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i POtIC 1.% &c. A Los T t tx. it r STOP, -•-• A poor man, who ls..ad a tit:_ fem.llc fo:tor yea:, cold, aoltn from hint ...houz l'even ago, actcr in vain making evtny cnquity after her, and dcfpairing ever to fee her again, oa?rator, through Covent Gorden on Nlonday evening, taw a child wrapped in a blanket, hi the arms boTt;ar-wrontan, winclo Le drought reo,:mblcti his own, hut much site7.-.3: however h.: et led oatt-- ,, ti:at Sally 1" wh:!tl-.:r it w is his child; .Irtit the i.,:ont Icre:lrric.l non—" De:J.i.o. l tae:: me! -;::1" It i, e .,tlnmil nceulcis to add, the child 0/ . /-yr•, and the bt.gzar-wo.man in Tothid-fields for trial. C:1 DKAPPEn—Ain , lngthe many inftances of atrecit: with thiLh the public feeling has lately hen !hocked, refpt ding the Ilealing and ill-treatment of children, the following is not the leaf remarkable : Laft night an interetting examination took place at Great Marlborough-tli ea, relative to a male child, about eight years old, charged to have been kidnapped by the foreman of Mrs. Bridges, a chimilev-Iweeper, in Swallow Greet.—lt was stated by Mrs. Wilfon, of No. 5, in the fame fireet, the' next door neighbour to Mrs. B. that on Saturday Lift, the was dreadfully alarmed by the v of murder, and the fcreams of the child at Mrs. 8.'., which induced her to run into the houfe, where the found the child !}ripped, and the per- Toner (Mrs. B.'s foreman) unmercifully beating him with two (witches or (mall Ricks. She re inonttrated with the prifoner, and demanded by ! what authority he fo cruelly ufed the child, as it I was well known that it had been inveigled from the Circe, and unlawfully detained by them ? The prifoner then threatened to !bike the witnefs, who, neverthelefs, perfiiled in taking away the child, and did a4tually take it to the workhoufe, inform ing the committee there of the particulars, who, in confequence, indieed the prifoner, Mrs. Salmon, another neighbour., who keeps a chandler's (hop, next fiate, that about a month ago this child came into her phop,for a pennyworth of bread, which he intlantly began to eat, crying all the time. Some of Mrs. B.'s• boys then ton the child to their honk, where he had been kept ever fince. Immediately on his becoming an in mate of this houfe, and an affociate with the little chimney-(weepers, his hair was cut off: the new fhoei he wore taken from him ; and other means teed completclyao difguife him. No means were ufed by advertYement - or otherwife, to difcover the parents of the child. She often heard the child cry, as did mall people in the neighbourhood, for he was frequentlr beaten unmercifully, to compel him to go up their own chimney, to initiate him, as it were, in the art of chimney (weeping. The evidence of thole , two witneffes was con firmed by that of others; and the child itfelf told a very artlefs and moving talc of its own fufferings. The priffiner, it appeared, ufed to (rip him naked, and flog him in the duft-cellar, to make him go up the chimney, to which it teems he had an utter averfion. When in the *chimney, he was urged to proceed by the prifoner having a flick, at the top of which was fattened a pin, with which be goaded the poor infant: at other times he_ would make the child defcend into vaults, and ufed other cruelties too (hocking for recital. When brought to the workhoufe, the child was welted and cleanfed ; its little elbows were very much cut, with its endeavours to get up the chim ney ; and on the whole, it exhibited filch ma: ks of cruelty, as to confirm every thing the witneffes had Paid. It appeared that Mrs. Bridges, who was confined to her bed by illnefs, ufed to hare the child brought to her bed fide, where flue beat him with a large flick. Such was the• treatment a poor 101 l child met with from this female chirn ney-fweeper and her foreman! On enquiry at the workhoufe, the child dif covered that its father is a fmith by trade, a poor man, with fix children, living near Sloane-fireet, and through illnefs had been T 4 weeks out of employ. The child in quaint% was kill come from Exeter, where it had been brought up by its grandfather. Its parents had ufed every means in their power to difcover their child, and at length found him in the workhoufe! The prifoncr was committed to Tothill-fields •Bridewell; and we fuppofe that Mrs. Bridges, as foon as The can fafely leave her bed, will alio be brought up, to anfwer this charge. It is greatly to be regretted, that notwithrtand ing the humane exertions of the late Jonas Hall- WAY, Mrs. MONTAGU, and other chara&ers, tinguifhed for benevolence, the poor infants, who are fo extremely ufeful in their vocation, that of preventing the fru that ruin many, and alarm thoufands, fhould yet be treated with brutality and cruelty only to be equalled among the =milers drivers of negroes in the Weft-Indies, and the lbamelefs panders of fedueion in this metropolis! We Come time ago mentioned a female fwindler having robbed tl. people with whom' the took lodgings at Richmond, by affeetin* to be an offi cer's widow. A woman of the fame.defcription has robbed her credulous hofiefs ?it Monmouth of a gold watch, ice. by fimilar pretences. She is a genteel-looking woman, and is, or lays that the is, itt bid health. The bag of !wets. for London, difpatehed• from .the Pcd•Office in Lewes, by the Brighton mai', OTT Friday evening ! was 10a out of the: cart, on • its 'pa/Lige het weentheßlueA n for and Riddlefflown. The body of Captain NVATIOI6, of the 'fibetp Tradefman, who was drowned in Whitgift roads on Friday fennight, was found on Monday la(, very near the place where he was drowned. A few days fi r ce, as Lord 041, was going down Glynde Reach (a branch orthe Pule) in a boat with his fon and feveral other /jinn gentle men, Mailer Gage by tome accidentrelloverboard, and was expofed to great dangerfrovn the rapidi ty of the current, when the noble Lord inflantly into the water, braved the tide, 'and ref ____ fon from the perilous &gallon by, bearing r afety to the fhore. • • DUBLIN, SEPTEMBER 25. . am•••••• On the aith in(l..their Excellencies the Earl and Counters of HARDWICK', left the hofpitahle man- Iton of titc Earl of BaNnem, on their route to Kil larney. They 'flopped for a few hours at Mount Mofty, the feat of Mrs. O'Dos NEL, M'here they partook of an elegant djeune, and in the evening tilt y arrived at the Earl of KEN MAR "IS, where they remained until Monday morning ; they then fet out for the beautiful feat of Lord DON F AI LI, and Tuefday lalt proceeded to the Earl of LANDA FT'S at Thnmattown ; they are next to vifit Mount Shannon and Limerick, and return to Dublin, by Ballytin, the elegant mantion of the Hon. W. W. Pot.t. The Farming Society have taken a large houfe I on the weft fide of St. Stephen's•green, together with an extcnfive concern at its rear, where they are building ranges of flails, (tables, &c. forsthe reception of Shew Cattle, at their periodical exhibi• ' tions,&c.on a great and approved fcale, uponwhich it is laid will be expended near ts,ood. The front is to be a tavern and hotel. The rear build ing'is the firft to be completed. The Farming Society have made an arrangement for that pur. pofe for five year!, for which they are to pay cool. per annum.• The Hue and Cry of this day evinces that the race of lryh Giants is not yet extiat : it Bates that Patrick Kehoe, charged with flealing (beep from R. H. Kinc, Efq. of the county of Wexford, had efcaped from a party of the 12th dragoons, and it defcribes him to be fx feet !even inches and a half ! It is a curious fa , and deferving exami nation, that in a part of the county of Wexford ,(we believe in the barony of Forth) the inhabitants . are of a ftature greatly above the common height. plunged cued his him r COUNTRT NEWS. We yefterday gave an account of a melancholy 1 difailcr that took place in the Stirbitch Theatre, we have fince received the two following letters, by which it appears the alarm was wholly ground lefs, and appears to have been circulated by a gang of pickpockets, that they might plunder amidft the confufion. Such a gang certainly was at Stirbitch fair on Monday, as fevcral perfons at it had their pockets picked. 64 CAMBRIDGE, SEPT. 28.—We were laft night very much frightened by a report that the play. houf: was on fire, and a little after that it had fallen in. The alarm was given both infide and c.utfid:: of the houfe, which occaftoned fuck terror to tht company, that fome precipitated them• felves from the gallery into the pit ; every one trying to,make their ofcape in the belt manner their fears fuggefled ; and notwithaanding the Manager came forward and told them there was no danger, (till they would perfil in their endea• yours to get out ; which created fuch a fceno of error and difirefs as is feldom witnefred. Thofe who threw thcmfelv,:s from the gallery were of courfe much kuifcd, others were trampled under foot ; fome poor women were crying for their, chill-ea, and hu(bands for wives : altogether it was a scene too melancholy to defcribe, but which may be better imagined. I have juft feen a gentle man who affifted in getting out a young lady who ha i loft the gentleman in *hole company (he went, and to whom the was to be married in about a we( k. They carried her-to a booth, -and in an hour fhe br.:athed Icr lath In that fituation fhe was found by him who was to have been her hufband— " But who can paint the lover as he Rood: Picrc'd by forere amazement, hating life, Sieechlefs, and fled in all the death of woe !" Till a keener recolleetion of his miler) , operated fo forcibly, that he fell down and was left for dead. I muff conclude this dreadful tale with telling you the opinion of the people in general, which is,, that a gang of pickpockets occalioned the whole mif chief, and that they aEtually filled the houfe with tinoke that their fcheme might have its direful cited. They.carried two ladies into the fields, and, not fatisfied with [tripping them nearly naked, they cut off the ears of one of them for the fake of ler e tr-rings. There are five perfons killed, and i gi eat many much hurt ; but the extent of this laid affair is not yet accurately known." . • •NOTHER LITTER, SAME DATE. " The melancholy affair which happened yef terday evening at our Theatre, at Stirbitch, I make no doubt will reach you before long. Being in the Theatre during the whole of the fcene, and hav ing refuintion enough not to move with the crowd, hut remain in, my feat, I bad an opportunity of tieing the whole, and have fent it you 'is follows : Jolt after half-price took place, the Ladies and Gentlemen in•orte of the front boxes were alarmed by the cry of fire from behind the boxes, but not loud enough to be heard by the houfe in general : they immediately role, and feeing nothing, were inclinable to be feated again ; but hearing it re pealed, they began to make their way out of the 1 houle, .and every part of the houfe was immedi ately alarmed, and the greateft confufion took place. Many from the gallery began to throw ' themfelves over into the pit ; others ran to the (lairs and chnaked the pail:age up, while fome fell headlong down the (lairs, and were trode upon by others pang down. Ladigs and Gentlemen from *the upper boxes threw themfelves into the pit, and Made their way over the orcheftra unto the Rage. Numbers of both fetes are much bruifed and hurt. few limbs are broke ; but I am fUrry to inform you that four lives are loft: two yoting women' about' arierrof age; a girl.itoont t 1; and a-bo about 141 the ' gallery; were 2111* the gallery; and'sver either trampled on' or prelltd` to death. • Tw others, a boy ands girl, iverefuppofed dead, .bu. recovered: late lag nisi t7- A -raw of piclpoelre are IttfpeSed to be at the fair, and it is fitispilbf , they fet on'foot the falkarlatelli as feventl ladies ; pockets were cut off , Viatreliea and braceleki were loft ? - 8fe. The Matiageri have offered ?tip ,goi• news reward nponannviaion of the offendei, or of Tenders; The Theatre has not been opened' this .oening. lo i • ,raaaraluvoaap -i-Two . young *ovum Mar" or' Waisiammt Colas, and Cook, bf Cambridge, Bcdmaken. A girl, Freeman, of Cambric's; balltot•maker. A boy, Ssuitkontitto;fallor. Pal • • a OXFORD, tTPT, 25. OnSatimliy laft an inqui• fition was taken by Mr. Prince Tubb, Coroner for this city, On the body of John Silvefter, aged four{ , j•ears, who fell into the river I r:g. iA the parch of St. Aldate, and was drowned. ,Verdia, Accidental Death. And on Thnrfday lafl another Int - onion was taken, by the fame Coroner, on the body of Charles Davis, an old man, who, while - in the a& of bringing a lack of corn from a granary, at the Crofs Inn, fell from the lathier on which he was (landing into the ard, with the corn on his back, and thereby received a violent contadlion upon the brain, which cooled his death fOOO often—Verdi& —Accidental Death. On Wednefday an inquintion was taken by R. Buckland, one of his Majefty'i Coroners, at the Radcliffe Infirmary, on view of the body of John Bedding, who, on Monday la(l, unfortunately fell froth a hayrick which he was thatcting atCoveev, in this county, and was to much bruifed, ohat he died the next day.,Vcrdi&—Accidental Death. EriTER, SEPTEMBER 22.—Tuctilly night laft two men were apprehended at the Bt:ftol Inn, in this City, on fufpicion of having picked a gentle man's pocket, at Barnftaple fair, on Monday lall, of a pocket-book, containing bank and other bills, to a confiderable aniount. On their being fearched, none of the property 101 l was found on them ; but from one of them was taken a qmintity of counter ' feit curioully folded in paper, apparently. as iffiled from the manufa&urer ; and from the other were taken four !billings and fixpence, of the fame fort of coin.—They were this day ex amined before T. FLOUD, EN. Mayor, and com mitted till they can procure bail ; in the mean time, it is probable the at of palling money of the above defcription may be proved- againft them.—One of them calls himfelf ThcinalPreelove, the other lays his name is Thomas :lona. They have lately vifited Barnltaple, Creditbn, and other t mns in the north of Devon. EDINBURGH, SEPT. 25.—John Mitchell, tin fmith, who was charged with being concerned in the riot which terminated in the death of Mr. Hut chinfon, has been apprehended at Newcafile. 'On Monday evening, about half-paft 7 o'clock, as two gentlemen who had been taking a walk, were returning from Salillinry Craigs, they ob ferved a fellow of a very fufpicions appearance dogging them for fome time. A little on this fide of the echoing-rock he fprung forward, and pre fenting a paint to the breaft of one of the gentle men, demanded their money ; which amounting, luckily, only to a few fhillings, he received, and ialtantly flunk off, and, on Wednefilay night, about the fame hour, as a young man was walking in the King's Park, 'a fellow came up to him, and, holding a piflal to his breall, de manded his money. Being informed he had none, the fellow, after fearching his pockets, pulled out the young man's watch ; but fome people coming up, he returned it, and made off. Two days ago, when a young lady was going home by herfeif in the clofk of the evening, a (lout fellow made up to her, and prefenting a d7gger,de , manded her money. The lady immediately re plied, " 0, Sir, you (ball have my pude, it is not that I care for, but,really fir, you have fo frighten ed me, that I (hall not be able to make home ; I mull, therefore, intift you will take me under your protection, and I !hall then give you my money molt chearfully." So laying, the laid hold of his arm, and he ablblutely efcorted her along Princes flreet, till the came to her own houie, when the of fered him her money, but he then r,:ftried accept ing it, and left her. A man has been apprehended, and committed to jail, on account of fome circumftances which afford caufe for fufpeaing that he has been con cerned in fome of the robberies lately perpetrated in this city. He is, befides, an old offender. Laft night, a woman, in man's apparel, was ap prehended on the High ftreet, being very riotous, along with fome fellows. She is well known in the Annals of Bridewell. ECCLESIASTICAL, PROMO 1 lON. The Bilhop of Worcefter has collated the Rev. Jof. Taylor, M. A. Chaplain of Hartlebury Caftle, to the valuable Vicarage of Snitterfield, in the county of Warwick, void by the death of the Rev. Edward Horton, LL. B. Prebendary of Litchfield, stud brother-in-law to the prefent Sir Edward Littleton. BIRTHS. On Monday laft, in Cavendifh-fquare, the Lady of Wm. Hunter s £fq. M. P. of a daughter. On the r6th ult. the Lady of Charles Morton, Efq. of a fon, In Gardiner-row Dublin. On Sunday l ilt, at the Hon. Mr. Wortley's, Grofvencr fquare, the Right Hon. Lady Lovable, of a daughter. O.i Sattirday,the Lady of Thomas Blair, Efq. M'alton Grove, Surrey, of a daughter. . _ MARRIED. Yeftcrday, at Richmond, Surrey, W. D'Arcy Todd, Efq. Paymafter of his Majefty's 3d regiment, to Mifs Charlotte ronkin, daughter of the late W. Tonkin, Efq. of I.iibon. On Saturday bit, at llderton,the Rev. John Lloyd, of Paley, Merionethibire,to MifsP.oddam,of Roddam,Northumberland. John Harper, Erg. of Ackworth, near Pontefr.td, to Mils Hinckley, daug hter of T. Hinckley, Efq. of Lichfield. In Stephen's-green, Dublin, John I)onleavy, Efq. to Mrs. Keller, widow of the late Wm. Keller, Efq. Martin Connolly, of Grange-Cagle, county of Dublin, to Mifs Emily Connolly, daughter of S. Connolly, Efq Chapelizod. Thomas M`Kane, Efq. of Bride-timer, Dublin, to Mifs Half ' penny, daughter of Patrick Halfpenny, Ffq. of ChAncerv-lane. DIED. On the t 6th of July, at Baltimore, Mr. John Thompfon. fen. merchant, of that city, and late of Rafhuirne, near Manabeiter. I On the z7tit in& at Huytou, Mrs. Allston, wife of the Rev. James Ailatoa. 1 On the seth init. the Rev. Mr. Taylor, many years milliner ; of Heaton Norris, near Manchefter. The a rft init Mr. John Ilattoa,of Miller's4reet, Mancluiter. On the 2ztt kat .1411441gblabeed age, Mr. KnOwlegy of Go- I: *terral. r. }r , t _ • , .. '.. , - On the aid . it. by. , . .., ( Liv erpool. • On theskth 'that` tiara of aiii Mr: JOpti Wiich, of ;lilalgate, neaPLaticalbit.: ' v ' 4 :.On the IstbibiLintbeAsids yeat:of his ape, this Rev. John !Hepworth, A.A-At, 0.11; or Graffatn, .Hutithigdquihire, and Reelor of Little Granfden, brCambrifigelhir,„ .. On the si ft ult. the Rev . Charles Smith, ii.eaor of South /kenos, Norfolk. ' - • The aytinfE Mrs Crifp,a/puhrkh. -. ~ , i:- •. - ' 6 ' , On Friday, at biehoufsrla Pultenay-nreeti XVI, Gni a4 4 oirs Efq. late of Liverpool. On Thurfday re oniiht,W.Van Hcmert Burt, Efq. of Crolby- Iquare, • fan of CParleePym Burt. Efq. ' ' On Tucfday left, at his houfe in Marrlam-nreet, Nirtitmio- Acr, Mr. John haagdon, of the Excite (Alice.. At Logic., on the arch Ina- Mr. Robert Bogie.: Meaner of that parifh, in the 63d year of his . age, and jjth of Lis tr.:- - WIWI. • ANTS a Place, as Gardener, a aged 3 0, who has been ufed to th.• inues • Ground ; would have no ~b;rctin❑ t(i quantity of Land. Can have a pet! .-liara," Meet, poll paid, to J. T. Poit-O:cc, which will be attended to. PATENT SPEC.T.ICI.ES. JOHN RICHARMON, Ovici; Great Que en ftrect, soured with s Majefty's Letters Paten:, fo: p . orzd Invention on tip. etacles, wh , r.by evci in Spedaeles is rtmetliAl, tither M a‘ddition the in ignifying power, fo as to anfwer t or el purpofet, with accuracy of vifion, and h fim Mr. GREENOIIGIT::, celebrated TIN( ONE lot cleanling And prefervin' and effectually curia;; th , .. Scurvy in the ing the . fecth from fiat:ter Decay, kaul rendi perfedly fwect.—The otter for the I'ooth-2 immediate cafe, withou; tnjuri••g the Teeth or Alfo Mr. GmentiuLli',i Antiaei.l Lozenges, and fpeedy remedy for the Heartburn, Iridi Wind in the Stomach, thofe diforder, that at living, and prev.-ut the i!!'etredliof 1,:n1 wine, Nothing can he a better proof of :': c efleaev dicines than the high repute they hive bzen hi 40 year,. livery Pin-chafer is requefted to &oft r re, ti Nu. io, Ludgatt.-bill, is printcd on tile Stan) Cuuntcrfrits. They are prepared and fold by R. Haywar, ceffor to T. Greenough, the Inventor,) No. ; London. Sold , alfo by F. Newbery, No. 4c. S' yard ; Bayley and Blew, Cockfpar-firect ; an aid Co. No. zso, Oxford-ftreet. Price is. t WHEN Profeffional Men of edui fponfibility deviate from the !:ctleral to ton of a peculiar Branch, the an ftion ()I fueeefs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Ten yt:ars have I devoted my pr.idlice to meat of THREE DISORDERS, and the h any plan gives me additional ardour to oppr,i able the ravages of thole complaints which are. ant in the catalogue of human infirmit:rs. • After initiation itito every lotauch as an formed a with at an early period of Pradice tt trcra the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or germs precipitancy of general Pradlitioners. - The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure oi voted ruy attention, consprize every hiecirs INFECTION, whether• of a recent or long All kinds of DEBILITY, etcher ariang frni Schoolboys, or the indulgence of maturcage, rangenient df the fyitem in Wuiu.n which is NESS or STERILITY. Nu:r..•rous difeafes are the refute of ilnorance eatment of a fimplc. GOnorrhea, ant! it ant pens that the feeds of Life are poikocd by the unguartlel hour. By a fuperior.metbod f , rci cafily cured, and ev , n warn. others have fa; may prefunte to ofter a radical re-eftablinuni.li Few, however, at the cafes of ct)p , ;lica!, diforder,ttompated with the cal-miter.. from indulgence SOLITARYViCb:. or t: ties of a fafhionable Life. acquire that !late la the unavoidable confer- L uc:ice of file!: 1.).-rni W!:ere the unhappy fufr , :rer broods over::: fully conceals his misfortune, it mtly b 2 ris.: him to know, that ali.boll!! , 1 it he an faiutv with other Praditioners, the retnovi CI F.C.IES by the gr(duai pr , grefs of Renovai meat of my experience. If the rites of Race! berm to resit:cc manly vlseur, much anzict , by an early counteradtion of this languid cafes ucigroat difficulties will occur. But where this Deficienc7l.as fur years esi feverance is indirp-nfshiy ref - In: cite t, rev'sve•thi of Life, r.nd tare-arirarre Clriflitt, • in, MARRIED WO`.'! 1;N in thr7r expcsfiatio-: or v. fitch riff SECRI:Cy C za . the C.)3:.lifications whic!! I !!..•.ve. D7z.fur.ltl Bails of my l'rttCniloas, 3^ coi:-.coc7lcc n given. tit,q Mr i.iILE may I.d: ((Jr a at id • ftrees. 3tran i. I.:a:* TCI.I`.LI.!-Dtl.:" Them is an ad.litio.lai enitv;ln••tt ',Vai and the t LiMC i• on both the (1!-'t3. • ' -7(nnt 10 l'. TAYLOR, tinigeon, 140. 9, Nov e, .sta, 1....ir tyirgi IN the fpring of 1794. I was alllid, real Complaint, which I treated with II months; but was then obligt7d to apply to who put a temporary ftop to the viritlect mercurial applications) for foine time ; hitt ; all medicine and the advice of the :hit Goal hire, worfe and worfc f..ir two years, I was almoft unparalleled ail d beyond defer!:)t lois, ' and ulcerated from head to t'oot.--:',:y hi nofe, legs, arms, &c. have been alttinately i ing ufclefs; in ihort, I have tad from :^, Lc) my body, and nearly totally deprieet.l of voluminous to particularize all m 7 cafe—ft never was, or ever will be, one of a mere more complicated nature. I w.ts long it friends, and imagined myfelf, be yond :Ili no) indeed, in my than condition, death wasp! than mifcrable Rate. In this dreadful fitttat mifrrablc otiftence, till DIVIN r PROVIDEN a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. D. friends read it, I could not.-1 feat and pr. LLAKE'S PATENT PILLS. which, by Wi❑ am now, and have long been, (after more • defcribable chards), in as i guud a ftate of . stycd ; as a proof of this, I had a flue, thri , I born to inc a ftw months ago. In gr.;:ittu hopes of rendering my fellow-crt - attire fay publifh this; and yob: may a. any time refel to be fatished of the truth of ...I.:i, or furt, me or my friends, by letter or pee fun. As few cafes for badnefs will twer equal eced it, I have from experience cv;•ry ::.if that in your LEAKE'S PILLS they will tint 1 and radical cure, f tr that nett dry:tilt - al , Dill af ..:, which is called—A co Nri a NI:-:: I: Prepared and Sold by the Sole Prorri, Loa,-Mt rnb,T of the Royal ColltT - e of Sw his irmft., No. 9, N.nv 131'..!re-turret; w:i vice, without a tee, to perlot, , , taking thei fiver patients letters, if poll p.nd, on tae ing in all cities the moll inviolable. I et ,•y, cafe havinif be.n tnentione,Lbut at their of by the Pro, rietor, dining the co , :r:e 0: I that he ha* had the cotylue:tit!g of an ex. - ;:i medicine, and the practice ar:list i ; titer . 1 They as:: alfo fold, by his Appo:iit a•. it! of thofr living at a diltanee. by Me. 11 .Edinbur:o ; Mr. Mennom, Prin....r, Gia Mr. T. rc fors for his aldref.; at tit,: P.. Alban 9 3-fireet, Pall-M. , 11; Mi . . 12 ohcrt . n. Oztord-ftrcet ; Mr. Ditlsor,wjh'i, Nit, nearly oppufitc the A10ttur,1 6 ,;•. , .. ; Air:- tee Union-yow, Little Tovcr-bill: \'r. Ca; ,by cute Perfon in evi t y confl..it - r tl i (Mil Ireland, in Poxes of only 2%. 9d. cash, ii plaiu• Directions, whereby Perfotts of Litemiekvisik with Vile And it.t.tt,..y. incik WATER AT LONDON BPIDI Mort :it% ' -Aftrrnoon 9 rT 'AT.!.1n0 1 .4 : for thc Vropric on% (of C..iiirthy- art a) at t) . - ; • , y '.-.• tnbury-s.'ee, ;-ar4:11!t). 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