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Penzance, for a Letter, alledged to be a Libel and unfounded Calumny on a Gentleman of the name of Charles Burdon, Commander of a Ship of War called the Hecate, accusing this Gentleman with something more than negligence when .snine Frewh Ships came into a Bay near the Land's end and cut out some Ships there. This Letter was sent to the Lords of the Admiralty, who in stituted an inquiry, the yesult of which Welb that their Lordships were perfeEtly satisfied with the condua of Mr. Burden, and gave him up this _Letter to make of it whx. use he pleased, by way of proceeding against the Author. There were Affidavits, stating that the body of this Letter was of the hand-writing of this Gentleman against whom this Motion WAs made, although the Sig nature was feigned. Rule to chew Cause granted. HOAR E, ESQ. V. ALLAN. This was an /talon for . Criminal Correspond_ . ence between the Defendant and the Plaintiff's Wife, tried before Lord KENYON and a SpeciA jury at Westminster, when a Verditt was found for the Defendant. Mr. ERSKINE obtained a Rule this Term, cal_ ling on the Defendant to she* cause, why, there should not bea new trial, upon the ground, that the - Evidence of 'a 'Gentleman of the name of CLARK; a peculiar Friend of the Plaintiff, and who had an interview with both Mr. and Mrs. Hoare, previous to her departure from her hus. band's house, and who was about to describe how Mrs. Hoare was agitated ; and to shew, that Mr. Hoare - had every reason to believe, that she was going to her Uncle .Major Cook ; .when she left her husband's house, although she did in Ina go to the Adulterer ; on the grolipd, as we have stated, that this Gentleman's P7videoce should not have been stops , where it was. Mr. LAw,Mr. GAttaoW, and Mr. btextto, chewed Cause against the Rule ; and. Mr. ERMINE was heard in part, in support of it, when ' Lord KENT 0:1 expressed a wish, that the cause Might be tried again, lest, by possibility, he might lave rejeded something, that the Witness ought . to have been.perMitted to say but his Lordship was nOtsonsciOns of it, nor had he changed, in the least, his opinion upon this case. The other. Judges agreed to let this Case go beford another Jury, in order that this Evidence might be again tendered, *and disposed of by my Lord Chief Justice'. , • Rule for New ,Trial absolute. SCOTLAND. SAINBURGIi, ?EB. 5. A Danish ship, valued at upwards of to,ocol. having put into Bowtuore, Islay, in distress, was about ten days ago detained by a Mr. Simp son of that place. Last week a sheep farm in the Island of Jura, Tinted at 851. per ann. sold fur 3,5001. which is above ift years purchase. AYR., JAN. 29. Upon the t Bth inst. Mr. James Craig, Super visor of Excise here, and two of his Officers, Alex. Williamson and Win. M'Lean, accompa. hied by a party of the loth, or Edinburgh Mili tia, sailed from this port on board the Prince ,Augusrus Frederick Revenue Cutter, Captain nowie, for the island of Arran, where they dl3- covered seven private distilleries, five private monsters, and seized three large stills, .0 hick !Or. Craig has lodged in the Excise-office here. Prosecutions against the offenders will immediate ly take place, who justly merit in times of such dearth and scarcity, the most exemplary punish ment the law can ABERDEEN, FEB. 3. • By a letter from the master of the Charlotte, of this place, we learn that slip was taken off Flamborough Head On the ihini day after she leit Aberdeen,' by the same privateer which took the Commercial Packet. The master and mate were taken on board the privateer, which landed them at Calais. We have not yet learned to whaeport the Charlotte was carried. On Saturday the M4istrates fined John Dow, of Bridge of Don, in 401. Scot*, for having in. tereepted' several loads of meal which was on, the way to the market, and for sating it again in the market at an adVanced price. . , There is now living at .Cloves, parish of Alves, Murray.:shire, James Watson,, who has seen art (It three centuries. lie was born in IVl,lrch 1699. His farthest journey from his native spot was once to Keith, village about .2o miles distant. Be was at his son's harvest home in Oeloher last, and after spending the evening with much glee, walked home to his Own. house, a distance of a mile and'a Nalf, where he was barn, and within a hundred yards where his father; was born, w h o died at . the Avanced age of 99 years. The Average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returni made for the Week ending, the 4th day of Febrearl Om, Its Eighty-tnvo and Eight.'pence • 'Three f a rthings per hundred • weight. - 'I he Shrewsbury Chronicle of Friday last, has an Adveitisement, in which one George Robinson — humbly begs pardon, for having charged the wife of a Publican, of 'Wellingborough, with waking in the midst of divine service at church, and sing. ing the song of " Tally Heigh() the Grinder I" The following venerable coincidents took place in Bath a few days since :—A Gentleraan now in his 74th year, sat down to a Rocker's harpsichord, full Igo years old, upon a chair which belonged, at least is° years ago, to one of the Monks of Glastonbury, and . played some music published above 200 years since by Palkstrina and . Bird : 50 that the aggregate age •off' the performer, the instrument, the sear, and the 'Music, amounted to six hundred and servinty,fdstryfars. DUNLIN,'IN a. 5... A dreadful fire broke out on Tuesday night last in Golden-lane, in .the timber-yard of Mr. Hartwell (who had died on the morning .of day) : it raged with much violence, but tbe tart' attending almost instantly, and Mr. Grant, of the Ordnance, having brought up the engine belonging to that establishment, the tire was, by ..the exertions of Mr. Grant, subdued before it could spread to any of the neighbouring houses'; a circumstance peculiarly fortunate, as a violent .gale of wind prevailed at the moment, which threatened to spread destruttion over that quar ter of the city. Some days since, as James Barlow, Esq. of Great George's.streer, North, Dublin, was re turning to this'city from Navan, in the County of Meath,, in a post-chaise, accompanied by one of his clerks, and attended by a servant on horse, back, he was stopped at a place , called Dowds town, within two miles and, a half of Navan by two armed ruffians, who, having robbeti him of a parcel of half Bank-notes, together with some cash and other articles, mounted his servant's horse and rode off. In a short time after Richard Ledwidge, of Kilcarn, miller, hav ing heard of this outrage, communi cated the in telligence io - Philip Barry, Esq. of Navan, who assisted by -Ledwidge, two of his sons (Mr. John and Mr: James arry), and a servant, com menced a pursnit, which was continued for se veral miles; when this party having nearly come up with the robbers a little beyond the Abbey. of Bedive, - were in laced to divine them Selves, in consequence of a disagreement in the accounts given -respefting the - route of the robbers'i for.. • •tunately, Mr. James Barry and Ledwidge having taken the direelion towards the Commons of Navan, there came up with them, and upon calling out to them to surrender, one oldie robbers (who is now in eustody,and calls himself Scully) having • thrown open his great coat; was-elevating a blunderbuss,, upon which Mr. Barry tired and wounded him in the knee, notwithstanding which he ptoceeded to fly. Mr, Barry then desiring Ledwidge to pursue him, turned his atten tion to the second robber, who had fled upon perceiving his companion ro have been fired ;0. — He had just got over a large ditch, when Mr. Barry attempting to, follow him, was . thrown back, the mare on which he rode having missed footing, owing to her. being blown in the previous pursuit, which the villain seeing, im inediately turned about, and deliberately. aim ing a pistol, snapped at Mr. - Barry's head ; but not haying dialed his purpose, fled into a close country, where Mr. B. finding it im possible to follow him, discontinued the pursuit, and returning to Ledwidge, found him struggling with Scully in a ditch. The villain was secured and conveyed to Navan, where he was identified by Mr. Barlow and others, ,and has been since lodged in the jail of Trim. COUNTRY NEWS. NEWCASTLE, FEB. 7. His Grace the Duke Of NORTHITNII3ER LAND, in consequence of the high price of Provisions, has ordered a quanity of mixed Meal to be given weekly at AlrOirick Castle, to the laborious and industrious poor families in the Parish, to the number of 135. On the present occasion his Grace has confined his charitable aid to those most, deserving persons, the industrious labourer and mechanic, who require temporary relief; the Legislittnre having made a Provision, by a late Att, for bettering the. condition of the Parish Poor. On Wednesday morning last, the most dread. ful hurricane came on at Hexham, which has ever been rememberedby the oldest person living in that • place :—A number of houses were un- roofed, and cbiinnies blown down in the town and neighbourhood ; but the most material damage happened to the house occupied by Mr. Joseph Newton, sadler, there : A stack of chimnies fell upon the roof of the "house, broke through the same. and the ceiling into Mr. Newton's bed_ chamber ; but he fortunately escaped unhurt : Had the Breach been a. few inches wider, he must have invevitably been buried in the ruins. The house is totally unroofed, and the floor broke to pieces. 'On Friday -night last, about half past eleyen o'clock, an alarming fire broke out in the Town head of Kelsoi'which, nearly at the same moment, was discovered in a barn, and in all the stacks of a barn-yard. Before any assistance could be pro cured, the flanks had communicated to several houses, - and the whole beitig thatched, the fire raged with dreadful fury for upwards of five }loth before its progress could be arrested, al though every possible exertion was made by the Townsmen, .assisted by the fire engines, and a plentiful . supply-of water. We lament to state, that a number of dwelling-housis,,:besides barns and stables, were consumed, while the unhappy inmates, driven naked frOm their beds by the ap. prehension of instant death, were unable to save the smallest article of clothing or household fiir. niture. (The unfortunate individual lost his life ; a labourer - of the name , of Clarkson. After having succeeded in saving his cow, he returned.to his cottage, in the hope of saving some part of his furniture; but before he could leave it, the roof WI in, and he was buried in the ruins. The body . was shortly, after dug out, in a state too shocking for deseription.—His wife is dreadfully scorched, but may be expelled to survive. Two horses, a cow, and several bullocks were destroy. ed in the flames, as were the stacks of corn and hay :dimly mentioped, to a large amount. The morning of Saturday presented the Aiding spec. tack of upwards of eighteen w retched. finail ics, including a. number of infant children, destitute St. JAMES'S HAY MARKET, Feb. 7, Ho, 41. os. od. to 61. Bs. od.—Aver. 51. 4s. od. Smote, zl, Ss. od. W 21. 175. od.--Aver. 21. 115, od. WHITECHAPEI. MARKET, Feb. 7. flay, 41. tzs. oL to 61. los. od.-- ; Aver. 51„415. Clover, 61. 10S. od. 10 71. 75. od.--Aver. 61. 18g. 6.1. Straw, al. los. od. to al. ills. od.—Aver. al. 441114. DISTANT COUNTRY MARKETS. NrweußY L Feb. 5. ‘Vheit, 913. od. to 184. od. Oats, 335. , 6i. to sss. od. I Barley, sax. Bd. to 945. od. BeanS,,7Bs. ad. to 9aS. od. SALIs4III:Y, Feb. 3. Wheat, 1565. od; to igos. Oats, od. to 565. oti. Baricy, 7bs. od. to 9os. od. Beans, gos. ad. to Sts. od. Div tzts, Feb. S. Wheat, 1445. od. to igios:od. Oats, 445. oA. to i'43. •d. barley, 745. od. to 9ss, od. Beans, ti4s. 0,1. to 935. od, I.ON DO N Printid bv i ItUCHANAN AI'M I 1.1. AN, (at Ww-Strect, Covent-t At lhe SuN.Oyfict, 'NO. 1 12, Strait' ; where Adwerititrantts, Orders of lodging, raiment, and food. No part of the destroyed property was insured. It gives us beartfiAt pleasure to add, that• the most ailive measures were immediately resorted to kir the relief of the unhappy sufferers. A con ,,iderable sum otmoney was subscribed and dis tributed in the course of Saturday, and a large supply of clothing has already been provided. The origin of the fire has not yet been disco vered. DIAMOND LOTTERY. This Lottery consists of only t t,4.28 Tickets, the first drawn thereof in the ensuing ENG LISli LorrE av, which begins drawing the 2d of March, will e 'entitled to the DIAMOND 4 which is deposited in the Bank of England, _and valued at 30,0001. The Tickets at present are only Two Guineas each, but from the great I.mand for them, it is expeded that the few remaining un. sold will immediately be advanced in price. The Nobility, Gentry, and Public are respdlfully ac quainted, that they are to be had at Mr. Nt cHoLsoN's fortunate Office, No. 16, Cornhill, opposite the Bank of England. LONDON MARKETS, &c. CORN EXCIIANCE, MONDAY, FLA. 9, Oot. Our supply of Wheat was rather short to-day, and, as the bayers take none but the finest, prime samples obtain a very high price, while interior sorts are pertectly drug. Rye continues the same as oflate; very tine samples of which re:Lii 51: Ss. Bare) ' - Coarse Bare not only very heavy in sale, but con siderably lower to Pease and Beans as last week. • CURRENT PRI On board Shi Wheat loss. a uss. od. Fine do. ljos. a ISoS, (At 5111)01141C rszs. a 2685.; od. Rye , a WON. 010 t inc do. —s. a bd. Foreign —.s. a —s. -_oil.. Eng.fincdo.—s. a --s. od. Coarse Bar. 48s. a .i6s. sod. Nlaltingdo. 6c.s. oti. Fine do. --s. .a —s. od. Malt 6.5. a 705. od. Fine do. ' a 88s. od. Paledo. --s. a --s. ad. CE OF GRAIN. Li), as under : • 110 Pease 745. a 78S. od. Boilers gou. a 'cos. od. Fine do. —s. a --s. od. Suttbiks loss. a i Iss. od. PearlPease anos. od. H. Beans 745. a Ras. od. Ticks 7es. a 745.- od. F: f i ord do. —s. a ---t. .d. Kiln-dr.do. —s. a —s. od. Oats 40;. a 445. od. Fitie do. 465. a 495. od. Polands do. sos. a Sts. od. Fine do. —s. a —s. od. RETURN Of WHEA' By Messrs. evaLn and Including only troin the 26tr ai:reea bre to 32 Quarters at 1645. -- at 1621. 5 ibos. 4 ----- 12 1' IN MARK-LANE, ALP I, Meal Weighers of Jan. to the 31st of jail. he new Ads. • So Quarter at t 4.12. 1513 at 140$. 611 -------- at t3Ss. 36 -------- at 1365. 40 -------- at 13ss. 54 8 -------- at 1345. 1422 -------- at 134. aoo--- - - --- at tags. 12.3 -------- at 126 i. 9 -------- at 12ss. 100 -------- at 12o$. 1 4 0 21 , at 1565. 18 611 At IS3S. 701 1975 3g5 at 148 S. 474 - . at 1475. 16c, 892 3‘.4 139 at 1435. Total 11,112 Quotas. oa. 21(1. higher tl 39 -------- at tl3s. 1 3 -------- at ttos. ' 15- -------- at rc6i. ----a: 20;g. 101 --Avemge Lys. ii d. lan last Return. PRiC OF FLOUR. 8RAN...215. • 1 ..mg.:. A RETURN OF THE PRICES OF FLOUR, From Jan. 24, to Jan. 30, from the Cocker-Otrice. 78 Sacks at 1255. od. c Sacks at 1145. od. 2 -----• at 122 i. od. 38 -.-- at 1125. 6d. 14769 ------ at 120 S. od. 26i ----.-- at itos. od. In ------ at 4195. nth. 20 ------ at to s. od. 132 ------ at ItHs. od. 2o ------ at 108 S. Oct. .2o ------ at 117 s. od: 24 --- at top. od. 1 0 7 ----- at ll6s. od. 1 ------ at 100 S. ad. 1316 ------ at ttss.. od. Total 16,3;8 Sacks... Average Ho. 41d. .. fs. rid. higher than last Return. Average Price of England and Wales, ending Jan. gi, as follows heat, • los. od. Rye, 965. 6d. lihrley, Bzi. 6d. Oats, neallS,• SOS. od. Pease, 86$. 4d. ENTRY of I MPORTS of GRAIN in• the PORT of last Week. _ LONDON Wheat, -19 c, quarters. Barley, - 350 Unto. Pease, - - 6co ditto. Rye, - - 2c. ditto. Oats, - Quarters. Clover Seed, bos cwt. Hoop's, - $ 2OO lb. Flour, - 2750 cwt. F HOPS. DAcs. PRICE 4 Kent, isl. 124. 141161. CS. 151'.0i. 10 161. Essex, Isl. ps. to tGI. ts. rocKETs. Kent, i6j. os. to al. 2S. Sussex, 161. Os. to a 71.35. Farnham; 141.05.t90gi.05. SEEDS. Red Clover, (per cwt. j - Whit. CloV er, tto . Trefoil, ditto - - Turnip, (per bushel) . - - Rye Grass, (per'quarter) - - Cinque Foil, ditto' - - White Mustard Seed, (per bushel) Bsovin ditto, ditto Canary Seed, . ditto Ripe Seed-, (per last) - SMITHFIELD MARKET, Feb. g. To sink the Ottal—per stone of 8113. Reef, 4s. od. to 6s. od. Veal, Ss. 6d. to 7s. 6d. Mutton, Ss. Bd. to 7s. f Pork, ss. Bd. to Gs. Lod. HEAD OT CATTLE THIS DAY, Beasts 2000—Sheep 7ooir—Pigs o. NEWCATE•and LEADENHALL MARKET, Feb. 9. Beef, 3s. 6d. to ss. JO. I Veal, p. od. to 7s. od. Mutton, 4s. Ed. to 6s. od. Pork, p. Bd. to 6s. loci. PRICE OF 'l' St. James' Market 4s. &I. Clare Market 45. 6d. ‘Vhitechlycl Market 4s. sd. per stone of 81b. - 13s. sd. Average price 45. 50. Yellow Soap, 775. a Bts.-1, 'ALLOW. Tom) Tallow 765. a —S. Russia do.(Cand. )735.755. Russia do. (Soap) 715:735. MCiiillg Stuff Ns. 645. Ditto rough 405. a 475. Graves z6s. od. Good I) rep Bs. ud. flottled, 85s.—Curd, SES. 325. to 1345. 4,5. to i42s. its. to 68s. 14S. to 475. 2os. to 516. US. to 425. 13$. to 225. 139. tO 2os. 179. to 265. 45t. to Sal? NEW. GRAVESEND, •Ei. IL Passed by—the Ranger, --, from Demerara, and Two Sisters. —, from Rotteniam. Sailed—the Courtnqs, Fryer, for Lisbon ; Kent. Neale, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Townsend, —i4„ tor Suri nam ; Alexander, for Philadelphia ; Hazard, for Tobago; Alexander, Goadwiu, CarnJcn, Hill, Sir H. Palter, —, Westmorland, —, and Princess Royal. M'Donald, for Jamaica. DIED: On the sth inst. at Penquite, in :Cornivall, • W. B. Rashleigh, third son of John Ra..httigh, - On the 24 inst. at Euinburgh, Nary Glitnrie Robison, youngest son of Professor Robison of that c;:ty. On the 26th ult. at Boucritctus . 6, Sentlaadythe Rer. IYIr. Robert Cunningham, of 13algounie. On the 22d ult. at Aberdeen; Kr: James " Forbet. • On the zgth ult. at Peterhead, Mr. James Dalgarno, iat the 6gth year of. his age. On•the 27th ult. , at the Mange of Firth, -Orkney, in the 92d tear of her age, Mr.i. relit of the late• Mr. James Sinclair, Merelignt,' 61Stromness.. .- On the 2gth ult. at Aird,l,:itriont, Argyleshire, Ludy Amelia Lamont, in the Sad year of her age. • . " On the 25th ult. at Inverness, James Shaw, Esq. of Muir-Town, Agent for the Bank- of Seiatland. PRICE U, , r STOCK.S, YEST RDAY. Bank Stock shut navy S rerCent. SS per Cent. [797, 9tii ,Iftsb 6 per Cent. shut 4 'per Cent. Om. 76111 3 perCent.ltcd. sn i t ; per Cent. Con. 5611 ii :)itto Scrip I:attk Long Ann. Ditto ShOa Ann. si 5-t6 Ditto Scrip India Stock Ditto Londs. Exchequer !lilts New ditto Lottery Tickets "Oinniutrt - dis. .Imocr. 3 pet Cent. Ott Ditto Amt. so?} • Bank. for Accoupt India for ditto Cons. for Feb 561,4,71. WANTS A' P, LACE, • AS WET-NIiRSE, or to take a Child front the Month, or as -Upper Servant in 4 Nursery, a Young • Woman with an excellent Breast of Milk can have the most respectable Recommendation from the Lady she now serves, but can quit the Place immediatety. it required i • haS no Followers; can work well at her • and would be happy to prove useful arid agrt:abis. Salary - will be no objed, Would be i-grocable to :met et go in the Country, sks sh • is separateki from litr Husband. A Line addressed to A. B. at No. 9, Ivlillbank-row, day tOr a week to Come, will be duly attendcd to. WANTS A PLACE, AS GARDENER, or as Gardener and Keeper; a Man thirty yL-.1r3 of age, a good Shot, patealy understands the Garden Busintmss in all its Pram:hest ha lived in very respeEtable Families ; can have: a pixi Cha. ra.tter from his last Place. No Person ncedapply, except they wish to give Encoura o -ement. Address to W. T. at Mr. Thomas Taylor's, Guffaw, Lewisham, Kent. Large- OFFICE PENS, Peculiarly Well Cut. THE *evident advantages of having Writing Pens well cut and well ,shaped to the fingers, and of that true elastic Mould, as Ripe and Seasoned Quills , only are capable of answering, and bearing that nice cud ness f.epowts which a clean and open slit will rendtv snio;:th and tine, as to write any kind of hand with peribei freedom and pleasantness.--This circumstance must not only be very convenient, hut truly interesting to every person in the habit of writing ; great pains have been taken to seled a proper Stock of Prime Qualified and Sea. soned Quills for this purpose, in order to reino‘e the evil, abaci Pens, so justly and . universally complained of , in this country. Made and sold by E. Williams, Stationer to the Duke and Dutchess of York (successor to Mr. IlLunire),•No. ae Strand, near Char ing -cross, tendon. . . • gr Old Pens mended, and made asnew. MARRIAGE;, , • • • • HOW many Men to all appeara nce in thiprinte of life, who have not yet arrived to the Iliffe 'Of years, are ren dered miserable to themselves and useless 6b the great chain of Society, which they have eitha brought on themselves, or, by the force of had example, are giver up to a Secret Vice; the consequence is, that their Mind as well as Body is debilitated; to those the NERVOUS CORDIAL is recommended, and for which, Dr. Etc*. dum obtained His • Majesty'.s- Royal Letters patent ; it will -ptOteel them front the mfirnuties of old age and 4 wretched dissolution. Amidst the agonizing refleetionsof conscious guilt, how many arc there of both Sexes. that are deterred front entering into the married state; by Wit; mitres which delicacy forbids them to disclose; and those are not a few, rvho being already married, arc rendered mi. serable for want of those tender pledges of , nuttual love, without which, happiness in this state is at least very pc carious. The Vice aboVe alluded to, causes in WOJTICCA. Irregularity, Pains in the Back and Chest, Hysterics; Spasms,. Loss of Appetite, acc.--,ln Meti,•,it, causes Im becility, Languor, Relaxation, Nervous Complaints, bility. Anxiety, and a long train of melancholic Disorders.' The Nervous Cordial ,stands unrivalled, as.it has Wei analized by the first Piefessor. , ..•• anti Medical Men _Europe can produce. and may be retied on in giving immediate relict and certain ease in most stages of Nervous Com plaints, this salted Medicine has been productive of ge-, neral good, and the many restored to the blessings of health, from the gates of ritsith,. by this inestimable . Pre... • par4tion, is the highest etiloeiunt which could,possibiy.tee. paid to Dr. Brodunt, and is, indeed; hiS..llO2St - Ond ward. . The Botanical Syrup arid Nervous Cuclial to be had . at the Doctor's House, Noe', Albion-street, seven Doors' from the Leverian Museitin, Dim:l:friar's Bridge, in, Bottles at ii. 25. its. 6tl. and ss. 6d. : also ut.Mr. Pitiding's Me d'rinc Warehouse; No. 76, Oxford-street, opposite the. Puttheon ; ichoult and Co: (late Baeon), No. Ise, ox-' turd-street; .E. Newberg, , corner of St. Paul's Church-. yard; 'Putt,. R.eyal Exchange; and by most Bakiellers and Medicine-Venders in the three Kingdoms. To those Ladies or . Gentlemen bordering on the State of Matrimony, the Doctor would particularly roc9minend the Botanical Syrup (prior to their appcarance before the A lut of Hymen), who arc in the smallest degree apprehensive of . the eiystem not being entirely sound, or subject to relaxx:: tines of the Solids. Many undreds of Persons in the Counties of . Devon and Dorset have been restored from.the brink of the gcave,, the which the Papers, in the said Counties 4 have daily given an account of. The great Demand for these invaluable Medicines, bp. Agents throughout the thrcc Kingdoms, sufficientlr,testi. tics their salutary effeetS. A sas. Bottle contains equal to five small OnCS. • To Mr. BAXTER, Italian Warehouse,' South Bridge, 'SIR, Edinburgh. • • • Y the tile of six or eight Bottles of SPILS. 1J ANTISCORBUTIC I)ROPS, which had of you, I have the satisfaction to iriform you, I run perfeetly cured of the Scurvy, which a%cleci `b oth tnr legs andarrns, accompanied with a most violent humour, that entirely stripped off the skin. Its first appearance w as as a pin-Tice', my left lag only . ; then ir gradually in creased to that degrec of invqcraey just mcntrcreed. Bmr vious to my taking the Drops, every method which hisci been recommended to me proved ineffectual. I have .taken the liberty to addrest this Letret to' yon, Sir, ths, by your means, the efficacy of this Medicine may be meta known to those afflicted in a similar manner, and 13 setno recempence to the Proprietor, to whom no Lesser t)tim of gratitude is due, than release front so bandit/ trallepaso, - I am, Sir, your most obedient SetOsn_ e t • Lasswadu, near Edinburgh, ISABELLA GUODLET. _ . Apia zo, iSoo. - -•' ' - - The under-mentioned Gentlemen do 53veraIly =oaths authenticity of this cure : 011 N. I'ATON, Ministat • 0. MURRAY, mciar. • - AMES - HUME, Llder. AMES 'STEWART, Surgeon. The Drops are sold in Bottles of si. and 21. 35. each, by the general Vendors of Patent ;di:dimes in Town and Country; in the Borough of Southwark only by Mr. Clarke, No. 369, and B. Shaw, No. :74. .n, ; 1'ut)11.,... I,c cNA icK, (of Craven-Ituildings, Drury-lane)i or :he P9ptr, Lemri tor the Edilcr, (post- p aid), must be addressed.