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ROTA!. ACAD IBITION—MAY, aBe4. ------- - - 13 Fifherrosta'S Retvro.—J. A. ATICIW2OIB.—There is an *fellation of ideal grandeur in the defign of this piastre, but neither that nor its colouring is very prepoffeffing. It Iliould teem as if the artift was be wildered in his imagination by, we know not what, vitionary notions of fublimity and beauty, drawn from a cobweb theory of lines and floutifhes, totally unfanaioned by Nature. This is the very fanaticifm of the art, the infeaion of which it behoves all young Rodents to than, who value their reputation. So. The .Ness?. Bridge, Durham.—W. DANltt.. This appears a very correa view, and there is an agreeable Rillnefs diffufed over the whole face of the piaure. The colouring, however, is not of a very brilliant defcription. 63. if Farm Tard.—J. Isarrsor.—This artifl ap pears to have departed from his ufnal Rile of paint ing, which was dillioguithed for a (potty confidence of touch, and to have adopted a more laboured man ner, which, at prefent, does not kern familiar to him; but as it manifefts a due regard for truth and nature, we congratulate him on his converfion. The piaure in general wants force. 136. Milton &WM: to bu Daozhtere.—H. Fuses', R. tl—the figures of this piaure do not appear to reprefent beings of this earth ; that of the fubliine authorkf Feredife Let is not equal to the charater ; the painter. however, (perhaps without intending it) has, in the principal female, well exprefed her feel- ings refpeaing the irkfomenefs of the talk in which the is engaged. The colouring of this work is in Mr. F.'s nfnal heavy Rile. A prgas—we thould have Paid of his Count Ugolino, reviewed in a former num ber, that it is, upon the whole, coloured better than • moll of his piaures we ever taw. 266. ilaflla J. Hat.3l.—As well as we can Judge of this piatire, in the fituation in which it is placed, it appears to be executed in a bold Rile, but there is little of originklity in the defign. The whole form as well as the attitude of the figure is very fa miliar to our imagination. The drapery is too heavy. 360. The Tyger.—E. A. StILIISUIT.—This Tyger is =really drawn, and well coloured, but it has not the elevation of e.hareaer obfervable in animals of this fpecies. 373. Bad flutstioz.—j. NOITPCOTF, R. A.—This, piastre is hung in fuck a light as to lofe much of the effea it is otherwife well calculated to produce. It is painted in that bold, but rather fludied manner, which dill it,guifbes the works of this min, particular ly thole he has fo futeefsfully attempted on the fish jell of natural hißory. The figure of the lag is finely charaaerlftic of that noble animal. SESSIONS. Tnefday a publican. in Grub•fireet, was indiaed for malicioufly knocking out the eye of a failor who lodged in his houfe. The motive was Rated to be jealoufy. This however was not admitted as any ground for the comrniffion of fuch au offence. The jury found him Guilty. but the fentence was prevent ed by a compromife between the parties, N. Be) was indiaed for affaulting Sarah Middle ton, a tambour worker, at Hinton. The Defendant paid his addreffes to a young woman, who worked with the Profteutrix, but who, on findinp,him a mar ried man, left the Profecutries employ. The Defen dant called on Mrs. M. and infilled on knowing where his female friend was gone to, and on the Profecu trix refuting to tell him, he beat her molt feverely. The poor woman produced literally a handful of • heir he had tom from her head, and difplayed her cloaths very much marked and Rained with blood.— lie offered no available defence.—Guilty—Fined ten pounds. ULD BAILE r. On Wednefday the Seflions commenced at the Old Bailey, before the Right Honourable the Loto Marcia, Mr. JURiCC GROSS, Baron GRAHAM, &c. when twenty prifoners were tried, twelve of whom were conviEted of felonies, via. W. Hamerton, for Healing thirteen cheefes ; Mary Bayly, for Healing a waillcoat, &c. ; Sarah Blake, for Healing a quantity of lace ; J. Craddock, for Healing a lead gutter; Elizabeth Kennedy, for Heal ing a shirt, &c. ; C. Donnohow and W. Conner, for Pealing a japanned tea tray ; J. O'Brian, for Real. ing a cratrity of velvet ; Elizabeth Pe:111411;ton, for Healing (even yards of cotton ; W. Blake, for Healing a hide of leather; and John Nix, for Healing a quan. tity of coffee. Eirstieth Griffiths was indi&ed for Healing a quan tity of plate, linen, &c the property of Mr. Vander comb,. The prifoner had lived a Mort time io the fervice of the profecutor, in Both-lase, which fervice the left in November lag. Several articles were miffing from the houfe, and fufpicion having fallen on the prifoner, the was traced to her next fervice in Finfbury-lquare ; and on Wray, a police officer, Search ng her boxes, the loft property was found, which hang produced, was partially (worn to by the profecutor. The prifoner, in defence, attempted to prove that the had purchafed the articles a long time fince.— Goiity of Healing. Eght were acquitted among whom John Ruggles was indiFted for embezzling 271. sos. the property of William Benton. The profecutor, an officer to the Sheriff of Middlefex, had employed the paroles at fourteen Shillings a meek, with perqui fuss. On the 16th of February, the prifoner was lent to receive the money Rated in the indiftment, the amount of a bill of exchange, at the houfe of a Mr. ; Davis in the Edgeware Road. The money was paid fib the Sunday morning, and the fira tidings the .profecutor had of the prifoner, was by letter on the Wednefdare following, Rating that he was then con fined in Whitechapel watch lionise, and had been rob bed of the amount of the bill of exchange. The pro felutcr repaired to the watch-houfe, when the prifo- ner requefted of him not to profecute. The landlord of a public haute in Whitechapel, proved that the prifoner was in company with Tome women of the town, at his houfe at twelve o'clock on Tuefday night. and whiles he was dozing, a woman whom be laid, he bad previoufly rode with in a hack ney coach, went out of the houfe. The landlord informed tile prifoner of her Armee, when he felt in pocket And laid be was robbed. The woman was afterwards taken into cnftedy, and Underwent an ex amination at the Whitechapel pclice office, but was liberated. The Judge, in fumming up the evidence, explained the law on the nature of the indielment. If the pri. (otter had been robbed, the.charge againft him could not be made out ; but it would be for them to con fider, whether filch was the cafe, as the prifoner had not attempted to account for the money until the third day after he had received it. 'The Jury retired for a quarter of an hour, and returned a verdict of acquittal. Wilerday feventeen prifoners were tried, twelve of whom were convicted of felonies, viz. D. Payne, for Reeling two razors and a fhirt ; J. Hurft, for 1/eating a quantity of flour ; Ann Slocombe, for (keeling a piece of printed cotton; J. Ragon, for (leafing one pair of (hoes ; S. Ralley, for embez zling 11. 195. sikd. the property of his Maker; Mar garet O'Brien, for nettling a purfe, containing 481.; Margaret Ragan and T. Campbell, for Reeling a boy's hat ; A. Clark, for (leafing four pieces of cam bric muffin ; T. Haywood, for ftealing 28 lumps of frefh butter; and J. Pennyfeather, for embezzling 571. 8.. the property of his mailer. Sarah Burton was capitally indided for Reading in the dwelling houfe of Mrs. Banes, feveral filver fpoons, and a quantity of wearing apparel. The prifoner was fervent to the profecutriz, who keeps a boarding.houfe, in Weftminfter. On the sBth of April a duplicate was found by a duftman, who took away the rubbifb from the cellar, of a pair of flock ings and a boy's Sim pawned at Mr. Wright's, in Weaminfter. Inquiry being made after the fame, the prifoner was recognized to have pawned the arti cles Gated in the indiament. On fearching her box, a number of duplicates and two prayer-hooks were difcovered, and the robbery was clearly made out. The value of the articles Oaten, being reduced under 4os. the Jury found her guilty of—Simple Larceny. J. Ranger, and Referee Gamble were indicted for af faulting and rubbing Richard Cole of a A. Bank note. It appeared the prifoners kept a honk of ill fame in Marigold-court, Strand. On the 18th ult. the profecutor went to this houfe with a woman of the town. After Tome words between him and the woman in his company, the prifoner Gamble came to the room, and he having placed in his hand a al. note, Ike feized his hand, and bit him until he drop ped the note, which he never after paw. It was not proved that the trawlers took the note, and the Jury acquitted them. W. Toovsfend was indicted for breaking open the dwelling-houfe of J. Purcell. in Dyott-ftreet, St. Giles, with intent to (teal. The prifoner, on the night of the s;h of February, in company with a gang of depredators, broke open the profecutor's (top, and took out feveral articles of provifion through the window. On the following day a police-officer difeovered Come of the . property ft creted under fouls dung in a (table in Jones's-court, near the houfe. There were feveral circumnances which led to a fufpicion of the prifoner's guilt, but the profecutor not being able to fwearto the proper ty, the Jury pronounced him—Not Guilty. Nothing can be of more importance to mankind than a diligent perufal of thofe authors who have ably written on the various diforders peculiarly inci dent to the climates in which they live. The diforders which are molt prevalent in this country have boa particularly treated on by Dr. Sozosson, in his Gni* to Health, a work in which he has not confined him. fell to a dry elucidation of caufe and elle& as it refpeas the complaints brought under examination e but has pointed out the fpecific remedy for each, to that the great advantage of this publication to the inhabitants of this country in general is apparent.-- In this view it is recommended to perfons of every defcription, and of either fez, as a book which it is of importance for them to be poffeffed of, as they will find in it much ufeful information, and thofe inflruc tions which more immediately interelt their own health; and which, duly attended to, will lay the foundation of a long and happy life. Health is a bleffing of too great importance to be trifled with it is therefore the incumbent duty of every perfon to have reconrfe to the aids which the long experience of medical men enables them to give, and thole books which have beer, written from a principle of public philanthropy Should certainly be perufed with atten d" Rheumatilins, Palfies, and Gouty Affettions, with their ufual concomitants, Spafms, or flying Pains Flatulency, Indigeftion, and general Debility (ori ginating in whatever fource) are relieved and fre- quently cured by Whitehead's Effence of Muftard Pills, after every other means had failed. The Fluid Effence of Milliard (ufed with the Pills, in theta complaints where necelTary) is perhaps the molt ac tive, penetrating, and ethanel remedy is the world, generally curing the feverell SPRAINS AND BRUISES, in lets than half the time ufuslly taken by any either Liniment or Embrocation ; and if ufed immediately niter any accident, it prevents the part turning black. CHILBLAINS it prevents from breaking, sad inflantly removes their tormenting itching ; but where this certain remedy has been un known, or n eglefted, and the chilblains have *finally Drake, WMITIMIAD'S FAMILY CULATB will cafe the pain, and fpeedily heal them. The Family Cerats is equally efficacious in Ulcerated Sore Legs, &orbit. tic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ring Worms, Shingles, Breakings out on the Face, Nofe, Ears, and Eye-lids ; Sore and inflamed Eyes, urns and Scalds; Sore Heads, Old Sores, and Scorbutic Humours of every defcription. Prepared only, and fold by R. JOHNST ON, Apothecary, No. 5, Greek-fireet, Soho, London. The Effen* and Pills at ss. 9d. each ; the Cerate at is. std. and sa. 9d. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdoms. The Genuine has a Black ink Stamp, with the name of R. IOHNSTON iaferted on it. DIBIU°NUS. May U. John Cox, of Leighton Buzzard, Bedfoulthlre, corn and dour merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May a 6. Thomas Perrin, late of Chlebefter, Innkeeper, at one, at the Dolphin Inn. Chichefter. May s 6 Farrow Chilton, of Bilhop Wearmouth, Durham, coal fitter. at twelve, at the Bridge lon, Bifhap Weymouth. May 26. Richard Walker, now or late of Leieefter, dealer and chapels'', at twelve, at the Blue Bell Inn, Lefrefler. May 36. John Trott, of New Sarum, Wilts, cutler, at two, at the Maidenhead Ins, New Sarum. - - - "MARRItU. On the sad intl. at St. Clement's Dane., by tbe Reverend -- Vernon, Mr. J. J. Lanyon, Neer in the Royal Navy, to Mao Mortimer, 01 Nortek-Aron, Strand. I ,j , ~•~ SALES BY AUCTION. ?REMOLD FARMS se TyTHEarox, Nitwit V/ILTL HARRY RUBS. At dit Ansel Inn, In Ciclenehhast, en Satstday, the melted el ly nest, between the - them af Three and Sir in the Afters noon, melds previontly difpated id by Private Coatis*, (et which a fortnights notice will be given In dsk Pore). Lot r URRICOMB RH, Confining of a Farm I••••Houfe.whbCOMMICIA Ben. Robin. and MONA& ins', and s s6A. IR. OP. of Rich Grazing Lind, in the Oesepasies of Mrs. Rath Kinston. Lot 2. Coleman's Farm, confiding of a Perm Hoag, with eels yentas Barn, Stables, and Ow•buildings, and all A. 3A .34P• Rich Grazing Land, In the occupation of Mr. Philip Kinston. The 11100. Farms Brew aa Leak from Lady-day IA far the Term et froears. sad oratiot Farm a maventent Farm Hook OsMen. MIA Omani Claim of Rich Gra 'his LAW, fo ' O rim Moll r . GIL 38P. Its the togethe goon of Mse. eamm Lot 4. Lovegrove' Fans..?UM Hada. Wilkeiliellale 011t•bUildingS, Garden, Orchard, and feversi gollif ad al* Grazing Land, containing together 31A. oR. OP. Is the sempio don of Mr. Pearce- Tytberton is three Mlles from Cltippeobam. four from Cabe , ten from Devises, and fifteen from Bath. For farther particulen apply to Mr. Mereweatber, or Mr. Atherton, at Calm ; or to Mr. 'hoe. Crook, at Tytttertoo, mid (to view the Mates) to the refpoltve Tenant,. By Mr. OAEQUOINE, (By Order of the Allignees of the Mate and !feels of Wane Joynfoo and Richard Lewis, Bankrupts), at the Bridgewat usf er Arms. In Manchefter, in the County of Lancafter, on Th day the twenty-lath day of Pun seat, at the hoar of az in the evening, A LL that Complete and Valuable WATER 31 - CORN MILL. ftniuM end being in the Townihip of Mick ley, in the faid Cooley, essiddep Five of Pima stern. Four peke ef Onmaimest. Om Fir of Wdab Mum A Maks Mb sedi what orawriwara. Awls& an that kris end eaweeleet Dwelling ffmk, with Midi nudes aid Oesbeefiat two Man easenees sad up. were of Menem Lemesibire Acres of rid Maar/ Lan . dtbelaer big to the kid MK mid kers In the Toeselkip of Bluing sad. Great Hates, Is the AM 08 0 . 0 7. The above Pteedlimaie bang tmelsmalse de Right Homers able the Earl of Wllem,lbr a mem el ekkis datum years or there-- above are now met the leer ratty Mat of SOIL 41. The (aid Mink Ike* ee drakes kb, sense &Rance oft; Miles from the tows of Idambeler, eillefoieg the rod to Roch dale, and le worked Wald NM hit II dot powerful River.— The Mill has bean keft put Me esofials mak at a conAderabie repence, and the MlDem sera nee warped, fo as to infure a confine Simply ef Wean The poulterer Ode ahem Preedles may haie the option of taking the (seethe( Ruh sad times se die preeds. at a valuation. For harder porfteldesi joie Cuter, Mr. William Batter, and Mr. As Oemlow. di ef limped, merchants, th s l a t e rs of the MI lkelg= ll zed aids t Mr. David tuchlted, or Mr. • summate'', both of Mao ehelter Mars Lem wed eseedmilvivimal: af Marc Dechweeth sod Cblapieda, user**, blembeiter. REVERSIONARY INTEREST In a CAPITAL POSTING INN—A GENTEEL RESIDENCE for a LARGE FAMILY, sod MONEY on GOOD SECURITIES • By WILLIAM. MOORS. Oa Saturday, the 7th day of jape nefaulwalog pretifely at feu r o'clock In the Afternoon) at ifs lee. le he City of Werafter, by order of the Allepew so der a CommUnin of Lae HE Reverfionary Nate is that very dearest( and well eltabillhell Ir, OW the HOP POLE TNN, in the City of Worcefter efersield e ssigedbotaa the = s r Lady upwards at 88 years of age The whim sine roomy Parlours, excellent nuh The Whor Oi lan, large HA. Larder. Bar. lest Peeleen, laundry. lienewth Hell, Mules ,Beek Mem er • Wye Garden end led h, sad clothed with chaise trek Trees, caplet! Sodding, Cue* Ileabw. Gewheiss, liottlery. Wier% Rooms. sad ether estenusiliteses wa cane at fpeclese Allembly boon. with °r ehears eel kbb ma d am* home. The while empisteiy hetet tip b * • Infthb. blab IN Web haul; le knish may ran, awl II saw let te Mr. Thew Whew% et he Tandy rot et t rol. TVs Lot Is hill by Loh us* the Dew wog Chapter of War after, for a tens et tiny yeera. /41114111614 every fourteen. Lot s. The Iteheishey bowel ID that exceeding web-We Frechell Owellierbseb sad Prowlfee. Swats between the Hop. pale awl her awl Charm kom N the Ihreseas _amt. le the City Woreifirs SWAM lespeekeet on des dole* deb. ban Web need Memel te be ere* yearly value of yol. hat Dow in the h. cutdof the pa ha owners. ir Houle ble very genteel pert of the City, and fit for any Wags that requires room. for the madmen of large family. Lot 3. The Reverloneey Intereit its the fans of large feared ea the Woreefter Water-works, bearing Wadi at 4 per cent. Leto. Ditto en tOOOL feared oa the lUdderminfter Teropike, behley the like Intend!. Lets. Ditto an sal. feared on the Drolarkb Turnpikes, bearing the ha Want. The lett three Lett ere expettant on the decree of the fame Life as the two preceding ones. Par a view at the Presidia, apply to Mr. Weaver, at the Hop. Per, end Ibr further particulars, to Mr. Street, Solicitor, Phil. pot.lane, Lowden, er the Auttioneer, Tewkeibury. A CARD.—TO THIL LADIES. " Dale Cale, Haverfordwa, Sonth Wales, Feb. SC aof • CAPTAINu LLOYD prefents his compliments to Mr. Dixon (although not patently acquainted with him) would take it as a favour, if he would fend him four or five boxes of his Dixon's Antibilious Pills, as foes as be poilibly can. Mrs Lloyd, who bas always via the Medicine, Is now pregnant and very unwell. Foe the great fervlce they have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Colonel Nfitopp and all his family, Captain Lloyd retie it his duty to recommend the Pills wherever be goes; and he really thinks, if Mr. Dixon would appoint lame pal ms as venders in this comity, It would be a benefit to the community.' From Mr,. MARTIN to Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. ear-1 have Tome years ufael, and continue to ufe your Dixon's Aorihilious Ma; as a family Aperient, I do not know their equal --(lnce I have takm them, am relieved from a bilious complaint, particularly lick head-ache, which frequently were very diltrefing tome. I recommend them to every family lam acquainted with. particularly Mae w ho live at Come Mance from medical advice. " Your's, &e. J. HAryni.row m ARTIN. Bireimnre.houfs , nem . Woburn. Bedfordfhire, Marches" , rr Sad wholefale and retail at Mr. Butter's, No. 4, ChraPlide , earner of Paternoftsr.row, and retail by molt Bookfellers In every Country Town, in boxes at 6s. and as. pd.eack. SPRIN3 PHYSIC. DVELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS nocentare I- , proved, by esperience, to be t A he belt and in Alterative, Purifier,and Sweetener of the Blood; and thole who are afilleted with the Scummy, Scorbutic Eruptions, 11.eproly, Serb phula, or any other Ditorders wiling from vitiated Blood ; or thole who have impaired their conflitutions by lAMpation or juvenile Indifcretions, Ibonid by no means omit • courfe of the Vegetable Pills doting the Spring. The operation of this valuable Vegetable Alterative is fo pleafant and salutary as not to interfere with the avocations of bufinefs or pleafure ; its aEtion is confined to the ani mal juices, and requires no alteration or reflraint in diet; it dif (oleo In the ftomach, Mends whh the food, and gradually pervades the circulating fluids, etorretting in In pottage any deviation Isom a Rate of convalrfeence ; In Otort, It is the I ng fought for Vegeta ble Specific. or fare, but adtive,fubititute for that fathionable atinc- Mercury. which may be fold to cure only by killing ; its effi cacy excites the attention and (urprife of medical men, fir when all other medicine' have failed. De Wino's Pill. may be relied on as a fpcelfic for all Diforders which originate in an impure or im paired Rate of the Blood. None can be genuine, wherefocver or by whonifoever fold. mild, the Bill of DirtOtions is figned In Red Ink, by the Proprietor, C. STAPLES. Prepared by Mr. C. Staples, now fole Proprietor, baying par chafed the recipe of Mr. Piddiog, and fold wholefale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard. on the Foot way ; retail alfo by Mr. Diekinfnn, No. 6o,Berner-greet ; Clarke, Borough; and Tutt, Etchange. Pried da. 6d. ay. and sl so. per FOIL CM= 0, TM WartlpAM/ 01 s , =DOT A raol.4 me Avon:* [Wry ailitetlett TO ACT OF PARLIAMENT. . On naafiby, Fie midi leßent, at Net, MERAc, SON, sad CO. sWI put up to PUBLIC C, it tbeb. W a ndgeeten NO 76; QN" til e Wes Akeirtmeng et alttristt vIECIE GOO S, 2 lAN be gem Is Wee ey M. L. MIA*. iglu • 11111111 —.....1-------- ---------.......... ) razosANT LAM!), ' • lelare itutise 'settees a wrap:eery rettreneet. lk/R. WATSON, Button, and Man Midwife, LV& ears to sessirMsalses Iris to an airy and indeed bow : ten, with to Write WM. faked ta thee Wean. emee c and In Ms g tight bigots ow we to Wee, egt4 ) minutely taboo are et; sad as ilintabei {hire to Ad Ids IMMO@ 0111411VIatt Ibe Mews if elsoeshaA Pregeaney, be tatters bisditLsdearral aides oppleallas te kW tee grestab attendee, sled .... ar ,... kW* Looms (pat op Mr. Wades, Ilsr sad Maa-M!dwife •Ir le Mea, IV Midwife, Mt O awioutt!gc t, . s"'"f ' Me et IlleekatarWid* atteo , will raw tbe sadtAirlsaid udit. WWII vilay be lad, The PILL lIIIIMIAi at it. &h. pa . eng,a awls sal Amami liewsly_ le room A °Westgate. sail irrepawalis.soissesollest Meliesteker bad Lyme. tn. , - HAVING deifies/Si MON to die lady, and bast e l r ag" " saidell.l one ilbst ri t i lte la not "l ssees mot e s set dim q t y ebb is alie lota boo et th. we 7 limaidel Is We. !Way, and =wog sways web dim foods width is seestred by eancentradng the intelledleal times' doh of Medan. TM et DIMLITY ere geselWly IlArenag, ter day ai,:. dips suds at ceenge ttionesets, sod byes de ft allied wow, safasestifs , Imam enbaserst.... ilase sellstesse6•preedsmot et II iiialsels, tee eine. dye Midi et ihwalbssam de babes= et osmarley. sky es. Ole tbs sag elliosea greldMeal le, I WI el die IlluidleP et owdosesoll acre frown ars asswirseed, awl dr weetet ass is As o d SUIR et tee ROYAL COLLEGE a stmosopt; I sreand i rdsasesdem es I lk stelae'is. omil peddles . everrgalsesp asiositlealaialtled se did Naimoli will Okla lam lidwreebos lb 'Wade lasisded. Is do lee WM= et Ord woleask eady aspliaddi, == s e i t s tr i s s M s weVii lit as e s i T. ratrata'a hbvskisrarsAllastidat domande sr softie et lid • LlCAsad Weds ever eii leisedq web eseelel twangemito lidelkey eir Whey er alw.d net wily et wolllolll, et wastimit Me Whet die sialtlOdidebis &creep • Andes gesowTeassad Created Itio pee* to rain pia , easier tie ~ ON doss* sissilkosei seas ft Is Ow WO.. ant it oiluir wa s= Is Melo se visa a Oh, coital', mu ilt tt ia adessegastdheassitissi *desk stelae: l. km who ere ~et tads any hind at DIMITY, et soy tystgosen et VISMOLIAL 111 FICTION. and to all afro die Milo of rons. wwoies sollssad islet Mit Worthen. Pelson le tee saissmi sr* . sit Isaac a Rash nets, arid a ratealted to tufty MAR e ni v i cs , MA Member it As Rept MM. et , in Landes. Ile. se, Aeswittiliite, todadowar T ear. ADVICE. WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN, vainest for *EI and experience, era their asks, and mai &drab Iltke or the care of a few , Difusiesobey tits hipailer so that i la m vthieh Is COW*, ornitai m e s ta=b d eirsibee el at he fir* *the ties* liar CU= Clis reseisr=i i S domed Miff Wrier te sod by the whist OW rods at arm= he Valera Clasoplehr boa hi, there bees amtisistradvas ski re hoes allithy so dish *dr holes to Ws ewe ef hangs artier bead* *NO% * well es he rawral of rah debilities sad hairdo WWI perm er embitter do Salt b tabu • limos rif berm hiete~re ore mime erre dill*. dea thelb taw en he idiassallaptsoes a s bpieemssaaia a earls deliroldea Theseheppy barn beers over W wilsiorataalbrosi 69 link Mist, setil be is reser to inch a She et st • maw Illpepptdbra Is heft refer It will be a rfras stheillem se baser that they may am. by h aw sal ittbiwls mosey, be solterei se the hewer ream. deer Iremitb amilytmemr. idemeA, allidhernairilia. altar 681111 maids a ji irtelesitillhh yiedimmor = " ar e sei mildew is list AIM Ott et Mwary,lms. Its. I== ibtestii. it m u lt be a faif rider rewash" that wire the sonar el isedishag coptetty is Aram& la tie and ewe et a hie posoller eemphists. roe amit be tits meet amity of herb t and ea • roof of the lathe tbdratellad ef ifi particularly ezpiis, as and r fsfe, and h to the conr o zsities, dais fonie Eight eels of , a p ave, rd is ememissal ebe lberrolol at Dave, and In af dee awe irrisasy s where amber weal Wooers lave falled. a wiper **maws is *sir plat .( tuat ara adores to the patient al* imilvaitaisi, and Wei re. ~Mawr By an ortyspiplieltiNi. the yOlitat an Amps the hope p aed of a Whew seseitibrot epee th p e ids es. *Deed Warn CUIUREE ml 00;wly be oratalted at tbsk bask No. so'. Hance Ourana seis plidesei atm ItstOdllitaat aft Way, baster. semi Loewe best tbe at* repair OD Ibis prOseirs sic. peli, ' • • bank mete, Web Mira* Marred. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ, DItAR at, No. 9, Bridgedtreet, pid. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received f rom your Invaluable megialc...LEAKE's PATENT PILLS. About two years ago I was attacked with a V Ou oaoxa, which I treated rather Sightly for tome time, but the dif cafe at length (pending all over my Body, was obliged teary!? to the molt eminent of the Faculty, but thdr atliftance afforded only temporary reliefs—l went through various Courfes of Saliva dell, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. The Ulcers that fpread all over my limbs, ren dered me a complete Objedt, lb that my friends defpaircd of my recovery. 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