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f i ~~ EPFLOGLIE TO THE DiOngzygtry; a• SEEING COMPANY. Ira:tram IT WILLIAM! TllOllllll riTzcsaaLD, ESQ., 111rOKEN NV 111‘11. 11 J9IIN.TON. I LA!V INTELLIGENCE. Fafttiort's the aim, through very rank of life, From the Veer's confort to the Pedlar's sane; All to her temple rails, the lame, the blind, To court that tinfel idol of mankind! Perch'd on a eliequer'd colour'd wheel the (lands, And featters follies from a hundred handa. Her flaws to crouded rout , in flouts repair, To find that firft of lop—cf.:W{oC of air ! ac'here beaux. in costa with ffetoves like lacks, admire Belles :limit dreft in Mrs. Eve's attire ! Cl.. 'twas delightful, cries Lord Brilliant Airs, So MI —I got co farther than the P But eery thing's in ftyk at Humbug's fete—. Tis :Awns crowded, and 'tis always late. More lucky I. replies Sir Patrick 'Able, When all the fowls were gone—l reacii'd the table. Tlo:n, by my font, it Itis not very neat, 'I o haw me nwhini that a man could cat, But ehilteti hones upon an empty plate •. Charming, indeed, fags ample Mils M'Birr, I hamaffemblics wlicr.: there's room to flit ; That's turning round to Lady Betty Din— Were you at Mrs. B's —'twas very thin; 1 fesme law fifty coaches in the Num . ; And lint a Paper mentions who was there The ooly means by which the world can know What the great do—or where the lathing go— Who walks the Park, or who arrives in tow'', Sir Peter Puddle ; Mr. Black or Brown ! Thus eta. the catalogue of tatte they Imre For names. which never w. prht before; And when they give a dinner, think 'tis fair To tell the town and country will were the.-e. Yet all that darlirg pleafure would be !Mild, If the kind hoft did not (apply the Lid'. I thought to go--but there the Author Rands, With eager eyes, and fupplica it g hands; Making a hundred figns for me to fay He willies you'd come often to hit. Play. Po fn—and when the Houfe is overflowing. The trembling Bard Gall own to me 'tit owing. Let him bring Ladies-111 fear , each Beau, Tor there's my card—where Gentlemen may know, That here, townorrove night, from keen to ten, Mrs. H. J. fees company again. (41" a Ertl Thus, having finith'd all my flippant part, I now rouft (peak the dietates of my heart t: -- Each (mile I wore conceal'd a half check'd tear, Which long'd to flow on Ns: ts me* Mooned bier ! At that toted name each bofom heaves a figh, And drops of forrow fall from very eye. His mighty arm, at one tremendous blow, Hoed Britain's tissouler on his Country's Foe; Bin. in the midil of his whalers fire, His conquering Fleet belichl their Chief expire ! Though England's (hips in awful trumph ride, With thatter'd Navies captive by their fide, The titlioas Fame with muffled trumpet brings, And V.dt'ry moulos his loin in fable wings ! Britons, the cries. though now my Worn bleeds, Your naval fons'flosil emulate his deeds ! Thus Zell his fpirit. tiling from his grave, Make future NELSONS triumph on the wave! • Spoken in the Iris recent. t Spoken in the Scotch accent. t When Mrs. Johnfton came to there Una, the withdrew to the fide of the Stage, and throwing off Come of the feint of her dreg, the appeared in a purple apron, with the word " Nation," viably embroidered in gold, and the Englifh Jack flock on one of the corners of it. it produced the ftrongett effect on the midt erm, and the emotion was much increafed by the extraordinary feeling and force with which Mrs. H. Johuttun delivered theft im palhone4 lines. COURT OF CHANCERY, NOVEMBER Ts. WHITE Ip. WILLIAMS ANTI OTHIRS. This was a bill filed in the Court of Chancery in tbe year tsot, by the Plaintiff againli the Defendant, and MelTrs. Manley, Cohan, Roebuck, and others, as truliees of the climes, plantations, aod effelts in the Weft Indies, of William White, deceafed. The cafe, as Hated by Meifrs. ItICHARDS and AGAR. Counfel for the Pioimiff, was, that in the year 5779, Mr. William White, who was then in partner- Ship with Mr. Edwards, and Mr. J. White, his bro. they, finding the aff tirs (tithe partnerfhip very much embarraffed by debts, made over, not only his own eflate , , plantations, trade, and effects, with the Ma nagement thereof; but alto thole of his partners, to the Defendants, in trnli, for the payment of the in cumbrances. The maces were to continne in office for the fpace of three years ; at the expiration of which, it was calculated, that the whole of the debts, amounting by eflimation,to 45,0001. would be finally liquidated ; or, if not, certain Oates were to be fld saff by them for that purpofe. and the remainder paid over to Mr. W. White, nr his heirs. It was flipn lated, that while the ma continued, a certain at. nuity fhnuld be paid to Mr. William White, and of stool. a year to Mr. John While ; in his default, to his .wife, for the fopport of herfelf and family of nine children ; and in default of her, to be paid for the benefit of the children. The Learned Gentleman farther fiated. that no arrangement having been made in the courfe of the &It three years, the tattlers continued, ever finee, in the management, and, till the year tgol, continued to pay Mrs. J. White ber annuity, after the death of her hufband. They had appointed Mr. William White their agent, for tl e management of the concerns, three or four years ; but, on the ground of his not managing the hufinefs advantageoufly, they afterwards recalled, and fent another to fucceed him. In the mean time Mr. White alto paid the tie,* of nature, and, having no ifTue himfell. his nephew, the preiint Plain!itf. Mr. IL White, became his heir at law. This gen , leman (being of age in the year tflot ), finding hirnfrlf of age, called upon the Defendants, to let him ;dile& their accounts, bnt they replied, that a pat tial infpec. tion of them, here and there, could be of no ufe to him—that they had no objeCtion to give him a copy of the aceonnts, but that he mutt employ an ac countant volutninons in the entitle of fo many years, that they could not (pare their own clerk to perform it. When be hinted at an invefiigation of them in a Court of ' Equity. they. or fume of them, dilfuaded hint from doing fo, obferving, that it would require so years, and an expence of to,oool. to have them examined into in a Mallet's Office. In fume time after this, and in the year 'for, one of the truftees wrote to Mrs. J. White, Dill remaining a widow, that the pull bad I eceived a notice from the Plaintiff, that he con- littered the unit to have been by that time complete ly foleiled, and that of courfe the eftates and plaata ions now belonged to him. The letter added, that. nfequently, fhe Mull no lonaer draw on them for her annual allowance, as the Plaintiff was the fittell . _ . perfon to fopport Ms mother. Sine() that time, the annuity was difcon - iinnetl, and the lads left without my provilion for the rapport of her family. Subic quentlY to thefe proceedings, the Plaintiff received a notice from the trutlees, that ever anxious to do what was jittl, they were determined to have their accounts cleared in •a C•atrt of Equity. The Connfel farther Hated an admiflion on the part of the Defendants, that the Defendants, during the mi nty-fix or twenty feven years they had remained in tro:t, received nn .account of the laid 'cult luau to the amount of t 53,01301. The Ilatements made.of the various branches of thefe accounts, and thcit application, are extremely intricate, tedious, and voluminous and in this ex. parte hate of the proceedings, we Mould not think ourselves warranted in repeating the arguments and comments of Counfel on the conduit of the Dsfen dant s, and the hardfhip of depriving this family of the pecuniary means of maintaining themfelves, through all the dilat'ry and expenfive prnceffes to which they were likely to he fubjefted. They admitted, that they could not be prepared for encountering agene ral account of all the tranfaftions, of a colonial trade for inch a reties of years ; but fubmitted, that they had made out fufficient ground for inducing his Lord!hip to order immediately, that Mrs. White be paid off the arrears of her annuity, and that the Plaintiff fhould receive from the trullees an account of the different (urns they had received for the trails with the manner of their appropriation ; and that. fhonld his Lordlhip think it proper to do the different balances remaining in their hands, flioulti,be paid into Court. 'l'kts c inf.!, with the fpeeches of Counfel upon it, and the reading df fach parts of the Defendants' anfwers as it was thought would make in favour of the Plaintiff, occupied the whole of the day. The ATTORNEY GENERAL, Mr. ROMILLY, and others are employed fur the Defendants. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOV. I t. The Court was occupied, the greater part of the day. upon law arguments. SHARP ¶0 GLADSTOW. This was an aelion for money had and received upon a Policy of Int - mance npon freight, the (hip Jane, from I'eterfburgh and Eltineur, to London.— The caufe was twice • tried before, and argued laft term at great length. There had been an abandon. ment by the allured, to the underwriters, upon (hip and cargo, and the queftion was, whether the un derwriters had a right to make a deduflion of cer tain charges from the total lofs. Mr. PARR, for the Defendant, argued the care at great length. The (hip in quetitua had been detain ed at St. Pcterfburgh, by order of the Ruffian Go vernment, the captain and crew fent up the country and the cargo taken out. This detention not being ofany hoftile nature, they returned to the (hip. end a great part of the cargo was re-flipped, and fame other goods put on hoard, to load her completely. In the mean time, the allured had abandoned her to the underwriters, and, on the !hip's return to Eng. land, the Captain, who was a part owner, made va viols charges for occurrences during his abfence, namely, wages and provilions for the crew, during their detention and voyage home; pod charges and freight ; wear and tear of the (hip during the voyage, &c. &c. All of which, the Learned Counfel con tended. he was not entitled to claim, as againfi the underwriter. ; in fupport of which argument, be re cited feveral recent cafes. The SOLICITOR GENERAL, on the other hand, admitted, , hat the total lofs had been paid by the underwriters, upon the abandonment o f the (hip and cargo to them; but, from that moment, they only became interetted in her ; if the (Lip had been lolt, this quellion could never and, at all events, the Plaintiff was emitled to filtoole. The voyage home was on account of the nnderwriters folely, and they were bound to pay thefe neceffary expenditures. The Court confidered, that what had been dime, and the expencee which had been incurred, were for the benefit of both parties. The erpences of freight, wages, and provifions, doring the detention and voyage home, and putt charge.:, Ihould he allowed. Their Lordikips therefore pion-mnced judgment for the Plaintiff as to Ode points. The specific amount to be referred to J. P. Hankey, Efq. for his award. HICKS V. CIIATTFRLY. Mr.CLARKi. moved the Court, that the Defendant in this cafe might be difcharged, upon filing c ommon hail ; and that the Plaintiff, might be obliged to an fwer the matters of an affidavit. The Plaintiff was an Atto-ney of the Court, and bad brought his action for zoo'. againil the Defeo. I dant, for holding a tortious poffe(fion Upon V hich, he made an affidavit of the debt, and caufed the De fendant to be arrened f..r the Cum of zoo). This tortious polfeffinn, was the withholding of the key of a hail door of premiles that the Defendant had nn right to deliver itp,upcn which the a.frion was brought. he Court granted a (tale to thew caufe, upon the whole.of the application. SAME V. GROVE'. Mr. Eery moved for a fimilar Kole in this cafe, which arofe out of the very fame tranfaelion, with the foregoing cattle. This action was brought for the rum 0191. 19c. (td. Icompofed of money, (laird to have been paid for Poor, and other Parini rate s , for various jimmies, and attendance upon legari tranfa6lions, &c. &c, which the Defendant had nothing to Ao %kith. The Court panted a Rule to thew caufe. Difpatches have been received from Admiral COCHRAT“, in the Welt Indies, which Rate, that the yellow fever, which threatened fiich dreadful ravages in the Leeward Wands, had entirely ceafed before the 19Th of September. Mr. Janes Lass, of Mumps, near Oldham, lately received a letter from an anonymous perfon, contain ing three Bank notes—the writer Rated, that he Oteemed himfelf happy in TenOtillg that which, in the former part of his life, be had been fo haft as to wrong him of. The damage fuftained by the dellrutlion of the corn-mill, at Attercliffe, IA week, amounts to be tween 9 and croools and no hart of the property, it is faid, was infured. Wednefday evening a fire broke out in a honfe in Dock-Rreet, Commercial•road, but by the exertions of_the netghbcnrs it was got under, after dear oying the principal part of the turuiture. 211 E - HON. CAPTAIN . , The Hon. Capt. Ilanav !hammers*, the Want Commander of theEuryalus, of whnmfuch favourable mention is made in Adm. Cot.car nw(+nn's difoatches, is the fixth and youngeQ fon of a noble Irifh Family, and one of the mon dittingnithed Officers in the fervice. He GA acquired the rudiment of his pro. legion tinder Admiral MACERIDE, and was !steno in tome of the mon brilliant atlions of the war before lan. At different periods, and in rations quarters of the globe, he Las ferved under all the great Admi. rals of the indent reign. He ferved under Lord flows in the Royal Charlotte, as his signal midthipmar, during the period of the Spanith Armament. From this thip his Lorcllhip promoted him to be a Liente- ' nant. In the memorable aelion of the 2d of j:zne, 1794, lalt war. (again. under his Lordfldp's com mand) he isms fill Lientenant of the Invincible. of 74 guns, when the captured the Julie, an 134 gnn- Ibip, after a chile fought action of two hours. y'aid. arm and yard arm. The flaughter in the French Chip was immenfe. On the return of the fleet to Portimonth, he was made Mailer and Commander, and appointed to the command of the Mzgara fire chip, attached to theChanpel fleet under Lord How.e. From this Clip he was promoted to the Command of the Brilliant frigate, of 28 giro.. In this (mall vette', after chasing a Spatlinr frigate of forerior force under the batteries at Tenerife, he was engaged by two French frigates, of 4¢ guns each, la Verne and .'n Reg here: La Virtu first brought him to action. and was beaten off with the I;,fs of her foreman. He maintained as fuecesful a conflict with her contort, and efcaped uncaptured. On his return lie was made a Polt Captain, and rewarded for his brilliant ex-1 I plait witn the command of the Penelope, a new fri gate of 36 guns, and attached to Lord NELSON'S t fl w e a e t t a , h in ' thtlere-MGaeidniitaettirmaneealn‘e.li. lan difcipline, and failing:, and mancenvritlo . , was the ad. mirationof every o ffi cer whnthere witnefed her, he was flatinned by his Lorkitnip oil the harbour of Malta, to French chit t P B ' 4 which g'u nthi o p r , Dearing an Admiral's flag, which had efcaped from the battle of Aboukir, and was there blockaded by a part of our fleet. Uaden coverof a dark night, and a gale of wind, the attempted to elude the vigilance of Captain Beacawoon. and had cleared the harbour, when the was attacked by the Penelope, raked, and othersei:e fo roughly damaged in her yards and rig ging, as to enable nor Chips to come up with, and capture her at day break. In this affirm Op Mailer of the Penelope had his head toot off. The Britifh and French Commanders did ample jultice to Captain - Elsacewoon's tondutt on this occafion. In their public dispatches to their retpeetive Grrvernments he was honourably mentioned, and the French Admiral in his letter, publifhed in the Moniltnr, afcribes his, capture to the heroic intrepidity of the Commander of the Englifh frigate, in previoufly bringing him to affirm, and damaging his rigging. He was put in charge of the prize to tow her into port. On the ex.. pedition againn the Ftench in Egypt, he ferved un der Lead Kam' with confiderable diflintlion. At the breaking but of the prefent war he was among the firit to refs forward again at the call of his country, and was immediately appointed to the command of the Ettryarus, of 38 gun!, then joft launched, in which frigate on the coail of Ireland tinder Lord Gast:ince, at Boulogne under Lord KEITH, and at Cadiz under Lord Nscsoa, he has again diltinguitb ed himfelf for his atlivity and ability, and performed thcfe cervices. which have been in junly noticed by his piefent Commander. To this Officer in all piia-:, bability wiil be entrusted the glory of bringing hoMei the caporred Admirals; and to the Ettryalus, per haps will likewife be atligned the melancholy honour of conveying to England, the hallowed remains of the innnortal lit:.som. - LONDON AMRKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ts. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane. including only from the 24th of OStober to the 2d of Nov —Total t 6 132 quarter:. Average 6416 914—15. :lid lower than lati return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the ad of Nowcrnher to the Bth of November. Total—ts.2:z3 facks--Average 69r. -... es sid.lowerhhan loft return. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, NOV. t 4. Wheat per load ' tsl os to 211 os Barley per quarter II 135 to 21 lit Oats per ditto tl t3s to tl 181 Beans per ditto al 6s to 21 ICS Peale per ditto 21 45 to 21 kr PRICE OF HOPS. RAO& POCKITI. Kent - 71 os to 71 15S Rea . 71 CS tO pl —s SUlteZ - 71 OS to 71 ICS. Stan - 71 OS to 81 i6s Effes 71 os to 71 tos Farnham 1.1 —s to 141 os PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. 61 es to 81 86 I Pockets 71 73 tO pl sos PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Carravray new 7os to 8011 per cwt. Coriander, Isq in tys dn. Trcfdl 131 to Its dn. White hinftard Seed, I. 6d to 54• (A per boatel. Brown ditto, 8. 6d to 163 do. Turnip tos to 166 per Indite. - Bread Beans 2/s to 764 per quarter 1.0r,t; Pods acs to Os Tare; 3Cs to 5:: od cos NI Rye Grafs is. od to los cd per quarter. Canary, 45 1 06 S5l ad to 6os od do. PRICE Of TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 0 2.1 roOlll 'Fallow 713 66 to OS Clare Market at 2a Totuw ROtrii Its to 721 od Whiteehapel Market Wbite ditto 69s od to or (pet Rone of 81h.) 43 td Sosp ditto 68. to or .711 ----- Melted Stuff 384 to or od its sa 1)!tto rotigli 393 cd tO 405 Average Prite 4s lAd OrriVeS IIS od Good Dress 10 , t o cs `Fellow Soap, 76s to os—blottled,B6s—Curd, 963 Price of Caudks per dozen, i is od—Muulds, Its 06 RAW HIDES. Hides (perftone) 3s fol to 4s od Horfc Skins t6s od to as Middling 35 ad to 36 4.! Sheep Shins os od to is od Ordinary 2$ rod to 36 et! Slwarlings Os od to os od Heavy C'lf its 6.1 each I Lamb Skint 3s 04 to sr od PRICE OF LE ATHER, per lb. AT LEADENI-lALL. Butta, so to 5Mb each sad to asd Ditto, 6.3 to 65111 im to 276 Merchants Backs 2.114 to 24.1 Meiling lUdes ltd to 236 Fine Cosch hides aid to as 4 „„ , s...rop Irides for Cutting 234.1 to 24d Flat Ordinary 2 2 3rd to 224 d Calf Skins, rto 40111 pet dose :,ed to 43d Ditto 5.: to 70% 38,1 to 424 Ditto 7a to !ton) 36d to 394 Small Seal , (litcentrod) per lb. 3s od to 31 44 Large ditto tr.::: to aos per dos. Tanned Horfelii4es ass :o 755 each Bags NEW COAL MARKET, )tivember 0. : Chips at Market. , ' :hips • • •44. Mtn. 46 Newcallle Coais : ,,,r 40n. Id 6r. 31 28 Sunderland - ' - - is 391 6d Os 61 at . cos od I Cinder , ' 0 CC& BIRTHS On the yth inftait, at Geneva Barracks. Watiefordahe Lacy of Captain Archibald Cameron, of bit. Mak.fty's lit‘ginest. of a daughter..• . . Ca Thurfday :he Lath inftant, at Amine) , Place, airtime, the of Jahn Bra:hwaite Skecte, t rq. of a dlevithter. St:Th.:ay la2,i,!s bottle, Na to, Great Cumbertance the Lady of Joan i,a, , ,, , rfte:Th, Erg. of a fcr. ,4 , Twiday. is (Lorre Harover•fquar. Bt ,•. the Lady .f Culotta Bios - se lath I I.)raoacts. of • rotN,... On the 7t:, Irtilart, at the Vast . ..sitar H,,ufe, Grett Vrickilittars, Koehn. the Lady of the lieu. Wet. Fitzroy, of a foot. • _ MARRIED. At Thee nn. George Welch Owen, Ffq Captain in the nova: 2.lilida. to Mit's Wc..-Adluttliter of the Rev. Tho ~hn. On tl.e g3th olt. at tipOn Tees, John All'Son,E:r. I .ieutaw.,t-cao: a c00m3a ,7 ,.t of the Vsaunteers at tbat ills rz.Mains werc interred with military , , - SU tt/by Ldt., at his lay:legs ,t Itiingten, i.ttNcltd yiar of has age. Juan Inn, M.D. forineriy of Prichard. Yorkihire. At Port Royal. Jamaica. in July Taft, Mr. Kenneth Sines!" alidil.ipn al - so boat d his M:r*,,ily's Quip Rein Deer. At Carranacou, county M ayo, aged At, Jofeph M•Donnel, Eft:. Lately, jarr.es Wilford, Efq. of Newcastle Houle, 13rifigend, Glamorgat.thire On the alt infL at Coombe, near Satfbury, In the 70 year cf her ag , , Mrs. Martha Leach Suer, late of Linton, in the county of Wilts. Perhaps the,occurrence of her death would not have bet* noticed, had trot the antiquity and gem:slopy of her aneeltors asi d props rty been extraordinary : tire had • great grand-father who ' lived to the age of tot, a grandfather to lop, on her Ede; a great graudfather cu her hue acrd ' s fide, to tc•Ef and a gran d fa ther to 92—a1l of whom were living with hcr i and her lye huiliand's fatlwr on the day of her marriage. She died 1101 b l -fed of a confidetabie efface, rich part of the original building (a curious &natter 1, whier hes been held by the regular fucceftion of her family front the rcizo of F.ghert Sett King of England,and which,by bee death we hear, becomes the property of her fon, Mr. Street, fehroknsc ter, of Reading, whole ettenfive family, of both fetes, prourd a c,,oti II U 3 ion of lineal defcendants for ages to come. 0- NAOKROI% - San riP s Sun Pets Moon rife* 12 minutes after 7 28 minutes after 4I is minutes after PO - - - HIGH WATE& AT LONDON•BRIDGE TO.:I4ORROW. 'wing 3 minutes after It forimem NAVIGABLE CANAL PRJBERTY.-.MONTEiLY SALE. By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday the 6th of December, at Twelve o'clock. at Garraway's, London. ' I HT: Trent and Met fey, or Grtnd Tennk Canal. ' I wo shares in this eminently profperous concern. The have now advanced to 4;.1. per Share per Annum, 1114 Cipecttti to tonsure inereating The Coventry Canal. Th.ree Sham in this valuable and im proving concern; conneCting the Orford Navigation wisk die Grand . 1 runk, paving at the rate of 1011. per Share per Mem; and by the very fuperinr advent:vs this important tine pilfgllm. the profits may be expetted to increafe. The Grand Junetiou Sham. Optional Loan s sad Blidesloner WS 5 Per eat. ' • . • , • trA 0. Shares in the Rochdale, Worcelter, and Lsncaßer. and the Crnaa Navigation*. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham ; at Hatelhett'a H eld. rice •dilly; at Garranay's, and of Mr. Scott, No. valeta Mlle j tlrcet, London. NEW MEDICINE ACT. V NEWBBRIC and..SQ' NS b No.. 45, St. Pafti's . Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. J ames's Powkr. and other valuable Preparations* 11031711 the Public,' that *taw feqtastioe of the new Stamp Deities. the price of Nat 134 debut will be in future as. ctd. per Packet, or ii. ta. 6d. per Dozen; but tyre Quantity of a Dozen 'Packc• s in a Bottle las mat was for the Army and Navy) may be had for 11.44. And se Stater* are prepared, by order of the Commilhoners, for Mettris. New. bery's frparate Die, in which the Wol-ds, " F. Newbery, Nu 41. St. Paul's" are engraved. and *site *domed test the will be a full:tent Security .apinft Conptcrfeits,his Signature on the i.e. bels - ieill be difeontinved. The following' are the prices of their Mealtime, to free twenty of which Mr. Ncwbcry's Stamps arc affixed: but that arbor ptirchafc fix or more st a time, will he allowed the Stamps gratis. DV. jansees Powder 11'9 . • Dolby's Caronnatbre ro' a Bottle ' 24 0 Dr. AuP.in's ChalThrair Analeptie Pills 4 6 Pills - 4 Ai large Bot • s.s• 0 PreateNTiodt. of But ,bat L. Steers's Opodcidoe a 6 Ditto Huzhatn's ditto g C„oorillion 03 Wits s 9. Nitre Mope • . 411 Englilk Coffee 1.9' 1../cap f 11 7 9: Det•Hooper's Pills zri Paregoric Lo- • (leant's Drops 1 it senses - • Iv at htetith% Scots Pills Le. Angibaud's Blois ditto as H Magneto a 6 Dienes of Cultsforn 3 6 No: tan's Drops $ 6 Mr. Dentifrice 4 o 8 7 .1Ibory's Drops 5 6 • Cephalic Snuff a 0 Dr. Solsoder's Tea B6oe.ei's Rheum. Ting. 3 t;reenoush's TitletUTCS 1 .15 erry's Bilious Pilli ' • 4 6 Ditto Tole Lozenges z Effenceof Peppermint '..3 Elfence of Goner • 9 Glafs's Magnelia . g, 6 • N.B. As many Pcrfons, particularly Mae:igen, mlftake the hook of Mars. Newbery, they think it necellary to point eat, that It is at the Ea* end of St. Peer., four slaws from Cheaptide, with theca Words infcribed on the . front— " Ten ONLY WAIIIIIOISI .11111-11Y.1111." To 'FHOS. TAYLOR, E(q. NO. el, New Bridge-Meet, I.ondut. t,ZIR—I confider it but an ad of juffice due to the 'J merits of Tow LEAKIA PATENT PILLS, to counhuni. tate to you the following Cure, which has receady been performed by them :--An uqualnumee of mine, who by the breaking one of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of DA I I orders silting therefrom), was reduced :knoll to a Ikeicton, and l though be bad the beft medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent mcdicines,nothing could be procured which fumed to fuit his cafe, or to du him aiiy iervice ;he remain ed in a molt reduced and yitiahle fituatlon for two years, unable to follow his protetlion, sod frtreely able to walk or even to Itutd.en his legs; iu fact, no one who knew him ever fuppofed it poffib , .r for him to recover. He was advifed at !aft to try gout LLAICI . S Pu.l.l—be did .fo, Aridly adhering to the direetions. gives with them—he had not taken more than two hozes,before he found alteration for the better : this encouraged him to proceed, and be taking& few boxes more he found his appetite and health gra& - ally return, and is now as healthy arid as Rout as any man I know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfnn to me tor confirmation of the above account if it ()timid he doubts-1 am, Sir, your obedient humble fervent, Library, rolkltrine, July to, Igoe. Trio. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor Tnos. Tar Lott. Member of the Royal Collige of Surgibm, I don, at his boar, No. 9, New Bridge Reset; Whcre, afeer a constant reliduice of more than ao years, itn3 pmel ice particularly dir.zied to the cure of Veneral compfa ns and thole incidental to the pavts of generation in both Idea., i•h that thviolahle feerecy which men of his profellion Otould always obferve. flatters himfelf the advice and afbflance he gratultour. , admin.:lees to perfons taking rids medicine, will be efteemed, hr a difcernine public, as an advantage Seldom to be obtained, a: . .; void of ambigulty. Alfo fold. by his appointment, for the convenience of thole I!v • ng at a dittance, at the Perfumer's. Ndi et, St. Alban's-drat, P Mall; the 'Foyle". to3,oxford.ftreet ; Mr. Difborough, 7, Fill itreet Rill ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. M'Lki. nald'a, Glargow; hlr.Callweles, Dublin ; Mr.Billiege's, Liverre4 Mr. Atkilifon's, Manchefter, and by one perfon in every conf. • derable town in Great Britain a n d Ireland, iu boxes of only as. yd. each, reeled tip with full and plain directions ' wi.creby relive at either fex may cure thendelv e s with cafe, fpeed, fecreey, and fatety. N.B. Every Box (old in Great Britain is foaled up with a Ramp. on which, by favour of the Commilllocums, is printed at the Snip office—T. l'aylor, No. 9, New Bridge greet —to imitate which .• felony, and ail others are counterfeit. LONDON : Printed snd PuMilissd LEVEL KENT' (of Csr tcrhury-risee, Lambeth), atthe SsAitsOitte, No. t, cteM• Mmes. Pabilibedairet at the Stag Outra