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SONG. •aITTIII lIT MI. AMPHLITT. Song at die Harmonic Society of Wolvaliampton. Ye Fiddlers who Banti or hillington boa*, 'Mons Knights of the Catgut who ruts the roaß ; To prank their tweet notes you may all agree, But the seen of the fam'd Abraham Newland foe ma. If to my advice you run modes, my friend, You may Rudy your brains out without any end; Yon nt iy pore over Handel or Hayden fo tweet, Till you have little to Latee, and nothing to eat. Orpheus went into Hell for his wife, Idly elf, And play'd till he mov'd e'en the Devil hinsfelf; Sticks and ftones danc'd around to the tune aids clink ; Stick and Roots the neer gave the poor Fiddler his drink. : To the fovea *en of Abraham's mnfieal airs, Stones will jump Into honks and trees into chairs t Without you may (crape till your fiddle-firinp crack, And fame things are Co mov'd that they'll move off your back Then ye lovers of eat-gut, horn, hautboy or fife, Let Abraham's (weft notes farm your tenor of life; With thefe you may lead all the world in a dance, And bey all the fiddlers in England and France. Ye ferapas whok brains in fuck ecßacy (who, If ye wllk to be fa:it'd/irate elfisaiatssou with him, The greateß of fiddlers they'll title you loon ; Play kis notes and you'll never be found at pow ASSIZES. At the Affixes for the County of Norfolk, held at Tharford, on the 2 i ft inftant, Peter Nichols, of Al. pingttm. Samuel Clarke, of Bergh Apron; and James Chalker, of Aldeby. in the Paid County, were found guilty upon the trial of an indictment for an affault upon Mr. William Stannard, one of his Ma jelly's Surveyors of Taxes, at a meeting of the Corn oriffi,,ners for hearing Appeals from Surcharges, held at the Swan Inn, Loddon, on the 3oth day of Ja nuary, 1804. At the late Gloncerter Affixes a„bill of indictment, preferred under the direaions of the Honourable the Commiffioners for the Affairs of Taxes. was found again( James Atwood, John Satli, and Henry Rick etts, of Tewkelbury, labourers, and William Martin, of the fame place, wine merchant, for confpiring to traduce and vilify Mr. James Hawkins, one of his Majeity's Infpolors of Taxes, and Mr. Thomas Holland, Surveyor of Taxes, tufting within and for the Paid County, by canfing them to be carried in effigy through the town of Tewkeibury on the :7th ult. and the bells to be rung on the oseafion, and other mifdesneanors. On Saturday fe'nnight an intereßing trial engaged the attention of the Court at the York Affizes—Mr. W. Gomerfal, a Captain in the Briftol and Batley Volunteers, had been indiEted on the Tuefday pre. ceding, under Lord ELL easoaouo it's Aft, for thorn. Ing . at Mr. B. Fearnley, jun. of Oakwell•hall, with an intent to kill him. Mr. F. (wore, that on the lath inflant he met Mr. G. (hooting near Oakwell, ind found fault with his condo& ; for this Mr. G. threw him down, tore his clothes, and kicked him when down. Mr. F. afterwards gat op and followed Mr. G. when the laser pretence& Wpm* him, and (wore be would !hoot him ; but Meted pf this, be took his gun frog; his (boulder., kicked Mr. F. again, threw him down, Ainck his bat off, and 'talked away. Mr. F. to prevent the dogs from hunting; hooted and made a soife. Mr. G. who vraratforor dillance, fired his gun, and the hot' emitter Mt. F. but did not hit him. As Mr: F. vonfered, howe ver that he did not fee the gun. when fired, and therefore could not Areal it was printed at bins, Mr. G. was acquitted. HORSHAM, MARCH s& roe KING v. SPINY AND °vistas. This was an indiansent again Mr. Spicy, a Lieu tenant of the Navy and the imprefs officer at Little Hampton ; Duke, a feaunan I and- Wm. Meetin, a farmer ; for a riot,affault, and Alit imprifonnsent s in preffing two perfons from Storrioston, who were not; liable to the imprefs fervice. . Mr. Serjeant SNOiNARD called the particular at- tention of the Jury to the circumftanees of this cafe, inafmuch as it involved the moll ferious confeqtlet. cm to the liberty of all perfons in the faire ads of life with the perfons whom he then reprefented. The Defendant, Sprey, was an officer of the imprefs fee vice, and the cafe he had to lay before them was, that of a wanton abufs of the ghwer which had been entrutted to him for the grod and fervice of his coun try, into an engine of private revenge and oppreffioa. The pone man. who now flood as one 'of the prof.- entors of this cants:, for another of them was dead, labouring men in hufbandry, and one of in, it was fuppofed. bad given inform& tome finugglah particularly spina a of Serie, and in Juveni l ity had so iiereffed, shhopgit law e for doing it, according to ORA et ferrite, than there was fir , kmasifeskasp Court. He was tarry to add,. that Rai appeared. that Lieutenant Spiv aiding= the gratification of this pn -11 not in the fair execution of his duty. in evidence, that after the prefs-gang the poor man's cottage, and allied away, the Lieutenant was applied to, the perfons he had taken had never .. their lives. But be refuted to releafe directed them to be fent to Portfraouth.— proved too. that he Paid to one of them, much a theft to take Matter Serle's a (beep from the field, and that thi had been peeling againtt Serle, and . bad charalter. 1 he Learned Serjeant ;vetted upon the equal fee uric) , " which the the lowea as well as to the higheß. ige sod a wall round the poor man's was as criminal to deftecry or Weak legal caufe, is violntigg the feenrity manfion. The , tottagerinight fleep ' his pallet oraryy, p this pe e r on hi s The latch of timcortege-ddor mua no ' up hottitely folding doors of udely burn ope. Ti . l law Vefented both in cntyqnni degree. He 'pin is on the nevtd tharater.: acid *Rho' had obtigett hint to. Amite 'lnk gentl:man of that profellon a he de tiered it would give him the greaten pleafore to hear' them difproved,• ff J Wary Seiner Rated, that the was the widow o Seater, and that the had a fon by a former marriage, of the name of John Mawley. They lived all toge ther on Storrington Common. On the 27th of Fe bruary loft, her hatband had gone to bed, at eight o'clock, when their cottage was furrounded by eight or ten people, who burg into it. They dragged her fon, Mawley, from the chimney corner, and hand cuffed him. Two of them then went up (lairs, and brought down her hatband ; one of them dragged him down by the legs, and another by the hair of his head, and then they handcuffed him alto. She faw the prifcner, Duke, there, and W. Meetin was ano ther of them. There was alto amonglt them, a man of the name of Trevott, who was not in Court. They dragged her hnlband down without his cloaths, but upon his entreaty they allowed him to drefs himfelf before they handcuffed him. She went to the door, and there Rood another man, who told her, he was the matter of the people in the houfe, and that he had a pitiol, and would thoot her if the made a noife ; they next compelled her hatband and fon to go with them. The next day the beard by a letter where her hutband was ; flue immediately fet out to Little HAmpton, and found him at the rendezvous houfe, a prifoner, and he was fern from thence to Portlitiouth, and did not return for a fortnight and thTee days.— He was then very ill, and the fetched him home from Arundel in a cart. He died in fix days after he got home. She added, he bad not been at work for tbret weeks before he was imprelfed, having met in aeti. dent, by having been eruthed on the fide by A wag gon. She had known her hutband many years, and he never had beeiat fea. She was very pofitive that the prifoner, Meetin. was one of the men who was with the gang at her cottage. John Maw - ley, the fon of the lal witnefs, gave the fame account of his being taken as his mother had done. As they were going up the hill to Arundel, the gang (wore they would not have come down the hill if they had known that they fhould only have had a little brandy at neighbour Serle's. At Hamp ton they were confined in an out-houfe belonging to Mr. Sprey's houfe. He heard Mrs. Sprey fay, that his father had given information againft the fmug glen, and that it was as bad as haling a fheep from the field to take Serle's tubs. While he was there he contrived to flip his hand from the handcuffs and made his efcape, but he was afraid of returning to Storrington, and did nut return until after his father was dead. He Paid he had never been at fea in his life, and he never heard that his father-in-law had. Hugh Fuller, a Gentleman Farmer, of Storting ton, dep.:Aid, that in confequence of an application by Sowten's wife, he went to Little Hampton. He faw Lieutenant Spicy, who admitted that he bad taken a man of the name of Sowten, but (aid, that it was more than his place was worth to give him up. The witnefs told him the man was ill, and it might endanger his life ; he replied, he knew he was ill, for he had had him examined, but he was not dangeroufly Co. He afked for what caufe he had been impreired ? The Lieutenant Paid he could not tell. Upon whole information ?he enquired. He replied, that they never told the names of their in formers. The witnefs Paid, if he would not tell the caufe, nor the name of his informer, he Ihould com mis* tt Attisitatted iw s &rime which the mats had. had with Tome perfons who were reputed fraugglers; for the man had worked with him and bis father many years, and he could not hare done any thing very bad, or they muff have heard of it. The Lieu. tenant (aid, he underllood that he was a very trots. blefome fellow, and that the country would be glad to be clear of him, and that, it there were os4 others of the fame fort, he would caufe them to be removed. He added, that be Ihoald auk bins to be fent to the receiviag flip at Pordetooth. The *ie. nefs afterwards wrote to .Partfmouth, and the tnan was liberated. Charles Batchelor ' a tailor, at Storrington, ilatid, that he was at theLeg . of Mutton and Cuctimr public haute, at Yapton, on the 18th of March ; tie landlord anted, whether they had not had a couple of men preffed from Storrington ? and panting to Deke, who was in the bottle, Paid that he was mae l of the gang. Duke 'Liked the witnefs whether h e .tiaci any head in it 3 he replied no—and he thought it a pity that the man was preffed. Duke replied, no pity at all ; and laid, that " Old Gingerbread." meaning old Sale ' had proenifed to give them a& for the job, but he bad not done it yet. Thomas Broad, Comptroller of the Ctifloms $t Hampton, fisted, that Sowten had given informs tioa to t hem a few days before he was preffed, agnina Series and foam other reputed fmugglers, in confequence of whith the Revenue Officers had {earthed their boats. This being the cafe on the part of the prolicution, Mr. Serjoust Barr addreffed the Jury in behalf of Media only, and Rated, that he mould prove his bolintA another place, when he was fuppofed to be at liritee's aetta e. Several witneires were called, tailkabreintatehio • st home. Mr. gaosi.vs, for • Spray atTel a contended, that there was no evidence to ilt that the Lieutenant had allied oak 'fsde, and at al though he might have been mittaken in imprsOng a nun not a Cumin, yet, from policy, be otsitht to keep fecret the fources of his information.. With refpea tu Duke, he mould call witneffes to prove, that he tiled no violence againtl the impreffed perfons. He accordingly called all the gang, who ;greed in Rating, that they ufed no bar& meafures againll Sowten, and that they all went to Little Hampton very peaceably, Sowten declaring he was glad to find that they were a preffgang, for he had appre hended that they were fmugglers, going to murder him in a bye place. They alto added, that Lieute nant Spray fell lame in coming from Hampton, and was obliged to no" Mort, confequently did sot go with them as far at Sowteies cottage. 1 On the crofs-entnination of the intrudes duced to prove Meetin's alai, they defcribed him " a far mer, but it appeared that his farm was above five or fix acres, and chg. he bad more h s than acres, which Come of thein (wore they hd tie ceffary to cultivate it. Mr. Serjeant gestetes tsrrimeated real gat _c i ty force on this . evidence, in his reply; an d 'offer a very minute funimin up, th e Jury found the de ,, fendaut s Goilry th e - Lieutenant. 'of the Valk imptifunattent, an 'tura the MO. • , The Judge immediately pronounced *Mace, ...Web was a fine of sot on tiettenaet Sprey, tutee months imprifonment on Duke, and twelve months' imwifonment, and a fine of fool. on Meetin. Mr. Judice Harem finithed early on the Crown ' fide, and left eight prifoners for execution ; five of whom were for theep-Ilealitig. One of theft, William King, was himfelf a fmall farmer, alld of eemed in the country to be a man of property. WARWICK, MARCH ay. FOR ST lit V. HOILIN. This was an action for a breach of promife of mar riage. The Plaintiff is the daughter of a refpedable farmer in the county, and refides with her father at Brookhurft. The Defendant is alfo a farmer, at Stretton, in the fame county. The damages were laid at aoool. Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN dated the cafe, and detailed it as a molt aggravated one. The Learned Serjeant obferved, that the Jury would, no doubt, give the molt exemplary damages, as the De fendant was confcious that his condud was not to be defended, having forborne to indruelCounfel, there by admitting the extent of his injury to be the full as laid in the declaration. The brother of the Plaintiff proved, that the De fondant was received into the family as the fuitor to his fitter in the month of March, zEgoz. In the month of December, in the year 1803, it was difcovered that his lifter was pregnant ; recourfe was had to the Defendant, to know whether he intended to mar ry his fitter ; he replied in the affirmative, but witted to have Tome portion. Her father faid the Mould have the fame portion as her filler had. With this alfur ante he was fatisfied, and the 9th of J tnuary was filed fol. the day+) celebrate tTie marriage, and the wedding dinner d ; he, however, from time to time, negl to fulfil his protnife. The Vicar of the pain proved that the young Lady was of molt irreproachable charaeler, and that the Defendant is confidered a ma.n of fubilance. The Jury, after confulting a few moments, rtturn ed • re:dila of,scol. damages. Fnaoaay.—A young man, of a very terpetlable family, has been under a private examination at the Public Office, Bow.fireet, for feveral days paft, charged with uttering a forged draft for a confider able amount, with an intent to defraud Meffrs. For tier and Lubbock, Bankers, in the City. The fol lowing eircumfiances have tranfpireds—The prifoner went to a Jeweller's in the Strand, and agreed for the purchafe of a quantity of goods, and tendered a draft on MeiTrs. Fortier, Lubbock and Co. but the Jeweller hefitated at giving change, as he was not fare the draft was a good one; the prifoner obferved the change was of no confequence, he would call again the next day for it, when they had afcertained that the draft was a good one. In the mean time application was made to the Bankers, and the draft proved to be a bad one. The prifoner, according to his promifc, called the next day, and he was of courfe taken into cuftody. On Monday morning an aged uncle of the prifo nes., and a very refpeElable man, called upon the pro fecutor, and requefled a fight of the draft, for the pur i sofe of taking a copy to make a cafe to lay before Connfel, which the profecetor complied with, but held one end in his hand, when the old gentleman fuddenly fnatched at and tore it. A fcuffie enfued between the parties, but the old gentleman fucceeded 4in getting it into tke fire, newt treektirtitntfltrwar in confequence conveyed to Bow•ftreet, when he de clared upon his honour it was not his intention to at tempt to defiroy the draft till the moment he did it, when the fudden impulfe of nature came into his mind, that he probably had it then in his power to lave the life of his nephew. Yefterday both of them underwent a final private examination,* when the Magitirate being fatisfied with the produftien of the draft on the fiat examina tion, the young man was fully committed for trial. The uncle was admitted to bail, Mint if in 4001. and two furetic,s in sod. each, for a violent affault upon the Plaintiff. Mr. Cow sr, who attended for the Bankers, was of opinion, it would prove to be a mif demeanour. The Duke of Sussex was prefent at ' the examination. Sir Joists Hitt, M.D F.R.S. at Paris, and Knight of the Royal Order of Sweden, finding the inhabi tants of this country at this feafon of the year parti cularly afilieled with Coughs, Culds, and ARhmatic complaints, found out a method of concentrating that valuable Extra& of Flowers, called Honey, and bringing into a imall compafs a very large portion of its excellent virtues. Sit JOHN HILL'S Balfam of Honey is therefore recommended as the mutt fate, innocent, and effeaual remedy for Coughs, Colds, and Afthmas. Childrea and the molt delicate may take it with the greaten fafety. It is to be had at MelTrs. Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, on the Foot-way, St. Paul's Church-yard, who have purchafed of the Hon. Lady HILL'S executors all the prrperty in Sir JOHN HILL'S Medicines, price 3s. 6d. If their names are not on the Ramp it is a counterfeit; At the late Clonedle preferred under the din Commiffioners for the I againll James Atwood, errs, of Tewkelbury, la • of the fame place, win traduce and vilify Mr . Majefly's Infpnlors o Holland, Surveyor of i the (aid County, by ca , effigy through the tow 1 ult. and the bells to b other mifderneanors. On Saturday fe'nnig the attention of the CI W. Gomerfal, a Capra Volunteers, had been i ceding, under Lord E I Ing . at Mr. B. Fearnle an intent to kill him. 14th instant he met h ind found fault with threw him down, tors when down. Mr. F. al Mr. G. when the tette Iwore be would (hoot took his gun frog; his I threw him down, An away. Mr. F. 'to pri fhouted and made a of i dillance, fired his gun I F. but did sot hit him vet, that he did not I therefore could not ftvi G. was acquitted. ; 1 HORSH, ?NB SING 9. This was an indian i . i tenant of the Navy at 1 ' Hampton ; Duke, a i firmer; for a riot, aft preffing two perfons fr liable to the imprefs ft Mr. Scrjeant Swirl tention of the Jury to I inafmuch as it involv cc; to the liberty of a life with the perfons 1 .Defendant, Sprey, wa *vice, and the cafe hi that of a wanton abut • entrutted to him for ti try, into an engine of "The pone man, who n tutors of this cattle, I I were both labouring t them, Sowten, it wa don againfi foam ant ) • man oT the name of S catatbd him to be am : . more pretence for dot the borers ferrite, th man then in Court. circumitances it ap p knew he was aiding., 11' vete malice, and not i . For it would bcin evi bad broken into the p ''. him and his fon away and told, that the pc been at fca in their li them, and directed di It would be proved t I that it was as muc Real as to al aib % . iMprefied man had i , war a bun of bad d .1 ' then animadverted a law afforded to the It 7., threw a hedge Et ' • hal, which it was a through without legs . of the prondet .mani ' as &kV upon his pa , bed of down. The la • wore I e lifted up ho the.palace be rudely the tiolation of both I trialifeiteorniums Ott i I!is mttroaions had , . charges a g ainii a gen • MARRIED. Lately, in Dublin, Wm. Ratcliffe, Efq. of the Ordnance Office, I to MKa Johnfon. of Auagier-Brat, daughter of the late Captain Robert Johnfon, Surveyor of the General Poft Office, Ireland. Oa the 4th loft. at Afhton on Merfey, Chcfbire, John Douglas, Efq. of Old Hall, Pendleton, Lancaihire, to Mifs Tipping, eldeft daughter of the late Jofeph Tipping, Efq. of Crunspfell. At Cheistield church, Kent, Mr. Thomas Harris, of Fleet-ftreet, to Mils BYaa Phillips, of Northitad Houk, Kent. On the tath ialt. at Edinburgh, David Douglas, Efq. Advocate, to Mifs Flivointts eraigie, daughter of the late John Craigic, Erg. of Glendoicke. At St . James ' s Church. George Lacklngton, Efq. of Ftafl,ury•- fjuare, to Mif. Bullock, daughter of Captain Bullock, of the R0y..1 Nary. DIED On Tuefday the 26th in Rant, at Foreß Gate, Effie, much and defervedly lamented, after a long and painful indifpofitlon, in the 38th year of her age, Sarah Backhoufe, one of the people called Qliakers, wife of 'Thomas Backhoufe, in whom her hufhand and eektives have loft a much endeared conneCtion, her acquaintance a &Imre friend, and the poor a kind benefaelor. On the 24th inft at Handfworth, near Birmingham, Mr. Fran cis Egiaton, an eminent painter on glafs, and a man of diftinguifh ed ftrength of underltandlng, urbanity of manners and benevolence of heart. - . - - - On the aoth loft. at Plymouth, after a long and painful Meth, Fronde Pennardonn, Efq. of the Army Pay Office. Or. the agd 'ottani, after a long inners, Richard Doling, Erg. of Bromley, Wadtelex, in the 87th year of age. On the 20th loft. Thomas Gilbert Wood, aged t 9, fon of Robert Siert.ll Wood, FA of Ofmington, Dorfet. At his apartetents In St. Jaoces Palace, In the 78th year of his age, Robert Rllbitt. Erg. At Hadley. Idlddiefes. the Re*. David Garrote, in the 9oth year °fhb 'age, lather of Coonfellor Garrotte. At Dumfries, jobs IttltdorineAfg. of Maeartney, writer. In Sackylle-ftreet, Henry Papp, El'q• late Adios Agent fur the Viduallivg, at Ando& ClttlLAildS are eared by one aprlic:; , .ina of C WHITEHEAD% Fluid F.SSENCB9I . MG.S IAA!). and to!. littera. Sprains and !knifes, in Ids than half Use tt.r:c taken by Opodeldoc, Arquebufadr, cn• any other liniment ..c brocation ; and If ifrd Immediately alter any accident, pro% rts the part turning black. The Mußard Pills are alfo taken with fingular fgccefs in a). Rheumatic, Paralytic, and G..uty aifedlions, Nunibnlfs, or wandering pains, Flatulency Indigeition, and general Deldli),„ at the fame time, the &dire fluid Effence is applied to the pat t. affeCted, in thole complaints where neceffary. It is prepared and (bid at as. 9d. each box or battle. by R.. johniton, Apothec-ai ), No. is, Greck4trtet, Soho, London. Cr The Chilblain Ointment, for cleanfing and fpeedily broken Chilblains, is alfoprepared by Mr Johnston, price t 5.11,1 each Box. NEW MEDICINE ACT. FNEWBERY and SONS, No. 4s, St. Patti's . Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powd.z, and other valuable Preparations, inform the Poblic, that in on fequenee of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine will be in future as. 9d. per Packet, or rL ss, 6,1. per Dozen i but the Quantity of a Dozen Packe.s in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for tl. 4r. And as stamps are prepared, by order of the Cotrimilhoners, for Nieffra. Nov bery's feparate Ufe, in which the Word.s, " Newbery, N 0.45. St. Paul's" are engraved, and as it is prefumed that this will be a (ancient Security agaiuft Counterfeits, his Signature on the La• bele will be dircontinued. The following are the prices of their Medicines, to the Sell • twenty of which Mr. Newlsery's Stamps are affixed. but thole who purchafe St or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamps gratis. Dr. James's Powder a 9 Dalby's Carminative z 9 .-- a Bottle 24 0 Dr. Avant's 01.117N:eft Analeptic PUU 4 6 Pills - . 4 6 •—•—• large Box 24 0 Ercake's Tina. of Bark 4 0 Dr. Steers % Opodeldoe a 6 Ditto Hutharn's ditto 3 0 Convulfion Oil a 6 Tonic hills - S 9 .---•••-• Nitre Drops a 6 Englifh Coffee - a 9 - Camomile Drops t 9 Dr. Hoover's Pills 1 1+ Paregoric Lo- Grant's Drops a It zenges z t luglin's Scots Pills t 0 Angibaud's Blois ditto a a Henry's Magnets a 6 Effence of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton's Drops 5 6 Mr. Spenee's Dentifrice 4 o Spitibury's Drops S 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Solander's 1 9 Jones's Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Greenough's Tinctures z ai Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Ditto Tole Lozenges alt Effenceof Peppermint aa # Effence of Ginger a 9 Glafa's Isltgnela 3 6 N.B. As many Pcrfons, particularly Mcfengers, mistake the hook of Mefirs. Newbery, they think it neceffary to point Mat, that it is at the Ealt end of St. Paul's, four doors from Cheapade s with thefe Words inkribed on the front... TIT ONLY W..11(111001.1 TOR Di. JAllltell POWDZIO SPRING RECIPE. NO ALTERATIVES at this Seafon , fo effee tulip correft a Coagulum of Blood, open the excretory duds, (often and free the Skin of Scurf, ichorons Pimples, &c. of eradicate Ulcers, Tumours, Caries of the Bone, Sanies, Mules, Piles, Bce. u HAYMAN'. MAREDAN T'S DROPS. To mad feft which, the Proprietor refers to his " Treafife, explaining the nature and affinity of Scorbutic Difeafes." (Med. Bvo. es.) which is illuitrated with too authentic cafes In point ogy• Mr. Hayman (who may be confulted petionally, or by Let. ler, inclofing his Fee) nectifartly continues to prepare there Drops, as the ferret of the proccfs nits with him. But the vending theta and fupply of fubvendcrs', is veiled in Mr. R. Butler, Medicinal Warehoufe, No. 4, ChcapGde, corner of Paternofter row, London. To whom all orders for the 41.64. t ts. and us.bottles. mull. now be directed. •.• Beware of Counterfeits —Each Genuine Bottle of Mare... dans Drops has the addrcfs "J. Hayman, Golden-fqurrz," en graven in the Stamp. They are fold by the general hteilicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom; particularly by Callwell and Ball, Dublin ; Hufband, Elder, and Co. and Scott, Edinburgh ; M•Donald, Clef gow ; Garden, Aberdeen; Craigic, Montrofe ; DLk, Dundee ; Phorfon, Berwick ; W healer and LoLtin, Aylefbury ; Cruttwell and Hazard, Bath ; Smith, Bedford ; Knott and Co. and Swinney and Co. Birmingham • Girton, Bridippionlag Gregory, Brighten ; Browne, Bnftoi : iru:smotra and CO. Cantesberp ; Meggy an LiikaißraCassiosiord ; Kgymek, ; Snaith, Crawiey ; Vraw• man, Exeter;'Wright, Hereford ; T. Brown, fen. and Rota. Hulk Hunter and Co. Ipfwieh ; Branthwaitc, Kendal; Wright aid Mims Leeds ; Sv•infers, Leieefter ; Lee, Lewes ; Dronunond, Lincoln; Adams, L,.ughburough ; Tyrrell, Maidftone • Stains and Harrop, Manche ter ; Wilkinfon, Morpeth ; Snelfon ,: Want wieh ; Walker and Brown, Neweaftle; Martha, Northampton ; Stettenfun and Co. Norwich; Burbage and Co. Nottingham ; Skit ter and Mundy, and Jones, Oxford ; Soulby Penrith ; Wills, Ply mouth ; Hedgeland, Dock • Moore, Poole ; Belam, Ponfmouth ; Smart and Co. Reading; Colllne,Salifbury ; Adams, Shafteibury ; Penny, Siserborne ; Baker, Southampton ; Newcomb, Starhfo:d ; Chriftopher. Stockton ; Cul, Tunbridge; Evil, Wells ; Blakeney, Windfor, , White, Wifbcach ; Tymbs, Worceller, and Tye, Wrez ham• To 'THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. No. 9, Bridge-Ricer, London, Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March IS, Igor. IBEG leave to &ninny' yon, that ever (ince the year 1190, I have been affildted with the Lues Venerea, which from its obltinately refining every conic of medicine prekribod by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing leveed ft vere courfcs of fallvation, andawice difeharged from the Hofpi tat, with little relict, would appear to be of the molt inveterate nature. In the fprlng of latt year my &Corder had got to tech a he,,d,as nearly to put a period to my exißence : I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out In a frightful manna; my right was dreadfully pain ful, and had been In a Pate cf ulceration for Ilse laft [even ye,ars my left had alto twu large nodes ou it, was very much difunoured and gave me fuels excruciating pain, pirticularly when warm in bed, at nearly to deprive me of nit. In this lamentable Rate was recommended by Mr. J. Thompfon, (who received fo great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pdls, which I began to do on the gab of May; in the eourfe of a fortnight I be gan to receive benefit—ln little more than a month the ulcers on my had and arms were foundly healed—loon after the Cores on my legs healed alto, leaving, however, confiderable dikolouratlon in the kin, and pain in the hone of the left, which, by the bier ling of GOD, and a little longer perfeverance in your invaluable Medicinejubfided ; the nodes dilperling, the kin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off. I thus becan.e, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfedtly free from all my former complaints—have recovered my former fptrtt and ttrength, and am heroine j .lly and tat, in which Rate having continued many months, to the aftonifament of all who knew ow, I am at a Iris to what terms to expects my gratitude. bu?beg you, tor the good of other (uttering mortals, to make this my cafe as public as poffible, as 1 nun on every occafion ; in fo doing you win greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedieot, very humble er vant, ALEX. MURKEIC. Swan's Clore, High-Rreet, Edinburgh. Witneffes to the above care :—John hompfon, No. 3, New Poultry-market: John M !atolls, 01.1 Are by Chile; Edinburgh. Prepared and told by the foie Pr. prictor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his Heide, No. 9, New Bridge-It/let, Londnn ; where, after a eminent re fidence of more that thirty-fix years, in a pt.:take particularly di reacd to the cure of Venereal - Complaint., and there incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable leer. cy which .nen of his Prefeflion mould always °brevet. in Inch cafes, he flat ters himfelf, the advice and aft:Rance he greu'toufly aiminitters to pertons taking this Medicine, all be aft..enie.:, l.y a &cent log Public, as an advantage 1-idom attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Alfo fold by his appointment, for the convenience of thofe liv- ing at a diftance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, Street. Pall Mall; the l'ny- thop, No. re 3, Oa ford-ilreet ; Mr. Dilbo rough's, No. 7, Fair ftre.-.-11111 Mr. Stecl,bookfella,Pin. 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