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^' - ::~C:~ ~r--Sr CA PT/4 IN GORDON, THE SWINDLER. Among the recent arrivals from the continent we have to announce that of G,,rdon, the Swindler, whole feats are spoken of in our-Gogenburgh Cur resp'ondent's letter, inserted on Monday last.' landed on the sth inst.-at Gravesend, from on board. (he Primrose, of Aberdeen, G. RAITT Master, into which - Vessel he was received from the Fanny Gun brig, off Gottenburgh, as it seems, but a few hours piyvious to the Officers of the Police of that place going on board the Gun-brig in search of him. The Captain, tin. his limding; represented-himself 'to be Capt. GottpoN, of the 3d Regiment of Guards, Jamemed that lie•ad nothing lot what •he stood in, as, uniOrtymately, he had missed his passage by the Fanny, cu board, of- which his, baggage remained, under the care 'of one of the. two servants he had taken cut with hiin, h"aVing:lost the other fellow at Ham, burgli.on the en trY of the FTen Ai, when, itt order to conceal his the honoUr to be an Officer in his'Majesty's Guards, he was compelled to sink his dress regimentals by filling them with stones, and added, by the bye, that as the fellow was a sol dier in the .id Guards, who the Colonel-had allowed bird - to over with him, he should have a man to .find in iiula of.him. • 'The Ciiptia honoured th& White-I:fart Inn, at by• inakiiig it his head-quarters, intimat ing hi - , in:ention cf waiting there the arrival of the remittances for which be should write, 114 it was pcssible for him to appear among his connexions so horribly, as ,positiyebr be should te. hoaxed ere he s'eint sO but that, he must not omit , tozepo - t his return to hts t_.;ornmanding Orfeer ; to 'the comfort of :Its Captain he learned that a Gentle roan of his oWn name, a Lieutenant in a Volunteer, Corps; was in the . bouse, and understanding that he : ‘lx•as iloscended from a North Briton, his joy became : ineffable, as' he' no longer doubted their descent from the sat lc dam He sent a most pressing invita tion to his Hahne-sake to take v inewithhim, w hick! was 'accepred„atid the Captain being so overjoyed at the meeting. with a GORDON, he insisted on his honeur- Mg him by supping '‘,vith him ; this too was com plied with, and the captain entertained his guest with atieed'ot6 of the several Continental Courts at which he had been introduced; and dwelling much On' the importance of his military charal.iter.: Ilavinrr,iacrificed Some,-vhat too freely to the jolly God, the'Captain was'off his - guard, and some things e‘ic,iped him which roused the suspicions of the Lieutenant, and rather abruptly broke up this agree able tote-a-tote ; these thelatter communicated, with - the must cutting remarks, to the Mistress of the :house, who, in conieqUence, on the following morn (igotirjoii last) presented her, bill, which, as the Captain was going to take"the air, he desired Might be - laid upon hi 4. table Until his return- 7 , that period has not yet arrived. By a forced march which he • , w as enabled to. tualw," being quite unencumbered with baggage, thought without the "sinews of war;' t iCaptain evaded the pursuit made after him by the s of the Mistress of the Inn, who had pilau tlyde t,2. mined, should he be so fortunate as to , come up wish him, to fall with great fury,upon his rear, It will be well, perhaps, as this mars will n o uoubt pursue nis netarioni pradices, as far as in our power to prevent the Poblic, suffering, by giving his de-. scription :—He is - about twenty-six years of age,. / five feet six inches high, _fair complexion, smooth roon,i visage, ratter ',gilt eyes, regular set of teeth, light broW:-.1..hair,)11(1 genteel. Slender fis2 - ure ; he is oti . S° l- t nll,-,,, f wgrn - rashiOn - able stile"i ex rresSlon ; and had on a .st4aight bodied dark green coat buttent'd 10w410 , 0,11 before, nankeen coloured cloth pantaloons, black gaiters, with shoes much the Worse for'We:ir, and;round . ' his neck a Belcher silt, C. - - ' , • SLIGO, FE:7. 27: - ---We have the painful duty of stating another most • atrocious' murder. •committed .on a man of the name of :Thomas Gallagher; late.' Iy residing near : it appears that this un foam-tate person: was known to have given infor-: roation against those - miscreants called Threshers; who have for such a. length of time disturbed the peace oil this .and the neighbouring - counties and justly fearful of their, detestable resentment, he bar ricadocd his house itl the beSt manner he could eff.:(it ; but ultimately the poor man ''fell a viaim - to tkeir insatiable rage. The following is the most* accurate account we can.p.. - ocure' of the abominable • tratis3aion • • , ,Wednesday,: the 18th instant, about six o'clock in the ,afte.rnoon,. a person - (apparently a stranger) "called at the house of the deceased, under pretence of being unacquainted with the road to a neighbouring village, urging the, owner to accorn7 : pang him for the purpose of poiutin out the way.: this unfortunate cottager, lir the true spirit of Irish . hospitality; importuned, the supposed stranger to, make his residence his abode for that night, pro mising him every comfort that his habitation could afford.—but he resisted his entreaties,. and having, proceeded together, they had t3'ot gone many paces from the house when two . shOts were tired at the objea of their; fury, but without eifea ;' Gallagher retreattM to. his house, which was immediately after assailed by those aSsassrns, WhO adain fired and Wounded him in the neck ; he then - made . his escape through a back window, but was soon , pur• sued by his. determined - murderers, who put a pe , : . riod to his existence by -infliaing .on his body seve ral bayonet wounds -and lamentable to relate ! by this dreadful aft, A Wife', with live helpless children, are 'left todeplore the loss of one, by whose indus try alone they were enabled to. get their daily sus tenanee. • Yesterday afteimoon about six o'clock, as a cart,. With three hogsheads °A dry stores, was; descending the4Hll near the . Albion Mills from .Blacktriars Bridge, the thil; horse tell, and one hogshcaL that was on thil fore copse, rolling over on the driver, he way killed on the spOt. The following melancholy accident occurred on Sunday se'nnight, in the cricinitY of Glasgew A boy abo.it live years of age, having absented himsdi.frorn , home, his father went iv search. of him, and found hint diverting himself on ti►e'ice, on a pond, about two miles from Beith. The tither, when he seized his boy, shook him for his miscrdndoEt r —the ice broke aicl both fell in, and were uutortunately•drowned. FORE.,ICN INTELLIGENCE. letters from Warsaw, of the 14th ,of January, mention, that at that time his EXcelleucy the Grand Marshal of the Palace, M. DUROC, was preparing to sot o for Paris, In order to profit of the best sur gical, aslistance in that capital, to get his wounds completely - cured. FRANKFORT, FEB. 2,3. —Part of the troops who had marched into the Spessart in pursuit of the rob bers,-are already returned. This measure - has been attended with complete success. FEB. 26.;---The Grand Duke of Wurtzbuigh, who had intended to repair . to Vienna for a few months, ha's just altered. his intention, at least for the pre sent. He has ordered a new levy of troops in his States,. to reinforce his Contingent which is already at the Grand Army. The new 'organization of the AuthoritieS of this country is deferred until the de finitive fixation of the fate' of Germariy. • The last ; letters from BoheMia inforin us, that part of the Austrian troops which are still in that country are on the point of quitting it, to repair•• to Hungary, and upon the. frontiers of Turkey. WARSAW" FM 14.—Marshal- I\lAssi:fit - set off :from Warsaw-yesterday in order to join the 'Empe ror.. The equipage and horses of his Imperial Ma jesty lately left this-city for Thorn. The thaw which began on thetoth, continued no longer than the 12th: The weather at preSent extremely fine. Upwards of 8000 Russian prisoners have already passed . through Thorn, on their way to Fiance. . COPENHAGEN, FEB. 14.—Since the conferences which took place at Kiel,' between the Prince Royal, ':the Frtinch.Minister,, and the' Swedish Luvoy, it is remarked that avery sensibie coolness has _been vi-, sibletetween. our Court and that of Steckholtp. The latter- appears to base declined the tneoiatiOn of nmark, the' Court of Which offered her its goad Offices_towards re-establishing her former connekions . with France. Hence it is related as a tam, that at .the time of the breaking.off of the negotiatioilio, a person of the highest distinaion observed to Baron T.tuaz, the Swedish Minister—" Be it so Coen—, since your m Master is.deterrained to lose Poerania, let him,lose it !"--(Gazette de France). - VIENNA, FEB. 24.—The Turkish Envoy to the Court of France, EMIN EFFENDI, is arried here arid will, from hence, Orine his route to the Frericli head-quarters. We .hear that this is his'first diplo matic mission. • ' • The report of the arrival of a Russian Fleet from the Crimea, in the, Channel of Constantinople, has not yet been confirmed. New dislocation's have again. had 'place in . our Armies in Bohemia, Silesia, and interior Austria ; which, as well as that in Hungary, are perfectly ac coutred for. battle, and ready to march at a am bient's notice ; but at present we. can discover no indications of an immediate war nur'dQ we hear a any thing ofn extraordinary recruiting, or forming of magazines. A dispute has arisen between Baron Vo N WUEDE, Lieutenant-General in the Bavarian service, and a certain Charge d'Affaires residing at our _Court, which will probably terminate in a duel. LairE4 F,1,13E, FEB. 2.6.—From Memel, dated Feb..B, they write, that their Prussian rviajestier;, with the Conn, - arff at preseiit there. Major General Von :PFLIIIL is into the Rus- SifinrviCe. Prince. BAGRAT lllCtg commands the . - van of the Russian Army. 'T,wenty-four Swedish.. gun-boats are at present lying near Stralsund and Rugen. PANCZOWA,DISTRICT TEMESWAR, JAN. 23. The most recent intelligence from Wallachia con firms, that "the Russians are. On their march through Bulgaria for Dalmatia.. It is added, that an army of 140;0110 "Men is. - already in Bulgaria; -and that PASWAN,ODLOU; in endedvonring, to stop the pro gress of a Russian division,' had".met with a repulse. The Russians are recruiting with .great diligeo throughout, the Turkish Provinces, and obtain many . men among the Montenegrins and Albanians. B.ANKs OF THE` MAtNE, FEB. hitherto ue, have no certain aceohntS of the further incvetitents, of the ituSsianctroopS to 'turkey: In. some, News papers, it is .however-stated, that au engagement: has taken place between them and a Turkish corps' of 10,000 -men, in the environs of Georgia.,. on the: road towards.Widditt the Turks are said to have. , been worsted, but at the expenee:of:3t)up - .Russians_ killed., The. Russian fleet,_ whiCh ,has iippeared , in the Black Sea,, is supposed to have approached the mouth - of the Danube. • - General ST. CYR, the Governor of Alagdeburgh,,' had departed from thence fOr Poland.. . , Considerable numbers.of troopshave passcd through Magdeburgh, on their. way thq ,Grand Army. Among others the I bav regiment of horse' fl b ,Jagers from anover,.and regiment: of infantry. . • VIENNA, FEB. • 1 4.—The last letters. froM°Trieste state, that since' the Declaration of War by 'the Porte against Russia the navigation ie o l f ilia ticfriatic :Sea has become much' more free, t li~assiau and English Ships haviiig quitted those CoaSts, -and` sailed towards the. Dardanelles. Several Neutral VeSsets with the prodalion of the Levant have al . - ready arrived at' Trieste. VI EN N A FEL 19.—A Turkish, corps is ' said to 1 7 ;ave . pasied the Danube, end . advanced as far Ce miz, when an aaion took place baween the Turks and Russians, the' result of which is not known.. Czemizwas pillaged and fired on that occasion.- The, operations of the Russians proceed very slow ly, which is attributed to the impression which.the . energy and spirit of the Porte-has made on the RLI6- siiins," who eipeded the Turks would yield .with out combat, and renew their former treaty of suce , ; ,and also to the retrograde movement , of the corps of General ESstr4, who, at _the. 'moment he was marching from Padolia to reinforce General MI "CIiEL3ON, received orders to join General BEN NIG SEN. '' It is reported that a Russian squadron has made its appearance in the Black Sea, which has taken up its station at the mouth of the banube. The Voile, on her side, has also sent a squadron to _de- . fen 4 the entrance of the Channel. Seveial compa nies of cannoneers have marched to the Dardanelles with large quantities of ammun►tion. • LONDON : Vrinted by kicHA n 11 hRR Is, of No. 4. Bartlett•court, llow-strzet ; am At ,t 1,4 Aux..tiFFlc.p..._ Nn. i 12. Strand ; «% 11= 4ckertiscineiai, Orders CON/NH/aI:EN, t r E).• merChaut of this place, who sent` some goods to the Cape, which he . knew to he Dutch property, but trade a false dc elaratiOn upon oath" has been fined in aconsiderablc §:ln by the Supreme Court of Justice, and adjudged to have -forfeited his freedorn of the city, and the right of dispatching, in l'uture, Any merchant ship. cONSTANTINOPL.F., JA i .15.—About the end of the last,tnOnth, the three Commanders of the rev lar troopS from Asia, which were emploved-agamst the Servians in the late Cainpaign, arrived in this ca 7 pital. They were immediately summoned: before _the - Divan, where they were required to give a cir cumstantial account of the events of the, campaign, and to defend their cwohica against, certain errors which were laid to their charl;e. After a mature de-, liberation, the Divan decideil that they were. not to blame. The first ofthese corninaudea;s, Is Auui, the Vizier of Scutari% returned . to that place on - the 4th of January. The other two; Szitr'and ESUB, are to command in Ow ttti y assethithug he:4r-Adria nople. The cOrps.of troops which was still in Bul gam,' is to join this army : the most aEtive and vi 7 gorons '?reparations are Malting throithoi.;t the whole of the Ottoman Empire.. Alt the Pftehas have repeated orders to hasten the arrival of the. troops which they are required to raise, and the young Musselmans enter with zd'al • into the corps Whitt) are foxining_in this capital.. .. •FitONTIERS OF RUSIA, FEB. 13f-of-the battle 'hick took place Oil tile_pther sido..4ov. Danube, we'have learned some farther particulars. in the beginning of January - a corps •of Ottoman troops which had come from MiliCharest, re-passed the Da tube, and took a position near Silistria, where it was to havebeen reinforced by a number of smaller corps advancing from every Side. At the same time, a part of. PASWAN O'Gr,ou's troops advanced froth Widdin, and posted themselves atSMerdam. It was betv: , een' these corps and the advanced guard of Ge-, norm MlLCiAnowicti that the :talon was fought, the result of which, cost the Russians so Many men. • Several reinforcements have within a short time joined RISWAN OoLou, and it is hoped that he will be able to stop the prokiesS:of the Russians until the troops collet:led near Adrianople beready to take' the field: A considerable corps of 'troops is a,lso to be formed for,the purpose of overawing the Monten e -grins and Albanians, and, it 'circumstances should require it, to :lais concert with the French troops in Dalmatia: It now appears that the Porte places particular confidence in P:`..\VAN OGI,OU in every . thing that relates to the defence of the interests and -faith common to all Ottomans. We learn that he is appointed Commander over all the troops from But garid and Boinia, ant all the Pitch's of those Pro vinces are 'placed under his orders. Koz4Nzi-Att is at present with his - KerSales at Widdin, where haS gii en hith the command of e corps of -2000 men. Betwixt:the lOth,and the „(2001 of Ja nuary some more:corps of Russian troops. arrived at . Bucharest, and Proceeded on tl:eir march to i . lte nube. "- - HAG:JE, FEB. tsth of this mouth has beep signalized by: a Ifurridane violent b•eyond,Al eiarnple, and very fatal it, theplaces wt . :shed . .the Zuyder Zee, and the-rivers whichencircle, the island tipon which Dordrecht' is situated. The dyke of Rhynland,- from the: Siindport to Amsterdam, was in the greatest danger of being broken, which would have cosithausan44 of lives, and have swallowed up some of the richest.cotintries in liollapd._ _QF pro vince 'would also have _shared 11 • similar fate if his Majesty had not caused the SlaperDyke to be repair -f 40 last year. The port of Amsterdam, the quays, 2.1 - fd the vessels in the Y. have sufferedconsiderably; thing like,an earthquake was felt, at Naardel!,:abouc Midnight, between the, l Bth and 19th. Dordrecht has not escaled. Many persons have beep . _ killed by the falling of , trees,_ walls; and roofs of church towers, &c. We hear some affd6.ling detail Of, this kit - id everyday. , A.MSTEADAM; Pan. 25.—During the.storm pp the 19th instant,-no less than eighty Ships- were either sunk, * damaged, or driven on, shore here; exclusive of ;lily Schuyts, Lighters, Btd several of which Were. dashed in pieces. Last ‘veek wa.s_conunitted to Lincoln Castle, .TOll4 jun. crock . a nd‘ Watch r - na . ker, of Great Grimsby, charged, by the Coroner's Inicest, on vieN.y: of the. both, (ioohu _Ed wards, then lyingdeadat elect horps, with'having : feloniously kilk,d the said John Ed-7 wards. R apneared,, that the prisoner Lind the, de ceased having had some words in a public-house at Grimsby,. were.pnt . out into thee street, - where : they boxed for. three . oulrte..rs of an Pour, : until Edwards: k as di - eadfully rn..ng.le4; and had scarcely power to. stand. Being taken to his,-home at. Cleethorp9, he lingered unlit the evening of the...day after:the en counter, and then died. . • NEIVS. u zao....rcci! Arrived—the Frientishape,,---, from Roiterdam ; Liocity, from lowangen. ' BIRTIIS. On Saturday last, at Mysto le, the Lady of the Rev. Sir John Fagg, -Bart.. ofa, Sun. On Wednesilay'fAst, at Roxton, in Bedfordshire, the Lady of Mijo-r-General Onslow, of a Daughter. On. Thursday lait, the Lady of Captain H. W. Rooke, 3d Guards, at a Daughter: • -1 Nl-rs. 'Gurney, of Serjeant's-inn, of a Son- • .111,.. sail* . Wi:.stmotelanct-place,. Mrs. I. Vag - Voorst, of a Daughter. • MARRIED. On Thursday last, Mr. losepli• Dercey, jun. of 'West. Hiti„ Wandsworth, to .Miss liollinshead i vt Newington h, • place, etiillivon. • `Lately, Ev.an Thomas, Esq. of Parlianient.street, to Miss Rankin, of Kensington. • . Yesterday, in Durwekon-street, Portman-squarc, Hugh Shepley, L• ail. On the 6th inst. Mrs, Anne Lewis, of the Tything, Wor cester, • • On Toesday last, at tlekfield, in Sussex, the Hon. and Rev: ‘VillianiAugustus I 0,3 , , third sdn of Lord Boston, and .-Reelor of Whiston, in the County of Northampton. On the '24th ult. at Kintore, S.:otland, Mrs. Elizabeth Farquhar, and, on the 26th, her husband, Mr. Alexander arqullar, for in any years - senior Baillieof that Burgh. They %vete about" 'Yi years of age,' had'been married upwards of p years. They had often expressed a wish that the one znight . not survive the cTher,. - and — they were lapried together on the sarne'day in ofte grave. . d published by Wtt i.i A!I AR mrda ft . Sc air Fs, of Sobth Melton. street, Grosvenor-square; for the Paper, Letters fur the liditur, 6cc, (itiost-paid), :rust be addresied. • PR ICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. - • . Bank Stock, Out • India Stock, shut Navy sper Ceht 964:4 - i , : India Bonds„ 3s• '4s• pr. c . iper Cent. 1797, shut • South Sea Stock, Irish 5 per Cent. - Exchequer Bills, pm', rs. dis. 4 per Cent. shut . . Omninm, IFI-,, ? per Cent. Red. shut I mper i a l 3 pet Cent. fan ;per Cent Con 6; i n Ditto Anu. ~ Itank 1.. Ann shut - Con's. fur I-4th Aprp; 6341- Ditto Short Attn. .. HIGH WATER AT LONL)ON•HRIDGE TU.-1110R - ROW. Morning, 44, min. ,after i? , .ftcrnoon, /, min. after b. MONDAY. Morning, 4o min. 4fter 6. 1, A ttcrnoop, rpm!). after 7. . . ' FIREGNANT LADIES, whose . situation requites I a tdtnporary, retirement, may be accommodated with Apartments to 'Lye-in, agreeably to their circumstances.; their Infants put out to nurse, and taken care.of. salation resulting from this Undertakihg totnanypf the ,TTIOS::. iespeaable Families - kit the Kingdoni r by securing peace and. concord amongst Kriatiatis and Friends, is 12 utriciotly - con. spicuotts to tie cellutenanced by...the humane an - d.sesibte. part of Mankinct„ Honour: apd : socrecy baying ileert the-ba sis of this Conceit: for 'mai , iy ears, inily by re : J .4A 911, Those rdgardles - or rep4tation will not, on any terms, be treated .with. ' • • Apply . to. Mi . ? Symons, or Mrs. Symons, miq % vic e , No. 4. Loudon kloyse-y4rd, 4".-t. Paul's ebuich-y4l , i, 1,911.iun. N. A iiCligibld Country Roust, ‘‘,.it-o.- I.a•tics iriay be 1 ac.eGrwtto'cl.t.tita f ett.tuarciigreaatlto th...,n in "1 - (.•.v,.1 . ' , Letti.4 ) (.p.os,t,-paitli atienaot to,-44(1 Atlyi‘.:e n ail Pi;orclOs f incident to %Vol-lien 4114.1 ehilareilt . - . ' l-4 F:CELEEIRATED'CORDIAI.nALNI OIi.cII„EAP, IiEV.A..RED SOLCYMON, ea . cl , l - lousp, , . 4 A wnion was rtscw'to the v9ry Tiinnacle of • ' fame fur its superior F. r:it:acy iii .1\ vous, Denilttated,. and Consurn4- , tive Complaints, loss of - Appetite, I IKlii,estitin,„ • lowness of Spirits, &c. of which the following remarkable CuresareincoinOtibic proofs : . . . . , . . T0t! , :.% , 5, iNvon. • I think it but justice to.assure you I • lave ile.iitt nit', bln . .praise of the ,Cordial Balm of Gilead, from such respectable ' authority, as to'al:brd no room to doubt its efficacy. it is a truly - valuable IVledieine—in high estimation in this neigh. - bourhood, where the demand . ter it; is' so very great. that 1 _ beg you will send me a•box of it' as soon iti possible--m stock of it is SO low it will not, I fear, last till-the fresh sup. • :.' ply arrives. I am, Sir, your most eindient Servant, . : - . • • . • C. FISH E. 14., Bookseller and Printult* s fan. IS, ISA. Totness, Devonshire. SIR, ' Tavistock. sth February, iB6. In varidus Cases, to my certain knowletlge, your'Cordiil ~ Balm ofGilead, and Anti-Impetigines, have been of great service in'this7pact or tile country ; - .anct.froun my observation, those who have purcha:ed either of them frOm my w•arelioisa • have giVen me repeater! instances of it: This is literally a . . true statement, and - you are , at • liberty to inzike use o.f this: -declaration as publicly as ynu.think proper,. .. , I remain, Sir, your very 'obedient Servant, , . '. j. CUNINI'INS. ... ' '' Dr. Solomon expeels, 'Schen consulted, the usual cons .._ • pliment of a One Pound Note ;- but all. written easel, br 1.46- .ters of advice, to be answered at his lei,,ore, are requestack to inclose Half.a-G-itinea. _Such letters should . ,, for safety,..l?r' . thus direeled : " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon', ioilead .. . House, near Liverpool. ' Paid doublo. postage." L t £ 1 ers nuay be Ordered to bc-addrerssed.to, - X . . Z...ior A.. 11. at the Post.' Office, till called for. . ~ • .. . . „. Price Hal f-a-Guinea a Bottle ; or the quantity of Four. in .. ~, one . larnily Bottle, for 331;0n which 9,5'. an:saved ('duty i);.. .. eluded), w ; hien has the: words" Saila: ,5010k.V9 1 14 I;iYerpool," Fpgrdved on, the. Stamp, withqut which none.c..ti: .. 1- .te. genuine.. Flue Curdill L.:aim - or f G.ileadJA;;fi- I mintigiks;and A b,i....r . - . gent Lotion' :and " (.;iiide t'o fleAlfik,v: ate! ' "'" ', ' " . . - Sold hr.:Mrs. Nlachews, ho. 14 Strand, Lo•Ficlon ;- Mr: Smith, Perfumer, I\`‘)._3,, anal „,ilr. Raeburn, „Nor,th...lhicl'gc; ...;', Mt. Baxter and Mr. Scott, SOuntli..l3ndge; fir- Davidson :m1 - ll'usband, Ellie and Cr'. Idliburghi , 41.1r. - .114,ter, G. iis gi:, -,.V ; .. .., Vt. • Cameron,. Gre'Unock • , G-i. If rqwirinit. ,I'a is jet ii I f 2 (zlW' -• '• • ford,..Kilinarnock- W. i'oupg, Prvine; A. Eiyr:.;01.1,34.1d,P. • .; (Vtriteside, Ave ; ''.V.. Crawford, 'slirvl.n ; i . f,lrson,-:'Ner.o.. __ ~. Douglas ; '1 - .APM i I lan,. K irkcetz.ibright , :i T.:A=1 ,, Ciedi,41 , :i414.: 1 .;:, 4.9Y.a )-- LoYai..4-03 , ..;eP , i; J-I ) ..s.Frlnoivi c..,p...r.; Aj bai,,livtip::: .- c dee ; L ' • CrAlg , e4 , - I,l "rn'Se ; I-Mac:4of, slOt !. An,!..ersou, ~ : -,-;•, Ati,nieeo . i', Dr. - %Vliitc, 1341111'; . A;l` I ittoth, "1 si vcr%,,,,,; ; 1 .' -Ni'nenzie, Srornavvay ; - P. Thylor,'Srtilrilraer'; johns:A and . Bisset,Verth ; I.V ; ;Niuderoil, Ste,r;•Uutc;.C.O.v.ancl!i4l,Aeitti; o Alexander„ liunferrh:ine ; Wil,so , n„• Duintig; Yiritiet, Alin. .. - 4 1 broach ; DiekSeT; Inglis, Dumfries ; PhiASon,` flerwfint . s` - ',,i, Wedde.l; Air Wick ; ''Paters6ri', Artititt,unOt,-ah:d tairi‘Vsoin.-, j 4.--. . AI led lead I . A:, fri` Donal ct i Trunizte,,, GI a igs w;- - , A4 4.,ty . 5 , most .-. Booksellers and Venders of_l'attrlt.Medirinei in tile -114;to4, , . . b . .I , Ongdoto.- : ,_, - '-''' • . , To "f ; TAYLOR, • Surgeon, • tkri. p, 'New.. Itrittafe-strti .. . • Lohdon.. , , .. • ,• . '. ' - - Edinburgh- .M. , y 7 -e' - • ''''' sta.,. . . , •, , . ..it ,- , :•-••;,,,,,.• .Venerealthe Spring - of 1794. 1 • \vas ap-de d ~,,i ti, „ ..,. , .. . I' onaplaint; whii:li I • with-treated.'- iniiiiii!r- . _. ence for five months; but . was hell obliged to a• ii io- a regulat .I'4sieian., y, no put a temporary :,top to. flie,vito- • ' 'kneel of 'the niSease. (by rnorc'arial applications) tor `sor4P tl'ine ; but growing, in spite cf all- in.enicAne, :aid tit ,t adviee . of the first ,G,entletni:n of. the - Faeukty here, wortle,"4 - 4 . • • worst.. for two years, I *ii ' S reduccd to a gtate , a titto4t .i.?”,... . ,- .:i ,t , anilleled and- beyond deSeription, being.' an. citt`ire , le 'er g . .. ' • anatureen4ed from head to tiiot .-- 'A, 1,,y '?cad, throat, n'amtle,. f. , iiisre, . legs, arms, ,Scc. Arave ,hemh at,ternately. in dattg.ei:r :et. becoming ii.:atless ;• in short, I nave . liad from twenty J..i_ thirty eating ulcers. on, my bony, and ricarli t o t a ll y d o. p rx r , i c i-e a - d us -o n t i . v si L F a l s t t :_ .--- s l u t fli lv ,e o i ir t h t i ;. b4 y. ‘,:o t l i u t,. r r n o i n;u-s , v e, .. r_ t .4. par;i r .c . i f i t l v a e; ' .", will . be, on,: of a mine, 41angelous, or et a nio , re, c0 ,,, p ;,, . cared n.ni'ire - . I was long ,00hed Upont . by my : friiiiikiS . and deed; in .my then condition, death .was pri:fer,,bl e 40 rat , in-lag:lnca mySelf, b;iyoml all ,hopes ot re;. - overy t' 3o u: , ,i n . . “ ,i n ore than Miserable state. I n tills (infddlkil i,i-tna'-i,,nldiJ , I d ra g 'a Most miserable- existen ! ..e, • till . Divine Provich-r.-- . threw in my way, a Newspaim - - ...containing the ca 'of a ' m r ,.)1.. of l'lymouttn—my friends . read' it, I could not.- , -I,' seat and procured some of your L },.....-kK E's . PATENT PILLS, which,' r; using from tinle- to time., am no e r , , ar,id ,' I have iotlg temr, (alter inore,t hai l f ou r' y ears indescribable distress); in as goody state of h:aitli as ever I eajoppeti,• 3sa proof of 'this, I Itld a tine, thrivi n g, healthy o hilil, bons to me a few mbatlis ago. In gratitnide :to • Go;1, .ml 4 in hopes ° p l ubl r it t t e i r i i i r ;. g ; •.lif-i'.:.. is 15 l o v t ctyr•e,itru•li•',:issey.rtritine:'relte.rrc7qpie'restnYS°.‘li; 1 wish to be . s:tti,,r:i of the ;truth of t;iis, or further ;sarti,. I • culars', to me or My friends, by ktter Cr 'ierse.n. As feW case'. tor ba•dne:ss' Will• ever:equal ;nine; and' Irons excced..it, I have from experience every L,reasuni-to; asswq ' • , mankind,. that in :. our LEA Fly's l' 11. LF, they will tiud e sure, speedy, safe, and radical cure, lot fha , mos: Oreact.- • . f i u i l lt s 3 :.a ii. g z e o L f u , t r l s ie . Venereal 'Disease; -.‘ , ii i o lli i e l h. 3st i a 5 .. . t c i ; ( 4. ) 11 3 11: 1? a s( ' ) e ti oN . .. * Insurmountable family' reason:: prevent making ;ny name and address public ; buttcreditable ' per;:,mS: redly, . . y t y r .' ic an n t a i :.. n it g obsobria i rt n A,:i ft lleo •i r; r ms n .r t ._ a s,:i tezi icio.itaid i rfk ii r t h,. } ,t ' ;:ri,,, it ea i t s 3 o lls : ia k7 n, : c le ,a t r es e r n ed ,;., t F o di :c. st, l b e li .a ig n i. l . tql ' . I' reparctl and Sold by file .sole Proprietor,,. - , • , T. TI YIA) R ' Member ,ai t sos.ri\ i lol_4 l 4:b ?• ncA tr, 1 r.saii. .. ,ll l 7c:ol..cimpie ° l:::: :: ,s.,:. " .iisv. 2 a.c.:; itr l ,:drtio. etsjseror ( recil, .. i : I :4l;:( l ,evi c t::s",tati,,, c .e(,::l,3.l, retie ' ' l,...r:rs t ni:c}air.st,:ih, e.siei i1.;1.,0 Surgeon'.:e, , :0(.; i..., i Ihe i r r i. i t h i. e. (3 : 111 v17 t i3 ) :',c a y t e h.i A s d li :•.i el cev,' N it G h : o . i dj ' i r t c‘ll.o' 1 : r i rif e i .e r s s l 7 . . 13‘'r i t l- ' po -sii' . '161 :. f t ing these l'ills, and, Will answer narients, .. ...,,,. - 4 ' I - L 'in - ali cas, A a•-,,, „,,,,, t , paid, on th - e .s,kme terms, oPscrvlng e _ r. ~,l id. "Living • bt o , almenticned,.butat,thelr4o4".n-PArk 4 i f , ol ,`,.,..o ;o\ thirty,six years, i i i n t : i r e i u e r i s ; t : h. 2. : tie n..7.y e . ' b f v 1 - c l h a e re t d , a r.., :li .,i t e i h c at, l l, . : i r a g .r e se, c. : l.l . Yt . t 4 li s3ti l l u i n C hi n e di . : d c p c : s o , .; ul i ty : s r e •i: r p i x i : IA. nience ot Those living ,ar . : t'• ,3 :tc o iti:•- tb ,. rd. e s i tn : r il . ' , : r ax p te is t . ovv w 7 , -tisn-s - - i , I. earl'. oppQ§ite the Mo br,R°:rrol°)"ugertitli;s'MtSleet's, hook tiller, Nit. t, IJnino.4o w‘ L i tt ia Tower-hill; M.... Buil, aarne-street, pub4jn; p,anti. by one person iii every considerable town in • Q74a•TA;ritain.,.:m4 Ireland, in I t oxes of only es. 9d. each, kalod an - with ' full and plain directions, whereby perScrns of either. Sea may cure tliernselves with Rase apatseereey. ' - ' •'. • N. D. Every Doi: sold in great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by favour o f the Commis , sioners, is printed, at' the Starnp - -otlice—" , .T. Taylor, . No r;, New Bridgc-street, to. imitate which is felony, end all others arc couurerfeits, . . . . ,