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CAROLINE. SIT THOMAS CAMPBELL, ESC24 111 bid the Hyacinth to blow, teach my torotto gret n to be, And flog my true love all below The Hot y Bow'r and Myrtle Tree. There, all his wild-wood fcrrt• to brin, The Ivrest South Wind (hall wander by, ' And with the mae of his wing Delight my railing Canopy ! Come to my Hole and Huai iag Bow'r, Thou Spirit of a milder clime, Freida with theVews of Fruit and Flow 'r, Of mountain Heath and moory unpile 1. With all thy rural echoes come, Sweet Comrade of the rofy Day, Wafting the wild Bee's gentle hum, Or Cuckoo's plaintive roundelay. Wherc'er thy morning breath has pla7'd, Whatever lila of Ocean fann'd, Come to my Moroni-woven ihade, Thou wanering Wind of Fairy Land! For fury, from fome enchanted lile Where Heav'n and Lore their Sabbath hold.. Where pure and happy fpirits fmlie Of Beauty's faireit, brighteit mould ; From Come gram Eden of the Deep, Where Pleafure's Sigh alone is hav'd, Where tears of rapture Lovers weep, Endear'd, undoubting, undeccidd: From fame tweet Paradife afar Thy Mae wanders, diftant, loft, Where NATURE lights her leading liar, And Love is never, never crefs'd! Oh, gentle Gale of Eden Bow n, If back thy rofy feet mould roans, To revel with the doodlers hours 111 NATOSE . S more propitious bane, Name to thy los'd Etyfiau Groves That o'er enchanted Spirits Mille A fairer form than Cherub Loves,- - And let the name be CAlotaxa ! Fdlnt• LAW INTELLIGENCE. MUM QUARTER SESSIONS, &armour, Mous T rs INSOLTINT DEBTORS. Tea MAYOR AND CORPORATION OF MARLBOROUGH V. ROBERT BLACKFORD. This was an aaion againft the Defendant for Laving infringed one of the bye-laws of the Cor poration, by which they enaaed, that any perfon who &cold fell meat out of the public market, fhould be liable to a penalty. The defendant had incur red this penalty. He bad applied to be admitted to a ftall in the market ; but his brother butchers. anderftanding he fold his meat che4er than they chofe to do, refuted to admit him. rn confequence of this; he erefted a (tall without the market place, land, by his humane condu4, engrafted& confide table portion of the cottons of the town. The Ma gillrates being informed of this cireumftance, im mediately put the Bye-law into force, and caufed the defendant to be arrefted. This was the cafe, as Rated by M i r. MAILRYOTT, who Paid that the aaionmight be Paid to be for felling meat toorheal 1 He further Rated, that this poor man, who has a wife and ten children, was brought before Mr. Jake Gaon to be rendered, he having efcaped f.om the Officer who had him in cuftodly, when the circumfiances attending his arreft being Rated to the Learned Judge, he reprobated the conduit' of the Magiftrates, and very humanely fuggefted to the Counfel then prefent, that it would be pro per to inform them of his opinion, in order that they might liberate this man. The Counfel pro naifed on his honour fo to do; the defendant, how ever, Rill remained in cuftody . The Counfel on behalf of the plaintiffs this day objefted to his dif charge on the ground of an efcape. The defen dant was afked as to this point. The account he gave was as follows : That he was arrefted on the 7th of February ; that the Officer and he went to a public.houfe in the town, immediately as he was arrefted ; .this was about nine o'clock in the morn ing ; there they continued drinking tin nine at night, a; which time he found himfelf outfide of the public-houfe ; both of them were intoxicated. The following day he found himfelf in London, but knew not how he got there. He continued in London until the sift of April, when he fent word to the Officer where he was, and he was according ly fent to prifon. He was afked how he came to leave his wife and family ? He faid, he could be of no fervice to them, as the Magiftrates had de prived him of the means of getting his bread. The Court commiferated the cafe of this poor man, and requefted the Counfel not to prefs the matter again(! him. They thought the bye-law entered into by the Corporation would have the Mott oppreffive tendency; as it prevented the fair competition in trade. Perfons who endeavoured to keep up the prices of the neccffaries of life were certainly . objeOs of prinithment ; but when a man fitnated like the defendant Repped forward to al leviate the diuretics of his fellow-creatures, he de ferred the thanks of every difinterefled perfon, and was entitled to receive proteftion.—He was order ed to be difeharged. INSOLVENT MAGICIAN. A man of the name of Park, the gravity of whore appearance beipoke him a man of uncom mon refearch, applied to be delivered from thral dom : he was i ppofed by his creditor, Martin, who Rated, that the tranfaaion for which Park was impritbned, was of fuch a nature that he was not entitled to the benefit of the Azt ; that he had formerly been a hop wurthant, but had !bopped off in every body's debt ; that he had fence ap plied himfelf to the Rudy of anronorny and ma-. gic, an.l had obtained great funks, by predicting the fc.si'ulis to a certain foreflaller of hops and his agents ; that Park and himfelf had agreed to con- Colidafe their kno‘s ledge, and puhhhh a new fy Rem of agronomy, which was completely to refute all the Ward notions of Sir lfaac lNcwton. In fur therance of their plan, they invented a fliperb or- Eery, and engaged Leiceller•houfe to exhibit it ; but Mr. Gedge, the landlord, with profane hands, ' feized upon it for rent. In the mean time the' book went off ; the price was to have been a gui•' '11C:1, and it- was to leave been publithed by fubfcrip tion. Park, who undertook the talk of receiving the fubfcriptions, put the money into his own pocket, fold the plates for a trifle, and thus depriv ed his partner, the prefent Plaintiff, of his fhare of the profits of their joint labours. He hoped the Court would take cognizance of fuch fraudulent conduo; and not fuffer the Defendant to be dif• charged. The Court remarked, that this was en tirely a partnerfhip tranfatlion between two Con jurors, neither of whom much deferved the name. The refult was, the allronomer was fuffered to go about his butinefs. Jamas SHARP, Efq. Mayor of Deal, has been unanimoully re•eleEtcd to that office for the enfu- ing year. Mr. SAM URI. HOLT is detted Mayor of North ampton ; and Morns. ODELL and DU NKL EY Bai liffs, for the enfuing year. The runaway (laves in New Providence had lately become exceedingly formidable to their maf ters, under the toncluet of a Chief who was known by the name of 4 , King Cafar !" After many dangers and many intrepid Els, King Czfar has been killed. His death was Mebrated as an oc cdion of general joy. The American trade with Spani(h America and the American Ides, is now fo great and flourifhing, and fn much in the way of contraband, that the c iptures of American veffels by the privateers of New Providence, in the year 1800 alone, is ell mated at the value of 8,000,000 of dollars. Thofe privateers are very numerous, and exceedingly vi gilant; yet the Vera Cruz fleet to the value of 17,000,000 of dollars, had, in the beginning of May, to the great difappointment of thofe priva teers and their owners at Naffiu, arrived fafe at the Havannah. We hear from Conflantinople, that a Tartar, with a confiderable efcort, which was fent from Conflantinople to Mooful with fpecie to a large amount, was lately attacked on his road by a pow erful body, compofed of the daring tribes infefting the dillrilk of Mooful, who robbed and maffacred the Tartar, with nearly the entire of the efcort, and carried off the treafure. Two of the party, though very much wounded, have reached Bagdat, after encountering extraordinary hardfhips in the defart. A firong party of military are fent in quell of the banditti, who have fled to the eall ward. We have the pleafure to Rate, that hopes are entertained of finding water at Perin. The place has been probed upwards of one hundred yards in many places, and a fpring is difcovered, which promifes to antwer in a little time. The diftria of Sinzingen, Ehenwiefen, Stc. in the Laberthal, near Ratifbon, was inundated, on the 26th ult. by a violent fall of rain, by which the Laber, which runs between two high mountains, became a rapid Dream, which carried along with it (tones, timber, trees, houfes, mills, men, And beets. The wrecks were carried as far as the Danube, and feveral heaps were flopped by the bridge at Ratifbon. In the upper diaries of, the Mayn, particularly near Nuremberg, fimilar in undations have happened, by which the Mart, near Franckfort, is rifen (even feet above its re gular Night, and great quantities of timber, &c. probably the wrecks of buildings, have floated by and drove afhore there. The Rednitz, Schwabach, and other rivers in Franconia, have like wia over flowed their banks, but the greateß devallation has been cauf:d by the overflowing of the Danube. In Italy, between Verona and Padua, 18 villages have been laid waDe by a dreadful hurricane and hail-ftorm. Meths, 141;rbees, and Deaths, in India, between the kft of November, and the tilt of Febrosey _BIRTHS. Of Boon: The Ladies of Major-Oesseral Coorogham ; of Capt. J. Stew:eon, at Cldttledroog ; of Lieutenant Colonel Morley, at Barraelspore ; of Major O. Homes; of Major Grey, at Madras ; of Captain R. H. Coiebroke ; of Lieutenant Blunt, Engineers ; of Captain J• at Cavrnpere ; of Lieutenant Short, sift Rog. at t • ;of Captain J. Wilton, at Hom iny ;of nj. w, 77th ;of A. Johnftooe, Efq. ;of W. IL clouts, Ek. • of J. Cheap, Efq. at Soon ; oil. C. Kerf.. dug, Efq. • of H. e.ompton, Efq.; of F. H. Davis, ESq. • Mrs. A.Tboutpion ; Mrs. Belton. Of Daughters : The Ladies of Sir Fred. Hamilton, Batt.; of Sir Alassoder Seaton, Ban ; of R. Moor, Efq at Monghyr ; of Colonel Waled), at Madras; of Captain J. J. Bird, at Chunar ; of Captain 0.0. Richardfou, of twins, ulat ; of f...ptala Walker, at Chktiedroog ; of Lieu tenant Weft, at Dindigul ; of J. Rawlins, Efq, at Arrah ; of the Rev. C. Buchanan ; of W. Roshorgis, Efq.; of C. Watkins, Efq. in Canara ; of F. Laurence. Efq. at Rampart ; of C. Sad dam, Efq. at Chutrrah; of j. Forobetle, Etc ; of W. Dying, Efq.; of J. Maniac, ISrs. Hodges; Mrs. Defbroffes ; Mrs. Smith. MARRIAGES, At Bombay, Lieutenant Colonel R. Gordon, Adjutant Ge neral, to Mif. King. Captain J. WMainasy oflifonghyr, to the widow of the late Major Sibbalit. R. F. AnSer, PA. of the Treafury, to the daughter of the late Sir J. Meredyth. G. Ud 'mi. El i ot the Board of Trade, t o Mire Flannting. Lieute nant J. chat, such Dragoons, to the fecund daughter of the late Lieutenant Colonel P4b. Lieutenant Warner, to MU. G. White. lieutenant Sibley, to the daughter of Captain Bedell, ,3tb Reg. Lieut. T. ilaylp, ntit Reg. to MW Hanunood.— At Pondicherry, Captain J. Ahkrr, to Mifs A. DErWE At Madras, J. King, EN. to Mrs. de Dieu. At Arnbom. by Capt. J. L. Jones, Mr. Yates, to the daughter of (Sprain King, Com mandant of that gartifoa. At Blaughuipore, Captain Stewart, to Miff H. Wainwright. At Pondicherry, Lieutenant R. Omtf by, 6th native cavalry, to Mrs. de alenbOOL DEATHS. Brig. General Comae, aged 84, at Mangalore. At Hydra- bad, Lieutenant Colonel Dalrymple. Lieutenant Colonel E. Robinfon, 86th Reg. and Lleatenant Colonel Rub. Frith, zit Native Cavalry, at Bombay. At fa, Lieutenant Cannel Bar ton, of the Bengal artillery. At Oeitapore,Lkutenant Clonal J. Pigott, f,th Native Cavalry. At Amboy's; Captain Hatton, of the Vefuriospkanh. Ditto Lieutenant Lufkin, of his Ma jcP.y'a Sup Virgtnia,and Captain Mathews, Payntafter of the troop on that illane. Captain R. Macfarlane, aged ye. tea, t Colonel T. Higgins, 4th Native kegloant. At Pciodi -cherry. Captain Whitlie, tath Regiment. At fa, Maje (hit, OM Dragoons. At Borrackpore, Captain W. Hill, Id Native Reg. At Bombay, Mr. Gardner, Parfet of the Fulfrigue, and Enfign Junes Stewart, Seth Reg. Captain R. Carruthers. tads Native Regiment. At Blieuguipore, Mr. and Mrs. tarn•, z yth Native Reg. of a Mom fever. At Surat, Mrs. Cowp r. At Poodarnallie, Lieutenant Kearns, Sea Reg.— At J.Goapatnam,Lieutenant James Nixon, zrh Regiment.-- Captain Robinfon. Soh Reg. At Calcutta, J. H. Beebe,, Ffq. fader merchant. J. Semen, Eby. Military Audi. tar Gmaal At Coinnabo v Mr. Banker. Front sLe LONDON GAZt TTE, Au fl ti. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wart-orrtCE, AficrasT lg. Third Regiment of Dragoon Guareie—Corn,t Francis Turn in er ' to be lieutenant, by purch afe, vice Bel;lies, promoted the 4tR loot. sth Ditto--Cieorge Johnitone, Gent. to be Comet, by pur chafe, vice Gahan, promoted. 6th Ditto--Nlarcus Blake, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Woolley, who retires. 9th Regiment of I.ight Dragoons—Comet Thomas Butterfield to be Lieutenant, by parade, vice Ellice, promoted. 17th Ditto—To be Lieutenants. without purchafe--Cornets John Jappie ; NVilliam Raycroft; l'hemute Cockerill; Henry Barri: ; Joicple Hawtyu ; Lieutenant Henry F. R. Soamc, from the 62d Foot. To be Cornets, without purchafe—Cornet William Brown, front the Royal Waggon Train, vice Jappie ; Edmund SAffery, Gent. vice Raycroft ; Gledd, Gent. vice Cockerill. 23d Ditto—James Arthur, Gent. to be Alliflant.Surgeon. 27th Ditto—Captain Jame/ Mylne, from the 27th Foot, to be Captain, vice Lowe, who exchanges. Hompefeh's Regiment of Mounted itifletnen-...Cornet George Frederick Vogelly to be Lieutenant, vice Tiernan, who re ftgns ; Lieutenant D.C. Brown, from the 2d Dutch Flank Battalion, to be Comet, vice Vogeliy. 4th Regiment of Foot—Augultus Capadofe, Gent. to be En fign by purchafe, vice Lawrie, promoted. 16th Ditto—Captain Walter Naugle, from the half-pay of the late 4th Regiment of the Ira Brigade, to be Captain, v ice D'Atcy, who exchanges. alit Ditto—John Milliken, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Hutton, promoted. 27th Ditto-.-Captain John Lowe, from the 27th Light Dra goons, to be Captain, vice Myine, who exchanges. 2.9 th Ditto—Capain-Lieutenasit 1.. Auguflus Northey to be Captain wi t hout t.urcbme ; Lieutenant George Dalmer to be Captain, ' without purchafe; lieutenant Patrick Hendee fon to be Captain-Lieutenant. vice Northey. To be Lieutenants, without purchafe---Enfigns --Maddox, vice Delmer ; SPodwood Bowles, vice "lender - fon ; Walter Birmingham, and Robert Birmingham. To be Enfigns, without purchafe—Lieutenant Eric Sutherland, from the Royal Nova Scotia Provincials, vice W. Berming ham; Henry 'rotten., Gcot. vice Robert Birmingham ; and Serjtant-Major William Wade. To be Adjutant—Ea:digit Wm. Wade, vice O'Neill, who reigns. 35th Regiment of Foot.—Captain Charles Strickland to be Ala jot, by purchafe, vice Hay, who retires. 38th Ditto-.-Lieutenant Richard Kearney to be' Captain, by purchafe, vice Tudor, who retires; lieutenant George Su therland, front the 59th Foot, to be Lieutenant, Vice Tyeth, who :changes; George Wilkins, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Tiddeman, promoted. aoth Ditto Captain Thomas Leach, from the toth Weft In dia Regiment, to be Captain, vice Cooper, removed to the 69th Foot. 41R Ditto—Captain Nathaniel Blackwell, front the 66dt Ewe, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Croft, who retires. 45th Ditto—Leonard Greenvrell, Gent. to be F.nfign, by pur chafe, vice Pickering, promoted. 46th Ditto--Captain John Vaughan, from the Caermarthen Militia, to be Captain. with temporary tank in tke army; Lieutenant Walter Raddiman, from the halbpay tithe late 71it Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Richard Smith, who ex changes; Jofeph Martin Huntly, Gent to be f..nfign, by purchafe, vice Whitly, promoted. • 38th Ditto—Lieutenant William inglrly to be Captain, by purehafe, vice Lesion, who retires. 59th Ditto :-Lientenant William Short Tyeth front the j9ek Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Sutherland, who exchanges. 66th Regiment of Foot—Enfign thick Burke, Atom the 34th Foot, to be Lieutenant. by portlier; vice Laterlles, promoted. 69th Ditto—Captain John Mabell Cooper, from the 4oth Foot, to be Captain, vice Dunbar, promoted in the 83d *cot yoth Foot—Jonathan Leach. Gent. to be Eafitto, by parade. vice Athorpe, promoted. 9th WeR India Regiment—Lieutenant Francheville to be Lieutenant, with permanent rank ia.the army ; lieutenant Stephen Savarin to be Lieutenant, with permanent rank,in tbe'army. Angufshire Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Pow Ahauatr. r..rs, to be Lleutertant,vice Tully, deecaleti. William Hamilton, Gent to be Enftgn, vice Ira( cr. Dumbartonfhire Regiment of Fencible Infantry. VJolepb Nieolfon, late of the Cork City Militia, to be u n tenant, vice /Ile:ander Campbell, who tulips. Loyal Met Fencible infantry. Ettfign James Manley to be I.ieutenant, vice Urquhart, ap pointed to the 3ad Foot. Holroyd Utley, Gent. to be Entire, rice Thornhq. Fifefhire Regiment of Fencible Infantry. WMiam Baker, Gent. to be F.nfign, vice Light, promoted. Lochaber Regiment of Fencibk Infantry. Alexander Maelaehlan, Gent. to be blip, rice Dugald Ca- moron, who refigns. sd Royal Manz Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Thomas Howard, Gent. to be Esibgn, The Oates, appointed to the 38th Foot. Loyal Nottingham Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Lieutenant John Ogilvie to be Captain-Licutenuit, vice Pate field, appointed to the 32d Foot. Enho Edward Daun to be Lieutenant, vice Ogilvie. • Enfign Samuel Onindy to be Lieutenant, vice W. Grundy, ap pointed to the 32d Foot. William Kirkiey, Gent. to be Mtn, vice Daun. Robert Martin, Gent. to be Eel!), vice Grundy. Loyal Somerfetthire Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Enfign Luke Dillon to be Lieutenant, vice Hall, appointed to the 32d Foot. Enfign Will Kelly to be Llentenant,vice Mochler,appoint ed to the 32d Foot. To be Enfigria—Thomas Hall, Gent. vice Dillon; Hugh John fuo,Gent. vice Kelly; George Mocklce, Gent. vice Dod- droll, who refigns. Loyal Tay Regithent of Fencible Infantry. Enngn James Hamilton to be Lieutenant, vice M'Lardie, de ceafed. The Prince of Wales's (or Leiceaer) Regiment of Fencible Infantry. - Enlisn Thema Hamilton to be Lieutenant, rice Rural, ap pointed to the 4th Foot. Walter Dillon, Gent. to be Pap, vice Hamilton. The Duke of York's (or Loyal Inverncfs) Regi ment of Fencible Infantry. _ _ . . _ Engin Alexander Macpberfon to be Lieutenant, vice Henry, who ref pa Thomas Napier, Gent. to be Enfign, vicc Macphexfon. Dumbartonfhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Corsetobot M'Gown to be Lieutenant, vice Crab, who JohlaDveald, Gent. to be Cornet, vice M`Goww. Holnifdale Voluntaer Cavalry. Lieutenant U. W. Barnet to be Captain of a Troop, vice Petrie. Cornet Charles Birkbead to be Lieutenant, vice Barnes. Ufworth Volunteer Cavalry. Captain Thomas Wade to I Major-Cotranantiant. Lieutenant --- V az i s to be Captain. . _ Thomas Broughton, Gent. to be Lieutenant, "ice Vatic. Cornet John Fielron to be Lieutenant. Samuel Cooke, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Nekton. it. Viylam, Gent. to be Cornet. Samuel Cooke, Genz to be Atijutant. Argillfbire Volunteers. &snub! 11111C.binnn, Gent. to be Secood Lieutenant, vice John WHlCinnon, deceared. Benenden Volunteers. Henry Hodges, rig. to be Captain, vice Hodges. deteated. Edinburgh Royal Highland Volunteers. Robert Simeon, Gent. to ta. Enka, vim Murray, who refine. Reverend an M'Lauchian to be Chaplain, vice 114'Grtgor, St. George's Volunteers. Isom litsarisy Cooper, Goo. to lie Eabp, vice Ryder, who I leap& • riolmfdale Lieutenant James Hike to be Captain of a Compal...:, „ Irrkhcad, who rciigns. Entign George Dewdney, to be I.lentehant of Infantry. George Peters, Goa. to be Lieutenant of Ir•faMry. Mountfbay Fuiilecrb. Richard Bramwell, Jun. Gent. to lie Licutenint; Hart, promoted. „ 'lhoinas Brantley, Gent. to be Secoal Lieutenant. T it Battalion of the Pei l'rigade. Lieutenant Ogilby to be Capron of tln40.11:11 C panv. Second lieutenant James Miller to be Firft I.ie;tteninit in th , Meigle Company, vice Robertfon, who refigns. Secend Lieutenant John Mtr.cnr to be Firft I.ieutenant, Ogilby. James M•Nichol, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, 'rice Ni , ,neu- Charles Dalganris, Cent. to be Secos d . num, via. Nun North Q . Fensferry Volunteers. Edward Brown, 1.111, to be Captain. George Brown, Gent. to be Firit Lieutenant- John Sampfon, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant. 2d South Uift 'Volunteer Company. Fitit Lieutenant Dugaid Macdonald to lie Captain, vice Me]o - . Macdonald, who rcfigns the Company. Second Lieutenant Angus M'Donald to be Fi:ft Lienten:rt: _ _ _ vice IVEDonald. M'llonald, Gent. to be Second Licutenmt, M'Donald Mountfbay Yeoman Rangers. John Farrant, Gent, to be Enfign, vice I-kith:lan& who r••agra . EaIATUM in the Gazette of the 28th Ultimo. The Prince& Charlotte of liralea's Regiment of Fencible Infantry. For Donahl Macleod, Gent. to be Enfigu, vice blar.lcod pro- meted, Read Doe,'ld Maplossid, Gent: to be &Ago, rice M.Lkal, promoted. Conunaons in the Elrez Militia s Aped by the _ . Lord Lieutenant. To be Deputy-Lieutenants, S nyth, Efq. DJ. JUIr 22, John Rutheriorth Ably, fq. Dated :IS abase. James Stratton, Efq. Dated u above. Sir Jofeph Eftlaile, Knt. Dated July 29, Thomas Nunn, Efq. Dated as above. John Rigg, Efq. Dual July 3t, sBOl. John Miuct Henniker, Ffq. Dated Auguft to, tSo t. Eaa Regiment. To be Majer--Captain John Alseriott,vice liarrifon, refir,n7l Dated Jul 24, iBOl. Tolapt n—l.ieutcnant Jofeph Wolfinger, vim Marnou. promoted. Dated July 24, , • BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. OCtober 3. Edward Pare Symons and Peter William Crary, of Plaiftow-green, near Bromley, Kent, woolltapiert, at at Guildhall, London. Sept. 27. Abraham Cengati, of San-ft:eft, Bifhopfgate-liscrt Without, Loudon, Boat and Oftricti feather ounufaduref, at ten, at Guildhall.. Oetober 20. James Crofby, of Oztofd-Breer, toercer, at ten, at Gniklhall. BANKRUPTS. Michael Kelly, of Camden-row, Pancras, warehonfamen, to furrender Auguft 25, at eleven, Sept: S, and 26, at twelve. at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Allingham, St. john-Splate, Cleo. keowell, London. Robert Blef!hard, of Gnat Beak, within Bamford, Middletret. Lamellate, miller, Angult 26, 27, and Sept. 26, at eleven, at the Boar's Head, Bury. Anomie", Mr. Samuel Woodcock, of Bury ; or Moan. Allan, Clement's. Inn, London. Benjamin Field, of Union-ftrest, Biftwp(gate-itrect Without, London, upbolfterer, Aeguit 25, 29, and Sept. 26, at ten, Guildhall. Attorney, Mn Hall, Poultry. Thomas Nelfon Afsheton, of Liverpool, merchant and under writer, Auguft 28, 2 9 , and Sept. a 6, at eleven, at the (Anise Tavern, Liverpool Attorney, Mr. G. Orred, Liverpool. Jacob Harrifon, Leeds, Vorkihire, merchaut, Sept. 3,4, 26, at four, at the Star and Garter inn, Leeds. Annan v, Mr. Sykes, blew Inc, London; or Mr. Lce, Ueda DIVIDENDS. Aorta :8. Stephen Luskin, of Rotherbithe, Betsey, carver, at ten, at CuililltalL nod ask George Gowan, late of Great Ormand.ftreet, ne ttle:rex, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept. y. James karloe, formerly of Hereford, mercer, at elec.., at the Rummer Tavern, Britlol. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Tit No. 9, Bridge-ftreet, Lonalan. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March rS, dor. I BEG leave to inform you, thit ever fince the year a 790, I have been &elided . with the Luca Ventre?. ; which, from its obilinately refilling every courfe of meet:etre prefcnixd by the molt eminent of the fealty here, and sande , - going feveral fevere eourfes of falivatioa,And maim difeistirrci from the Hofpital, with little relief, would appear to he of else molt inveterate nature. in the fpring of lalt year try difoni,7 • had got to fuch a head, as acarly to pat a periodto my exit ener 1 had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one omeach ane. and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was irradfully painful, and had been la a *ate of ulceration for the laft feven years ; my left had alto two large nod:, oa was very much dircoloured, and gave me fuck excruciating pane, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to dap rive ms of re , :: In this lamentable state I was recommended by bir.J.'lliotra , fon, (who received fo great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the alith of Mar. in the courfe of a fortnight I began to receive benefit—in snore than a month the ulcers on my head andarms were tot; ..- ly healed—loon after the form on my legs healed alto, however, conSderable difeolooration in the Gin, and pain sA the bone of the left, which, by the bleffing of Gott, am'. gl li': - longer perfeverance in your invaluable Wicine, fublided; e ar nodes difperling, the fkin repining its natkal hue, and thc n •..- twinl pains graduallyiroing off.e—l thus became, by your liht ml advice and metikine,perfedlifeee from all my former C 4.131- Plaints—ehave r:covered my trener fpirit and Rrength, and ans become jolly and fat, in which. flute having continued re... r months to the aftonillusent of all who knew me, I am ar a I,!`, in what terms to erprers my gratitude, but beg you. for eke good of other fufferiny, mortals, to Make ibis my cafe as as poffliale, as I Stall bn every amid= ; in fa doing you was greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obetEent, very humble fervant, ALEX. MURKER, Swan's Clofe, High-Itreet, Edinbur , * Witneffes to the above cure r—loan Thoici‘o. No. J. Near Poultry-market, john Nl' I ntogs , Old Airensby chore, Edintus the. Prepared and lold.by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS'I AY • LOA, Member of the Royal,4 'ollege of Surgeons, at hit 11. 01. , N 0.9, New Bridge-Meet, London I where, after a corset,: refitience of more than thirty-fix years, in a pradiee particular ' ly diredled to the cure of Veneriel Complaints, and aide Mat dental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable fecreoy which Men of his Profeflion should always ohkeite in fuck cart.. he flatten Unfelt', the advice and 'LW/awe be grataltonflp :4 • minifters to perfous taking this Medicine, will be alumni by a eilkerning Public, as an advantage Gideon attainable, an void of all ambiguity. 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