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DUBLIN, yuLr 22. At the late quarterly examinations held in our Univerlity, the following fludents obtained certi ficates and premiums : St mina Soya isr easo—Certificatn--Hati, Curry, Griffin, lien. arna—Walker, jun. Morewood, and Moore, fen. JUNIOR SOPNllTZlls....Certificate.—Mr. Burke, Mr. Daly. sttas. Sherlock, Creery, Gannon. Prennums.—Mr. Scott, Mr. CrAmer, Evanfon, lefanu, Collins, jun. Vavasour, fen. I.ohnan. SeNIOR FRlLSllMEll.Ceitilfit&teh..Mr. Warren, Mr. Mae- Donnell, Ebington, Kearney, 3tius. Pratt. Premiums—Mr. fear, Crampton, jun. Boytoo, jeNIOR Fa r sum en—Certificates—Mr. Henn, Mr. Bolton, Alley. jun. Doherty, Phillips, Torres', Davis. Prczalurnpaa Mr. Ratvlini, Mr. Barret, Mr. Kirby, Litton, Evans, Hanna Cupples, Fitzgerald. At a Commencement hckl in our Univerlity, so July 13. sEna, the following degrees were conferred : The Rev. Thomas O'Meara, 8.1,. and P.D.; Alexander 1.1. B. and 1.1..1. ; Win. Thomas, LL. D. ; Chas. Caropb,ll LL. B.; Edward Keating, and Patrick Sharkey, M.B. Charies Trench, George Connor, Ba!ph Thomaa P.:ter Venable*, Clarks Creagh,l'honr.. Latre,Gabriel Stokes, A. M.; and the honorary degrees of M. D. on Wm. Hartigan, and of I.L. U. on Clunks Williomier, soul Alford() Pellegrini tame time a Ferrous were admitted Bachelors of Arts. T'r..inlunts lit Divinity on the foundation of the late Dne'tnr Downes., were granted to the following Students of Trinity Lt4lege, Baaliclors of Arts : Ellifon. the fuft Premium for reading the Liturgy, and to Chamberlain P.. \Valker, the fccond.—To ?Outwit: the tint, and to Crolly the feconcl Premiums, for written comgolVions on a fubjea delivered out. To Ormiton the firft premium, and to Chamh-rtain R. Walker the tecnnd, for creches pronounced extempore nn a (LINA prnpoted ; and to the two laft-nien sior.ed Gent:emen, additional Premiums were given by the College for written compaLtinns on a fubjeet delivered out. Premiums on the foundation of his Grace the prrfent Lord Primate, w: re granted on the recommendation of the Protein'. of Hebrew, to the following Students, Bachelors of Arts, in our University, fur their proficiency iu the Hebrew Language : Hopkins, Jcbb, Crampton, Burkeadus. and Wilton, rmus. Thurfilay night, between ten and eleven, Mr. Philip lifpy, of the Qarter•mailer General's Uf fizi:, proceeding to hichoufe at Drumcondra, was attacked by three ruffians, near the Canal Bridge, one of wham at his approach difcharged a piftol, while the others feized him by the collar, apply ing on hand over his mouth to prevent alarm; but a Mr. Bergen, living oppofite to the place of at tack, having been alarmed, the tufhans precipi tately retreated, and in the flruggle a fecund pif tol was fired, by which. Mr. Epfy received a firm wound in the neck. Evcry attention required by Mr. Efpy's fituation was immediately adminiftered to him by Mr. B. Saturday night Tall, flume villains attacked the Caine of lirimnah;near Crumlin,where Mr. Long. ford, of South Great George'sAreet, at that time refided, in order to plunder him. The latter, in attempting to efcape from the offenders out of a window, unfortunately broke his thigh, and was brought into town cn Sunday morning on a bier. Tht ruffians entered the place, robbed it of Tome earth and wearing apparel, and alfo took away Mr. Longford's watch : it is remarkable, that his favant-maid would not flay in the Caftle that night, but went off—it is, therefore, imagined that the was in the plot with the offenders who eons rnittcd the depredation. COMMISSON IN TELLIGENCE,SATVDAY, JULY t The Com m dim of Oyer and Terminer commen ced Its proceedings this day, before Lord Avow- NOR s and Judge Dowses. The City and County Grand Juries having been fworn, Edward Nee, convicted of having had in his poffeCGon a pound note, with intent to otter the fame, was fentenced to three months imprifonment in Newgate, and to !land twice in the Pillory. JULY lg.—The following conviaion took place: Lay. Maget, was found guilty of uttering forged notes on the bank of Ireland, and Mama' Gorman, of having robbed the liclufe of his matter, William Finegan. near Odin., of Cork Bank notes, and feveral articles of plate to a large amount. Ju Li 20.j olty Brawn, Jeremiah Bream, father and for., and Mathew Byrn, Rood indiaed for bur glary and robbery, on the 3d of June taR, at the , Eoufe of Alexander johnfon, at the &ft lock of the Grand Canal. _ _ _ _ Margaret Johann, wife of the profecutor, de. pofed to the robbery committee at her houfe. on the night laid in the indiament. She could only identify John Brenan, whore mildnefs and huma nity toter and 5 children, who lay in her bed, her huiband being abfent, fhe expatiated on in extenua tion of his offence. There were tome articles of plate, a watch, and feveral old coins, in good pre fervatinn, and wearing apparel, flulen, by which they were, through a fucceffion of evidence, traced to the two Brenans, who were found guilty, and the prifoner Byrn acquitted. jaws Afurtagb and Pat. Hammy, inclined for a burglary and robbery at the houfe of John Houfe, were acquitted, on the too fanguine tellimony of his (avant woman, rho depofcd, that on a former robbery, which the alledged that Murtagh had committed, (be litrrelf would have (hot him with her matter's carabine, had not her mifirefs pre vented her from committing murder. She blun dered much in identifying the prifoner, alledging that her fury was the caufc, and a carpenter of Charles-flreet proved an alibi for Hanway.—The rifsmers were, notwithftauding their acquittal, held over to bail. Lord Avonsfoca defined the law on burglary and robbery, affecting there mutt be an alive or stonftrualve breach and entry at night, with a rob bery a:Wally committed.or tome unequivocal overt :fa of intention to commit a felony. Martin Kelly indiaed for the wilful murder of Jahn Loughlin, was acquitted, the principal evi dence for the Crown having attributed the death of Loughlin to intoxication, and having nothing more to depolh againft the pi ironer than having been drinking in company with the deceafed. tlfatirnu Pardy, inclined for unlawfully having in his poffeffion forged notes of the Bank of Ire land, was found guilty on teftimony of Mt. Juttice Bell, who found 43 fiteleton and finifhed ones rolled up in a paper in pf ifoner's lodgings.—To be pd. lured twice, and imprifoned three months. Robert Lefily, found guilty yefterday of man- Ir k hand, and imprifoned fix months, to commence from the day he furrendercd himfelf, i. e. 19th of February laft. Thomas Hogan, a youth found guilty yetlerday for all . ..suiting an infant of eight years old, was brought to the bar for fentence. Lord AVON MORE addreffed him as follows: " You have been found guilty of a molt atroctous offence, that of abufing the perfon of an innocent child. upon whom, if you had perpetrated your bafe intentions, even withhcr own confent,,your life would hare juftly become the forfeit; you, how ever, Rand guilty of a crime of Inch a nature, fo highly aggravated by the circumftances attending it,as make the feelings of common humanity revolt with horror on the contemplation of it ; you mutt therefore undergo an exemplary punifhment, in order to deter others from indulging thoughts of fuch abominable licentioufnefs as your vile con , dna has exhibited ; you are therefore to be twice whipped publicly : fiom the Court Houle of Kil mainham to the Gaol thereof, and confined for fix calendar months, the firft whipping to be intlifted on you next Saturday, and the next at the expira tion of your imprifimment." Francis Ilufon and gob: kat, fi.und guilty yeller day of (12:11111g 200 brafs mufleet guards front the ordnance yard, to be tranfported for (even years. The twn Brenans, for robbing J'ihnfon, at the Quid C.tnal till lock, to be hanged. I bona: GOMM?, for robbing Wm. Finegan, to be alto hangtd. SUMMER ASSIZES. The Afrizes at Hertford commenred on Mon- day laa, before the Chief Baron MACDONALD and Baron lioritata.. WARNER V. SMITHS' I. This was an atftion for an affault, and no ways worthy of remark, but for the ludicrous turn it took. The plaintiff is a farmer, and was return ing from a profitable adventure, having bcen to market, when he called at the Red Lion, at Hock. erill, otherwife ftyled Sot's Hole. Hete quar relled with all the hone, dealers in grain he met, and was at laft fo imprudent as to intimate that the defendant, who was one of them, was a d--d 44r: the defendant, very naturally, felt that his shorafitt was at flake, and that it he paired it over Lightly, the public would nut irditac him at the next market-day, .when he fkould tell them that he had brought all the grain he was in pollifSon of to market, and that he felt so dirt to lel up 4. price of corn; he, therefore, replied, that if he re peated the fame obnoxious expreffioas be would " knock his ti—n head about." The plaintiff' very imprudently did fo, and the defendant was as good as his word. Mr. Gaiteow defended the anion is a train of infinite humour, contending that Mr. Smithfon had done no more than any other man wt old hare done in his fituation. The laws of comely, he raid, were infallibly the fame on the fubjed:—." If a man calls me a liar, I mull knock him down To prove which he cited many cafes that had come within his recolledion •, among others that of a very 'vest man, vihofe talents, he laid, would do honour to any country, he meant Mr. Wind• ham, who chanced to be in company, after his unfuccefsful haggle fir the city of Norwich, where an eleaor told him he hadnot voted for him, and as they were met he would tell him why ; in the firft place he did not like him ; and, in the feeond, his averfion arofe from his being a him. coat, and many more obfervations equally affront ing. Mr. Windham replied very coolly, .1. You do this, Sir, to put me off my guard, but I am colleded, and though the laws of courtcfy bid me knock you down, yet, as you have before voted for me, and as I think it may teach you how to behave in future, I Mall on'y pull your note," which he did, Paid Mr. Garrow, by wringing it well. He had no doubt that tranfadtion would be brought into a Court of Juftice, and Wit was, he doubted not it would be treated in the fame way he hoped the prefent would ; namely, by a Jury giving a verdict Two-pence damages, to enable fuck a phintiff to buy enough of fo ft foap to pro ted his nofe at lean for a week. The Jury gave a verdict of Sixpence Damages, when Mr. Gamma obferved t the plaintiff, who was in Court, " There, Sir, the Jury have been more bountiful to you than I fhould have been, for they have given you foap enough for thres week." souez, at... Manstow Houss.—Yefterday a man had a Sion examination, charged by a watchman of Cateaton•Rreet, with a burglary in the houfe of Mr. Randall, in the fame ttreet : he Rated, haring Peen the prifouer coming out of the houfe about three o'clock in the morning, be fecured him, and took him to she Poultry Compter : and on being fearched, plate to the amount of 1501. was found upon him. He was committed for re•etamination. GUlLDNALL.—Yeliertlay a woman underwent an examination, charged by her husband with rob bing him of three guineas in the night, with which the abfconded. She was committed for re-eza. mination. A boy about twelve years of age was charged by his matter on fufpicion of having Rohn - his watch. The boy acknowledged that he gave the watch to a perfon of the name of Jones, but could not tell where he could be found. He was com mitted for re.examination. A man of very genteel addrefs was charged by Coleman, in Field-lane, Holborn, who Rated, that the prifoner had hired a horfe and chaiCe of him feveral weeks fine, which he was to return in fix days. The ofence not aring in the fhape of a felony, the Alderman Bilged ' him ; but he was immediately arreiled. WHITICNAPEL .—Yefierday Thomas Daley and joins Doran were committed for reexamination, on a charge of hunting a bullock, with intent to Real it. A man was brought to the office on fufpicion of was committed for re-etaminatioa tin an ettimity is made at Somerfet Houle, refpeEting the Leaman whom he perfonated. A cripple who goes about felling gingerbread in the public houfes, was charged with ficaling variety of articles out of feveral houfes where he vifited. He was committed for re-examination. Monday evening the honfe of Alderman Per. ring, in BroacHireet, was broke open and robbed of linen goods to a large amount, by thieves at prcfent unknown. The centre arch of the new Bridge, juft erelled over the river Colne, at Colcheller, has fallen in, on account of the centre being (truck too foun from under it. _ _ _ The Worcefter wherry, belonging to Mr. J. Bsroms, laden with bacon, cheele, &c. was, on 1‘ ednefday lafl, funk in the river Severn, during a violent guft of wind. The crew were all fired ; and the cargo fullained but very little damage. On Thurfday Taft, as a man on horfeback was riding down Broad-greet, Briftol, a foot palfenger Prick the horfe wit's a flick, which occalloned him to garde, very tinexpeactlly, and the faddle turning round, the rider fell and was dragged lime ditlance, receiving fuck violent blows from the horfe's feet, as have fence occalioncd his death. Same day. in the Lime Arca, a man fell under the wheels of a waggon, and was fo much hurt, that doubts are entertained of his vcovcry. A gentleman of Bath, a few days back, in palling through a field near Calverion.down, was (lopped by two villains difguifed, who aiming at his brad, (truck him fevercly with a pißol on his shoulder, and then robbed him of his cath ; and a few days fince as J. Noble, a hair dreffcr of Bath, was returning about nine o'clock in the evening from Briflol, through Newton meads, he was at tacked by two foldiers with knapfacics, one of whom collared him, but he luckily gave him fo fevers a blow as laid him prollrate with the grraind ; the other then attacked h;m, and after a l art fcuille he extricated himielf, and happily got off without material injury. This affair happened near the river, and from fome expreffions the vil lains flied, it limed as if they intended to throw him into it. The following is, perhaps, one of the molt me• lancholy and fatal effefts of a dreadful fcarlet ma lignant fever that ever affeded one family : About a fortnight ago a fine girl, the daughter of Mr. George Cook, a refpeflable farmer at tilling, near York, was feized with ficknefs, and almoft iuftantly eAt.ired. In a few days after the brother and litter of thvabove girl were attacked with a fituilar complaint, died in a very (hurt time, and were both buried in one grave on Thurfday laft.— Two other boys, brothers to the above, were alfo taken ill a few days ago, both of whom died on Sunday. Another little girl likcwife was taken dangeroufly ill of the fame complaint, but is hap. pity recovered. The afieftionate parents have to lament the lois of five of their children, the Oda only ten years of age, in the (pace of a fortnight. The following extraordinary inftance of efcape from imminent danger occurred at a coal pit near ' :,14tavenonTr s ; fen lig! t. A womon,omploy ed ai .he bottom ut the pit, in the aft of hooking ttie bafket, (in order tot is being drawn up to the top) was caught by the thumb, between the hook at the end of the rope, and the iron fixed acrofs the top of the bafket. In this manner fke was fitfpended by the fide of the bafket; and, without any other fecurity. except what arofe from the nail of one of the fingers of the other hand, having (from the pain, and in the moment of alarm) been involun tarily thatch into the bottom of the baiket—floe was drawn to the top of the pit ! and releafed from fo perilous and frightful a (tuition, without receiving any injury I The pit is twenty fathoms deep. Friday the fitting Magiflrate at Edinbargli, fined a hackney coach driver in one guinea, and ordered him to be imprifoned for eight days, for being drunk, and behaving improperly to a com pany at the Theatre, on the evening of Wednef. day Taft. That part of the fentence refpefting the imprifonrnent was afterwards remitted by the Magiftrate, at the interccffion of the party cum plaining. A very melancholy and diftreffing accident happened within a little of Jedburgh on Monday fe'nnight. While Mr. George Scott, furgeon there, was returning from St. Bofwell's fair in company with feveral of his acquaintances, his boric came down with him upon the turnpike. and in conk queue of the fall his fkull was fraftured. Medi cal affiftance was quickly got, and the operation of trepanning performed in three different places, but the wound was unhappily mortal. He lived till about feven o'clock on the Tuefday morning, when life departed. Mr. Scott was a young man of a muff amiable di(polition, and his unfortunate death 'is much lamented by every perfon acquaint ed with him. BIRTH& On the 234 inflant, the lady of the Rev. Daniel Lyfons, of a daughter. 1 he lady of Lord Francis Osborne, of a fon, at Goginsgog • bill, near Cambridge. MARRIED. On Friday, at the Right Hon. Robert Ward's, at Stephen's. green, Dublin, the Rev. Henry Mahon, to Mitt Anne Syniel, daughter, and one of the co-heirelles, of the late Rev. Dr. Syntr,, of HiUbrooke, county of Wicklow. Tucfday ft'ailight, Colonel Wm. Robertfon, jun. of I.udc, to Mils Haldane, daughter of the late 3corge H..ldanc, L 4. of Gleneagles. Yefterday moralng, at St. Andrews, Holborn, the Rev. John Radcliffe, M.A. Medlar of St. Ann, Middlefex, and Fate Fellow of Braids. Nofe College, Oxford, to Mils Ann Leigh, youagell daughter of Edward Leigh, Efq.Took's• court. DIED. At Rome, at the age of 80, Ctedinal I.coizzani. On the 17th initaut, the Rev. Richard Pitt, 'Mc of Grofvcoor ftreet. On Turd', fennight, Chriltopher Teefdale, Elli. late Lieu tenant-Colonel of the Sull'at Cavalry, at his father's houfe, Cul lege-areet, Weftminfta. On Monday, at Lady Mendip's bode, at Twickenham, In ba ylit year,Luey Dowager Vdeountefs Clifden, eldeft furviv - ing daughter of John Martin, of the Kingdom of Ireland. Her Ladylbip was bra married to the Hon. Henry Boyles Walling ham, fan of the Earl of Shannon, by whom die bad one fun, who died an Infant. Site married (madly James Agar, the Ist. Vg.....• ri;fik, h. wiwn l'he has left Mae Henry WLI fitat PEiF Lbxr,t) Z.. 171TTE, Itni EANKRUPICUS 1 . 2 - 41.ARGED. Sept. t 4• Robert William P.ltla t ipa, Sir Robert Murray Browne Chrhe, lz:e St. Marrla-Bonne, Middlefi.x, {Lad: :r, ter., at G,.i1d0..11. Sept. 14. Michael liathagen atid Jeren.,alt Der:nano, :ate .. ) r Watling-ftreet, London, merchanta and copartner s, tae at Guildhall. Sept. 18. John Hatfield, of Tiverton, Deentilhire, mash r; , at ten, at Guildhall, 1.01 don. Anguil 14. William Stevens, late of Ahrhoreh-lane, Loud" , oyfter-dealer and fitiunotirr, :It ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPT s. V,'illiam Kruger, late of VAUXII dl, Lambeth, Surrey,i,„, rod a prifdner In the K Bench, tae!or, &Air arid to forrerder July 3t, at ten, Aurlil to, rat eleven, 7, at ten, at Gu il dhall. Attorney, .Ir. hoger Tempk-lane. Timothy Scott, :ate of Coletnat-ftrert, I.ond , r, ehapman, Augult 3, to, and Sept. s. at ten, at Guild: Attorney ' Mr. hale, on the Bru . d Pavement, :Vous John Marthall, late of Wm kiret kiini!...r!,.od, dealer and cleaprosui, Aubuit 3, 1 .. and. S. p!.., Guildhall, I.undnn. Attortie-y, Mr. Parry, hal Holborn, London. Henry Hill Harvey, late of Tokentroufe-yard, London, at" , Terrace-coort, in the Upperotroct, Illiiigion, broker. lamer, dealer and ehapimn, AurtA 3,10, 7, at one. at Gull Vial ~,, i dturnies, Meths. Id'adefon, garkar, and Grave:no, Audio Friars. I aindiao. Anvil TO. John Dawfon, Hyde-area, ifloomfhury, nianufaifturer, at ten, at Guildhall. Auguft 14. David h:offatt, of Has-Market, London, yaw, at elevi n, at Guildhall. Augult 14. Robert Clarke, of King-ftreet, Covent-Gardat, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. Augult a 6 joldi Stubbs, late of Krighley, Yorklhire, inn keeper, at eleven, at the Devunthire AAns, Keighlcy. SEQUESTRATIONS, Etc. IN SCOTLAND. William Inhabit . : and C. Glafgow --Creditom to meet is Black null, 29th July. at twelve, to name au interim :setae, fame place and hour 26th Aogult, to eled. A trUltee. Edward . Lloyd, thopket per, et, rtlinburrt—Cre•- ditors to meet in the hia:k bull, Glafgow,un the a7th jar, at twelve, to chute an interim Nato; ftme place and Mutt on the 34th Au^ , utt next, to chufe. _ . Jam Craig and Co. ma!lutiaiircre, Creditors to rale*. in John ()res,PaiLley, on the 29dt July. at on, to tia•IIC a!: intcrint fadtur ; fame place and hour uu akith Augnit, to chni.. a tr..aro. Rotwr. Will .% merchant in Pcrtit, to be examined in tt , .! Sherif Com r-room offer 01, GU ;: ft July and 17th Aug nil at eleven o'clock.—Crediturs to !met in Robert Chnlik's Mit l'erth, on the 18th Augult, at cleven o'dock, to inftruet Ptitrkk I Vdge, the truftte.—Claitnt to be lodged on or be fore the 18th March. James Gordon, merchant is Forfar, to he examined in t! Kalif Court-rutom of Forfar, no the zsl and 16th thy, of A loft, at t.ns CrWitors to•nieet in li.irr.bch's Ina, Forfar, o.s t?th Au4uft, at tnalve o'clock, to inlit Wtn, Roberti, the truftee.—Cl3!m, to b.: lodged on or before the 27th M.trth. TO MORROW. San rifcs I Sun ins I Moon rifts Is minutes after 4 45 minves after 7 r; minutes after 1 . _ HIGH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TOAIORROW, Morning 5d minutes after r Afternooo as minutes atter a DLSIEMES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he ma/ daily be confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, Ili his houte, 5, Frith-ltrixt, Soho, London, in ail cafes of Ohftrucl. , ;rs. Strictures, Gleets, Seminal We:Ands, incontinency of Urite Flanlas, Impotence, and dtbility in either Sex, Rte. trans extenfrre Praelice in this department, to which he has mo aned hirufelf for many yerrs, be users a method of cure, m ad, efficacious, and which prevents a rat*. Mr. DUkOUR, foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me dicated) Bonin, has ultimstely fu improv;cl them. by divert ing them of the irritating etlidla of common Bougics. that City fuccecd where milks andsither violent means, have tailed. For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in po:lkUi.n of Daran's Remedies, Co mild that that' mulct' eutillzearenr or reftruint indict uniticeilary. To enat...- h , ni to atte.-..1 p.itients at their own houres, he has pre bled the :ifiiitsree of .1 (ie.:at :llan ache Faculty. Perfoc., in the eoantry may he eurrsi by ' Rating their cart% In Itttv7s, roi pu:d. JIM publlled, price / Tre:Xle ou the at.,,:vc Corny: . .ints, with the vA7i.iUl frllol-41111 and est:3 fbc..vi: g the p shrful atol dr.nr,r,es tett.* of C.:Annie litoori,i; an inipz.oreci method of tr...;ia: ga• norrheas, &c. &e. Printed. Cro j. Cr:W.11.4,1A. and H. 1). Symonds Patoruolitc-mrr , alto to he Lad at M'Queetes, Excier•Ch.inge, ansi at the lint:inea. VENEREAL BLINDNLSeI, To Mr. Thomas Taylor, ;'Lllge.4l. NO. •ip New Srldgc.flreet DI . All eta, London. • I'l' is with the meek heitt - ttla fitti,..fii(lion that Ad drt.fa you on the inontiparable Cerrllciter of rim inva'as'e:c Me.dicitte—LEAKt's r Pt:.t• --I❑ the tpriug of s year I had the miaortunt to contract a Venereal Curnp'aint, attensfed with the molt 4:ynaitig and dangerous fyinptem.t, ic aLaueb,tlsat I have Jeeu eunfiu.d to toy roam tor %le:less , ft together, and not able to stir mit of ; Vre nefit n.e day, aml futtrered the inea exeruciatins pail and tot tner t, and what was still yogic, my Lyes grew 5t , ..-ak and dint, fe thust I could retiree difeern any tu:46:l, Weyer to etude to me, er pealed 'tot hing ler; t Lan the total loLs of my light.—Fran healthy, and rather corpulent titan, I itccattie a mere thaulow, and an objet of pity and cuttnpaflion•—'lly fe:uuds hutd •,•;:•..e:u me over, and thought my recovery impol ibhr. In this .Itectlftd ttate, and calm:ding every minute to b.. try LA in thi t sazurt, I was fortunately reeotnnsendtd lef a nel•Oluotur to tr 7 yes: Medicines, but having tried ad medical aid to no pit rpc,"te zeJ bon at an etiornious expencc, it wutts loose time before I roali be prevailed 'ot; ei take ttC4:l; at bit I lent for fix foto, and before I hadrfakilli them all, 1 found conlidefable h. n. 7 %1 pains gradually sicereaCed,s-nd my eye-light grew b•Ater, and ea the great forprixe and allot:Aliment eat all my friends, r IA! ng three boxes more), my health and lisengthW4l3 Itorel, and I ant now, (thanks to my 60n and your insaittant Medicines), as well aud hearty Si ever I was in my•lite. Your obliged humble fervant, IL L. LLIGIL. High-ltreet, Ilieutingbani, November t, 1799 s You arc at full liberty to publish this i:1 aay manner vow:tilt proper, for the benetit of fociety at larat, and whirls • have fent you sneer, but was fearful of The alxtveMedielne is earttettly recutunniumded to all preens that are in any doubt of their beiuug t nuirely I:VC of ever nrrealAlketion, particularly to tilt & a:sont ut:tering their a un dition in life, as it will certainly er.ubeutte Lvery film of tltst nature, of however long Rand:rut, or hnwLv. r ant, r the appearance of other difor,:••rt it ri.tt be :h r eicorbutir, Glandular, and Cutaneous Counplutia:s. uis :dm r. welts: to be taken, cfpecially in the Sprieg, soirtorr. Prepared and fold by the title Pr.•p•iettur, 'l': lOMAS TM" LOW, Member of the Corporation of S:ur:e urn, Lonitutt, • Itis bottle, No 9, New ltridgedlreet ; tsbete be tsiil glee A.: vice, without 4. Uce , to p..3.! . .ris tiltrr Yids, •nd will (wee patients I .ettees, if puft on the futan.• terms, o ‘•.• ri. ing in ail cafes the moll lay/Iola:91c Stxre.:y,l3B Cafe having:wen mentioned, but at thr;r owls r by the Proprietor, during the court: 0f titre • years, . 1 he has had the condurt of an vete:dive !ale of the above cinc,aud the praerliee arifuug theeefrum. They are aft) fold by Lis appuintmetut, at the Pcriatare• No. 35, St. Album's-Weer, Pall-Mall; Mr. Robeet , on . s'i•.: - atop, No. 103, Oxford street; Mr. Steel's, Boot:felt .r. NI. I . Union-row, Little Tower-Hill; and by rear Perf.ho in rv, :+ confiderable town in hungland, in Boxes of only at. 9,i. e. fealed up with Nil and lain Direellont. LONDON: krinted for the Pro::fictotA by JOHN ii.AN; (of Carnaby-ftrcet) at the :ti-ma f . N.. Catty-greet ; and pablifhed he LEVEL K •h. 1' (uf 1