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THE FLOUGHNIAN'S urrTy; DYING AN ANSVIFIL TO rTIA /001.1111 VESTION, WUA f 111A\'[ Tl([ POOR TO LOl/1 To the Tune of—" He that has the belt WSW' Becaucc I'm hut poor, And (lender my (tore, That Is is the cry; Let who will declare it, I vow I can't Lear it, I give all (itch prated the lie. Tho' my fnk. is but I'm% Yet to have unne at all. 'Wou'd tore be a gri vett thltrds, Sir; Shall my rar.lot, tokstceit, Aud my orchard, fo neat, Be the Prize ut a toreign upprellhr On Saturday night, 'it OW my delight, With my wrlges to run home the falter; Mut if Frenehtnen rule here, I may In far and near, But I nevei find a Pay- iii I've a dray little Wife, W horn I love as my life; To lure her I IlioulA not much like, And 't wou',i make me min wild, To fee my lwLet child, Withils headou tin point of a pike. I've my Church too to fave, And will go to my Graye. . . . . IC derCOCC Or rch ;hat'i the brit, I've my King to , GOD blefs Lint, Let no matt opprefs for none has He ever opprell. Dritil Law. for my guard, y Cottage is hared ; Tirs fait ia the light or the dark. if the Squire Quad opprefs. I g t inftart redrefs. !sty Orchard's as late as his Park. My Cot is my Throne, What I have is my nw•n, And what i , my own I will ke-p. Slinted.BoNt come now, 'II, true I may plough, But I'm (ur• that I nc;;r 111;11 rear. Now do but retied. What I have to p-oteet ; Tben doubt if to fight 11h.I1 ehoofe, King, Church. Babe. and Wife, l.aws, I iberte. life, Now tt.ll me I've nothing to lofe ! 'llan I'll beat my Pleve . frare To a (word or a (pear, Ana ruth on thefe derperate Men, Like a Lion fight; . . . That my fpcar 13,w fe bright 14Tay &on turn to a Pluughatare again! WESTMINSTER SESSIONS. Several indiElments fur petty larcenies. and for keeping diforderly houfes, were tried, but none of them were of any importance. PbiGp Steriens for Realing an iron chain, the pro erty of his mailer, who is a coal merchant in Drury lane, was Sentenced to Seven days imprifernment. Striellawd was indifled for Realing a pocket hansik , rchi4. Tlievidence was firong again(' him, but he pefitively affected his innocence. He was a dece..t looking man, and received a moft excellent charafter from feveral of his neighbours, who, as an addi , ional circumflance in his favour, Rated, that he Supported, with the greeted attention, his mother, So years of age. A police officer dcfcribed the prifoner as being a notorious charalter, who was in the habit of picking pockets. The prifoner aliened. however, that he had never even been in cußody till the prefect mo ment.—The prifoner was difchargesh Pieria Humphrey:, a young man of genteel appear. ance, was brought forward, committed' by a police officer, as a rogue and a vagabond. Bligh, a police officer, by whom the prifoner had been committed, Rated, that the prifoner had been confined in Bride well for a mifilemeanour, and had been liberated about fix months ago. During the period of his conhnerne.,t, a prifoner had cicalae(' from Bridewell, as was fuppofed, through the prifoner's means.— Nigh frcing the phi:liter go into Bridewell, and fuf paling Come improper motive, gave information to the keeper, and the prifoner was taken into cultocly. The prifoner's father, who is a refraable man, attended on behalf of his fon, accompanied by ano ther ffin, a genteel looking young man, and proved tl at the prifuner had wrought a: his bufincis with the utmoa attention and affiduity for the laft months, and that his reafon for going to Bridewell on the day alluded to was to randy the curiufity of a friend from the country. The prifonev was difcharged, after an admonition from the Chairman, to avoid the acquaintance of all former companions in a prifott. Yefterday a novel cafe came before the Court. A profeentor and his witnefs appeared at the Clerk of tire Indiament Office, and preferred a bill of indin ment again(' a man for petty larcency ; but on their going before the Grand Jury, a difficulty arofe inn ac count of the profeeutor not being able to be fororn, arifing from his being deaf and dumb; in conic (pence of which the Grand Jury were fent far from their room, and Mr. MAINWARI%G explained to them the unfortunate dilemma in which the profecutor Rood, but inftroned them that the interpreter to the prolectitor could upon his oath fay, he had made him underhand by ligns the clue:lions put to him by the Jury refpefting the lufs of his property, and the witnefres corroborated it with refired to its having been Rolen by the prifoner, it would be fob &kilt evidence for them to find a true bill. After the Jury had r.-tired, the bufinels was farther invefli gated by the Chairman, when it appeared that the pi aerator's name is Zachar iali, ise Jew, and has two brothers, who are likewile both (leaf and dumb.— The nrofecutor fells hardware goods about the Rreetr, in a l-ox, and is enabled to tell the price ofln. goods by chalking the 1 - um cm his box, ft> as to make P •I JUII ' S vs t ruing to putchate, underhand. ft (bort . t me finer, he was found by ;'ettit, ore of the officers belonging to the Court of Requells, in Caftle-lfrect, Leiceller-fqaare, Chasing Croft, futr..irtided by bomber of hackney coachmen and other Fictions, and he appeared to be eatitniely ill trered, tome t.f l is f unds tseirie ,natured in the fired, and when he c tore into corrpany a man who underrtood Signs, he informed Lim a knife, a tobacco lyre, ari d frveral other airrs, had been taken from him by a mm who pufh:J Lim into the ltreet; in confequerxe a which, a . tracklie; coachman of are party was (um. maned to give evidence who the men was, and the man in culloily WAL pointed out, but unfortunately the interpreter, who appeared in Court, could not make the profecutor under (land fufficiently to fay by figns whether he had 101 l any thing. That being the cafe, he could not wove he had been robbed ; and there being no property found upon the man in collody, the Court was of opinion it was of no ufe to find the bill. john kred and `John Combe were tried for Ilealing a quantity of oats. It appeared that the former though indiaed for Healing, was not concerned in the that ; he was therefore acquitted, and Juhn Combe was found guilty. FOLICP. PUBLIC OITICE, GREAT MAeLDOROUGH•STREF.T. —Yefltrday Dunning (for whole apprehenfion a reward has been offered) was brought to this Of fice, charged with defrauding boys in the theet out 'of parcels, under falfe pretences. 'l•he firil defraud was from a boy, who was carry ing a parcel to a Lady, at the Bull and Mouth, in Lull and Mouth-thee, whom he accolled on the way with, So, Zs., do you do? and then fell into eonverfa t ion with him, until he learned where he was carry• ing the parcel, the Lady's name, &c. He then went away, and fent an accomplice, to whom he told his tale, to meet the boy, as if fent for the parcel. The accomplice accolled the boy with So, yon young eb,g, you are come at tall, Mrs. was quite uneafy at your Ray, I fuppofe this is the things Mrs. --a—. fent, which fhe meant to fend by the coach ; give them to me." The boy, finding he knew she con tents of the parcel, his mailer's name, and the lady's to whom he u•as carrying them, readily gave the par cels and returned home; the confequence was, that on its being difcovered that the parcel was not deli vered, the boy was taken into ctillody on fulpicion, examined before a Magithate, and committed to pri fon, his itory not being credited ; he was, however, after a few days admitted to bail. The nett charge was preferred by William Moor, errand boy of Mr. Chaulton, haberdafher in Oxford itreet, who was fent on Friday UR to deliver fume articles in the hofiery line, to feveral cnflomers, and was met by the prifoner, Dunning, in Howard-II reet, Strand. The wand's had feveral parcels all &red - red; one to Mr. Mortimer, No. 3, Vine-flreet, Piccadilly ; another, Mrs. Hale, No. 6, Great Q2exn.thcet, Lin coln's Inn Fields, &e. after the prifi.ner had feen the directions, he enquired of the v itnefs, (William Mols) his way to Vine-fireet ? The witnefs told him as he was going there he might accompany him, which he did to the door, where he faw him deliver the parcel there—witnefs then quitted him, and did not fee him after until in cufindy. The prifoner went in a few minutes after, and inquired if Mr. Mortimer was yet come home ? on being told he was not, he afked for the parcel he had left, as he had orders from his mar ter, Mr. Chaulton, not to leave it unlefs he faw Mr. Mortimer. Ann Grcllet, a young woman who lives in the hook, gave him the parcel : feting him in company with the boy who left It, fhe thought they were both fervante to Mr. Chaulton. He afterwards called at Mrs. Hale's in Oecn-lirect, and laid he was fent from Mr. Chaulton's - for a parcel which he left there about two o'clock ; he faid there was a mil . - take in the goods, and he was fent to bring it back to have it ratified. Under this pretence Ire obtained the parcel, which contained three pair of ilk Rock ing:, fume flannel. &e. On all theft charges the pri !loner was committed, and the pasties bound over to prolectite. - HATTOK GAllegle..—ThUrfday Elizabeth IVrigld was examined on fufpicion of robbing the apartments of John Cates, of No. 31, Turnmill.ltreet, of a large quantity of wearing apparel, and Tome money. The prifoner was committed for another hearing. _ . - Bow-rrat tT.—Thurfday morning a !chew' mailer. near Temple•BAr, was brought bcforc Sir Riceraar FORD, and Wet. Krav•to, El+ for draulting, beat. ing, and bruifing his fervant girl, about the age of 13, when he was 'ordered to find for the alfAult. .The girl's body exhibited the moll Mocking marks of violence in feveral parts. Sl4 ADWlLL.—ThurillAy Carp Hayes was commit ted for re•examina tion, nu a charge of flealing copper and other things, the property of a !action at Lime houfe. Jane was committed for trial for Ilealing pots front Publicans. Yetlerday Sarah %Vytes charged now= MIA a feat ariug man, with rubbing her of a (Mall toilet trunk, containing fume ribbands, and other articles of inconfiderable value, which the Iwore to. He wat committed to take his trial at the (Li nt ter Salons. A perfon was taken into cullody for !laving in his ti polrefon a brafs flep for a crane, value 3!. ; 'he had betides in his potrefflon fever-41 hundred weight of copper, lead, folder, and fpike flails, ftippofed to hare been accumulated from time to time in an im proper manner; alto a large quantity of deck nails, tome with the King's mark thereon. He gave bail for his appearance at the (tarter &Mons, to aufwer theft charges, THANE; Ogrirr.—Thurfday the prize•mafler be longing to the Al:rt privateer, of Loudon, and a Aterman, were examined on fulpicion of (leafing out of the ptize 74 pounds of coffee. As film; witneffes were required to attend, the final hearing was put off to another d.ty. Several perfom were convicted under the Bum boat Acl, for having in their podaion various goods of foreign produce which they could not account for. Weiss rTR r a T.—On Thurfday three men were charged before the Kigitirates for having seceivcd bounties from fcv.ral parillies to ferve in the Army of Rcierve, and ac n11:11 defcrting. They were com mitted for re.examination, in order to alcertaiii fully the claw of their uvitolifiable conduit.—A youbg woman Was charged by Mr. WOODMAN, of Bethnal. Green Parifh, on fufpicion of ik.tling a erantity of wearing apparel. She was committed for te eta• mination. Yellerday a lad who lived a► a fereant at a public houfe. was charged on fulpicion of being accell.ay to the death of an old man, a journryman carpenter, by Moving him into iime ruins in Princc's-nreet, FinThury fp are, on Weduteagy /43. The loft r man w•as to dreadfully hriii!ed as to be taker. to the hof. pital, where he (Ind nii Thurfslay cs•c nal( The pri loner was committed for re etAm:caliJa sti.J..d A c.o. roues Jury dIAU 31.44:111 a eCf •-•- •LANIfoN MARKETS. 00R14•EXCHANOE, FRIDAY, OCTOVIER 11. . A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the Bth of Odtuber to the 14th of Odtober.. • Total-15,300 facks--3Average 345. 841.--• os. zd. lower than IA return. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour sos to 555. SOCOOdS 454 to pes. pet rack. . 'RICE OF HOPS. HAGS. POCKETS. 1 Kent - 41 tos to 51 6s Kent - 51 os to 51 161 Sufrcg - 41 6s to 51 CH SUII.I - 51 Os to 51 10s Eller - 41 tos to 51 OS Farnham 7I OS to 91 y! PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 41 103 to ;I 51 1 Pockets ci o; to 61 Os 1 , PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whiteehapel. Hay perload 4 to to 5 to 4 8 6to 6 6 0 5 sto 6 6 0 Straw t t 3 to 2 2 1 to 0 tot 16 o 1 Bto I 15 0 Clover stoto 6 o jloto6 10 0 SMITHFIELD, O'lnber al. To fink the offal—per Itoue of 81b. Beef 41 od to 58 od I Veal 44 od to p6d Mutton 3s 85 to 4s 8d Pork 48 od to 4s 841 Limb 31. 84. to p. od. titan OP CSI ILE THIS DAT. Beafts about 800—Sbeop and Lambs 2000. NEWGATE andI.F.ADENHALL, °duke 21. Per flone of 81b. by the carafe. Beef 31 44 to 43 4al Veal 3s od to is Cd Mutton 3s 081 to 31 tod Pork 43 0..1 to 4s 8d 1 amb 3s. .to 4.. Pd. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market iss 7id Town . fallow 781 6tl to Os Clare Market 4t 84 Ruffia ditto (csn•) 76s od to 771 V. hiteebspet Market It offis ditto (foap) 703 od to 711 (per Roue of 81b.) 44 7irl Melted Stuff 63. od to 63s Dittp rough 443 od to Os 131 lid Genres 145 at, Average Priee 4.1 7id Good Dregs t2lto 02 Yellow Snap, 84.. to o.4—Mottled, 921....-Cued, 965. Price of Candles per dozen, 128.—Moulds, /58. RAW I DUES, Odlober at. Hides 'perllone) Is 84 to 4s :: d Hark Skins 14) to t6s ed Middling 3s 411 to 3s 64 Heavy Calf ys 6d each Ordinary p o 3 roc i s ad Sheep Skins 2s c.d to pCd lamb Skins, 2s od to t. 4 411. .. -. PRICE OF 1.E.V11 [FR, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Bills, so to 3611) each 2,1 a to 22,1 Ditto, 6o to 6315 234 to 14d Merchants Backs aid to 2sd Drains H.dcs 20d to 2 1 ' i d File Coach Hides 224 to 231.1 Crop Hides for Cutting mid to 214 Flat Ordinary acd to std Calf Skins, 30 to zolh per dosen 27d to 32d Ditto so to 7olh 26,1 to 31.1 lli:to 7o to Rclb 264 to 284 Small Seals (Creenland) per W. 3. 84 to 3is sod Large ditto zoos to tans per doz. 'fanned Honk Hides as to Its each At three o'clock on Munday morning, a daring attack was made upon the home of Pamir fi 4- MOND. Efq. at Haling Palk, near Croydon. The villains mad.: the attempt by means of a long ladder taken from Mr. Hy:o%o's farm, at nearly the slit . - tance of a mile. They bad fixed it to the window of the chamber where Mr. and Mrs. Hamoun were in bed, and were aattally upon the point of entering the room, when the falling in of the glaf. awakened Mr. HAMOND, who ran to the window, upon which all the rogues decamped without their booty. On Tuefday evening about nine o'clock, a young woman going with her box of clothes to a place where (he had berfelf hired as a fervant in Old Fifh (Ireet, going along near Bow-lane, the was accofled by a decent looking man, who proffered his fcrvice to carry the box. He had not proceeded far before he availed himfelf of an opportunity of flipping through tome bye alley and made his efcape with the whole of the young woman's property, being all the was worth in the world, Between the hours of two and four o'clock in the afternoon of Tuefday fennight, the hnufe of Mrs. PLUMMIR. Stoneferry, near Hull, was broken into while the family were ahfent at Hull fair. The robbers had forced open five locks, and taken away eight guineas in gold, the property of a lodger, a tome other trifling atticles. A pair of fhoebuckles, and feveral promdfory notes were left untouched, and a drawer, in which notes and cans to a very confider• able amount was depofited. On the t ath inftant the body of a new born female child was found floating, in an extreme putrid lute, in a fifli pond near In gleby, in Derbyfhire. Nothing . has at prefent tranfpired to lead to any fufpicion 01 the perfon guilty of this atrocious crime. The quantity of Grain which Rats and M eicde• flroy is almoil incredible. Prom the calculations lately laid before the Pubiic by Sir James Wright. Bart. it appears too evident, that " the damage done by there wide•walling devourers of Corn, amounts to no lets than 800,oco bufbels annually, which is far more than fufficient ft r feed to fow the enfuing year's crop !" The celebrated Dr. 111..ack, Profelior of Chemillry in the Uniserfity of Edin!rurgh, and Phylician to his Majelly for Scotland, fortunately invented a Powder, the efficacy of which, in anfwering the end required, is not to be equalled in Europe—it is warranted in fallible: the application is limple. the expence trifling, and the effed certain: what renders it dill mor e e a . luahle, is the fafety attending its ufe, as the Vermin neither eat, drink, n , .r. vomit after taking it, nor will Cats cat of it, unlefs ilarving «ith hunger.—This celebrated Rat Powder is (Old in Pazketc, price /said. each, with printed diretlions, (by appointment of the Proprietor) by Mcirrs. Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Howard and Evans, Lung Lane. Wed Smithfield ; Ward, Holborn ; L'ulton, Royal Exchange Cundell, Minories ; Barron, 158, Strand ; Clarh, Borough ; Cochran, Greenwich ; and one or more Venders in every town in Great Britain. The King's Evil, which derived its name from the faith in a royal piece of 'dyer, was a remedy which carried medicine into Gothic obtiurity. Rcalon and Phylic acquiring a more refpetlable footing, dean)), ed the belief in charms; aria in Charles's reizn, the refpedable Wifernati gave a method of cure on ra• tional principles of practice. I• the gland. Sc' °Om. la generally fixes, and thole more elpecially about the neck acct throat, obit:offing the 41:..t-bent glands, and thole appropriated for the &diva; and the lent . - of tailing. S► mute's As roscoaauric DROPS in. cteafe the glandular Aaiun, and for that reafon have been prk ter red in cafes of fcrophala. In ferophislous diteales of the fkin it produce► far free a circuit:Ma of the perfpiration, and orlacr nereffarr fecretions, that as a remedy in it:ablations of this kind it is ttisequa:- leJ.—•.• For the truth of the affertion oldie cure of Scrophilla, wide Spilfisury's Treatife and Cafes el Scurvy, Gout, &c. Price 3s. 6d. fold together with the Drops, No. 15. Suhofqvare, is bottles, including the black Itamp, at 55. Ld. dos. Gd. aid al. es. cads. • • On the alla inftant, at Mold. I thatfhire, the Lady of Robert LUk. Eiq. Caputo of the 19th bradawls, of a fon. t. On ll'hurfday bit, at Standlord-hall, Lutterworth, tt• f Lady of Harry Otway, Efq. of a fon. Thurfday, the t•ady of 1.. H. Delme Radcliffe, E;t4 of Melia Priory, Hem, of A foa and heir. MARRIFD. ....... On Monday lei, at St- Lawrence, in the 10e of Thanet. Mr. Richard Smith, of Bainghail-ftrect, London, Solicitor, to Mite ClarSe. of Ramfgate. pTEI3. Mrs. Mary May, of Brompton-row. Knightfbridge. At Greenock, on Saturday evening. Ant:atm:Ea Craw ford, daugh. ter to Mr. Crawford, one of the Magittratm. Lately. Thomas Milner, of Wakefield, warebotiremon t the ttre.ire of which he died was brought on by bit garters being too tight during the time of exercrfing with the Wakefield Vulunt,x.ro o:: the thtla uh. whereby the circulation of the blobd was fatally obttruelcd. A few days finec, aged 83, Mr. Edward Sheaf, of Offenham, in, the county of Worcefter ; and jolt as the hcarfc came to fetch the deceafed, died his wife, Mrt. Aim Sheaf, silo aged 83, At Tottenham, Middlefex, on Sunday lett, in the 68th year of her age, Mrs. Eleanor Gibfon, mild of the Luc Thomas Gibron. EN. of that place. At DoOttakr, Sky, on the math ult. Captain ASPS Marcia, of the fate 76th regiment. Lataly, at Aberdeen, Mr. Jame. Murray, merchant, formerly of Campvere, and lately one of the Bellies of Aberdeen. Mrs. Smitherick, wife of Thomas Snaithwick, of Bongoes% county Tipperary, Efq. At Quebec, on the aid of Anguß, Henry Hardie, Efq. Monday fennight, in the bloom of youth, Mile Jane Lyon, 4th daughter of the late Hon. Thomas Lyon, ot Hetton, in the county of Durham. At NVotkington City, on the Bth of May, Mrs. day, wife of James Ray, Efq. At Caltichar, on the sth hilt. Mrs. Mary Toole, widow of Si mon Toole, Efq. late Cornet, Adjutata,and Payment( in the Loth Light Dragoons. At Clifton, near Btiltol, Dillon Pollard, Erg. of Caßle-Rollartf, county Wettmeath. N I V HEN Prnfeflional Men or education and te• frinfibility deviate from the general (rem by tin! Gteetinn of a peculiar Branch, the fandtlon of long continued fluters is the DeR criterion of fuperleirity. Tao years have l devoted my pradtice to the excinGsre treatment of TI-IREh DISORDERS, and the fucccfsful ain't of my plah gives me additional ardour to oppole as far as I am able the n• raga of thole complaints which are the molt important in the canty love albumen infirmities. rater initiation into every branch u an Army Serum, I formed a with at an nag , pcnod of Vra,:bcc t a nicue individuate From the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dangerous preclinancy of general Praetitionete. 1 he TIIR EE DISO It DER S, to the cure orwhich 1 have devoted my attuition, comprise every crafts of VENEREAL INFEG 110N, whetS,r of a recent nr ion,/ duration.—adlv, AU kintie of DEBILITY, whither arilng front the hahits of Schoighoya, or the hubs/genet: of mature lge, and daftly that dame. aunt eight fyftentio Wetnenwhfchigcall , tl9AßßENNESlorSTEßlLlCV. Numerous talCaltil are the rank of ignorance or hate in the treatmeut of a limplt. Gonorrhea, and it not infrequently haypeoa that the furls of 1. ire are roifoned by the IncDfcretlin nese singuirds ed hour. By a fuperlor method tucti complainte are eailly cut and even whrre others have failed, 1 trult that I may pre leme re ,dyer a r.idical re-citablifhment. Few. however, are the cafes of complicated didrefs ha the or& r, corm are! with the c..laniitotis fituations of Men. who kola inetilgence in a SOLI EAR? VICE, or the prevalent Gaittiri of a falionahle life, acquire that fire of Iktillty which Is Ust unavoidable coofeq tuner of ouch pernicious Wets. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his isir.ery, but eareflully conceals his misfortune, it may be fcmc confaatiuo for Wm's* know, that although It be an oiled of clouht or ucccrainty with colter Praclitloners, the mum' of Isefe DEFICIROICIES by the gradual progr, fc of renovation is the acquirement of otreleperiente. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly Os gour, much -nalety will be prevented by *nearly counts-radial of this languid Rate, and in thefe cafes co great dlfficultie' a will occur But ;bete thil Oefieiertcy hav for rea - rs exittial, a proper Per. fertrance i. iodifrevfibly rquitne to revive the ihouberissfparlis of Life, al vi to re-aiumatr the Couttitutioa. . _ MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dirappginted I. thrir expedatioes of a Family, may he allured, that iu molt In. (Lances rmhdefedts are cureste hT Medical tkia. The SE it EC Y which is fu effendi] to my stidertsking,and that lbalificati• es which I have prehune,l to :fate, form the Ca& ./ my pretenfions, and in coincidence with Each this intimation is given, th at Mr. BARE may be eonfahed perreinailv (yr by letters ine.inktg a (mall note) at his Mee, No. hi), Arundel-Arent, Strand. north Temple-Bar • There Is an additional entrance In Waisudbeet ad‘slaing,atut the name is on both the doom. M. RIFE. Munher of the Royal College of Surgeon,. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Dv No. 9, Bridge-ftreet, London. Honoured Sir, Edinbtkrgh, March a!, dot. T BEG leave to inform you, that elute (irate the your A. 1790, 1 have been afllieled with the Lists Vetere; which, Mom its ebitinatily refilling every courfe of malaise preferibed by the mutt endiunt of the faculty here, and tatdarpitai kveral revere eau& a of faliva:itai. and twice difeharged front the Hap!. tal. with little relief, would appear to Le of the molt inveterate nature. to the faring of hit year my diranla had got re huh a . head, as nevi It' to put a period to my exit:tenets I had &large uker on clown at pay head, one on each aim, and my kgt were broke out i a a frii,litful manner; my right was dreadfully pain. fel, and hail been in a Rate of ulceration fur the !aft (even years my left had elf., two large nodes on It, was very much difenloured and gave me Inch cscruciating pain, particularly what warm to bed, 2a fairly to deprive ma of ref!. In t a.a lamentable nate I eras reeommemletl by Mr. J.Thompon. (who received fo great a clue by them here) , to take your l.eake's Patent KM, which began to un tbc z6thef May ; a the mark eta ortnight I he. gin to receive heneflt-.-in 2We more that r month the Week no nay head and arms were foundly healed—fowl after the (ores es my his h.ale.4 alio, leaving lunacy..., cool . .. Liable diMulouration in the Min, and pain In the boor • the kit, which, by the tole& ling of Gan, and a link longer perfevc ranee in your invaluable. Altdeing, fuldidvd; the nodes difperfinst, the Min regaining Its natural hue, and the noelarnal pains gradually going orfa—l thus became, by your liberal advice and medieine,perfettly fret from all any foni.,r ca-roplaintt—bave recovered my (ursine fpirit and ftrength, and am become Jolly and fat, In which (late haring continued many naomln le the StaidErllo3l of all who :new raga .nt at a lots In what terms to osimis my ge..titts.!e, but beg y for the !nod of ether heeling models, to nuke this my cafe pU:InC a. 1 Mall on every occinon ; in fo Jolt g Ton will Kreatiy ”Oiize r iir, your grateful. nbefli-re, very Lunatic fee. vans, ALEX. MURKER, Swan's Link, High-ftrret, Edinburgh. Winn tics to the a:euve core John Ihompfon. No. j. reW Pon: try.now le et, John M.lnterdi .Old A dimity Elicburgh. Prepared and fold by the fuk Proprietor, THOMAS TAT. LON, ?Wernher of the Royal Colkge of Surgeons, at his Hook, N 0.9, New Brielge-Direct, London; where, after a COClitillt SIP tide nee of more than thirty-Gs year., in a predict patinas* diet redid to the cure of Veneriel Complaints, thole incidental to the Pans ot tituvration...vlth that invtolsole fewer, whick ot his PriefeTon &Gold olways obferve in (+eh cafes be Natter, Atonal', the -.:vice and atlftaioce he gratottoully adanutfters to pt rfuns taltleg thi. Med; Lin t , will be cltectektf i by a dikernlng Public. as en ad r.ntage fri.lnm attantableaindvoid of all ,arabiyai:l4 Alto fold. Ly his appointment. fur the convenience of tbak liv ing at a deilance, In the Perfumer's, No. 3c, St. AlbauesArect. Pall-Mall he Toramit, No. so .3, Osford.firces I Me. Dia« rough's, Nn..„ rifts Direct-hill ; Mr. Strei, boob filler, Ns. I, Unie on-row, Link Tow. Mr. &tree's, Esterth-taldge, Et../n burgh ; Mr. Caltwetrs, Dublin ; and by one puha la every ton. , fidetabk tut-- Ir. 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