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6is., Terre me not, tho' keep war Has tees me him thy bokm; Tho' ealEd hem thee to climes afar, lkyond the Weßern Ocean My foul tall (mile at human fears, Or ill, that may befet me ; While the fend fume my holism cheery That you will nem forget ate. forget rue rot when feßive joy Difpeh each trace of forrow— IVAN, fparkling mirth your hours ettyley, Om perifive moment borrow, To tram t►e happy hours we've pafs'd, The hones where aft you met me, When, to my artkot Wow prefid, You (were you'd neer forget one. While nosh% at the break of day, The ford(ar favannah, II hoe that fun whole fade( ray MI Ibsen with my Anne: Ist ere amid the Jovial throng, iv let so trosidof rest me t Dot jab the dews or merry fang, heaves you'll De* forget ana. ilhookl I receive a fatal wound, While death Mlle bailees sear ate ; Ives then when bleeding an the ground, With no fat hand to char me. While (rots me emery profpeets My, And death's dark TIM/ await me. The worth which so say Net her dit. Will be, 0 don't forget me! FORGET ME NOT—A Soya. try A NOLDIIII Or TOO 'ITN 11101NONT. OW INOAININO FOB 101116 •NtIICA. , I 11 LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KINGS WINCH. NOV. is. V. IMITII, _ _ In this cafe the Court decided upon a Motion for a new trial, that the Weil India Dock Company were irotided, under the AtSt by which they were coati. muted, to chaise only the amount fpecified in the Aft, according to the tar' there let forth, for all goods delivered by them, whether they are delivered imme diately into a fhip, or lighter, or whether they are delivered into a cart ; but, at the fame time the Court Did, that it did not mean by its prefent tied- Son to preclude the Company from making any charge for extra trouble, where there appeaoid any interruption of the delivery by the as of the owner ; but only that, however, it might be neceffary to de- Peer the goods, whether into a lighter, or a cwt., in the ordinary courfe of buGnefs, the charge in the earl contained in the AB, appeared to be a fus cleat compenfation for their trouble. HAMS CORPVII. On the firfl day of Term Mr. Plana obtained a i writ of Habeas Corpse s dire led to the Keeper of the Houle of Comities at Guildford, in Surrey, commanding him to bring up the body of George White, irnprifoned as a dilater from the sd regi snout of Sorrey Militia, but which the application afferted not to be true, he having been committed for refuting to vote at the late elation for Mr. Sumer, within to poll for General Norton. Mr. MAIITATT produced a return to the writ from the Keeper. It Gated, that upon the loth of Oflobet, White had been committed to the Houfe of Correflion, by a warrant from one of the Jutlices, and bit was therein defcribed as a deferter from the sd Regiment of Surrey Militia. On the 3d of No vember a fecond warrant had been lodged againft him, charging him with having been late a private in the Supplementary Militia, but now as a deferter from the sd Surrey regiment of Militia. The fe• coati warrant required White to be given up to Cor poral Strickland, of one of the regiments of Gnards, in order that be might march him to the regiment f ro m which he had deferted ; the Keeper thereby was prevented from having his body in his cullody and keeping. Mr. Nast Rated, that he was much furprifed at (itch a return, and that at prefent he was not pre pared to offer any thing on thefubjea. The Court told him the return to the Habeas mull be filed, and afterwards their Lotclibips would hear Mr. Plata. ONIAL V. mint.. Our Readers will recoiled, that on Monday we Rated this fingular cafe. It was a motion for a rule' to Mew caufe, why the bail bond given to the Sheriff of Middlefec, (hould nut be given up to be cancelled, awd the defendant difchared out of cußody on filing common bail. The parties were American, ; the plaintiff refiding in Paris and the defendant in Lon. don. The plaintiff had made affidavit to his debt in Paris, before a perfon authorifed twadminifier fuch oaths, and the queßion was, whether the execution could take place in England on fuch an affidavit ? The Court &bed time to look into the cafes, and ordered the *ibje' to be mentioned again. Sir V. Goias and Mr. Sc ***** r rpnke in favour of the motion. They Gated that there was no ex. ample of fuch a cafe in the Court of Common Pleas, or in the different offices. An affidavit (worn in F ran ce, war going on between the two countries, could not poffibly be received or 'tied upon in this country. The Plaintiff, although an American ei• Ilan, might be domiciliated in France ; but fuppof ing him to be an alien enemy, in what fituation would the Defendant Rand ? He might be arrefled here, if that alien enemy clink to make an affidavit ogainli him ; he mull find bail qv go to pate until the Minn might be tried, and after all what was his remedy 1 None. For the pert n who made that falle affidavit was beyond she reach of punilhment by the laws of England. That being the cafe, the Learned Conniel argued, that if a man its a foreign country could ty.t be punilhed for ahille affidavit, affeAing the liberty of another man in England, that affidavit nugiit not to have been ailed upon at all.— In ( u p g rirt of this pofition they quoted the Aft of 12th Geo. 1. which was exprefs upon the (objet, that bail for all millions above ,en pounds Ihnuld be tak:ii by the Sheriff, the writ having been iffued on seal affidavit. It was nest unfilled upon, that an affidavit drawn up and (worn in Paris, was net nith• in the meaning or contemplation cf the Legillature, and was never intim...led to apply in this country for any aid or putpofe whiners:, unlefs the perfon mak. ing it Iltould appear in perfoa. !Mere were dit fleill• eipel grounds, and the Court granted the Rale. arm- 53.--vsa CHILD 07 TWO WOTIIIII. Tn this cafe, which has already been fo often be fore our Readers, under the heads of Police and County Seffions, Mr. Aeolus moved for the re turn of the W,it of Habeas Corpus, which bad been direeed to Peter Hopkins, and Mary, his wife, to bring up the body of Saral Purcell Knott, an infant of tender years. The Learned Counfel Rated, that this child was born illegitimate, but the father and mo -1 ther, Peter and Mary Hupkins, bad been fince mar ried. Mr. CAIROW, on the other fide, fid e he thought it was net neceithry for him .to trouble the Court upon the fubjed, es their Lordthips were now ac quainted with the fans. Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins, in compliance with the Writ, attended in Court, with the child in queftion. Lord Et tertamtnuco—" Ike no grounds what ever for removing this child from the candy the is in at prefent. Let her, therefore, remain with the perfon who now has the care of het." An affelling km now took place ; Mrs. Hopkins, mifeonceiving his Lordfhip's lords, when the Offi• eer came up to affill her out of Court, the thought it was to take the child from her the (creamed, and the infant clung to her with all its Rrength. Mrs. Knott, who laid claim to the child, was alto in Come, and when the heard their Lordthips' order, fell into byftericke, acid was carried out with tome difficulty. MI ZINC 0 'MUMS 1011111. Mr. Avzollssy Gs x Rated, that he had been called upon to (hew caufe why leveret Mandamufes moved for on behalf of the Defendant, thould not be iffued to the Courts of Kin's Bench and Common Pleas, in the illandief Dominica, Grenada, and Bar- Woes, calling on thefe Courts to take and tranftnit to England, certain pieces of evidence relative to an indiament pretested againkihe Defendant in June Tall, which evidence, he unde►foed, the Defendant conceived effential to his defence on the impending trial. The Defendant had been a Military Commit fart', and furnifised 2116 forage and provillons to his Majefiy's troops in the .Weil Willi Mends ; and he had entered into *4 a ebryipt contras" with- a perfnn named Higgins, who was in all nv, on fuch cervices made to the troops, the Defendant one moiety ; which in fat he did allow, and paid him i60,0n01. currency (about &Nom!. lierling). The Defendant had pleaded not guilty, and had moved for the Maw damufes abo►e defctibed. He had alto particula rized the names of five Gentlemen in thole Mande, whole evidence he writhed to be taken, as effetitial to his defence. But as the affidavit ran in general terms, and did not (pea; the nature of the evidence wanted, or to be expelled from thofe Gentlemen, he fubmitted to the Court, that before the Mandamufes thould iffy., the Defendant thuuld make a more definite and fpe eial affidavit. Mr. PARKA, for the Defendant, oleferved, from what had fallen from Mr. Attorney General, he feem• ed determined to oppofe the Mandamufes being al lowed to be iffued. If fo, he ( Mr. P.) me i beg the Court to allow the matter to Rand over, as his Learn ed Friend, Mr. Topping, who wa► with him for the Defendant, was indifpofed. Mr. Parke farther raid, that Mr. Jones had informed him of the nature of the evidence to be expelled from the five gentlemen alluded tn, and he declared he thought it highly ma terial to his defence. One of thefe witneffes was the Defendant's Clerk. The court obferved, that it did not appear that any evidence of the kind hinted at would be of any life. The Defendant was inclined for " a corrupt contrail" with Higgins. Lord Ettanaoatwan defired Mr. Parke to afford the materials for ezetcifing a found difcretion, whe ther the Mandantufes ought to be allowed or not. — He could do fo by an affidavit, which might not difclofe the defence, but merely Rate, in a more eon nefted and confiftent manner, the reafons which bad impelled the application for Mandamufes being ifrued. Mr. PAM agreed to obtain an affidavit to that effen, and the matter was ordered to (laud over un til it fhould be produced. Taw r r ESCAPS rims Paisoc—Aboot fbor o'clock in the morning, on Monday fe'nnight, Mr. Cramp, Keeper of the Houle of Correition at Lewes, went to the apartment of Bignall, a fnlitary prifoner in a cell on the ground Boor, to prepare him for re moval to Hoefham Gaol, but on opening the door, found, to his afloniihment, that the prifoner had ef caped through an aperture in the wall, which he con. trived to make for that purpofe, into the prifon yard; and from thence there was every reafon to believe, he had effected his liberation, by means of a fcaling ladder, which was dircovered appendant to the outer w,tll, on the South fide of the prifon. hi the con- Station and difpofition of this ladder, no fault there of ingenuity was etineed, it being compofed of his bedding cut into flips, and broken mopflickt, cn rinufly put together, and fo fecurely attacked to the wall, by a fort of three sld counterpoife thrusts over the coping, that it was capable of fultaining the weight of the man, and with the urmoft fafety. Soon after the difeovery of the feeling apparatus, a hue and cry was railed, and many perfons fent different ways in putfuit of the criminal, who, however, about three o'clock the fame afternoon, was accidentally found concealed behind fome boards, in a diluted privy in the gaol yard, and concluded to the interior of the prifon, where he had no opportunity of mak ing any further attempt to efeape. To the want of time alone he attributes the failure of his plan. He commenced his operations at eight o'clock the pre ceding evening, and had completed them only a few minutes before the chaife that was engaged to take him to Northam, arrived at the prifon gate—this he heard as he was afcrnding the ladder, and in an over exertion to catch the top of the wall, was ro painful4y affated by the cram)), that he had no longer power to retain his ficuation, and fell backwards ; hat hit fall being broken by a pear tree againfi the wall, end the ground below it loft, be received no other injury than a brtrile on one of his legs, of which, howe\er, he complained much in the courfe of the day. 3he only implements he had to aflift bias in making the breach in the wall of his cell, were a !woken knife, an iron hold fall, and a Boort handled broom, the latter of which he tiled, with good effedt, as a lever iu removiog the bricks. t'ORONBAsS ./NV. 411: Wedarnay Mains. z r feven o'clock. a Jury was ifspannelled in St. Bartholotnew i s Hofpital, by THOMAS SHILTOH, Efq. Coroner for the City, to in quire how William Broad, Competitor, deceafed, came by his death. Edward Goold„ a fruit Merman. In High Hot born, depofed, that pang through Long Acre, on Wedoefday night latt week, he faw two men fantalli cony dreffed, with birds of paradige feathers in - thair hats, red piper with the name of "Paull" as another ornament, and one of them having a mop Rick iahis hand, and fumething like a ferjeant's fah over one Smolder down to the oppofite hip. The deceafed Aced the forma if he was a woman The other went irJo a (hop about that time : about ao I people gathered round the door, and in the courfe of a minute the fii It man Paid, " What the devil do you all do here ? you nad better go about your boli nefs, or the gentleman in the (hop will ( h oot you." They loon after came to blows, the deceafed retre►t• ' ing and catching the blows for a short time, until he fucceeded in wrelting the mop flick out of the other's hands. They then fought with their fills, and the deceafed was twice knocked down. The witnefs then faw the man that was in the flop tall forward to where the others were fighting, take a knife out of his breeches pocket, and nab or cot the deceafed two or three times. Some people in the crowd exclaimed, that he had got a knife; upon which the witnefs ran towards him, and laid hold of his right arm ; but whin; they were !boggling together, he faw the pri foner Nerdy, who was the man that gave the cut, change the knife from his right towards his left hand, and then 101 l fight of it. He Sieved the prifoner into a cheefemonger s (hop, where be pulled off his coat, fat dawn upon Come cheery's, and when fpoken to about the (tabbing, Paid," I have got no knife," open ing his hands ; but upon an officer fearehing after wards, and finding two knives in his clat-pocket, he confeffed that he had nabbed the man with the green handled knife. Mr. H. F. Hove, furgeon, fwnte nearly to the fame general effea, but with more minute particu lars—for inilance, that the (Wigging of &Initials Grandi, the other Italian's arms, Lift gave offence to Come one in the crowd; that after that, a feufile enfutd, and the old man (Grandi) charged forte one with sobbing him of his flick, and a flick fell in the ftreet at the time. Hardy then came forward, and' knocked the deceafed down, with a back-handed blow of his left hand. Upon feting the deceafed fall a fecond time, abd hearing Come one fay, " the feliow's got a knife," he flepped up to the deceafed, perceived that he was wounded in the thigh, and, from the noife which the great iffue of the blood made, at firfl imagined that the main femoral ir-* tery had been cut acrofs ; but on examining the patient at the Chop ofd neighbouring apbtheeary, he difeovered that the chief tendon had been feparated above the bend.of the arm. He pot a ligature round the wound, and fent him to his uncle's, in May's buildings, after which he was fent to the Hofpital. Some other Witneffes depofed eery nearly to the fame effeft. Jofepb Manley, a baker, of Vinedtreet, however, fwore that he did not fee the old man (Grandi) fight, but that the prifoaer Nardy, who is by far the younger man, was (truck at repeatedly before he drew the knife, and cut the deceafed. - _ _ . Mr. Thomas Parker, Honfaurgeon at St. Bartbo- 1 lomew's Hofpital, depofed that the deceafed grew amazingly better until Monday night, when a lie& homorrage took place tofuch an extent, that the floor was wet with blood, that ran through the bed on which the deceafed lay—that was flopped up, but the wound broke open often% on Tusklly morning, about s is, and at ball after ix o'clock the patient expired. To the great loft of blood he akribed the cattle of the man's death ; and it was his opinion, that even if amputation had taken place fhortly after the inflic tiQn of the wound, it would not have fared the pa tient's life, his aonfikution had received fuch a (hock io the 6rft inflance, by the immediate loft of blood. Mr. Ralph Chambers, the Wier, into whole (bop Ward; went, depofed, that on feting the crowd ga ther round his companion, Grandi, he waved a (mall whip, which he had bought in his !hop ; told the people, in broken Englifh, not to hurt his brother Robert, laying, Me foadjah ; me 59 broders foad jaws ; will any one lift ? Me foadjaw.' Upon thi , , fume one in the crowd exclaimed, ' He fays he will (boot you.' There was then a general kilt, and the deponent could not well afcertain what followed. The Coroner (rimmed up at a quarter after eleven o'clock, and the Jury pronounced a yenta& of wilful murder againfl Hardy. Bow-svasar.—Yefierday Seballian Grand and John Andrew Nardi, the two natives of Portugal, who are charged with the wilful murder of William Broad, a journeyman printer, on Wedaefday fe'n night, in Long Acre, were brought up for re-exami nation before t4r. GRAHAM. Several other witneifes, in addition to thole examined on Wednefilay even ing, before the Coroner's loquett. attended. Mr. GRAHAM confidered the evidence fufficiently firong to commit both the prifoners to Newgate for trial, although the Coroner's Jury only returned a verdi6 of Wilful Murder againti the prifoner Nardi. BIRTH. On the yoth uk. at Armagh, the Lady of Sir Geo. Leith, Bart. of a fan and heir. ,ARRIEI On the 3d Inn at Newport Church, In the We of Wight, by the Rev. Mr. I lamilmo, Colonel Foßer, of t►e Hon. haft India Cont• pany's faviee.6th Regimest Natree Infantry, to Mila Ropes, It coed daughter of John Rosen, Flo. hooker, Newpott of Wight At l.hldal Bank, on the 4th Intl. Major Malcolm, of the Royal MIAMI, to We Jean Oliver, fourth daughter I sod Mr. Archi bald Little. If+ of London, to Mlfs Agnes Oliver, art► daughter of William Oliver, Efq of Deolahyre. if D. Yefterday morning, at Wm. Wingfield's, Ffq. in Montage• Meet, R alli.lllquare, to the %nth year of her age, the Right Hon. 1.4.; Elisabeth Dishy, daughter of the late and lifter to the prefent Karl of Digby. On the Mb inftant, In Charles.fqoare, Horton, after a long and knee Ulnef►, Mr. John Charles Loog, of the Exchequer Loan . Oboe, Royal 'change. COAL MARKET %cumber is Ships at Market slips kid Price 35 /devreallie COL' I, 391 jd to fs4 91 s Sunderland ItMO 461 od to Od 5 Stone Coal - I 7os od to oct tml 3 Cinders - I 361 of to oo• od HIGH WATILIt Ar LONGON urrtnom TOMO•tigoVi, Morning . • I 5 Allover after s Aitenein . abates aftwr SALE BY AUCTION. EZTILICUVII PRP!HOI.D PIBMI3Bi, pear the HERM TAOS-MUDGE and LONDON DOCKS. TO BE PiliikiPTOitlLY $Ol.O, ly Met mooomur end PhILLIPS, (Cocaine' Int Ihnitb;. At Giveaway's, on Wednefiay, November to, at terdwitedlock, unit& as acceptable oiler is in t h e mean time made by Mama Contra" ALarge and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE ; Competing the exteoive Pranifes In the occupation of Mr. Natant Robert Polhill, near the Hermitage bridge and London Dock, Wapping; with a front Dwelling-bade. private entwine-, flop, counting boefe, 'Sem, and eellartnn. another birci lingbook *trod propoitlone, large yard, itahling, warehourek aa fpackr tobacco-pipennirtaladory. workitems, and prontfes. ex , : prirarda of rip fact in depth -Including a valuable pier et' *bout 73 feet by ty iguare ; forming alommater a dear-bit Eilate for building. To be Meered,and particulars bad lia days pre.loulgo the Pale at Garrawafs; andel M.lrra. Noggin and 6t, Broad (teem. loyal blatant. • FOR COUGHS, filOAßalliNF MG REENOUG I.OZ ENGES or Tote, BMA Which contain all the fief citing .nd Timm; d dad celebrsted BALSAM at TOLD, and are the pleafantett Lod ego& (Fennel remedy of the kind in all Hoarfeneffes, Sorl Throats, and Dedutioas on the Lungs, healing the itawnefe and Sorenefs of the Emelt, and affording great relief to Sheitnefs ef Breath, and In Aitlinuitic and Renfustaptitre Complaints; they de Cot cloy the Ito/stack, but ranter create ate apyrnitc Bata theist benefit to be &rival (rota them meanly be k• eared by ho them Genuine, the public arc mottled to ob a terse, that AIIWAR D. No. to. Ludgate HIM, le primed e• the Stamp, mad ethers are Counterfeits. Their Lineages are prepared eed fold by R. Hayward (Sneed for se T. Orseaoggh . the Inventor,) No. ro;Ltrapte Kill; and faii by 1 1 . Newbery and Soo. K. es. gc Paors-Cherds-yard; Bs** sad Blew, Ceekfpur•firectt, Bacon and Co. No. spa, Osford- Brett ; end Win. Clark, Na 269, Boroegb.—Pried Is. Box. • FitaVIIIIRIAL AND SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTL D . FREEMAN'S GUTTA SAI.IITARIS. is by far the molt late mid drataal Remedy oak yet dike. erred fqr the core of that clangorous Dikafe. Patens anhapptlit miltedwith Venereal Complaints E all its Swum. and ander its various , will find a lecture and pretest relief, by taliSM thole invaluable !hops; which, (at their excellency diarist .l -Mtn t an produce in the molt populous part of London, viz, Hatton Cadre, have been termed Gott. Salutaria . The knees , with which molt perfons Co aillitted find it needful to minced their interior. may be fakty employe! while nisi theft Drops vince they render confinement lbaliceffsti, as well as all andtwius or mercurial preparations, or any Airsick °peruke whatever. Bold by appointment at Dr. Freeman, of Hatton Gorden, by B. Oatier, No. 4. Cheapilde, corner of Paternoterrow, Landow; Belam and Oilsba, Pertfonoada ; Wake and Roberts. Portia Roberts, Hard.ag. sad photon, (Jetport; Wilk, Pittman, and Ro gers, Plymouth ; Roche, PhiIPA. Holland, Hayden, and Dock; Diem. Falmouth; Maks and Mitchell, Dover; Sharp and Lang. Doh ealesula and Jacob, Shcansis; Wiskorbilph Chatham; Warren, Margate; Burgers and Ralph, hisi Thompean.Yarsnoutis ; Pock, Hull ; Wolftenhobar-, York ; Appakt. Oktgew; Browning. ; Banter and Sank Sae bash; Heaton, Lead ; Wood, Wakefield ; Lathbary, Llvetatsel Status and Vaughan, Manchefter ; Williams and Truman * Ezeter• Collins. Salifbury; Barry and Sheppard, Britai Hazard sad Hunt, Bath; Stevenfon t Nonvish ; Hodion, Cambridge ; Pollard, Brighton; Lend, Melaka* ; Berbage, Nottingham; Dreary, Derby; Wood, ad Nam and Lloyd, Birmingham ; and mot Mo. didn't Venders, In bunks, at ss. pd mak wkh ample di:cellos& IN profefflog myfelf a regularly educated MEM her of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS 111 LON DON, I think it incumbent on me to fignify, that my Diploma from the College of Surgeon.. u well as Certificates from the Hofpitals, and various Proteffors ender whom I audit,' Phyikr„, Surgery, and Midwifery, have been for years placed in one of any Parlours, open to the infpedion of any one who happens to be there, eels &brow of filch examination- Tsrazaaelt2AllS I have reigned all other Proffitt, far the Study and Treatment of V Coe PLAIIII resod Demi-ITV —hut it wasn't till I had experience at an Army Surgeon and Ge neral Pralitiwer, that I thought mold( jellified in the Seleetiort of this peculiar branch. The concentrated force of the human iutdledt, when dinfted to a particular point, malt acquire fops riority within the circle of its own adtion,and a long continued tow. eefs, is &decided proof, that my efforts have not bus lets base. *dales wan than advantageous to myfelt The diftrecs and the miler) , which arils from a certain &tree dve habit, fo peruiclotas to feboolboys, have been frequently pow , trayeti by the moralitts of the age. Las it Is the duty of every Praelitiona, when called upon, to relieve tech Curette's j Medi cal AIL fiance ; and it is the acquirement of my toclufive expe rience in this line to offer fu every inch cafe a fate and certain re- • ettabliftnent. In night cafes of deficiency produced by free living. readencelel warns Climates, or too much indulgence of 'Mueller Pagans, sad 63 all recent Venereal Complaims,early applkation infures ha Im mediate tore. But in the molt eesepticated Cafes of Damtra accompanied by fever or Difondere cif the (yawn attiring from we &dud weal. ; Wee perfeveratice is indifpenfably raquifite fee the re-animation of the Conftitotion and reftorttion tu health and vigour. —In all cafes with either (en, the molt inviolable feerety °Nerved, and the terms of remuneration are plainly hard us dm arit tatertkw. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeon. in Loads.. No. 09, Armackl-flreet, Strand, self Temple BM There Is an additional nuance ie Watcr.krest adjoining...An letters from town or country are cipeeked to oantala a bash Oath To THOS. TAYLOR, Hfil. No 9, New Irldgeareet, Landes. SIR —I confider it but an all of inflict due to the merits of your LlAltra PATENT-PILLS, to common ate to you the following Care, which has recently bees paternal by them :—An acquaintance of nine, who by the Imeaking eat of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication et DR orders stint - % therefrom), was reduced abnoß to a Relent, mei though be had the kit medical adviet which could be obtain", and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procure' which teemed to fult his cafe, or do hint any feavi:e; fit remained in a moll reduced and pitiable (bunion for two years, nable te follow his pit:teflon, and (carrell , able to walk or even to Rand ea his Iris ; is fadt, no one who knew him ever fuppofed It pall* fat Min to recover. He was adend at latt to try year Leases Picas-4e did fo, Rrk ly adhering to the direction ow with them—he had not taken coon than twit boxes, before be fond ma alteration for the better: this tacosnired Win to proceed, and by taking a row boxes more he Cain his appetite and Ring& grad ally return, and is now as healthy and as Rest as any was I know. You are welcome. Sir, to refer any perion to IMO for a -confirmation of the above attain' Irk lbould be doubted. ant, Sir, your obalkst humble forrant: Library, Polkitotte, July o, 'Soy. I'HO. PURDY. Prepared and Add by the bole Proprietor Toss. Tituao lt, Member of the Royal Co!lege of Surgeons, Lon doo, at his houfc. No. 9. Noe Bridge drew ; Where,after a conftant refidence of more dap 40 Mil, In 1 pradtlee particularly deeded to the curt of Venereal c•ntplainto and thole laddental to the parte of generation la boot Rae% *lib that inviolable fecrecy whicS men of his krefetoe Gould Awe s obferve, he Sitters himfett the advice and Altana be adminifters to pertain taking thaymediehne, will be edema. by a difcerning public, as m advantage fakir so be obesintd.e44 gold of ambiguity. Alto fold , ey Ide appointment, for the oonvenlente of Chore liv ing at a &nonce, at the Perfumer's No. 33, St. Alhaoh-limet, Pa* Mall; the Toyfhop, 103, (Oxford Itreet; Mr. DNbarou .7. Mb' itreet•hill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge,.Edinburgh ; Mr. M'Do . aid's. Glafgow ; Mr. Callwell'a, Dublin ; Mr. &Binge's, Liveryool ; Mr. Athinfone. Mancbefter ; sod by ime perfon In every conS, derable town in Groat Britain and Ireland, in boom nf only as. 9d. each, (ra i led up with full and plain direetlics, whereby perfnne ue either lea may our, thanifilvet with cafe. fp..ed,fecreey, and Suety. N. B. Every box fold in Great f 113111 in (rated up with a fbunp, on which, by favour of the Cornmeal - lune,. i. printed Ilt the S.amp Office-I'. Taylor. No 9 New Bridge turret.—e• Bohm, whieh ia felony, and all others are counterfeit. LONDON: P.ln•ed abJ pubblieJ by I . Vltl. KENT, (of Can terbury PiArr I..mberbe O A ~r urtice.Na I, Cat 4 amt. Publ,blb4 AV :u atthc •., .0 ur rica, faille Bar. I ,