Star. — London, England, 1801-09-11 00:00:00

~s I COUNTR r NEU'S: A HEAVY STORM. • A letter from Kinfale, dated Aura toth,Tayl, that on that day a 'tremendous gale fromW. S.W. blew off the Old Head. There was. on Sunday a heavy tempefl at Yar mouth, accompanied with a great deal of rain. Sunday a barn, at Bluhderton, about fix miles from Yarmouth, was fet on fire by lightning, and with the corn which was in it, entirely confurned. Sunday morning, about eight o'clock, the in habitants of Woodbridge, Suffolk, were greatly alarmed by a violent florm of thunder and light ning.—A luminous body ,of fire was feen in its progtefs frhm the S. E. to N. W. which (truck a chimney, neatly in the centre of the town, and defcended into the attic Rory, where it was at trafted by a bell-wire and condufted to a chamber, parlour, hall, and keeping-rooms here it termi nated with a moll tremendous percuffion.—A fe- Male fervant, who was in the keeping.room, hap. pity efcaped without fufiaining the flightettanjury. The chimney-piece and fire-irons in the parlour, were removed feveral feet into the room i and other parts of the premifes alforeeeived contidera big damage, but no lives were Sunday night there was the moll dreadful flortn of thunder, lightning, and hail, at Brighton, ever 'remembered. A lad of the name of Wallis, be longing to the South Gloucefter, was fo firuck with a LA of lightning, in going from this place to the Barracks, that it is thought by the forgeon who attend, him, that he will never fufficiently recover his light. A dreadful thunder fihrm was experienced at Huntley, in Aberdeenibire, on the ,9th ult. The particulars, is communicated in a letter from that ,place, are as follow : Wednefday left, the t9th, till eleven o'clock forenoon, we bad one of the fineft days that could be wilhed. About eleven a thunder cloud appeared in the well, and it began to thunder pretty loud, the fon Mining bright here. In a ikon ttme the attach thickened, and a few great drops of rainfell, the thunder continuing for a little while with vio lence. It then cleared up for about fifteen minutes, when we thought the Roan was over. It then be- tame cloudy, and the th'under began and continued in a moll tremendous manner for fotne hours, at tended with vivid Wiles of lightning, and an an taxman fall of hail and rain. The bail was very big. like large drops orfrozen water, eiradar and flat, northers as circular as a farthing, and pretty think, few or none in tl:r common form of hail, rather like ice. The rain fell in torrents; in a few tninates the (trots in many places were impafable, bdngfeveral feet deep of water. About one o'clock in the afternoon it became fair, at three the thunder began again, and continued till five, exceedingly load; but with little rain,'whenit entirely toad. " The olden perfon id this place never remem bered to have witneited filch p dreadful form of hail and rain, nor to have heard fuch awful loud thunder in this place. The very heavens (carted to be rending; the lightning appeared forked. But what is regularly remarkable, the hail did not reach above one mile, • or at grthen two miles in any direitionfrom this town, and although tome fields of oats and beer were much beat down with the hail, ruin, and torrents of water, yet the damage is but trifling, and in many places fcarcely, difcernable. Turnips, cabbage, omons, &c. fuf feted a good deal, and had a poor appearance, but (ante of them are beginning to look better. The lightning (truck one honfe in theparint of Forgue, threw down part of a chimney, broke a weather gles, looking-glafs, and fplintered the chfinney piece and fome other pieces of wood in a room. -1 Providentially no perfon was in the mom. This is the only infante of any damage done, except the roof of an old houfe in Huntley, whic h fell in, fup pofed to be with'the weight of rain that had fallen. NO other accident worth notice is known." According to the calculation of the Academician Kaarrr o St. Peteriburgh, on an average of ten years, has annually 97 briht days, to 4 of rain, 72 of fnow, and 93 unfettled . There are every year from twelve to fixty.fevenfionnt, which fometimes, when they proceed from the Wen, occafion inunda tions. From an experience of more than fixty years, the ice of the Neva (the Thames of Petal. Isnrgh,) never breaks up before the 25th of March, and never later than the 27th of April, the earlieft time of its freezing is the zoth of Odober, and the laieft the to of December. What (hall we think of the wildcat of NM the Great, who founded to magnificent a city under inch a climate? A C•VTIn' to SPORTSMAIII.—As Mr. ADAM KING, of Welt Merfea, was going to Colcheiler on Thurfday Taft, when he had got near the town, a Gentleman !hot at a bird croffing the road, and accidentally lodged part of the charge in Mr. Kt acts right fide. He happened luckily to have an a thick great coat, which prevented him frotu being much injured. _ _ Lal week the Mayor of thc city of Glofleeter appointed a Jury for thc examination of weights and meaftires, who, on Saturday laft, in the but cher's market, feed the lizelyards of nine hut tillers ; in the butter-market, 13.01 b. of butter were likewife feizea, am] di(ributcd aiiiongit the poor, tkt:eient in weight. 11:: body rf Mr. EVAN?, late Surgeon in the Von . .,ornery M;;;,:a, (who was ar:;•,tanat eltraamed IA March, on his pafrage fr om IVhite haven to Liverpool) was caul up 1.,a %sect, neat .tlackpool, Lancalhire, and deccntit interred in Lytham C,urch-yard.—Thcre wo:ic 1.-t—id upon ti.c body fir !:.ttincas and a half, and a gull teach. with :sr° gold _ _ On Sunday morning a your, lady cfPlymon:N 1 - )nck ttas brrnt fr dreadfully that lin.. t. v.• hourc, in ct.nrcquence of a rsairk ca.. :icr foe war, taking a ;tic. A few days Mnrn ll's% a yrtini• ‘i i•n;ar was flint thrrinOi the head h: prefentcd a p' . f‘ , l to 1... r in ;cit. Titc l icen u;tn i.. 11 frnic firm, J'l2 tile V • •fl'• W 4 taksu aNay ; 'out ii I.i.lupitvlc,i fstc 1 2 • tiNea powder had 'ailed into the Imo through the touch hole, and, on the trigger being pulled, the ball was' difcharged. The unfortunate victim died, after' lingering four days. Jscon PRESTON, Efq. was on Sunday feitnight elefted Mayor of Yarmouth. The ceremony of choofing the Mayor is curious. Six Members of ' the Common Council and fix Freemen of the 80. rough, are locked up in the Great Hall, near the Church, until nine are unanimous in the choice of one perfon. The EleCtors were this year thirty three hours in coming to their determination.— They have, however, been known to fit nine days. Neither food nor light fhould be admitted into the room during the eleCtion, but the parties left to watch and ftarve each other out. FARMING SPFCULATION.—A farmer in Ramp thire, who is a candidate for the prize of 3cc,l. of fered by the Board of Agriculture for the hell crop of potatoes on new-broke ground, has planted 3o acres, for the fec fimple of which (being wage land) he paid only 41. per acre. He has railedas many potatoes as will prttcluce tool. and which, exclufive of the p►emium he hopes to obtain, will be 891. more than the colt of the foil. There is an oak -tree of very extraordinary di menfions now growing near the road betwixt Knarelborugh andHarrogate, meafuring 18 feet in circumference at two feet from the ground, and the curiofity it affords is much increafed by a large flack of corn being at prefent built up6n it, which is fupported by the trunk and the branches alone. On Wednelday latt the infant daughter of Mr. Stephens, farmer, at Heathfleld, fell backwards into a cauldron of boiling milk, under preparation for making cheefe, and was thereby fo miferably fcalded, that the languilhed a few hours, and then expired M great agony. Wednefday between five and fix o'clock in the evening tome boys being at play about Hampflead• Heath ponds, they perceived an old Woman afloat in one of them; it appeared that the was a pauper in Hampilead Workhotife, which the quitted on the preceding Friday, on leave, to fee Tome friends in the country. In the nig:tt of Saturday Jail, limit brute in hu. man fhape cut and mangled a valuable mare, the property of Mr. Samuel Garrett, of Kelvedon, fup pofed to have been worth 301. The villanous per petiators of fuck ads as the above are rarely dif covered. but when the injured party has the good fortune to bring fuch moniters to juitice, the laws of the countryAould be enforced to their utmoli extent. On Tuefday fe'nnight, at the Rotation Office, in Leeds, a publican from Holbeck, was con• viEled and paid the penalty of 4os. and cogs for refilling to take a billet from a militia man.—A butcher was likewife comieed in the penalty of 41. and colts, for not having his ilcias Ramped accord. ing to AR of Parliament. At Ruthin Affize, yobs Morris, for robbing a farmer on the highway near Wrexham,, of two one-pound notes and a fhilling, received fentence of death ; and Cohesive °emu, for houfe-breaking, was fentenced to be tranfported for feven years. The three Orifoners condemned at the Spring Af fize were reprieved on condition of tranfc•orta don. At this Affize a caufe was tried refpeaing a right of paßtirage, which, from the anfwers given by one of the %muffles, kept the Court in a continued roar of laughter. Among the queltions he was defired to Rate, what quantity of was growing on the dig:Pitted part ?—To whit he drily replied, a I think abort as much as would graze fixpewets."—Upon your oath, now," rays the Counfel, " was there not , as much as would graze a goofc r' a No : I would na' (wear that, neither," fay, the fellow, " a goofe is a big eater, Maifier." On Tuefday lag, a footpad calling himfelf Law rence Kaid, was taken up at Edge-hill; near Liver pool, about nine o'clock in the evening, by a party of Captain Fai.xasa's troop of Light Honk, who with himfelf, had volunteered the fervice of thing as a patrole in the environs of that place, fince the robbery on Prefcot road, as lately mentioned; and too much credit cannot be given to Capt. FAL L t and his troop, not only for their zeal, but their caution and perfeverance in going with this man from one place to another, through the town, where be pretended to have fome acquaintance, &c. for feveral hours, till they at laR difcovere his real lodgings, and found the watch which had been Role as above, and then delivered him over to the police officers, fence which he has undergone (eve. ral examinations, and now ?lands fully committed to take his trial at the next Lancaßer Affixes. Lan week were committed to the Cagle of York, Hannah Naylor, of Sheffield, charged with having uttered and paid a one guinea forged promiffory note, knowing the fame to be forged; alfo Jofeph Stoddart, of Arkengarthdale, charged with deal. ing to pieces of lead, value aol. and William Ri ley, of Doncafler, charged by the Coroner's In quell, with wilfully and furinufly driving a tingle horfe chaife at full fpeed through the !freers in Wakefield, by which means Abraham Lockwood, a fine boy of the age of eleven years, was drove over and inftantly killed. It is hoped this will operate as a caution, and prevent others driving carriages in the public Streets in fo dangerous a manner. I,Vednefday fc'nnight were executed, in front of tlic county gaol at lleheaer, Aram Ph/rawer and j Gr,r. ; the former Inc breaking open and rol, l ling the flinp °fame les Britten, tailor, at Hob. con.h ; the latter, tiir breaking open the mill:1;0 , 1re of Philip :stock, at Dnwnfide, and healing twelve clr I..fes. Plummer has been a notorious offender f:, rn hi, cool he «infeifed that be had been cr , .::•v 4 many gutty thefts, filch as roll ing milk • An I lil i i ponds , tlealing potatoes, &c. and h: was contintd in Shepton•Mallet gaol for ri•acsninir. lie namrd lour perfons in particular ..;:r. CMICC:i.c4 with him in the rubbery for Buffered. yeira can, v,7r. , en nuts were Icrs ti in ;,• time, feveril foldiers at :_iilvcr -1;;:i : in confcquence of having ate of OIL ni ;111 This we mention as a caution t., slet,r tho v.i:uc tlatir health and livcir flom fiaailar iskfarstions. .... ift 'Emmet/arm, Strr. 7.--"Afterda, in the after-- noon a fire broke out in a hook in the middle of 1 the Welt Bsw, but by the &Cavity of the neigh. i hours, and the affiftance Come of the fire-en pines, and city guard, it was prevented from fpreading. The furniture of the apartment where it broke out was entirely confumed. We had a confiderable fall of rain yefterday afternoon, which continued through the greater part of laft night. A young woman expired on Thurfday fen night, in a harveft-field at Lonton, Cumberland, through exceffive heat and violent exertion. On the 17th ult. Come men reaping a field \ of corn near °lves-11one, were fo overcome with thirft, occafloaed by the extreme heat, that they drank fo very immoderately as to occafion the death of one of them in a few hours, and two other.s of them are not likely to recover. INVERARY, SEPTEMBER 4.—The Circuit 'Court ofJulticiary was opened here upot:i. Weduerd.ty the ad inft. by the Right Hon. the Lord Mira YEN. Yefterday the Court proceeded to the trial of Duncan Seam:, w eaver in Campbelhwn, yoLn Bri/b, carter in Campbelltown, Hugh Lantant, at Afkomellmore, near Campbelltown, and Mary Darroch, refiding in Campbelltown, who were at.- cured of being concerned in a mob and riot in the town of Campbelltown, in theanonth of February laft, for the purpofe olo'oftruEting the (hipping of grain. Duncan Sellars was outlawed for not ap pearing ; and the Jury having found that the other three perfons were aiding And abetting in the mob and riot libelled, under particular qualifications fpecified in their vcrdid, the Court having met this day, fentinced . 7ohn /Irish to two months im prifonment in the tolbooth of Invcrarv, Huzi , La moor to fir weeks imprifonment in laid tolbooth, and Ma, Defrock to one month's imprifonment. There being no other buliners to come before the Court at this place, they proceed to morrow for Glafgow. DUPLIN, SEPT.EMBBR I. On Monday fe'nnight, a Roman Catholic cler gyman coming to town on horfeback from Santry, waa.flopped by three villains armed with pifiols, nho fired at „Itim ; the ball milling, one of the vil lains gave him a violent blow which brought him tb the ground, and they robbed him of a flyer watch and made their ekape. Saturday night fait, about ten o'clock, as Colo nel Ks art xc was on his way to the Pidgeon-houfe, in a hackney coach, he was flopped near the Low ground, at the Grand Canal, by three armed nrf. flans, rho were of a banditti of from fix to eight ltirking near the fpot, and robbed of his watch, twelve guineas, fume wearing apparel, &c. &c.— The villains returned him his watch, exprefling at the fame time Tome regard they had for his family. The coachman was fufpefted to be an accomplice •in the robbery, as he would not drive the way he was &fired, and in his paces teemed to favour the defigns of the freebooters. When the Colonel af terwards reached the Pidgeon-houfe, he put the coachman in cuflody of a military guard. and com municated the intelligence of his robbery to Ma jor SIRR, who immediately caufed a purfuit after the offenders. Friday, Mr. CA wi-peLL, High Connable at Li merick, appreher.ded one Donohue, charged by a man of the name of Dennis Gorman, with being an United Irilhman ; while Gorman was making the charge, Donohue (truck him with a bottle in prefence f the High Confbable, which inflantly deprived the unfortunate man of his right eye. On Thl:rfday night lag, a large flack of wheat was: burned at Mungret, near Limerick; the pro perty of Patrick Coleman, farmer, which the un fctrtunate fulTerct apprehends was nralicioufly per petrated by tome evil-minded perfon or pitons. • Wednefday, the houfe of one Ryan, near Bally renan, in the North Liberties of Limerick, was I burned down, through the pradice of drying flax infide dwellings. Two women, Honor Molony, and Little. ton, who lived near Kilgeorey, in the county Clare, bathing in the Lough at Paid place, on Friday morning, were both unfortunately drowned. Saturday a young woman, about 17 years of age, was found drowned near the fill bridge of the Grand Canal. A Coroner's Inque(t was held on the body, and brought in their verdid acciden• tal death. In confequence of the recent robberies which have been committed upon the Low Ground, the Superintend-tnt Magiftrate with a very laudable attention to public lafety, has direfird a patrols of peace officers and watchmen in that place and the vicinity, every night, commencing at an early hour, and to continue until morning. That judi cious regulation has been already attended with good etre& ; for on Monday night, the patrole hearing the fcrcams of a woman near that place, immediately lialtened to the fpot, and being in formed that two ruffians had made an attack upon her,, they direaly purfued, and apprehended them. The offenders underwent a ffrift examination, and were afterwards lodged in Werbnrgh's watch. houfe, and notice given by order ofthe fuperinten tendant Magi irate to thole lately robbed, to view them. The fpirited condna of Mr. Kinahan, on Sa turday evening lad, upon the Naule road, where he apprehended two of a banditti of four' who at. temp;ed to rob him, is highly praifeworthy. He was riding when they flopped him—one in an in. (Lint put a •pillol to his head, and demanded his money. Mr. Kinahan, without any agitation, or being alarmed, coolly obferved " lads, you need not threaten to (hoot a man who is ready to give what he has—don't be. in a hurry, and you 'hall have all in my polfeflion ;" this put the ruffians off their g uard, , and Mr. Kinahan, m a ki ng a f e i nt t o put his hands is his breeches pockets, faid, he mug alight, they were fo tight, to get his hands into them ; difinounting, he watched an opportunity, and fei7ed the piliol from the fellow who had it, knocked him and another down, and the others ran off. He fecured the two, and one of them died of the wounds he received, as be was conducing LO Kiimainham gaol. Thichttialt. to taly•s A. T. , All a ttp. ' _ RitiED. A few days Spas, Mr.Ohterlaßden LIM; 'anal Mr. t. of York-houfe, Bark to mils &mote; of Hatfield. lately, Mr. Matthew Lareanbary, of Wdkott to Mlle Macketrsle, of Bath. Off Sunday lait, it St. Comte's. Hanweer-ftreare, fa r a g „lk, General Pea Mortal, ta Mire Marla Palm, niece of Baker, eq. Comptroller of the Cullom at Montreal. -On the SO instant, J. Bacon., Erg. fcelptor, to MTa Tay kr, of High-ftreet, Soothwyt, oWiT. Yelleraay morning, at Haekriey, the Rey. Gilbert Wcitc a may tnu..lk diltingaillied for vent acquirements in Litntitz and literary in.owkdge.. Lately, oldie yellow fever, op their paffage to Jamaica, Mrs and Mrs. Coufmaker sad family. With a female !errant MT. Coo/maker was the fon of Lady Hales, of Cavendira-fquart. On Sunday, at R.khmund, Surrey, the infant foci of Witham Douglas, Elq. On Monday evening, at a very advancdi ege t Sydentiont Singleton, Efq. On Friday ialt, aged 60, Mr. Richard Heron, of York, what fervcd the Mice of Sheriff in the year 1171. - - . _ On Saturday morning, at Ida Louie Without Bootitam-tor. York, after a fhort Ilinefs, Leonard rtekard, Efq. many years Steward to the late and the prefent Arehbithop of that province. Os the 3oth ult. at Storri, in Wcitmoreland, Medley Sy. veßrr Orimito.n. Efq. ddeft fon of Thomas Gruniton, Efq. Gaitufton and Xilnwick, Yorkihire. DISEASES of the URINARY CANA!. odd VENEREAL: COMPLAINTS. MDIJFOUR informs the Public,that h e ma y ALL daily be confuked gratis, from 9 to 3, at his honk, No. 5, Frith-ftmet, Soho, London, In all cafes of Steittures, Gluts, Sminal Weaknefs, Incontinency af thins Fiftula Impotence, ant debility In either Set, &c Frairl extenfive Pradlloe In this to which he has cm. Coed himfetf for many Tears, offers a method of cane, mild. eflicacksos, and which prevents a relapfe. Mr. DUFOUR, fok Proprietor of Dames celebrated (me dicated) Bougie', has ultimately fo improved them, by dtveit ing them of the.irritating effels of eomntod Boogies, that they fuceeed where carton and other violent means hue heed. Far the Venereal Dirt/de, Mr. DUFOUR is in portion or Damn's Remedia l fo mild that they render eoat- sat or rettraint in diet unsor,drary. To enable him to atend padents at their own hooks, be has provided the *Mance of a Gentle man of the Faculty. Perrone In the eaantry slay be cured by Rating their cafes in letters. ime Paid- Jun ptabillhed, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, enlarged—A Treatife an the above Complaints, ilinitrated with the various fympaums and Cafes mewing the painful and dangerous ef feds of Cathie Beagles; an Treed method si treating go. norrheas, Ike. Printed - for . Callow,Vhown-coart, Sobo„ and 15. D. Symonds, Patents -row ; alto to be had a M'Queetes, Rater -Change, and at the Andsor's. THE added with RHEUMATISM, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head-ach, Numboefa, Palley, fletrolencia, and Pain, of the Stomach, win nod an effedtual remedy is WHI , Ea•aeca Cl MOOTAIII, Which has frequently fuer-ceded in cafes that had healed eerty ether method, and ander eircuMfisams Ant proehaded every ezpultulan of relief front the mean" Wholly pedeabods it hr pr ii Mb, and dfo in a Said Rate. eal e v ilills are an exes.ilcorSteenacide, patinae* ibrvionatie.l in Hatulencies and iodisation; and by tisk Winner mode of'e operation, (infenfible perfpiratkee) they gradually undermine the molt obitinate Rlstasemuic and whet cmplahur, andat the fame time invigorate the 'debilitated ivesaitaties. Tke Fluid Eifenee is a remarkably salve eahlioneatlnn, necelfaffly bred with the Pills ; and as it generally evokes a tingling fendadext. ever. in the deep& fasted assefcleo, it rensovea the mute of pain, by bringing on a proper circulation in the paet. By this means, the fevereft Sprains and Brtdfas, aid Strains and ao. !stations, are frelnutdy cored by a few applications. In ner. vous Head-ache, st affsirds inflantaneous relief; and by the fuggeftion of f.4teral Ladles of dlitiction, Me Joon rro w I a es it, for the aecomme2atlott of the affluent, equally grate. fat as the Honey or Lavender Waters; in this Rabe It can wily be hat at his haute, No. it, Onmk-lerect, Soho, London, he larger huh bottles, at its. 6d. esch...-.The genuine is dabs. gabbed from counterfsits by the King's Patent, add the Arm tore of E i t t aOHUITOX on the tabled r each box o bock. .At may be at as. pd.cati, of reputable Medicine rea der in the three kingdoms, Weft fpdles, and America To prevent counterfeit impoetion, the siiftingailisiag markt, of the genuine are &smeary to be attended to. " To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq N 0.9, Bridge-ftreet, London. lictiaoured Sir, Edinburgh, March 111,• slot- I BEG-leave to inf o rm you, that ever fusee the year t 790, I have been affil hid with the Lies Vsuereas which, from its ohitinately reining every colitis of Inedecine prefcribed by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and wader going fcveral revere courier of &linden, and twice difcharga from the Hotydud, with little relief,. would appear to be of thin mod inveterate rewire. In the (pring of led my Wader had got td futh a bead, as nearly to put a period to my niftenee x I bad a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one mesa in, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and bad been in a date of ulceration for the lad (even years ; irty left bad alfu two large nodes on It, was very much.dikoloured,and gave me loch cxerudating pal% particularly when warmth bed, as nearly to dep rive Ina or reit. In this lamentable Rate 1 was recommended by Mr. J. Thou,- fon, (who received fo great a cure by them hefe), to take year Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the afith of May/ in the courk ea fortnight I began to receive benefit--th lards more than a month the ulcers on my head andanna were found, ly healed--kon after the form on my legs healed silo, lump however, confideraWc dikolattratiou in the kin, and paha he the brie of the left, which, by the blernag of Gob, ands little longer perfeverance is your Invaluable Medicine, fubßded; the nodes difperfing, the kin repining its natural hue, and the noc turnal pains gradually pine oR.-1 thus became, by your libe ral advice and moileine,perfolly free front all my former coat , plaints—Rate recovered my former (pint and firength, madam become jolly and fat, in which date having continued many month. to the attotd&rnent of all who knew me, I am at a kola in what terms to cxprcfs my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other (offering mortals, to make this my cafe as public ax podibic, as I null on every octagon 1-la In dabs you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble fervent, ALEX. MURKER, Swan's Clore., High-Greet, Ediaburgh• U'itnefici to the above cure --John Thoomfon, No. 3. New Poultry-market, John M'lntoth, Old A Canby clofe,Edinbilith. Prepared and foid by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal Cage of Surgeons, at his Houk. N 0.9, New Bridge-ftrect, London; where, after a mealtime rrfnirnee of more than thirty- fi x years, In a lattice pardeuler. ly directed to the cure of Valerie! Complaints, and thole intl dental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable leered which Men of his Profclnon kould always °Marvel° itch cake, he batters hlntfelf, the advice and allifiance begratukoully ad. minilters to perfons taking this Medicine, will be likened. by a difeerning Public, tan advantage feldhn attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Ailu fold, by his appointment. for the convenience of that, living at a &dance, at the Perfumer's, No. 3s, &. 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