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ON REVISITING II: SCENES OF ARLIF.R LIFE. ADDRESSED TO A FRIEND.-.-BY G. DTER. whom : tnet is earlier day, Following. as Set etre e led the way, And warmly !laird a grain:us pante Glowing with FR r ED3 , 1% (tern; flame, What time, by Cam% 11 tw-gliding Hiram. I fluted at rare the rettlire theme; Or, as in tome Aonian Grove, . Where Dards ecflatic lor'd to rove. I 'truck, at FANCY'S call, the ClaOe Lyre, And felt, or fecm'd to feel, force Prophet's holy fire We raw no Alps in grandeur climb, Nor Oceao rous'd to thought fublitne, No Mountain-torrents roll'd around, Nor Rocks gave out the myrtle found: Yet clear was Morning's earließ Liglit, The Star of Evening mild and bright; And. lofty on his mid-day throne, The Sun, in beauty glorious, (bone; Sweet was the Oalc that bruited the wavy Sell, Ar.SNAv v at's limploft forms could charms uncumbee yield! But now no more!—for time has fped, And many a golden Day dream fled; While backward as I turn my eye Fri.nds, now no more, awake the &lig And, all, as fwift the Rivers glide, To lofe theinfelves in Ocean's tide; And, as the Birds forget to fing, And Trees r ut off the drefs of Spring, So thou, my Friend, art halt'ning on to death, And .1 Bull ceafc from Song, ar.d loon refign my breath ! But, rife from feenes of freTh delight— Some vifion'd hlifs charm my fight; And long as aught of life (hall Let Tome new Day-dream chase the raft; Still fire me, Fa tinost's ardent throng, And fill me, foul enchanting Song; Still, Faustus' P, deign with me to RA And ralfc your slur in my Breaft! But, when the nobler Virtues cafe afire, Oh, then, ye Virgins, dole, and Life Weir mire ! WESTMINSTER SESSIONS, JAN. 6. The Seffions of Peac e for the City and Liberty of Weßminfier commenced this day, before W IL LIAM MAINW•ILING, Efq. Warm jaws, and Ann, his wife, were indicted for keeping a diforderly boufe, in Market-lane, St. James's. To this intliftment they pleaded Guilty. Mr. SYLVESTER, as Counfel for the profecurion, having Rated the cafe, and obfcrved that this nui fence Rill continued, though it is now condueted by the filter of the woman, evidence was gone into to prove the cafe. Several refpdtable wit -metres, reading in the neighbourhood, defcribed the fituation of the houfe, and the bad government which was obfervable in it, having been frequently alarmed by cries of murder, and (hocked by re peated•indecencies. In particular, a refident in Et. Alban's-greet Rated that the back part of his premifes looked into the back rooms of this houfe. and that be has been frequently obliged to draw the curtains, and to call to them not to behave fo indecent, on which they have drawn their curtains. Two unfortunate girls, who had lived is this woman's houfe, Rated, that there wets fometimes twelve or fourteen girls lived in the houfe, and they ufed to lie four or five in a bed. One of there witneffes the woman canted to be arrefted and lodged in Newgate, for rent due for lodgings. She had charged her at the rate of fix (billings per week for fleeping with three others in a bed. This profccution was carried on by the Parifh of St. James, who eased to remove this nuifance, which has exifted for a number of years. Mr. KNOVLIS was Counfel for the defendants. The bufhand is a foldicr in the Guards. The de fence relied upon the defendant's having, upon the indidment being preferred, removed from the houfe, and the woman living in a reputable man ner. It appeared, from the evidence of thefe wit. netfes, that this woman, In far from havino mended her morals, actually refides at No. tg, Suffollußreet. Middlefes Hofpital, in quality of a frame de charteltre to a cyprian. Two Serjeants of the Guards proved the general good character of the man. The CUMLNIAN made fume obfervations on the general bad tendency of honks of this defeription, and the man was fentenced to be imprifoned four teen days, and the woman three months. A mart named Ice was found Guilty of Reeling a plank, vaiite tanpence, the property of our Sea vcreign Lord the King. It appeared that this plank had been lodged, with lonic other wood, in the gardens of the Speaker. at Whitehall, whole houfe v.ias tinder repair. What rendered this theft more unfortunate was, that a little boy, who was in a boat near the fpot at the time the plank was taken, was killed; the watchman on duty being alarmed, fired his piece. the c ontents of which Lodged in the boy's body, and killed him, and (truck another boy in the leg ; tilde boys the man bad taken to Alia. The watchman who fired has but one arm. The CHAIRMAN °braved, that it was a great pity the watchman had not fired his piece in the air, pnd then this unfortunate accident would not have happened. `robe Cover was found Guilty of affaulting his fellow-fervent, George Williams, and throwing him over a boat into the river. He was fined five pounds. john 11"e3b was ind:Cted for affeniting an infants named Martha Spencer. with intent to commit a rape. The child, it appetrcd. is filler to a young g i l l w i t h whom lie cohabits, who is not more than 17 years of age. The circumflances difeloled in the cootie of the trial were ton (hocking to be de tailed ; and what rendered it more diiireiling was, that the G`ter was the means of bringing the intent into ti.c fituatinn. The Court ordered him to be confined twelve Lomb% in the !Inure of Cm redion. OW% was found Guilty of affauliing fiats! three Willing: and four. pence. The rinks were employed as Criers in the Court of Exchequer, and quarrelled about fome green cloth, when Harris feized hold of Fox, and gave him filch a gripe by the throat that he. was near choaking. Atliaanee came, and he was refctied from the fury of the enraged Crier. John En,;l:fidi was indiaed for *faulting Mary Clark. Theft: parties raided ix Marygold-court, in the Strand, 3 place which is a common recep tacle for gills of the towel dtfcription. The man lives in the Court, and keeps a houfe for the re. ceptiou of tilde girls, of which number, the poor girl who complained was one. It appeared that he had beat her in a moll brutal manner. He was found Guilty ; and the Court ordered him to pay a fine of five pounds. Several prifimers were tried for petty thefts, anil fentenccd to various imprifonments. POLICE, &e. On Wednefday night, in confeqnence of Tome real, or fuppofed infult to a lady, an Officer had a knee with a butcher's journeyman and appren. Lice, and the latter was wounded by a piftol fired by the former.—. The gentleman is in cuftody till the effefts of the wound are afcertained. As the charge is of fo ferious a nature. we forbear giving particulars, although we are in polfellion of diem. WHITSCPAPLL.--Yellerday Pines Deering was examined a fecond time, being charged with a burglary in the fhop of Mefirs. Welton and Co. the Black Doll, in Whitechapel.road. and (teal. ing a quantity of haberdafhery goods. He was fully committed for trial. WOR en! r•ST F it.—Yefterday two journeymen carpenters were committed for trial, being charged by Mr. Cooper, dingier, in Chifwell.llreet, with robbing him of a quantity of goods. THAM E s-Or r ca. —Yeflerday amanitas charged with a felony, on fufpicion of Itealing a quantity of King's ftores out of the yard at Deptford. He was conviEted in the mitigated penalty of 51. and 205. coos. _ An old woman, of the name of Palmer, charged with having in her poiTeffion a large quantity of new iron and fugAr, fitfpeaed to have been Itolen, was convided in the penalty of gos. and the goods forfeited. _ _ UNION• HALL.—Yesterday.—'Jar. yaw was e a mined on fufpicion of robbing Samuel Gibfnn on the highway, near Merton, in Surrey—Commit ted for fin ther examination. On Friday laft a robbery was committed near M:ffing, in Ea:, by a highwayman, fingitlarly mounted on a heavy, long•tailed grey boric, and wearing a light coloured coat, refembling that of a miller. Between Wednefday night and Thurfday morn ing, lafl week, a fhop in Trongate,Glafgow, within 3 yards of the box of one of the police watchmen, was entered with a Calle key, and filch money as the villains could lay their hands on, and feveral articles of goods carried off; after which they Ikon-locked the door. Wednefday fe'nnight John Berry, poßman, who carries the bag between Linlithgow and Borrow- Rounners, was taken up, anal committed to prifon on fufpicion of abltraCting letters out of the hag, which, as reposed, he had ben long in the prac tice of doing. A new (pecks of fwindling has been praeliCed in America, by a fe. of fellows who.pretended to miff the evil ; but their real *eel was to raifi the stohtel. They were found guilty, and fentenced to fine and imprifonment. On Thurfday fe'nnight, a perfon in the neigh bourhood of Haddenham, Cambridgefhire, was conrifted, before the Rev. CXSAIL Moacms, D. D. and the Rev. Wm. MITCALTF, CICI k, two of his Majeftyr's Jullices of the Peace for the file of Ely, of Courting on the Loan's Day,' and paid the penalty of I 01. impofed by the Mt of the 13th Geo. 111. for the offence, with all coils. LaR Thurfday, a perfon who had been {hooting, having left his gun, which was loaded, in the hook of Dr. 15ssair, near Chapel-le-Frith, a fervant girl, unconfcious of its being charged, in a fportive manner prefemed it at another girl, and inftantly fhot her dead. At Leeds, four young men, for ill-treating three Mermen, were laft week fined S guineas—a man fur (wearing, trs.—a publican, for refilling to accommodate a foldier and his horfe that had been quartered upon him, fined 4os. and colts—two men for drivipg their waggons through that 80. rough nn Sunday, fined 30, each—and a perfon for purchafing a pair of regimental breeches from a foldier belonging to the I 8:11 Light Dragoons, was fined yl. by the fitting Magi(lrate', at the Ro tation-Office. Saturday fe'nnight one of the tidefrnen at Grangemouth, nvrned Malcolm, fell over the quay in the inner bafan, and was di owned. On I'hurfday fennight a fire broke out in one of the !mules called Clyde Buildings, on the South fide of the river, oppofit. the Broomielaw. Glaf gow•, but it was loon got under by the alive exer tions of the neighbours. The damage done is con fide rabl c. A I.lbourer who had been employed at Mug drum, in Fife(hire. to demolith part of the garden wall, conceived the e4fleii method of accomplifh• ing his ohje& was to undernsine it. Nettling too long in his operations, notwithtlanding the re. monflrances rf the people about him, on Friday laft the wall fuddenly fell, and the ralh engineer WAS buried in its ruins, and we underaand, was iutlantly killed. A' young man, who worked at the manufaanry of Meas. Is ma vs, at Dover, returning late in the evening from a Christmas party, it is (tippled, found liimfelf thirity, and,in endeavouring to reach fome water out of a fallow well, tumbled in head foremoft. The inhabitants of a neighbouring houfe, who dillinaly heard fame groan', examined every place aJjacent, but, as the found ceafed before they got out of the houfe, they had no guide to a difeovery, and returned. The next morning the unfortunate man was find with his feet againft the tide of the well, and mull hare beca rafEasated alma intlantly after he (f ia. How To Cheat tns Dt vit. 1.--sAt Bennington, in the American State of Vermont, two men, named Noah Milis and William King, were, as the October affizes, condemned to puniflortera, by fine and imprifonment, for a fpecies of twindling which would fcarcely fucceed in tins country. They re ceived from different perfons for each, too dollars. For this payment, they engaged to introduce the payers to a bargain with the Devil, by which his Satanic Majefty (hould bind himfelf to gratify, for the fpace of (even years, every with of his ' clients' hearts, on the condition that, at the end of that time, the client &mild, foul and body, be his for ever. The candidate for this diabolical con neition having provided his money, was introduced to what he was taught to believe the real pretence *of Satan. Either King or Miles was always the conjuror who called him up. The too dollars were pretended to be for Satan's own treafury.— They were depofited on a (pot, from which the fuppofed Devil was teen to take them away. The covenant was formally concluded by a bond. And the poor fools whom King and Miles thus deluded, went away, in the hope draining, for (even years, from Satan's faith, all their wildeft and wickedeft defires. King, betides, told them, that, even to. wards the end of the (even years, they might con trive to cheat Satan himfelf, by liking him to achieve impoffibilities, upon which the Devil moll, per force, content to a renewal of the contract : King had once, he raid, thus triumphed over Satan, by commanding him to mem the ace= with ea pal; pill! and once again. by (king him Leh with Ilia; on hiejboultler: le Heaven ! The fraud was at Taft dii. covered, when numbers who had paid their too dollars each, and figned the engagement, found, that not one with of theirs the more would the Devil gratify ! A Cock that had been purchafed by the prefent Admiral BERICELLY, when Captain of the MARL BOROUGH, of 74 guns, for the purpofe of being kept as his live flock, greatly diftinguifhed the undaunted fpirit attached to the Englith breed.— During the time the above (hip was engaged in clofe action with the French fleet, on the glorious ill of June, by being ordered on the boldeft fer vice againft the enemy, the became totally difmaft eel, and WAS reduced to a mere wreck. At the time her main mail went, the cock alluded to, flew upon the (lump, which projected about twelve feet from the deck, and began to flutter his wings, and to crow with exulting boldnefs. So fingular a circumflance attraded the attention of the brave Tars, who became re-animated by the example, and fought with additional bravery, until victory crowned them with her laurel. This undaunted cock was preferred until the (hip reached Ply. mouth ; when, in remembrance of his valour, and the glorious occafion, he was given to Lord Le. mox, who placed him in a walk, where he to this day firms ‘vith a Giver collar round his neck, de grit:tare of his worth, proudly fupporting his ho nour, and the gallant behaviour of the &nab Beet. The fcandal of Paris tells the following anec dote :—A Counfellor of State, of great eminence, went lately to buy a pearl necklace for his wife, at the (hop of a jeweller. The jeweller a(kcd .20,000 livres for that which the Counfellor chafe. The purchafer was unwilling to give more than tz,ooo. One of the admirers of the Lady over heard the converfation ; and upon the hufband's departure from the (hop, paid the difference to the jeweller, and bade him carry it home to the gentleman, and offer to accept the 12,000. The jeweller did fo. The Counfellor furprifed at fo fudden and fo great a lowering of the price, (of fered him to leave it, and then carried it to be in (paled by another jeweller. The fecond jeweller inftantly Paid, that to a cuftomer it would be fold at 20,009 !livres, and that he would himfelf give sy,orao for it. The Counfellor left the necklace, took the money; paid the t 2,000 livres; and thus difappointing his wile's admirer, pocketed 5000 livres by the affair. Seventeen young men were lately convided ht. fore the Magiftrates at Stockport, Chefhire, of play . ing at foot-ball on the Sabbath Day, and fined in ithe turn of 3s. ad. each. Wednefday the Annoyance Jury for the City and Liberty of Weftminiler made their prefentment, at the Guildhall, of all perfoas in trade whole fcales, weights, or meafures, had been found de ficient, and the cuflomary fines were levied. A butcher, whore fcales bad been broken and taken from him, in confequence of his having fallened a piece of lead underneath the one he weighed his meat in, which made it greatly overbalance the other, appealed againft the fine, on the ground of his having a large family to fiipport, and that the , deception had been projected by his father, with out his knowledge. The Chairman alkcd him hf.w lie could, with hope of fuccefs.folicit the humanity of others in behalf of his family, when he had fhewn fo little regard to the families of others ? The price of butchers' melt was already fo high, that it w working men could purchale it fur their f..mi- 1 lies ; and the ttadetman who could curtail them of 1 , their weight when they tbould !Crape together enough to buy a joint for their family, was guilty , of an offence of the molt aggravated nature, and I defer Ted no favour from that fociety he daily tiruve , to injure. He felt it his duty to infift upon the fine in preference to any other almoft that could be inflicted. Of all advertifed Medicines, perhaps none WAS ever offered to the public (lets liable to fufpicion than Dr. TAYLOR'S celebrated Remedy for Deaf. nets ; for though si Fancy may kill, and Fancy care," yet, no deaf perfon will beliele that his malady can be removed by faith alone. That the moR obflinate Deafnefs fi s ires freqoently cured by tills moll invaluable fpeciftc.cannot be doubted by the moil feeptical, as it is a fat to which the following refpetlable perfons have borne tell mony :—Mr. Lowe, of Leek, and Mr. Barnes, of Cheadle. Staffordlhire ; Mr. Jenkinfun, flationer, Huntingdon ; Mr. Minibull, printer of the Lan caller Gazetteer ; Mr. Wright, pruner of the Liverpool Saturday's Advertifer ; Mr. Drewry, Hinter of the Staffordihire Advertifer ; and many other perfons.—lt may be afoul to motion that a few houlcs of the remedy has lately been t retired lby Mr. bistl.cws, No. :8, Strand, Loudon. lITATTI. On the aft inbat, at Newton, Mrs. Brown of Rawiat, ors daachter. MARRIED. Monday, at Greenock, Mr. James Leitch, merchant, to MA: Helen Colquhoun, Twinge: daughter of David Colquitoun, Efq. At Belhaven, op the 3 t ft ult. James Purvey Efq. late of Cal. ono, to Mite Chrilliafe johniton• At Chefterlield. on the 1 rib ult. Richard Richardcm, of Capenbusit-Hall, Clarthin, to Ma Bower, of the teen= place Os the ayth ale. at grouse-Green Mr. Richard Noble, fog of Mr. Rowland Noble, of Langdale, to Rowlandfon, cc Birbeck Fells. At Youghal, Rickard - Adams, of Knockmnaelearh, FA. to MIA A. Hadten, da-ghter of John Hud:on. of Wipdfetd, Erg. In Scotland, llamas Sherlock. of Knock Abbey county iat Cork, Efq. t Mifs Bevan, daughter of the late lieury Senn, of Mdtowp, county Limerick, Efq. George Lcake, jun. Ef of Rathked Abbey, to Mifs ?anal daughter of the late Mich. Purnell, of Banyabane, Efq. tiorris w Fux, and I DIED. At C.alnieyhill, no the atd uit. Mrs. Jaae Meinerief, wife ad the Rev. Thomas Blair. mit.ifter there, and daughter of the iris Rev. William Mom:def. Alloa. At jedbargh, as the 34th ah. Mifs Dnueas, of that place. Oa the tsith pit. in her year, Mrs. Primatt, wife of La. eey Primatt,Efq. & Hillingdon. On Tuefday ruon, Mrs. R•ifell, 'sire of George Raraci e Era. of Old Rage Route, Ciuift Church, Surrey. At Limnalary, Ireland. au the 9th ult. Mrs. Maths/feta, wife of Car ain Mathiwfon, late of the Reay &menace, tEQ44ORitOW. Ilea Wes hitaas Ma.a Ofes sa agitate! after 7 I t agnates Arra l as agnatesaftatAL HIGH WATER AT LONDCIN palm E TO-MOW* MWelag • • -•- • 29 ralnutra lfter Afternoon 29 minutes af;irr X •• . 7 WHEN Profegional Men of education and re f fpoollbility deviate front the general tram by the fe. leetton of a peculiar Branch, the fabillen of Nag esatiaunt free& la the belt triterion of fnperiertty. . . ;Ten yean have I devoted my pglticato the ezehifive nano ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccrtfaul rcluk of my plan gives me Wiliaml ardoor to oppole as far at I ana able the ravages Of thole romplaintrnbicb are the molt imports nut in the Inirmities. After inniatiol into every branch u an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at au early period of Pradiee to refcue hadivlda. an from the ignorance of uneducated Men, of the equally germs precipitancy of general Pradtitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the care of which I have de. vetted my attention. onmprize twiny fpcdca of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long doratioa--Sdiy. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the habits 4 Schoolboys, or the linlulgence o f mature at, c. and laltly that de nwgeownt of the fyftem in Woman which is called BARREN NEW: or STERILEIV. Numerous dlfeafea are the refult of Ignorance or hale In OW treatment of a Staple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap. pens that the f-eds of Life arc poifoned by the htdifcretion elan unguarded hour. By a &pyritic method fuck complaints aft easily cured, and even where others have failed, I troll that II may preheat to oar a radical re-eftabliihrnent Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dards is the diferder, compared with the c a lamitous Stuatioes of Men, Wile from indulgence, in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a falleonahle Life, acquire that Rate of Debility hid* is the unavoidable coaftloence of (verb pernicions habits. Where the unhappy (utterer broods over his ini.cry, but care fully commis Ida misfortune, it may be forte emir... Was Sir him to know, that although it be an object of doubt or amyl. tainty wish other Praaitinners, the removal of eltaL Mew CIENCI ES by the gradual progrefs of renegades Is the sequins meat of my , t:erience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevails* by an arty emanteradion of this languid Rau, and in dam cafes no great diacultias will occur. But where Ole deficiency ilia, for years trifled, a prerr Perfeverance is iodifpetilibly requilke to revive Om austraing fp.uks of Life, and so re-animate the Conahotioo. MARRIED WOMEN, who hare loag been dezppsintit in their expand/me of a Family, may be affderd, dm* inflating futh deeds are curable by Medical . . - . . The SECRECY which is fo ercniial to my undertaking,mta the Ctialificatims wiskl I have pt.:fumed 'to Rate, form the Bags of my pretentious, mid its coincidence with flub this has =bon is given, that Mr. BREE may be coofeated perfume'? (or by karts Incloleg a fmall note) at his houfe, No. ap, Amps ftrrct, Strand, near Temple-Bar There is an additional entrance I. Water-Rrect and the name is on both the doom M. BREE, Member of Lite Royal Collar of Sorrow. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New BeidgmAreet, Lends* SIR, Edinburgh. May a, clam IN the fpring 0(4394 I was afflided with a Irene. real Complatht, WIWI !treated with indifference for 6%W months ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular who put a temporary Rap to the sirldence of the difeafe (1$ mercurial applications) for fame time but drawing. in fpitelle all medicine and the adviccof the firft Demi:men of the Facadey here, work and erotic for two years, I was redecad to a A s p alme:ft unparalleled and beyond dcfeription, heink at entire leper. and ulcerated from head to footes-My head, throat, mood. note, Icy, arms, &c. have been alternately L, danger or become ing errich; in fhort. I have had from to to 30 eating ulcers am my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.--h would ha voluminous to particularise all my cafe—fulfice It to fay, than never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of.' more complicated nature. 1 was king looked upon by Toy friends, and imagined inyfelf,beyond all hopes of recovery; and Indeed, in my thwi conilition,death wet preferable to/laying,* than mifcrehle Rate. In this dreadful fituation did I drug a Eno& iniferable callience, till Div' r t Pnoltiot NC C throw in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plyineath—isty friends read it. I could not.—l fent and procured fome of year LIM'S Pni etur Pius, which, by ufing from time to time, am now, and have long been, (after moss than four years is defcribable diftrefs), In as,good a Rate of health as ei I itt uyed ; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Can, and la hopes of rendering my fellow-ereaturefereLe. I requeit yeses pliblith this; and you may at any time refer perfials, vil;o sllith to be fatisfied of the truth of this, or further partimaars°„ le me or my friends, by letter or perfon. A. few cafes for bodnefs will ever equal mine, and umwers coed it, I have from experience every reafon to afire mankind. that in your Least'. Pitts they will firnl a Pure, fpeedy,falk, and radical cure. h,t that mat dreadful ftage of the Venereal Weak, which is called-ins co nria to tutu. T. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tlingit, TAT. Lon, Member of the Royal Cu11...7 of Surgeons In London. at his bouts, No. 9. Now Bridge-frees; where he will give ad vice, without a fee, to perking taking there Pills and will am fwer patients letter., if pot paid, on the fame terns, etiferm ing !n all calm the mud inviolable feerecy, no Perron. name of cafe having beat mentioned, but at their own particular regard. by the Proprietor, during the cattle of more than 34 years. that he has had the conduaing of an extenfive fide of the above medicine, and the practice srifing therefrom. They are alto fold, by his Appointment, for the converts:lw of thole living at a (Mance. by Mr. Bauer, .Sourh -bridge. Edinburgh; Mr. Mention* Printer, Glafgow, to wham ads Mr. T. refer. for his addref. ; at the Perfumer's, No. ;3. Albatia-Rreet, Pall-MnU ; Mr. Robcrtfon s Toy-Dior , No wt. Osford-treat ; Mn Dltborongit's, No. y, Piat-treat-bW. newly impolite the Monument ; Mr.&eds, &whittler; No. t. Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; and by one Perfon in every ennfiderable town I. Orem-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only is. 9d. oath, reeled op with [eland plain IN:cellos% whereby Perfume of either Sea way awe thernfilvto with cafe sad fancy. LONDON : Printed far the Preprint" by JOHN maw. Me.elerkiese, COMllkt•Gefdell) St the STall Pi, TINT Orrice, N Cam-beet lofted .. 1 . .!1F . LL KENT,cf Caoterbwrylksee At No. t, and et the Stet-Orrice, Temple , Bar • to whe w erUL : ra communscricias or gm karma we felinkel be 816111144 t.• S ti r„ a a a t, • I L ti t. • 7. d. t. •