The Sun. — London, England, 1802-09-28 00:00:00

IiDAWBURGII, SEPT. 23. O Tue-day, sailed from Leith Roads, His, je •y'• st,kre saw -, Mr. V% ILLIAM LLOYD, C .mtnander, with a' valuable cargo of stores for 'smouth, &c. , . Yesterday there w,-re new'Oats in' our. Market, which sold from 16s. to ices. Per boll. The Farmer ' SOH tl-ose at 195.; warranted theta to produce 2o'petks et :Vital per boll; Old - Oats gave about the same prices. - FAday abonteight o'clock, as a Oen- Ileman's servant wsis returning home, on the road bftwixt Broughtosti and Bonniniton; near Edin_ burgh, he lv:s copped by two men with aprOns, br , o cf wham secitied his hands' behind .his back, and the Other - searched his pockets, frcrn whence he _ronk zs. 6d. they then► took off his' neckcloth and hat ; the lager they left on 6e road, fearing, as it is supposed, that it should lead to a discovery, it being a glazed one, On Ni onda evening, about half past 7 o'clock, as two Gentlemen who had been taking 'a walk, were returning from Salisbury, Craigs, they ob_ sr' %cd a of a very suspicious appearance dogging them for some time. A little on this, side of the echoing rock he. sprung forward, and pre mocil to. the breast Ut one . nf the Gentle ment dernanded their 'money ; which amounting, luckily, only to a few shilling;, he received, and off'.---'There is every reason to be lieve he had contedetates. The fellow had on a dark blue coat,with metal buttons; long loose white tro%% sets, a slouched hat, with a green oil-cloth er, and a white handkerchief tied•over the lower part of his face. • List night, alLout the same hour, as' a yOung man was walking in - the King's Park, a fellow came up to him, and, holding- a pistol to, his breast, di nianded his money. Being informed he had norte, the fellow, after sParching his pockets, piilled oat the young man's watch ; but some people'coming up, he returned it, and made off. He was traced the length of Jock's Lodge, whore they lost sight of, him. lie had on a dark coloured coat, white - vest,, and pantaloons, with' a black handkerchief on his mouth. On , Tuesday se'nnight, John Cameron, frnm Perth, emph;yed in the harvest at Craigcrook,. stripped and went into. the loch there, -for the,, pose of picking up some ducls Mat were shot by the tenant. He boasted much of his swimming, but was observed to go dosirn ;- upon whicit one of .his companions went in- to his assistance without effeft, as he never appeared on the' surface. It is. supposed hr stuck in the mud, and 'couid ,not extricate himself, His body was afterwards got but, but too late for applying arty means of re covery. ' ' Saturday the owner of one of_ the Margate Hoys summoned a tradesman in the. City for xl 4 rile , p ts_ sage fare from that pinc4 r'esflrc to L'tn_ don, for , himself and two ft iends. The Gentleman insisted on having paid the passage Toney for him self and friends in the general colleaion, and ac:- oused - the owner of a wish to , defraud him. This . accusation ,was rebutted in very strong language,. which had neatly terminated in blows, had not the' Commissioners interposed their authority. The Master of the Hoy then called one of his men, who suited, that the Gentleman and his friends were ex ceedirglv intoxicated a short time after corning, on board, and had publicly said they could only mus_ ter three shillings and two pence amongst them, having . stopped till all the rest - of their cash was ex pended. They had also thro'wn the odd two-pence overboard, each taking, a shilling, observing, that it-,was some comfort to have brought away even consi,ering _the rapacity of the land. lords. "On being .eked 'for their passage money, the above Gentlemen had given his address, , saying he would pay for all three, if the master would send his boy the next day. The witness added, that, he went as.jesired, and though, he saw the three Gentle men behind the counter, weighing tea, they had all refused to' pay, observing they had paid Their pas-• sage. The, Maser the Commissioners, if they w(zurd let the matter stand over till. Wednesday next, he would prove to them that the three Gentle men had left a score at the inrt where they resided at Airgate, and prove beyond a doubt that they toted not have paid, for the best of all reasons, that of not hawing- the means. This 'was consented to by the C , mmissioners, and the Gentleman re tired, .observing that he . clid not care afig for any witness that might he brnugift, and that his faisiv for refusing were flunded justice, kle added, that the Master_wou'd get himself into a Prime t mess-, if he persisted, and - 'that neither he nor hi s m ate had a spice of honesty about them, and ileierved Lo,-have their jackets well peppered. • The revenue of . Fort Sr. George , (vt4dras) by the estimate for the 'year ended sth January, rBdi, at Bs. the pagoda, is. 327.3001: In this the sub-; sidy from the Nizatn is 946,000 pagodas ; hut, by the new treaty of 06tober last, he commuted .the Old subsidy For his share Of the territories ceded by, and conquered from the Sultan of. Mysore in 1792 a nd 1799, the revenues of which, by the accounts iliscov - eeed at Seri-gapatarn, are 1,792,000 pakodas. l'he cessions of 1792 are thonelt to be overrated in those accounts ; but the revenues of the 'coun tries conquered in 1799, are su,lposed to be under- valued ; and the Company's s'lare, which. was to the same amount, has produced double the e3tithate. The difference between the old subsidyr and the revenue 3 of the countries ceded by the'.Nizam, may therefore be added, being 346,000 pagodas, or 338,0001. • _ On WednesdJ i ‘y last a sailor on board a vessel in Leith Roads had his right hand shot away by a can. non going oraccidentally. He ivas carried. to the Royal' Infirmary,. Edinburgh, Where it was found necessary to amputate the arrn,-as it was much shat.. tered. It'is hoped, he will recover. DUBLIN, SEPT, 2i. ~ f A desperate riot took place,--On ,rriday evening,' last, in Fiaucis-stieet ; sonfe'Soldiers who were 'billetted irr that /neighbourhood, were 'so furiously attacked by a mob; •who pelted them With,stones, that the men fired in their vwn defence, but happily, person was either killed or wounded: The consequences were •likely" to have beerc'dreadlui; but fortunately Mr. Wilson, the Chief Peace Officer, timely arrived op the spot, with a militiiry gtiarel, diSpersed the mob, and took several. who ,Seerned to . be leadersinto epsrody. the-sathe night, the above :alve Chief Peace Officer, apprehended in a-Lane neat Thomascourt, t, , v,.rnoted.offendefs, Michael il3yrne, and Andrew Graham, and a female delinquent, Elinor Burke. The first mentioned ruffiin is .said to' belong io a desperate gang of .znail.robbers ;' and on, the other (Graham) were found several articles which lead to strong suspicion that. he haS been concerned in re cent robberies. They. were. brought. beftrt. the Superintendant Magistrate Text day, who, after an attentive examination, committed them to prison. Application is to b- made to Parliament in the next. Session, for an Aa to make a navigable.cabal the river Thames at• Shad 'ell, =to 'Waltham- Abbey, and from thence, at same future peribd, to open a communication .with Lynn, in 1\1.4-folk, by a cut from Bishops':St?ttford, into fl e navigitble part of the river Cam. This canal is to commence iiefween Bell Wh!rf . and the Saltpetre warehouse, Shadwell, and with a collateral branch to Spa Fields. It proceeds through tilt parishes . of Sr. Paul's and St. George's in the, Rtst, through ►he: ToWer I lamlets, Patcl i Mil-end ad :to Liniebouse, "VVhiteehapel, Bet hra...Grecn,Slitireditcli,-St. Lake's, St. Mary Jslingt(in, Sr. John and James Clerken. we:l, Panc,raq, Hackney, Hornsey, Tottenham,' Ed. immton,..Enfield, Clieshunt, Walthain_Cross, an,l re Walthakt-Abbev. The appliCation to Parliament by, the, Subscri bers to the intended Lyndon,, Ports Mouth, and Southampton Canal, is in the first instance •to extend the Cut no farther than Guildford, branching from the Croydon Canal, near Mitcham, - and continuing thence through the •Parishes of Meiton,JCingstou, Malden, L-ong Dittou,l!.well, Epsom; Astek Lea t herhead, Mecklehatp, Dorking, Stoke, Dabernon, Fetcham, • Bookham, Cobham, Eisngliam, Horsley, Clarendon,, St , Ace, and tv Guildford.—The Navi gation is intended hereafter to be contintrd to Portsmouth and Southampton water. . some essential improvements 'are about to .be made in the'Harbour of Bristol by means of wears, a. canal and - chambers to be so formed, as to pen up the water in the present course 61 the rivers Avon arid Froome to a sufficient height to keep vessels, using the. Port of Bristol, afloat al the Quayle, and by means of a•cat or new coarse for he Avon, for .the Purpose of letting off its, freshes i - and admit. ring the tides from near the Redcliffs. There are to be two bridges - over . the canal beryeen the pre sent and. - inizerkii:3 course of the river. The' plan appears.admirably adapted to accomplish the obje.6l.s it etn:,races. .; e o,t• in the evening of Manday7se'anight, afire 'suddenly :broke out in the MUstard_warehouse bclonging Mr.-Bowden, : sitpate in - Breadtey,street, [full, • Which proceeded: with such rapidity, that in a.few tninures he whole roof was in a blaze, and the warehoUse, with i large 'stock of mustard, entirely (lest rdyed. refe4ion of the light 'might be seen in almost every part cf `the town. :One side of this building adjoined on Messrs. South's Burtoolale . and porter, and, Mr. C. Shipman's flax and - sailcloth warehouses, nearly full cf Soldiers" clothes and baggage, and the other On the' warehouse .4 - Mr. J. Parlinson, part of whicir.was occupied as-a military storehouse, in which a quantity of gunpowder was deposited, and by Messrs. Holden and Robarts's warehouse, in which we're a large stock of brandy, rum, gin, hops, &c:. The alarcn of the inhAtants at the: devouring progress of the flames, in the neighbotirhood of such abundance of combustible matter may be easily conceived;•for upwirds of an hOur the whole range of warehouses, ,and- all .the neighbourhood, was threatened with destruc tion. , To this may ,be added the vicinity' of the dock-shades . and warehouses, and even the shipping in the dock, which were all exposed to Onsider able danger frOm the abundance • of burning sparks with.which the air was filled. Every circurrsiance seemed to threaten one .of the most diiastrous events which Hull had ever witnessed, but which providentially was prevented by the united exer tions of a large concourse of inhabitants, who ex erted themselves strenuously to obtain, and to keep the engines supplied with, water. • A Troop of cite . t?th Light Dragoons, and the Hull Volunteer Cavalry also gave Their ready assistance, not only to get the goods from the warehouses, blit to pre serve them fe..,rnJhe-plunder of a set of abandoned wren hes, c who were ready to steal and destroy. ..vhateer they found unprpteaekL No certain ac count can be obtained of the cause of this calamity. it great consolation, that notwithstanding the imminent danger attendant on this alarming fire, no life was lost, and but very few people Lurt,, and those not materially. ' POLICE-PFFIC F., UNION•HALL..-- 'Yesterday William .Ca►penter. was put to the bar, `to answer a charge. of felony.—lt appeared that Collingbourn, one of the Officers, being out e - arly that morning, met the Prisoner with a washing-tub on his head, containing_a gown,. a set of.bed_furniture,and other articles. He stopped him and the, proitrtY, and put him into safe custody. it w..as , ,soon after dis covered that the articles had been stoler from the hack premises of two .poor personS in St. George's Fields, of the names of Brown and Whitebtad, who having positively sworn to the property, the Pri soner was fully committed for'trial at thenext Ses_ sions. . George . Wilbraham was also brought up 'or re-ex amination, on a charge of horsestealing. A-shop. keeper of Dunstable appeared, and pro'ed that a black gelding and a black mare, such as Vere now produced, -had been stolen from his stable, about a LONDON Printed by MICI-TANAN WMILLAN, (of Bow-Street, CoveT-Garden); and Published by IV A,R ARMIt;FIt ScR rrps, (oi South Molton-street, Gr)svenors quare); At the Sux-OFFicz, No. 112, Strand; where Advertisemcd,r, Orders for 'the Paper Letters for the Editor, &c, (post-iaid), must be addressed. ..~~- .s _Y~~_• fortnight uid 'swore to' the identity of them., Vlessrs. Frost and'. Lloyd, horse-4ealers to the I3Oronkh: depOsed, that the- two' horses. 04ir pro duce& Werepurch4sed by them or . the Prisoner .; ana that they. were led to snsped him, from the cir ctd;tance. of his saying, - after they, had paid for them, that he would not ;advise: them to send them into either .Essex, Cambridge or Hertfordshire, as they might possibly have been prigged by the. man he bought them of; they therefore gave intimation t , .) Lloyd, die Wit*, who apprehended the Prison er, vitro was very, much terrified, and on' searching :din, he tOuird him a brace of pistols ready loadedand cocked. On this evidence he wasfuily c firi - n - itted for trial at the _next Assizes. - SHIP NEWS. GRAVFSEND,'SEPT. 26 • Passed by—the, Thomas, Stanhope,- from Christiana; light, --, and innge Elizabeth, —, from Rotterdam ; Sdphia Charlotte, Goodes, fromStettin ; Hambro' Borse, Harvey, Preistie, and . l 2 rihot, Walks, from liambr-'. AIARRJ'ED. _ At Edinburgh; on the 14th inst. Mr. William Campbell, „surgeon idtsunfermline, to Mrs. Janet G I land, of that place. At Edinourgh, on Monday se'rin;ght; Mr. .1. Fergus ()crock, merchant in . Kirkaldr, to Miss Isabella Rae, , • daug4ter of the late Mr. Peter Rae, merchant in F'dirthurgh. At Carlisle, on Monday the lath of September; Mr. George Austin, merchant in Glasgow, to Miss Alke Wilson, daughter of Alexander WiISEM, Esq. banker in Carlisle. 1) 1 Kb On the ath Of September, Thomas Maitland,- Esq. of : i‘L:itlantifiekt; aged 83. At Dumbarton; on the - 13th inst: David Conner, Esq.; town-clerk there. • - _ ! • Lately,. at St. Lucie, Jamaica, Mr.- Any.ns Kennedy— at , Philadelphia, Mr. Hugh ennedy —and- at I , J ,, rti,i ginia, 'Mr. Archibald Kennedz,.sons of Mr. Daniel Kennedy,. Glaszow. PR 0 OL'AS. YisT A DA Y , . B.tnk Stock shut ' India Stock . Navy s,l;er Cent.. toll SJltth Se:a Stock . i per Petit. 1797, shut .l..x,..heci. Pills a. s. par. I risn s per Cent. i uhdanie ditto prem. per Cent. Con.'shut , i 341. : . .sdic., - Itier Pills dis. per Cent. Red. shut ( >ns. ,, . u: ',l, S • : perCent.Con: 69 Si 91 Impel . . 3 p,r C'ent. Ditto Scrip . Ditto Aim. 122 • . ink 1.. Anti shut . .1 [lank lot opriit.q.; 'itto Short Ann. ilidifttor AcC. ')itto Scrin- .Cons. tOr Oct. 69 - S1 9ii 'LOMbON, , IIIARKETS,,6“: "RETURN OF WHEAT IN - MARK-LANE , , ' By Messrs. CH! LD w,,.1 M A LPAS, N . lt!ill Weighers, !ncluding only from the t3thoi Sept. to the ISth of Sept. . s agreeably to,the nem Ad: , 216 Quarters at .745. od • I 756 Quarters at 63s or! --- sz at 735 od ' 's.) ---- at Ozs 6d 33; 1 .-.'"."...".-^ at 7zs.od I . 7f9 t 27 - ar . 7 15 od - - oz--- at 6ts od .163 ----r•-• ai -70 S Od. . i 120 ----- at '605 6d 2 44 - at: 6os od 284 .—'--; at 685 od 1 34 , , ---- 'at 595 od , 455 -- - at 56s od a- ' at 665 od ' 29' ------31------at .65s 0:i I - 6 - 883 ,-.---- - at his .0d . . • Tot,d 5783 Quarters.—Avtr:lge 645. 51d.. ~. ' Is ad. higher than last Return. . . A RE TURN OF FLOEiR, From Sept, to 17, from the Cocket Office. Sacks. s. d. Sacks. e. 'd. Sacks. s. d. 57 55 3 l 33 1 53 I 10 5 1 15 3 , 3 5 3 6 g 0 755 54 0 • 174 SA o S 47 !'f. io ;3 6 I lo 51. 6 3 46 Total 16giz Sacks.—Average c 4 s. d. higherthan last Rtturn. AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND 'AND \VALES, Ending Sept. 18. Wheat 675. 3:11 14t 1 ey jo.s. 5d .. 1 Beans 365. 2d. Rye 425. Oats 21s. - Bd. Pease 4ts. ed. SEEDS: Carraway - - '- 365.t.0 40; per cwt. VOrilnder - - 305 to 36s do. Canary . - • ,- Bos to 86s do. - New ltapc Seed ' . , 34t. to 371. per last. Red Clover _ 40s to 13os ), .. White ditto - . , - 4os Ito t3os per cwt. Trefoil - - -' ' ss l to '55,3 ) -, ' Tamil) - - • - it to 2i5 per bushel. , Rye Grass , - - 4os to 60s ,per quarter. I'RICE ()I , HOE'S. a RAGS. PO-e:KETS. Kent, .21. os. to 9 1 . 9q• Kent, 9 1 . os. to tzl. Sussex,' 81. os. to 91. OS• 1 S ussex;' 91. OS. to 111. OS. Essex, 01. os. to 01. os. Farnham, 91. os. to 151. os. - Duty laid at z r, . 14,0c0. MA! KET, Sept. 27. To sink the 0151,- s per 81b. Beer, 3s. Sd. 1.) 4s. Sd. Veal, 45.'4(1. to gs. 6d. Mutton,, ss. oil. to ss. 6d. 1 Pork, gs. oci. to 6s. 4d. Lamb, ss. od: to 6s. 4d. , HEAD OP CATTLE THIS DX Y. Beasts about 22oo—Sheep and Lambs 13,000. NENVGATE and LEADENFIALL,NIA,RKET, Sept. 2.7. Be'ctf, 3s. od. to 3s. tod. Veal, 3s. 8:1. to ss. 4d.: Mutton, 45.-4 d. to ss. od. Pork, ss. od. to 65.4 d. Lamb;,4s. 6:1. to 55. , S.A. RAW ti IDES pest Heifers and Steers (p. st.) Ordinary, zs. tod. to 3s. Qs. 3S. gd. to 4s. od. Market 'Cali; 9s. 6d. each. Middling, •3s. 2d. to 3s, 6.1. English Horse 13$. to =6s. 6d. Sheep Skins (Sitearlings) - 2$ ad 10 4S ad Lamb Skins - - - - - 25 r:d .to 3S 9d PRICE OF TALLOW. ' St. lames's Market 3s. tod. Town Tallow kcs: od. Clare Market 3s. tod. • "Russiado. (gaud) 6os 6 .15• Whitechapel Market 3s. gid.. Riissia do. (Snap} per stone of Slb. MAMJng.S 4 + 4, ; -- -5 6 s; — 's. Ditto rough , 3gs. Graves Os. od: Good Dregs - rks: Jed - , Sos.—Curd,.B4s. os. 6d:—MoUlds, us. od. Average price 3s. Tod Yellow Soap, 72s.—Mot Price oT Candles. per dozen, .1 St. JAMES's HAY MARKET, Sept. Thy, 31. ros. od. to 71. 15s. od.—Aver. 51. 12s. 6d. Straw, 11. 13s. od. to 21. 25. od.—Ayer.. il. t7s. 6d. WHITECIIAPEI, MARKET, Sept. is. Hay, 41.. tos. od. to 71, os. tss. od. • Clover, 61. los, od. to 71. 185. od.—Aver. 71. 4s. od. • Straw, 11. izs. od. - to 11. tB:,..d.—Aver. 11. iss. od. COAL EXCHANGE Best Coals, in the Pool; per Cita!droll - 465: od. Delivered to Housekeepers at - . 553. od. Second Sort per Chaldron - 433. 6d. Delivered to Housekeepers at 525. 6d. Inferior sorts cheaper in, proportion. OUNTRY MARKETS. UXBRIDGE. The Corn-Inspeaor's Return, on Thursday, Sept. 23. Wheat, per load, 151. to Oats - - 245. to 3os. 171. --S. Benns ,355. to 4os. New ditto, —l. --s. to —l. Pease - -48 s. td 525. Barley, per quar. 3os. to 345. NEWIIURY Wheat, 48s. od. to .655. od.. New Wheat, - s. to —s. Barley, 2.0. 64. to 265.,64. SEPT. 23. Beans; 36. od. to 40S. od. Oats, iSs. od. to 245. od.• Pease, 37$ od. to 395, .od. ~_ _ _ _ _ _ _-V. _~ ~ _ ~. . s - - .^ ---_~_._~... - 41 TO 4VtST'MIA .11T,:itC.:14.:'t:f k ,ANIT) OTHERS. , I , olt SAL:('_ 'I3V 14 1:1VAT4" - C1) N't - R-ACT, T ARDS of Fill' E ADS. of AL.J of'ewcel lent muality, and about YOU it -1-11.1N )R :UM! FIFTY CASESoi IItr,NCII WINES-of the , lialities of 13:/ftGAPNIDY, - CHAMPAGNE; CLARET, WIN DE-GRAVE, .&c. and . within - 171 C for cxportAio.n. • " . Sami).ies m. yqc had, ina further particulars known by to Mr. 'Christie, in Pall-Mail. " • ESSEX. TA.RMS,_WOODS, 'l'' I'HES, ,and HERIOTS, TO BE .SOLD, "L" AST HANNINGFIELD HALL FARM, L 4 containing 41 A ) . ; R. 'fol . ': with Farm-house, and utiiLr Baildings, now under. Lease to-Mr. f antes- Tav , !ner, for term of aty, - ..-ars, nf`Which to are unexpired" at Michaelmas next. .This Lot is to be sold clear at Land - Tax: ite D )i)G E . FA R til,,in -East • Harmiltgtield, containing ' 235 A: s R. 9 - I'. with Farm-house i,od nary water Lease to Mr. William Wi - .7hz, lora terns bt 2i bears; of which to wik be unexpired at' M ichaelmas'next, -tree of • _Land Tax:—The above TenantS - are unda.cov,:qant ketp • inc PreMises - injepair, ItJng all , Aved rough Timber only. A Isd the torlowing C !-IU R CHL AN D GROVE •adjoining,to the Hili farrn in EastFianningfield,• containing to-A. 3R.6 P. G R EAT BLYTH HEDGES, adjoining to" Se7rnour's Lane, in West Hanningfierd, containing 3o A. 3R. • ' - LI'I"I'LE ELYTH HEDGES, adjoining (into, 7A. o 37 P. in ditto. SEYMOUR's SPRING; lying between Great and Lit:ie l3lyth Hedges Wood, its ditto, 9 3 It'. 34 e. R EA'f- rand LITTLE 'I3t.k I O')LAND• 'vvoqp, South HanninKtield Hall Farm, 16A. PAN DAM WOOD, between - Gillord and Hain Farms;'in South Haribingtield,• 13A. 3 R. 1 16 • • -Also the G II E AT aiI:LS.4A ES of the Parishes of lAtts'oury and NlottattwsSihg, and the G R Al' TVTIIES of the Parish of Bursted, which will besold'to the rf...spcdiie - ,Proprietors of he, Estates for .which they are payable. • . Alo the HE Ri OTS _due to the Lord of the several Manors of "V4rittle,'Roxw6,l, Ing.ttestone, Markarettin4, Mountnes— • ''sin.;; ; ; Irripey, Crandon, 'Great Bursted, Coworidge, EaSt, West; and, South Ilanning.field. Such Persons as may be inclined 'to purchase any of. the aboya, are desired to treat by Letter, post- paid,,wirh Thomas , , • Havers; Esq. Intatestone Hall, Essex. , • . X TYIF_,-N PrOfessiontii Men of lititication and R2sponibility deViate front the general System by seictiori at a peculiar branch, the-sient.tion of long con tinued success is the best criterion'ot superioritY. Eight sears have I tievuttial ipy pra&ice to the exclusive treatment of Three I !isorders, and the succesSful result of my p't~ri gives:me aiiditional-arct,r.to Oppogc, tor •as I aryl able r the reviles of those Complaints :Ire the mast iniporpin Catalogue of Htinian -; • Alter into every- Branch,- a., ai: At. Sur;:eort. I formed a wlsti ..• period of Pna.t.tice t • lie ' dividuals from • i.•o-i - ance. of unedi, ~; •.; , r the equally ilah t ter, , - - !tatao4 o i ge ncr b, Thr,!, z•• the-Cure .or i • have do vetted iny t7.;;lpise: every spe:::.s 0. VEN E- R A IN i• • , whether of a it-xi-lit c , c kith; ration I. „ of deb i lity, er fr , :ta the 1 1 4,:, t , the itidit;g of matule - a •;••, e; ••! r . , !l•s - 11• - • t ••iitent i ll wc.'"' men Witten is t•a.le „ y.. Numerous ; •a• • !!! _haste in tyre ,) a girt:;: 1., (;on:jr;lii•x2a;• tr e tiue E tly 11;3 1 ;:.•., that the seeds of Lite arc- i4CtiSt,tiby . ' the uit i lar•if.:•.i hour.--It) a sul , Crior me oth..i?i2rssuchlatvC, •.•J i :q•it i s• r a rt r t e st ca t i- i i ,a lv t i; a i t e li s l u ; it e ir ;e; , t ) a v i i/ e i r er: radio l re-esta` - •11 .:n ' Few, howevc., tile cases of' coniplicAted distress in this (11,,orner, co:vit.:area avt!'n 'ttie'.caliartia , aus sitiltitions -of Men, who, !r• ; 11th - • 144C in a S.,,litary t-,4e prevalent vs : a acluire th it state of Debility, w Lt.: unavoidable consequence of stud .pernicious habit,. • Where the ui,• brboils over his ritisery, bttt care 6111: c‘ox nii,itortutie, it niay be sonteconyti latit'ir• for lint: know, - tat. ailtoaatie,h_ it be an obje;:t of doubt tin uncertainty Vt 1t c other l'ractiticliers, the removal or -these• gradual •progress of Renova tion,. is -Skit acquireiment icsy Experience. I t the rites of I,ai.chns or' Vt• As have begnn Manly . vigutir, 'much-acutey by• tin elrly Vouiste•rac tion'at this ,tangirld State t and us -these cas'es, no great difficulty, will occi.r.. But this IYericiency_hiis for nears- existed, a propet perseverance_ is :indispensably , equisite to Tevive.the berth , SonrKs of luie and to re-alum:in.:llle ('onst,itutio.n. 111:1I-2. j•,1)\ 1 . tyro have loog bah wsapi•cti.::cd in their expee.l:::sbils of'47- Family ; 'rritty be a.csurect; tit most instances, suc•bilefecis a re curable by Medical skill. - :Inc: secrsy is„-.so essential to widen:Au - 1P and the ojniliiicatirans vv-13icit : l• have presumed to itate, tor' • the hasis,ot my. pneterizicns i. 4id' hi coincidence-with`suct this 4 . ltsipstii,il thtt t k Mr. ITiav be conult-54-1 nersortally . , or ‘l - y?" Letters tinOosing a strialil N'ote!,- atiris - houle, NO 29, Arunitei street, - TetiliAe Gat. 'l'nere 15 an adtiitni Entrance in Water-.st•iSe , c'.:* Ajoh - nug; ahti the Nacreis on boih the d•.)ors. .- • , Ju - eb, :Member ot the .•R oval. Col 0 t • • - • • To 'lt IOM • No: 9,-;New.b,rrvige-Stteet,. Lond./It.. • • Honouree Sir, . M, , : zg, ISer .'" T J3}t.;`feave to irtfolip „ •• 'lice the year i79o, I have been idlnEted Verse' Tea; which, -flout its obstinatel'y resisting , -Medicine _Rrestribed by the. inost.eminent o. • here, and undergoing . several s',..'verc courses ol and twice discharged from rhe Hospital, Nri'ol r tits would op pear tti be.of- the •, most inve; - erJte oat ue. I o • spring of, last year Inv disorder had ;got a 11.2..d.,,a 5. nearly to pur.a peritA to my existence—l had . a lar:-,e,nler f • on the crown of in . head, one yin each arm; and my Ill? were broke out _in a 'frig . etttul manner ; my right was dre , a 4l ' full pairif'ul, and had been in a State of ulceration for the last seven years ; my' left had' also two large; nodes on I t ' .was very much discoloured; and) gave me sitcli ext„:rtriia. t " log pain, particularly when warm in_ bed, as nearly to'e :° privy me of rest; iii this Limentable state, recolv" mended by Mr. J. ThoMpson, , (who received so great" 3 cure . by, them here), to 'take your Leake's, Patent Fil-P1 ‘vhicb begun to do on the 26th of May ; iii' the course of a fortni;ln, I began to receiNe benefit—in little tvorea than.-a month, the ulcers on ray herd and arms soundly healed—soon after, - the sores on .mv leg , ; healed also; leaving, ho- ever, coosnierable discolo'ilration iii the - skin - , and pain in the bone of the let,. hith, by . the .sles" ling.orGod, and a little longer perseverance in.your Suable subsided ; - the nodes dispersin,,, the sl4: 111 regaining:its natural line; and the no turned pains gra,inallf going off. I thus became, by your liberal.,advice and 10°' "dicine, perfealy free from all Illy former complaints -- have,riiCovered my former .spirits and strength, and in c ;m . e jolly and fat,. in state having contii:ued mail); months to the astonishinent of all who knew ate, t a:P r.a loss in what -terms to ex - Press Illy gratitude, hut for the "ood ..of other suffering mortals, to -make this , rol case as public as possible, as I shall on every .oc-cas , i'?! l . ; in so doing, you will 'greatly oblige, Sir, your grar etu" obedient, very' humble servant, - , ALEX: IVILIRIE R- Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. _ Witnesses to the aboVe Cure : bOuN THOMPSOI4, No. 3, New Poultry Market;' IoHN N-ro a, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. . . Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, r . TnordA s TnYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Sit geons, at his House, No. 9, New. Bridg- street, Londk,',; Where, after a constant residence of more than thirtY-!'of vdars, in a •pradice'particulaily' directed to the `urea Venereal Complaints and- those incidental to the P" Generation, with that invi o lable se c recy which t i e profession sho'ild always observe in such 4.;‘ , e s ' i ly hatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuit,°,l bs "administers to persons taking this Medicine, w" sel esteemed, by . a discerning Public, as an advant 3 V .dom attainable alid void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, ior the. convenience s°t! those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No• 35 'r)g- Alban's-street, 'Pall-Mall t the Toyshop, No. 11 ° 3 ' Bill; ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, • Fish-sticet-0 0 cer., Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No., t, Union-tow, 1 • 1 ",, le ., hill mr. Baktcr's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; r ' bv one donald, Glasgow ; .Mr.: Callwell's, Dublin ; ~( 1 IN° person in every considerable town in Great Britain Tth te ll land, . in . Boxes of only, zs. 9d. each, • sealed uP es mai and plain diredions, whereby persons of either 5 cure themselves with ease; speed, secrecy, and safety• wit !, N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed uP is a Stamp, on _which, by favour of the CominissioneNco• Kilned, at' the Stamp-:Office—" T. Taylor, N° ; l 9 L'otber s 3; - 1(1,,e-sti'eet,"--to imitate which is Felony, an d - we Counterfeits. I ~.