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-, 7 0 VIE X1)170$ Q..F • .,, —e-i--..--. T-. -. • . .. •.. • , ;. l e.. .13ti4t , *ben:the *yenta,* SW( lion ' i e l . W mans 0E411164 1 g: the li>u- .- - ta * .10 1 4' 11 44 by Wltilit °wen •Ar, „ .(01114. .-Pngt4t ab _lto L.is ,agiutusigAn PgriAllitssii.; I feel it . si= l ;: tt . ( who cannot ikler i tot.kt inch affernhlass, -US copoby to the public, by. the heft means I cans-Aar anti. ments.and opinions, formed on Mithy-years tape xience and obfirvatiou. The whsle .9f the isenfeot legi Illative fyitein of the Can trade lusslcing (loud condemned in my opinipn, t and phoßillgif.Repeal, Lately moved by a worthy, ii.ldvrman, better in . formed titan molt men on the fubjelt, is fully ex . preftve orlits fentiments on the fubjed ; but • this Lill,if paired. will not teach the evil. I halm long been Convinced, that the piefent high price tif bread arifes frisrtstlUSaffile fat in London, which, it is - well known. to many, always regulates the Coin Mart.Tes through. the kinidam.; and no One can deny, that the return, by which that *Mae is fixed, is erroneuufly, not to fay fallacioutly made. The chief argument I have ever heard ttfed In fuppoyt of its continuance has seen this, that the numetous poor of the metropolis would other. wife be left at the mercy` of the baker as to the pi ice, and that it is neceffary they thould know to a certainty what they are to pay duringtheen. cuing week, but.' thick an ohv'citis means 'might be provided by the Legiflatnte, to prevent this inconvenience, by obliging every baker to put up' in a confpieuotis manner in his fliop.it indo*, at an early hour, .every tlonday morning, what will be the price:of each filet of bread at his !hop for the, esifuing week. This would give room for emu lation in the trade, and every man would reap the juft advantage of his fuperior abilities and exer tions, as well as of his capital. Let all the falu .tary laws againa the adulteration of bread con.' tinue in force, and if neeoffary, let the penalties 1 on improper ingredients for fuch purpofe being' .found, be even increafed ; let the prefent weights and marks he ufed to compel the baker to datyAr what he profiles to fell, both as to quantity and' quality; but let the price be 6ze4 by egch baker for the week. If, Sir, you think proper tn give room in your ufeful paper for the foregoing Inlay (ketch of a. meafure that may be taken on this interefting rac.. cation, it may be improved on, if waflicable, by others, or confuted on fuldlantial grounds. I am, Sir, your conflant reader, a. v. if or OLD LIME?: Wednefday (even prifoners were tried, one of whom was capitally convi,lcd, viz. Peter Corcoran, for felonioufiy atraulting Mary Dye, on the King's high way, putting her in fear, and robbing her of a lilver watch, a black lattin cloak, and other articles, her property. This was a cafe of extract; dinars, aggravation, and the prifoner, from the evidence, appeared a triminal.of the blackefi dye. It appeared he had been convicted in the early part of the Setlion of robbing a Ihip. In the prefent cafe the material has were—that on the 16th of (Moller, he and the profecutrix, an unfortunate female, fell in with each other between ten and eleven o'clock at night, and went to a public-houfe to drink fome liquor. The profecutrix wilhed to pay for what they had, but not having futficitat money, the proffered a filver watch, which the had, to the landlord, as a temporary depofit ; but this he was unwilling to take. The prifoner then interfered, paid for the liquor, and they departed together : they had not gone far, when the prifoner forted ber up an un frequented court, whezilie Willed upon having the watch from her. The poor creature refuted, and naturally made fume Mile ; on which the remade lefs ruffian knocked her down with In violent a blow, that, as it appeared, the lay in a Rite of inknfi bility and flupefattion for mar three hours. A watchman found her in that terrible fituation at about two o'clock the next morning, lying fent-c -lefs on the pavement her cloak had been taken from her; the watch, of cootie, guile; and her pockets rifled. The profecutrix fwore pofitively to the fads pn the part of the prifoner, previous to her being knocked down ; and the landlord of the publiclioute above noticed, proved the prifoner had been with her the night of the trnh of Otto. ber, and that the had offered hint a lilvcr watch, as Ike had toed ; and it farther appeared, in the courfe of the evidence, that when lie wa, appre• hended on the charge of ;killing in the (hip, he canfeffed the crime which was the Ibbjett of the prefent indittmcnt tatid the Wituell,exprefied his with that he might be hanged. On tellimony to the above general effect, the Jury found the prifoner—Guilty—Death. Four were convitted of felony, viz. • Waher Conan, for Itealing a pocket lanthorn, and other articles, the property of George and -Jotaph Oliver; lobs Bi a gi. alias Socials, for heal ing e pair of men's Owes, the property of Mai k Yell ; Mary Parrett, for Healing a loin of pork, the property of john Drew ; .74:s Corpus, for (haling a copper frying pan, the property of Edward Robinfon I and Two were acquitted. frame Hnsierfior wfs tried for felonictuay re ceiving a quaptity of iron, called Dutch filirg nails, the property of John Perry, the elder, John Perry, the younger, and Philip Perry, of Bleck war., he well knowing them to have been, Ilolen I and for which raid of cnce of haling. one Charles Sibley was conviaed at the la* Se(llonh at the 014 Mr. K wow Lis opened the cafe thortly for the profecution, and called Mr. zpatrick, who proved the Record of the.conviEtion of Charles Sibley. Charles Tempel:, foreinan to Men. Perrys, and Brown and Cooke, the Police officers, gave the Cone evidence as em the trial of Sibley, as to the (.arching for, and taking away the nails.; the only new matter was to prove that he had abicunded I.nce the I ith of Septemlwr, when the (remit woe utuk.—ls dercort /r. ALL r called Mr. Tel',camp, Clerk to th. Pnlice Magiftrates at Shadvrell, to protfe, that boon after the bill of indatment had been found againft . him, the pri inner fun him a notice, that he would furrcnder on the Brit day of the tiffkon, which he admitted to have melee:ton the loth of Noveitibtr. Ann Wheeler, daughter of the prifonet; lived in the•houfeat the time• with let Other... Me hid -been .abfent from home fluee4iii tP2kli of •Aatgeft, at J-ligh Wvcomb, in Brie k ingbansiltitot, , *here he was about taking a public.honlkViatety kept by his brother-in-law ; that he did notettern OS town till the Bth of September, the daystfter'theblficers had fearohod the houfe the Brit tithe, and went away early in -the morning, on the ! ith, the clay the goods were taken away •by the offictrs. In anfwer to a qaeltiori allied by the Cost molt Sea ;easy; the fwore that all the nails were brought there by a man the did not know, on•Qbe sth of fjeptember. Samuel Wheeler heard the ptifianer declare to his daughter, before he went out of town on the sth bf - Auguft, that he was going to leave off bu finds, and defired her not to take in any work, or perch:tie any old iron. On the jth of September •he heard a man come into the Mop, and fay, be had brought fome iron to fill. Site raid her fa ther was hot in the way, and that fhe waited him to take its back. The man Paid he would leave it, and then went away. On his erofs.examination by Mr. Knowtss, he coned not at firfi fay who put the nails in the fack ; but after, raid the officers put them in. When the offeeri took the nails away, he told them he had nothing to do with the butinefs, übr knew how they came there. The officers came frequently after ;Abe prifoner; he never told them how the man had left the rods ; but had told them that the Tirifoner *as in Buckingitamthire on bufincfs.— •t'he *knell was a fpettator lit the gallery on Sibley's itial ; he -came in when Mr. Tempell was giving his evidence; and heard a confeilion read that Sibley had fold the nails to his father-in-law ; he told Mtn of it, and he raid he would surrender l i at the next tefllons. Laft Monday week the offi cers went down to take him at High Wycomb, bat they could not find him. It was rumoured abOut Pc;)lar bare the feff.ans, that be. the . pri foner.was implicated, but he thought lightly of it; and though he was at that time on the pint of marriage with his prefent wife, the prifoner's daughter, he never had any converfatirin with her about it : he has had with the fon, and that very frequently. Several whinges appeared to give him a charter. Mr. COMMON SERIEtINT, after fornming up the evidence with great precifion, proceeded to the law of the cafe, as laras It bore on the circumflance of his abfconding for if, the evidence in this cafe ap peared to prove that faa : but GOD forbid that, if polible, it Ihould not be allowed to be t chimed.— The' Learned Judge then proceeded to animadvert on the evidence of the Prii - oner's daughter and her hulband, in which he treated them with as much tendernefs as their affinity to the Prifoner teemed to warrant, and carnally recommended to the Jury a difp4onate ernifidetution. The Jury foultd a versila—Nor Gray. The Seffions being fo far doled, the RECORDER ordered the Capital Convias to tit.. Bar, and ad dreffed them nearly as follows Prifoners at the Bar—lt is a certain proof that the laws of this country are fo mild and hu• mane, and the adminiftratnrs of juffice 16 atten tive to the life and liberty of the lubjed, that the guilty often efcape pimilhment. As thi, is true, it is alfie s as certain, that thole whounder filch laws are found guilty, can have little claim to mzrey from that fociety they have by their crimes injur ,ed. You have been tried by Juries as merciful as difcreet, fo that I cannot even venture to hold out .to any of you the linallea alleviation of your fen, tenets. Your part lives, lam afraid, will afford 'you little conklation to reflation. I therefore earnettly recommend that you would employ the • Ilion time that you will have to remain in this world, in preliating yourfelves by prayer, conlef lion, and repentance for your tins, to merit the pardon of your highly offended : t" RVAT.R. 1 have only to add to this molt painful part of my duty die palling the awful lenience of the law. Sentence of death was then pronounces on Amy Staples, far robt.ing fist miftrefs, Sufaaan, Petrold. Bowan, for robbing John Gale of a hlvvr watch ; jokpla Harri Con for robbing a Pruflian Tailor of afl yst. watch. and Peter Corcoran for a highway rohitery. Mary Church, having ticen delivered Mae coariellon, Judg. ment was relpited till the neat &Alum Amy Staples *gaol her belly 1 a Jury of Matron., were impannelltd, and finding het qui.k with child, Om wits ref pita; till next Stems. I'he RECORDFR then pmceedccl to pars Centence on the other pi ;loners as fuUows : ' To be tranfported for fourteen Rockball, for receiving get knowing them to be ilelen. To be ttanfported for revert 7-Ar•—'aria Dowfry. 'Kil lion Flint, Nickolas Tirocelli, Wm. Elea -on, ohn klurrernel, jaunts Barry, Ann Long. Tetirbw:l (Irvin, dm Me. 'ram Smirk, ofcpb Fernand. r, S. etwl Caw, la. Kerr, Ward, OM SAr..:l Leiter, inOtata Thatch, r, Imes 4;11,41. Ldwara Bullock, Mal. Conner, Ttiorn Ev al% Robert Walk, awl W 4- ter Coggan. Months it- It Torment in `.`le wpste--Thomas Mit chell, and public y whirped ; NSlll.hun and lined one Twelve Months impanel:tient In the Houk of Corret`lioo .-11:....beth Au* n, William Psinter, John Gann, John Hay- Irond. and WMuust and lined one [Main; each and Mary Ann flece arol Sophia Wand, twelve months Impri fintsocat in the Honk of Corredioa, to be whipped in gaol and Illfe arga • June. Man, ChriftiOcr Janfon, Robert Simplon. John Baby, Mary Parrott, William M leis, and William Jolly. to impriConed fit month., witil.kr‘l rant. and ddehargtd. James Canron. John Rudd, Charles Reid, Lary Ward, Abraham 13412`11*. Marcrrat Wrtf,et, Mary Edre, and Tho mar Unites, to be Uniolliesed thr,e months publicly whipped and diteltargcd._ _ - - eltriat , ph r Thompfna. John Iran, John INgs, and 610- dra:4 Hutch:oh to bs• puldni) ni.spr end dikkarged. . . . . Three of the peCon.-ra to toe puhlicly whippol.ar;t9 receive tEir punillunent as follone. ais.-inlinanos NW re yards on Ralph's Stay; John Am:tett:in tozo yards no BOr to the worehoefes gins (1 . 12 , : , and William I , pdter, yards 'war to the EA Indi a Cowpony. fa Crotehedlqtara. The Seff.ons beit g l i t e t ended, the fame were adjouroed W y, the isth day of ja ,2Oat7. Pootrani.—Late on-Suncfai might, anti /ail -on Mouthy atorning loft; leveral.daring rOtther* were committedon the dtoinfurciAltosis, otirade with fuch , aggravating circumflarrees, that it i hoped the whole gan will be brought to.punifit ingot...46one one o'clock on the Monday morn into the inhabitants of foratfiatti were alarbted b the cries of aiming man, whei.had.boen Tebbe 'bent two tailor from therneowthe Romford Tow by fourfootpads, who toolrfrom him a watch an cie,guinca and a half irrg., after which one the mot desperate prepared to fhoot the poor fel low, which the others co/dented to, provided h would Puffer the young man to proceed a dillance, and by hitting 'his mirk, prover hind' food: fihut. He had not proceeded many , pike when a pelted was ddeharged, Notith fottinatety milled him. It was then in.cnntemplation to ritife a party of the neighbours to purfue them, 19ttt fuppofing that after committing fools a defperate ad they would no longer contiaue on the read ; the plan was abandoned until . about an -hour after, when a perfon came to Stratford, and Hated, that as be was coming •to town with a cart, be 'was flopped by four footpads, who after taking all the money he had, fired upon him after he had pro ceeded fotne dift-ance, but the fhot did not take' effeff. It was then agreed by the four Watchmen ll of Stratford, who were young men, to go in quell of the footpads, and for that purpofe they armed theinfelves wkth guns and piftols. When they bad proceeded about -three miles on the Field• Road, joining the Romford Turnpike Road, they heard a noilc, which proved to come from the tour foot pads in the ad of robbing a man with a cart.--; rhe Watchmen made up to them, when one of the villains difcharged *pith)), but at tar great a ditlance to do mifchief. One of flit 'Watchmen f returned the fire with a gun loaded• with floc;:, ; and lappofes he wounded tome of the gang,. from, a try that lie was much hurt. The footpads how ever made the heft of their way, each-taking tlif ferent roads, and the Watchmen alfo kirarated and purl ued them. The Watchman who had fired his piece followed the footpad who had airchiti ged ; his piftol, and overtook him after crofling a field,' when a defmate battle enfued. The Watchman' at length fecured the footpad, by knotiringtim down with the butt end of 'his gun. The .reff efcaped. The next day however the one in cutlo dy made a difeovery of his accomplices, who, lie find, were Hillman, and in the habit of working for farmers in the neighbourhOnd of Ead Ham ; where, on the Monday, three of the fame Watch men took another of the gang in a field at wot k, who defended himfelf with a (harp weapon Which he had been ufing. Both the Prifoners are now confined in Barking Gaol, and will undergo an examination at Stratford on Friday next. GENT us.—Sometimes fathions are quite reverted in one age from chore of another, but the Patent Stay will be worn down to the latest period, and without any alteration, as it is impollible to make any improvement either in advantage to die shape or comfort of the wearer ; for notwithflanding Stays have been worn many centuries pall, yet the ideas of the inventors were Co contracted as ne ver to form the Stay to the human frame ; conte qttently, no pertbn whatever, in any country, has produced the article upon the right principle, and no!withflanding the many bate infringements upon this valuable invention in this metropolis, and every other principal town in this kingdom ; yet the per fons treljutfling upon this Patent will be found not only deceiving the public, hut themfelves : alto, for even were they appointed t i fell the Stay and have them from the Patentee, they would then be at a lots to fit the body : except judgment and proper ideas could be conveyed, what Stay will fit the figure i as this Stay is made upon inch a principle to require as accurate judgment to give e.tfe and elegance, as for an artitt to take a carted likenefs. DIVIDENDS. Dec. at. George Gw;nnett, at Briltol, curn.faetor, dealer and (barman; at eleven, aetMe Rummer avcrn, &IR& 19. George Glover, of Paternoliar-row, London, waft hodernan, at eleven, at Guildhall. Mc. 19. 'Thansaa Miller and lames Halme, of Manehelter, ilk Alen in weft, and partners, at three, at the Conunercal Inn, Maneheiter. Dec. 26. Henry Saint Gulliver, of Itlehmond, Surrey, Rabic keeper, dealer and chapman. at twelve, at Guildhall, I .ondon. Dee. 23. William Bayne, of Patdeyßddge, York(hire, inn keeptr, maltfter, dealer and chapeau), at eleven, at the Black Swan Inn, Coney-itrett, York. Dee. a& William Ealthope, of Bridgorwth, Salop, harge.owner, dealer In each and chapnian, at deter), at the Craft-Keys in Bridgnorth. Jan. 21. John Emmett, of Bufh-lane, C.innott-11 met, London, merchant, at ten, at GolldbalL Dee. at. ideph Greenwood and Thomas Modem Macon, now or Tate of Leeds, trorkildre, grow rt, tobae, watt, deal ers, chapmen, and copartners, at ten, at the Old King's Arms, Leeds. . DR. 21. John /disburser, now or late of Bolton-le-Moors Laneatture aotton-fpinner, dealer and chapman, at eleven at the Got en Lion Inn, Mancheiter. Dec. ss. Thomas Miller and James Mime, of Manchefter I.ancandre, dealers in weft, chapman and copartners, at three, at t ho Comm. reint Inn, Mantic:Bev. - Dce. at. N lUiaat Shepperfon, of Oxford-Brett, Willett:, grocer. dealer and ehapman, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. 23. jam • Phipps, of Briltol, jankeeper, dealer and clip. titan, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Mani Dec. as. Edward Covenay, late of S. Mary-at-Hlll, Lower 'flames-greet, vldloallat, at ten, at Guildhall, I u,dao. Ike. as. Nathan Baum, of Walworth, Surrey, vitattaller, at eleven, at Guildhall,Ltandon. I.kc. aa. Anthony Bradley, of Adoon,tlerbythlre sad Thos. of aragrove, 'Wingfield, Staffordliire, cot ton (ginner+, dealers, ehaptnen, and copartners, at four, at Spec- - err's Tavern, 11.tnzhetter. Dec. at. Chriltopber Wetherberd, tate of Liverpool. merchant. dealer and chapman, at tcn. at the Star and Garter Tavern, LiverpooL Dec. $2. Stephen Artaud the /Danger, of Pinner, Mid3des, fitopiteeper, at eleven, at Guahall. De.:. sa. :AD Alliburner, now or lat. of Bolton-k-Moorg, Lancaftdre, cotton.ipinner, dc.tlcr and chapotan, at un, at Spencer's Tavern, h . lartehelter. Dte. Marin Lthderren, of Mincing-lane, London, and 'Andrew Lindegren the younger, of Ponfmouth, merchants. Dec. sa James land of Brichthnefea,Elfsa, Matcher, at tan, at th e Throe Cups l an, Cokheftcr. net. 21. Thomas Mike and James Hulme. of hfanehefter, dealers in weft, chapnwn and copartners, at three, at the Commercial Inn, Mane Wier. Ike. se. Mores Eadan, of Manebefter, merchar• , dealer and ehapenan, at eleven, at the Star Inn, 111analafter. Dee. sp. George Fletcher, of knlghtfbridge, Aliddlefezdeaele. ney and Itable-keeper, at eleven, at Guildhall. Jana i j n o:n Riede, of I oadun-Houfz- Y ard, raulre, headdiera as esoLat.CiiikibiL brizttf. Monday toornittii, in bltl the• kirkard Croft, M. D. of a ion. Wittiest martdott, Jones Rai Langerd, fecond daughter of the • Sim 44n:ford e?...• of the CllllOll,l of WinthOr. • In Orinfoick-flreet, Dublin, M r . iabzit bye!, atoy, MM IA Anne al, daughter of the Reterifid iluct4;bet df taii'lhieet. . At itilagitaaro¢ gas ath ult. John Fly. to MiE Jane Falconer Mackenzie, only tltulOt..r of .john Maekentie, Efq. of Atlangrange. et Itothefay; Oil the 36th ult. Mr. Whilani Metes; to Mik jou* Soot& At s t . w i w s J. the Plebbt, on the agth ttit Lltotetatot Ate 3i of the Regiment, to Mil o Fr on i ta ivuratit ofildknieby, Lincolnitdre. 'At &Mini effsedar fOtinight; Mt. Ahdicattlilepirelt rod e:Lot, :olafgow,to hefo Btizabe7 MlAtchieobraghtstu tbg late Cliglet M.Litehle, Efq: Eaft Florida. Tuefday morning, at Willerby, near i4earboritogh, ward Peek, .bodkfeller and prisiter, Of Yuri, o Mift Ward, dittlghter of Mr. jefferfot Ward; of the forint"' place. etturdar fe naught,'at St. (Naves, York, Rich' id Strang. jiin..ESti. Of Well, near Bt.tiak, to 101fs 84 yldott, that city. , • elehard flI ckttrood, trip of ClOnerry, county. Cavan, to ?Ara !. madden, Melt daughter of *Samuel Madden, Efq. of Hitt/. vaulty Monaghan. DIED. Lai! 'week, at the infantr; Barracks at Winder, Llessterat John Stark, of the Stafford Militia. On Thurfday fel:might, after a lung and painful kinds, Mn.s StaticWe, wife of Mr. 8t aneliffe, of May-Li-bonne. At Hull, on Saturday lafk, in the 36th tear of li;s Age, &disk, 'Mown Horner, RC+ A. M.ti 'fluky Coliage, bridge. At Antrim Mrs. Sarah kankon, widow of the Rel. Juba. Ranken, many years &denting minket tlf that town. In MokfOorthareet, Dublin, Mrs. Boltoia,'Wife of Thei. phllus Mtn's, lifq, At Limerick. Mr. Thor.rk. O'Halloran, rderehant. o h the to infhuit, in Uoire-fireet, T7ubli I, hirs. M a w neucbcr, mthit of theiote William Gruebtr, lit:4otot al Ati,tx , y, in ihe &Thy iif VOR Rheum:fantvs, Rhemnatic . Ohnt, Sci .it Lumbago, lieatt.uch, Idantbitefa, Pair?, fluthadtam,The tulent : , paftnotlieof ?Inn". Veiny , iktdiifnitd itettin tiun of the Syftent,Aprains, Hilaire" and eau-Lumps, ha. plated the nilld fli r :nyltrio 4 ; rw:cri i t WHlrrtnAel izsgimer'br Ttlt'sr PIM. and F:10.1,l -fence, the sad! elgaNal mends , tver made known to theiroit having fttecet.l4 M <aka 'of fix. tight. t.it. rwerty Sod es. forty years ftnadiug, after otbarr mesas bad (NW. sad li Hss aSfointaly coeval more patients of the above comptainta, this aH tne Medicines evtr &for,- Made Public. For CHIN riti„ Spealin, an Benifea,• the fluid F. allot if used seconilog to the diredion, has neYer tali, Itt a tingle tiftancr, and fo tintadorag . penetrating is its nature, 44.4 fpectlT Its ortt.ttinn, as genera, to ateet the cure of CHILBLAINS, it a. iiugte =Vet:l. Whitehead Monet of Tei'veltaid It prepared and ihld ai 21. 9d. each Box or Bottle, by IL JOHN 41 UN, Algot/loc.:14 No. is, GreekAreet, Soho, Loodou : its t:pi:talthe is to p.c. that It is fold by every Medicit. Vender in EnsLod. Ireland, Welt ladies, ana America. To prevent counter:At itppotltton, purthaftvs art rrqurittik to obierve, the Cevulne to diftlagulllied by the Xing's Patel?. sod the Siva:tore R. Jona: STON, the Patentee's own *rids& 00 the label of each Hoak and Boa. PREGNANT LA DR.S, Whore Etttetion requires a temporary reetrenient. M 1:. WAT,ON, Surgeon, and Man dsvire. K offers t: acconunodatc Lealica in an air% end retired firer etion with Apartments to lye-in, on tome faired to their dr. eamfiances and fituatioti in life • their Infants put out to ten and humanely takin care of ; an d as Hutnanlt s• induces bin t •lira his alt. -.ce to alleviate the boners or coact-Jed !'re rancy. he Batters hinnelf Lanikis will find on *oa toluty the greatett attentirm, and moll profiiond ferrety. Litters (pedi peitly to Mr. Watfon, Surgeon and 111a34t1: wife, or to Mrs. Wetfus, Midwife No. f), Chatiotse- fie. eta inrry-fide of B:ack frier's-bridge, Will mwt the moll pointed attention. _ _ _ Where may be had, The Pll.l. DENtD!CTA.,iit 11. is. pee bolt, a certain and effectual Remedy to rernove'aLl Otetraci no= er..l irreolarities, and aa excellint Medicine stint bail I.y!ivzs To THOMAS TAYLOR. dlrl Na 9, Bridge-Erect, London. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, &lamb a, flier. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever tine the year 1790, I have been afflicted With the lows Ifenurea4 which, from its obitinately refiftbl every courft of tne.lasina prefcribed by the molt anhunt at elf fumity liar. and ;writer. going feveral berm (+writs 'of Eleatic:l, n• - . 4 twice difeharmill frontnic Hdpital, with tithe relit f, would serar td be of the molt inc.ttrate nature. In the (;'ring et bdt ycar my tlifonicr had got to fuck a head, as nearly to put 4 p. rbt.i to my exilic:atm I had a large ulcer on the crown of toy 11,1.4 one on each MIN and any liggs were broke out in a frightfol manner; my ri7,14 was dreaafnlly painful, and liarl been in a Litre of aletrodeas for the hilt (even yearsi had as two )arse codes an it. was very much dikoloured,and gave me fuch cf.:entreat Mg pat.. particularly when warm in bed. as orally to d. p rive mm In this lamentable Rate I was rciantun tided by Mr. J. 'flosup. fun, (who received fo great a cure by them lam), to cake yow Lake's Patent Pills, which I began to do tin tit.:(,tb of M.:: In the enurfe of a fortnight I began to nt•ive heels more than a month the rakers on my bean .ml2llll* tt... 1 . ly bealed—(ocin after the (ores on my leg . heel:: di:.'', lieveiwe however, eott&lerable difeolontation in the ikin, at.l vain la the bone of the left, which, by the of Goo, mid a Mat longer prefeverance in your inValllatlle Mecbcine, fohlid. , l; nadirs dlfperflag, the (tin regaining it. nruril hue, Old the one. tame pains gradually going.off.—l thus becanw, lay your libt:t cal advice and inediciordwrfeetiy free from all my teirnicrecon• plaints—have recovered my former fpirit and Itre::;rh, :dies= become Jolly and fat, In which flair le vi .g continued many month. to the aftnnifbraent of all who knew me, I am at a in* in what terms to raped' my yratitude, but keg rut, fords good of other (offering mortals, to make this my cafe Ss pub?* as poftible, as I !ball on Ort ry occalim ; in fo iaiMg you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble l rvant, Al.hX. MURXBR, Swan's Clofe, ii.threlyvvgli- Wimentes to the above curel--jahn'lluunpfon. N.. 3. New Pouhrrmartet , John M . lntoet, 1.1 Affemby clote,lelinburifta Prepared and fold by the Ink Pmpricior. .IHONIAS TAY. ' Loll., Member of the Royal College of surgeons. at his Hoare. N 0.9, New Bridge-ft:vet, Loinium ; where, other a eonflint reldenee amen than thirty-fix years, Ina praelke eartiralo ly direded to the cure of Venerid Complaints. erne: that. lOJ dental to the Parts otCeneratlae. with that Ir.tl , labl.: fecreir which Men of his Profellinn &add alesay. n , Ce..-re iD Nth cal-% Lhe bitters Idnif.ff, the advice and awl once he 7ratuitoullT 2e. minifters to perfnne taking this mosittr.., will he etteinedi by a ~aerroing Public, as an advantage Hawn attainahk, and void of all ambiguity. Alfo fld, by his appointment. for the enriveniewee of tholl living at a iliftance, at the l'erfunier'r, No it. greet. ; foe 'Erre-Cmp. Na ter;, Oxfor..-ilreet g Mr. Difbornugh's, Na. 7, Si la ,treet-hell ; A.l St rel. bon:. ;eller, No. I. Union-row, Little T,awer-hiLl; Mr. South bridge, Edinburgh Mr. Callwell's, Dui:do ; and by Sue per• fon in every conliderable town in Great preterit ar 1 irde d, fa boxes of only sec 9d. each, Laird up, web fell and plan di • nektons, whereby perfons of either tea may cure theists , Ives with eat:. (peed, fecrecy, and fr.f.sy. N. B. Every )lox fold in Great Britain Is feslttl op with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Cornm.flo men, (rimed, at the Stamp-Crillec—T. Taylor,lin. 9, New Iltidge-Matto mirage which is felony, and an others are c ounterfeit ------ _ LONDON I Printed for tbe Prop:4.ton ter It 091 Ir a Carnabrltreet) at the STAR PRI!. t I►o 1. ~,t{. a rey-ftreet g mad ymbliPte Iby LEVI..L KANT, Cst• mrbary-pisee, Lambeth). at No I, Prfet. sad u e STAG-Ones, Tem,ie-Bar t w vetch Or .r mra• - a.l- maim. frw tit Sanwa am ratimllad allindiel• 1 hog N.