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I-3D SAVE THE .KING, WITII ADDITIONS AND ' -MATIONS WIT= TO TXI TOM Fame, let thy trumpet sound; Tell 411 the world around, Great GEORGIC is King. Sid Europe rouse again, Menge her thousands slain, The 1 yrant's pow'r restrain, Since Osoaot is King. Tell the heroic Swede, 11' Usurper's fall's decreed, Since Gloats' is King. Bid gallant outrae'd Spain, Indignant, scorn his chain; All his vile arts are vain Since Gamic):vain, is King. 'Fell the capricious Czar, Tuk'dto the nturd'rous car, hireat C; co cos is King. To all the world proclaim His sullied faith and fame, Sunk in defeat and shamb, . Since Gseassa is King. • Bid the short-sighted Dane His feeble rage restrain, Since Gamine is King. Tell FrenehifiedKing Tom, Our Beets the Ocean roam, • While Tommy's rot at home, • Since GroeGz is King. Those satellites of hell, • Gears vaunting legions, tell, Who hug their chain, rgypt's immortal strand, Where ranks fought hand to hand, Proves us their match on land, As on the main. Bid grateful Acre thew Hew Britons feird the foe. GOD save the King. Let Maida's glorious plains, Worhy Virgilian strains Tell, G colic e triumphant reigns. Gov save the Xing. The seas and well-fought field To slaves shall Britons yield t Goo save the King. No :—valour nebretaision•-- • liath, where these boosters rati o • Unfading la , treh won. Go o save the King. Freed from those mnrd'rous Huns, Bid Leshonia's sons Revere our King. Vikerecr his flag's unfurrd, Tem* a stiff ring world, Be dinal veng-ance burn! Goo save the Klug e T. aid insulted Spain; To break Oppression's chain Gorr save the King. S • Happy and glorious, Ever vietc • Long to feign over lit, "Goa save the Kin;. He peace and plenty hrinr, • .Vfhlie Gallia's mushroom kings Waste and destroy. • Then let his people sing, Long bye Great Gr.OROF our King, From whom such blessings spring, Freedom and joy. From ev'ry latent f,e trom the assassin's blow, Goo save the King. O'er him thine arm extend; From ostry barns defend Our FAlser, Prince, aid Friend! GOD save the King! St. /Indie's'', Oct. 7, Mg; R. Wednesday night a fire broke out at Plymouth, in the litde hemp-house, full of taffrys of hemp, which' was entirely cousumed. Ten horses were destroyed, on the Sth ;est , by a fire which broke out in a stable at Lilburn, in Scotland, occasioned by the carelessness of a boy. Friday night an alarming fire broke out on the pre mises of Mr. Webb, farmer, at Dagenham, it: Essex, which destroyed eight horses, five st a cksc of" corn, one of straw, two of beans, two stebles, Early on Friday morning the Receiver's Office for Greenwich Hospital, on Tower-hill, was broken open, and robbed of upwards of 5001. in cash and notes. ORIGINAL As/room—Two Englishmen and an Irishman having been impressed in London, from whence they were taken to a general rendezvous at Cork to be examined concerning their places of abode, profeesions, arc.--" Well! (said the. Admiral to one of these.originals)—what trade are your'—o An up right! please your worship."—" An upright ! (replied the naval pillar)—what the devil is that r'••••••" A olinney-swespl* said John 13u11.—The second Eng. lishman, when interrogated, replied—" I am a down. right! at your service, Sir"—i. e. a shor-ilari.—" Well,' Teague, where were you born In the kingdom of Dublin, your honour."--" What is your profes sion ?"---e A ,woodenjeueller," answered Pat, shrug ging his shoulders and scratching his head.—" I never Beard of a wooden jeweller (said the Admiral to his clerk) —look the registry of names and trades." — This book was examined fes two hours, and no such profession appeared ; the patience of the officers being exhausted, they insisted that the native of Shamrock shire should explain—" Och, dear gentlemen (said Paddy )—I made pegs to a slater !" The following recipe, for the saving of grain in the feeding of work-horses, will be found worthy of atten tion :—take a bushel of bear chaff, well heat, cuffed, and sifted, and a quarter of a bushel of turnips (ternip measure) if yellow, so much the better ; wash the tur nips quite clean, and slice them; put some chaff in the bottom of the boiler, to prevent the turnips from sticking to bottom ; then _put in chaff and turnips alternately; add an ounce of salt, and the' put is as much water as will cover the Whole ; boil it an hour, let it stand over night, and in the morning, v:ken it is "to be. given te the horses, it'should be well squeet ecl, in order to mix the sweet liquor of the turnips with the chaff. The above quantity is just sufficient for one horse. The salt should never be omitted, as it is the means of preventing many bad consequen ces which would otherwise happeu. The turnips are oniy fit to be used in the months of November, De cember, January, and February. The above recipe has heen tried by a Nobleman w'o keeps from fourteen to fifteen work-horses, who saved about fifty bolls of grain within these four re • and the horses are in must excellent con dition. • • LAW 1707'ELLINCNCJE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, NOV. '22. 1 Yesterday the Court was enraged, during the I greater part of the day, in attending to arguments of Counsel in a case where the Collectors of Duties on Ships entering the port of Liverpool were stated to have demanded more than the Act of Parliament al lowed. The Court did not give judgment. A man, who described himself to be a silversmith, appeared to justify bail ; but on being objected to by Mr. Ser. jeant PELL, he proved what is technically termed queer bail He had been lately liberated from prison, and he asserted that he had not been before rejected; but on turning to the Black Book, his name and de signation were traced by the Officer of the Court. — He was not permitted to justify. COURT OF CHANCERY, NOV. RI. This day the attention of the Court was occupied by the case of Lord Rancliffe v. Parkyns. At the rising of the Court, Sir S. RoMILLY said, that he had to submit to his Lordship a Petition, of rather an unusual nature, from a Mr. Anthony Daffy Swinton, a bankrupt, and who was at present a pri— soner in Newgate, by order of the Commtssioners of Bankrupt, who were dissatisfied with the account of his affairs which he had given in. The object of his petition was, that a copy of this account might be returned to him, and that be might be allowed to sne in this Court in forma pauperis.—The LORD CIiAN CILLOR did not think there could be any objection to the Assignees returning to this person the account which he had given in, and also that he might be enabled to make the necessary affidavit in support of his petition. SEA-COAL METERS.OFFI )ON, ,cp s a ;:t.)o Ls, k, so: I We Me NEWCASTLL COAL. Ni Adair's Malu Penton I.ong Brandling's Maiu 1 2 Bryan to r. 16. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, NOV. CC. TILE KING v. JOIIN VILLIERS. The defendant being indebted to the Crown in a eonsidertble sum of money, process by extent Was issued against him, and the whole of the property fo . und in his possession, seized by virtue thereof, was directed to be sold, after the report of the Master was obtained'thereott, relative to whatever part of the i same, if any, which might eventually appear to be- Ilong to other persons. The Master made his report, 'by whichit did appear that a part of the property so found in his possession belonged to four other per- , ions, among whom was a Miss Villiers. This dry the Sotactron GENERAL moved, that so much of the sty, or amount thereof, as belonged to M iss V: . Ti e rs, might be allowed to her, and the rest paid into the hands of the Receiver General, for the be nefit of his Majesty's revenue.—The Court was about to express souse doubts as to the former part of the motion, when the Sows ron GEsvatitt., recollecting himself, anticipated their Lordshirs intended obser- : waniz „ d . rimple . a vation, and said, that being an ()Meer of the Crown, i o , ever much the justice of the case enjoined him to winturee address the Court iu behalf of this younr, Lady, and , WTI"' igz include her claim within the purview of' his motion, CKhillaritlo eorth yet . he found himself under the necessity of foregoing South Hebburn it : but although he could not correctly do it, yet it EiAl and Co.'. Walls-Eod would readily be seen, that if any Gentleman slsould 1 move the Court in her behalf, he, on behalf of the 1 21 Yth —• powpen Main Crown, would consent to it. i Ilartley A Gentleman of the Bar then, on behalf of Miss ander. UNDERLA— Villiers, and three other persons whose names he men tioned, moved that her and their moieties or claims might be allowed out of the issues of the property urn M H . edsworth - seized in the possession of John Villiers. To this the Primrose Male ... SOLICITOR GENERAL agreed, and the Court so or- Reiser, Main dered it. wears Wan's-End I Croft's Main Eighton Moor Denton _ _ . Heaton Main Hebbdirs Mai* - Kenton Main Gateshead Murton MALI% Percy Main Oatwond•Splint South Moor TanfieldMoot Team Park Main Townley Main Wurticy Walker Walls-End ...... tait COURT QF KING'S BENCH, NOVEMBER 22. The Court vas occupied the principal part of the , day in heating special arguments, which are not of any importance to our readers ; but at the breaking up of the Conrt, Mr. Roe moved for a Mandamus to be directed to the Magistrates of the Thames Po lice Office, to chew cause why they did not proceed in an information laid before them, on the seizure of certain goods. Mr. Knapp appeared before the Ma , ristrites as Counsel for the Defendant, who took as objection to their jurisdiction, and that objection ap peared to them valid; but Mr. Roe insisted that they ought to have proceeded to hear the information, un der the II th of Geo. I. which gave them an autho rity to hear and determine all seizable articles.—Rule granted. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION. ST. JOH N's, IaRSE Y.-Altir Right Ho n. the tar! of chathani, Governor of the island of Jeetzy, has presented theistrv.- Michael Dupre B.D. and Fellow 'of Exeter College, Oxford, to the living of Stjohn's, in that Mao* worth r_tol. per annum; the Rector and Fellows of Exeter College having bees oleaginous in, their opinion, that the livievias s question is tenable whlellAr.Dupre's fellowship. Mr. Dwell (a native of Jersey has appealed iron, that decision to the Bishop. of Eie s ter, Visior of the said. College, alledgir.g, that by a clause is the Letters Patent of King Charles 1 who foundol the Fellowship, it Is provided, that, within a con venlent time, the l'eUow+liail return to the Islattd to serer Goo, should a proper promotion be offered to hint, and that.that claw vacates the fellowship. The Rector and Fellows, along with Mr. Dupre, on the othae Mud, contend that the clause, in its lite -1 rid meaning, cannot operate against the statute of the college de assemeriou it canis leserric4 . a.7,;:uns ; by which statute the living of at. John's is tenatilstiith I fellowship, nor against the decree of Bishop Fisher, in 1201, which penni:s any of the Fellows to hold a living, though above Slopes annum, in the King's books, pro vided the clear amttial !name at. the time of taking it does not exceed the sum of 1201. The Visitor's desislim Is shos tly expected. .• CRIMINAL INFORMATION. The ATTORNRT•GENERAL moved for a criminal information against a Mr. Morgan and a Mr. Hughes, the Mayor and one of the Aldermen of Carnmrthen, for gross abuse of their magisterial au thority towards one Henry Lewis. He stated that the town was divided into two parties, the Red and the Blue. The Mayor and the Aldermen were of the Red party ; Lewis, who was an attorney's clerk, was, as well as his master, of the Blue, and there fore obnoxious to them. A person of the name of Jonathan Harris had lately come into the town, and Lewis, with some others, had amused themselves 'with taking,. the brass knocker from off his door, which in a lew evenings they replaced there by way of joke. The Mayor hearing of this, applied to 'Harris, and endeavoured to persuade him that he L had been robbed. Harris considered it as a mere i • MARRIED. Ljoke, but as he said, before it was replaced he did ' Lately, at St. George's Church, Hanover-square, Sir George not know but k was stolen, the Mayor and Hughes Bowyer, Bark. to .Miss Douglas, eldest daughter of the late Sir still insisted that there wag a felony committed, and Andrew. 7. s naL t D out i " . , t blo go rth n m oi lm !t ime s hulc , h, Johtt__Vernon, Esq. 22c1 a ngp a t n lD ca r: e . Y oo r :v t s o : miss Elizabeth s a h sa N: na ro j on, Esq. of the county issued a warrant against Lewis, who was taken upeldest about the 28th of May ; and, notwithstanding Hai- Justinian cuainajor, Esq. of Potterells, H u e l r ' tsr ud da""er of ris would not accuse him of robbery, still the Ma- daughter day, at Spn; the Rev. P. Max.. AI, to Miss Sawbsitlge, gistratc determined to commit li.im, and even refused : ur i c t e o f the M Jo hn i Sa7bridge, Esq. or Olantigh, Kent. ot say, on . t at Bth to Elizabeth, to take bail. Harris and Evans, Lewis's master, elitist da h 4aer ~, .a. prevailed so far as to obtain an order to commit him ' the Telegraph Excise. yacht, ..o-ert ...,tesc.,st, of only for re examination the next morning, and, being Muir, Esq. Park. — put under the care of the cnistable, he escaped.— The next morning Evans still offered bail, but as that Th* was refused, Lewis was obliged to be kept out of the n a ry way till the 2.5 th of August following, when he sur- Cap rendered at the assizes, and the Judge having read e of the depositions against Lewis, ordered the Grand and Jury to discharge him, if nothing further should ap- •of tl pear to criminate him. The Attorney-General said he never remembered te of itl an instance of greater. abuse of power than this. I wile Lord ELLENBOROEr.II.—Take a rule to shew cause. 1 a Om 13.11NRRIDGE V. NELSON. ive a This was a case of insurance upon a vessel to and ghti from Oporto, which, having been captured, was chest ter. •abancipned by the insured, and regular notice given • Ages 'thereof to the underwriters, in order to render them i xi or !liable flit a total loss. The vessel being soon after- i yea wards recaptured, it turned out that a partial loss Rich lane 004hh e id beak sustained. the law of the case having been reserved for the rietoi &444 'their Lordships, it was this day fully and I 1 am ably at '' ti l ed f d by Messrs. Scarlett and Holroyd. olfes • , e ut The Court were of opinion, that a notice of aban- 3 ; a a donment, given under such circumstances, could t, at only cover the actual average loss which had. been i illne sustained, and by no means render the Underwriters liable for a total loss ; because, were tt otherwise, it • Ti would grievously enlarge the responsibility of the , I • Unde r writers, and even subject them to imposition ; e for, in' almost every case, it was the interest of the assured to abandon.—UpOn these grounds, judgtneet was entered for the prfendant. MATHS. - • At I.ettcrfoury, on the 11th instant. the Lady of Sir James Gordon, Bart. of sun. Sunday, at Ids thiuse in Russell square, the Lady . tif Claude George Thornton, Esq. of a son and heir. On the 19th instant, the Lady of the Rev. John Morris, of Ealing-green, of a still-born child. On the 1 nth of July last, at l'Pemerara, tho Lady of Lieut. Wm. Gordon, of the Ist Royal regiment of foot, of a daughter. . . On the 7th instant, at the Black Swaa, Peasefioline-Cretin, Yorkshire, of a son, Mrs. Weston. This lady is an extraordinary ' diminutive of the human species, thougk without deformity; being but 34 inches hi 7h, and in every other respect proportional. Her child race 'tied in size most new-born infants. At Gerisbrick Castle, the Lady of Sir Windsor Hunloke, Bart. of Wingerworth, Derbyshire, at a daughter. DIED. At Edinburgh, on Saturday sennight, James Fraser Esq. Principal Secretary to the rank of Scotland. At Glasgow, Captain Edward Clarke, of the Stirliogshire regi ment of militia. At the Manse of Muirhouse, on the - sth instant, in the $2l year of his age, and 45th of his pastoral care, the Rev..klexander Imlach, minister of the parish of Muirhouse, In the prosbytery bf Dundee. At the Manse of Lethnot, on the Sth instant, of a lingrrir.i; and painful illness, the Res•. John Taylor, in the 6:161 year of his age, and 32d of his ndnistry. _ _ •_ . At Carlisle, on the 9th instant, Mr. Chisholm, architect, aged 28. Hr war a native of Aberdeen. • Monday se'nnight i aged 77 years, the Rev. Peter Hawker, sea. 1 , Rector of Woodchester l and of liampnet and Stowell, in the county of Gloucester. Sunday, it Broadstairs, Ide of Thames, Anthony Calvert, Esq. nearly thirty years one of the Eider Brethren of the 'trinity Eouse, in the 76th year 'bf his age. Friday, Mr. W. Richards, newsman, Bear-yard, I.incoln's Inn- , fields, after a short Thursday night, the infant son of Mr. Brandon, Box Book , keeper to the Proprietors under the Covent• Garden Patent. • On his way fruni Bombay to Madras, by a stroke of the sun, ' Richard Arthur Wolfe, Lieutenant in the 47t1i feat, son of pot Rogerson Wolfe, of Balbriggan, Esq;,*trand:imphew of the late, and second consist at the present Lord Viscoent Kilwarden. Saturday se'nnight, at Newport, Isle of Wight, in the prime of life, after a few' days illness, Christian, the wife of Mr. G. Mew, of the Ipastaiett. TO-MORROW. Sun rises. 1 , Mao sets. / Moon rises. 39 minutes after 41 I 21 mininesafter 4 1 0 41 A spinuter after S HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE to-MORROW. Morning . 49 minutes abet; 7 Aro:noun 15 minutes aker. . • 52 0 55 6 53 6 44 0 - 56 . .53 ' ll. I •. 430 r. 14. AO 4 51.0 ;a 8 47.4 omat . - - j. •-e• 2 It 1 1 to SA' 6 S 6 6 SS 40,0, a 6 33 6 31 0 52 6 51 6 sr's St-0 6 0 6 , SALE. BY AUCTION, SHEERNESS. VefTES FOR THE COUNTY OF KENT, By Mr. ROSE, at the Swan Inn, Sheurre , s, on Saturday, I l e 26th in.t. by direction of the ero pr i etor, • virrY LOT'S of FREEHOLD and LEASE, -11- HOLD (MOUND, new brick-built HOUSES, Ckypp, L, OES, and STABL!NG; advantageously situate s at and o k , Naval Row, Mile Town ' Sheerness; in front of the ralia se m These Estates arc particular:} d:sicalile to person s unpin* 4 • his Majesty's Doek-yard end OrchLiure at Sluzurneu, be es tar a few minutes walk fram,the Dock ; and each punktatt of Freehold Lots will be entitled to vote for Mtmibers of Par' , for Kent; and, from the great increase of shipping =4 14 . 466.. the intended new docks, and other improvements at the vala a ti i ; sea-port of Sheerness, is presumed te offer prospects id a sr,4 l and permanent source of trade and esnolument.—Land Ta x chmined.—The Estate* have iota allotted la biZel Lots f ur . I 4.1 ounvutience of purchasers. May he viewed, by leave of the tenants; sad partictivs be had, ten days preceding the sale. at Garrtw.ty'i Cotfe t -l iocc, : London ; of Mr. Thomas Asbfield, 11;sh-streo, shudwell ; , Ship, South-erd ; the White Hart, ; Sun Tarr; Chatlinni; King's Arras, Broniptou ; the Plan: of Sale; aid !.11ft..R4iissr, the akucsiouver, SbAwrorss. DR. FREEMAN'S GUT'I A SALUTAaki. Tvalue of this infallible Medicine has W en st , lung proved, that nothing of the present day can b eer competition with it in aU the different stages of a certain Disei n which it effectually cures and et a icates from the habit, wittw a etciting the painful feelings and eaposure that attends salivei,, e . without debilitating the constitution in any degree , or even it : qiiiring confinement from business, or restriction in die t . T 4e radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their e bb„. to public approbation for more than Viirty years. la all the dr. bility of both sores, they prove a non r failing reitoraiire, w ,,,. due the debility is preduced by too free use of Maury, pleasures, or the effects of a warm clitnzte to traveilers.andttic,e, going abroad. They cannot be rect.nonended too stre t dp those who will retelve a safe, speedy, Intl complete cure in all 01l I. stubborn Gleeti, and every weakness that affects the bladdt:rd organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have lucent mu then, who for years had beets deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale anti retail at Mr. Butkr's, No. 4, Cheapside,cot• ner of Paternoster-row, andretail by Blain, Portsmouth ; Weste;l Pertsea - Wills and Rogers, Plymouth ; Ptck, Hull;Cahrell,D c b. lin ; 141;cdonald, Ghtsg..w ; Smith and hlaudertoc, Edinbure.., and by mobt country Medicine veudtri, in bottles, at a. 94..4, with ample directions. CHiNUIS PATkN r WORM I.O7.IiNGES. - - - _ _ • WORMS are the most frequent sources of Chi. siren's Disc-esti. Their symptoms every Parent and Gut. dian of Children should be acquainted with. They occasitni lone appetite, a paleness of the culOur of the face, emaciation andet, solar state of the bowels, attended after with viulert pains; ow bring on convulsions; they effect the :monk of the holy; L ! they prove fatal, by endivin a consumptitm or decay. Bolas preventive and cure of these alarming VAT plaiut, the about. celtent Medicine is universally allowed, on du: testimony Ott highest cltaracvrs in this country, both in rank sad respetuNit!, to have no equal. Th;:ir public approbatirai, given to the Nat , tor t from a person:A knowl.:dge of its wonderful suceess is tact OWD families, stamps its merit beyond competition, sod 06 a sanction to it, of which 110 other Medici 'e of the kind can bow. Parents and others, who have the care o:' children, should hare tvi remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, whenever the Stoma , a or Bowels of Children are any way disordered, which it sill al ways be found to relieve. Sold wboleiZeand retail, at Ching and Butler's No. S, ChM ,side, London; and retail by most country venders, in beset at to 9d. and ss. 6d. cart. DIXON'N CELEBRATED iti•l 1 PILL% gsE I'ills have long ebtained a just celebritr tu the private practice of the l`roptiet or, Mr. Dixon,.Apo theeary, and from their great success in many eilistiostelni:as, Disorders, our mtnterous ratlent of distinction and othere.parti• cubrly the Duke ot Bedford, Sir Geor,.7e Warren, :;it Gor.lyPage Turner, the Dowager lady Say and Set..., the Viacugutv,,ilae &e..2cc. he was persuaded to ofl'er them to the public, max the,approbition'and sanction of their name. The following Is a proof of their efficacy : Deal Castle, Haverfordwesr, South Wales, lub.tt,ll3'.*.:. " Captain Lloyd prownts his compliments to Mr. Dim: ab though not per,:mally acquainted we'll him, would take it nate •sour if he would send him four or five hoses of his Pills :aeon as hi:postai:Ay can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used the hie& clue, is now pregnant, anti very uswell; for the great service thri have been to Mrs. lloyel, as well a.. to Colonel Bishop sad all his family, Capin' I.lcyd feels it his duty to reccinanctid the pins whereat: he goes ; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint some persons as venders in this county, it would be abeudit to the community." The Pills ate found to be an incomparable remedy for rester* the taste of the stoniaCh, for cnrin i ; indigesti , n, for preventing crudities, and their cons.:quent din g.e.iole eructations and fiats 'mocks. They prevent habitual and temporary coctiveness,sid head-aches, and heart-burn, which is ocea,lofied by preguanty, and a debilitated stomach, whether arising front the acrimony if the redundant bile', drittiaug to excess. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butlzes, No. 4, Cheapsilli corner of Paternoster-row, Lotte.on ; Baxter, Edinburgh sal Glasgow ; and retail by most country Medicine Venderhiu bsai at 2s. 9d. anci ra. each. TO HOIIAS TAYLOR, Em 2. No. P, NEW BRIDGE-snarl% LONDON.• HONO4R:3ISM, I • BEil leave to inform you, than ever since the yet 1190, i had been afflicted with the Loos Ventrea • whicb,fra its obstinately resisting every course of medicine pr./Lased bit* mosreashieni of the faculty here, and underpin L•Xli - al soot courses of tativ..tion, anti mice discharged frost the Hospital, vA littlti relief, would appear to he of the most tivnerate agate• it the spring of last year my disorder had gut to such a hod, nearly to put a period to my existence. I had a large ulcer coat crown of my keati, one on each arm, and my 141 s Wen brakes out in a frightful manner; my right was drese.fully had been in a state of ulceration Mc the last seven years;'! ! ' bad aliertwo nodes upon it, was very much disculoureloakiiv e me such excruciating pain, particulatty salve warns nearly to deprive me of rest; in this lantrntable state, 10 ° commended by Mr. I. 'Phompsno,, (who received so gsysta ' 4l by them here,) to take your lA:ake's Patent Pills, whibsto to do on the Lath May; in the course of a fortnight ff l 4 ll° receive benellt—in little more than a month the ulcers 00 0 ! brad •and arms were soundly healei—soott after, the s umacs? kg healed also: leaving, however. cosiderable disculoo tion in the .:kin, and pain in the bone of the left, wb ., gh, blessing of God, and a little longer pers,:verauce in your Intl& We Medicine, subsided ; the tuxtes di:persing, Coe slue reV° l its natural hue, and the nocturnal pait.s gradually going off-4 '•*° became, ty your liberal advice and medicine_ perfectly freest' my former complaints—have recovered my former taro 3 4 strengtn, and am became jolly and fat, in winch stauchavir; tsar tinned many muati:s to the astouislunent of all Wlin karlt nT • 3”1 at a loss in what terms to express my gra:husk, hot iz4 for.the good of other suff.qing mortals, to nuke tnis public as possible, as I shall on every oceosion—in doe:: i" will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful t.tedient vltiv etYIN' vans, ALEX. MUAKkX _ . Swan's Close, High-qrevt, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thomas TsyWi Member of the Royal Colkge of Surgeons in London, at his haul No. 9, New ikidge-street ; where, after a constAnt more than 40 years, in a practice particularly threct4 % it Cure of Venereal ts, and those inoisletstal t/ Parrs of 00u:ration, with that invioLble secrecy wide , 04 of his profession shculd always observe be such caws, he P t tors himself, the advice and assistance hr gratuitundy Pr"' nisters topersons taking this Mett4ine, willbe esteemed, bY cerning Public, as au advantage seldom attained and vied ambiguity. , •0 , They ate also sold by his appointment, at the Pereurner 94, St. Alban's-street, Pail ; the Toy-shop, k:o. lib'Jr i ford-street ; Mr.Dislicrough's, No. 7, hiss-art et.bil, rest . ..lig' posite the onument ; and by one percon is every consider., town in Engfard, &c. in boxes only 9s. Pa. ss•aled up ff. full and plain directions, whereby persons of richer 01af' theneselVes with ease and secrecy. LONDON : Printed and PuNisned by NEN I,cf Cy terbury Place, Lambeth, at the STA li-Qr 1C 2, Na 1, Ca l ' street Ptiblish,:d aim at the ritt-Orr!cc, 1 envie '2u. Sc bZ Tel UI erti (rc I did r. 1 S. .74.0 S 2 0 SS .41. r;• I'M 6 ~Y 36 • • 43 6 SO 6 ibi sf r ~, I) J :. 1 SI I . r T o 115