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COLONEL . AURISION. As the famly of LAW (.1 Lanrif nn bas excited a go , I deal of intcrell since Colonel L %URI S row brought from Park the Ratification of the Pleb. minaries of Peace, the following authentic account of it, taken from a work little known, ptinted at Edinburgh in the year 1794., entitled,"Thz ancient and ra..,.:L:n itrti: of the Parifh ut CtanlOncl, " will no doubt prove acceptable to our readers: The LAWS of Lauriflon were defcended from an ancient and refpetlahle family, feated for feve• ral ages at Lithrie, in Fife, who made no inconfi derible 11-ure. having hail the honour of produc ing an Archbillop of Glafgow, James Law, of whom the celebrated Dr. ARTHUR )OHNSTON, Phykian to King Charles I. and tranflatar of the tlius fnraks Tft coma Lx! tibi cyttrets tinula p!umis, Peclora Cunt multo cornts, - -- - The firft of the houfe of Lsturifton was Wit- Law, who being a younger fon fettled at Edinburgh, where he followed the profefilon of a gt,'dfinii.h, a bufinefs at that time partaking inio•c of the nature of a Banker, than of that to which the name is now confined, with fuch futcefs, as to be enabled in 1683 to make a purchafe of the lands of Laurifton, from Th. Craig, of Riccartoun, and his mother, to whom they then lelonged. Mr. Law, however, did rot long enjoy this acquifition, for being afflifted with the - ftone, he took a jour ney to Parts to have the operation of cutting per formed, but it was done in a manlier fo untkilful ti it he died in that city about the year 1688. Tic m.striedMils Jr ate CATIP RE Li., dcfcended from ,the noble honk of Argyle, and had by her eleven children. His eldeft finviving fon was JOHN Law of Lanriflon, born at Edinburgh in 167 t, a very remarkable inflance of the mutability of fortune, celebrated by his fehemes of finance, and fable• quoit militrtunes. As his hiftory is well known, we than only °Verve, that he died at Venice in 17:9, in the 58:h year of his age, and was fuc ceeded by his only fon jou N LAW of Lauriflon, yell() died unman led, a Cornet of the regiment of' Vairtu Friefland, at Maeftricht, in 1734, aged about 30. The eftate of Laurifton then devolved to his un cle WILLIAM LAW, the only furviving brother of the celebrated LAW the financier, Direilor Gene ral of the Company of the Indies, and one of the Direaors of the Royal Bank of France. He died at Paris in 1752, aged 77, leaving two Eons, the youngefl of whom, JAMES FRANCIS LAW, diltin guilhed himfelf fo much on the coait of Coroman del, and in the Ocean, that he was railed to the chief command of the troops of the French Eaft India Company, in which capacity he died at the Me of France, in 1767, aged 43. The eldeft fon, JOHN LAW of Laurifttin, Chevalier de St. Louis, (father of Colonel Laur isrote, who came lately from Paris with the Ratification of the Prelimina ries) was for many years Governor of Pondi cherry, Commandant General of all the French fettlements in India, Prefident of all their Coun cils, and King's Commitlary. Mr. Lsw governed the French poffellions io India with high applaufe, till the beginning of the year 1777, when he was relieved from his weighty charge; but the orders of the Knic laying him tinder the neceflity of re maining there till he had given his fuccefror, who had never been in that quarter, full information concerning the different provinces and governments of that country. he did not find himfelf at liberty to leave it till the end of June 177f1. He accord ingly prepared to return to Europe, but intelli gence of the commencement of hollifities being loon afterwards received in India,the Britifh troops at Madras made difpofitiers to attack Pondicherry, and Mr. LAW refolved to wait the event. The liege of that place was accordingly begun in Au gull 1778, and continued till the 18th of Oftober fillowing, when it furrendered. Mr. Law,ferving all that time as a volunteer, had the misfortune to be wounded, though in In flight a manner as not to prevent his being deputed to adjufl the articles of capitulation with Sir Hecaor. Mtn:lto, Com mander of the Britith land forces. The enfuing year Mr. Law took his pafrage for Europe, and as the Sartine in which he embarked, was one of the cartel fbips, he fLetered himfelf with the lope of being able to teach France without molellation. In this,however, lie was difappointed, for meeting 4 f>ritilli man of -a - ar of 64 guns, that velli.l ditChaiged a brftadrlde at the Satunc, which Lilled the Captain and twelve men, wounded the like lumber, fo much damaged the fhip that ii,r Was (11)1;7,!. :catly' to tin!:. to hear ana) for Cadiz. hot-ceiling thence to Marfeilles, Mr. LAW an ived in name in lime, t74'o,tind on his arrival htund be had been tailed to the rank of Mare filial de Camp, on the RIO of Match preceding.— ta. Paoli:l° de Sin Bartolomeo, In his "'Voyage to the Ilan Indies," (peaking of Pondicherry which he vicit• J in :777. gives the following cha taaer tit NI.. Film " The Governor at that time Nir. I.ass de Lauritl•m, a man of very mod:: at.o pt p: es: oho pcitefily underftooti ft.: art ,•1 li ittg i:t of peace and frieudthip, Loth the Engloli M.tdrafp.ttitant, and the F. T .itt Indians I.i: oc i gh*tottis. Few of tlmfe whit r in edc..l hint in the Government of PuOticei ••1.• •i'• I the lime vin : ::e. On the contrary, molt of them wide i: their chief Rudy to endeavour to An ^ :! , ! !!., hman's prudence and mod :Anal wcre the-c6;re, approved by fome 0 , le, t e st l ei ahe d cornittymen ; and Sotoitetar e,!:s bittetly .in:t the friendly reception al e , I t L. • d Pinot the Governor of Madrafpat. s; teisced st:ft , n he paired through Nth: ao ,, rum vain p:rat yya r.,4: apt. The tnr,,Pet ..IHn of M. s•.v de Leotitit it could not tacit : :i•c• .•iferee to ilidieral minds, fuldjea tat the impale, of tI e t, pillions." Mt. Mils jiAN CAR- R IN'', • e 1 :•.11.tRitt.0 .417 , ttAllghter tel A .•• :• 1....11. fatted at CRliallt.l, and by her had i.• •• • u ee..• n, t-:-. isato.dai in I v`7. M. i. ( 4 .75• ; t a t s • C.ty.dry. it. •!, . : 1$ I tcLt: A:2 til,llll.;ift.V. •••1.1 t . •! :d Der . , .• a: • . 4 , ..1.y•A. s-41) 4. Jobn taw ot t. fl?b. September, "66, a U.-wet - an: tot I:. •-•-• inheriting the fpiri'. fur Aelt , .eli hts i,ern ti••;1. • -:-.- liftinguiflied, failed in Julie, t wit - 1 the ...i-hree 7.;. la Peroufe, on an expedi..i:ffl the epn:•i, in Coe 3 isf - 17: and Aftrolahe frigat.A. He ha.. in all with that unfortunate el, ettinnavigator. of v`"•' - ti no intelli gence has been rec-ived liner March, IIP., r - her he left Bo tany Bay. of er having Ailed round C. p- I I -cil--,zplured the coat l of Chili and California, rifited N“otb... 'Veamti. chatka and Manilla, and tuttchtd at the Sain:w:ch ID 31135. 5. Jamee Alexander, born t r-bruarr, t-FR,marriedto a daughter of M. le Duc, Nlar:frhal-dc-Camp,lit:Pedur Getxrai of Artillery, and has a fon Augultut. . . 6. Charlu Louis. 7. Joreph Charles. 8. Francis John William. - • -- 9. Louis George. The lands of Lauri:lon lie immediately to the well of the Barony of isluirhouf:, in t!1: pari(h of Cramond, near Edinburgh, and rife hr a gra:lital afcent from the banks of the Foith. 0 tae atm. mit of this afcent nand: Car call e r' Lauri•lon, commanding, from its elevated fu•i4 , lon, a:i ex tenfivc profpea, efpecially of the iea aud coal of Fife. There is no date vifible •Le but from particular cirettmilancei. i.is cs(11.1 ap pears to have been ereted by Sir Als c Ina NA- P ISR, of Merchiftoun, and his feev”.l wite, Dame ELIZILDITH MOWDR•Y, towards tat ti.d of the 16th century. LAW IN7 EL L AV% COURT OF KING'. BI.NCT-1, Nov. sz, and .1 1 .-aig ! , Strottb, Tlrahi , , Rona! 1, and , ! are attainable the entlitig Novem-1 bar Lottery, on one important cordition, that of not neglefling to buy in time. Whcn Fortnnatus (.n the dory) is offered by Fortune, his choice of any one of the above gifts, the youth of Cyprus, chafe Riches as the ihortefl cut to the others : to be Rich, is generally held to be alfo Wife; Riches are juttly deemed effential to Ifealt!i, and, of to Strength, as both indubitably arc, to Long Life ; as to Beauty, it were but to wafic words in proving .the power of Riches to obtain that, and even to confer it, where it might not really e.ritl, for fuch is the power of Riches on the Human Optics, that it would make them fee the charms of Beauty or) the brow of an Ethiopian ! Remember, then, tl:at the Hour of Choice is at hand, and that a Fortunate Number may give William, Wealth, Health, Strength, Beauty, and Long Life. On the toth inftant, the Lady of Sir John Payne, Bart. a Temp.f.)rd, Bedford Dire, of a daughter. DIED. On the I tth ult. at Chelfea, after a long rules of illnefs, Mrs. M. S. Adams, wile of Mr. Dudley Adams, of Fleet-ftrcet. On the teth init. at Putney,in the 93d year of his age, Pieter Stapc!, !Sq. of Putney, formerly an eminent Dutch meraham. (In Tu..fdry gait, in her 72d year, Elisabeth Furon, wife of Brofou I carom of Penton Grove, Pentenville. On the 7th init. at Brighton, Thomas Higgius, Efq. of Finf h,:ry-fqaare, London. At his houfe, in the pariOs of Blantyre, on the loth ult. in the 98th year of his age, John Jackfon, of Bardykes, Eft:. Oa Tueblay the sod vit. at Walton, near Aylelbury. at the great age of sods years, Mrs. Hefter, of that place. She had ever enjoye,l an uninterrupted good Rate of health, and re tained th.: full poirefflon of her faculties to the gait. Lat ly at Plymouth, Mrs. Maxwell, daughter of John Om manney, fig : and Mier of the late Admiral Ommanney. Sund,:y fe 'might, at Liverpool, Mrs. Robins Richardfon, aged 24, wife of Mr. J. Richardfon, merchant, late of Olafgow. FOR CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATIqMS, BRUISES, &c: Ur. STEERS's OTODELDOC. T/lIS Medicine has been long acknowledged to be fuperior to every Preparation of the Kind in the Curt of Tiruircs, Sprains. Rheumatifms, Cramps, Numbnefs and Stiffnefs of the Joints, and other iitternal Complaints, as we ll as in reftoring a proper C!reulation to the Litr.bs when in a Paralytic State. It is alto particularly fervict eile for Chilblains; but in this Complaint it &mid be diffolved, and applied warm. On the Outride of each Bottle of the Genuine Opoielderc is parted a Stamp, in which are engravi.d tbefc wortis--" F. 1 4 42. w SER No. 45. St. Paul's." All others are comiterfeit. Sold only by F. NtMll x ar, ar the WaretioaL !lit Dr. J im:es Powder, No. 45, in St. Paors Chin ch-) ard, a few doom from the corner of Cheapfidc, I.nndon ; and, by his appointment, by Marrs- Jehoult and Co. No. Ijo, and J. Pidding, No. 76, Oxford-greet; J. Wade, Old Bond-ftreet ; Bayley and Co. Cockfpur-greet; Godfrey and Cooke, Southampton-glrect ; J. Ward, Middle-rote, Holborn ; T. Tutt, Royal Exchange ; and W. Clarke, Borough, High-greet. Price a.. 6d. per Bot tle, including the Stamp, or Six for 535.6 d. N. B. As the Opodeldoc for Exportation is exempted from the Stamps, and therefore deprived of that mark of authenti city, and a, great quantities of counterfi its are fan out of the kingdom; all perfons eiroad, to prever.l inch impofitions, are defied to be particular in ordering their Agents to procure this from Medicin e Mr. Newbery's. THE KIN^ AYRE. This cafe came before the Court on a writ of error from the trttarter Scans for the county of Linealler. The Defendant was there indielcd for having procured money on fitifc pretences, and being found guilty, w.:s kntenced to fcven years' trat4ortation. It appeared upon the trial that he was a common carrier at Kendal : that he was entrulted by a merchant there to carry leme bales of goods to a neighbouring :own: that he returned in a few days Alta., lityin!; that he had delivered the goods, but had Tell the receipt for them ; that he received 171. for the carriage of them, and that he had got this nirpey on talfe pretences, as he had neither delivcr::d the goods, nor had pritured any ree:i i a front the polar: to whom they were fent. Mr. Ksowris now contended that the indiel melt was bad, as it did not aver the nature of the offence with fufficient precition. He quoted a fledge from Hawkins' Pleas of the Crown,to fhcw thatbn indictments inferences, however natural or neceflary, were not to be allowed. Surrexit contra 1. N. et tun Punkt murdravit he laid was not enough, without de malitia praeognit.7, nor earn eetit et earnatiter (aquavit contra voluntatem foam, without the word rapid. Lord Ksicyou would not allow any Gentleman to (peak in reply. There was nothing in it, he laid. The Defendant W.V. again and again charg ed in the indiament with having gained the Tito. ncy upon there pretences, and tittle pretences were declared to be &Ile. He was not aware that there was any neceflity that the words fhould be ar ranged in any particular order, if proper words were aCtually employed. His Lordfhip quoted with high approbation a paffige from my Lord Hale, in which that great Judge laments the in jury done to die Adminiatatinn of Jullice by itt tending to tilde over nice and frivolous oblations. Lord Kenyon raid, he fhould not he much fur prifed if fome learned Gentleman (hyoid Coon find fault with an indiamcnt on account of the hand in which it was written, and maintain that, according to ellablifhed precedents, it ought to have been drawn in the Saxon chary ter. The other judges were of the fame opinion, and the judgment td the (Carter Salons teas firmed. CHARNTT V. FiNTObi. The Plaintiff in this caufe was Proprietor of a Coal Mine. The Defendant was alt . () Proprietor of an adjoining Mine. The Plaintiff complained that by the mifeondua of the Defendant in work ing his Mine, that of the lliintiffuas fluotkch— The Calif,: was referred to arbitration, and Mr. Seijeant HEvwood now obtained a Rule Aili to fet aide the awa..l, on the ground that evidence was not received by the arbitrator, which ought to have been received. THE KING V. THE INHA , IITANTS OF COPP.',I.._ This arole upon a rearved cafe iron' the Man. cliche. :Wllions upon a point of evid_nce, whether the f.n9 of payment of rates could be proved by oral trillium)) . without the production of f:I): rate hocks? Mr. Tort it n argued in fitrport of tLat prrnf, and cited the cafe of the King and St. Iffy, Bur. Sel. Cal. 86 - „‘‘ bac it was Lehi that the payment of the Land Tax might be proved without the rate books. Lord licrts t 4 faid that w.is :". h:td cit . :, but it had long ago been Eticl, was , irth 20 good ones. 71IF KIM; I'. THY .EITANTS CPAI)rItTON This tc..s alio a I. are from the Ni.tncheiter :;e1: (lons, and the (iodlion as, s•''r relief to A pauper,itiltroc3ll.l crid• zt ef tettlemellt,could he held as li„1i, ivnt pt, , ot ( le:tlement? Ctititt l.eiJ cicaC:y that it could not, and Tn the care back, in artier th.tt the (7,111 t Lidt.w might Bate any further erid,:nee, it they had it. When the I ota:ies of F.l.:enrns had, locally fpeakinv. tr'y e• wiled " at Guild -I.IIIIIC 1...1.1 N 1.1% or' clay, it came to the tor.' of th.• Bacchus to do juflice to el? 0rd. , ..t c.l II e slay, end dh own the " Twu P's," (the itoti..l,' sd c and I'lenty) in deep bum pers. A N. v.ii 00:;:r, half leas over, in his turn, lost in a vehl i.f IttLit it g his t Three P's.", ing !Trod Lomour obeyed, dcsras.ded he the compally ; el.! I.: .INC 1: II ptr,o; , I.t;rw..! i;:i ext.icy, " Th.. Thrc.: as pc and }'since!: Nils/ 1 . j ssas the I,rtas: :,re port h.sicr at his ofT:ec. corner 1,1 the Ros .111 in :e, the Ticket numbesed .i l,9cS, in fir. I.,st Loucty, %Lich proved 4 hits us 'I'HE afflifted with RHEUMATISM, Sciatica Lumbago, Head-uh, Numhncfs, FlatuJenciest aud Plats of the Stomach, will find an effectual remedy in WHIT►HCAD 1 Es.P,NCIE Of AIUSTaItD, Which has frequently fuceceded in cafil that had baffled every other ractbod, and under cireurnflitoces th.t precluded every expedatlon of relief from the means ufusliy preferibed. It is prrparcd i• Pals, and alfo in a fluid Rate. The Pills arc an excellent Stomachic, pat-acutely ferries-able in blatulencies and Infigeftion; and by their falutary mode of operation, (infenfiule perfpiration) they gradually undermine thatunfl obßinatc Rheumatic and other complaints, and ft the fame tune invigorate the debilitated conititution. The Fluid ElTence fa a remar►ably wStive embrocation, neceffarily ufcd with the Pills; and as it generally excites a tingling knfation, even in the deeptft (rated mufcles, it remuv,s the caufe of pain, by leringinz on a proper eirculathm in the part. By this means, the frvcrelt Sprains and Bruifes, old Strains and Re laxations, are frequently cured by a few applications. In ner vous Head-ache, it affords inftantaneous relief; and by the foggeftion of feveral Ladies of dißieliou, Mt Jou s s ro9: pre pares it, for the secnnimodation of the affluent, equally grate ful as the Honey or Lavender Waters; in this Ilatelt can only be bad at his houfe, N 0.15. fireck-ftrect, Soho, London, i❑ lacer fixed bottles, at its. 641. each.—The genuine is diftlii swilled from counterfeits by the King's Patent, and the sign ture of R. Jon s STOW on the !able of each box or bottle. It may be bad, at as. cid. each, of every reputable Medicine Ven der in the three ►ingdtrns, Weft Indies, and America. To prevent Cowart-kit incofitinn, the fiflinguiihing marks of the genuine are neceffary to be attended to. WHEN ProferTional Men of education and re fponfibility deviate from the general fyftena by the fe loillon of a peculiar Branch, the (analogs of long continued fuccefs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eigbt years have I devoted my pradlice to the escluflve treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuecefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I an. able the ravages of choir. complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation Into every branch as au Army Surgeon, I formed a Kith at an early period of Practice to mimic individu als from the ignorance of uneducare i Men, or the equally than gemus precipitancy of gmeral Praattioners. The TI WEE DISOKLV.R . S, to the cure of which 1 have de. vmed my attention, comprise every epecies of VENEREAL. INtEL whether of a recent or long duration.—ally. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arling from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that de rangement of the fyfteni in Weems which is called BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafss are the refutt at Ignorance or hate In the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens thzt the feeds of Life are posfoncd by the Indiferetion of an ungtirded hour. By a fuperior method (itch complaints are e3hly cured, and teen when others have (111..1,1 mutt that I m. prsfunte to offer a radial rs-eflablifhment. Few,however, are the cafes of compliaated &Rock in tads diforder compared with the calamitous fituations of Men, wise front indulgence int SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a falltionalb Lir; acquire that Rate of Debility wide! is the unavoidable conk quence of Inch pernicious habits. . . . . Where the unhappy (utterer broods over his suifery.but aare, idly conceals his misiortune It nuq , he fame confulation for him to know, that although it be an oiled of doubt or uncer teloty with other Praditioners, the removal of thcfe DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual r o v ers of Renovation is the acquire rn.vit of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus,or Venus bare hero, to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early sounteraetinn of this languid Rate, and in tau+ cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years et Med, a proper Pa &vcr.:n,t I. intlifpcnfibly ryquifite to revive the fiutnbring (parts of I.itr, and to re-animate the Conflitution. MARRIED WOMEN, whn have long he dirappnhated iii i heir expedations of a Family, may he .illiared, that is mod hat :nct.fuehdercatare cutable byMtdical SkilL he SECRECY which is In cffetitial fumy undertaking. and iNe qualifications which I have prefumr.l to hate, loan the pati. ut nty rret enflame, and in coincidence with fu it this Intl itm le given, that Mr li may be ronfulted peftwrany (or liv letter. um lofmg a (man note) at kis bode. Na. 19. Arun t, Strand, bear Temple-Bar There i. an additional entrance in Water•illreet adjoining and the name is on both the doors. AL &Menke of tbs Royal Caw of •ono .7/4013 - r7t. ON SALE. CY V.V1T. 1 ;.:)):77, Fur I l'ialC THE FOLI.OWING C;fic,b;•. About ttoo rises India :to:kern... Barrel; Amct.czn Fi,e Fl • tr. ise Ditto lntlisn i.leal and Rye 40 Bags Thtto Corn. go... Barrels New Red HC7.l.r. Bars 1•37. t aff , tt,d Iren.• 60, Pigs Irun Ball. ft. So Varrel. Guninawder. as Pipes and 3c, BaralsTar. 7o P.pes , and Butts Capital Port, Shersr. Malaga, Vidunia,and Tent Winei,at re,lu,ra For Exportation. 35 Bales and 4 Barrels Havanial‘ Sagas. 7 Ditto Coffee—ta Cares CA:tile SwP 70 Dozen Superior Old Bottl.ll Claret. Apply to the Proprietor, Mr: Peter Syin..c.. rt . Plymouth, who begs to acquaint hi. nuincrous I :in.:. Mercantile and Shipping Line, that he nu.an. from the to add his Son's Nanie to the above Firm, which viii r Peter Symons and Son, Merchant., ; ten' a continuance of th.t Public Eavours to die li, ha+ been eftolaliflica upwards of tj years. For further particulars, apply at the Office of C. D Broker, No. It, Union Court, Droad-ltrcet, Loud Plymouth, Foxlsole.ftreet, 2Ai Nov. aot. By virtue af a CommilSonof Appraifementand Sale Court of Admiralty, addracd to LOU AAO LYSI 71 . 1 HE FOLLOWING GO ENGLISH MANUFACTURE. I Bale, teintaining a handfoine Carpet, 251 fwt ' feet wide. ditto 18 !deem. 242 yards Superfine Ith Brs.sd a Bales. .i 8 bundles Cotton Yarn. 1 ditto, 40 pieces Hair Huth. 1 Cafe, 34 pieces of Gingham:. 1 ditto, 203 dozen Pewter Spoons, 144 dozen Knee Buckles. Cale, 136 Gras Shoe Awls. xi° dozen Shoe Tacks. ditto, Pegging Awl Blades. 3 ditto, Packing Needles. 6 BOXOS, 744 Gras Metal Veil Bottom. $ ditto, 1421 b. Pins. landed out of the LADY A RABEL LA, TCG3rUted jetty's lip FOiseav, Lord AOGUSTUA Fl rut OY 'wander. For viewing the above goods and for Cstaloreur the fail Edward I.ync, Efq. the CommilLoner, or hoe of Peter Symons and Son, Sworn broken . Plymouth. Nov. 2, tBO2. IitACT 1: ROM THE LONDON T has been the Rudy tit the Proprietor I wet known AI's*TISCORBUTIC DROPS, tii" and prep.ired by the late FRANCIS STILSBORY, Eery, No. t 5, Sobo Square, London, and COlltif• •• folay,th,:re to be pr.:pared genuine, to kraut the l" the lmnotitions wiech are daily pia , :t:fossi Arai , • pofferting the tint repodtaidiay ; anl as tikorbutir 1)"ops have been found not crilyar.,n • • hutic complaints, but a fuecefsful rcfouree in e cr Lions, fcrophula, gout, rheuraltifm; and the a.. , f r. , 1 of the nerves, as the BB of cures aecompaneir given In an anipk bill of directions, w.il tenify, Treatife on diet, gout, Ste. written by the (which may silo be had at the Ditpenfary) fit objects to try, under their Unction, fe:h f e uro.us : for this rcafon toe Proprietors, by the favour of hi Conunifftoners of the Sump Office. have areal each bottle, printed in black ink. with the runts and Co. No. x 3, Soho Square, expretl,:d upon it. al puchafer attends to, toge:her with the words " Br r 7 Psi ENT: . on the bottle, bill, and wrapper, with the the King's arms on the larger, he may he attired I iained the genuine medicine, as fold at the Difps:nli Square, London, in bottles of ss. and ii. as. each. dui The following cafe was received by Mr. Thomas W ter of the Academy, Cukhciter, from a repeelet man, who was recommended to take Dr. BROUL' eines by Mr. J. Cooper, Gentleman Farmer. at 1 near Ipfwich, who was hinsfelf radically cured y BOTANICAL SYRUP, with a req ,eft from ti for its immediate Publication. A GENTLEMAN who k induced fr connections with medical men, to refrain in name and addrefs, wiles from the pureft mmives thropy, that his cafe may be made known to every perfon in the kingdom. For a years paft he bad )).•..en feverch a 0111 :, alma, that every winter rendered his lite v rry u••. • • the cough attendant on this complaint, renerslly at the beginning of every winter, and c•oltinurd weather of the enfuing fumincr arrived, as.,: 1., s. alarming were its fpatmcpc etfcas, that many tin thrown him down on the E sot, deprived of aft fah' to all human appearance of life; by the advice of ti above mentioned, he waited on Dr. Mouse so, t00:6; hi. NERVOUS CORDIAL, to which alone :1c am blcflings of a perfedt cure, having paffid the oust. the I: with fcarcely a memento of his old moulds-fume e , which had not rival him a week's tell:site in IS rut tees.— June 2, t Sot. JOHN 1400 WOOD, late (errant to Mr. V. rAmpi Rote Sittingbourn, was for a length of time m ?ably inn ollie:Fled with a rheumatic complaint. wLith : pouched to paralytic, to fuch a degree u to &Kits entire ufe of his limbs, which rendered him incapahl ing or following his bounds; In this duhilitAed Mt: to feveral of the molt eminent of the Faculty wider.' en cing the lull Ihadow of benefit; hut by trnr; tti co nunduded by feveral of his friends to Dr. erosions' C ordial, purchafed at Mr. John Ilarnard's, hook fell bourn, is now prrfedtly rettored to his former heal gour, is ambled to follow his bullock as %dual wino the leaft fymptoms of the above complaint, and is to man to Mr. Mich. Saxton, proprietor of cis Scringhos JOHN HOGW Witneffes to the above Cure—Mr. V. :-.:.\IPoON of the Rofe Inn, Sittisegboom; Mr. .1011/ 1 Bookfeller. The 110 FANICAL SYRUP and prEßvotr3 Cl to be had at the Dodoes linger, NO. 9, doors from the Leverlan Mufvom, Iliarkfriars arid, tics at 225. I to. 6d. and ea 6d. Alfa at t%oldia,' omhill ; and at Cockers. Strand. Loa loo.—Ards In Bath, CruttweD, Glarg s.v, E Drilla Sheppard, Milk Mr. er.a. Brighton, Donaldfun and Co. Hambm'. Ms. Birmingham, Swinney, Fastlifts Bolford, Smith, Ipfursch, . .. Blancllnril, Simmons, lac of Wiytt, Alf Bury St. Edmund'., Dingle, [mine, A. ti •.I^.'. Bridport, Margrie Letds, I , lni...tra 1 Ctteitenbam, Buckle, I Inn, G•.:., Cambridge, Gee, Lioefler, yu Mb-:, Canterbury, Briitow, Lewes, 11:i. Ir. Cartilk, Joint, M.n..h,ftcr. 1. , -.lel Chatham, Etherinron Mu-arr . S.lyrr. Chelmsford, Meggy and Ou Neuhory, Fullrr, Cbcftcr, Poole and Son, ?kw' XI:. Walter, Chkbc.lter, Philbpfnn, N,.r.!..4lprz' I ..c Pi Dublin, SpOltry and CU nt' u.,•:". , m. B "'' -,?* Duch no, Hankrfun, 14,dwi. b. nu ect.frn sad 0. Deal, Kok, rw (Word. lows. Dover, Ncales, PI rm•-•••.b. re'..le , ..n, DeViZCI Broughton, Pur!f”--iv•!•, C,Lnti, Derby, • Drewrf. R ev i m g, Smart, and Co. 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