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iI A+ ft_ treencil lout in her fl;:r:ts, and li e had b:cn CI V111,!;-111,1 f EL.! in the pretence of her by fit whiie Lc NV.I C l'y .•'.r, that fl. it there thre: tin:. • ; :ov.l ; that it was true, and the faid, fiat thry , -si,caA to rntet n:an who I 11 '!" • C . .11"..1 rn'ncv ; and if the buitr.J. : . it Jay, the would not come al . t> m.re. They both clult torte:her my • t . ff to her hufband h; j i . 1 • • to go wifh him to the f ' f • t or, AVII.ICI fee the p..e1 , • o",e 1 .o who pro.w.Cd to p;y it to ] The w:•nets h I —" They left my houfe a li:tle Set try orsa fotrnip,ht after, I fasv the ot the wor.tao at the ?line Tavern, and ironic :;att.:l‘ . to' , ::: c fore perfon I had the v:iteaer on the :; t inL:ty." . f" se. , s sv.:i•cr at the Mitre Ta• v S•tifia:•. f Decer.Ltcr haft. I I . :C, prri , there at two o'clock. I think it was halt ptti font when they left our itonfe, becatite it was ouhe dark. Toey left r.ur houfe both to,tether. and the chid with them. I was in the how . .. ai' the time they were there. During the t:rac they tare there, neither of them acquelt ed a b^il, to- propuied to flay all night. They to-toed to the left band, when they left our houfe, and that led them to the oppolite fide of the tow.. ing path. I law them from our bottle about lc° lards A little gitl, of the name of Sarah Daniel, cam, to our houfe a few minutes after the prifoner and Ids wife left it. (This the:it:it girl corroborated afterwards, laying, fbe law the woman with a chili in her arms, and]card her Gy to the child. " Your daddy wilt come prerently ;" and at that time it appeared that the prifoner after haulng gone out with his w;fe tad child. earn hack , gah, in fearcb of the child's aloe, a ma terial circuraltanct. tmuture it !hewed that the wiermaki were ri g ht as .0 t'..e tine of the afternoon, it being then dark ; the • importzn: , or which will appear when we come to tha Rate start of the prifoncr, fired by him.] 'flue witnefs J. Gough proceeded—" When the prifoner and his wife left our houfe they had not the lead appearance of being the worfe for liquor. The body of the woman was afrerw: rds brought to the Mitre Tavern,and I knew it immediately." Crofs-examined, he Paid—" My miflrefs ferved them with the lafi quartern of rum. I will poft tively (wear it was about half paft four when they left our boort, though we have no clock in the houfe ; the reafon I have for that is, that it was growing dark, and my miftrefs came into the kitchen for candles—l think it was abbut half pall four. The vritnefs then added, that the way the prifoner and his wife went from the Mitre Tavern was not the ufual way, and that nobody went it, there being pailiogs to flop the way, except a per. fon had a mind to go over the fields to Mr. Fil lingham's houfe, for which there was no path, and over which he never obferved any body go ibtfcre. He paw the prifoner and his wife, howe ver, go that way fot about too yards." Hannah Patience.—" I keep the Mitre Tavern. On Sunday the soh of December laft, the prifoner was at my houfe with awoman and a child in the tap room. They left my houfe about half after four, as near as I call gucfs, but I have no clock: I law them leaving the houfe—neither of them appeared to he the leaft in liquor. Sarah Daniel came to me at that time, and asked for a candle, aid the prifoner came back for the child's shoe, which was not found. I had nobody at the time in my houfe but the prifoner at the bar, and the woman.—/ am very clear that neither the prifoner nor the woman Aced for a bed at my hottfe—l never asked any 'body fince I have been on the fpot, half a•crciwn for a bed at our houfe. I after wards law the body of the Woman, and I knew it from the perfon and apparel." Sarah Daniel gave the evidence we have Rated already. Charles Wield—"l was a fellow workman with the prifoner, at Mars. Williams and Bufbitel's, coach-makers in Oxford-greet, near Parkßreet. On Sunday the sth of December, oft before he got to the bottle where be lodged, I met him ; it WAS jug about six o'clock, at very. little after fix O'clock I know the time, for I was come from Chapel. He did not go into his lodging, but went with me to the Horfe Grenadier public houfe; where I always p to. I parted wnh him about a quarter after eight. It might. perhaps, be halt after fit when I met the prifoner; but I ' am quite fore it was not feven." John Atkins, a boatman, employed on the Ca nal, aid, about eight o'clock on the morning of Monday, he found a child's body under the bow of the boat, at the didance of a mile from the Mitre ; that in eonfequence of fome dire ions which be received from Sir Richard Ford, be dragged the Canal three days.on the lag of which, elope under the window of the Mitre, he pulled It th e woman's body, entangled in a lonfe 1)41. He had before then felt fomething heavy againft the drag at near too yards towards London front the honk ; bat he could not afcertaia whether that was the body or not. Sir R. Fotta--" I am one of the Magiftrates at Ili,%•firect. The prifoner was brought before me fir • samination. I had direlbed him to be taken. I t'o r. , - t recollca tie day, but it Was about a week slot: the death of the woman I took the examina tion of him. I examined him two or three tunes. At two different examirations, what he laid, which hind been taken down, was read dittirtaly over to Llnt. lid dc.Cred tome alterations to be made in l•hich were made accordingly. I read it over to him paragraph by paragraph, and that , and 1 alked him nt the end of each, uhether it w.. true ? Ile laid it was. I told him he might! it vr not. It was for hint to confider the' :I....quences of it ; and he did f do it. There sy,,; not the le :ft tiettat or pi omhe held out to lee ill it, but it WAS i7CI.:CaIY rclunta ,:. ire, Ili. t." w is then rend, which is, as tr e.t• 17... a it, ai follows: • he ..i.d came to me cot the night of D. : cct::ber, :tad dept !,t my lo...gings 7 -,.•„ Ti::scat mots between nine and t-r. r• t tar lit mit v. 1111 theni, and we walked t , ; we went to the Mitre Tavern and 1 LI rum and fume porter, and bread and that, we had flopped at the public hinife. by the 11:14, , e, where we had fome beaf (leaks and porter, after which the withed me to l' walk on by the fame way, fo I went with her, and I kit her dirt.. af:er we came from the Mitre Tavern ; sylii,:li was about three o'clock. [This was irtterln;:d by the prilioner's own reettert after it was d;.:;)eia:,:ly read to him.] 1 made the bell or my way tlirongh lanes and field. to Whet. Read, I , ci;:g &Cron, to go to Barnet to Ice my two chilJren, ‘vlio were in a Workhoure there.—l was aby , it an hour and a half walking from the Mitre to Whettlea(l—[This was not lefs than about 13 miles, by the molt deferable way, nor I:fs than t miles any way.]—When I got there, 1 found it fo (husk that I did not go to Barnet, but came home. I have nr feen my wife ur child finee. I had not enquired for them, but meant to do Co as I came back. I came from %Vhetttead that even. ing between [even and eight o'clock. I law no per:*:)n in going to Whetflead, nor did I flop any, wit:: e, except at the Green Dragon at Highgate, where I got a glaft, of rum. My wife had a black bonnet on the sth of December, and the child had a draw bonnet on. My wife was a !rule is 4 tor.— ; Then the prifoner made an addition to his first ex amination, fo deliberately read to him.—" My wife afked the miftrefs of the Inn, whether the could not have a bed there ? but the miftrefs of the Inn alked half..ecrown for it, which I and my wife thought too muck, and therefore the laid the would go home." This is the fubftance of the cafe for the prole- cation. Mr. Hod fon , Coroner for Mid dle fe x , before whom the inquifition was taken on the body of the de ceafed, proved there was nu mark of violence on the body, and therefore the verdift of the Jury be fore him was accidental death. He d:feribed the Canal and the paths near it, and fitewed the pri loner and his wife went the ncarett way to the road to Town, as they went from the Mitre Tavern. The pi lamer had an excellent charaSer from his mailer and others. The LORI) CHIEF BARON began his charge to the Jury, by remarking, that it ii.d been frilly listed, that this was a cafe to be decided entirely upon dr. cum (bound evidence. It was alio as st ell obfcrved, that many crimes were perpetrated beyond the reach of pofitive proof. Therefore eircuinflances were laid before them, for them to judge whether loch circumdances could exits confident with the inno cence of the prifoner. It had alto, with equal troth, been laid, that circnmhantial evidence was the bell, becaufe it was much caller to fabricate a falfe fiery than to create a chain of circumnances, which fhould, in no part. clath with each other.-- There were, indeed, indances where Courts had been mined by both forts of cafes, but that only proved that human o-eafon was fallible, and mull occafionally be deceived. The quellion now before the jury for them to try was, whether the dream (lancet, as proved, could will, without guilt on the part of the pill - one!? That he took to be the mean ing of circumflantial evidence. His Lorehhip then went through the detail of the evidence, and oh (creed upon the improbabilities of the prifoner's (tatement, and pointed out the natural probabilities of the cafe, as refulting from the various circum (lance s proved. He left the lueftion of the guilt or innocence of the prifoner entirely to the Jury, who retired, and having remained out of Court about a a quarter of an hour, brought in their Verdia Grithy. The Clerk of the Arraigns afked him what be had to fay, why be &mild not have judgment to die ? The rtifoner replied, o Nothing, or I certainly &could." The RICORDRR immediately pail the reviewe of the Court, which was, that the prifoner be hinged on Monday next, and his body be died and anatomifed, purfuant to the Statute. He (toad with apparent compoftwe while the names of the Jury were calling over ; but when the Foreman uttered the fatal word Gray, he turned exce(fively pale, and kerne& dreadfully agitated. His age is 33, Jabs Godwin, for healing two horfes, the pro perty of Charles Mafon ; and Irma Richards, for healing feveral filver fpoons, and other articles, value cos. and upwards, the property of William Jethro, Efq. in his dwelling-houfe. Seven were consieled of felony, viz. T. Waimea, for healing a pocket-handkerchief, the property of J. Bentley; Jaw row, for heal ing a fill handkerchief, the property of R. Craw ford • Relent Taal, for healing two hempen pack fag cloths, the property of E. Wakeling ; Thr.r. Lhosie, for healing a filver watch, the property of Joreph, Jackfon ; Ir. Giblv, for healing three linen {beets, the property of T. Hargrave ; R. i.e Roy, for healing a pocket handkerchief, the property of T. Wiltfltire ; T. gacifon, for healing three packs of playing cards, the property of ja.Dowfc; and two were acquitted, among whom, jaw i Wiry was tried for the murder of Eli zaheth Hurdle, by beating her over the head, (ides, and brcaft, on the t 7th of December laft, in the neighboui hood of Billiopfgate fireet. A furgeon hated that lie had examined the de ceafed, and thought the died in confequence rf an inflammation on the heart and lungs. There were no external bruifes on the body fullicient to induce him to think her death had been occaGoned by beating. Mary Wilkins had known the prifoner for two year c ; he was a chip hat weaver. On Friday evening, about the middle or the month, the went to his apartment, and faw him lying drunk on the bed. He was a married man. The deceafed was drunk likewife and fmokiisg by the fire. She shed the deceafed where Mr. Lilley was. and in a few minutes the deceafed laid to the prifoner, "you have hooked my child open, and now I'll hook you." She then began to fcratch his face. The witnefs ran and held down the prifoner, fearing that he would drike the deceafed. His wife came in, and bean aiding the deceafed . The witnefs went nut f o r affiitance to the prifoner. When Ilse returned he was handing on the deceafed's left fide. Mr. Juftice ROOKS here addreffed the Jury, and told them that the only queltion for them would be, that of Manhaughter, as the prifoner bad re ceived provocation (Foes the deceadid....-Ner Grill. LONDOM MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JANUARY t 4. A Return of the PR ICES of FLOUR front the tit of January to the ;th of Jauu ry incluh , te. Total I6C I 2 faCkS.—.AVclage 495. 60. oo.:. Id. lower than lall return. PRICE OP HOPS. I gent sot 54 to ill os „, Kcnt scl toe to 121 es ) tl, Stifle' 131 Gs to tot tss ,7 Sutrcx tol se to ill Its!. I, Effez sot 05 to sol ins to Fern. ial os to 161 00 4 PRICE OF SEEDS, January ta.' Red Clov'er (new) E's to iii; per ewe. Red Clover (old) 3cs to Bos per cwt. White ditto yos to 130 s Trefoil 201 to 70/ Turnip Os to 25$ per bufhel Rye Graf, 2Rs to 48. per quarter Carraway 4os to 44s per cut. Coriander 2's to 293 ditto Canary Seed 86s to 93$ ditto New Rape Seed 321 to 361 per LaR. Brown Mallard Seed t s to 23$ per builieL White ditto ICI ICI 143 per ditto. Bread Beans 32$ to 46s per do. Long Pod- 261 to aSs per do. SMITHFIELD, January 1 4. To fink the offal—per Roam of 81b. Beef 45 43 to 6s 40 I Veal 6; 4d to Es 43 Mutton 54 Sd to 64 103 Pork 55 od to 6. 4d NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, January 14. Per Bone of ERE by the career. Beef 3s sod to 5s ad Veal 55 4d to ys nil I Mutton 41 Rd t. ss Ed Pork sa od to 61 ad Stock at Market this ntorning, &efts 6. - o —Sheep 2,700. RAW HIDES, Jatittary to. Hides (per Itone) 3s 841 to as od I Heavy Calf 9s 6d sub Middling 35 ad to 35 4LI Horfe Skins sas to s6s od Ordinary as sod to 35 od Sheep Skins 4. od to tos 61 PRICE OF LEATHER. per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, 50 to 561 b each 1941 to 204 Ditto, 6o to 6316 221 to 234 Merchants Backs 19d to zod Dreffing Hides Vial to 19,14 Fine Coach Hides sod to 213 Crop Hides for Cutting 298 d to 21 1 4,_ Flat Ordinary 17111 to sfitd Calf Skins, 30 to 40114 per dozen 24d to 324 Ditto 50 to yolb 271 to 32d Ditto yo to liolb a 64 to 2.:d Small Seal. (Greenland) per lb. 3s ad to 3s 44 Large ditto ZOOS to 1405 per doz. Tanned Horfe }Fides as to 32a each AVERAGE PRICES OF WOOL. Fine Hereford, trindcd, 245. to 271. per Banc .f IzEn Fine look, Ryland zps. to 231. ditto. Southdown, 6os. to 635. per tod of 321/a. Ditto, off the Downt, zEd. to tpd. per lb. Wilt", 55d. to aid. per Ih. Porfet, 14d. to sad. per lb. Rent, Mark, 141. 08A0 I 4 too. per pack. Lokefter, 325. to 3305 per tod of alb. Lincoln 31$. to 325. id. Atm New Leicence, 331. to 345. diuo. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. _- It. Jaws . ; osarkot 4' 74 Town Tolow go Ild too, Clare Market 43 7 isi Avila ditto (ca.) poo od to iss Whitoritopet Maztet Rum. ditto (Coop) 6s. to Opt (per dose of SID.) 4. 744 White Candkßuldsoos to co --.-- M4ted Stull sEs od to spe 13s sod Grooves 16. od to oe Average hie* Oa 74 4 Goa Dress _ lc!. to " yaw Soo, 735. to ?1 , 1 4 21a11 . 1ed. Ns...- • Ir 90.• Candies, z sa. od.—Moulds, tie. od. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, jimmy is. Snaiddleld- St. jamss. Wlieedrepel. o.lRay 4ts teo 604 5 owl 414 to ~ •0 straw 113 30316 x Hintaa S 0 114 OD S S 0 Greet 5 era 4 1$ 4103.37 15 0 COALS, January t 4. Deft Cada is tit Peak al. tau 4/ per Orals. Delivered 31. se od. Sunderland, al. 71. on. belivered a z6s. :d ETILI'H,S. 1. Mastagestliee, Dublin, tbc Lady of Mr. M. Bernfeld, el a fen. iaTtitrday fennight, the wife of Mores Solomon, a Jew, la Staoeyluc, Petticoat-lane, of four children, three girls sad a boy, all likely to li►e. Wedtiaiday night. Mrs. Fretting, of the General Pu*•ollce, at a daughter. MARRIED. Oa Tedday haft, at Cooperfake Church, Epping, the Rev. lauceim Flterpc, Resler of Allhallows Stcyning, Mark-bee, to M Jane Mary Harrtfott, ddeß dauzhter of John Harrifou , et lilt, Today at Lambeth Church, Mr. Richard Samboerne, of the Bank of Inglancl. to Mita Jaae Coates, of Pinibco. On Tuefday laR, et Preiton, Jacob Wood, Efq. of Evnforn hook, Cro7dee , to Mils Jane Watfon, daughter of John Wader!, Efq. Prebon. the Rey. J. 0. Wet fon, Vicar of Hackney. to Mifs Caroline Powell, daughter of David Powell, Ell. of that place. Oa the 7th haftant, at Bath. the Rey. William Cole, rater of Eon n.ertoe, to Mrs. 'Echlh en. Robert Aldridge, Efq. Lte private Secretary to lord Cots mills, to Reis Verner" &yeller of James Vernon, of Church bill, county of Armagh. Erg. Oa the Stk Loft. the Rev. James Dymocke, late of the Mond of Jamaica, to Mifs Helen Home. rldif daughter of ate late Mr. George Home, town clerk of List b. DIED. At Raphoc, In Ireland, on the 4th int. Mrs. Hawkins, Lady of the Lord Bebop of Raphoe. On tie yth ak.at Opotto, John Whitehead Efq.in the 76th year of his age, 47 rare his Makßy's Conrad of that place. Sunday talk at Forty Hill, MallarGeorge Smith, fon of Mr Smith, of Hensel Hempflesd, I ferts, of arca:let and putrid fever. At the Havana, on the 250. of September laR, Chas. Wool ley, aged 36, Commander of the iltip Marquis dc Somerelos, of Boßon, North America, at w►ich port be has left an amiable wife and two (mall children to mourn dub. kis. Ludy, at Liverpool, aged eto, Mn. Athition,wifo id Win. Atkinihn, Efq. afta a long Mods. At Whiteford, county of Monaghan, the Rev. Janes Whko- Ade, satiny years Prefloyterian =aid= of the congregation of Seamark:gr. Tuefday fit:night , at Thetford, at the advanced age of 941, Mrs. Ward, a Lady who had pradifed tie Obltark Art fa wards of 7o years. She had burial three Intlhoods, and b into the woad more than Sheen doodad ddlabun. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW, • Messing • • •• •• • 51 soniintelafar 6 Afternoon es nolonve niter 7 For itheeniatifm, illseensatic Owe, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head, sch, Numbrds„ Paffy, Ind*elm, Platolent .basodie or lying Palm, general oddity and Rebuttals of the Syßan SPRAINS, SRUISFJ, CHILBLAINS, Re. EXPERIENCE has proved the mild Rimulatiog powers of WHITEHEAD*. ESSENCE of MUSTARA PM and Fluid, dm staff ~sal remedy ever made known to the wand, having Seceded In cafes of Si, eight, ten, twenty, and even off Sanding, after ether limns bed felled,, end. k bas eared more patients of the above menpleists, then ell th e medicines ever before made Public. The Said Meet le to Angularly penetrating and fpeedy In Its optimism m giworally to effet the cure of SPRAINS, BRUISES, wed CHILBLAINS, by a few aPplicstiens. Wbbebeart Mace of Matted is preparad and fold at as 94. eack Paz or Ronk. by R. joust/Toll, Ailliattliry. N. I t. Oreok-Itreet. Sobs. 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Aitzell, No. 2, Fine•-! r..; near Cie Royal rx..banse; midair. , by Mr.nay, No.;, •!• ;ock-'freer;Mr. Wilion, No :to, St. juner.'4-!treet Swin,y, No. sz , P.0.1-M;41; Mr. Ward, Nd. 324, 1 lothoro f and 3. lr , uft and Co. No. t.to, Oxford-ftreet. At Btiltol, by Buh:M and Sheppard; and Bonner, print-rs. Bath, By Huard, .ind Rofoman, perfumer. Edinburjb, by B.ottcr, Solt% Pridze. C;olpart, Mr. Liv..rpo..l, by Mr. Gore, preiner,and Mr. jortcs,,,bookr e l4 Portinxotith, Mr. Mutlry, benhfctler DISEAStS of the uttEntk CER r,kiri co m Pl.. I!:.TS. AS tole Proprietor of DAran's celebrated trecii eatcd Bougie* and Remedies, Mr. Dom..; a. inform, t t. Public, that he may al ufual b.. conful ed daily I r. 411 TO his ho , :fe No. 5, Fri:it-Wert, Soho, ua C les of :iatei ni, , ftrutftions, Gleets, &c. &c. as well as and ta - o der where fccreey is fo effential a re ;,r fire, ti: it :11r. i‘. provided a fr.cious Hour., that every P..tiem ra itimro• doted in a feparate apartment. Mr. D. has I.tr r,-: ny years confiael himfeif to that department or St:. :my, a.:l r-ten ti tenfive pradice, and the molt flattrring .cis, 110 is cual.h.l to offer a method of cure mild, cP.ic • CI:Ali. reqvirimi; t:o eon -sntntent or relt aint in diet, and preventing of a rclapfe. Pcrfurs in the country (lacing th..lr caf..s fully, in a letter, enclofing a one ur a two/ ound rode, wiil have prliter re medies fent to the amount. For the variout fympt o ms, fee Mr. Dufour's Treittfe on the above comp ainti, price 2 s. 6d. the fifth edition ; to be had of J. Callow, C. uu n Court, Soho; H. D. Symonds, Pa•ernolter-row; cod of he Author. WHEN ProreMonalMenof education and re. fponfibility dev'ate from the general fyllcoi by the (e -lection of a peculiar Branch, the fan Ilion of long continued (twee(' is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Ten rare have I devoted my pradiice to the cxchilive treat ment of *FHREIi DISORDERS, ar.d tlic fuccefidul 'lliac of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppnffc ac far as I rot able the ras ages of thole complaint. which are the nsot import ant in the catainztte of human infirmities. After initiation into every t rai.ch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a villa at an early period of Praziice to refeue individu als from the ienorarce of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praattioticrt. TIN THREE DISO RM.:RS, to the cure of which / bete de voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VLNEIt F.AL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long durstbni.—idly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariiing from the habits of Schoo:hoys, or the indulgence 6(mph:re arc, and laitly that do ranganant of the fyitem in Women which hulled BARREN NESS or STERILI FY. Numerous difeafes are the refute ignorance or hate b the treatment of a ample Gonorrhea, and it not untramently pens that the feeds at Life are poifotted by the todifcretion slam ommarded hour. By a furrier method fuch complaints are eatdy cured, and even where others have faded, i trait that I may prefunte to offer a radical re-citabliihment. . - • Fein, however, are the cafes of complicated &fires in the Murder, compated with the calamitous &tattoos of Mee, who from isdahressas in a SOLITARY VICF:, or the prevalent Gaieties of a faiostable Life, acquire that Rate of Debilit y which is the Iliorraidable eonfemsence of Cud' pernicious habits. , Whets the unhappy ham broods over his gallery, but care. kitty comeds Ms misfortune, it may be foam confutation for hint to haw, dim akbsegh k be an obledt of doubt ao mom. 1 Lam with other Pruelitionces„ the nessval of thele DEM ' CIENCUMI by the gravid Forth of renovation lv thencluing matt ef h espeetesee. If the rites of Bacchasor Venus hats helm to rodeos Ms* vigour. meek auziety win be prevaitql by me early amateralion of this kumaid Rate, and ta tick ' ace in prat diEleakiggs svilimenr. ' Ike when this delkiency his for yam milled. a proper Perfeveranee Is Warm:Ably emulate to revive the fiuntlaatag (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Conti/tuna:. I MARRIED WOMEN, who bare long been XiLppeinteil I in their espeztations of a Family. may be aillbred, that in awe In fueA ddedisare euratde by Medical ' The SECRE.CY which is io rant ial Li my Lrlertaking, qualilicatim; whlch I have proton's , w Lace, form the Illaaa.of my protonflatts, ai.sl in e.sineiat ..tce r.ith Inch this, iati. ovation it .reva. that Air. BALE may ho ' pestostalir (cr by hatcrs Inclot:T a fmall mar) at his 15.0 t., Amer &VII root StraaoL war Tense d _-Bar ' . _ Tbcre it an adiikioaal entrance ha W:acr-firect adjoining and Ole name is. on both the doors. NI. MLLE, 1144 %label. of the Royal CoNTe Surtcors. To T. TAYLOK, Surgeon, No. 9, N..w 13- , !ige-1 - 77...r: I ..11.1.111 SIR, - Auay 7, : IN the faring 01 . 1794 I was ainkicti with a Verse % real Complaint, which I treated with h....din:ter ee foilaw months; but was then °algid to apply Cu a l'hyficiate„ who put a temporary Rop to the violence of t i e_ ciin.fe (by mercurial applications) for hone time ; but rowing. in fptt,.. sat all medicine and the advice of the fie f Gemlanen :bC Faculty here, worfe and wurfc f..r two years, I was redaced to a (Loa abnuil unparallelrclJlßl telond defeript ion, heirs an entire cp-r, and ukerated from head to foot—My head, throat, mouth, note, legs, anns,&c. h..vc bt:n alternately a. deign( of beams Ins ufelas; in Mort, I have had from art to .10 Laing ulcers ma my bad!. and nearly totally deprived of fight.--It would Its mluminoui to particularize all my cafe--fulticc it to fay, there never was, or our will be, one of a more dangerous, or of s more complicated nature. I was 1n.,. 10at...31 upon by o w limbs!, and imagined rnyfclf,beyond ail hepos of meeiscry ; and bolted, in my than condition, death was preferable to say moan than nuferable tato. In this dreadilal iit nation did I drag a mot inifer..ble cancan, till DtviNt PROVIDIR Cr throw /fluty way a newfpaper caotainiog the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymnut h—ray friends read it, I could oat..-1 fent and procured Conte of yentr LIALR'S PAI tNT PILLS, which, by luting mun Inc tOtlll3q am now, and have long been, (after mute than felin- years defertimble Mirth), in as.goot.l a Itate of health as e•er I enr eyed; as • proof of this, I had a Fine, t n ring, lieidthy child, born to me a few months ago. In gnu itude to Gob, and le Miles of rendering my fellow-ereaturt. &Tyke, freemen yen to Feld& this; and you may at any time icier patina, who wilt to be raddled of the troth of this, or further partindarse, et me or my friends, by later or palms. As few cafes fur badnefi will ever equal mine, and none ca ned ir, I have from cape-Henn ..very rn.ron to allure mankind. dist hi your LRACIL . II PILLS they will find a fine, fpectly,ftfe, and rutted con, I w that molt dreadful nage of the Venereal Difeak, which is calkel-wee commit° I uni. J. 1. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Taos's* TA it so a, Member of th- RnyalColkge of St.recons in Landau, at his boufe, Nosy, New Bridge-tine; where he will give ad vice, without a fcc, to redoes taking there Pah and will an. Ewer patinas letters. if pat paid, on the fame tams, abler.- in; in all safes the mull inviolable ktrery, n.. Perfor,'s named cafe haring bete Inentloned,but at their own panic air moue.% by the Proprietor, during the coorfe of more tom 36 yeas, that he has had the conducting of an el:cal:re fabscithealsove medicine, and the pradicc sailing therefrom. They an a& kid, by his Appointment, for the convenience of thote living at a diftanor, by Mr. tutor, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mennen,, Printer, Gists rev, to wt out age Mr. T. refers fisr bit addrefs; at the Pulontees, No. AI • re- Alban's-ft rect , Mr. Robtetfon Tordool . N 0.103, Ozford-Brat; Mr. IllUbwough's, No. 7, liih-ftrort-hill, pearly oppoftte the Monument ; Mr. Steel's, Beokf-iler, No. a, Union-row, Lints Tower-hill; Mr. WWII's, Dublin ; and by one Paisa la every ausliderable town in Govat-Britain said inland, in Bones of only as. pd. facia, feakd up with full sod plain Diredtions, whereby Perfona d dtker Set may met ?hernial," with cafe Ind foxe'. LO LX )ta : Printed int the Prom, tor, !.y JOH N DANIEL. Vi Maiden-bay Cevent•Garden) at the hY•a Orme. N.A. 1. Carey-raret ; and pad , :dird by LFVtL gENT,of Cantertary-placr i Lambietb ; at bin. t.Carrv-ftreet. sad at AC SI Alll-O,llCt. 1 eanplc-Bar ; ta. which of consawketiges torahs Eat t op ars revrcftwd to be 'tiaras'