the fief fere., horn a confeioidnefs of the un coanlioek of the vice which caufed his mlsfutune Is fearful of the contempt or eenfure of his family ph yticiaaa and broods over his infirm:ly with careful the - ectintint, it mat be fatisfaMrzy for him to he aiTored not only of capabiOty of treatment but al.o of the aloft inviolable reatcy. And in recent Ven seal Complaints it Is pdfible to pre nit Irte. danger or diftrefs ; in the meth complicated cafes it is thi severe mon of etclufive et mi• epee in this Nee co efent a lat., cads. and (Neil re-eitaiiilment. I offer the advanmge of this experience 'edit* sfelther fer who are gadded with any kind of Dila LITT, of any fymptanss of VIIPIPREAL L4FECTiON, and in an calm the terms al cam veratien are ftated oa the Aril Interview. Vet'ents in the country are extorted to iodates Sulk note, and are rluctie t w (pacify their ate raid manner of living. N1.A.A.T24 Masalver of the loyal Caner of Stamens In London. o so Ara. fel Strand, oats Temple P" To THOS. TAYLOR, Efq.No.9, New Bridge-Reeet, Lobate. Sllt —I confider it but an ad of jultice doe In th e merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to continual este to you the following Cure, which has recently haat perforated by them : acquaintance of mine, who by the lire:ling out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Mr orders arifinv therefrom), was reduced almoft to a skeleton, and though he had the belt medical advice which could be obtained. and tried a variety of intent incelcines,nothing could be proorrod which teemed to fuit his cafe, or to do him any (entice ; he remain ed in a Aloft reduced and pitiable lunation for two years, unable to follow his prole ion, and fcarcely able to walk or even to Rand on his legs; In fad, no one who knew hint ever fuppofed it pollible for him to recover. He was advifed at last to try your I.amtals Picts—he did fo, ftrielty adhering to the directions given sritk them...-he had not taken men tbau two hot , ‘.lxfore be firuld an alteration for the better this encouraged hini to proceed, an! by taki r.g a few boxes more he found his a; ;Cries and Itrength gradu ally return, and is now as healthy and as Rout as any tutu I know. You are weicime, Sir, to refer any mown to me tor a confirmation of the abova account if it fhould be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedirnt humble fervant, Library, Tolkftone, July Lc, '1 HO. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the Cole Proprietor Tuos TAY Loa, Member of the Royal College of Suwon..., don, at his hook, No. 9, New Bridge flret ; Where, after a conaant ref:dome of most than 4.3 years in • praCtice particularly dintetcd to the cure of Vener coo.; !:i..ta and thnte incidentai to the parts of generation in both fa s, with th:t inviolable fecrrey which torn of his profefi...” thoulo totsqs oaerve, he flatters himfelfthe advice and aft:lt:owe t.: grataitotdly adminifters to perfms taking kis Jeice:ieine be eileented, by a difcernin public, as an at:van:ex, rash bunt to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Alto fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thole lie ng at a dißance, at the Perfumer's. No. 3j. SE. 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