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TIESITREs. The peat eventaot yetterday could not be flipped• ed to.wals without notice. At Drury-lane, after The Sap of Belgrade, Geo lave the King," and k Rule firit Ann's," werefung, and the following beau r;fol line,. by Mr. Cl/sebum/tan, were well delivered by Mr. WILOUGHTOM •-• la there a man who this great triumph hea-s, And with his tranfport does not mingle tears t For whiles BRITAIII4I A'S flag viCtorious flies, Who can ninth his grief when NELSON dles Stretch'd on his deck amidfl fammoding fires, There, Phcenix-like, the pliant Chief expires! Cussed with trophies let his antes relt, His nientorylives in every Britillt breaft ; His dirgeour groans, his monument our pm& And whilit cash tongue this grateful tribute pays, His foul afeends to Hcav'n in Cilot7's bright& blasel Co , E NT-GAlt MO.—Lail night, after the Comedy of the Would and, Sbe Would Aot, the Proprietors of this Theatre, ever alive to the national glory, pro duced a haßy but elegant compliment to the me mory of Lord NELSON. When the curtain drew up, we were furptifed with the view of a foperb naval Rene. It confined of columns in the fore ground, d.corated with medallions of the Naval Heroes of BI stain. •In the dillance a number of (hips were Peen and the front of the picture was filled by Mr. TAY. Loa and the principal fingers of the Theatre. They were grouped in an intereßing manner, with their eyes turned towards the clouds, from whence a half length portrait of Loid Nsi..cut defcendcd, with the following words underwritten :—Horatio Welfoa, Ob. 20 08. Mr. TAYLOR sli d the other perfor mers that fang is Rule Britannia," verfe and cho rus. The following additional verfe, written by Mr. Arawt, of Bath, was introduced and Tung by Mr. TA Yinß. with the moil affcaing expreffion ; it was univerfally encored * Again the loud ton'd trump of fame Proclaims Ila ITANNIA rules the main, Whilit Sorrow whifpers idetsor's name, And mourns the gallant Vigor Bain. Rule, brave Britons, rule the main ; Revenge the Gokik Hero Rain I" A new Tragedy, called Hear" of Trarifkorrera, was brought out at the Edinburgh Theatr e . laft Friday evening; the part of Henry by young Bat-Tv. The piece was received with unanimous applaufe. The author's r.r.me has not tranfpired. Rota'. Acansmy.—Monday laft a General Al. fembly of the Academicians was held, when the Prefident produced his Majefty's approbation of Joint Opts, Efq. as Profeffor of Painting, he having been eleeed at a General Affembly, held the 26th of Anglia 'aft. Mr. RICHARD WASTIMIACOTTi. was afterwards eleeed an A ff ociate of the Roy al Acade my-JOHN RICHAIDA, R. A. 'Secretary. The Cottage, in Kew Gardens. has undergone con fiderable alterations and improvements, under the di. reEtion of Princefs ELIZAIITH. Several of the rooms have been hung with originals of Hogarth, and e number of other valuable paintings, eftimated at &- werel thoufand pounds. It has likewife been new furnithed. Oa Friday Colonel MATTHEWS, and the officers of the ift Herefordthire regiment of Volunteers, gave a grand Military ball to the ladies of Hereford and its Vicinity, at the milk room in . Gloucefter. One night laft week a fharp rencontre took place on the Dicker, near Lewes, Surrey, between a party of fmugglers and Come revenue officers, in which one of the former was molt. defperately wounded with a cutlet's ; another of the gang had the muzzle of a loaded piftol at his brealt when it miffed fire, and thus fortuitoufly (pared his life. The officers main tained their ground manfully, though greatly out. numbered, and after receiving Come heavy blows, brought off two horfes laden with contraband fpirits. CURIOUS Discoveay.—A gentleman between forty and fifty, and a youth about fourteen, in male attire, have for Tome time paR lodged at a linen dra per's, in King-greet, Covent Garden, as father and fon—but the youth being forpeiled of being a fe male, a warrant was granted by the Bow.ftreet Ma ftratec to take her into cultody, under an idea that Die might be the young girl who lately eloped from a boarding fchool at Beverley. The (ufpicion as far as refpefted the fez proved well founded ; the young lady did not deny the fait—but it was fatisfaitorily a(certained that the was not the Boarding School Mifs alluded to: She wore nankeen trowfers, a yel. low Marfeilles waiftcoat, and 'a brown jacket—but termed her female attire before the repaired to the Public Office. She (aid her name was Ann Edgley, that the had left her father about three years ago, who is a capital farmer in Devonthire. She had been for the tall tour months with her companion in Ger many, who is a native of Ireland. Mifs was to have thrown off her difguite in a thou time after the Officers went to apprehend them. She and her lover were going to remove to other lodgings, and they were to have bone in a hackney coach, in which the was to have changed her drefs. There being no charge againft them, Sir RICHARD difcharged them. Mr. Allnutt, of Great Marlow, had prefented to him-in February laft a (malt potatoe, the offspring of an Egyptian potatoe, (aid to be very produdive, and well flavoured. •It had go eyes, and weighed nut quite gioz. It was feparated into tingle eyes, 22 Mr. Allnint planted himfelf, the others he gave away. The produce was as follows : 22 eyes pro. duced ggo potatoes, weight 810. meafure it both els, on lets than Ane.third of a fquare pole of ground. Mr. A. does not know the ezaft produce of the other one-fourth, but kas realon to believe it equal to his own, and on that fuppotition one ',titanic of gtoz. produced 480 potatoes, weighing loylb.in matfett two blithels, on lets than one-half a fquare pole of ground. Yeliereay (even men were fined twenty ihillings each, at Shadwell police office, for firing fquibs to the Brett the night preceding. Tuefday a bricklayer fell from the roof of a chapel, building mar Canonbury-lane, and was killed on the 'pot. Ttief ay (nine perfon obferising a tenant of the Mila Scup s cleaning plate in Sloane -greet, watched the opportunity of his going into a back part of the hourc, Ileppcd down the area, and carried off the whole of the plate, toast value of tool undikaaatcd :• , 4 1 • •VA 40; LAW INTELatiNCL COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOVFM3EIt 6. rm••.••• This being the firfi day of Michaelmas Term, re. veral Judges came down to Wefiminaer.hall, in the ufual proceflion, and, after the accultomed forma lities, proceeded to open their refpeilive Courts. The proper Officer made his ufual returns upon oath, refpeaing the Rate of the feveral cowries on board of his Majefly's hulks at Portfmouth, Wool wich, Langton, &c. ; the prohibition of ftrong or fpi. rituous liquors, except in the medicinal way ; of their being employed at the works carrying on at theßoyal Arfenal, at Woolwich, &c. &c. A great number of bail juftified, nearly to the amount of one hundred perfons, among whom were two gentlemen in the rum of 35001. in a caufe of Paf. (Ingham v. Forrefter. THE ZING N. RALPH SHELDON, REQ z Mr. EIMINS applied for leave to file a criminal information againtt this perfon, for fending a letter to Thomas DickThs, Efq. a Barrifter of that Court, with an intent to provoke him to fight a duel. It appeared by the affidavit of the Profecutor, that he was on a journey to pay a vifit to an uncle in the country, and in palling through the inclofures belong; ing to the defendant, he arrived at a gate which was fattened, and, confidering it a public way, he forced the lock. Having fotre acquaintance with the de- fendant. he had intended the next morning to have , fent a letter apologizing for this conduit ; but before ! he sould accomplith the defign, he received the foh lowing note from Mr. Sheldon s— " Sir—l was yetterday evening inforrbed of your unwarrantable and infolent tondua in forcing my gate, which you fontid locked. I fuppofe you thought it a public road ; but that point thall be de cided in a Court of Law. Now, Sir, I here only to add, that I confider it a perfonalinfult to tnyfelf, and expea the fatisfaition of f man of honour. (Signed) " a. snetnoi." On the enfuing day Mr. Dinkins, without taking any ferious notice of this intemperate behaviour, wrote the following anfwcr to Mr. Sheldon :..... 66 Sir—l got home late tall night, and were it not for one or two rally exprellions in your letter, I fhould hive former explained. I always confidered it a public right of way, and nothing could be farther from my thoughts than to give you any perfonal of. fence. (Signed) if "T. DWAINE." Notwithfianding this forbearance, Mr. Dinkins again received the following note from "the defen dant : fa sir—There were no espreflions in my letter, which your proceedings do. not warrant : you could not have done a more ungentlemanly aft ; my con duit has the concurrence of all my friends. You may beat down my gates, but you cannot make a gentleman put up with an intuit. You Mutt beg my pardon, or I am determined' to take the only alter native of which a man of honour can avail himfelf. (Signed) " R. SW iI,DON." Lord EiLeasolouc n—‘ o You may take a rule to Phew caufe." THE ZING e. THDPIAS RE ATING AND J. "MDR. Mr. Gaaeow applied for a criminal information againft thefe Gentlemen ; the former is a Lieutenant in the 45th regiment, the latter is an Affidant-Sur. geon in the fame regiment, for endeavouring to pro- , stoke Mr. R. Foxcroft, an Attorney, at Nottingham, to fight a duel. In the year 1797, Mr. Keating. who was then sir Officer of Marines, contraaed a debt with the filter of the profecutor, who conduced her bufinefs at Nottingham, and from that time until the year 1804, 'they had obtained no intelligence of him. As fete as Mr. Keating was difcovered, Mr. Foxcroft was employed in his profeffional capacity, to apply to bias for the ctifcharse of the debt, and happening to meet 'hint, he smeßtoned him concerning it. The defew dant replied, that he would call upon him in a week. 'A week elapfed; and Mr. Keating did nbt appear, 'when Mr. Foxcroft again accidentally suet him, a 'reminded him of the debt. The defendant anfwered, that he had taken legal advice ; that it was long fine* contraitedvand that Mr. Foxcroft might take his re-. medy. The profecutor was furprifed at this coiner- Rage, and told 'him, he would Rate the fait to everg .rfon in Nottingham. This threat was executed. A sort time afterwards he was waited upon by Mr. Wylde, the other defendant, who laid, that Mr. 1 ' Keating infilled he Mould retraB what he had before &flirted, or meet him in an hour, and fight him in an honourable way. Mr. Po:croft anfwered, that he 'had Rated nothing but the fait ; and as to fighting he thould not comply, as he had a wife and children who depended upon him for fupport, Mr. Wylde then replied, that if Mr. Foxcroft would not.fetde the affair like a gentleman, Mr. Keating would be com pelled to poll him up through the greets of Notting ham. Accordingly the following hand-bill was thick up at the coffee.houfes and inns of the town:— , " Mr. Keating begi leave to inform the public, tliat the coudua of Mr. Poitcroft, Attorney of this plate, has been Co unwarrantable, that he is compel led to call him both a liar and a coward." Rule ginned to fbew caufe. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, NOV. 6. This being the first day of Term, much time was eonfulned in juflifying bail. pafteant Balmer moved, that in the cafe of a fine by Sir John Murelhead, the affidavit of Mr. Thomas Latter, for the acknowledgment of the cap tion, ( worn before two Jultices of- Peace, now prt loners in France, (tumid be allowed. The faBs, as Rated, were as follow Sir John Modhead, who is now a prifoner at Ver dun, wifbing to pafs a fine, found, an inquiry, that there was no Magifirate there before whom this affi davit could properly be made, except the Prefident of Tribunal at Verdun. On application to him, he refufed to receive it, unlefs four livres eight Eons per hundred livres (nearly S per cent)uf the value of the property, was paid to him. to be handed over to the French Government. This demand, which, if paid, ' would' have amounted to an enormous fum, was judici oufly refuted on the path of Sir John Idorfhead, and the affidavit was made before jilr. Nichols and Mr. Cline, Magifirates for the, counties of Oxford and Hereford, and alfo prifoners at Verdun. This mo dem was therefore made for the purport of having this affidavit allowed. The Court, after tome tonlideration, allowed the a(fidavit to Rand as regular. Or lawns ilasartuo raid, ironically, that he I fuppofed the Prefscient of the Tribunal was very par ticular in accounting with Government for any money L be received, in cafes findlar to this. LONGFIALD V. CANERoIf. Serjeant Coo:sat, on the part of the Plaintiff, moved for a rule to thew caufe, why an attachment fbould not iffue again, Lieutenant Ratray, of his Majefty's Navy, for 'Ailing the Defendant from the cuficgly of the civil officer— The'Learned Serjeant Rated, as the ground of his emotion, that the Defendant being indebted to the Plaintiff in the film of 6o). a writ was iffued out againft him. The Sheriff's Officer went io a boat alongfide the (hi pin which the Defendant was, and which lay at Gofport. He afked the guard whether the Defendant were on board ? and being anfwered in the affirmative, requefied to fee him. He accordingly was called, and came into the boat. The officer then (hewed him the writ, as is ufual, and told him he washis prifoner. The guard, who was at the fide of the veffel, overheard the converfation, and defired the Defendant to come on deck, which he immedi ately did. The Officer followed, and demanded the prifoner from Lieutenant Ratray, who had the corn nand of the ( hip; but he de fi red him to * o about his bufinefs ; and, on the officer perfiffing an his de. mond, he gave him a kick, and again defired him to depart, threatening, if he did not, to fling him overboard. The Officer then, tray prudently, re tired. The Court granted a rule to mew caufe. ILUNIOLD O. HILL. Serjeant SHIPHISILD moved for a rule to thew caulk why the verdiel obtained in this cafe fkould not be fet afide, and a new trial granted, on the ground, that the verdia was again& evidence. It was an anion of trover, to recover the poffefgou of goods from the Defendant. There had been two trials, and the Plaintiff had a ve.diel in each, contrary to the direc tion of the Learned Judge who tried them ; on which account, the Learned Serjeant fubmitted that the prefent verdift thould be fet afide, and another trial granted. Sir JaMes Measstetri, After commenting. in the ftrongeft terms, on the mitconduet of Mr. Warren : the Plaintiff's Attorney, and alto on a degree of rah nth, manifeited by Mr. Hill, the Defendant, faid, he thought it better not en grant a new trial , as the (um was final!, and there had already been great expence incurred. His i t ordihip, at the fame time expreffed it as his opinion, that the verdias were contrary to evidence and jutlice. Rule refuted. HIGH COURT OP ADRURALTY. DOCTORS' COMMONS Wednefday the Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT pro- ceeded to the adjudication of the following (hip calls : Little Cornelius, Clark molten—This (hip adder American colours, with a largo of filar and log. wood, was captured on the' ad of 08ober, by his Majelly's gun brig Steady, and brought to Portf mouth, whilft in the profecution of her voyage to Amfterdam. Ship, and that part of the cargo (hip ped at Martinique, were condemned, and the remain ing part of the cargo reftored: Jonge Conrad, --- matter.—ld this cafe the fhip mad cargo were diveaed to further proof. The Mentor, Matson mafter.—This vast, under .PrulThur colours, laden with a cargo of various mer chandise, from Marfeilles to Embden, was captur ed by the Bold gun brig. Li e utenant Chivers, and brought to Yarmouth. Ott the part of the captors 'it was contended that, from the frtuation in which the (hip was found at the time of feizure, it was ma nifell that it was the intention of die Mailer to flip into Ofiend. On behalf of the claimants it was flat. ed, that the reafon of being in that fituation was dif trefs for water. Ship and cargo condemned. The Sufannab, Rocloffs mailer.—This veal laden with a cargo of oranges, lemons, &c. on a voy: age from Menton, as alfertgd, to Embden, was cap tured by the Alert privateer, J. Deformeaus Cc's:l- - mender, and brought to Plymouth. This was a further proof cafe, which the Court pronounced to be faiisfaZtory, and reftored the Blip and cargo, with freight, on the payment of the captor's espences. DUBLIN, OCTJBER 31. Yefterday the remains of the lamented Dean KIR. wits were interred in the burial ground in Kevenfi area, attached to the parifh church of St. Nicholas Without, of which he was Minifter. The hearfe was preceded by the children of the different Charity Schools in this city, of which he had, during his life time, been fo often the able advocate. Among the many refpedtable charafters who attended the fune ral, anxious to pay the laft tribute of refpeCt to this great and good man, we obferved, as bearers, the Lend Bilbop of Kildare, the Dean of St. Panicle's, HVIIRT GRATTAN, EN. GY.ORGS LATOUCHR, Efq. and the Rev. Drs. MAORI and Wesurstaw. The principal mammas on this melancholy occafion were Counfellor Cottas and SOLOMON RICHARDS, Efq. The unfortunate Armftrongs, whole trials weft ro have taken place yefferday fur different charges of fOrgery, and whole cafes have occupied fo large a Share of public attention, applied to the Court by af fidavits to poftpone their trials, and which being ac ceded to by the Counfel on the part of the Crown, the Court fuffered their trials to Rand over to the next Commiifion. A robbery of the Linen-hall was difcovered laft week, by a watchman (topping a fellow at night with force pieces of the linen. The_ offender will be tried at the prelim Commitlion of Oyer and Ter- miner. On 'f hurfday laft, as Mr. James Halpin, of Ma yan, was on his way to .Black Lion,county of Meath, *he was thrown from his horfe, in confccinence of the brute taking fright, by which accident Mr. Halpin's collar bone was broke. We ate happy to bear he is fo much recovered, as to be pronounced out of danger. LaR Sunday, the body of a dairy man was taken op out of the canal, near New -greet. It is remark able that no lefs than eight bodies have been taken out of the canal in that neighbourhood within the lag fortnight. An apple tree on the ground of Mr. Leahy, at Monkftown, county of Cork. has exhibited the extra ordinary appearance of blutroms in all the vigour and fragrance of fpring—twenty Airy were on Fri day morning picked from it. . . . Ws MAR KETS. CORN ERCHASIGE, NOV 6 The ire& ample! of Wheat on the market to-day are very 'bort in number, and buyers few; the falc, made are at a dectepfion in price. The principal 1'..11 of late foreign Strivers are intended for exportation. Samples of good Rye at better prices—but littic Barley here, which with Malt keeps up their price. —.White Peas in Brett fupply, and rather dearer.— Beans of the two kinds have little variation. But a middling fupplyof Oatr, and this article fupports 1 ha currency.—Ternts of Flour Rill continue with out alteration. 061166 AL evitaeller At UNDI6: Wbeat, 46. 58$. blis per gr. tiny Peak. 30 395. • Fine Ditto, 1 1,1 - 735. 04 Butte, 47.. 54 4 Rye, 30s. 355• od. Tick atto J o,. 45t od Barley, 364. ass. od. 0111, 211 281. 345. Malt, 764.82 e. od. Poland ditto 35 , , 36* 6J. White Peak, 564.636. od. Rape Seed, 4cl. 44i ri r Wt. rates or t LOOR. Fine Floor 651. to lira. Seconds 6os. to 654 per :3,k. PRICE OF SEEDS IN M ARK-LA NE. Carraway 06W 84$ to 90* per cwt. . Coriander, 131 to 14. do. Trefoil sos to alt de. White Muftard Seed, 6s 63 to 134 61 per bufhaL SIOWII ditto, 9s 64 to ilk do. Turnip ,os to 16s per bate!. Broad Beans 32s to 701 per qua:ca. Long Pods 34s to sos Tares 34s sgs od to 031 ad Rye Grab ass cd Ur 30$ 01 per quarter. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Sags 71 7s to 81 ra Pockets 71 71 to 91 go- PRICE OF HAY AND S T RAW IN SMITHFIELD. Old Hsi. 31 SOO 10 41 gs New Clover, 31 to, to 51 sr New Do. $1 tOs to 41 gs Old Do. 31 3s to 61 ge Straw, al t 6. to al sa. NEW COAL MARKET, November 6. Skips at Market. Skips Sold. Prices. 7 Newcaftk Coda 6 43, 6d 62s od 6 Sunderland • IP 5 41$ od 471 od t Yorkthire z ars od cos od s Cinders a nos cd BIRTHS. At Carlow, the Lady of Edward Box, Erg Barrack matter, oT a fun and heir. The Lady of lAA Greene, of Lyrath, coonty Kilkenny, E(¢ of a fen and heir. At Metter, the lady of Thomas Arthur, of Glecomara, county Clare, Efq of a daughter. MARRIED. Thurfday laft, at Branham, Major Hawkfwortb, clan Wharf.. dale Voinoteers 9 brother of Colonel Fawkes of Fernley, to Mire Ann Griinßon,tbird daughter of the late Robert Grim&m, Ell. of Nefwick. At, St. Margaret's, Weeminßer, John Reynolds, Efq. of Fed ford-rquare, to Ws Ana &Wotan, of Eridgc-ilreet, Weihninftcr. At &Elide, on the lid uk. Hamilton Hank, Efq. of his Ma jefty.4 Sip, Heroine, to Mlle Ferrier, Odell daughter of Major- General nay Ferrier - LIED. On the 3tb ult. after a few days illnefs, Mrs. Stone, wife of Edward Stone, Efq. of North Kaworth, Ltieefterfhire. 'rue6lay fc'onight. at bath, in the 85th year of her age. Mrs. Chapman, relidt of the late Dr. Chapman, Nlaaer of Magadan. College, Cambridge, and Prebendary of Durham. Wedoefday fennight. after a (owe iDnefs of a few days, Henry, the third fon of H. White. Efq. In I•anfdowne-place, Bath. On Monday fennight, at Sherburne. In the 67th year of his age s Major tile Hawker. • As Edinburgh, on.tbe 23d alt. Mire Pringle, youngift daughter of the lite Andrew 'Pringle, Efq. Attonburboged 19 years. At Dalkeith, on Thyriday the 24th ult. the Rev. George Why toekoninifter of the Affotiase Congregation there. On Sunday the 20th ult. Lady Brucc of Stenhoife. "On Sunday laft,AVlKs Elizabeth Bruce, only daughter of Adige Bruce, Efq. writer. Edinburgh. At Burntinand, on the ssth ult. Lieutenant David Mors, of the royal navy. pin Al LOIIIXIti-DRADGE TO-MORROW. Marain • •• - - 4 adautts after 3 /Lerma! I FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS. Dr. JAMES'. ANALEPTIC PILLS. • VROM a new anode of adminilicriug there . PILLS X. by the advice elan eminent Phylkian (fee the new dirediooe) Bilious Difeafes,fii prevalent particularly amoug perfons who have refitted in ho: climates, are removed with greater cafe and fakir 'thin by any other Medicine. They are equally efficacious in all Warders of the Stomach and Bowels; in Intligeitions, Lofs of Appetite, habitual Colevemii, troublefome Flatulencies and Cho lies; likewife in Gouty habits, in giddinefs, or Rheumatic Paine in the Head; as well as thofe oceafloned by free living; thereby preventing Palfles and Apoplexies, fo often the cookquence of ea. ihtemperance. Reeourfe &Quid be had to them on the firft attack of a cold, or any flight indifpofitiont or aft , r any eattismf eating or drinking; and thus their well known charaderiftie will be maintained of promoting Longevity. itavellere by lea *eland, Gould nererbe without the Analeptic Pills, as they require *ei ther coefinement nor alteration of diet. They are fold only by F. Hemmer and Sons, at the Warehook for Dr.Janies's Powder, No. 4.5, Si. Paul's Church-yard, four doors from (.'heap fide, London; and at Dr. James's late Houle in Bruton • (tree; in boxes, price 45.6 d. each, or in one !arge Box containing the quantity of lix lot ads. duty included.--None arc genuine but chore which have the words, aF. Neweet y, No. es, St. Paul's% engraved in the ftarops. To THOS. TAYLOR, kfl. N 0.9. New Bridge-Rivet, Loudon. SIR —I COsilider it bit an aft of jultice due to the raerits of your LEAICE's PATENT PILLS, to communi cate to you the following Cure. which has recently been performed by them acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Dif - orders arifing therefrom), was reduced almolt.to a ficeleton, and though be bad the belt medical advice which could he obtained, and trieda variety of pate* medicines, nothing could be procured which fowled to fuit his cafe, or to do !um any (crake ; he remain ed in a molt reduced and pitiable imitation for two years, uoableto billow his pre:idiom and karcely able to walk or even to Rand on his legs; in fad, noose who knew him ever fuppofad it polfdde hie him to recover. He was :Welled at hit to try your LIAKe. Paas—be did fo, aridly adhering to the directions given with them--he bai not taken - store that( two hozes,bcfore he found au alteration for the better : this immunized him to proceed. and by to :lug a few boxes more he found his appetite and ftrength gradu ally return. and is now as hmlthy and as flout as any man I know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to me for a confirmation of the above account if it fltould be doubted. I-am. Sir, your obedient humble fervent, • Library, Folkftone, July to, aos. T HO. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the fate Proprietor TKO& TATLOIL, Member of the Royal Colirge don, at his hook, No. 9, New Bridge ttreet; Where, after a-conftant refidence of more than eo years. In practice particularly direded to the cure of Vener-lom , pitil•rf and thofe incidental to the parts of generation in both tea s. that inviolable fectacy which men of his profeffion fhoukt h. flatter* himfelf the advice and afintatiee he gratuitot::y aZinkt act*s to perfoos - taking risk reedicitii, will be eiteenled. DI a sui,ero big 'public, as an advantage leldant to be obtained, and veld of ambiguity. Aka fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thole Vv. I ng at a &liana, at the Perfumer s. No. 3s. 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