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EnoittAtlP'AlL ifoftil . thiet MA= ag;gaire'a;gice, at t froiiUsi‘Vill be taimal; fon Or' befOre 'Prilay, the 2Rth inittant;fristst pFehmlupit ';4 be Willing to undertalte the Supply of HApit WIOSIS I and other Articles for the Service nptitis*Repart i tor a Peribd of Three Years,' detertbi4isist a expirh hf bne year, upon a Three Months Notke, at tie option ol either party. •, • Pattern. of the Artkln way be viewectepon ipplication ace the PrinCipal Storekeeper's Office io thst• Tower ; and furthei Pariiculars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con-i tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall afore-i said, any Say, bet Ween the hours bf Ten and Four O'clock ; where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed, " Pro- posah for Hair Brooms, but no Proposal can be admitted af:er the said 27th inst. it 'Niglio; 'tinfoi' at noon of the said day, neiiherwill any Tender iistitis. tie • Partf tilakiiig it dr an' Aititt In`tilf behalf shall' atietld. By Order of the Board,. CRIJV, &a VITHEREAS the teldersigtied RICHARD' -LOMA, of'Woodbsidge, did, On the '24th of May bAt! v v past, naprovokedly_ ud unwarrantably :assault 'LleUtetialttl FRANCIS TAYLOR, of his unwarrantably 54th • Regimen! ! fqr. ithichaasoult the said Liette ri ant Taylitt bath juirly commenced ' 2 prosecution'against me. "And whereas he, the said Lieutaisit r Taylor, on the solicitation of several Inhabitants of Woodbridge and the neighbourhood, and in considerAticin of the feelings of my family, huh huinanely consented to drop the prosecution commenced agkin'se nye; On condition Oftny tbutiOublicly express big my'dt ep'sense Of, and ContritiOnat the Ofiencl, Into which. I' Dave equally unfortunately and unpremeditatedly fallen, and of toy paying all expenses incurred, and • giving the sum of five pounds to be appli:d at the pleasure of the said peutenant Tay lOr, towards the Fund for the EduCatiOn of the Children of the Soldiers of his Majesty's 54th Regiinent. Now, I the said RI CHARD Uinta, do hereby express my concern add Contrition at the above offence, and my grateful sense of Lieutenant TAY Loa's kindness in consenting .to drop the prosecution, assuring Writ that it was the consequence of atyruguarded moment, and wholly zintOritfettad'ivfth any Minn or illirespect p!rt .. RICHARD toraat. Wtiodbralge, Anguit, 181$. rltalie. SOLI:I:for One .Thotisand Guincas, to, otoy. . 7L 1.41 y or'Crentleitiab Orchaeacter—An Interest in a Concern,. that is likely to' precinct to the Pnichaser, 'aptviids of three' Hundred Pounds per 'aiimins, br 'trouble. Undo- viable security, will be. given for .the .Monexttnd the party need not take an 'active Part, or appear at'all engaged inlnniness and the concern hint tlie.higheit teipectabllity. References required and given;liMl:lestoW(poin paid) with real name and place of abode, addressed So, Wm. Duke, Esq. No. 12, Judd place-*eit,Somits "l'osiii,*ilifse attended to, . . . . •- • - FAMILY IREWING. NEEDHAM,•RAWLINS,. 'tato. Patentees of the PORTABLE TAMMY BiIEWING MACHINE, revectfully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, jhatin. consequence of the Fire in nkinner-strt. -, they have removed to their premises, No 225, (near the ay-market) Piccadilly; Where they hope to be honoured with a continuance of that B. beral patronage they have hitherto experienced. 'I his Machine centb'nes the Fire-place, Coppers, Marsh Ton, Under Back, Hop Mack, and Working Tun, in one Utensil; which is compact, durable, and *convenient, and worked by a method simple alld certain in its operation. - The Machine is made of various dimensions, suitable Families, or the must extensive establishments . N. 11. and Co. have the pleasure of saying, they have most re epectable testimonials, and caa giire reterences to Gentlemen In own and Country, who have had - experienCe of the utility of the invention. , ) Sold by the Patentees, No. 225, Piccadilly, ldntbtt ; aid No. 10, Wine-street, Bribtol ; ah.o by the principal Furnishing ironmongers in the Uoizcd Kingdom. N.lt. and Co. br*4 in the Muchine for public inspection, terry Titesday, ix London and Bristol. " . • .NEW OROCESA, For keeping PIOVISIONS perfectly FRESH with all their original flavour and nutritious qualities, for a considerable It nth of time :toil in any Climate. THE obvious advantages of these PnovtsioNs are; First, Thit shey entirely supersede the necessity of taking out Live STour to Sea,whlch, exclusive of.its own incumbrance, roust be attended veldt that of its prevender, and fresh Water. Much roue; trouble,and expetrie win I4e. laved, besides the loss Molested by bad weather, diseaseiroild Wastlifg. Secondly, Thit being ready dressed, 'they may be eaten cld, or if preferred, -heated in a few tuinotti, by which fuel will be staved, aril, the difsicugY of cooking, at set .in bad weather. ren &fed o: little iniportatite. 11i4 are well cltctilated kit all ex peditions of boit's crews, binding parties, &e. &c. and Thirdly, The salutary effect which even an occasional slimily 'isf fresh rrovisions mustisave on the Navy . and Army, particu• lady in Mintilbuting mast essehtially to the restoration of the health and services of the sick and wounded, and eventually riving to the State the valuable lives of many of our Sailors and Soldlera. M=ats of all kinds in cases of 41125. to 20 lbs. each. Milk, and Soups, in wart and pint bottles. _ Orders executed on tfie s h ortest noilce for present money. Apply to the Patentees, M essrs . itfkin, Hall, anti Gamble, at the Factory, Fort Place, Besateindiey, outhwaik or to Mr. IL Brandon, at the Office, No. SO, Lombar&street, London. ANTIAtTiViIto • , vocally proved k at the PATENT ANn4TTRII lON COMPOSITION is the cheapeat and Oen ever Yit discovered fOr Ships' Bottom, instead of Copper; to preiehe Cabtes from being rubbed in the Hawse holes, instead of.a. Pitt, Servien, pc Rounding ; the Riving of Cop s from tit f Weatheie, and froOni being chafed, instead of " Pireeline,.aitil Suite; .° for the Slides and Carriages of to rettdir f.rifirer and CitiCas Water-prod; and to pie the Edicts of Frictitin in Steam Engines, Mills, Carriages, :hes, Waggons, Caris, and Machinery of every description. Aso the best Thing to preserve the Blades of Swords, and ids of Polished Steel Articles, from !lust. It will ilk etvi,se :rve every kind a 9,T00d and Wooden Buildings from the er, Worm, and Dry kot, either in the East or West Indies, any Climate. One printing of this Composititon is in cases espial JO out: hundred applications of Oil, 'fallow, or other kingQfkind,tlitase, Paint, or Tar, and the Public save. Ise frdil 260 ft) 4,000 per cent. exclusive of preventibg the nd tear Nitelliinery, Wheels, etc. &cc. which is a sating Of more' than that of saving nine pat is out of ten, and no can be so clean ia ita workiiig,, or give so little trouble.id, wholesale and retail, for the Patentees, at No. ti Ati 40, Cha- CrosS, near fhnliralty, London ; by theicappisint r at Mr. Flnvitireles, Druggist, Halifax; Mr. Chantplars, ;girt, York ;. Mr. Ellenshaw's, Druggist, Lettels;. Messrs. .ass.n and 'fabler, Druggists, s tleverlty ; and at :goat Coach ', liftimouprvlniikeepers, Coach-uifices, and Saddlers in itidthigdoni l In boars, pAce Is. Gd.; W.; Si. 6d.; .; Ohi•Ouinea, aid Two Guineas each. smallest *LW box etutatiaa a quantity sufficient to prime a carriage twigs, with stlLch it will run upwards of thousand milts , wjthout applying any thing the to the aide arid' work With hood tee, or with common and arfetraes of anj kind. The most satisfaCtory vino& merits of the Composition may be seen at the Patentees e, Nu. 40, Charing Cross, as above. tirections era gives with eatli bias, which are signed" W. V. .... , :.4 , . This day *•as published, In Two Volumes, svo. price ,£1.16+. boards, I FrE - HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the ear 1s Ilea Period to the Close of the Year 1812. [ISTI3, 1813. SALE'S "BY AUC'TION. • 4ERICSHIRE.—SONNINO, NEAR READING. ELIGIBLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, with good OFFICES. YARDS, excellent GARDENS, &c. • ,„ By Mr. ROBINS, At Osinaway's, on Thursday, August 26tb, at Twelve, it FREEHOLD spacious RESIDENCE, in pos. - -L. session of the Rev. Mr. NIND, situate on the North side of the ninch-admired Village of Sonuing, a short distance from the RiVer.Thames, and only three miles from Reading; compris ing a substantial Family House,coataining Entrance-hall, Dining Parlour, Drawing-room, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, Larder, Servants' Hall, Butler's Faiitry, &c. On the first floor are five bed-chambers, Closets, Sec. and Attics over; in the basement are excellent Cellars for Wine, Ale, Beer, &c. ; Out-offices, Coal ya.d, double Coach-house, • Stabling for Six Horses, with Lofts over, Laundry, Brew.house, Knife-house, Granary, and Pigeon house,Drybig ground,Pouhry-house,capitalKltchen-garden,with Green-house, Pleasure-ground, &c. and a Leasehold Meadow. . To be viewed by pertni•dun of the Oca , pier; Particulars may •be had on the Premises ; an 4 at Eist Park Farm, and King's Arms, Twyford; Bear, Reading ; 'at the Inn, Sonning ; Pelican; Newbury; Whiti Lion, Bath; Seta, Maidenhead; Castle, Salt hill; Mr. Adam, Cranford-bridge; of Mr. Bramwell, No. 20, Lincoln's-Inn-fields; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden-square. . . HERTS. Capital FR EEHOI .D ES; ATE% Mansion, Cottages, Warren , larmi and I..tud, Trout Stream, and an old establislArd 1130,1 Wulw) n, twenty-live Miles from London. By JOHN 'BIGLAND. Printed for Lon&man, Hurst Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row, London ; and W. Hurst, Dorieastt r. Of wheat May be pad, by the same -Vahan-, 1. Geographical Ahd Historical View of the World, 5 vols. litvo. £3. 13s. 6d. boards. 2. The History of Spain, in 2 vols. Oro. £l.4s. board+. • 3. Letters on Natural History, limo. Os. boards. 4. Le.ters on Anc . s.tt and MoJcrn Ilirtory, bv.o. • bds. Ditto, 12ino. boards. 5. Letter ott the Modito History of Dirore, Bvo. Bs. boards. 6. On the Resurrection, 12suo. 34.8 d. boards. 7. 'The Phtlocophical War.derers, 121 no. bs. boards. S. Essays on Various Subjects, in Bvo. 12s. boards. By Mr. ROBINS, This day were published, In• 3 Vols. SW. with a Portrait of Sir Robert Walpole, price £5.5e. in boards, . . Alio an Edition in 3 Vols. Bvo. price £l. 4s. in boards, MEMOIRS of Coe LIFE and ADKINISTR A TION of Sir ROLERT Vi'AI,POLE, Earl of Orford, with original Corre,pondence and authentic Papers never beibre published.—By WILLIAM COXE, M.A. F.R.S.I.A.S. Arch deacon of IN,lts, and Rector of lientetion. Printed fur Longman, I lurit, Reps, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row, and at the Briti.h Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. Of whom may be had, I.y •he same,Author, 1. Memoirs of Horatio Lord Wak)ole, selected from his Cor respondence and Papers, and connected with the History of the 'rinses, from 1678 to 1757. In 2 vols. livo. illustrated with :20 Portraits, price £l. !Ulu boards, J.be Second Edition, corrected arid enlarged. 2. Memoirs of the 1644 of Sp& of the Monse of Bourbon,' fruni.the ACCCISjOII of Philip the Fifth to the Death 4;f Charles the Third, 1700.-1788. Drawn front unpublisbcd. Documents and secret Papers. With an Historical Introduction relative to the prinCipal Transactions under the Austrian DYnasty, and a statistical Act butit of the State of Spain, at the accession of Charles the Fourth. Dedicr.ted by permisslou to the Marquis of Wellington. In 3 vols. 4to. price £6.65. boards, and a few Co pies in imperial 4w. price £12.125. boards. At Gar raway. , on Thursday, September 9, at 12, In three Lots, A *HIGHLY improiable FREEHOLD ES TA I E, comprising upwards of Five Hundred and Fifty Aci es of rich Meado.w, Warren, Pabture, Arable, and fine thriving Wouti Lauds, situate in the most beautiful and fertile part of the County of Herts. The capital Mansion, Lockley (louse, with Gitic,:s. Coach-bouse, Stables, Gardens and Plea sure-grounds, a fine Trout Stream running through a part of the grounds; Faint-yard, and Buildings ; and a Farm-yard and Build it.gs in the town. of Welwyn. 'ills White Hart, at Welwyn, an old establethed well-known Inn, with excelit Offices, roomy Yard, Stabling, Gardens, &c. A compact Residence with Gar. den, and about an Acre of Lind, at the north extremity of the town of Welwyn, let on a long Least..—A neat Cottage and .Butcher'. Shop, with Garden and Meadow Land, the whole lying compact.—The principal part of the Land i4in hand; the hlatisiuu and the rent:Lb:der of the Land on Lease, of which ' three years are unexpii el at Michaelmas next. On parts of the land are very eligible sites far building, excellent neighbour hood and good wads in all direction; tour miles front Hatfield, seven from Hertford, and 25 :ion' London. _ _ May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Abraham Batten, Wel wyn; or Thomas Ruse, at the Warren House, of whom particu lars may be bad; and at the White Hart; at the Swan, Steven age; White Horse, Baidock ; Woolpack, St. Alban's ; Sugar Loaf, Dunstable; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; Bell, Hertford; Green Mau, and 'Red Lion, Barnet ; of Messrs. Brown and Fiber, Sone:tort, Rati.bone.place; Nleasrs. Lorgmore and Sun, Solicitors, Hackney ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, where a Plan of the Estate nay be seen. GLOUCESTERSHIRE.—FREEHOLD ES FA l'E. The MANOR of DONNINGTON, abounding with GAME ; MANSION-HOUSE; with OFFICES, FARMS, and LAND ; FIVE HUNDRED and SIXTY ACRES, near TOW in the WOW, MOR'T'ON-in-MARSH, and CHIPPING-NOR TON—LITHE-FREE. By Mr. ROBINS, At Gamway's Coffee-house 'Change-alley, Cernhill, London, on Thursday, the 234 oeSeptember, at Twelve o'Clock, In ONE LOT, ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe. free, the Residence and Property of 'IHOMAS BARTON, Esq. comprising the MANOR of DONNINGTON, extending over the whole HAMLET, and abounding with GAME. The MAN:iION Is a uniform Stone-built Structure, with well-arranged Family Apartments and Offices of all descriptions; placed on a fine commanding situation, nearly'in the centre of the Estate, embracing extensive views of the surrounding country. Excellent Kitchen Garden, enclosed by lofty Walls, and planted with choice Fruit 'frees, in full perfection ; Coach Houses, Stables, Ike. encircled by thriving Plantations. At a short dis tance is a capital Farm-house, Fold-yard, five Barns, Stables, Oxstails, Sheds, and various Outbuildings, erected on a substan tial and judicious plan for Agricultural purposes, and all in com plete repair. Four CoTTAGES for Labourers, cud thriving Plantations; fertile rich Meadim, Pasture, and Arable Land, containing about 560 Acres, in a high state of cultivation; S fine Stream of Water through the Grounds, which is well !amid with Fish, and from which great part of the Meadow may blirrigated. A very eligible Property for a Gen:liithan, Agriculturist, or for domestic purposes. Mify be viewed, by ipplyiug to Mr. Joan DAVIS, at the Man , &son-Mouse, where Particulars *ay be had; and at the Unicorn, Stow; White Hart, MottonsinAlstarsh ; Star, ( Ilford; Hop Pole, Vitorcestir I Hotel, and Hen and Chicks-is, Birmingham; White Hart ind Lion, Bath; of SATAIttetttALS, Esq. Solicitor, Upton on-Severn; AwruoNY WAT rs, Esq. to, Symontirs-inn, Chan- I*cery-lane • at Gaaaawstir's, and of Mr. Ramos, Warwick reels Go lden - square , , where a Plau of th e Estate play be map, and at Mts Biitst's. . . - . . I.;s v . -. 1-4.411: 1 4 . ~.. i .' • • ` l '"' . . • v. 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By Mr. ROBINS, , At Garraways, on Thursday, August 26, atTwt.lve, in two Lo., AFREEHOLD ESTATE, del; gh au 11 y sitnate within one mile of Dorking, called the ':R.OVE, a chastis ing Cottage Residence, fitted up %% i•h• elettant dmpttci y , anyl la complete order, wite ottael.ed and detached . excellent .oSees Coach-hoeses* and •Stables, Kitchen Garde*, -well stocked anti cropped, ligature-ground. hid out with, .great taste, ertensive dry Gravel Walks, ornaw.ented with noble full-grown Forest trees'and Shrubs, leadulg.io, the River Mote, meandering at the foot of that beautiful spot ; di/trent Pats of the grounds are ornamented witk Alcoves, Pavii.ena, and rustie4kats, nest roldry,Farm-yard, and Buildings, and Meadow Land, all lying compact, and contenting about thirteen, Acres, late In the occu pation of a Noblemen, wham dine has just expired. Also a neat, compact Cottage, with Garden, &c. in possession of Mrs. Fraser. Mar ,he viewed with Tickets. Particulars ots the Premises ;• a l ike Red Lion, Darting; bwan,Leatherhead ; Sun, Kangaroo; Talbot, Richmond; White Hart, Win,:%or ; the Castles Sake girt; at Garraway's ;. and of Mr. Robin:, Warwick -street, /Got dats7aptarr, where Tickets for viewite: may he had.— the pans chaser may be scestrumusisted with the neat Furniture at a ea. luatiuti,, and immediate possession. - BERKSHIRE. t SONNING, BETWEEN TWYFORD AND REA.DING.I-.-, Valauble FREEHOLD ESTATE, part bounded •hy the. Riyer .I.otblob, with suadry productive • Ayres, Farm House, and Buildings. • By Me. ROBINS, , . . At Garraway's, on Thursday, Aug..-. 6, at c wrire,.in Lots, A. FREEHOLD. ESTATE, EAST PARK FARM, situate in tilts Parish of Sonning, a short distsusco koala Twyfoi d, patt..boutWeil by Gaddy. Bridge oad the It iver Loddon, and the turnpike-road to Reading; comprislue a good . Farm HOUBO With ()aka, Oardeu. Yards. barns, Stables, and Out buildings and auudry linclostins of rich Wbter Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Laud, in possession (af Mr. May. Sundry Aytes, in p014C11401/ of Air. Wimins, containing true Hundred and kifty Acres, lyi❑g compact; a compact Estate, upwards of Fifty-two Acres of Arable land, lyiag at the back' of the Vil lage of Sunning, and sear the River Thames,a delightful apcitior Building, and pieces of Ladd lit the:Common Field, near. the above, in possession of Me. May this Estate is in a very elibiblo parrot the CQUutry, only tear stiles, from Reading, and as tram Loudon. Hounds are kept in the neighbourhood, good twig in all directiorn. • • . , May be viewed by applying to Mr. May, the tenant sit Bast Park Farm, clear Twytord, where Particulars may be hods and at the King's Arms, Twyforti ; Bear, Reading; the Inn at S6n uing ; Pelican, Newbury ; White Line, Rath ; Sun, Maidenhead; Castle, Sat-bill; Mr. Adams ' Cranford-bridge; Red Lion. Hounslow; pf Mr. Eranswell, No. Ilk Lincoln s.lna.fields; at Garraway's and of Mr. Itoligns,Watorick-strett,Gulden•square, where a PIL of cite Enna any Ile sem SOUTHAMPTON' . TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, • • . • .By . C. SHARP and SONS, On Wednesday, the 25th August, ISIS, at the Dolphins bsia, Southanipton, between the bouts of Five and Six u'Lluck In the Evenaog, AMOST excel lent and. tommodi,,us SHOP and DWELLING HOUSE, sitvate in .Iziidge.stieet. South ampton, line in the occupation of Messrs. Sutton and Co. Linen llt apers. • - 'l'he Premises are well erected, composed of the heat materials, ald in complete repair, ready for the immedLite reception of a in the Basement there are twu very excellent Kitchens and Offices; oa the ground floor is a commodious shop, well cal' culated for any business requiring room, and above there are three Sitting-rooms and six 1.! epilog-I comm. Held by Lease•uuder the Corporairion of the Town of &ea. ampitun for a Term, ur which ss years were unexpired at Lad,. day last, at the trilling rent o: yes:, and two couple of good iat Capons or be. in lieu thereof. . The House will convert Into two comfortable convenient Tenements Without much tipence, there being abeady trio on• tranoi and Staircase!. , I Further I%.rtieulars may be had of thi Anathemas It di* irr:, Estate Agency (Alice, No. lie, liigi-*;:reet,Soufbamptens•Sille Messrs. Gale and Sons, Solicitors, lkaford.street, IsedtunktelllL • i OX FORDSHIR IS. VALUABLE FIUsEHOLDS AT WHEATLEY. Ttibe SOLD by AUC I'ION. by Mr. FOLIsLIL, On Friday, the 27th of August instant, at fwelve o'Clock pros cisciy, at eke Crown Inn, Whea.ley, wider suck Conditions of Sale as shall be then produced, AN exceeding good DWELLING HOUSE, with Barn., Cow-houses , and other convenient Buildings, sLuate in Wheatl ey aforesaid, In the occupation of Mr. Thaws I uggins, together with;COl A. OR. 25P. more ut loss of extremely productive inctosed and Arable, Pasture, and Cuppire Land, the whole forming a very coniplce and capital Farms-. Also an old established Inn at Wheatley, called Out Crown hi. the occupation of John Haynes, with extensive Yard, Gatlin. Stables, and other convenient Buildings • likewise several Clears of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pastute Land, in the occdpatiene of the said Thomas Juggins and of Mr. William I ugitins, John Haynes, Noah Crooke, and others, yearly tenants • and sundry Cottages. Orchards, and Gardens, at Wheatley ;lot the whole whereof will be sold in eighteen different I.ots. Wheatley is within five miles of Oxford, upon the turnpike road leading through Wycoinis to London. Printed Par.iculars describmg the various Lots may be had M any tine after the 22d instant, on application to Messrs. Geshaan, Kladerley, and Doniville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, Loudon; Messrs. Walsh, Solicitors. Oxford. at whose respective (Mee* Maps of the Estates may be seen; and of Mr. Gills, laud Sue veyor, Fareham, Hants. The Lots may be Mowed at any tispe.with leave of the Tenants, by applying to Mr. John Haynes. Crown lon,Wheatley. GUESTONIAN MEDICINES.--.CASE BA To Pas • IS : GuEs r, No. 9, Orrat Surrey•strocr, Blackfriars. Mahl-lane, Borough, Southwark, March 8, I SI& - DEAR. SlR—When I contemplate on the won. derful cure which yoar Medicines have performed on me, I feel myself desirous of having it made public as possible. In the yeir 1806 I broke my leg two different tunes in the same week, and it was so badly set as to oblige me to walk with my knee on a wooden leg for six years, the first three of which I tried several of the most eminent Surgeons in London, the last of whom was Mr. Ashley Cooper, until he pronounced me in curable, which was in the year 1809. 1 then begged of him to cut off my kg; in answer to which be observed, that' amputation would be the death of me, therefore be declined this operatioc. In the year 1812, you: having col ed my brother of a most dis tress'ng head-ache, he recommended me to you $ I attended on my wooden leg, when my leg measured one inch and three quar tets less than.the other—lt was cold as ice, and had been so for the last five years. Notwithstanding this, I had no use far nip wooden leg on the mend day. .he sixth day I finally left dr my crutches, being capable of walking with a stick. jn abeam three months I was compleatly cured, and have continued Wee since a-. well and as upright as ever I was. But what seems me still more strange than this , is, that this leg now measures the same size as my other, nor ha s it ever been cold since the first week of using your Lotion and taking your tills. My singular case Is well known to nvirly all the people in ma Thames, and to more than a thousand people residin• . bine quarter of a mile trom your house, where I live • and by ....st.md it sot never be forgot by me w loos as lam capable of recollection ; and am, deer sir, your humble servant, WILLIAM DOWLING. No. 5, Maid-Line. tCaee 86 In a future Paper.) ups fr Tat " 1 Otitis; t arta tht Coaches. 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