The Sun. — London, England, 1805-11-19 00:00:00

POLICE. MARLBonourlH-STAtET OFylCE.—Yesterday bno, who e.ald ion ,elf <i Captain in the Navy, was brought to the Wine in the euitody of an OM •ct,sr belonging to Si.rrey, to ans.,ver a charge prefer , red against him by Mr. Jeff, a liveryman in Silver Goiden-squarc. Mr.. Jeff stat,'d, that ,the isoner called at his stabi eh on the gth inst. repre: s: , ;',t;itg himself as the person above-Metitioned, re at No. 40, and hired a ches tr.:i- inare to ; 'io to Richmond. The tn.t c W:.th never - ;•,..turned . to lier Owner, and - after a s.veelt had• elapsed s - ,spetted he bad been mindled. He con:. \Vent to -the given audress, and he had further cause for suspicion, tbr the house was and the Prisoner was' Dilly known as ~rcpt there one night. In consequence of . tntermation Mr. J. had received, - be went to ;o:.0 0i:ill] eminent 'tradesman in the Borough, it was said the Prisoner was known, having !..1; money by bilL, Mr, J. was there in , .;led of • the circurmtances 'alluded to, and' that Inne.s had scot thither amare'from the eorintry, which lead been attended . witlrunpleasant circumstances. The parties, however, said they - knew but little of the. Prisoner. He was detaaed c::Ilin at the Gloucester ..Coffee-house, (ily, which house he had frequented with r person ziuezlarfle-rd WilGi left it without 4.! cwging his bill. The Prisoner called to inquire. his friend ; and on leaving the house two of the waiter, followed him, suspeaing hint to be the con ,who had been advei - ti.,ed fo,r by Mr. /cif. 41. t -u convenient spot near Vx auhall, the waiters gave hint in charge °fan Officer. It was stated to the Magistrats, that the Prisoner !t3(l been ;it the Castle, at Richmond, with another purson, where the waiter was refused - his bill; but by assistance the, visitors were detained, and a watch - left as security for the hill. Mr. Jeff had never heard of his mare, but it was reported she eras at Andover, • lants. When at Richmond on 'Sunday, at the Cas. tee lie Was inforined that a mare, answering the tescription of the one hired, was sold on Wedoes-, last it Croydon, to a buteha at Richmond ; but • :Ittliad not an oppertunittof seeirig her, the butcher, erne frorp noire. On the Hawner is questioned ivspeCting v:hat, lie had 'deltic" With the mare; he 'merely ar:,; , . , , , vred, he had. spdken . t4Mr. -Jeff on that subjel. The Prisoner \QS dressed in the first style st , . n taon; he appeared . about' twenty-four. years Gf jA and his person is well .known the, lobby of re- Tneinrcs. "appears .by the NaV:ii:Ust, that lint s' is a. Conirander. of ing'S Ship ; . lGraC irt is li6t - fbr by to-offer an opinion, wbcti:er • nsoner,;s Masterand COrilliyclader. :Tivre were charges.'; . but..- the Prisoner '-wl4 renianded for 4irotherlear4)o . without. gating into them., PUBLIC ,OVVICE, r Bow-STESET'.--4 snort time nce )Ir. Ellen-dr-Ter iit. Crp:ydon,i.eqeiv vd a 101 . note a a woll)an in - his \aich Pr 6. ed be a finery: Lank Agc:nrs traced-it, to Mr. '.'lllltis, who, having taltt) it in Lis t!,e ~ vay of trade, miu arallger, could not t:11 whom 114 d takt..ll . it; and was 41iged to :übrnit to the The Banl: .iVzents rccinehttc.' Mr. VCriiiis, if x.v the woman ag4itl a to take her into t usuiciy. i'.: S . Sat'irday a tardy .who had seen the *ore an in the shop, recogniied her in. Croydan snizrlet, and Save nOtice to Mr. Wallis, who took, her into cnS 7 t'4..7. On seerching her .a letter was found, in her Ocl.:et, - (lift tied to INlrs.,Byrne,"No. I tl, Kin B-street, requebting that ,71.'s Of the I.?:'st and largest ()Tinges showdbe Sent 'to a certain place. q - 1;e: Woman di: oo ned any Itne4edge of the- letter, eltecpt li.ryntg picked it up in the niarkot.. . This account did not satisfy Mr. Wallis; and he had strong suspicion the o)anges. was • a slang term for forge(f,Notes. One of Mn.Wallis!s neighbours coheetedhaving seen her come into the town in a chaise cart,• jn company with a titan. Mr. Wallis and some friends set of( directly for London, and S',%2Ut tc7 11'frs.,j3yrne's house, in King-st.rect, West ; they here lc,''irnt that the woman they had in custody, and the •trian with the chaise cart, lived ;Is man and wife. aley Went into the apartments, and truth in his haste he had broke open his, room door, and likcwi:ie several dralkers and ))oxes. 'They proceeded to search' the preiniScs, and found several counterfeit half . ..otineas and seven-shilling pieces. On die return of the mats they took him into Oastody... nymq was brotOt to the Oftice by ititett, when he proved to he an old of He was charged by Mr. Bliss, of the Batik, on suspicion of linviht; sold and uttered forged Bank - Note's. He cottimitted for further examination. A man Was charged with' having. bees toneerned' with theni. There being no direct charge against he was ordered to remain at Carpinears for s few days. On .the :3d, inst. three t‘nen.y.rert: by al A . . - avralit: of the. S,heriti, 3-. l (' etirlotte-street, • a snnil part of the . •;,:,00ds stolen the week front tLo caul of .Zanies Stuith, carrier, and an On--- .tuert:; , e ....•.sborttlicot of skpleton keys of every size, large and P0v...erft...1 steel wrench, ;or ibrc in;.; it deop, a box (.t ploostilloru3, with matches, Zze: lhe nanics they tt;calselves are, .Jolla' (•;old , 0, or G(Stdon .Mrintosh, Jahr! Stockton, ;•e, l ct. rition Wright. Qordon, 'who is the leader of the. ang, is trom the North of Scotland, is a good look los abotit six feet high, dark'complexicin, .ttark grey eyes, and black hair, 'and about 30-Years of ago 3 wean; (Lail coat and•great-coat, checked WOO:len waistcom, grey cord isreeches, 'br.ll-boots, iu a brown sill handkerchief. Stockton i 5 411 Eng-.• lishioan, about si' feet liigh, long vis;.igc, sallow comtlexion, grey eyes, brown Jour 3 Wears a dark: b) 1) Coat, striped Toilinet wai•ste , ,siat,• olive vt.l.-':- ‘ etc( breeht:N has very flat feet and large tialtles. r11) , !•.e tl,tio call thetnselve3 travelling merchants.- 4 -, - tiglit is rather older t lota the other I \Aro, pale corn plex.ton, aiid ominent n 0 C, mud Elk. same pis bioekton----says hi g'.lll-smith, goal Londun; but groin a letter foond it) his packet appears to bo try Itl Shebrield, and is probably the tnaiiiil,,,torer of keys above-rnenti9ned, A ebiAt,. containing - .1 :.,:tlerable quantity otore of the stolen ,-rpods, 14 , 14 1 beeil diTatched by Gordon to Leith, ‘vas nod secured tkiere„ • • DIED. - e . pn Sunday teinntitit, 'at Niwark,"iied 3-, licnry Cook; E's,. • The same day, aged si,. Miss Ann Eden, firth daughter of Sir John Eiden, !Wt. ot WhudieStOriey in the County ot DO -1);,m. A few_ flays since, at Titchfield, Mrs. E. - Thompson,- Lady of . !tear-Admir a l Thompson. _ On Tuesday JoA, at nis house in Oxford, the Rev. Ro. belt Halthes, Rector of Staunton, Oxfordshire, Prebendar/ cat Heretind and Sarurn, and Dean of Winchester. Lately, William Wrene,rd, ,Esq. aged 74, one of the oldest Magistrates and. Deputy Lieutenants of the County of_Wor. erter. • On Friday laSt, at Pickley, near Bromley, Kent, in the Oth year of his age, William Welts, Esq. Lately, at his house at Riselin, Mr. lsltge, late Surgeon of West Middlesex Militia. ()". tlw 4th 01 April last, in. Bengal, Captain William Scott, of lies Majesty's 76th Regiment, of the Wound lie re. c oi e d in: n e second attack on lihunpore. Oil the ist or . M.iy 14r, near Chittledrog, Alexander An der :oh,' lioq, Head Surgeon on the Madras Establishment. Oit mord the iirverige, of 74 'guns, in the late gallant ac.. thin under Lord Neikort, Edward Itiook, b•lidslnprnan. On Friday the zsth tilt., at the advancer" age of pz, Henry Athim, otilitOklershard, in Hants. l'1?1C12, OF .s I 0(.4.4. VIST r gRDAY. frank Stock, India Stock,. &IS ' S Navy 5 per Cent gx i 1; i India liohas, par, is. pr. c per Cent. 1797, toot Exchequer bilis, is. 3s. pr. Irish 5 per.Cerit. Oinniiiin. 6 pr. 4 pz: 4 eitt. 76 1 ' 1 ' pet Cent. detinTed 1 ila't Cent. 1(44. 5913 • f in pe r i 4 l 3 per c ent .- ; per .',r,iit. Cons Coe t - Ditto Ann. Bank L. Ann. 17 . : ' Cons: for .26th.1 , :0v. 6o i i Ditto Short Atm. • - LONDON Printed by RI CH R 1) IIAIt It IS, of No. i 1 t Ntirtlett,cow r, Bow-slteet ; mut i""ahlishr.:lb) WILLIA M ARLI IG ScR srrs, of Sodas Mnlcon.stret, (..toveru:trAci ." 4 ; e • , at the Stry-Oprics, No. 112, Strand ; where fitiverthentents Orders for t.h p 4, Lthers for the Editor , s,:c. (Dost-paid) must b. aclartsbt. SOUTII.4IIIPTOY, Nov. 16. ON Tuesday, at 'a Common Council; conVened ' - by Sttyrn, Esq.:Mayor, tlio Right - Hon, • Lord &lull/of,. First Lord offthe':2‘diniralty, and Adthiral Lord Ce.f.r.iNowoop, were proposed and unanimously elcaed Hon or a r y BU rgess e s c if t hi s Town and our ancient and respeaable Corporation ; the •fol - rner as a Mark' of respea' for Iri skilful and judicious arrangement of His Majesty's Naval Forcei, and the latter in honour of the late bril liant and important Viaory. Andover sheep fair was was on. Saturday very fuli. The prices were much lower, and a great number remained unsold. At: Carlisle Market, en Saturday sennight, there was a greater number of geese for sale than has been remembered for a long time past. There :were no less than 144 carts leaden with this species of lbw!, which, at an average of 12 to each cart,'Amounted to 1728. They •sold fr . = 2s. to 35. (5(1: each, At Romsey Fair, on Saturday se'imight, - a great quantity of cheese was pitched, which sold N't.'l). - There was a full Fair at, Lostwithiei oh M o nd a y se'nnight, but fat cattle were dull of sale, and at ra ther low prices.. At St. Siinon .and St. Jude. Fair, held at Stam ford . Friday last, the show ot 'beasts was not .so large as usual. They notWithstandingsold at lower prices than, were expected: Two-theal cheese averaged ss. per stone; new-milk 603.• to 663. per cwt. ; prime Leicestershire dairies 7.05; On Wednesday last a calliery, and a new 'iron rail .way, three :miles and a quarter in length, were opened at Congleton, in Cheshire, amidst a great concourse of spedators, who testified the, utmost joy upon the occasion. The College : Youths of Ashton-under-Vile rang, on Sunday se'nnight, a peat of grandsire eaters, consisting of. 61,1 .changes, the bells being muffled, as a tribute of gratitude due to the ever-to-be-la- Mented ,Lord NELSON, who gloriously fell in the service of his Country. Thtnumber of changes Was calculated to correspond with the number of lunar months in the Noble life. : A Gentleman out 'shooting in the County of : East Lothian,.whose dog, pointed in a stubble-field, fired at a covey, and killed three partridges and a .hare with one barrel. A machire has. been invented for mowing ,care, gras, &o . „- which .greatly facilitates that 'operation. ;t tups6(s of is O; NVIIOII moveable On an axis r. zo the middle of .which is fixed an upright ba . r, that turns, found eleVea limes for one rotation of the wheels, and on. this bar a cirollar knife; or scythe, frorn,2o inches to 3 feet inlength, is fieci. The knife rises on(of its place if opposed by any ob stade its course, and When that is pasted it is ad justedagain by its „own.:-weight. By another appa ratus, cQya that-1 asheen laid by rain or wind is rais ed-up and presented to the *cutter. The madann is worked either by.men or horses. The astonl.Shing number of 226 potatoes,- some,of theinWeighingoipwards of 17 .eunces;_and :in the whole amounting to'66lb.were. last season dug up in 'an opvti field at Browshead, in Scotland,bcing the prodt.m -Of three kidney , potatoes. 'A potatoo was also . lastyear ditg up by Mr. Hari:it/jail, .at Bo now; which weighed - 41 b. 3oz. • He preserved and planted it this year in - several pieces, which produ ced no lass than 700 fine potatoes, weighing: 200 The dangerous praelice of throwing 'squibs, crackers, ex.' had nearly proved of serious couse quence, on Thursday cvening . last, at Bury, when sortie wanton boys threw a serpent close to the horses' heads of the niail-coach, whilst stopping at. die Greyhound Inn, by inch they were so much frightened that they ran away with the, coach the whWlength'of the street, and drove the pole into the wall of the White Lion Inn, where they were stopped; ‘c;ithout doing, any injury but breaking the pole of the carriage. Happily the two leadinw ° horses had been taken out, and the dri v e r , guar d , and passsenprs, were previously safely landed. Friday se nnight during , the illumination in the evening ; at Truro, an accident, happened which ibr a while threatened serious con% quenees . . A furze rick on the southern borders of the town caught fire, and communicated to Mr. Eyre's pottery, part, of which was consumed k "but by the exertions of The inhabitants the tire was got under with little damage. Yesterdiy se'imight a y o u ng child, belongin g to Archibald Murray, shoe-maker, Berwick, being un. fortunately left alone in the honse.for a few minutes, its clothes caught fire, and theinfant was so dread fully burnt that its life is despaired of Yesterday sennight a NV arrailt was issued by Mr., Gough; one of the Coroners of Oxfordshire, to the Afinister and Churchwardens of the hamlet of Little Tew, in the pal . Lll of Great . Tewr, 'to take' up the, body of George Southall.), an infant under the age of three years, who had beci:t secretly interred and on the following day an .I:minis - Ilion ,was taken, when it appeared to the, satisfaalon - of the Jurors; that the 'was left with its brother, and, in the absence .f.,e mother; its ,clothes caught tire, and brunt ason ir•such a manner that be died in about two • hours. • l‘Vednesday morning as .ati elderly Lady was`` it brilakfast, at Lirerpooli , her clothes caught fire ; by timely assistance of the neighb o u rs h er , life was sav ed, biit.she WaS dreadfully burnt. On Wednesday' Se'riight while three childit.l were aunising themselves with malting fires in. a field, at lialerno, twO of them having gone to a con siderable distance; to gather sticks, a girl about' four years old, who was loft behind, going, too ii,:var the irre; her clothes caught the flames, and, ii fore any assistance 'could h obtainecl,f.ilitt 'was 53' scverely Whit that the dled in a few /10:311. Gerday se'nnig4 as a poor luau and his xviftt, at Nl*tun near . lV4kefieicl, vvere si,eting b) the tire side, they fi i 1 asleep, when by soirie means the clothes of the .wograit took film, and she was so dreadfully' burnt as 'to cause her death on Tupticia' y. 'The rrian.is also . so much burnt as to be unabii to attentl'his husitress. A pick-pLcket Who was Aiding a guinea from the pocket of a countryman, at a country wake, lately, was tict4ietl iii the very aLI. of drawing it out ; very adroitly presented one and twenty shillings in the other baud, saying lie wanted change. Ertrai of a Leit..7serd to T. - Salisbury, from his SOn (a vita only 13 Vears, of age), • on loard the. Heroi doled Nov. 10,- Ply mouth Sound. • "Not any thing could give me mire pleasure than sending you this letter, which will inform you of glorious news for Old England, and which I have ' been witness to,- and on - tha4laccount you will be more happy to hear of at.' the 4th of November we descried font' irreneh first-•xatelen - of War. We immediately gave dike, and hbout . twelVe eclockat noon came up with them, and so welidid we let theM know it, that after three hour's and a hilf very hard fighting we made them all - strike. Our St Uadron consisted of 'font' Seventy fours and . three Frigates, One of the Seventy-fours was at first nearly eut'of sight, but immediately made way to us.' Commodore STRACRAN commanded our little Squadron. Our Captain is not hurt; but ten .of our men . are killed, and forty-eight wounded. Our Ship very soon dis ' masted one albeit's, and drove her out of the line; tail soon after made another-strike, though it was a very sever contest. The Squadron took the remain ing part, and we towed them allin here. The Enony had many men killed and wounded. ,I• have got.a Frenchman's sword, which Irriean to bring home in remembrance of the battle. The French. .Admiral was wounded, and the Captain Of the Ship:we took was killed. They tried' board us, but being within pistol shot; we gave it them quite in sae. Our sails arc like:cabbage nets, for shot holes. Commodore S. came on board our ship after the action, and said he ctittld not okprets the ooligatloli he was - under to every Officer and man on board the Hero tor their gallant =ulna. T hope you*are alias well as I am; though, T mustv.vn, when we began fighting, / did not expea to escape with whole bones; .ant] I have been very thankful to God Almighty that was net in the least hurt." A duel was'fought on Friday evenityr in Cppen- E,r hagen 7 fields . , between a Canfain of a •Volunteur Corps' and, a Mr. m‘c„--, in consequence of an altercation which took place at, the representation of the new Comedy, at COvene-Garden Theatre„ on Thursday e v ening.-.4)ne of 'the 'Gentlemen, on re ceivingliis adversary's fire, discharged his pistol in 'the air, on which the' Seconds interfered. ,Saturday morning, between three and five o'clock, as the .Flitchin 'and Bedii)rd waggon, and an errand cart, were: coaling to .town heavily laden, they were robbed .of. , several valuable packages . on Finchley ConitnOn... Some of the Hatton Garden Officers ~ V ere upon the watch, . hitt the 'thieves macle their escape, owing to the dark ness o f the morning. On Tuesday last 'an old man travelling in MIS - from Devonshire to London, by some accident tell out of the waggon near Salisbury, and by the horse* trampling on him, faith his thighs were:broken and. he was otherwise much hurt. He was taken to the Infirmary, wliere.every:posiible at tension 1.1.733 sliewn to him, bc,t be still remains in a very, dangerous,-state. . • .1p the night ..of Saturday the Qd nst. the barn of Mr. Dnminolow, of Chellasion,, near Derby, was broke ,open , and four, bag;, containing Wheat, the wheat being,firstpourcd out, were stolen, and a Jarze • dtieks ; the party ~ , ,upposed to have cora, milted . this .rob b::11 , preceeded next to the house of • FOrman, ut Chellaston, where they. stole n gee ;,.(the whole of his flock) . and .a _quantity of fo‘i , ls",: froth thence they proceeded to Weston, to the.house oaf .Nlis.Robinson, where they stoic a large quantitY Of _fowls ,inid h 0 1 .130. rabbits ; and there is strong reason to belieVe that on the saint:: night, the carne party, or sopur! of them, previous to the rob bery at Cliellaston, had atteinpted similar depreda tien3, tho Ugh unsuccessfully, at Barrow. A meet ing of the parties rol bed, and tie h Associations of Chel)aston and. Aaon, took place;' a resolution was unanimously adopted, that. however great the CX.- pence's of dete&ion might lA, ev er y me a ns p oss ibi e should be immediately taken. • The following is a copy of an original notice sent to the Surveyor of Taxes; for the distil& Of I..cyland, residing in Blackburn : • - Air.' Hall •Gorg .Poartet Dog Was Pisend on 7 of . Angust 11165 and isfor Ceeping Non for the time to Cony 'Withal." BIRTHS. . . . On Saturday the gth inst. at Ochtertyre, in Scotland, the Right 1 - ton, Lady Mary Murray, of a. Daughter. . 111ARRI4D. On Tuesclay,last, at St. Coorgc's Church, Liverpool, Ri chard Salisbury, Esq. of Cooper-Hill, Walton.le.dale, in Lancashire, to Miss liollson,' daughter of the late Rev. Geo. Hodsori, otie of the Rectors of Li vetpcol. Tlae.sarne thy. at Piirig.HQUEC, Scotland,. James Macken. zie, Esq.' of Craigpark, Merchant in Glasgow, to Miss Louisa Balfour, orti) daughter of John Balfour, Esq. of Vesterday seinnight, at Gainsborough, the Rev. C. B. 1;1 .ssingbeid, Vicar of Upton, arid Chaplain to the Right Lord Byron, to Miss Smith, datighter of loan Smith, of the lamer plate. LONDQN MARKETS, dic. RETURN OF %VHEA By Messrs. CH I L a and 1,1 Including only from the4th agreeaol) to 12 Quarters at 84s od ----- at SOS od 12 ---- at 788 od 93 at 774 od 4,1 at 765 Mf 526 at igs 64 ifj7 74s 0 ,1 -- at 73.5.64 49 1 at od 494 ------ at 73s oct 1c ----- at 71s cd -3282 --- et 7os od s 6 --- at 69s 6d i And 145 Qua Total tzz36. Quarter: 3i. s i. night!' LT IN MARK.I,AN ,I.a Lras, Meal Wellit . .:, - (.: of Nov. to the 9,twrg ,' the new Ad.. 567 Quartersat 6' .=... 64 4 . 7 ......--.. ?t .7 v....! .1111 ------ 111 ')`,, .:.: 23j•-•-•,------• at 0 ) ,' , .: 44 -------- at 6 . 1696 4----.-- 0 at ;'; ..7.....- 1 CU itt '. . • .:. • il,O ------. At '. . ....", I 203 ------.... -... ..I L;'• *: 2 --- at • . -.' 8 4 1 9u --- At . 5 •:, • . 195 ---- ,t sis : 1 artery at ;CS. '. —Average ~ b5....d. 'than last Iteturn. ~~- . ~'-, • A RE'lltlt24 OF FLOUR, Frnai Nov. z, to Isiov. S, from the Gocket.Oflicr. Sacks. S. i i. Sack io s. _ 6 r. 7. ( 6 'i, Sacks o . 134 : .... 7 7 4 ; 0 0 . El 2 —7.-• 63 o it,4 6., --- 01$ - 3 --" 73 0 164 ----- 40 , 7 .1 z1[423 --- 7 0 0 so -- l ori o 1 1 5 ---- 10 7--- 69 6 '23z -- is 0 4 --.-- )) . 379 1 --- 69 0 go-- ti 4 o , li --- 5° 33 --- 63 6 ( 9 0 ---. 63 0 Total— £5,203 Sacks. -- Avcragt; 60, :2 03. 30. lower than last return. AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WALES. Ending Nov. 9. „ Wh . 78s vi I Barle y 4c, ea ns 40 91 I ZYe eat 44s 6,14 Oats - 253 j m ease 45 3 IQ' N Vi e 'E t : b - rk: RN COUNTRY NIA 1//ck l P°l Qr. Odtpc L. .) Wi:T. ' to Rs . 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Ilan AO s 1 - A the P-EG Ih=ve hav e tc tl it ever so • .orr‘t I ' i ,sVeill'; Y e a r 1790, I. beet i l ife .tat W:tji the L'U',,,,50 o r 7,32 . whicla, from its Obstin.u2ly resisting earl c ` i .'',,,iltY M licine prescribed by the . • •, it of:th e '"" • : ao:.t einin.i . ~.ii_atot hcre an , , A under several s vier:. course, Of s 3 : . lief, and twice discharged from the Alospitil, with 'lntl, Tn.: 08. w o uld 3 .; ? pc.li. to be of the mosi inveterate flitllte., .. 1 d , a s Ittinburgli, Minch IS; isa.. 'Pri l 4,' of last year my' disorder 1 t,:i. gut .to ;ail , 3 °u:uicel nearly to put a petits i to lay exii. tenee--1 1)4(1 . 13 , rg ,' ,"tri:l on the. crown of rily head, one , el each arrn, 0 ,, l' l t i c ,,,i. were broke out in a frightful many al; int rilthtwa' .. rho .fully 'painful, and had nv.:ll i n a on.. ot ulrerauria -t; it, last seven tears; my left hAd al:. a tw" -13r4e ' l 'l)'(''s j ila. mended by Mr. J. Thoinpson, n•as very much discoloured, apt fare rne stied' eitct. .. ing NM, particularly won Warm in bed, Ai lic:saY e 1,007. ()rive Tile Of rest ; in this lanienta late ,state., 1 W 3 ' r . i r i cute by them here), to take ynt i; l.e3ke's ratelit via; 'which - I began to do on the a6tl i of ALI ;. ill thc, co urse o! a • fortnight, I began to reeei..? • „ , !,,,,,,t,t.—ni ii!u s , , ,„ e fi tnan a Month, the ulcers Oil Sir,- lic.fd and rinii.:llo.iiid soundly heated-.—soutt after, the s ires oh to 2 4s in t tlu also; leaving, however, consinerat , I:: di l;()10iirat'lQ11 ijics, sun,, and pain in the bone of the lat,',, w!li , ..'', I , Y ' ll ,.,iivr• sing pt . (1-i, and a Eittic longer pe t,..,:ever.n..,' Pu!,;..,01 ( 'Oro received so gr,g-! rt luable .Medicine, subsisted ; inc no ;ICJ ed n':r :. • • ,oy regaining its natural line, and' the no 4to Mal . '. • ,le" goir.g olt. I thus became, by your libt.: . - ,.!s --- dicine, perfectly free from ail t o y'. forinct ci' ,: —.,, `.4• hive recovered rny f_.rmer spirits an. I streAg tl ' , ''. '. .'' , '''''' ll come jolly and fat, in which state ravingtunni,o-,' lot montbs'to the astonishment of a.l viO kncw ire. ',..a, a loss in what terms to express m y , ~,,,.ititt.;;;, WI ( t l',' my l ' m the good-of other • suffering mort; t;s, to mato; 0"sio; case as public as possible, as I -?•hali no eVerY c4 ,,`,.... 4 ,ti5fait in st ' dedogi - yon win greatly obii,..e, • Sir, You„,r ~,b;Z.. obedient, very In:Mille servant, " A I.l'N .' 10u Swan"s Clote,„' High-street Edinburgh. • Witnesses to the above Cure : wpr i;:ror, , ci l f. Atid lONNTHoatr,SON, N 9: 3. New i'pultry Market; OHN M'iNi•OSH, Old Assenibly-Close, Fditiburt:h• Preptv4 and Sold by the Siela l' Taos: AS TA Yl. 0 it, Member of the Royal College 0 1 ; or gens, ar his House, No. 9, New lirid4e-treet, LOi,i44 where, after a constant residence of !mare than th'rtYt, ',,f . ye :4%, in a pra‘iice particularl y . directed. to the cts !.,,,, Venereal Complaints and those. incidental to tlie l'at.l'l Geocration, with that inviolable secrecy which itraq,., his profession should always fairerve ha such ciqr:,,, flatters himself, the advice and assistant es he gratuit?.s;„ administers to - persons. taking this JVlclhCirte; V51!1..1..7. esteurbad, by a discerning Public, as an advantasGt' ' dom attainable and void of all ambig,liltY • nc e et Also sold, by die appointment, tor the conVenie ", those living at a distance., at t rte. l'ertiiincr's, Ng. :!5,0;,,,, Alban's-street f Fall -Mall ; the Toyshop. No. ,I%hiiii ford-street; Mr. Disborough's •No. 7, f ish•sttr„wes. Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, Sc. r,'.Uniori.row, Litt! '' , n 43,, ,hill • Mr.• Baxter's, South -bridge, Eiiiibui?.;h ; a Mt .._ '''' ir s 'nald, Glasgow ; Mr. Callwell's, I)iiblin i !Id a I t i c ',... p;''rs . on in every 4.-onsitterable town in C; Nat Britair,.l , n .., _ faii rand, in Boxes of only as. od. each, sealed,o,t,.„ v . ' . ! ; ', to y and pliin direclions, . whereby persons of cit!lxi;;;;;- cure ittemselv4i with cage, spozit. :;eaccY. 4:(11Ld. nil 'NO N. B. E ve ry jt o i; s old ill are.at I; ritain i$ 'ca .s_,o_crs is a Stamp, an which, by favour or the Coralos:cro, Ne, Printed, at ha t SMUT tlffice--" T • "." , _o'/ °r '' ~i ,ii oche ° liriaKe-street."--Inutate which is t.einnY, al are, CiAipterreitS.. ' ~,,,............,............